JEWISH CLUB OF 1933, Inc.

Fridoy, January 7, 1944
AUFBAU
cordhigly the reader is told of a "Plot
'to Give Britain Control of U. S. Gold"
mnd told that "President Hides Facts by
U*ing Statis tical Mirages".
Some of he vermin press has
already taken up the cry "Reynolds For President", whik other
»mear sheets can be expected to
fMl in line shortly for they have
worghipped at his feet for a long
-tirae and given much space to the
«ttermnees of the great "statesMftit".
A Stor-qod«9 Quwtinq
• One of his worshippers is
.fPIttÜftm KuUyren of. Atascadero,
California, a fowner Silver Shirter
. who w n namad in the Washington
Grand Jury'* CJona^iracy indictment. He ii still Publishing a
•h«et c»ll«d "America Speaka"
w&ieh in tone gtrongly resembles
••tfce Reynold« rag.
plain these facts is one of the pturposes of our meeting on Janükry
15. In the meantime it is an encouraging and a gratifying sign
that our office is receiving the
LOS ANGELES (CALIFORNIA) — 228 WEST 4th STREET — MICHIGAN 6847
requests for the 1944 membershipExecutive Com mittet s Honorar? President. <*rot*a»0T Leopold Josner; President, Pelis tiarxenheim: Vice-President. H«n» cards at an unprecedented rate.
Breuer- Executive Oirector Hmrry Saliniter; Treasnrer. Heinz Pinner; Club Editors, Hans Kafka and Ferdinand Kahn
Felix Guggenheim.
Bruno S Bernstein, Walter Bvky, Lethar Frank, Eric Löwen Mrs. Edith Mendel, W m. Stauen, Mrs. Lisa Arnhold, Georg*
JEWISH CLUB OF 1933, Inc.
LattC. Hag« MwMarik, Dr. HUR« Weinberg.
Ehrenmitglieder: Bruno Frank and fhoroa« Mann.
Membership Meeting
On January 15
Dear Members:
Your board of directors feels
that the time has come to have a
membership meeting in order to
give you scme Information about
out activities, especially äs far äs
they don't manifest themselves in
gatherings and social affairs. And
also
in order to establish contact
Rccently Kullgren, who is »omewhat
«C * star^azer, advertiscd A booklet with you and to get your cooperawfeich I» had prlnted several years ago> tion, criticism and suggesticns.
Undoubtedly he lud sorae stock on band
There are two theories about
«a* uranted to get rid of it. It is entttledM Th* Origin and Destiny of the membership meetings: The one is:
J«w» and states In the preface, abovc
Kullgren's »ignature, tliat "our destre is Once a year the members express
io protect ourselves from the Jews' in- satisfaction or .dissatisfaction with
»idiou« eontrol, To do that", the preface goes on, "it is necessary to expose their board by voting in the ordithe |ffw's false Claims; to teil you the nary general meeting.
In the
»ton, äs presented in our Christian
meantime
the
board
has
a
mandate
Bibfe, so that Christian people will
kaow they cannot uphold and support which it has to carry out accordthe lew, and at the same time be obeing to its eonscience and its ability.
diei»l to the laws of God."
Tip booklet presents a number of —The other theory says: Even
«*tiüe*, some of which are trying to
*piwe" through quotations from the between general election meetings
Btble that the Jews are the most des- the members should have an oppicafele people under the sun. Kullgrerf and his contributors may be en- portunity to show their interest in
tttled to that opinion, but sending this their board's work and to show
bootlet through the mail while America
is at war wlth öermany may fall under their cooperation by coming to
the dassiflcation of sedition for it con- special membership meetings and
taiu» Propaganda material which eminatca from one of the adjuncts of Dr. by attaining a closer contact be©eeibels' Propaganda Ministry, the tween membership and board.
"Wood Service" which was editcd by
Our hope that the second theory
CM. Ute**h Fleischhauer of Erfurt,
any, wlio was also named In the may prove correct and may justify
4racy indictment.
artiele: "Roosevelt Rules itself by a huge attendance and
in our January meetAiüflipa," written by George participation
ing,
is
not
the
only reason for inI>elfiherage, one of the conspiraviting
you
to
be
with us on January
ton, states i« the lead :
15.
We
have
seen
many of you at
**Ä President of any other country
In w*. wortd has so much time to inter- our Chanukka Celebration and at
est fcimself in matters Which do not
Memorial,
"T ««DNÄMl Mm äs has Franklin Delano the Max Reinhardt
the President of the United others at our "Dichterabende" and
the American people m u »t others again at our Seminary. We
qfalte Indifferent a« to what fern of have seen you coming to the office
government various European countries for all kinds of advice and asstistPresident Roosevelt seizes every
opportunity for attacklng the ance, working at the headquarters
ian states, National Sozialist of the US Citizens Service Corps,
and Faselst Italy in particular.
preparing the gift-packages for
the scldiers and we have seen you
FOR— Not an "Aryan"
artide charges that Roose- at the Red Cross Blood Bank. But
is leading this country into this time we would like to see all
because the Jewish people of you, at least all those, who think
it and the President is doing about the future of our newcomergroup in this country which gives
It hSteause he is partly Jewish.
"World Service" .quotes James us refuge, hospitality and citizenTrÄ, Gerald B. Winrod and Robert ship. If—äs we all hope and pray
E, lidnmndson, three of Deather- and äs the military leaders already
age's fellow-mdictees and Con- take " *for granted—victory in
gressman Hamilton Fish's State- Europe will be achieved in 1944,
ment that FDR's "hysterical new tasks, problems and duties
sp«eches, attacking forefg-n na- will come up for our group and it
tions may well light the spark that will be necessary to be prepared
for it. The deep gratitudö we owe
will set the v,orld in flames."
T«o articles from the "Christian Free the American pecple need not make
Freu«" are reprinted in the booklet. 145 overlook some less pleasant
Thal paper was published by Paquita
de Shishmarova alias Leslie Fry, v\ho aspects of the Situation here which
wasyiamed in the indictment rendered in a way are part of the struggle
Washington Grand Jury in
in which Americair boys—and
r of last year.
Igren also offers a review of a book numerous refugees among them—
ewi*h Ritual Murder for the pub"m of which the author, Arnold S. are fighting all over the world.
was glven a jail sentence.
So it is not by chance that cur
last pages of the booklet are
ßrst
Speaker will be David Coleover to a list of pro-Nazi and
itic
publications
which
Kullman,
who.knows more than any;
has for sale, among them are the
pen products of Lizzie Dilling,
Webster, Gerald B. Winrod «nd
othdfs.
Listed also are reprints of
•4?e«*lies by Congressman Cliire E. Hoffman. Indeed the Michigan Representative ftmts hlmself in "good" Company.
.
Ali America enters the home
stretcli in the war against
Geraiany, the little Quislings incret«e their activities. Once General1 Gecrge Van Hörne Moseley
wa%their man on horseback. Years
at the Los Angeles Bund
JOACHIM BENJAMIN LOMNITZ was
naturalized a Prussian citizen on
Maa-ch 11, 1812, in Breslau, Silesia.
Hli great-great-grandson,
son of
Marie and Franz Lomnitz, latc of
Breslau, was naturalized äs the*
Aojerican citizen SGT. ALFRED
KDJWARD LAURENCB. on Decembcr
' 17, 1943, in Richmond, Va.
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS will report on the different fields
of activities.
THE MEMBERS are invited to attend in great numbers and to
cooperate with their board by taking part in the discussion
and by giving new suggestions.
Admlsslon for members free. Please bring your 1943 or 1944
membership card t
MARK
YOUR
ANTI-NAZI DAY
at VICTORY HOUSE, Pershing Square, Los Angeles.
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In compliance with a request from the Treasury Departräent,
the Anti-Nazi Immigrant»' War Finance Committee will be
in Charge of the Victory House -stage.
There will be many well known artists, and a repetition of Alfred
Neuman's "Bailad to America."
Various merchandise will be auctioned off, free, to War Bond
burers.
*
Come Ottf oiief Bring Your Frhndt
and btiy äs many War Bonds äs possible, directly from the
Treasury Department staff at Victory House.
Let'a show the Government and the people of Los Angeles what we
newcomers are willing and capable of doing to help win the war.
And, ßes/des, You'11 Have Lots of fua!
If kept from attending, call Lothar Frank, HI 0111 or GL 0351,
or Arthur Pathe, WA 8784, or Wm. E. Stagen, DR 7325,
a few days before the event.
f'ly Memmingen
zeigen an
formerly
Vienna
formerly
Poscn-Berliu
Diagonal Norte 893
Buenos Aires, Dec. 3«, 1943
C l a u di o
tent that the club is an aim and an
endeavor in itself, but the whole
evidence and all the facts show
that an organization like the Club
is more important than. ever; and
to discuss this evidence and to ex-
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BÜRGER-PAPIERE
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2424 Broadway, N. Y. C.
bet 89th & 90th St. - SChuyler 4-6270
141 Knickerbocker Are., BROOKLYN
Unser
Nachdem Rabbi Dr. Sonderling die
Chanukkalichter entzündet und In einer
Ansprache die Bedeutung der Stunde
den Hörern nahe gebracht hatte, wurden drei Frauen — Mitglieder des Clubs
— die Söhne in der Ärmy haben., durch
Verleihung einer silbernen Nadel geehrt.
Als erster Im Programm trat der weltberühmte und unendlich vielseitige Varietekilnstler Sylv«*t«r Schäfer auf, dieses Mal als Schnellipaler, und verbUMTte
durch die Sicherheit, mit der er in einigen Minuten zwei grosse Oelgemälde zu
gleicher Zeit malte, indem er die sich
drehende Tafel abwechselnd auf der
einer oder der anderen Seite bearbeitete. Eric Neumann erntete freudigen
Beifall mit seinen Klavierparodien und
Max Saloroon — einst Präsident einer
Kölner Karnevalgesellschaft — traft mit
viel Erfolg eigene ernste und heitere
Gedichte vor. Thomas Redican, Mitglied
der Metropolitan Oper in New York,
sang, begleitet von Mrs. Nelson, einige
Arien und zum Schluss mit besonderer
Innigkeit "The Lord's Prayer".
Und Tombola und Tanz und Büfettund Tanzkonkurrenz mit Preisen — ein
Abend, der jedem gefallen hat. F. K.
Essay Contest
Der American Jewish Congresa
veranstaltet einen Essay Contest
über das Thema "What Youth
Seeksr in the Post-War World."
Der erste Preis: $50 U. S. War
Bond; zweiter Preis: $25 U. S.
War Bond; dritter Preis: $25 U. S.
War Bond.
Die Schiedsrichter sind: Dr. William
Ärar, Acting President of Freedom
House; Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune,
Dean of Columbia College; Judge Nathan
President Emeritus of Bethune-Cookman College; Dr. Harry J. Cannan,
D. Perlman, Vice-President, American
Jewish Congress; Mrs. Stephen S. Wise,
President of the Women's Division,
American Jewish Congress.
Alle weiteren Auskünfte erteilt Mr.
Nathan Zuckerman, Executive Director
of the Youhg Men's and Women's Division of the American Jewish Congress, 330 West 42nd St., New York City.
GEBT DEM
UNITED
JEWISH APPEAL
Wedding, Diamond,
Engagement-Rings
Watches
l
Julius Hamburger
605 W. 142nd STREET
Phone: AUdubon 3-0882
Hanne Zadek
Lisl Zadek
n#e Klopfer
Ma r ried
December 18, 1943
4030 Vendome Ave., Montreal, Can.
formerly
f'ly
Finkenwalde/Stettin
Munlch
Alfred Wolfgang
wird am 8. Januar 1944 Barmis\iah.
Berthold und! Ruth Block
geb. Meyer
3616 E. Cherry Street
Seattle 22, Wasb.
Inge Sachs
Ernest Forst
Verlobte
(fr. Frankfurt a. M.) (fr. Köln a. Rh.)
1. Januar 1944
720 Waveland Ave., Chicago, 111.
Dr. Franz Herzka u. Frau Thea
geb. Buchdahl
Dr. and Mri.
Carl E. Cahn Bronner
4. Dezember 1943
announce the engagement
of their daughter
Lima, Peru
, an.
Siegberto Ramsfelder und Frau
geb. Rüben
(früher
(früher
Kr.ui-t, Schweinfurt
Essen)
Hucnos Aires, den 3. Dezember 1943
Reconquista 338, II. p., dep. 22-B
CALENDAR
SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 2-5 P. M.
Thomas Michael
Sylvia Juana
Aitzeicen bitten wir im Voraus durch
ScMCCk oder Money Order zu bezahlen. Anwiirenschluss Dienstag 12 phr.
FELIX GUGGENHEIM will speak on
"J«wish Club of 1933 in the year 1943 and thcreafter"
Die gehurt ihres Sohnes
Hocherfreut zeigen wir die Geburt
unserer Tochter
t
DAVID COLEMAN, Director, Southern California Office of the
Antidefamation League, will speak an
"Antisemitic Activities in th« USA"
nee Hamburger
are happy to announce the birth
of their son
$3.50
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ROBERT and INGE BOEHMER
on December 31, 1943
Max and Margot Frankel
nee Lilienthal
(formerly Berlin)
3ö4 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
kostet
on SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 8:15 p. m.,
at FAIRFAX TEMPLE, 525 S. Fairfax Ave.
f"ly Hamburg
Ronald Steven
in dieser Gröwe
(l" hoch und 2" brek)
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
bedy in Southern California about
anti-semitic activities in this
country and their connections with
Nazism and who did more than
anybody in Southern California to
fight anti-Semitism.
It is also not by chance that just
now organizations lijce our Club
are springing up in other cities
like San Francisco and Portland
and that they contact us with
rather nice remarks about our
activities, remarks which deserve
our best efforts. On the other side
we have also heard voices, that
there is no raison—d'etre. for
organizations like--ours, and different arguments have been put
fcrw&rd to this effect. We are not
headquarters, I saw a campaign "Vereinsmeier" and we don't precard "Moseley for President", now
We are very happy to announce
they are ready to lift the Senator
the arrival of our son
from Buncombe County on their
H
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ward Frank
shields and announce—äs is cuson December 22nd, 1943
tomary at political party convenWALTER and ELSE WOLFF
tions—"I give you a great Amernee Schwabacher
ican, our 'Bob' Reynolds."
412 Alken Avenue
Peoria, Illinois
We are happy to announce the
arrival of our son
EINE
FAMILIEN-ANZEIGE
JEWISH CLUB OF 1933, INC.
Die Chonukkdfeitr des Jewish
Club of 1933
war eine sehr gelungene Veranstaltung. Ernst Blumenthal als
master of ceremonies stellte sofort
eine besonders freundliche Verbmdung zwischen Bühne und Publikum her, und erzeugte damit eine
Stimmung, die den ganzen Abend
das Gepräge von Gemütlichkeit
und Heiterkeit gab.
Casilla 597
Pfc M Henry Landauer
Lottie Landauer
n£e Adler
Married December 29, 1943
30-45 33rd Street 100 W. 91st Street
LongIslandCity,N.Y. New York City
(f'ly Crailsheim)
(f'ly Karlsruhe)
Sam Janowitz
Alice Janowitz
geb. Liepold
Vermählte
9. Januar 1943
63 Hillside Avenue, New York City
Lilo
to
Wo are happy to announce.the
arrival of our son
Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Frankenberger
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Dr. Royal S. Cutler
Marianne
Ronald Josef
January, 1944
1370 East Fifty-fourtn Street
Chicago 15, 111.
BRUNO and ILSE COHEN
nee Ehrlich
December 28, 1943
4815 «iverside Drive
f'ly Horrem
New York City
near Cologne
Pvt. Dave Spiegel
Lore Spiegel
We are happy to announet- the
arrival of our son
John Paul
Ernst & Madeleine W. Loewenstein
nee W e i l
December 26th, 1943
j&i West End Ave. New York, N. Y.
(formerly Wiesbadcn-Erbenheim)
Kallman
Ft. Custer, Mich,
i'iy Bronx, N.Y.
92t Kelly
Bronx, N*. Y.
f'ly Trier, Mosel
announce their marriage
\shlch took place Dec. 27tu
at Fort Custer, Mich.
«W*
to
S-Sgt. Wm. Kumins
December 29, 194,'J
New Haven, Conn. Camp Swift, Tex.
830 Orange St.
f'ly
f'ly Schweinfurt
Boston, Mass.
Pfc. Max Wertheimer
Beate Wertheimer
ne> An'erhacher
Ma r r ied
229 WMt lOlst St. 89.26 - J 16th Sfc
Jsew York City
,
. , T T
U. S. Army
Jamaica, L. J.