,America ffewish Pert - Meal eater CUFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 9 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle October 29, 1943 In publicizing the campaign, the occasion will be Dr. Israel Gold- LADIES' AUXILIARY OF J. W. V. Federation has had the active as- stein, president of the Synagogue SPONSORS FIGH T AGAINST CANCER sistance of Joseph Bernstein, Council of America and president Help in the fight against cancer near Webb. Hours suitable for (Continued from Page 1) Organi- l The public is asked to aid in your convenience can be ar- . Kreger, and Mrs. Robert manager of the Detroit edition - of the American Zionist h Na t ation and the Jewish zF goods ar- ranged, daily from 10 a. m. to schel V "; Emory W. Luccock, gathering discarded dry Emor ticles possessing white cotton or 2:30 p. tn•, and evenings from 7 J. Newman and Mrs. Nate S. gaits, editor of The Detroit Jew- Fund; Dr. ish Chronicle; Philip Slomovitz, pastor of the First Presb Y terian linen . substance, such as bed till 10 o'clock, Monday through and Fa- of' Evanston, , Ill; an Shapero. Church 1 hursday o of each week, corn- sistant director, Social Action sheets, pillow cases, table cloths, Thursday tlier Raymond A. McGowan, as- under Unit editor of the Jewish News, and In the Metropolitan ent, National Catholic napkins, toweling, dresses, shirts mencing with Nov. 1. No experi- Mrs. Broder, special assignments I. Zemel, local representative of t and any other household or ap- ence or instruction course is Altman has Departm Conference. The corn- parel oo "Day". Hyman the Carl given garments made of white, necessary, details are simple and have E. c perated in providing radio Welfare and M rs. Schi ller been Nov. 1 — Opening campaign staffs of the Hour. Allied Jewish piste calendar of events follows: soft absorbent fabrics. Even small enjoyable. All are eligible, those of teens, Jaffe. District chairmen in the time The on his Jewish pieces of clean rags are usable Metropolitan Unit are: Mrs. Eu- and included to replace the new middle and elderly women mee ing; speakers, Mayor Edward material shortage now conserved desirous age gene Arnfeld, Mrs. Maurice A. Campaign and the Jewish Welfare meeting; of rendering a thought- Landau, Mrs. Maurice Wagner, Federation, under the leadership J. Jeffries, Jr., Frank D. Eaman, for war use, in the preparing of ful deed to those suffering from Mrs. Louis Wolfe and Mrs. Os- of Herman M. Pekarsk y, ac t. ing George T. Christopher. and swabs to serve the malady. All participating shall Nov. 2—Home front day; bandages executive director of the Fed- ex known as "Women of the car In M. Zeman. the Industrial Unit, Herman eration, and Miss Esther R. Prus- speaker, Charles P. Taft, director, Search those afflicted at local hospitals. be Mercy Corps" and will re- your home and apart- JWV M. Osnos is co-chairman of Man- sian, secretary of the Detroit Office of Community War Services ment thoroughly and help serve ceive merit recognition. This en- ufacturing and Sales; Abe Kasle Service Group, are devoting their of Federal Security Agency. Nov. 3—Advance gifts . day; the allotment urgently demanded, deavor is sponsored by the Worn- and Milton Mahler are co-chair- entire time to the War Chest sponsored jointly with Detroit call on your next-door neighbor, en's Field Army, American So- men of Scrap Steel and Salvage Campaign. Round Table of Catholics, Jews gather a pile, wash, iron and ciety for Control of Cancer, Inc., wrap securely in a package, then and under the auspices of the De- materials. Harry Schumer and All Agencies Included The War Chest Campaign in- and Protestants; speakers: Dr. Morris Schaver are co-chair- men of L. Linen Supplies; Henry La- eludes all the agencies and serv- Israel Goldstein, president, Syna- deliver the contents to the sal• partment of Michigan, Ladies' piles is chairman of Laundries ices previously supported by the gogue Council of America; Dr. vage station of the Michigan La- Auxiliary to the Jewish War Vet- • and Sydney Rosman is chairman i Allied Jewish Campaign, such as Emory W. Luccock, pastor, First dies' Auxiliary to the Jewish erans of the U. S. Evanston, War Veterans of the United BICUR CHOLEM of Dry Cleaners. George Seyburn tht United Jewish Appeal, HIAS, Presbyterian Church, States, at the door entrance of and Sanford D. Adler are co- ORT, and all local services in- Ill.; Father Raymond A. McGow- 11344 Dexter Blvd., near Law- The Young Women's Bicur Cho- chairmen of personal solicitation eluding the Jewish Home for an, assistant director, Social Ac- held a regular meeting on in Building Trades, and Harvey Aged, United Hebrew Schools and tion Department, National Catho- it into the in •- positing H. Goldman and Emil T. Stern the Jewish Community Council, tic Welfare Conference, , Washing- rence, any day or barrel. hour, by de- Monday, Oct. 18, at the home of In addition, women volunteers Charles Klein, 2938 Sturte- ith the exception of civic-pro- ton, D. 4—Silver C. are co-chairmen of personal so- with to Mrs. Ave. anniversary day; are ar also sought and needed pro- . vant licitation in Tools, Dies and Ma- tective work, which is being sup- Nov th e cutting War bonds and stamps are sold Pierre Co C t. wing these In the Commerce and Genera l ported independently by the Jew- chinery. aring in for needle sewing ommerce day; paring bandages and swabs of collected at every meeting. Arrangements ish Welfare Federation out of speaker, 5 — materials. Enroll for part-time for the "evening of games" to be Unit, Rudolph Zuieback is chair- special funds. The Joint Distrib- speaker, Cecil Roberts. held on Nov. 10, at the Bnai Nov. 8—United Nations day; U t d Pales JWV R e d Cross Sta- man of Wholesale Trade; Alex ution tt nie- C ommiee, work at the tion No. 57, 11715 Dexter Blvd., Moshe social hall are being corn- Dr. C. J. Hambro. Schreiber is chairman of Thea- tine Appeal and National Refu- speaker, Nov. 9—Industry day; speaker, pleted. chair- tens; Gus D. Newman is co- chai Service derive their funds from the United Jewish Appeal, Raymond C. Massey. day; speakers, man of Hotels and Restaurants. Raymon Air Garments Nov. d C. Nov. 15 — Metropolitan day; In the Lawyers' Division, A. J. which is the major beneficiary of Monroe Sweetland, Abraham Blue- speaker, Dr. B. A. Liu. A gentle airing of woolen gar• Satovsky, Harry H. Platt, Peter the Allied Jewish Campaign. Nov. 16—Victory dinner. ments will blow away stale odors During the past four years the stein. P. Gilbert and Adrian D. Rosen Nov. 11—Armed forces day; All luncheons will be held in and lift the nap. Sun baths will are acting as chairmen in charge Joint Distribution Committee, of building solicitations. Charles whose war relief experience dates prominent military person as the Crystal Ballroom of the Book- rout moths. Care should be taken Cadillac Hotel, and will start lest colors fade in bright sunlight. N. Agree is chairman of the Ar- back to World War I, provided speak Nov. 12—Branches and schools; start promptly at 12:15 p. m. chitects. Rabbis A. M. Hershman various forms of assistance from and Morris Adler are co-chairmen emergency relief to emigration speaker, Miss Fannie Hurst. of the Jewish Clergy Section and aid, to an average of more than Dr. Max Winslow is chairman of 900,000 persons in more than 5'2 countries scattered over five con- the Dentists. tinents. In the past four years Section Chairmen The following workers are serv- the war mobilization program of ing as section chairmen in the the 584,000 Jews in Palestine Mercantile Division: Jewelers, and their activities in providing Samuel Gerson, Jules R. Schubot, for the settlement and rehabili- Fred F. Simmons; ti of refugees from war- sh oes , Joseph aon attered Europe, were supported Bienenstock; dry goods, Benja- t sh Lieberman, Morris Shat- by the United Palestine App min 1). eal. zen, Samuel Schwartz; furniture, Here in the United States, an Louis Robinson, Herman Mathias; overwhelming majority of the creeds luggage and loans, Jack Berger, 253,000 newcomers a of all in this haven Jack M. Goldman, Henry W. who have found Stark; women's apparel, Joseph country were helped in adjusting Cohen, themsel ves to the American way H. Davidson, Harr men's apparel, Harry S. Cohen, of life and making their full con- Herbert M. Eiges; optometrists, tribution to the democratic war Dr. Saul Cole; tailors, Irving She- effort through the program of the National Refugee Service. yin, Jack Feinberg, Stark. Bernard Isaacs, The Joint Distribution Commit- HE ax of Mayor Jeffries' official condemnation has fallen upon the necks of Harry Samuel Levy and M. William tee has dispatched special rep- two groups of citizens, the working people and the Negroes. Weinberg are serving as division resentatives to North Africa, Lis- Why?—Because they went to the polls in the recent primaries, along with secretaries in the Commerce and bon and the Middle East to en- General Unit. In the Treasury large its rescue and rehabilitation many thousands of others and voted overwhelmingly against Jeffries. Gifts Division, Rabbi Morris Ad- activities and recently the sum You, as citizens performed an American duty in the American way. You ler, Joseph Bernstein, James I. of 4,250,000 francs was contrib- exercised your right to cast a ballot for the candidate whom you believed best Ellmann and Abraham J. Lach- uted by the J. D. C. for aid to qualified to serve you as Mayor during the next two crucial years. over are serving as an advisory-. economically uprooted Jews in If it is the working man and woman and the Negro who must feel the edge committee on Jewish organiza- Tunisia. Large-scale plans are be- tions. Gerson B. Chertoff and ing completed at the present time of the Jeffries ax today, upon whom will it fall tomorrow? ds Aaron Rosenberg are acting as for the immigration of thousan Tomorrow, will it be the Pole, the Italian, the Jew, the Catholic, the Hun- of refugee children from the Bal- secretaries. garian, the Rumanian, or any one of the many minority groups which make up the - -- kans to Palestine. The J. D. C. — will provide the transportation. cosmopolitan population of Detroit? while the United Palestine Ap- As far as I know, this is the first time in Detroit's history that a large sec- peal will prepare for their settle- tion of the population has been labeled with the "gangster" mark by its own mayor, ment and absorption. Under a simply because it wanted no more of him in the executive office, and voted accord- British authorization, 29,000 ref- ugees, principally children, will ingly, as was its duty. be permitted to enter Palestine And remember this .. . up to May, 1944. Provision had also been made for the emigra- Of the 200,000 people who voted in the tion of children to the United primaries, two-thirds of them voted against Jeff- Advertising ?etnernbrance Pat. States and this phase of the pr o- Office) (Reg. u. s. ries. gram will be the responsibility of the J. D. C. and the National Are all of them members of "gangster min- Refugee Service. orities" simply because they cast a ballot in ac- GREETING CARDS CHEST pre Je w ish Ame r icans "Gangster Minorities" . . Jeffries Calls Those Who Voted Against Him In The Primaries "Dangerous Gangster Minorities" T BROWN & BIGELOW CALENDARS MISSION LEATHER NOVELTIES DIRECT MAIL ETCHINGS Largest Manufacturers of Calendars in the World 3 Due to present conditions we ask you to order early to insure deliveries. Represented by Max N. Haidy RA 6900 UN 3-9054 I v * DAILY MEETINGS DURING CAMPAIGN The needs of the causes in- cluded in the War Chest Cam- paign for $8,250,000 will be por- trayed at the daily campaign re- port luncheons by an outstanding group of internationally and na- tionally famous persons in the fields of diplomacy, social welfare, labor and the arts. Nate S. Shapero is chairman of the War Chest Program Com- mittee, and Herman M. Pekarsky is the secretary. Among those who will appear as guest speakers at the campaign luncheons are: Raymond Massey, famous actor and portrayer of Abraham Lincoln; Fannie Hurst, famous author and novelist; Pi- erre Cot, French Minister of Avi- ation in the Daladier Cabinet: Dr. Carl J. Hambro, former presi- dent of the Norwegian Parliament and former president of the League of Nations Assembly; and Charles P. Taft, director of the Office of Community War Serv- ices of the Federal Security Agency. One of the features of this series will be the program at the Nov. 3 luncheon, which has been arranged jointly by the War Chest and the Detroit Round Table of Catholics, Jews and Protestants. The speakers on this cordance with the dictates of their conscience? To people of all groups in Detroit, I say this: Take solemn warning from this un-Ameri- can attack by Mayor Jeffries. For if it is the working man and the Negro who feels the Jeffries' ax today, tomorrow it may be YOU. By Frank FitzGerald. ELECT FRANK FITZG JRALD *** MAYOR * * * PRESENT CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER ELECTION DAY, NOV. 2nd.