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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
May 14, 1941
DECREE
the French Constituent Assembl 3rt
BOWLING
ALKALAY
to take up again the problem of
Rabbi Leon Fram To
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Arab acquisition of citizenship. To
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Discuss
the Bermuda
that "law of laws," which states withdraw citizenship from Jews will distribute the trophies and
gress, and attended all the ses- Refugee Conference
in its first article that "men are who received it several genera- prizes to the winning teams ant
sions in Geneva.
tions
ago
is
only
to
establish
a
born and live free and equal be-
The conference on refugee,
precedent that will milit at e members of the league, A I
When the Nazis invaded Yugo-
fore the law," and in Article 16, against the Arabs themselves, and Sklare's Wider Scope team cap
held at Bermuda by the goy.
- slavia, he remained hidden for ernments of Great Britain an t i
"any society in which a guaran- handicap their complete emanci- tared the first place crown in the
three months, but, his life being the United States will be thu
tee of rights is not assured . . . pation. Leveling downward does
has no constitution."
not constitute reform, but regres- tourney with the following team constantly in peril, he left for theme of Rabbi Leon Fram's ser-
These are the four questions sion. To be just toward one cate- members: Milton Weinstein, Max Turkey and from there to Pal- mon Friday night, May 21, at
which I submit to the self-ap- gory of citizens, it is not enough Stulberg, M. Surath, M. Schur. estine where he remained for 8:30, at the Sabbath Eve Sers
pointed apologists for General to be unjust to another. Without The doubles tournament which several months. Afterwards, he ices of Temple Israel, in the Lee.
tune Hall of the Detroit Insti.
Gi•aud, found in the United States offering the slightest real satis-
among the semi-Vichyite emigrants faction to Arab claims, the Alge- was the final event in the bowl- proceeded through Egypt, West tue of Arts.
Africa,
and
several
South
Ameri-
Rabbi Frani has given his ser-
as well as among the renegades rian High Commission has fed the ing season was taken by H. Gor-
from the French Communist party demagogery of a few native agi- don and M. Surath with a 1031 can countries, until he finally mon the title, "Dunkirk at Ber-
came to the shores of the United muda" to indicate his appraisol
of the Comintern.
tators, who prate anti-Semitic
The reason given by General Gi- doctrines from which German followed in second place by J. States. He has very much to tell of the results of the conference.
about the happenings to the Jew- After the services there will Le
raud for the abrogation of the propaganda alone can derive any Karbal and M. Handelman.
1870 decree — the necessity of benefit.
Guests of the league for the ish people in the countries which a Youth Synnosium to disco.
putting an end to racial discrim-
with the Rabbi his conclusions
It is not merely arbitrary, but banquet are Rudolph Meyersohn, were invaded by the Nazis.
Everybody is invited to come the significance of the Bermuda
ination between Jews and Arabs, often absurd, to consider anti- president of the Pisgah Lodge
and
extend
him
a
welcome.
is specious. The problems affect- Semitism in Algeria a spontane- and Isadore Starr, vice-president
Conference.
Leon Kay is the president of
ing the French citizenship of the ous native movement. Colonists, and chairman of the Pisgah mem-
The Religious School of Templ
the Detroit division of the Israel, which meets at Hampton e
Arabs are absolutely independent frequently newly naturalized, im- bership drive.
of the citizenship of the Jews; ported it under the tutelage of
Movies taken of the 'Pisgah American Jewish Congress, and Public School, 18460 Warring-
they were always considered in the Edouard Drumond at the time of Damsels' at the midseason ban- Morris Lieberman is program ton Drive, closes its sessions on
light of their own special feature s, the Dreyfus affair in 1898, and— quet will be shown during the c hairman.
Saturday and Sunday, ,May 15
involving the native mores and be after 1935 — under the guidanc e dinner
according
to
and 16, and will reopen early
Harry
s
liefs to which the majority o f of Jacques Doriot and his viciou Schwartz and Al Sklare, chairmen
in the fall at a date to be an-
the Arabs are faithful. This sp e- French Popular party, vassals of of the dinner-dance. Jules Kleii,
nounced. Rabbi Frain announces
HENRIQUES
cial status of the Arabs, which the Nazis. But history has shown and his orchestra will play for
that Temple Israel High School
France undertook to respect at that anti-Jewish agitation in dancing.
Commencement Exercises will
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the time of the occupation in 1830, North Africa has invariably been
It was announced by Milton
take place Friday night, June 4,
includes (even in the Algeria of a screen and a blind for anti- Weinstein, president, that Sam Columbia Universities. He has and the Confirmation Exercises
today) polygamy, unilateral re- French agitation. It has shown Maza has been appointed as preached many times in the pulpit will take place on the eve of
pudiation of a wife by the hus- also that in Algeria disturbances chairman to arrange inter-city of Dr. Stephen \Vise in New York Shabuoth, Tuesday night, June
band, forced marriage, and suc- can be allayed and religious har- bowling with the other Detroit City. Detroit Jewry should avail 8, in the auditorium of the De-
cession of the male line only. The mony assured by a handful of B'nai B'rith lodges.
itself of this splendid opportun- troit Institute of Arts.
contradiction of these customs to intelligent administrtors, suffi-
Pisgah League is known to ity to meet an outstanding per-
our laws and morals, and their ciently conscious of their duties have the largest bowling league sonality and to hear an import-
incompatability with the exercise and responsibilities to the Repub- in the country with 200 keglers ant message.
of the full rights of French citiz- lic not to concede to or compromise competing this season at the
enship, demanded that Arabs be with the mob. Let the present- Bowl-O-Drone. The last national
required to renounce their na- day government in Algeria be in- tourney and the state events, Pis-
tive laws before being admitted to spired by the example of Governor gah League swept all events and
French citizenship. According to General Lepine, who needed only took major prizes. These tourna-
the law of February 4, 1919, this several weeks to quiet the fer- ments have been called off for
renunciation is the only condition ment throughout Algeria. Let the the duration.
imposed on the native, the only present-day government resolve
The Pisgah League holds the
limitation to which he need sub- not to succumb to blackmail, which honor of being the only teams
mit before he becomes as com- can endanger the security of the that bear the names of the B'nai
pletely French as any other son Allies and the integrity of the B'rith projects and institutions.
CAT/ON
of French soil.
French Empire only in so far as Last year it was the first B'nai
Liberal French legislation ha it is abetted by complacency or B'rith team in the country to buy
assured extensive political right weakness.
U. S. War Bonds and since then
ON LAKE MICHIGAN ONE MILE
It is for the reader to decide raised over $200,000 in the city-
to the native Algerians; they
elect one-fourth of the Genera I whether the abrogation of the wide bond drive.
NORTH OF SOUTH HAVEN
Councils and one-third of the Cremieux decree is not a blow at
COME TO SLEEPY HOLLOW! An ideal
Financial Delegations, which de- law, and—above the law—at hu-
spot to refresh your mind and body
cide on the budgets for the three man dignity; whether it is not a
COTTAGES
... to put you in better condition to
departments. Yet certain mem- crime against history, a burden B & P Bnai Brith Mother
, KITCHENETTES
carry on your contribution to the war
bers of the French Parliament, on the present, a portentous And Daughter Banquet
LODGE ROOMS
effort. Clean, wide private beach 1000
particularly those representing warning for the future; whether
Cottages are newly built, 1.2.3.4-
feet long! Acres of woodlands; tennis,
Socialist parties, wanted the Re- it is not a vestige of Vichy, a
The Business and Professional
5 rooms. All with private baths,
shuffle-board, kiddie playground, bar-
public to be even more generous. concession to nazism, an obeis- Women's Auxiliary of the Bnai
showers,electrickitchens,stainless
becue fireplaces and the most modern
Consequently, they proposed that ance which certain castes prefer Brith will hold a banquet May
steel sinks, Simmons innerspring
beds,luxurious appointments,
living accommodations in Michigan!
the Arabs be endowed with com- to make toward fascism and rac- 18, at Wilshire Hotel, at Coiling-
utensils, linens and dishes.
Sporty 18-hole golf course and riding
plete political rights, either ism from within the shelter of wood and Third Ave., at 7 p.
stables nearby.
through an electoral college of democracy's magnificent structure; Excellent food and excellent en-
their own or jointly with other whether it is not an insensate and tertainment is promised. Due to
LEAVE YOUR CAR BEHINDI
Daily, weekly, and season rates.
French citizens, and yet be allow- cruel retaliation against the spir- food rationing all reservation
Complete vacation facilities make your
Write
to
Pearl
Gray
ed to retain their special laws. it of republicanism, toward which must be in Sunday, May 16. Call
auto unnecessary. Our bus meets Pere
SLEEPY HOLLOW BEACH
These parliamentarians based the Jews are guilty only of fi- Ethel Fischer, chairman, Tyler
Marquette trains 3 times daily at Bangor,
South Haven, Mich.
their demand on the heroism of delity. I ask you to judge with 6-9831.
Phone South Haven 784 or 860
or Greyhound Busses at South Harm
the Algerian sharpshooters in the uttermost objectivity and
1914 — a heroism that prompted calm, forgetting even — in order
Georges Clemenceau and Georges that your decision may be more
Leygues, in a communication ad- potent — that you are party to
dressed to the President of the the debate. For an outrage against
Council on November 25, 1915, to the principles and the justice for
ask that "the natives be offered which the United Nations are
the advantges of a new naturali- fighting is no less an attack on
zation law, which would not in- the Protestants of Philadelphia
volve the renunciation of their and the Catholics of New Orleans
than it is against the Jews of
own regulations."
On December 30, 1936, Leon Oran or of Philippeville. I ask,
Blum, then President of the above all, in order that your
Council, and Maurice Violette, verdict be absolutely unbiased, that
one-time governor of Algeria, you forget how these Algerian
made public a plan whose sym- Jews — now debased by the
bolic significnce would have far ukase of General Giraud—hoped
outweighed its immediate efficacy. for, prepared, welcomed, and
The plan would have elevated to served the debarkation in Africa
French citizenship some 27,000 na- of American troops, the emissaries
tives whose civic competence had of liberation.
already been tested, without im- —Tra»slated by Libby Benedict.
posing on them any obligation to
renounce their special laws. This
plan was eventually rejected by
Parliament. In refusing to take Baroness De Gunzbourg
this first step toward collective To Be Guest Speaker
naturalization of the Arabs, Par-
liament acceded to the importun- At Ort Tea on May 18
ate warnings received on Febru-
ary 8, 1938, from the Federation
Baroness Yvonne De Gunz-
of Mayors and Deputies of Al- bourg, who was active in Ort
geria. A unanimous resolution was work in Paris, France, setting up
adopted by the Federation threat- schools for rehabilitating refu-
ening mass resignations if Parlia- gees, will be a speaker at a tea
ment passed a law "detrimental to for members and guests at the
the future of France . . . the home of Mrs. Nathan Simons on
An apple concentrate has bathe the fine Old Gold
granting of full citizenship to Tuesday, May 18, at 80 E. Bos-
BUY MORE
been developed which is a blend. Ask for Old Golds
native Moslems, regardless of the ton Blvd., at 3:00 p. m.
WAR BONDS NOWT
fact that according to the law of
"natural" for guarding the
Mrs. Moritz Kahn, Detroit pres-
today. You get the same de-
1919, it depends entirely on their ident of Ort, Mrs. Harry Becker,
freshness of fine tobaccos. licious taste—the same fine
own volition. France has gone Mrs. William Grahrn, Mrs. Clar-
kik
We call it apple "honey"—
tobaccos—but now, fresh-
further on their behalf than on ence Engass and Mrs. Mortimer
,„.10WESTI ti NICOTINE
and we're using it now to ness is safeguarded,
behalf of the native Jews."
Meyer have planned a series of
So it was not the Jews, hostile luncheons and dinners in honor
IN THROAT-
to racism in any form, who op- of the Baroness.
IRRITATING
posed the hopes of certain groups
Baron Horas De Gunzbourg,
•New moisture-protectin g agent
TARS AND RESINS
of natives that they could acquire grandfather of the present Baron,
developed by U. S.
Department of Agriculture. We call It Apple "Honey"
plenary French citizenship with- helped to found Ort in 1880, and
As shown by unblasod,
out forfeiting a bit of their Mos- it now has schools to train ref-
Inclopondonl, untacilod
lem privileges. It was not the Jews ugees in skills and trades all
loth of 7 loading brands—
mods for Roado•i Dbiott
who stalemated the governmental over the world, the newest one
project of December 30, 1936, being in Havana.
P. L6rIllarJ Comps.?
which will carry the name of Leon
Among the hostesses at the
La tablIsbed IPSO
Blum into history, just as the public tea will be Mesdames
law of October 24, 1870, carried Leonard Weiner, Julian Wolfner,
the name of Cremieux and the Willard Mayer, Benjamin Lam-
anti-Semitic laws of October, 1940, bert, Baer Levin, Louis J. Rosen-
the name of Peyrouton.
berg, David Ruby, Oliver Ruby,
III
Herbert Warner, Fred Gottfurcht,
After victory is won, it will Harry Keidan, H. J. I.. Frank
rest with French sovereignty, with and Mrs. M. L. Prentis,
BUY WAR BONDS!
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Another NEW has been Added
appeacsuihelps keep Old Golds Fresh
lowisr
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SAME FINE TOBACCOS—INCLUDING LATAKIA