March 24, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRON1OLE and The Lori Chronicle

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Auxiliary of L. H. Jones
stein, co-chairman, Henry Abram-
GURION
Post No. 190 Distributes
ovitz, Alex Belkin, A. Betensky,
Theodore Birnkrant, C h a r 1 e s
(Continued from Page 1)
Brown, Fred Butzel, Harry Co-
(Continued from Page 1)
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
much more will be said in spirit. We regard our merci- hen, Lawrence Crohn, Charles ed that "the very existence of
ten and
Driker, Aaron Droock, Walter the White Paper, whether it can Lawrence H. Jones Post 190,
and written about Dr. Stephen less doom with sober eyes. We Field,
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Lewis Frank, I. Fredland, be implemented or not, obligates
S. Wise as American Jewry cele- know you have done everything William Hordes, Abe Kasle, Mau- us to an unflagging struggle Jewish War Veterans, presented
toys and games to the children
rice Klein, Dr. S. Kleinman, Mrs. against it."
brates his 70th birthday. It will possible to save us."
He then discussed the cam- at the day nursery at Petoskey
.
The
report
then goes
on to of
re-S
Kleinman,
Benjamin
be pointed out that by making late
how
the Jewish
heroes
Samuel
W. Leib,
Louis Laikin,
Levine, paign waged in London and and Burlingame.
There is an urgent need for
the freedom of the pulpit a
the Bialystok ghetto had battled Samuel Lieberman, Louis Rosen- Washington against the White
for a month, killing hundreds of zweig, Max Silverman, Joseph Paper and for the Biltmore pro- toys at all nurseries; if you have
the the
tic issue, Rabbi Wise raise pub
rmans and how the Jewish Snitman, Harry Solomon,James gram, and the special significance discarded toys, please call Mrs.
standard and position of the Germans,
f Stein, Rabbi M. Wohlgelernter, of the educational work in the ,J. Greenbaum, Hogarth 1337. We
American rabbinate. It will be rebels in the "death camps" o
portant things are "integrated w ill gladly pick them up.
said that by using his pulpit to Solibor and Treblinka organized Rudolph Zuieback and Mrs. L. J. capitals in connection with the
The Ladies' Auxiliary was pre-
Rosenber
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themselves in fighting "fives" and
Jewish Commonwealth resolutions sented with beautiful colors by
discuss public issues, such as his at a pre-arranged moment launch-
before Congress. The functions the Jones family, in memory of
attack on the injustices in the ed themselves upon the German
of the Zionist movement, as he their brother, Lawrence, at the
SHEVER
m guards, they dis-
steel industry, his denunciation and Uk raian
outlined them, involve at this dinner-dance held at the Book.
of the evils in the exploited nee- armed and killed the majority of
time "the creation of both po- Cadillac March 12.
(Continued
from
Page
1)
ioning of them, burned down the gas-
litical and economic instruments
die trade and his c
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shorter working hours for women chambers and the "living-crema- Geverkshaf ten campaign.
for the upbuilding of the country
in industry he was a pillar in toria" and after having accom-
The leaders and the workers and for the acceleration of our Detroit Hebrew
plished
this,
escaped
to
the
-
the advancement of social pro
of the campaign announce th at share in the war effort." He de Parochial School
ress in the United States. He neighboring
forests.
Describing the revolt M Bialy- the campaign, whose aim it is to unity
Glared, am
in
that the im-
i dissolubility
of
1 closing,
h t e n
will be lauded for having foun - stok which took place last August
The Detroit Hebrew Parochial
our
political
program,
the Jeru-
ed, in 1922, the Jewish Institute "on instructions
School
is making great strides.
the report
Jewish to
help
the
Histadrut
in
Palestine
ons from the
absorb as many refugees as salem-Biltmore program."
of Religion for the training of National Committee , "
The students are making head-
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men for the Jewish minis y and states: On the 17th of August
way in their studies.
USO to Serve Weekly
for leadership in Jewish educa- there began the liquidation of
The teachers and students are
lion and social service. He will the only large ghetto in the East
Breakfasts on Sundays
now looking forward to the ex-
be remembered as the first Ameri of Poland, in Bialystok, where
A weekly breakfast will be amination that will take place
can to visualize clearly the men- there were approximately 40,000
served
to service men and wom- on the Sunday before Passover,
ace of Hitlerism to the peace of Jews. During the first three days
en
as
a
part of the regular Jew- April 2. Valuable prizes will be
the world when many people in of this action, seven transports
ish Welfare Board USO pro- given to those boys who distin-
this country still believed that of victims were taken to the
gram. This breakfast, which will guish themselves.
Nazism was only a passing cloud death camp at Treblinka. In ad-
The school has been in con-
consist of lox and baygel, will be
over the skies of Europe. He dition, a passenger train, filled
contact with the Detroit
stant
served from 11:30 a. m. until
will be praised for having clam- with children, left Bialystok.
Education which is fol-
2:30 p. In. A group of registered Board of
ored for a boycott of German There were two Jewish nurses
the progress of the school.
lowing
USO
hostesses
will
be
on
hand
goods when many people here in each car. It is the general
The enrollment of Detroit chil-
to serve the breakfast.
still thought about doing business conviction that, before going to
dren is increasing daily.
A
splash
party
will
start
at
with Hitler. He will be remem- their deaths, these children were
Register your child now at the
2:30, followed by a tea dance
bered as the incomparable ora- to furnish blood for wounded
building
of the school, Elmhurst
from 5 to 8 p. m. All service
tor who rose to prophetic heights German soldiers. On the fourth
men and women are cordially in- and Linwood, or call Townsend
in defending Jewish interests and day of the action, the fight be-
7-5438 or Townsend 8-5055.
vited.
Jewish rights throughout the gan. Bloody combats took place
world. It will be recalled that in a number of streets. The Jews
he represented Zionist interests fought mostly with grenades and
at the Versaille Peace Conference incendiary bombs; they also had
and that he influenced many im- a few machine guns. In order
portant Jews and Christians— to crush the, uprising the Ger-
SIDOR BELARSKY
of whom President Woodrow Wil- mans set the ghetto afire. The
son was the most notable—to- bitter fight lasted eight days. But
possible,
will not only reach its
ward a sympathetic understand- the Jewish resistance did not goal but will most likely exceed
ing of Zionism. He will be ac- weaken and lasted for another
all regulations.
claimed as one of the most en- month."
The arrangements , committef
DETROIT./
ergetic workers in the endeavor
urges all workers and guests to
to mobilize Christian public opin-
remember that the doors of the
ACTION
ion in America against the Hitler
Scottish Rite Auditorium .will
terror. It will be emphasized
open at '7:30 p. m., the program
(Continued from Page 1)
that he was one of the first
will begin at 8:15 p. m. No seats
founders of the Zionist Organi-
OlVt MOH
zation in America and that he by the House of Representatives are reserved.
IN '44
was one of the staunchest de- in 1922, or to abandon that
stand."
fenders of Jewish nationalism
In the meantime, Representa-
and Zionist ideology. Many will
BAY CITY NOTES
speak of his unbroken associa- tive Samuel Dickstein of New
tion of 25 years with the Ameri- York announced that he intends
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kreekua
can Jewish Congress and of his to bring the resolution before the
connections with the World Jew- House on petition. Jewish circles have returned home after spend-
here are of the opinion, however, ing several weeks in Los An-
ish Congress.
These facts, and many others, that any further move at this geles, Calif.
are too familiar to American time would be embarrassing, since
Miss Shirley Berglass of New
Jewry to need any further eluci- most members of the House who York is the house guest of Miss
dation. But it is not his partici- were expected to support th.i
pation alone in almost every im- resolution on the floor would take Sybil Werbelow.
Quality counts in times like these. Now, more than ever,
portant activity of American the stand that, on military mat-
Joseph C. Hirschfield has left
Jewry during the past 50 years ters, they must bow to the War for Florida to spend a week with
are people coming to SCHETTLER'S for their medical noeds.
that makes Rabbi Wise one of Department.
his son, Ens. Robert E. Hirsch-
Certain quality is a wartime necessity.
the outstanding Jewish leaders.
field.
It is his attachment to, and love
COUNCIL
Mr. and Mrs. William Kentz
for, the Jewish masses that
have left for California to visit
makes him the most popular fig-
(Contnued from page 1)
their son, Pvt. Jay J. Kentz,
ure in Jewish life in America.
When Rabbi Wise soared to Detroit Jewry" at Temple Israel who is stationed at Camp Bark-
the fore in Jewish life at the services on Friday evening, ley.
turn of this century, American March 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bernstein
Detroit
The membership of the Inter-
Grosse Pointe
Jewry was, so to speak, a poly-
glot element. The constant flow nal Relations Committee includes of Rochester, N. Y., are the
guests
of
their
sister,
Miss
Mi-
of immigration and the influx the following: Dr. B. Benedict
of Jewish elements from all parts Glazer, chairman; Joseph Bern- riam Kramer.
of Europe 'hindered the Jewish
community here from assuming a t
definite physiognomy. The proc-
ess of absorbing American cul-
ture, American ways, American
customs and habits had not yet
set in among the Jewish immi-
grants. The roots of Jewish life
had not yet taken hold in Ameri-
can soil. There were hundreds
of thousands of Yiddish-speaking
Jews. There were German,
French, Belgium, Austrian and
Hungarian .Jews to whom the
life of the eastern European Jew
was an enigma. There were few
social, religious, cultural, educa-
tional and charitable institutions
to serve as a uniting force in
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Dr. Wise appeared on the Jewish
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to Jewish • life in America, in
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he so conquered the imagination
of the masses of the various
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Descendant of a long line of
rabbis—both his father and
grandfather were rabbis—his ac-
tivities are reminiscent of the
days when Jewish leadership
drew its inspiration from Jewish
culture, learning and scholarship. S
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