CURE (Continued from Page 3) levels than ever before. Thitre are two wings in the Catholic Church—a liberal and a fascist one. By failing to fight the fascist wing, we strengthen its power over the liberal wing within the fold of the Church and leave the field wide open to its fascistic and anti-Semitic de- ments. On the contrary, should it come to a showdown with fascist Catholics, a showdown which may hurt the prestige of Catholi- cism as a whole, it would strengthen the cause of the lib- eral Catholics because they would be able to point out to their own people that the Cath- olic fascists help create an anti- Catholic sentiment in this coun- try. For Jewish organizations to denounce and condemn a Gentile magazine—even if it should so- licit Jewish support—solely be- cause it attacks Catholic fascism, and to employ red-baiting in the process, is by no means a way of combatting anti-Semitism but, if anything, amounts to aiding and abetting the anti-Semites. And this is but one instance of how the American Jewish Com- mittee "combats" anti-Semitism. It treats the symptoms and not the disease, the disease which has its roots in fascism, in the backers of anti-Semitism, in the higher-ups who are financing American fascism. But far be it from the American Jewish Com- mittee to tackle these. Purge these elements, and no psychological research will be re- quired. PEACE Pyrenees. After reaching Spain. the father bid farewell to his wife and daughter and turned back to resume his fight for free- dom on French soil. Crawling through the darkness, he was challenged by a guard. Capture would mean cruel death at the hands of the oppressor. He ig- nored the command to halt. Sev- eral ,shots were fired by the guard. The father never re- turned to the struggle for liber- ation, but he had brought his family to safety. And today the little girl who has been helped to enjoy a happy childhood in the United States by the Nation- ai Refugee Service still talks proudly of her hero father not knowing that he made the su- preme sacrifice on the battle- field of humanity. The human equation, the joys and sorrows of the men, women, and children who have been res- cued through the agencies of the United Jewish Appeal—these in- tangibles transcend in importance the cold facts of the ledger of life-saving and life-restoring ef- fort supported by the Jews of the United States. For these refugees the New Year will mean a new beginning and a new out- look. For all Jews in Nazi-dominated Europe the New Year will bring hope of liberation and restora- tion. And the prospect of speedy victory confronts the Jews of the United States with a new re- sponsibility — the responsibility which we have been waiting to welcome for more than 11 years —of rebuilding the ruins of Jew- ish life and of giving the home- less and long-suffering of our people every opportunity to share the fruits of peace. In this and many other respects this will truly be a NEW Year. (Continued from Page 5) and nights with little food or water, they reached the Spanish border area. Eluding the Nazi frontier guards, the father, moth- er, and daughter plodded through the snow-covered trails of the Happy New Year to All Jewry from MOSES FOOD CO. Herrings of All Kinds CA. 0831 1339 NAPOLEON The Story of Denver Sanatorium of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society Six days before Rosh Hash- onah, 40 years ago, the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society ded- icated six frail tents and a small frame building, on a 20-acre plot of land one mile from the Den- ve• city limits, to the care of men and women suffering from tuberculosis, particularly the far advanced cases who could find no haven elsewhere. From such humble beginnings, through the generous support of the Jewish people of America, the JCRS rose to its present eminence as an internationally famous insti- tution for the care and treatment of the tuberculosis poor. To restore increasing numbers of patients to health, in the early years more and more tents were erected, later to be re- placed by modern hospital struc- tures. Today the Sanatorium con- sists of 34 buildings on 148 acres of land—the largest institution of its kind in the world. Among the many unique fea- tures of the JCRS are the Sani- tarium School and the JCRS In- dustries which play an important part in the rehabilitation pro- gram, and the Jaysee Dairy which supplies all of the milk and cream for the patients. During the past four decades of saving lives thousands of pati- ents suffering from every stage and form of tuberculosis have received — absolutely free—the finest of care and treatment in this national, non-sectarian insti- tution, and hundreds of examina- tions and treatments have been given in the Out-Patient Depart- ment each year. Last year alone 84,062 hospital days of service were rendered to patients who came from 32 states, the District of Columbia, Canada, Jamaica, the Dutch West Indies, and the Morris Brown, Prop. 8046 W. FORT ST. VI. 2.1010 Bring Our Boys Home Sooner— 1309 EATON TOWER Max Nisenbaum, Prop. CH. 3047 11514 DEXTER BLVD. TO. 8.7743 Rosh Hashonah Greetings Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu! to All Jewry Max Kirschbaum Clothes Grand Cleaners Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables We Deliver Beer and Wine TO. 8.0890 TO. 8-0891 12310 DEXTER BLVD. N. Frank Help ............. ..... Rosh Hashonah Greetinfs! r Back the Attack Dexter Fur Shop 11540 DEXTER BLVD. TO. 8-3843 Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu! A Happy New Year to All 1 Be Patriotic— Buy More War Bonds! / 7426 MICHIGAN AVE. VI. 1-9185 LINOLEUM I. H. Pelavin and H. Ceasar • Help Back the Attack! A Happy New Year to All 2811 HUMBOLDT AMERICAN BATTERY 12250 12th St. TO. 8.2566 Greetings of the Season! HELEN - MAR BEAUTY SALON Help Back the Attack Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu! Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu! — COAL AND COKE — TO. 6.9718 • 6445 Miller PL. 6050 New Year Greetings to All Hy Grade Restaurant Best Wishes for the New Year! Bring Our Boys Home Sooner! — Buy More Bonds — 2806 MICHIGAN AVE. Burke's Prescription Pharmacy Bring Our Boys Home Sooner— Buy More Bonds! 7446 W. McNICHOLS RD. UNiversity 1.5070 We Deliver BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR 16841 LIVERNOIS UN. 2.6793 I Rosh Hashonah Greetings DAVE'S PHARMACY 15051 E. WARREN 12146 Dexter TO. 8-1504 Bring Our Boys Home Sooner! — Buy More Bonds — Greetings of the Season! Mager's Drug Store • Buy More War Bonds Greetings of the Season! Monterey Juvenile Furniture Children's Furniture Baby Carriage , . 12036-12042 Dexter Blvd. TO. 8.1114 La Measure Bros. NI. 7300 Bring Our Boys Home Sooner— Buy More Bonds! •. re( GI TAILORING ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS A SERVICE FOR EVERY NEED • SANITONE DRY CLEANING • RUG, LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN CLEANING • STORAGE CALL Help Back the Attack MOTOR CITY MUSIC CO. M. KIRSCH 8900 NORTHFIELD HO. 3630 • I Bring Our Boys Home Sooner— Buy More Bonds! 1. I A Happy New Year to All Prescriptions Our Specialty Specializing in All Branches of Beauty Work 11633 DEXTER BLVD. HOgarth 1271 Byas Super Service / LA. 7950 Bring Our Boys Home Sooner! — Buy More Bonds — Pumps 9505 OAKLAND li TURKEN BROS. • t Happy New Year! Toys, Games for Young and Old 15475 LIVERNOIS Prescription Specialists Since 1899 Humboldt Egg Co. 318 W. JEFFERSON CHerry 2424 Help Back the Attack EVELYN'S SMART APPAREL Aaron Hardware Carburetors and Fuel awa tabl talk Rosh Hashonah Greetings! Now at 8901 LINWOOD AVE. Buy More War Bonds MORRIS SKLARE PLAYLAND TOY SHOP I GOLDMAN'S DRUGS Tyler 4.7900 Rosh Hashonah Greetings! 7617 MACK AVE.. PLaza 4060 Max no are don' Grel • • Buy More War Bonds SIEGEL'S Back the Attack Bring the boys home sooner by buying more War Bonds! Dexter Fruitland 5055 FIFTEENTH ST. TY. 6.5615 Bring Our Boys Home Sooner — Buy More Bonds — First Time in Detroit and cess. lack dolls whic aunt thre , bf the Loui were busy first gage was soup felt was subc the the talk tion got Ile infe tere NELSON AUTO PARTS CO. Unwanted Hair removed forever by Short Wave Electrolysis Buy More Bonds! • Help Back the Attack! 13503 LINWOOD TO. 8-1128 Edith Eckstat, R. E. 51 can Seve Sc Greetings of the Season! Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu! 9001 GRAND RIVER AVE. TY. 5-7743 Rosh Hashonah Greetings! 9108 12TH ST. MA. 5410 • Bring Our Boys Home Sooner— # ■ .,...,,,,....„ WEISS THE TAILOR Buy More War Bonds you table A tend( ner i a s n selec taro their him and hints with Slotr begs era A GOOD FRIEND A. J. MARKET Buy More Bonds! Happy New Year! Eastern Market Egg Co. 1349 WINDER ST. CA. 7823 • And Best Wishes to the Entire Jewish Community • Bring Our Boys Home Sooner! — Buy More Bonds — Compliments of 13613 LINWOOD TO. 8.5615 Bring Our Boys Home Sooner— Buy More Bonds! Locksmith, Bicycles, Door Checks — [ Rosh Hashonah Greetings! A Happy New Year to All 9715 JOS. CAMPAU N. MALLIN Clifford 3686 Greetings of the Season J. Rose Rosh Hashonah Greetings 2493 Russell St. 11810 DEXTER BLVD. TO. 8-9410 Happy New Year to All MORRIS BEDDING CO. Samuels Bros. Restaurant • Buy More War Bonds I Greetings of the Season! Le Shono Tovo . Distributors of Amsterdam and Dura Paints • Buy More War Bonds Y., third vice president; Louis Stern, Denver, treasurer; and Dr. Lewis I. Miller, Denver, secre- tary. The JCBS has no endowment fund and receives no assistance from local, state, or federal gov- ernment agencies. . It depends entirely upon the voluntary con. tributions of friends, auxiliaries, federations, other organizations, and bequests. Mrs. Harry Gold is president • of the Detroit Molly Segal Aux- iliary, and Mrs. Joseph Bakst is president of the Detroit Brocah Goldstein Auxiliary, which are affiliated with the Jewish Con- sumptives' Relief Society. N. Panama Canal Zone. The Follow-up Department of the Sanatorium reports that of the former patients from whom answers to questionnaires were received during the past year, 77 per cent are working full or part time and 81 per cent are appar- ently cured, arrested, or quies- cent. This is particularly gratify- ing as 75 per cent of the patients admitted during the year were far advanced, 17 per cent mod- erately advanced, and only eight per cent were minimal cases. The percentage of minimal and mod- erately advanced cases admitted was higher than in previous years. This is due to the fact that patients came whose tuber- culosis was diagnosed — earlier than it might have been other- wise—when they were examined by draft board physicians and at induction centers. Dr. Philip Hillkowitz of Den- ver, Colo., is serving his 40th consecutive term as president of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society. Other officers are Henry J. Schwartz, Denver, first vice president; Joseph Durst, New York, N. Y., second vice presi- dent; Philip Diamond, New York, Rosh Hashonah Greetings! DYNAMIC PAINT SUPPLY HOUSE Rosh Hashonah Greetings Help Friday, September 15, 1944 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Ns 14 LAFAYETTE 2200 I