Page Ten

,THE :JEWISH NEWS

Keys Is Named Chairman
Of War Record Committee

Complete Record of Jewish Men and Women in Service
To Be Compiled; Procedure of Collecting Data
Outlined; Volunteect Workers Needed

(Continued from Page 1)

Mr. Keys said that his commit-
tee hopes to enlist the cooperation
of hundreds of volunteer workers
in the task of gathering the war
records.
He pointed out that as a basis
for gathering these records, the
office of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration has a list of approximate-
ly 35,000 prospects and contribu-
tors to the Allied JeWish Cam-
paign; a list of names of _18,000
family units; lists of organiza-
tions and congregations„ includ-
ing the names and addresses of
their officers; a record of more
than 5,000 names of men and wo-
men in the armed forces already
compiled for the Jewish Welfare
Board Army and Navy Commit-
tee, and several hundred forms
representing returns from the
queStionnaires which were print-
ed in The Se -wish NeWs three
months ago.
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Proposed Procedure

The war records committee
will have the cooperation of the
fund-raising organization of the
Allied Jewish Campaign, includ-
ing the Detroit Service Group;
the Junior Service Group-, the
Women's Division and the Organ-
,tions Division. ;
The propOsed procedure for
gathering the records is as • fol-
lows: =.
A—An Educational, Campaign
to be conducted prior to any can-'
vass for the purpOA-Oti-Stitritilat-
ing . the comtnunitY' ,anift.'creating
general• interest
this. ; project.
This educatienat program will
, be conduCted Under "the direc-
Eon of the Publicity Committee
of the Ariny and Navy 'Commit-
tee and will cover the following:
(1)—Publicity in the Anglo-
Zewish and YiddiSh press,
printing- special forms to be
filled out and returned, as well
as 'publicity in', the Temple,
Synagogue and Organization
bulletins..
(2)—Use of the Jewish radio
program. ,
(3)—Direct-by-mail letters to
be sent to the 18,000 family
units.
(4)—Arrangements with or-
ganizations for speakers to ad-
dress their meetings.
B — Direct-By-Mail Canvass.
The summer months will be util-
ized for a direct-by-mail canvass
and the following method will be
used:
(1)—A letter to the list of
35,000 prospects, enclosing a ,
printed form and return en-
velope. This will serve as a
follow-up to the letter sent to
the.18,000 family utits as :these
names -will. be. . repeated in the
list of 35,000 names.
(2)--A letter to all organiza-
tions :requesting them . to can-
vass-iheir:inemberrby'mail, orr
if it is'`' a _mote expedient
method, through the , cliWibu.-
ton of forms at their meetings.

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ers in the ':division will be ar-
ranged in advance. of the personal
canvass. This will tend to stimu-
late interest and will provide an
opportunity_ to issue instructions
to the workers. •
E—Special Information. From
time to time the Jewish Welfare
Board requests special informa-
tion concerning, citations, casual-
_ ties, deaths,. _prisoners, etc. This
requires. a special type of investi-
gation. This _function-,will be as-.
signed
. . a committee of respon-
s i ble women.

The form to be filled in for
use in the compilation of the
war records will be found on
Page 6 of this issue of The
Jewish NeWs.
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When the complete record is
gathered; the names of 'Set'vice-
men and 'Servicewomen will be
•published in The JeWish News.
Mr. Keys has announced the
selection of a War Records Tech-
nical Advisory Committee' con- .
sisting of the following:
Prof. Samuel M. -'Levin, • Maj.
Paul W• Bromberg, Herman M.
Pekarsky, • Harold - Silver, Jack
Spencer, Hermam..Jacobs, • -Isaac
Franck, Miss Esther Prussian,
Miss Hannah . G: Ferman and -Mr..
Keys. - ' !-
- General - Committee
-The War ReCordS Genet:61)03m- -
inittee consists -.of the following:
Irving Blumberg, Joseph Bern-
stein, •Mrs. H. - C: Broder, David
. Goldrn-a-n; - -SarnUel Rhodes,-
Aaron Droock, 'Harry M. -Shul-
man and David Welling.
The officers- and members of
the executive committee of the
Detroit , Army. and Navy. Com-
mittee of the . Jewish Welfare
Board are:
Samuel H. Rubiner, chairman;
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower, vice-
. chairman; Mrs. Joseph M. Welt,
treasurer; Herman Jacobs, secre-
tary; Fred M. Butzel, Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer, Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson, Mrs. Julian H. Krolik,
Henry Meyers, Mrs. Henry
Meyers, Lawrence Michelson,
Herman M. Pekarsky, Mrs. Abra-
ham Srere, Mrs. Emil Waldbott,
Mrs. Henry Wineman, Harry
Platt, Myron A. Keys, Mrs. A. H.
Brodie, Mrs. Harold Smilay, Isaac
Shetzer, , John Spencer, Miss
Hannah G. Ferman.

State JWB Chairman

Fred M. Butzel is chairman of
the State J.W.B. Committee.
The Detroit - Serve- - a - Camp
Committee, whose project is te
provide the needs for Camp
Hawaii, consists of Mrs. Henry
Meyers,.chairman; Mrs. A. H.
Brodie and Mrs, Max Frank,
vice-chairmen; Mrs. ,Irving Dwor-

Ginzberg Citation
Given Dr. Goldman

General Meeting

. general meeting of all -work

23, 1943

Mann Predicts Jews Won't
Seek Revenge on Germane

Dr. Solomon Goldman of Con-
gregation Anshe Emet of ,Chi-
cago, former president of the 'They Are Not Your Foes,. But- You Are. Their. Enemies,'
Zionist Organization of Arnerica, -
--• He writes -i-n-Stirring• Article -Errfitied 'Germans,
received the Louis Ginzberg ci-

-'What o TomOrrow'?'

NEW YORK • PPS):—Despite .the - fact that • they have
suffered• most '•at the hands of the Nazis; the Jews alone
will seek no revenge; it is 'predicted by Dr. --Thomas Mann,
Nobel - Prize winner' in literature' who is himself- a refugee
from Germany. Writing in the current issue of Liberal
Judaism, Dr. Mann challenges the conscience of the German

people in an article entitled,
"Germans, . What of Tomorrow?"
"It 1,N,Tould- be interesting to
know your innermost thoughts
ab
-- the -,Conduct of :those who
sneak and act for Y6u-before the
world without," he _States. "For
example, what are Your feelings,
as human beings, toward the
-anti:-.Jewish''atrocities
-Europe?
_ "You continue to .sUpp94:t
ler's War, and you endure to the
utmost, out of, fear-.of' What de-
feat-must bringt. fear. -:pf .the ven-
geance that will be::wreaked up-
DR. SOLOMON GOLDMAN
on everything. Gennan by the
tation from the Jewish.Theologi- maltreated nations ,, ofEur ope.
cal Seminary of America, on
Seek NO ;Revenge -
Prof.. Ginzberg's 70th birthday: • "The Jews alone will seek no
.
A part of the citation honoring i. revenge. They are theiiibst de
fenseless• of all your V.lefiiiiS; 'the
'Dr. Goldman' reads:
least dispoied - to - --viplellee and
"Through your studies, , • .your ' ilood=41-
iiTstineds,;EYeiikaa:Ithr_y
writings and yoUr speeches yoti
.
are
not
yet-
your' foesi''biit YOU' are
have contributed greatly to the
advancement of knowledge of their enemies. You - will fail to
Jewish affairs and thought, just . make this hatred reciprocal. Jews,
are virtually always philo-Ger-
as through your singular gifts mans.
- - - .
as an interpreter and teacher of
"If
you
should-be
driven to the
the faith' bf our father's YOU' have
inspired Many to a reverent un
derstanding of our tradition."

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brink of disaster, as : appears like-
ly, it will be the Jews themselves,
who will counsel against punish-
ing you. In all probability they
will be your only friends.
" . .
anybody be . better
off if the Jews are annihilated?

Gradual Defeat Possible

"Does he 'believe that "world
Jewry' will abandon the - war
against the Nazis in fear of the
realization that the downfall of
the Nazis will spell the destruc-
tion of the last' Jews in Europe?
Gundolf's misbegotten disciple
regards gradual defeat is possi-
ble. But the Nazis are determined
not to ,go to Hades ,alone; they
will attempt to drag the Jews
with them.
"I believe, however, that the
derman. armies - that will be
streaming-back -after the' War will
have -something• other 'than po-
groms :to think about. But . Until
they are beaten they 'will be in
deadly, insane earnest about an-
nihilating the JeWs."--

man, secretary, and Mrs. .M. Lu-
piloff, treasurer.
Mrs. H. J. Smilay is chairman
of the Hospital. Gifts. Kit Project
Committee, whose personnel in-
eludes Mesdames Emil Waldbott,
H. J. Millman, Maurice L Corn-
field, -Benjamin. Krell Jr., Samuel
B. Danto and Charles Smith.-
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer is chair-
man of the religious activities
committee, of which Isaac Shet-
zer is vice-chairman.
Mrs. Abraham Srere is chair-
man of the hospitality committee.
The food committee • is headed
by Mrs. A. H: Brodie.
Mrs. Julian H. Krolik is chair-
man of the hostess committee.
Lawrence J. Michelson is chair-
man of the publicity committee
which includes Philip Slomovitz,
Edward Kahn, Joseph Bernstein,
Louis Bass, Jacob Margolis and
Hyman. Altman.
Mrs.' Meyers, • as chairman of
the Serv-a-Camp Committee, re-
ports that numerous activities
are being sponsored in behalf
of Camp Hawaii which is being
sponsored.by the Jewish com-
munity of Detroit. --

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Personal Canvass

C—Clearance and Preparation
of Prospect List Before Personal
Canvass. In order to avoid dupli-
cation of effort, the prospect list
will be cleared by eliminating
the names of those who have sent
in forms With the necessary in-
formation.
D—Personal Canvass. The per-
sonal canvass wills not begin until
after Labor Day. Although one
group may assume the responsi-
bility for organizing the volun-
teers, this is recognized as a city-
wide project and as many groups
as possible will be invited topar-
ticipate.
The committee will follow the
lines generally pursued in - de-
veloping a fund-raising proced-
ure, except that 'this solicitation
will be done on a geographical
setup rather than through trade
and professional interests. For
example: A specific geographical
area will be assigned to a Division
which will be composed of a suf-
ficient number of daptainS and
workers to cover the number of
dames which will be assigned to
that partictilar

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