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October 01, 1943 - Image 46

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1943-10-01

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October I, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

14

used successfully in the days of
peace. War may bring new and
startling innovations in the realm
(Continued from Page 10)
of armaments and machines, but
mental ailment which is cured by the methods of bringing truth
neglect or indifference.
and understanding about Jews
As in medieval days of the rack and Judaism have suffered no vio-
and water torture, men fear — lent changes.
Our numerous speakers who
and persecute—what they do not
understand. Today the Jewish po- address service c 1 u b s, high
sition in the world has been so schools, colleges, churches and
obscured by misinformation, vi- veterans' groups continue their
ciousness, and paranoiac propa- work on a larger scale — but
ganda, that we must slash through the work of these speakers in
the fetters binding the human former years is bearing fruit
mind before we can introduce now in the form of increased re-
reason and sanity about the sistance to anti-Jewish propagan-
da on the part of persons who
Jews.
The wartime "techniques" of have heard these messages. Mil-
the Anti-Defamation League are lions of Americans have been set
modifications of those methods on guard by A. D. L. speaker.:
against taking stock in the prop-
aganda wares of wily profession-
al anti-Semites. Today, messages
on good-will and interfaith un-
SEASON'S GREETINGS
derstanding are more pointed —
for this is a fast moving period
when every word counts.
The distribution of compact,
C. J. Leggert
small booklets illustrated with
color and cartoons has reached
PLUMBING — HEATING
national proportions, and these
Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned
booklets find great favor with
Parts and Grates
busy people who do not have the
time to read lengthier articles.
War plants have distributed these
205 4 7 FENKELL AVE.
booklets to workers by the hun-
dreds of thousands, and social
REDFORD 2167

HOME FRONT

Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu

Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu

Outfit Yourself
for the Holidays

INDUSTRIAL
CASTINGS CO.

C. A. BRADY

W. L. MAYBERRY

8955 THADDEUS AVE.

STETSON HATS
WEMBLEY TIES
ARROW SHIRTS
INTERWOVEN SOCKS

HENRY'S STORE, INC.

A Shop for Men

11661 DEXTER

HO. 0100

HOLIDAY GREETINGS

DON CARTAGE CO.

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS!

MACHINERY MOVING

Safes — Laundr y Machinery
Real Estate Offices

TANKS—BOILERS

OTT MACHINERY

SALES, Inc.

Stacks Moved and Erected

540 2nd at Congress

4232 Vinewood TYLER 4-7340

CAdillac 3103

Night Telephono: TYLER 4-7341

2663 MICHIGAN

LA. 3221

Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!

NATE'S
Quality Delicatessen

RUFF

ICE CREAM CO.

1951 E. FERRY

PLaza 3305

I. E. ATLER
JOSEPH MOSTEN

The Finest of Its Kind
On Dexter

service organizations — likewise
attracted by their topical value
and humorous content — have
given vital circulation to these
pieces.
Special reprints of articles and
booklets of a religious or scholar-
ly appeal are issued regularly by
the A. D. L., and are utilized in
a practical manner by • students,
research workers, churchmen and
editors. Much of the material dis-
tributed through our efforts is
subsequently utilized in the form
of sermons, editorials and books.
Recognizing in the daily press
a potent medium for reaching
thousands, the Anti-Defamation
League closely collaborated in the
preparation of certain press fea-
tures to be incorporated into the
programs of organizations engag-
ed in "selling democracy" to the
American public. Striking illus-
trations and short but pungent
copy keynote these full-page dis-
plays which are under-written by
business firms and institutions as
a patriotic act.
The role played by Americans
of all races and faiths are strik-
ingly depicted in these full-page
displays, which cannot but thrill
readers who get a new insight
into the "melting pot" provided
by the American armed forces.
In the radio field, substantial
help is given to the producers of
programs — network and local —
which dramatically present mov
ing scenes of American demo-
cratic living. Radio is one of the
great forces of education today.
League speakers reach millions
of listeners annually by radio.
Through the excellent research
facilities of the Anti-Defamation
League, the producers of out-
standing radio shows with demo-
cratic themes receive factual,
documented material on short
notice. The Fact-Finding depart-
ment of the A. D. L. provides
authentic material on subversive
activities, utilized on programs
exposing the Fifth Column and
methods of Axis espionage, in-
cluding psychological warfare.
In the coming year radio will
occupy more and more of our
time as we listen to blow-by-blow
descriptions of the battle for Hit-
ler's European Fortress. But
while spot news is an unfailing
magnet for all of us, we must re-
member that the decent world of
tomorrow must have its under-
pinnings in today's lessons for
democratic living — and the job
is only half-done when radio's
education potentialities are not
used to the fullest. To interpret
the crashing events of the day in
terms of democratic living is the
nurpose of League speakers util-
izing the radio and those who co-
operate with us in providing dra-
matic and helpful wartime radio
programs.
Political anti-Semitism is a
menace which must be crushed
promptly whenever it shows its
head. But social discrimination
and economic barriers against
minorities are evils which can be
altered only by patient effort and
understanding programs designed
to minimize discrimination
through a long-range program of
education for good-will.
That is the function of the
A. D. L.'s Community Service
Department, inaugurated in war-

Greetings of the

Season!

time by the League to meet the
needs of communities having
problems aggravated by wartime
conditions. Unfair accusations
taxing Jewish merchants with
profiteering, scurrilous charges of
favoritism allegedly shown Jew-
ish selectees by draft boards, and
discrimination against Jews in
resorts, newspaper ads, war
plants, employment agencies and
schools, all fall within the prov-
ince of Community Service activi-
ties.
Sound public relations pro-
grams are offered to community
leaders by the A. D. L., each pro-
gram conceived to meet specific
situations. For example, the same
complex interfaith program offer-
ed to Detroit — a tinder-box of
racial and religious animosities—
would not be urged upon a malt
Ohio city predominantly agricul-
tural in make-up. The industrial.
economic and racial aspects of a
metropolis are considered in the
preparation of civic programs by
our Community Service special-
ists.
Rosh Hashanah 5704 should
serve as both a challenge and a
beacon light to us. Admittedly,
evil forces are at work to pin re-
sponsibility for the world's strug-
gle upon the Jewish people of
America—a technique which once
proved successful in Nazi Ger-

Your Purchase of

Bonds and Stamps

many when aimed at the Jews of
that country. But we can block
the subversivists practicing this
technique by a forthright public
relations program which will
leave no mystery about the Jews
and Judaism in the minds of the
city man, the farmer, the soldier,
the mechanic, the student.
Tyranny is old. Democracy is
young. Because we Jews can be
normal, self-respecting human
beings only in the free air of de-
mocracy, and because we want
this blessing for all men in the
world, it behooves us to be de-
mocracy's champions at every
turn of the road — lest some sly
group with more to gain from
autocracy than democracy at-
tempt to sell its vicious pana-
ceas to a people weary of war
and struggle.
That is the challenge provided
the vigorous, alert Jewish com-
munity of the United States on
this significant holiday of our
people!

Holiday Greetings

VIENNA BAKERY

11500 DEXTER
TOwnsend 6-7700

Happy New Year To All!

Will Do It in 5703

CONSUMERS
PAPER COMPANY

13. M. LAIKIN

4058 Beufait

PL. 0322

ENOT

FOUNDRY

36254 ANNAPOLIS

WAYNE, MICH.

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS

SEASON'S GREETINGS!

• Au Lion D'or

Restaurant

JOE D'EMII.10

WINDSOR
HOTEL
100 ROOMS WITH

PRIVATE BATHS

In the Grill Room We Serve
Wine and Liquor, Domestic
and Imported, and Food of
Italian and American Dishes

2203 CASS AVE.
RA. 6268

SECOND BLVD. AT KIRBY

TERRACE 2-9287

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS!

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!

SWISS
TOOL & GAGE
COMPANY

GROSS, INC.

JOHN M. FRAMSON
BRYANT DENNIS

Dyers

2723 JOY ROAD

10 2 1 9 WOODWARD

TE. 1-1535

Cleaners and

TOwnsend

6-9700

RIDLEY & MARSHALL

Live Stock Commission Merchants
6750 DIX AVENUE
VINEWOOD 1-1500

11524 DEXTER

TOwnsend 6-9252

HEARTIEST GREETINGS FOR ROSH HASHONAH

Donnelly—Powers Engineering Co.

6850 Michigan

Vlnewood 2-8000

Le Shono Toro Tikosevu

Le Shone Tovo Tikosevu—A Happy New Year

JOE and PAULINE BROWN

To Speed Victory in 1944

DETROIT LIGHT & FURNITURE CORP.

Buy More War Bonds!

We carry a full line of chairs, sofas. solid mahogany tables,

Friends and Patrons Sincerest Holiday Greetings

GUARDIAN STEEL CORPORATION

lamps. mirrors and gifts.

7651 McNichols Road. W.

We Take Pleasure in Extending to Our Many Jewish

11675 E. 8 Mile Road

University 3-1616

ARlington 1100

INDUSTRIAL SHEET

HEARTIEST GREETINGS FOR ROSH HASHONAH

METAL WORKS



PROGRESSIVE
INDUSTRIES COMPANY

8770 LINWOOD AVENUE
TYLER 7-7550

PAUL A. THORLAKSON

A. E. WISNE

Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year!

CURRIER LUMBER CO.

628 E. FOREST AVE.

TE. 1-4950

rilent*.Ing4Cainenr.

17507 VAN DYKE

TW. 1-2100

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