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POLITICS INSTITUTE Sapiro Letter Reveals
ALFRED DREYFUS
REVIEWS PROBLEMS
Hostility To His Case COMING TO U. S.
OF ANTI - SEMITISM
TO ASSIST SACCO

To Assist Sacco ) Bernard Richards
Sails For Zurich

Conference on
Jewish Rights From Au-
gust 17 to 20.

W il Attend

Farm Leader Discloses for the First Time Objections of

Spencer Outlines Hungarian
Situation In Round-Table
Discussion.

PELENYI DEFENDS
NUMERUS CLAUSUS

More Than 200 Diplomats,
Professors Attend An-
nual Conference.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent s

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1927

Some Jewish Leaders Towards His Libel Suit
Against World's Wealthiest Man.

What is perhaps the first public statement by Aaron Sapiro setting
forth his views with regard to certain elements of American Jewry
and Jewish leadership touching hi, libel suit against Henry Ford is
contained in a letter tee The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, which we now
publish with the writer's permission.
The letter, which was addressed to this newspaper by Mr. Sapiro
on May 3, by way of comment on an editorial entitled "tiepins Is
Exonerated!" that appeared in the issue of April 29, follows:

Spent Four Years On Devil's
Island; Released After
Famous Trial.

Bernard G. Richards, executive
secretary of the Ana-rival, .lewish
Congress, sailed on the S. S. Au-
rania Sunday evening to attend Ilse
Con terenee tin JewiM Rights to be
held in Zurich, August 17 to 20.:
Will also the Zionist Congress which
convenes in Basle August 30. Just
before Mr. Richards sailed, the of-
fice received commtiiii,•atiol.s (ruin ,
the president of the organization,
Dr. Stephen S. Wise and from its
European representative, Marvin
Lowenthal, its contwetion with the
excellent progress which is being
h made for t e arrangements for the
conference, the sessions of which
er-
are to Ise held in the Solswu
ichtsaal of the Kantonalen (it•r - '
ichtsl
ge :sults on the Hirschengra-
ben in Zurich, with the American i
delegates making their litiadsivar- I

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PLANS TO ACCOMPANY
FRENCH COMMITTEE

Points Out Similarity Be.
tween Sacco•Vanzetti
Case and His Own.

HEAD OF GERMAN
JEWISH SOCIETY
IS INTERVIEWED

CONTINUE ATTACKS
ON ALFRED COHEN

BEM-IN.-1J, T. AL—The
soli.Semitic papers continue
their agitation against Alfred
NI. Cohen, president of the In
dependent Order B'nai B'rith,
who is at present in Europe.
The N'oelkischer Beobachter,
the organ of Hitler, says that
Cohen came to Europe in order
to arrange for a Bolshevik revo-
lution, not only in Austria, but
also in the Balkan countries.
The paper says that the riots
in Vienna were only the first
denstinstration of Mr. Coheii . ..

Dr. Julius Brodnitz Says Or-

ganization Has 70,000

Members.

FIGHT PREJUDICE
AND RACE HATRED

Publish Newspapers For Cir-

plans.

culation Among Jews

PLUMBERS DONATE ,Hy
$2 000 TO SCHOOL'

And Gentiles,
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — (J.
Special CortespOtaisalt.)
T. A.)—The question of anti- I Detroit, Michigan.
PARIS. --- Alfred Dreyfus of
Devil's Islam! fame, Lieuttinant•
Semitism in Hungary was touched I Dear Sirs:
than 70,000 members are orgsnized
upon indirectly Saturday after-
Colonel, retired, in the French ar-
I was very much interested in your editorial of April my, is expected to go to the linittsl
1
in the Central Union
of German
noon t the conference of the In-
rg
'citizens of the Jewish Faith, Jus-
, States to pltsid the cause of Nicola _____ 1
stitute of Politics, which was at-1 2.9, 1927, particularly in the last paragraph.
I)r. Julius Brodnitz, the
tended by more than 200 item- [
Contribution Follows Survey tizrat
It has been something of a shock to me to read the Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti.
president of this associati on de-
under sentence of death for mar
hers, consisting mostly of univers- ,
ALFRED DREYFUS
Glared in a special interview ' with
di an
of Work of
C ana
Cdian
ity professors and foreign digni- niftier gratuitous attack against me by Rabbi Schulman of der in Massachusetts
your corres p ondent. It represents
Dre f
yf u s, watt
I spent roue year:: 1 1,
taries, including Count Sforza of New York ; and the fawning letter of Rabbi Mayer of Kan - I:
Orphanage.
Famous French Jew who is cons- tern at the Savoy Hotel.
ar
today the lgest
association of
Rome, Dr. Reinhold of Germany sas City, which was supposed to exonerate Senator Reed Devil's ISIalid, the penal colony in • mg to America to aid Sacco and
Mr. Richards expressed satisfate-
German Jews.
.
.
. .
French Gui ana on charge of tretts-
•
and Sir Arthur Willert of Great. from char ges of bigotry in Lakin
ng this Ford defense, while on,
, tion with the warm interest winch .
6
t i cer‘rs,',h
% ut?nni n i Jt n ,i,..,f,F),. ,,..n
: . h
; i t ti ) i I,' a n, of t et the
zin last
luster proved false, has accepted ,
itet : ae cn
d. -
Britain.
iti
i
sp,,lii,e,iietigthkez,,,it:.:,1,..,,titi,dirn.if,intiiii
,
„
M
Governor Fuller's re-
he was s till a United States Senator, •as well as
• a lawyer. membership on a committee whose ',owing
Assumed
In his lecture on "Dictatorship
at
fusal to intervene fur us retrial.
vs. Democracy In Europe," Pro-
I ant advised that quite a few of our wealthy Jews :1111101111C(.11 intentionis tie proceed to
Fast European Jcwfies in ma nse- i'rs in Canada was changed from grave form due to the influence 07
The-b'Als Ls [ the Court Chaplain Stoecker, the
t i er, w i t h th e i r ,.,, presci thai on a t I the atmosphere of :is
fessor Spencer, who is the leader have stated that they regret that the case was brought. America to gist' all possible aid to
n'rtfl'i.k:
had
the two convicted men.
[ ISI: a ;l ; i 1g
f "StIlihae"l'iti' sfh NI(1;a11PhIII;t e:si'm i ' nal'ait'tsttlA
of the round-table tcn this topic,
the conference. Many
After
all,
I
ant
paying
the
entire
freight
and
standing
the
"A
square
deal
for
S:1,0
sulsject
of
the
con.
when
it
received
a
letter
of elisions.- I dress a petition to the then Kaiser
711111
mentioned among the numerous
alitie s on the
le
a check for asking for hi protection against
s
Vanzetti," said Drt[yfs, is all that
problems of Hungary also the one., entire punishment.
lenitive have air 011 4 1/11 1'onai in i mminent of its work 111111
of anti-Semitism. Professor Sven-'
I knew in advan ce the soft of thing that Ford and his prompted him to join the commit.
the European Jewish Press and no $1,000, with a promise for an addi- I this campaign. At that time, 1893,
tee. "Vim can readily understand
less a person than the great Itus. tional $1,000 in the near future,[ a leaflet called "Schutzjueden
cer wan followed by John Pelenyi, hired detectives and his able lawyers would do.
that my situation prevents the front
.lowish historian Dr Simeon from the Master Plumbers' Asses- totter Staatsbuerger?" by Dr. Raph-
counsellor of the Hungarian leg„-[
I believe that any American should be willing to sacri - giving you an interview," he added,
ael Lowenfeld appeared, making
tins in Washington, who gave as
,l)nutlhounsiwhii,sihnissinwrpirt it,tiisno v'oifththg,Impviui rig - elation of this. city.
Al the last meeting of the Miss- I the impresere plea that the German
the main cause of anti-Semitism tice himself if he can help advance any great industrial 'hut I am heart and soul involv[•l Journalist Says He Urged
ter
Plumbers'
Association,
Jack
IJews,
instead of begging for equal-
the poor economic condition of the system, such as I have attempted to develop in Coopera- in this ease.
Pose's of the conference. Dr. Dub-
Ford to Stop Attacks
"Please keep me out of any poli-
Hungarian people, who hate those! tive Marketing.
now is to he one of the important Levine, who saw the children at I ay . which they only enjoyed theo-
work
at
the
Farm
School
in
George-I
retically
since 1869, should demand
ties,"
he
said
appealingly,
hi-
speakers at the conference.
that have more bread than them-
On Jews.
I further believe that any American ought to be will- right hand raised as it warding off
Referring to certain differences of town and heard them play and re- I their rights. This led to the con-
selves, and to the large number of
uor
e jii .tw
i
ing
to
have
himself
destroyed,
if
by
his
destruction
he
can
s,
,o
tti
it
e
a
rin
l
en
a
blow.
"I
was
asked
if
I
would
and
,
Praised
the
undertaking
on .
Calthee-
cite,
Jews in the Bulshevik ranks.
Heiman Bernstein, whose libel point of view expressed in
Speaking of the numerus. help tear down bigotry and give a fair opportunity to other join a committee to proceed to the nit for $290,000 against Henry thin with the conference, Mr. Itich- requested the members to vote a ! March 21i, 189:1,
the
The
founders
issued
United
States
to
see
that
a
miscar-
along
the
Sian
1.0
hell)
slogan:
Ford was withdrawn when the mo. ands said: "It is, of course, in is reasonable
clausus, Mr. Pelenyi quoted the Jews to do the work of idealism in America without the
riage of justice was not monpleted. , er maker made public retraction sense surprising that a controversy good work.
public statement of Prime Minis-1
obstacles of hatred, ignorance and intolerance.
One of the members who has been
I acquiesced. That is all there is mil apology, disclosed this week should be evoked by a conference
ter Bethlen and the minister of
I
The ain,Ltehe
I further believe that I, as an individual, have a right h e As
i . "
the association
iastion th
ist:
public education that they had
it matter of feet, the part that when the anti-Jewish cans- the purposes of which are so ale- in close touch with the 'Akers of
told of the modesty s organize German citizen of
the
or
nothing to do with its authorship, I to show the ignorance and malice behind the attacks on which Dreyfus will play in the . Palen was at its height he had mentarily simple and llearly essen-
Jewish
without regard to
that it works hardships but that me, as a lawyer, even though they cannot be separated prospective action of the commit- sought vainly to bring the matter tint to immediate Jewish needs of these men and their inexpert-
abroad. However, when one stops enee in making appeals for funds. their religi o us or political incline-
the economic condition has not yet front the attacks on me as a Jew and as a farm leader.
e to the attention of Mr. Ford.
tee independent upon whether ter
This fact was included In a state- to think for a moment and rennin- He quoted the figures of the last Dons, in order to 'strengthen their
reached a point where it can be
I
could
not
keep
silent
with
my
own
view
of
the
duties
committee
selecs
t
him
as
a
member
ive delion. Up :meat contributed tel the current is- hers that iltisery is, perhaps to a report, wherein the committee effort in the light for civil and so-
repealed.
of a representat
simply
The Jewish Tribune, in lesser extent than hitherto, but still showed a deficit of over $16,000 be- dal equality, and in the cu lti vation
Mr. Pelenyi pointed out that by' of men and Jews.
now he has
p
agreed
of Mr. Bernstein said hi. sent divided into different groups Mimi- side immediate needs of funds for of their (formals consciousness'.
mittee,
whisin 'L".
which
conceding the point of the nu- •
If a man attacks my people, he likewise includes me. to
to
serve
on com
Germany has been divided into
composi-
.ii!"
following
telegram to Mr. Ford: natal by conflicting points of view, the weekly maintenance of .12 chil-
nierus elausus, the government If a man attacks my race, he likewise includes me. If a
tree in Canada mid '22 in the or- 21 districts, which have their head-
h as not yet discussed
the
"Upon my return from Europe the surprise disappears.
prevented worse happenings to the
man
attacks
the
religion
of
my
race,
he
also
attacks
me.
aims of its delegation. This accept-
"These
differences
of
opinion
ishanage
in
Poland,
who
could
not
quarters
in the larger cities. Six
Jews. Ile further added that the
attention Wits called to articles
manifested themselves in 1919, and mine with the last dasher admit- hundred local groups are subject
I despise the Americans and the Jews who think that ante was obtained only after guar- my
feeling of anti-Semitism is grad-'
antees were given that this was nut ,limouncing the Jews published in the wonder perhaps is that we did led bemuse they suffered from tea- to these districts; in addition there
ually dying out and that time may, attacks on Americans or Jews always apply to the other
'chi' . Deatitairn Independent, with
are Individual members residing in
us political, but merely a human,
chonsa.
entirely efface it.
Wince you are identified. The arti- not since then make greater prog-
fellow and not to them.
move to help Sacco, and Vanzetti.
The association then voted the about 1,000 small towns.
Among those attending the con-
Dreyfus personallv supervised itles in question are so malicious, ress in having the affirmative and
donation of $2,000, of which $1,000
The association issues a paper,
I believe that attacks should be met squarely. If they
T wittistor,,,ti,tnii,m,,,t,cf the truth, aggressive points of view of Jew-
ferences are Rabbi Solomon Fos-
as bat- the C. V. Zeitung, which is for
the
reriting of w
an official
m
comun. tilled
you sa nc- ish life more generally accepted. was paid immediately and the
ter of Newark, Rabbi B. Leon Ilur- are right, we should admit the fairness of the attack and
tion' whi ch the new paper L'Oetiere 't in ' ' cannot '''''''"'"f
the warded to every member. All re-
mice will Ise paid as Seen
All
the
dissenters,
respected
and
I
am
The
,,,,,
tamed
their
publication.
witz of the Bay Ridge Jewish Cen- I then improve ourselves. If they are wrong. we should
ligious groups in German Jewry
I Quictillien published.
asked to comment on your Dear- well-meaning persons, have been funds can Ise raised.
ter, Brooklyn, and Mrs. Anna Moe- ! bring them to the light and show their falsity—not so much
Lnunique read:
David Kalisch is president 14 the are represented in the association
heard from before and the invita-
bur
omits Cross of New York City.
does
.
ariicir''
Refuse
Inde
l
iendeni
but
for
what
it
and work chisel with it . Th e ex-
"It
i
not
within
our
movince
to
her
'
Association
.
own
behalf,
s
M
t
i
r
1'1
M
as
te
our
o
on
im
1
•
for what
t 1 • s
thong so I should like to have a tions to the conference which are
board, which is composed of
tear- mix up in what the Americ an pees ,- - 'statement from you, whom I always supposed to have been declined now,
the hundreds of thousands of our c class who are m
the most prominent members of the
regarded as a broadminded, warm. were actually rejected in 1919, so
regarded
ticulate and cannot speak with the same ease or with the
,,,,,,, i ,
Jewish community of Germany,
that the present action is not new
American.
same extended public hearing that some of us may cont. one that has tee do only with II :hearted, humanitarian
meets every month. Two or three
my impression of you even from a newspaper standpoint

FORD-BERNSTEIN
FACTS REVEALED

NEW YORK IRIS H
JEWS ORGANIZE-and.

I pie can

bus

its

Such Was
But we appeal
when We art On your Peace expe- of view.
to you intellectuals, professors
"But it is very curious that Mr.
dition."
lawyers and artists of America and
The answer, Mr. Bernstein's Blank should stake an issue out of
tors to•
k
t hi • i nits ,
the sending of invtiations to organ-
statement said, read as follows:
aasarilY' •uourii sn 'ivs'In.nr inent
(Turn to last page.)
"A county which he ' retufore has
(Turn to last page.)
been known an the cradle of fait
i
account
the
,
\i
‘
lit
e
niust
.
tak,e
ir
, :

.ti0111.11 severeignty.

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YESHIVA ASSIGNS
HOLIDAY RABBIS

times during the year a meeting of

the national executive is held, in
If I had stayed silent, I would have considered myself
which almost all members living
a cowardly American and a cowardly Jew.
outside of Berlin regularly partici-
Express Hope That National
Whether I ultimately win or lose this particular case,
pate. Conventions are held every
Society Will Spread to
Many Orthodox Congrega. two years, at which all conatituen-
1 have at least helped to show Henry Ford that one Jew
cies are represented according to
All Parts of U. S.
is tint afraid to fight hint for his bigotry and his malice,
lions Submit Requests for
their membership. The convention
I
rigid in his ow jurisdiction, under his own hitt Limn s ela
works out general lines of policy
Student
Leaders.
NEW YORK—(.1, T. AL—Irish
I
I
and
in
the
face
of
his
own
horde
of
detective::
and
able!
•"'ery
s"e
:
'
,
,e
sunl
exec
•
ut
ed,
ev
''ainzestt 'lTr ec
and elects the board. in addition to
Jews, in an et" 'rt to convince the
i
,
1 1.
tomorrow
are
coming
to
you
who
Dint commissions. The most ins-
Many
communities
in
the
United
world that they exist, have organ- lawyers.
rance ...um ia• reCeiVell with the
:
emin
Attitude
oianfttiis;o
hne
rs , act iiiirea,nire;
States and Ca n ad a hays a p p I i ed to importan iftr ,i t n hta,h.:Liaifp
will
at
least
have
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
that
1
F
ized a fraternal society which will
I
yeshiva. t h e R a bbi I saac ma_ porta
n',71,1
01
.
1e
r
s
th
.:
s
%ona
t
ti
3O1:u
u
ti
the
n
i
,ta:,i
l.,.w
nitilu
:
octant, the administrative, under
the
eventually become, they hope, a
have likewise shown the farmers of the United States th sad lc
I arum Theological Seminary, the in. i nthffe.ir c o
national order with branches in all
Ford's attacks on Cooperative Marketing have been based neither you nor we would Under! Bethel Rabbi Says Silence of American Press on Ford Anti - 'stitution for high e r Jewish l e „ rn • main, is i n e h.,
the leading cities. The organiza-
.
tion was named the Irish Jews of on as much ignorance and distortion of fact as his whole stand."
l'i end training g of rabbis, to am- "It is difficult," Justizrat Brod-
Stimitism Was Factor in Apology of Motor :Magnate;
Jean Piot of the newspaper
sign to Owns one of the Yeshiva
America at the first meeting, held i line of attacks on the Jews.
Reviews History of Dreyfus Case.
-students to take charge of their nitz continued, "to give in the form
last week at the home of Alexan-
After all, that is worth lighting for and I am proud , I ill•n(q): uirvr''Quuta',4isdukhni:'ii.,h‘h7rs':itiitt,h::,
c ongregations during the anniamch 0 an interview a comprehensive
der Freeman, formerly of Belfast.
a fight, regardless of the results to me.
Ithe approval of thousands of his
mg high holiday season an an Picture of the complicated and man..
Jack S. Levine was elected chair- to be ill Such
For this we have to thank Ow in-
followers
(Socialists)
declared
by
Speaking
on
the
subject
"Sapiro
Hold work of this union. But as
ti ouncenient issued by tio.
man and Leon Hubner, attorney
Sincerely
way of explanation: "This is not and Dreyfus" at Temple Beth El dividual champions who arose inI vogue extension department of the I use addressing myself to the Jews
and author of "A History of the
a threat against American tourists. Saturday morning, July 30, Rabbi every country to defend the Jew Yeshiva declares, of America, the country of ration-
AARON SAPIRO.
Jews in Ireland," honorary chair-

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Fram Compares Sapiro and Dreyfus;
Of American Public!
Lauds

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man
Mr. Freeman volunteered to
make a trip to Ireland next June
in behalf of the organization and
to report to the members, on his
return, the conditions there.
This is the first time that the
Irish Jews have attempted to get
together. One of their chief aims
is the establishment of an Irish
Orthodox synagogue similar to
those in the Free State, where Re-
for mJudaism is practically un-
known. Keen satisfaction was ex-
pressed at the reception which the
leaders and people of Ireland ten-
dered Frederick Sterling, Ameri-
can envoy to that country, last
week.
There are about 1,000 Irish
Jews in (treater New York and
several thousand are scattered
throughout the states, it has been
estimated,

JEWISH WORKERS
REPRESENTED AT
TRADE CONGRESS

PARIS. -- (J. T. A.) —Jewish
trade unions in Poland and Pales-
tine were repress•nted at the fourth
international trade union congress
which was opened here Monday.,
On the agenda of the congress is
the question of the relations with
Russia.
l'alestine labor is represented by
Ben Gurion, Ben Zvi and Arloso-
toff. Miss Schweber represents
the Jewish trade unions in Poland.
A report of labor conditions in
that country will be presented by
the Palestine delegates.

GREEN VISITS
MOTHERS' CAMP

Governor Fred Green was the
guest of the Mothers' Camp of the
Jewish Centers Association last
Tuesday afternoon. It was the
governor's first visit to the camp
since his election. Ile delivered s
short talk from the front porch of
the camp home.
A special reception committee
was appointed to arrange for the
governor's visit. The committee
consisted of Mrs. II. Gittleman,
chairman; Mrs. White, entertain-
ment, and Mrs. Ruth Gach, refresh-
ment. The ladies of the camp pre-
pared special dainties for the gov-
ernor.

It is just a Warning what Islay hap-
pen:
The omm
cun ique continues: "We
reprove anarchy, Bolshevism, vet-
I knee, but is seems to us that if
there is doubt about the culpability
of Sacco and Vanzetti they should
not lac executed. Everything e that
, has transpired since their sentence
--
14
has reinforced doubt, in
Vs- ask
Large American Delegation :eonfirming O w conviction. W
You intellectuals that the Sams-
to Attend Gathering in
Vanzetti execution he postponed un-
til a complete review of their use
Basle Aug. 30.
can be made."
This
Louis Lipsky, president of the, fus s the Countess de So:titles;
'
Zionist Organization of America, Louis !dairy, former Minister of
sailed Sunday night for Basle, the Interior; Louis Loueheur, for-
user Minister of Finance; Leon
Switzerland, en the S. S. Aequi-
Jouhaux, President of the French
Gitlin as head of the American Federation of La bor; Gen. Ver.
•
drleglt inn be the Fifteent h W III au
and
1
Zionist Congress, opening there len persons.

Chamberlain Denies 'LIPSKY SAILS FOR
Ukrainian Intrigue: ZIONIST CONGRESS

British Foreign Secretary
Brands Parisian Accusa-
tions As False.

LONDON.-- (J. T. A.)--An em-
phatic denial of the reports circu-
lated in Paris to the effect that
the British government has en-
tered into an intrigue with the fol-
lowers of Petlura to create an up-
rising in the Ukraine, was made in
the House of Commons by Austin
Chamberlain, British foreign sec-
retary.
Replying to an interpollation of
the lion. Charles P. Trevelyan,
former minister of labor Cham-
berlain stated that there was not
a word of truth in the allegations
made in the Paris newspapers.
Neither Lord Crewe nor any other
member of the staff of the British
embassy in Paris, nor any me m-
ber or servant of the British gov-
ernment, has engaged in any such
activities.
"There was some talk," Cham-
berlain continued, "in certain
quarters, about the advisability of
establishing an independent Uk-
rainian government, I h
never encouraged these tenden-
cies. I have no sympathy for the
policy of the Soviet government.
I heartily detest their methods at
home and abroad. But there is
no better and surer way of
strengthening the Soviet govern-
ment and having the people of
Russia really behind it, than by
countenancing any action which
would seem to the Russian people
to threaten their national unity."

LEADER THREATENS
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
.--
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.1 — Mr.

Alter, leader of the Jewish So-
cialist party, Bind, insists that
his son, despite the fact that he
had not been circumcised,
should be registered in the rec-
ords of the Jewish community.
He threatens that otherwise he
will take legal proceedings
against the community.

August 30.
In the absent, at these interna-
tional sessions of the World Zion-
ist Organization of Mr. Lipsky and
Miss Henrietta Szold, vice-presi-

dent of the Zionist Organization of
America, Morris Rothenberg, chair-
Man of the National Board of Di-

rectors of the heren Ilayestal and
meats cr of thi• administrative com-
mittee of the Zionist Organization
of America, will be the acting pres-
ident of the organization.
The American delegation to the
World Zionist Congress includes the
following in addition to Mr. I.ip•
sky: Miss Henrietta Scold, Dr.
Stephen S. Wise Judge Julian W.
Mack, Mrs. Archibald Silverman,'
Rabbi Abb. Hine] Silver of Cleve
land, Mrs. Irma l.indheim, Judge
Hugo Pam of Chicago, Mrs. Nina
Adlt•rblum, Abraham Goldberg,
Rabbi Max Heller, Mrs. F. S. Ul-
lian, Dr. S. Bernstein, Nathan 0.
Kaplan, Dr. A. Coralnick, Dr.
Harry Friedenwald of Baltimore.;
Gershon Agronsky, Charles A.
Cowen, Rabbi Joseph Silverman,
Rabbi Max D. Klein, Mrs. Richard
Gottheil Miss Sarah Kitay, Her-'
nard G. Richards, Jacob Fishman,'
Judge Gustave Ilartman, Samuel J.
Rosensohn, Harry I'. Fierst, lord
Wolfson, Rabbi Barnett Brickner
of Cleveland, Dr. J. Tannenbaum, I
Bernard Shelvin, Mrs. Max Blum-I
berg, Mrs. Harry P. Fierst, Rabbi '
Simon Greenberg, Robert Silver-I
man, Abraham Tulin. Dr. Samuel
Boorstein, and Samuel Blitz, secre- I
tary of the delegation.

European Criticism
Is Lecture Subject

Frani Will Discuss Picture,
New Books In Saturday
Morning Sermons.

"European Criticism of Amer-
ica" will be the subject of Rabbi
Fram's sermon Saturday, Aug. 13.
In this sermon Rabbi Frum will
discuss two outstanding books in
which Europeans have given their
impressions of American life. The
first is by a I. renchman and is en-
titled "America Comes of Age."
The second is by an Englishman
and is entitled "The Babbitt War-
ren."
Rabbi Frans will point out the
criticisms that are based on mis•
conceptions, but he will also select
those criticisms which are valid
and to which the American people
must give heed. In his reply to
these European critics of America.
Rabbi Fram will present an Amer-
ican criticism of Europe.
On Saturday, Aug. 6, the sub-
ject of Rabbi Fram's sermon will
be "Metropolis." The sermon is
to he based upon the German mo-
tion picture of that name which
was recently on display in Detroit.
Services are held in the Brown
Memorial Chapel at the Gladstone
entrance of the temple. They be-
gin at 10 o'clock and are over
at 11.

against calumny. During the Drey-
All observers of Jewish life in al thought and action, I will at-
fns case in France,
ranee, a quarter of a
interica agree that during the high tempt to give a survey in rough
"The most interesting fact that
century ago, when everyone
1
holiday season, the hunger of Amer- outline.
has come out of the Ford-Sapiro
in the country believed as divine
divine
"We German Jews have possess-
lean Jews for the religious IneSS-
case is that the sensational articles
revelation all the forgeries which
age of Judaism approaches its ell equality rights since 1869. In
on the world-aide Jewish conspir-
involved the Jewish Pe op le in a height. Al this time, the Jewish practice, however, there
have been
acy which appeared in the Dear-
!affiliation with the synagogue up- and are now CRS. whsce German
born Independent met with no re-
prouches nearly IOU per cent of the Jews, because of their Jewish faith,
sponse whatsoever from the Am r-
numerical strength of the Jewish Ire exposed to insult and harm. In
ican public. No newspaper gave
population. For every synagogue order to investigate the sources
them any notice, no political party
seat available many applications from which this hatred originates
exploited them. They did not even
it is net-csary to observe the pont!.
are made. To fill the Deed f ir
become the subject of parlor con-
greater
number of inspired speak. cal life in Germany, to study the
versation. Whenever the articles
ere and spiritual leaders of the or- newspapers and periodicals, to via-
concentrated their attack on an in-
thodox Jewish congregations, the it the pilau's)l meetings, to be able
dividual, like Aaron Sapiro or Mer-
Yeshiva has established its syna- to effectively counteract conclusions
man Bernstein, Seine material
gogue extension department, which which are bused on pseudo-scientific
ddamage ‘vas undoubtedly effected.
is now rendering valuable aid in studies. A large staff of co - oper-
But as regards affecting the posi-
bringing the message of traditional ators in Berlin and in the entire
tion and the opportunities of the
Judaism to the Jewish rononuni- eauntry are engaged in this work.
Jew in American life, the articles
The rs•sults sir their work are in-
ties throughout the country.
were a total failure. Not only did
The Yeshiva, which is training siorporated in our archives.
they fail to create hostile action
"In addition to this there is legal
609 students and plans soon to en-
against Jews, they did not even
tend into the Yeshiva College, has work. We are compelled to afford
arouse an attitude of suspicion. In
received many requests from the legal assistant, to our niembers
common parlance, they 'simply did
' ,eine
i yit•r ‘p
d(ai
their
ght s r offe n cuts
orthodox Jewish communities to ar. 1'iti
wh
not register.
are worked
range for the coming of Yeshiva
"The Ku Klux Klan must in no
c ta,:etsh ae r je ec,ov :d(u,,cet n
ed,ouwthmicd ls
e
students for the high holidays to I leers
way be associated with the Dear-
nal s y tqoueosutri :-
rekindle the flame of devotion to a freGinif npio.rrt, ay i. dasnotta only
born articles. That organization,
but
I the precepts of the Torah.
which is now as dead as the lade.
The recent re-awakening in the
I pendent, aimed primarily at fright-
ranks of orthodox Jewry in the I Principlii are concerned.
, ening the negroes, injuring the
United States has brought about a I "As far as political matters are
iCatholics and excluding foreign-
marked change to the effect that .eoncerned, we are entirely neutral.
RABBI LEON FRAM
; ens. The Jews played only a sec-
the leaders of the congregations I This is why there are nniong our
, ondary role in its program of hate,
plot aggtost the rest of mankin d , it which stand firmly on the ground [ members people who belong to ev-
being included under the more
was Gectrges Clemenceau and Ana- , of orthodox Judaism display a ery 1,1nreivable party in Germany
general fear of 'foreigners' or non-
tole France and Emile Zola who , greater concern in the selection of [except, of (•ime, those whose pro-
I Nordics. So the fact that the Klan
arose at the risk of their careers I their leaders for the high holiday gram is anti-Semitic. Our attitude
propaganda was coincident with
to defend the Jew. By their sheer season. Many of these cominuni. towards the various groups in Jew-
the Dearborn propaganda cannot
brilliance and courage they suc- , ties which have applied to the s yn. ish public life is the same. 'Aber-
be said to indicate that the Dear-
ceeded in securing justice for him, l aperue extension department „f the ass and Orthodox work hand in
born articles exerted an influence
men the
our
e u
"In America, however, no such Yeshiva have already completed the movement even
over the Klan. In America, it is
.
sen to
our
arrangements.
clear, they exercised no influence individual champions were needed. !In a statement issued by Dr. Ber- organization, but the original phil-
Here and there a liberal preacher
whatsoever.
,
anthr
pic
tendency
of
Zionism
Of I
his voice naril Revel, dean of the faculty
Aron, , on the contrary, nr honest politician
Europe,
the Yeshiva, it was declared that
these very articles and others to against the Dearborn articles. But I all those congregations which have
(Turn to last page.)
the
best
answer
which
the
Ameri-
the same effect had very real con-
not yet secured the services of the !
sequences. Newspapers quoted can people gave to the anti-Semit- Yeshiva students for Rosh Ha-
them daily, political parties made ism imported from Europe was the sh‘mah and Yam Kippur may still,
them part of their platforms, pub- answer of silence. It was not the apply to the synagogue extension
lic parades and mob demonstra- silence of evasion or connivance. ;department at 301 East Broadway. i
tions were held and, under the' It was the silence of contempt. : N ew• Ynrk Pity, where their re-
stimulus of all this, property was Anti-Semitism wasbeneath the no- 'quests will be granted every con-1
Announcement was made yes-
terday that a B'nai B'rith bazaar
d e s t r o y e d, economic boycotts tice of America.
sideration.
will be held from Saturday night,
maintained and physical outrages
"I have no doubt but that it was
Nov. 19, to Sunday night. Nov. 27,
committed. That the American this contemptuous silence of the
inclusive. Morris Shatzen, presi-
people paid no attention to the organs of American opinion which PALESTINE FETE.:.;
things that Europe took so seri- finally persuaded Mr. Ford of his
MIZRACHI LEADERS dent of the B'nai B'rith Commun.
ity Center, will be chairman of the
ously is evidence of a tremendous mistake. His retraction, if it is
difference between the psychology given the adequate publicity
affair.
JERUSALEM
.T. A.) -
Present plans are to hold the
of the European and the psychol- Europe which Mr. Ford has prom- Rabbi Jacob Levinson, president
ogy' of the American on the point ised to give it, will put an end for of the Mizrachi in the United bazaar, which will be sponsored by
of racial and religious prejudice. ell time to that impish practice of States; Rabbi Cohen of Montreal I the Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah
"Except in benighted corners forging documentary evidence of and other prominent Americans , Lodge, No. 34, at the B'nai B'rith
such as Roumania, however, these Jewish conspiracies by which Eu- were the guests of honor at a ban.: Community Center. Announce-
',lies about the Jews gained no per- rope has for so many centuries quet tendered them by the Miz-1 ment as to details will be made it
later issues of The Chronicle,
manent credence even in Europe., been made ridiculous."
rachi headquarters in Pakstine.

Leon Frans said, in part:

B'NAI B'RITH
PLANS BAZAAR