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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Jacob Savin's Book, ",The Only
Hope," Strong Plea for Zionism
January 28, 1944
Geverkshaften Speaker Albert Goldberg, Detroit Real Estate Operator,
-- Assumes Management of Lawyers Building
Jacob Savin, Detroit Zionist,
has published a book, "The Only
Answer," in which he outlines
the.. record of Zionist activities,
describes the ideologies of the nu-
son of Zionism, and maintains
that Jews have not lost their na-
tional identity.
Mr. Savin devotes considerable
space to consideration of Chris-
tian attitudes on the Jewish prob-
lems. He urges Jews not to wait
for Messianic times or the advent
of a social revolution, but that
they should seek solution through
determined efforts for the estab-
lishment of the Jewish Common-
wealth in Palestine.
Chapters are devoted to the
Arab problem, to an analysis of
the industrial possibilities in Pal-
estine and to an explanation why
Palestine is the only answer to
the Jewish problem. There is also
a chapter explaining the reason
for the existence of hope for
future understanding with Eng-
land "despite her recent attempts
to nullify the Balfuor Declara-
DR. MAX ALPER
tion." The work of Hadassah, the
Zionist Organization of Amercia,
the Mizrachi, the labor Zionist
groups and the revisionists also Mrs. Morris Adler To
Is described.
Inaugurate Shaarey
Active in Zionism
Mr. Savin has been active in Zedek Book Series
JACOB SAVIN
the Zionist Organization of De-
Mrs. Morris Adler will inaugu-
Tit lin MU
merous parties in the movement troit for the past five years, and
and makes a strong appeal for his experiences with prospects for rate the series of book reviews
wide support of efforts for the membership have caused him to and brunches, Tuesday, Feb. 1,
EOM: mir
upbuilding of the Jewish National start work on this book. He is ill the social hall of the syna-
Home.
the head of the Michigan Box gogue. The title of her book, "Ten
In the preface, Mr. Savin ex- Manufacturing Co. Before com- Commandments," one of the new
plains that he was motivated to ing to this country 20 years ago, est and most popular books, just
write the book because he felt he was a student in the Slobotka off the press. It has been com-
the need for a simple statement Yeshivah. Mr. and Mrs. Savin piled by 10 of the most noted
of facts and for answers to ques- reside at 3726 Fullerton Ave. authors.
The brunch will be served at
tions propounded regarding Zion- They have one daughter, Sylvia,
ism by the average Jew.
a student at the University of 12 noon, the review to follow.
Of unusual interest in this book Michigan, and one son, Joseph, Mesdames Louis Tobin, chairman,
LAWYERS BUILDING, CADILLAC SQUARE AND RANDOLPH
is the lengthy introduction writ- who was Bar Mitzvah several Julius Berman, Morris Krause,
Albert Goldberg, a well known a profitable investment.
ten by the Rev. Donald G. Loth- weeks ago.
Louis Seiton, M. Matthis, M.
rop of the Community Church of
The book, "The Only Answer," Fishman, Jack Tobin. George Or- teal estate operator, has taken
Commenting about his latest
Boston, who presents the Chris- is available from Mr. Savin and ley are in charge of the details on a new assignment, that of venture, Mr. Goldberg stated:
tian viewpoint in favor of Zion- will be on sale in local book of the brunch. A nominal charge
managing the Lawyers Building, "Maybe I am too enthusiastic
ism. He commends Mr. Savin's stores.
will be made for the series,
about the Lawyers Building, but
book as "a call to action," and
eluding the brunches, and will be a 10-story office building, lo- I know of no other location
declares:
Vivian C. Robison
viven on the following dates: cated in the heart of the down- which is more conveniently situ-
Tuesdays, Feb. 1, 15th, 29, Mar. town area, at Cadillac Square ated with respect to Federal,
Threshold of Victory
Is Presenting Artists
7 and 21. Details of the future and Randolph Street, directly State, County and City offices,
"The time of standing on the Series at Institute
programs will be announced next across from the County Bldg.
especially our courts, than the
fence is over. In the dark days
Mr. Goldberg brings to his new Lawyers Building. The active law
Vivian Gilpin Robison is pre- week.
when England was on the brink
es
Rervations
for tickets may work 25 years of experience in office or business concern having
of Hell it was possible to call for senting 12 concerts on her De-
moderation. That day is over. troit Artists Series this season be made with any one of the fol- real estate management. He has dealings with the courts, banks,
faith in Detroit's downtown.
or government agencies, could,
Mankind is on the threshold of at the Detroit Institute of Arts. lowing committees in charge:
Mesdames M. H. Zackheim,
Only recently he acquired, by occupying space in this build-
victory. That victory would not
The artists appearing are Gizi
be complete without the thor- Szanto, pianist; Lois Johnston chairman, To. 8-5489; Hattie Git- against the advice of most of ing, take care of their legal and
ough fulfillment of the Balfour Chapman, soprano; Leo Podol- tleman, co-chairman, To. 8-0353; his friends, a three story building business matters with the utmost
Declaration. Now is the time to sky, pianist; Viana Bey, 10-year- Mrs. Sidney Frank, chairman of at Woodward and Woodbridge. dispatch and with the least loss
fight for that fulfillment."
old child prodigy pianist of Los tickets, Ty. 4-5855. Others on the Many thought it to be a white of time, a matter of such para-
"The Only Answer" is illustra- Angeles, pupil of Ethel Legin- arrangements committee are Mes- elephant, but Mr. Goldberg went mount importance in the present
ted with photographs of leaders slut; Georges Miquelle, nationally dames Morris Blumberg, Carl right Ahead. The structure has exigency."
The Lawyers Building is now
in the Zionist movement and with known 'cellist; Katja Andy, pian- Schiller, Samuel Rubiner. Her- been thoroughly reconditioned
pictures of farms and industries ist, in a series of three concerts; man Schmier, Moe Dann, R. Da- and modernized, and now it has being completely renovated, and
in Palestine.
Henry Lichtwardt, pianist; Leona vidson, Herman August, George not only improved the appear- a select number of vacancies is
The book reviews such ques- Hahnke, pianist; Cameron Mc- Bremen, Harry Z. Brown, Hy C. ance of the neighborhood, but it
tions as the conflicts of nation-Lean, baritone, and Edward Broder, Lawrence Crohn, Morris has also turned out to be, to available. Inspection is cordially
Diem, Joseph Fenton, Seymour Mr. Goldberg's great satisfaction,invited.
ality and religion in the discus-Bredshall, pianist.
Frank, Ben bilker. Robert Loew-
enberg, Arthur Purdy, Charles I
Rubiner. Morse Saulson, Leon-
ard Sidlow, Samuel Singer, Har-
ry Sklar, Nathan Simons, Na-
than Spevakow, N. Scholnick,
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Gala Show Sponsored
By -Jewish War Veterans
Plans have been completed for
what is intended to lie the finest
social affair of the season when
the Lawrence II. Jones Post No.
190, Jewish War Veterans, will
be hosts at a mammoth party for
their members and friends on
Tuesday night, Feb. 8. The na-
tionally famous Bowery in Ham-
tramck will be the scene of this
gala patty, and guests will he
treated to the usual all-star Bow-
ery show supplemented with
some special added features.
All monies raised by this affair
will be used to buy gifts and
magazine subscriptions for their
service members. Admission is $1
per person, and tickets can be
secured from the entertainment
chairman, Alilton E. Greenblatt,
Zte.4
Randolph 7000, Adjutant Bert
Kline, Tyler 5-1047, as well as
sip$L-F—dr s
as number of specially designated
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in this issue.
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