,Atittricalt ffetvish Pedallleal &Ida
CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
28th Year of Service to Our Seale and Natien
VOL. 45, NO. 37
Detroit Jewish Chronicle
_and The Legal Chronicle
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1943
Jewish Community Council to Serv-A-Camp
Greet Conference Delegates First Supplies Sent American Jewish Conferenc e
To Hawaii Arrives • Meet Again Within Year
Public Meeting Sept. 21 To Be First Quarterl
Conferenc e
of 1943-44 Season at Centery
Mrs. Henry Meyers
Adopt Resolution Calling for Establishment
The Jewish Community Coun- Greenberg
Makes Announcement
Of Jewish Commonwealth in Palestine
cif, in the name of the entire S. Kleinm , William Hordes , D r.
NEW YOR K. (WN
an, Mrs. David Kliger,
Mrs. Henry Meyers, chairm an A m e r i c a n Jewish Conferench of the most important conclaves
Jr community, will welcome Detroit's Samuel W. Leib, Nathan M. Ler-
(
Miss Goldie
Levinstein,
Sam- of the Detroit Committee of the closed its five day session her ' in the history of American Jewry,
representatis'es to the Americael enr,
Lieberman,
Mrs.
Adele Mon-
Jewish Conference on Tuesday
ish
Women's Division of the Jew last week after adopting resolu- was marked by dramatic mo-
Sept. 21. This public meeting y, dry, Mrs. A.
will Schlar, Harry M. . Sanders, M. Welfare Board, which is spons or- Lions calling for the establish- ments, particularly (luring the
Shulman,
Mrs. ing the Serv-A-Camp project in meat of a Jewish Commonwealth
be the first quarterly conference Carl Schiller, Mrs. W Isadore
Siegel
adoption of the Palestine resolu-
of the 194343 season and will and Sam Silverstein.
Hawaii, announces the receipt
in Palestine, for the. immediate tion and the deliberations on the
be held at the Jewish Community
official notification of the arriv °f rescue of European Jewry, for
The membership
of other Com-
a l the outlawing of anti-Semitism, tragedy of European Jewry.
Center, Woodward at Holbrook. munity
Council committees
are in Hawaii of the first shipme eat
At the closing session an in-
Members
of
all
constituent
or-
now
being
selected
antLwill
be
of
supplies
sent
from
Detroit.
ganizat
for the recission of the White
ions are invited.
Serv-a-Camp has as its obje ct • Paper and for unrestricted and terim committee of 55 delegates
The delegates who represented announced as they are completed.
the providing small necessiti es free immigration to Palestine.
was elected to carry out the
Detroit
. will present reports and
such as toothpaste, tooth brushe
The five day conference, one mandates and resolutions of the
-as their impressions of the Ameri-
phonograph records, pocket mi r-
-- Conference until its next session,
can Jewish Conference. In their
rots, toilet articles and oth
messages to the community th e
e
,
(li
similar
items
to
soldiers
station(
which is to take place not later
confereesll
d
wi inicate
the issues
in places where the local comm
than within 12 months.
which arose during the 1
confer-
nities are unable to provide sm a
ence. They will stress th sign
The resolution demanding th
details necessary to the comfor t,
cance of the resolutionse adopted At &Wier S
establishment
of a Jewish Com-
morale and well-being`" of ou
by the conclave and their im-
monwealth in Palestine was
r
fighting forces.
portance to
adopted with only four dissenting
the future of the
Each communitw which partic
Mrs. Moses P. Epstein pates
world Jewry. They will also point
votes. The labor bloc, represent-
in
the
Serv-A-Camp
projec
out the additional responsibili-
ing. the Jewish Labor Committee,
Retired
from
Circuit
assumes
responsibility
for
sera
To
Be
Guest
Speaker
ties and obligations facing the
abstained from voting after an-
particular camp where the gift s "Court
Jewish community of Detroit.
of Appeals in '41 nouncing that its delegates were
Mrs. Moses P. Epstein of New are distributed on a non-sectar
divided on the Palestine issue.
Inasmuch as the coming activi- York, a former president of the ian basis, the Detroit group hay
ties of organizations may h ave
NEW YORK. (WNS)—Judge
Following the adoption of the
national organization, will , be ing selected Hawaii as the objec
t Julian William Mack, one of the pro-Palestine resolution, Judge
to be adjusted as a result of the guest speaker
ea at a luncheon,. meet- of its consideration.
. } decision made by the American ing of the Detroit Chapter of
Organizations which have al leading jurists in the United Joseph M. Proskauer, president
Jewish Conference, it is of para. Hadassah to be held in the Crys- ready contributed and made the , States and one of the most color- of the American Jewish Commit.
tee, announced that although he
mount importance that all con- tal Ballroom of the Book-Cadil- first shipment include: Denve
r
stituent organizations f e 1
and his two fellow-delegates had
eague
of
the
National
Home
e , Tuesday, Sept. 14, at j
Community Council be re P
iissented from the Palestine reso-
resent- 12:30 p. m., which will make the s ewish Children, Shaarey Zedek
1 ution "with profound regret,"
ed at this meeting.
formal
o
isterhood,
Detroit
Chapter
of
k H
James I. Ellmann, president of combinedpening
honor of
rolla four-wee
he representatives of the Ameri-
and mem- 1 adassah, Aesculapian Society,
an Jewish Committee would con-
the Jewish Community Council, bership drive.
Women's Auxiliary of Home Re-
inue to cooperate with the Con-
announces the complete personnel Mrs. Morris Adler, newly- 1 li ef Society, Council of Pioneer
f erence in its endeavors to have
of the War Efforts Committee of elected president, will preside at b Women, Primrose Society, He-
he Palestine White Paper re-
the Jewish Community Council. this meeting.
new Ladies' Aid Society, Infant
Dr. . S. Kleinman and Mrs. Carl
oked. Judge Proskauer
voiced
Under the co - chairmanship of S ervice Group, Young Women's
t he belief that 'Ithe
B
Schiller, chairman and co-chaiva,,,,fiars. Ralph Davidson
present is-
icur
Cholera,
Temple
Sisterhood,
man 'respectively, of this com-
az)
rf
Mrs,
,
N
uance
of
the
proposals
con-
rt. fa Jrickan, "pie-solicitation has eugarteit Sunshine Club.
ained in the resolution is un
mittee, in consultation with Mr. been. carried on during the sum- w Organizations and individuals
ise because it may. carry with
Ellman, made the following se- mer months. Minyanim (groups im ho desire to participate in this
it embarrassment to the govern-
lection:
of ten • women, whereby each to portant project and make con-
m enta of the United Nations, and
Mrs. S. S. Aaron, Mrs. M. J,, woman contributes a minimum
ibutions are requesterrto please
is calculated to jeopardize the
ea 11 Mrs. Henry Meyers, 1683
r-
------- 'of $2 a month for a year to aid Li
st atus of Jews and even preju-
.1 ' b tin "
ncolnshire Drive, TO. 8-1339
ging children from war-
di ce the fullest development of
ales and Kozenn
torn Europe to Palestine where
National women's organizations
th e Jewish settlement in Pal-
ey may rebuild their lives in affiliated with the Women's Divi-
To Give Program at
estine itself."
the land of their forefathers, has sion of the Jewish Welfare Board
The Conference also adopted at
Zionist Convention
been organized through the ef- in the Serv-A-Camp project in-
i's closing sessions several reso-
forts of Mrs. Frank Wetsman clude: National Council of Jew-
lutions on the problem of the
Marguerite Kozenn and Jul- and Mrs. Ben Mossman.
ish Women, National Federation
post-war status of European
ius Chajes have been invited
of
Temple
Sisterhoods,
National
Combined Drive
Ladies' Auxiliary Jewish War
to give a program of Hebrew
See CONFERENCE—Pa ge 12
In opening the season's activi-
music at the Zionist Conven-
See SERVE—Page 2
tion which will be held in ties with a combined drive, the
Detroit Chapter has adopted the
Columbus, O., on Sept. 11.
policy established by the Nation-
For this occasion Mr. Chajes
has made a special arrange- al Organization of emphasizing
NOTICE
aaararyarassaassaas,,,,,,aaaysziow„,,,,
the importance of membership.
ment of Zaira's Palestinian
Numerical
strength
has
always
song "Kacha" and Miss Kozenn
All copy must be in not
JUDGE JULIAN MACK
will sing it there for the first been of prime importance. The
time. The convention will open number of members of any or
later
than Wednesday, 3
ful fiugres in the Zionist move-
with the singing of the Hatik- ganization always has a direct
ment in America, died . here on
bearing
on
the
influence
of
the
va" and the National Anthem
p.m. It must be written
organization. Hadassah, being the
With the resumption of activi- Sept. 5, at the age of 77.
by Miss Kozenn, and Mr.
A native of San Francisco, on one side of paper only
women's
Zionist
Organization
of
ties
for
its
19th
year,
the
Halevy
Chajes will lead the audience
Singing Society is now looking Judge Mack was graduated from
in the singing of well-known America, has sought to strength-
en the Zionist movement and forward to the opening event on the Hai yard Law School in 1887, and where possible should
Palestinian folk songs.
its program, the banquet which and after several years of study
See HADASSAH—Page 12
he typewritten.
takes place on Sunday evening, at the Universities of Leipzig
Sept. 19, at Pereira's, Dexter
See MACK—Page 12
and Glynn Court. Following the
dinner, which will start at 7
p. m., there will be an interest-
By GENERAL WLADYSLAUS SIKORSKI
ng and entertaining program with
(Reprinted by courtesy of "Liberal Judaism")
Rabbi Morris Adler as guest
Poland, which is resolved to Ionia. The principal of equal speaker of the evening. Arrange -
An Answer o Mr. Alfred Segal
meats for the banquet are being
be
abu. a democratic state, has given rights and equal duties, which c ompleted by the Halevy activi-
ndant evidence of her willing- views the promotion of anti- t
By SIDNEY J. JACOBS
ness to bear sacrifices in d efens e Semitic policy as detrimental to ies committee of which Jack
of
Rosberg
is
chairman.
All
Halevy
the faith of her citizen s. Thi s the nation's welfare, will serve f
Editor's note: Mr. Jacobs is a student at the Jewish Institute of
applies to those of Jewish per- to weld into a whole all citizen: friendsare requested to contact
Religion in New York City. He was graduated cum laud
Jamie Freeman, corresponding
suasion no less than to Chris- of the reconstituted Polish Re- s ecretary
from the Medill School of Journalism of Northwestern Uni- ,
versity,
and served for
• 2377 Richton, TO.
tians. Certainly there is signiti- public—irrespective of race, reli-
three years as editor of the Advocate
6 -3374. at once if they have not
cance in the fact that large gion, or nationality.
Magazine, formerly the Reform Advocate, of Chicago, one of
a !ready made reservations.
masses of Jews have inhabited
the
country's
oldest
Anglo-Jewish
periodicals.
Members of the Halevy gath-
many parts 61* Poland for een- I While sojourning in New York.
In
his
weekly
syndicated
tu
met a delegation of Jewish red at the home of Mr. and
ma
CO;-
ea.mparison for the president of
and ts. Thus during the 14th, 15th spokesmen who, after protracted f . Irs. David Goldberg on Sunday, umn "Plain Talk," which ap- the
Cincinnati branch of the
16th
centuries
Poland
was
exchange
of
views,
left
with
me
°
one
ept. 5, to bid farewe ll to Mr. neared in this publication on Aug. Newspaper Guild, but in the
of the few countries that a memorandum, to which the a nd Mrs. Fred
n
and 6 last, Mr. Alfred Segal turned sphere of Jewish journalism it is
extended asylum to Jews who sentiments expressed above ma; z adie Zuckerman Alterman
were
who are soon his incisive pen against the young not too fantastic. for Mr. Segal
denied haven in other lands. h e
regarded as the sincere ao- to leave Detroit for the west men who enter theological semi- has consistently written against
At the end of the 19th c
sac r of my government. Let me CO ast.
a vast influx of Jews after
varies in general, and Jewish tab- those things which
be- add that all
entury
ten' Jew'•
T' the
, Russia,
exilerealiz
Haters. rehearsals take place hinical schools in particular, in deepest sentiments of the
a
ing driven from Central
how thoroughlyin accord rea e
is this (-, very Tuesday evening, -begin- these days of war. masses, such ism (pardoa.
settled in the Kingdom of P.`- attitude with American and Brit- ...tu rig at 8:30. in the auditorium of
as
Zion
Mr. Segal is a journalist of we mean "political
land, especially in Lodz and
Wm. ish public opinion. For the Bea- K° osevelt School, Linwood
Zionism"),
Zio the
at many years' standing and no lit- forthcoming American
saw, where they became mar- pies of those great democratic Bu rlingame, under the directir,n
tie distinction. with Cincinnati as Conference( if it proves to ewis,
cx-
chants and industrialists.
The . Poland that is bound to nations are aware. as are w e
Dan Frohman. Mr. Frohmari his locale. In matters Jewish, on press Zionist sentiments], and
who endeavor
shape the that
des- th
i s beginning the preparation of which he expounds weekly in an the like.
emerge from the travail and tiny of the future Poland.
e program for the 19th annual entertaining fashion. Cincinnati—
martyrdom of the present war millions of human beings in Ea_ Ha levy concert which is sched- in its historic sense in American
And now, Mr. Segal turns his
will guarantee justice, equality rope are the victims of unspeak- uic d for Sunday. Jan. 16, in the Jewry—also plays an important attention and his facile pen to
and freedom of religiou s
and
cub
able
atrocities.
I
believe
it
is
n
Ma
o
role.
with
a
dash
of
Pittsburgh,
the
young men who are studying
sonic Temple. Singers are
tural development to a
ll national exaggeration to say that no na- ur red to join the Hales-y chorus vintage 1885, tossed in for du- for the Rabbinate. Not that he
minorities that shall have
partici• tion among those trampled upon no w so as to be able to partici- bious zest. has discriminated against the
gated in Poland's battle for
sur-
pat e in what promises to be an r Mr. Segal is consistently
Rabbinate in the past in
vival and remained loyal to Po.
his
See GHETTO—Pa ge 12
rovocative as—let us s ay M as
out standing Haley). concert.
r. choice of subject m atter. From
Peeler. This ia an uncharitable
to Open
s Hadassah
eason with Lunch
Judge Julian Mack,
Veteran Zionist,
Dies at Age of 77
„ept. 14
t
Rabbi Adler to Be
uest Speaker at
Halevy Banquet
"Ghetto Walls Will Topple "
WE ALSO SERVE
a
See ANSWER—Pag e 10