I0 September 3, 1943 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle * • * STRICTLYCONFIDENTIAL 0 * Dr. Goldstein for the presidency were the Chicago Zionist Organi- (Continued from Page 1) zation of which Nathan D. Kap- (Continued from Page 1) lan is president, and • the Ohio Suckle, 21 years old ' o , lepres, m k. be one of the main items on the -Valley Zionist Region of which • mg youth organizations, to th,,, agenda. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: camp in Georgia, reports that Albert Schiff is the president. "oldest American Zionist," ii,, Why did the newspapers 'sup- Axis prisoners are happiest when The resolution of the Chicago press the news about that Jewish they're listening to an American CHOICE OF DR. GOLDSTEIN Zionist Organization, which was Harry Friedenwald of Baltimii .e, cemetery in the Catskills being jazz band. Aid., who is 78 years old, and the AS ZOA HEAD PRESAGES desecrated by anti-Semitic hooli- READERS' GUIDE: adopted by unanimous vote, notes venerable Rabbi A. M. Ashinsi. PEACE AT CONVENTION y gans? . . . Emil Ludwig, the dis- by Dr. Stephen S. Wise the fact that the leaders of Zion of A forthcoming volume to be inert of Pittsburgh, who is 7(3. NEW announce- tinguished biographer, has been ism in America "have unanimous The average age of the, dele lecturing at the Army School for published by the American Jew- Historical Society contains Military Government at Char- ish guiles is approximately49 ve: i • imortant ocuments of American that an agreement had been` ly endorsed his candidacy" and d F. ti u . c ay, Aug.__, as a Day .ommending "the stirring quality lottesville, Va. . . . Ludwig urged . diplomatic correspondence show. leached between the various Zi- of leadership which he possesses l T h ' e s m n (slit cad observl . a strong United Nations army of in Fis t t r I 2ii . g the American Government's onist groups by which Dr. Israel c c n" of occupation in Germany after the great interest in the fate of Jews Goldstein is to be the only nomi- president and which exercised as of .. . rayer was . marked by special of he the has Jewish National Will . . . "What I fear," he said, "is that the day after the death everywhere . . . The review of nee for the presidency of the Fund" and pointing furthel; ,a,to s religious services in synagog ue; and temp t b 's, in response to a of Hitler the Junker generals Professor Salo Baron's three- Zionist Organization at its con- the need "in these trying days ca I . by the executive of th e in Columbus on Sept. and the critical days ahead" o 12 has been widely acclaimed will kowtow and say: 'Come, let volume work, " The Jewish Com- vention I Jewish Conference. such qualities of leadership, ex- American us be brothers again,' and that munity," in the Journal of Jew- some of you will say: 'Now let ish Bibliography will create lots throughout the country, accord- press the hope that Dr. Goldstein '111 Y outstanding rabbis in New Y ing to reports received here. of discussion and "bYork and throughout the count, v nd will displease will made the president us make peace—they - y are good the e r n From c a s ti1s Connecticut i.lv the author deserves no end . thanks . . Jennie acclaim of the devoted sermons and messag e ,: people' . . . But they are no bet- M. Flexner for coast far west Port- the Conference and recited p ■ t 'd- ter than the Hitlers . . . They the preparation of a bibliography land, Ore., Zionist organizations coming convention." In Portland, the Zionist organi- ers for the success of its delibera- only. have better manners" . . • on Russian politics, art, music, have taken action to indicate Founder of the idea of the zation, headed by Rabbi Philip dons and the salvation of Jewry, The observation of last Siam- "Pledge of Unity" designed to the revolution and the Red Army their enthusiastic approval of the Kleinman, adopted similar resolu - people try- agreement. The general reaction day as a national Day of Prayer prevent racial conflicts in this • in war time ' . . The . essential need k k of Zionist groups throughout the lions, stressing the ing to create disunity between country is a Mrs. Henry Jaffe of America and Russia would do well country is greeted with much of harmony in Zionist ranks at was also urged i in a statement the present time and pointing to Issued by the "Religious National New York In public to read the books recommended satisfaction by national Zionist Dr. Goldstein as peculiarly fitted Issued of the Conference, wheel] Mrs. Jaffe . is . . Jean Muir life of the stage and screen (no, she's not. by Miss Flexner . . . Pierre Van leaders, as it is felt that division to effect peace in Zionist ranks includes the Mizrachi OrganizA- Jewish, though her husband is, Paassen's new book, "The For- now in the Zionist fold, in view while at the same time aggressive- tion and its affiliates, the Rub. gotten All " will be published of the "serious problems facing binical Council, the National and she calls her baby son a simultaneously in Spanish, Chi - the Zionist movement 'at the ly. espousing a bold Zionist pro. Council of Young Israel and the representative of racial unity). grant nese and English next month time" as Dr. Stephen S. Wise put The Connecticut Zionist Region Union of Orthodox Congrega- JEWISH NEWS: The advance sale has already it ' would be disastrous. The o . f which Rabbi Harry Zwelling The American Jewish Confer- . pa . ssed the 50,000 mark . . . Con- agreement which Dr. Wise an- once now in session in New York gratulations to 1 his nounced last week calls for Dr. is president similarly this week thins. ____ i 3. berre 1.. ' endorsed the action taken by Dr. is being covered by 150 news- four fth consecut oive best se Goldstein to be the head of the seller. papermen . . . Incidentally, , we Zionist organization and for Dr . Wise following his conference were wrong about the postpone- A BOUT PEOPLE : Abba Hillel Silver to become `he with Zionist leaders and pledged ment of the Conference . . . Dr. Israel Schapiro, head of the chairman of the American Emer- to Dr. Goldstein "our united co- ckUti: The subject was not ever brought Jewish Division of the Library of gency Committee for Zionist Af- operation in the difficult task Originally we up at the executive meeting pre- Congress, is about to retire, after f a i rs. which will face you as president." asked for 10 percent ceding the convening of the Con- more than two decades of tenure ,-. Similar resolutions were adopt- ference . . . Did you know that of office . . . It's Captain Andre uroups Take Action in bonds; now we ed by the Empire State Zionist the number of American citizens Baruch now . . . The well known Among the larger Zionist groups Rcgion at its meeting in Kingston need considerably in Palestine has dwindled from•4radio announces is in North Af- which took action this week to and the Western New York re- more 10,000 to 2,500 since the out- ma with the Signal Corps approve the agreement naming gion at its sessions in Buffalo. break of the war? . . . Many Sgt. Barney Ross, former box- Americans who were living in ing champion and now war hero, Palestine have volunteered for is busy writing his autobiography . . . Congratulations to Mr. ankl service in the U. S. Army. '. The war, by the way, has brought. Airs. Arthur Mayer on the mar- about equalization of Arab wages i'iage of their son, Lt. Michael in Palestine, so that Arabs and F. Mayer, to Janet Cluster . . . Jews now get compensation ac- Mike's father is the dynamic mo- cording to the same standards tion picture executive, who is . . . An important development, himself doing his bit for the which will make possible com- war effort . . . And who do you mon labor unions . . . A new suppose is now taking dancing Hebrew daily, "Hazman," has lessons, very seriously? . . . made its appearance in Palestine Your old friend Eddie Cantor, . . . This brings the total of Ile- no less. brew dailies in Eretz up TRUE STORY: to six . Electric current sold Orson Welles makes this reve- in Palestine in 10 months of lation about the late Houdini's 1942 totaled over 114,000,000 resourcefulness while at the late units, an increase of 20,000,000 Imperial Russian Court—which over the corresponding period in of course never suspected the the preceding year ... An amaz- famous magician of being a Je.• ing growth, demonstrating that . . . It seems that in a certain Jewish Palestine is on the march tower of the Kremlin there were despite the chicaneries of the some bells unused for 300 years. British Colonial Office. the bell ropes having rotted THIS AND THAT: away . . . Yet at the Czar's re- Nu Beta Epsilon, the law quest Houdini caused the bells to fraternity, has awarded honorary ring by simply standing at Or' membership to Judge Jonah J. palace window and making a Goldstein of New York and to mystic gesture . . . The secret? former Ambassador Joseph E. . . . Houdini's gesture at the win- Davies . .. Judge Goldstein has dow was a cue to his wife, who stood out this year as a fighter was at a nearby window with a against anti-Negro prejudice . . rifle—and it was the impact of The author of "Mission to Mos- lead on the bells that caused cow" is without question the most them to ring. eminent advocate of American- Russian cooperation . . . 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' photos don't really do her justice, everywhere the Axis soldiers hide because they do not show the "booby traps," to slow the move- You can save all this trouble, ali striking coloring of her blue-gray ment of oncoming fighting men of eyes, olive skin and dark brown, the ,United Nations. The detector this worry and the not inconsider- naturally curly hair . .. Private does the same work on land as the George Levy, who is attached to mine sweeper does at sea. able expense by inserting your the military police in charge of prisoners of war at an interment greeting in The Chronicle. SIDELIGHTS ZIONIST by Phineas J. 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