Fogay, - Serifoodier TS, 1944
THE JEWISH' NEWS
Page Sixfy-one
Ann Arbor News Britain's Chief Rabbi
Condemns Smith Urges International
Repui:iiates America Firsters
In Editorial Entitled "That
Shocking Resolution"
MOM
Recognition of Zion
NEW YORK (JPS)
In a
Jewish New Year message broad-
cast from London, Dr. Joseph H.
Hertz, Chief Rabbi of the British
Empire, declared that the rehab-
ilitation of the Jews of Europe
•"to prewar status will not by
The Ann Arbor News publish-;
ed an editorial, under the head-
ing "That Shocking Resolution,"
condemning the action of Gerald'
L. K. Smith's America First Con-
vention held in Detroit. The edi-
torial follows:
"One of the delegates to Gerald
L. K. Smith's America First
party convention in Detroit this
week gave the organization a
stunning black eye in the esti-
mation of most sound Americans
simply by revealing what was
in his own distorted thinking. He
was Homer Maertz of Chicago, a
reported Silver Shirt, who intro-
duced a resolution calling for the
deportation or sterilization of
Jews in the United States. The
resolution instead of shocking
the convention into instinctive
and instant • repudiation — the
natural reaction of decent-mind-
ed persons, deeply conscious of
the rights of all citizens under
our form of government — was
actually discussed on the floor
in a bitter 'explosion of race ani-
CHIEF RABBI HERTZ
mosity.' It was not adopted as a
party plank, but was referred to itself meet the situation unless
that axiomatic measure of plain
a research committee.
"Our armies are fighting Hit- justice • is accompanied by the
lerism on the battlefields of Eu- open door to Palestine and full
rope. And -here at home — in our recognition of Zionist construc-
own Michigan — we have an tive achievements.
The text in part:
exhibition of Hitlerism and of
"For five years, Britain and her
Mein Kampf thinking at its very
worst. The incident, of which we Allies have been locked in mortal
all may well feel ashamed,, em- combat with a power that shame-
phasizes the fact that we have a lessly repudiates both in theory,
job to do in this country — a and in practice all standards of
job of eliminating - prejudice, a decency and right.
"One human family, Jewry, on
job of educating ourselves and
others in the fundamentals of the continent of Europe was sing-
democracy as embraced and led out for annihilation by the
guaranteed in the Constitution enemy, and hardly one-fourth of
of the United States. A job, too, it- is likely to have survived.
of educating ourselves and others
"Their rehabilitation to prewar
in the'fundamentals of real, prac- status will not by itself meet the
tical religion, including t h e situation unless that axiomatic
Fatherhood of God and the measure of plain justice is ac-
Brotherhood of Men, regardless companied by the open door to
of individual belief or doctrine." Palestine and full international
recognition of Zionist construc-
tive achievements."
Masonic Auditorium
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,
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Concerts Arranged
The 12th annual series of Ma-
sonic Auditorium Concerts will
open on Oct. 9 and 10 with the
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.
On Nov. 6, Yehudi Menuhin,
renowned violinist, will _appear.
Richard Crooks and Bidu
Sayao • will be presented in joint
recital on Nov. 17.
On Dec. 4, Alec Templeton,
popular pianist, will appear.
The first concert of the New
Year will be one by Vladimir.
Horowitz, world famous pianist.
On Jan. 29, a concert, "The
Operetta Quartet," will present
John Brownlee, Marjorie Hess,
Adelaide Abbot, and Edward
Cane.
Lawrence Tibbett will be pre-
sented in concert on Feb. 19.
On March 12, Mischa Elman,
violinist, will appear and on
March 19, Grace Moore, interna-
tional star of concert, opera, ra-
dio and screen will close the
series.
A few season tickets are still
available for this series and
single tickets will go on sale
for the Ballet soon. '
Mar tin Panzer's
September 13
Anniversary of the
Writing of The
Star Spangled
Banner
September I
Commemorated as
Constitution Day
"It's Your Future"
"It's Your Future—Make the
Most of It" is the title of Martin
Panzer's book published by
Whittlesey House, 330 W. 42nd
St., New York..
Mr. Panzer, who is a frequent
contributor to The Jewish News,
proposes some rules- as a conduct
towards success.
. This ingenious author believes
—and puts his beliefs into print—
that personalities can be read-
justed.
Those who desire to benefit by
Mr. Panzer's experiments should
secure his book.
They will learn to deal wi -i
intangibles as well as tangibles,
with rules affecting adjustment
of emotional balances -and physi-
cal stamina and the innate tal-
ents.
"It's Your Future" has many
qualities to recommend it to a
wide reading public as a good
book.
Bnai Brith Plaque at Fort Ontario
September 25
T
HIS MONTH OF SEPTEMBER is
a Holy MOnfh. Not alone be-
'cause of the Jewish High Holy
Days, but also because September
marks the Anniversary of the writing
of the Star Spangled. Banner . of
Cohstifution Day of the enactment
of The Bill of Rights. These are days
hallowed by tradition, glorified by the
countless thousands who have given
of "their lives, their •forfunes and their
sacred honor" that America might
live and become the Hope of* the
World. What greater testimonial of
appreciation can we show for all that
America means THAN' TO B U Y
MORE U. S., WAR BONDS.
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Anniversary of
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Maurice Bisgyer (second from left), national secretary of Bnai
Brith, - turns over to Joseph Smart (second from right), director of
3740 Humboldt
900 E. Ferry
Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter, plaque which hangs in
four hospitality rooms and community center furnished by Bnai
With •or• the comfort and recreational needs of the 982 refugees.
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army and former head of Bnai Brith in Yugoslavia, who presided EXTEND NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS IN THE COMMUNITY,
at the dedicatory exercises. To the left is Dr. Siegfried Kutner, rec-
reation chairman of. the Ft. Ontario refugees council.