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April 9, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Two Lectures and A
Symposium Highlight
Michigan Hillel Program

It I 22k&H A ILO N

Two lectures and a symposium
will high-light next week's ac-
tivities on the B'nai B'rith Hillel
Foundation of the University of
Michigan in Ann Arbor. ,
The second and third of the
Marriage Lecture Series will pre-
sent Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs, Pro-
fessor of Psychiatry of the Chi-
cago Medical School. On Wed-
nesday evening, April 14, Dr.
Dreikurs, who is a collaborator
of the late Alfred Adler, will
speak on "Romance and Mar-
riage in Wartime." On Thurs-
day evening, April 15, he will
address Hillel and U.S.O. host-
esses on "The Responsibilities of
U.S.O. and Canteen Hostesses."
Dr. Dreikurs has recently come
WHEREAS, nearly two million Jews in Nazi-ocoupied Europe
have been murdered in cold blood by the minions of Adolf Hitler
to this country from Vienna
,and
where he was an associate of
Wagner-Jauregg, the Nobel Prize
WHEREAS, this mass extermination has been in aocordanoe
Winner. He is speaking at the
with the official Nazi dogma which calls for the complete
Hillel Foundation through the
enslavement or destruction of all other peoples in violation of
the laws of decenoy and of humanity, and
courtesy of the Jewish People's
Institute of Chicago.
WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of New York has
Louis Singer of Hart, Mich.,
passed a resolution expressing deepest sympathy and understanding
chairman of the Hillel Classes
for the afflicted and persecuted Jews and denouncing the ruthless
Committee, will preside over the
and wholesale murder as an act unparalleled in the annals of
Marriage Lectures.
civilisation, and
On Friday evening, April 16.
WHEREAS, on March ninth, nineteen hundred and forty-three,
the Hillel Foundation will pre-
a Mass Memorial and Pageant will be oonduoted at Madison Square
sent a Symposium, "The Jew--
Garden, New York City, in oommemoration of the two million
the War—the . Peace." Speakers
'murdered Jaws in Europe,
will include Mr. Fred Butzel, of
Detroit, chairman of the Army
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Thomas E. Dewey, Governor of the State
of New York, do hereby appoint and proclaim Tuesday, March ninth,
and Navy Committee of the Jew-
nineteen
hundred and forty-three, as a day to be set aside by
ish Welfare Board of the State
the oitizena of our State to offer prayer to Almighty God for
of Michigan; Dr. Saul Cohen.
the Jews who have been brutally massacred.
chairman of the Army and Navy
Committee, J.W.B., of Ann Arbor
• G /V EE under my hand and the
and University of Michigan fac-
ulty member; and Mr. Max Dres-
Privy Seal of the State at
den, formerly president of the
Netherlands' Zionist Youth Or-
the Capitol in the City of
ganization, who is now an in-
structor in physics at the uni-
Albany thie sixth day of
versity.
March in the year of our'
Miss Hannah Katz of Tampa,
Fla., chairman of the Founda-
Lord one thousand. nine hund-
tion's Forum Committee, will pre-
side at the Symposium. Preced-
red and forty-three.
ing the Symposium, religious serv-
ices will be held in the founda-
tion's chapel and will be con- % HY THE GO
ducted by Rabbi Jehudah M. Co-
hen, the foundation's director,
C
Louis Singer and Elliott Organick
Secretary to the Governor.
of New York City.

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Lou Handler's Camp Tamakwa
has been entrusted this year to
his friend and camping associate.
Irwin Haladner of Toronto. "Irv"
has visited Detroit and has
aroused much enthusiasm per-
taining to this year's camping
program amongst counselors and
campers.
Iry will initiate Lou Handler's
idea of a girl's camp at Tamakwa
this season and the camp will be
co-educational. Mr. Haladner
has been associated with camps
in Algonquin Park for many
years.
For details and information call
Lou Rosen. Ty. 4-8291, or Esta
Handler, Ho. 4444.

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t he
1920's.
5135,000
In
$52.0110.

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by Phineas J. Biros

TIME WILL TELL:
Dr. Josef Ranald, the refugee
hand-reading expert who has been
making personal appearances in
Manhattan theatres, declares that
he read Hitler's hand back in
1932, and that the future he
saw was horrible to behold . . .
You're telling us, doc? . . . Any-
way, the good doctor insists that
Hitler will meet a dreadful end
sometime around his fifty-fourth
year—and as Adolph will be fifty-
four this month, we can hope
for the best . . . Those of you
who possesses a copy of Nostrad-
amus' forecasts for our day prob-
ably have read it yourself—but,
anyway, the French Jewish phy-
sician did, among other things,
say that "the conference with
France will be of no avail"—
Maybe somebody ought to tip off
the State Department? . . .
From Sweden comes the report
that the people of Berlin reac-
ted to aerial bombardment ex-
actly as the people of London
(lid: both cursed Hitler.

YOU SHOULD KNOW:
Jay Allen, the famous foreign
Correspondent who covered the
American landing in Africa for
the Office of War Information,
and who's now back in this coun-
try, told us that the abrogation
of the Cremieux law by General
Giraud is a definitely anti-Semitic
move made under pressure from
former pro-Vichy officials. That's
a strange combination that the
H. M. McFadden Lecture Bureau
is offering . . , Otto of Austria
on the subject of "Europe in
Revolt," and Boake Carter, the
columnist, on the subject "The
Bible Told Me So." . . , The
Baron Eugene de Rothschilds arc
right in the groove . . . Those
titled refugees are growing a vic-
tory garden in their country
home, and except to raise all
their own vegetables this year.
FOR ART'S SAKE:
That was a good sele . ction on
the part of military authorities
when they chose Private Jack
Levine to paint battle scenes of
the American Army in action .. .
Levine's "String Quartette,"
Directors of Synagogue Is Now Ensign
which recently won second prize
in the Artists for Victory Exhi-
Conference Discuss
bition sponsored by the Metro-
politan Museum of Art, was hail-
Many War Problems
ed as the work of a genius . . .
The Board of Directors of the
If you're wondering what your
Michigan Synagogue Conference,
favorite Palestine-American ar-
which consists of representatives
tist, Elias Newman, is doing these
of all constituent synagogues, met
(lays, here's the news that he's
at a "Mlavoh Malkoh" on Satur-
with the Headouarters Battery at
day night, April 3, at the resi-
Fort Miles, Del, . . . Artist
dence of Mr. Morris Mohr, pres-
Frank Horowitz is having his
ident of the Conference.
sot'ies of paintings "Life in the
The following resolutions were
Soviet Union" on view at the
accepted:
Founders Library of the Howard
University Gallery of Art at
1. The office of the Conference
lArnshington . . , The Horowitz
is to schedule representatives of
oils form An important part of
all constituent synagogues to
en exhibit that ineludes the work
wish godspeed to Jewish inductees
of a number of Russian painters
leaving at the Michigan Central
"rid sculptors . . , Horowitz's
Station and present them with
”aintines. which constitute a last-
religious kits published by the
i•str record of these Russian Jew-
Jewish Welfare Board.
;ab
colonies which
2. The Conference will assist
rove row hccn destroyed by the
synagogues in the compilation of
Nazi invaders, have been eir-
honor-rolls of their men in serv-
'misted PS a traveling exhibition
ice.
the American Federation of
3. As in the past, the Confer-
rt R.
Washington
being the
ence will assist the Hillel Foun- ENSIGN SEYMOUR JACOBY
dation at the State University in
Ensign Seymour Jacoby, son piehth city to see them.
Ann Arbor in accommodating of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jacoby JEWISH NEWS:
needy students and service men of 2605 Elmhurst Ave., gradu-
By the time this is printed a
stationed at the University for ated from Highland Park High
Passover meals for all eight (lays School Junior College, Michigan Zionist Extraordinary Committee,
supreme in its authority, may
of Passover.
State Norman College, in Ypsi-
4. As to questions of high gov- lanti. He was past president of have been established . . . This
ernment-officials put before Jew- the National Honor Fraternity Pi committee would have precedence
ish leaders in recent interviews Gamma Mu. He graduated Mar. over all existing Zionist bodies,
of: How many Jews want Pal- 5 as ensign from the Northwest- and its decisions on major politi-
estine?, the Conference responds ern University Midshipman School cal policies will have to be ac-
cepted by all affiliated Zionist
in lining up Jews attending the in Chicago, Ill.
organizations . . . Dr.
Israel
synagogue for the upbuilding of
Goldstein's record in his
ten
a Jewish Homeland in Eretz Is-
years' presidency of the Jewish
rael. The rabbis and leaders of
o National Fund in America is one
synagogues will be asked to set Film Season Closes
outstanding
tanding achievements in
aside the first day of Passover
Zionist annals in this country .. .
for getting across the idea to At Littman's Theater
Under his leadership the annual
synagogue visitors that the at-
Abraham Littman of Littman's
tendance at the synagogue im- People's Theater announces that collections for the JNF here
plies a positive attitude towards the film showings for the season jumped from $144.000 in 1933 to
X1,900,000 in 1942 , . . Rabbi
the erection of a Jewish Home- are at an end.
Meyer Berlin, the Mizrachi lead-
land in Eretz Israel, and that the
Beginning on April 25 the er who's on a visit to our shores
upbuilding of Eretz Israel is to
he based upon Torah and tradi- famous actor Herman Jablakoff now. is trying desperately to get
and a cast studded with star accommodations on a clipper that
tion.
5. This board of directors meet- performers will present the would bring him hack to Pales-
ing was the last before the forth- "Dishwasher". The J a b l a k of f tine in time for Passover . . .
coming spring convention on May troupe will be here also for April The current issue of the house
organ of the Committee for a
16, for which preparations are 26 and 27.
already under way. - Dr. S.
Mr. Littman expects to present Jewish Army publishes that fa-
Nierenstein, president of the the traveling companies which ir oils ballad by Ben Hecht, on
Union of the Orthodox Jewish at this time of the year tour the anti-Jewish atrocities, which sonic
Congregations of America, prom- country after they have closed Jewish organizations were afraid
to see printed in a paid adver-
inent New York jurist, will be their New York season.
the guest speaker of the con-
The Detroit Yiddish theater- tisement.
vention. Synagogues are asked going public is assured by Mr. ABOUT PEOPLE:
to appoint delegates for the con- Littman that he will make every
Judge Samuel Leibowitz of
vention, at which annual elections effort to bring the best the Brooklyn, who in the days when
will be held.
Yiddish theater has to offer.
he was one of the country's most

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Camp Tamakwa to
Open With Irwin
Haladner Directing

. ..STRICTLYCbNFIDENTIAL • ••

astute criminal lawyers caused
many a district attorney many
a sleepless night, is now said to
have ambitions to become a dis-
trict attorney himself . . Thanks
to Magistrate Morris Rothenberg,
former president of the ZOA,
for upholding the right of the
weary to doze in the subways
of New York . . . The judge
handed down this verdict in his
Bronx court the other (lay . .
Lt. Col. Ephraim Jeffe, who in-
vented those polarized dimout
screens for the Consolidated Edi-
son Company of New York (of
which lie is it vice president on
military leave of absence), is the
new executive assistant to WPB
Vice Chairman Wilson . . . Chief
Robert Nathan of the WPB
Planning Board is leaving his
post . . . He's' hoping to join
the Army—but if he fails the
physical test. he'll seek service
abroad for the Government . . .
Have we ever called your at-
tention to the swell publicity
job Mrs. Bernard Gimbel is do-
ing for the American Women's
Voluntary Service? . . . Form-
er movie director William W • -
ler, of the Air Force, had a new
experience recently . . . Many's
the bombing scene Wyler has di-
rected in the past—but not long
ago he had the thrill of partici-
pating actively in an American
raid over Germany.
WEEKLY GIGLE:
Winchell says lie laughed his
head off at the tale of the Ber-
lin worker who asked a bank
clerk how to invest his life sav-
ings of a thousand marks . . .
"Buy State bonds," advised the
clerk . . . "But suppose the State
goes broke?" countered the
worker . . . "You forget that the
Nazi Party will see that it
deosn't" . . . "But," persisted
the man. "supposing the Nazi
Party collapses?" . . . "Well,"
welled the clerk, "wouldn't that
be worth a thousand marks?"
. . . And Harry Hershfield tells
the one about. Hitler calling up
Musso on the long-distance phone
to deny another report of his
(Adolph's) death . . . "Tell your
people I'm not (lead," ordered
the Fuchrer . . . To which Beni-
to replied: "I will—as soon as
they stop cheering."

BRANDEIS GROUP
The Brandeis Group of the Pio-
neer Women's Organization, hav-
ing had a successful evening on
March 2, gave towards the J.N.F.
and Palestine project besides
contributing $50 to the Red
Cross.
Rose Kaufman of Cleveland ad-
dressed a membership tea on
Thursday, March 18. at the
home of Mrs. Yetta Dubine of
Euclid Ave, thus gaining three
iv member's. Sally Braverman,
Diane Simons and Rose Frank.

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