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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

September 17, 1943

ZIONISTS

the solution of the Jewish prob- cil appeals to Detroit Jews who
lem" was sounded by Judge Louis attend services during the Holy
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E. Levinthal, president of the Days to worship in the establish-
Zionist Organization of America. ed synagogues in our community
lay discussions with the Jewish in his annual message. Declaring which function as educational
Agency for Palestine, that inter- that "the statesmen and people and spiritual centers all year,
nationally designated spokesmen of the world must recognize that and thus aid in removing an eye-
By BENJAMIN KAVFMAN
for the Jewish people, in order the solution to the Jewish problem sore and a baneful influence from
Congressional Medal of Honor
to determine the role which Pal- lies primarily in Zionism," Judge Jewish communal life. The syna-
estine must play in meeting the Levinthal made the observation gogue should be as it has always
•
desperate needs of the dispos- that "a new creed seems to have been, a communal institution, and
Natienal Commander
sessed masses of the Jewish pea- been developed among some of should never be permitted to serve
Jewish War Veterans of the U. S.
pie and to secure its rightful the so-called statesmen of Great purely private interests.
place in the post-war world.
Britain and, to our shame yes
"Bb
y a staining from attend-
"We pledge all our resources of the United States, too,
—al ance at tempor ary synagogues ,
to the' end that the Jewigh . Com_ creed in which mention of the Detroit Jewry will sound th • • A lot of people may be sur- will take care of the veteran
and
monwealth may be rebuilt on Jewish tragedy, of Jewish perse- death knell of an unworthy and e prised
sed to know that the problem he will be re-educated or re-eni-
the f ound
ployed.
ations
of
a
sound
eco-
cution,
of
Jewish
homelessness,
unwholesome
phenomenon
char-
of
what
to
do
with
or
veterans
u
basi
nomic s, of an enlightened seems to have become taboo, and acterized by confusion, irrespon- is not a problem for next yea
But what about the time in be-
world opinion and of a world taboo also are Jewish Palestine's sibility and commercialism. We or the year after, but for NOW. r tween? What's he supposed to
order which will restore and safe- brilliant contributions to the war add our plea to the plea of all
Most people think there can't live on and perhaps support his
guard the political rights of all effort."
responsible leaders in American be much demobilization. — not family on between the time of
peoples."
Views of Leaders
Jewry that this evil will be re- enough to bother about—until his discharge from the servi,
Roosevelt Backs Zionists
and the time his new job begins
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, whose moved from the Jewish scene.
the end of the war.
A message of greeting sent to election as co-chairman of the
to hand him a pay-envelope?
"We respectfully urge that the
Well, that's ot so.
the convention by President Zionist Emergenc y Committee established and accredited syna- . Men are beim, demobilized every
The machinery of government
is ponderous and moves slowly
Roosevelt expressed confidence was hailed by Dr. 'Chaim Weiz- gogues in the community take ‘ am
th at "the helpful contributions mann as "an event fraught with
We
appropriate. steps in planning for If you were asked how many tape. have also heard of "red
" Government
made by American citizens to- significance for our cause at this the coming year, to create and each day, you'd probably guess peculiar
plans h
way
ward the establishment of a na- critical moment," told the conven- maintain facilities for larger num- a dozen or fifty. The fact is, one a man has to of forgettingave
that a
g on eating three e
tional home for the Jewish pro- tion that the treatment which begs during the High Holy Da y thousand men or more are being
go
pie in Palestine will be contin- will be accorded to the Jewish season."
times every day and putting his
discharged every single day! A head on a pillow every night
ued." people will be the true index to
Mr. Ellmann urges all members total of over 000,000 have al- under some roof that has to be
"As the delegates to this con- the nature of the entire recoil- of the Jewish community to heed ready been discharged in this war. rented. And a man coming out
ference assemble to consider struction problem that will fol- the words of the Community y
That means thirty thousand
means of alleviating-the suffering low this war. Referring to the Council's resolution and thus help men a month coming back from of
our well.
army Nothing
has been
used
to
eating
can
create
of the Jewish populations of Eu- fact that the right of the Jewish maintain the dignity of Jewish the services; either they've been a heart-wound so deep as that of
rope," 'the President said, "I can- people to rebuild its national community life.
wounded in the war, or it's been a soldier who has been ready to
not but express my horror at the home in Palestine had official! ,
realized that they ought never
cru elites visited upon innocent been recognized by all the gr
gi ve his life for his country, and
b
eat
peoples by the Axis authorities in nations of the world, including
have
been
accepted
into the then finds himself let out without
army,
or
physical
or
psychologi-
PISGAH
the territories they occupy."
cal reasons. Sometimes it's just any means of support, even for
the United States, Dr. Sil vet
Movement Gains in U. S.
said that the Jewish people w ere
because they're reached the age a short time. In that time his
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whole psychology may change and
of 38.
The growth and achievements askin g "no special favors or
he may become depressed and re-
of the Zionist movement here privileges". Declaring that t1 warden, and Rudolph Leitman,
These men all need jobs.
during the past year were re- Jewish people intend to bu i11 :i guardian. Trustees, Lewis L.
A few of them are lucky sentful.
It is tremendously important
viewed in the annual report sub- their national home with th sir Steinberg, A. J. i•Piel and Robert enough to find the job they left
th this time-lag be picked up by
mitted to the delegates by Simon own hands", seeking "to ex- Wallach. Rudolph Meyersohn, by still there and waiting for them. that
Shetzer, ygxecutive director of the ploit, no
he one
sa and expropriate no virtue of his office, being the The majority have no such luck. someone. Private organizations
i
outgoing president, automatically Sometimes the business or store must do it.
Zionist Organization. The report one",
d: "We ask for t
Jewish War Veterans is trying
showed an organized Zionist sympathetic
understanding '(') `" f assumes the office of monitor.
where lie used to work isn't
Harry Yudkoff, second vice t here any more; the boss may to do this. If it is necessary to
membership of over 250,000. It men of good will everywhere to
Jew-
also revealed that during the past hel p a people, which has sere , president of District Grand Lodge have been drafted, or he may Y finance him and his family, Jew-
6, will make a special pres- have found it impossible to con- ish War Veterans will try to find
year more than 60 leading Jew- not unworthily the cause e( ' No. 6
entation to Rudolph Meyersohn, t inue under war conditions, or some means of speeding up the
ish organizations and congrega- mankind's spiritual and intell
tions enrolled en masse in the teal progress through 4,000 yea rs outgoing resident. Samuel W. I perhaps the veteran isn't able process. No man discharged from "
Zionist Organization of America. of hostility, to solve its trap • e Leib, general committeeman of my more to do the same kind of our armed forces need fear the
tragic interval before re-establish-
millential problem. Will the buil d - District Grand Lodge, will make vork that he did.
Elected Offia•rs
ens of tomorrow's world gra nt several presentations in behalf of
Of course there are national ment in a job or business, if he
The convention elected the fol- Israel the same privileges whi ch District No. 6. A musical pro- tganizations planning to take will notify the local post of Jew-
lowing as officers of the ZOA foe it is hoped will be granted to grain will round out the evening's are of discharged members of ish War Veterans or the Na-
the ensuing year: Dr. Solomon every people—to
)1e —to live a free a nd program. The entire program will t , he armed forces. There is the tional Headquarters of his prob-
Goldman, Judge Louis E. Levin- independent
life in its own n a- be short and there will be no Veterans'
p
Administration, which lem,
v
that, Edmund I. Kaufman, Louis tional home?"
speeches.
i s preparing for extensive re-
Lipsky, Judge Morris Rothenberg,
The funds which the American
This meeting was originally t raining and re-education of vet-
Taking the vieiw that intim
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, Robert gration possibilities for the strick- scheduled for June 21, but was
Szold, Dr. Stephen S. Wise and en Jews of Europe would not postponed due to Gov. Harry F. rans—assuming they are not dis- Jewish Public is so patriotically
Bernard Rosenblatt, as vice presi- appreciably improve after the Kelly's proclaiming martial law abled. Disabled men receive hos- contributing to Jewish War Vet-
pitalization first. There is also the craps for post war rehabiltiation
Abraham Goldman of New war, Dr. Nahum Goldman, a and banning public gatherings.
Re-Employment Advisory Division
York as treasu
R
rer, and
ant Rabbi
}.
member of the World Zionist
f the War Manpower Commis- are paying dividends right now,
si on and the United States Em- in supplying our soldiers with th„
James G. Heller of Cincinnati, Executive, told the delegates that
0., as chairman o the National
1,
1
"it is wishful thinking to dream
TEMPLE BETH EL
oyment Service. practical help they need and de-
Administrative Council.
that all the American and other
In the long run, these groups serve.
A warning against the use of countries
Sabbath morning services are
will open their gates
"half measures or palliatives in and invite Jews to come in, still conducted from 11 to 12 o'clock.
less realistic is it to think that Dr. Glazer will preach the ser-
all the other countries will be mien.
tiotittitimicHmxtiCH:ii-Ci-0-0-0-0-CKHX9:1-0 available for Jewish mass Mimi-
The Religious School with open
gration." He expressed the hope this week on Saturday, Sept. 18,
KOSHER
and conviction that when the and Sunday, Sept. 10. Registra-
Restaurant and Dining Room
statesmen of the world will sit thin of new pupils will continue
UNEXCELLED FOOD
down and discuss the Jewish at the school office which is open
problem they .will be forced to daily from 9 a. in. to 5 p.
AIR CONDITIONED—OPEN 24 HOURS
the conclusion. after examining
1'111We Dining Room for Parties
Dr. Glazer will officiate at the
Window Shade Co. other territorial projects, that the Holy
Day Services in the main
12017 DEXTER BLVD
Palestine solution is the only one auditorium and will also preach
WINDOW SHADES
NOrthlawn 9786
which is ripe for implementation. the sermons. The Temple Quar-
MADE TO ORDER
tette, under the direction of Jul-
ius Chajes with Jason Tick ton
C o
Cleaned and Repaired
MUSHROOM
at the organ, will render the mu-
LINOLEUM .'
sical program.
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Inlaid and Battleship
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will °fill-
' eitite at the supplementary Holy
offends the religious sensibilities
Rugs and Furniture
Day services
Br n Me-
r*
VENETIAN BLINDS
and w ill preach
Their obvious commercial char-
the sermons. A professional guar-
Drapery Hardware
acter, their irresponsible and un tette and organist will render the
dignified methods present a taw- musical
Get Our Prieem and Sate
pr ogTh of the services.
free Ehlinutteu Furnished
dry picture of the Jewish faith
Childre n's Holy Day services
to the community at large.
8625 LINWOOD
will be held in the Main Audi-
"The Jewish Community Coun- torium on Rosh Hashonah after-
DEXTER and LAWRENCE
cil of Detroit therefore expresses noon from 2:30 to 3:30, and on
CALL TYLER 5-1230
its strong disapproval of such Y
igtoori-oiciFacfnix,0******ixtinc,o makeshift synagogues. The Coun- om Kippur afternoon from 2
to 3.

ON THE HOME FRONT

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Congregation
B'nai Moshe

CONGREGATION
BETH ITZCHOCK

3836 FISCHER AVE.

We wish to announce that we have again obtained

CANTOR SAMUEL KERSH

who will

conduct Services in our comfortable Synagogue

for the High Holidays

Tickets will be on sale daily commencing

SUNDAY. SEPT. 19. from 3:00 to 10 P. M.

Please reserve your seats in time. For further information call
Rabbi J. Hoberman, PL. 1049

With our sincere Best Wishes and New Year Greetings

THE COMMITTEE

High Holida y Services

N. Woodward JWEWQ To
Hold Card Party Sept. 21

Plans have now been com-
pleted by the North Woodward
Branch of the Jewish Women's
European Welfare Organization
for a luncheon and card party to
be held at Bnai Moshe on Tues-
day, Sept. 21, at 12:30. p.
Mrs. Sam Stockier, TO. 5-0764, is
chairman. Mrs. Morris Sklare.
HO. 9787, is co-chairman. For in-
formation call the committee in
charge. Members and friends are
asked to keep the date of Sept.
21 open and attend.
Plans are now being formu-
lated for the annual donor lunch-
eon scheduled for Dec. 7. Mrs.
Pauline Epps is general chairman.
There are ways and means of
earning donor pledges. Call Mrs.
Epps at UN. 2-7185 for informa-
tion. For rummage, call Mrs. Da-
vid Silverstein, TO. 6-3489.
On Monday, Sept. 13, the wom-
en of the JWEWO were hostesses
at the USO which is part of their
scheduled work for the duration.
They served 1,206 sandwiches to
the boys. Mrs. E. Weisman was
in charge.

Rosh Hashonah, Sept. 30, Oct. I
Yom Kippur, Oct. 9

Rabbi Moses Fischer and Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan
will deliver the Sermons.

CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN

With a Choir under the leadership of Nathan Turbowsky

Seats may be obtained at the Congregation Office

Yizkor Services for the General Public will be
held in the Social Hall of the Congregation.

ADMISSION FREE

JUNIOR CONGREGATION

Separate services for boys and girt will be held in the Harry
Rosman Assembly Hall, under the direction of Mr. Michael Michlin.

Rosh Hashonah Services 10 A. M. to 12:15 P. M.
Yom Kippur Services 10 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. and 4:00 to 5:30 P.M.

Free Admission tickets may be obtained at the Congregation Office
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