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VOL. XXXII. NO. 11
NAZI BLOOD LIBEL
CHARGES AGAINST
JEWRY CONTINUED
German Anti-Semites Aim to
Arouse Populace Against
the Jews.
GOLDSCHMIDT SAVES
DARMSTAEDTER BANK
Last Nazi Pillar Falls With
Resignation of Franzen,
Education Minister.
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—The riil
&callous lengths to which the Hit-
kites leaders are prepared to go in
arousing the German populace
against the Jews was again demon-
strated when M. Ley, a Nazi mem-
ber of the Reichstag, told a Hit- I
mass meeting at Cologne that
Jews use Christian blood not only
for ritual purpose but els') for their
own racial preservation."
In formulating his highly incit-
ing and new "theory," Deputy Ley
divided the Jews into three cate-
gories, "economic parasites, vam-
pires and attackers of Christian
women." Expounding on the second
category, the Nazi agitator alleged
that the "unharmonious and chao-
tic blood of the Jewish racae
obliges the Jews to drink blood of
other races in order to continue
their own race."
Nazi Organs Reappear.
The Angriff, Berlin organ of the
Ilitlerites, and the Voelkischer
Beobachter, of Munich, the chief
Hitlerite paper, appeared again
when their suspension was lifted.
Both papers publish an appeal to
their readers to destroy the "Jew-
ish papers" and support the Nazi
press.
Despite repeated pleas of the
Nazi papers for support from their
followers most of the Hitlerite or.
guns have recently suffered a de-
cline in circulation. According to
a survey by the Central Associa-
tion of German Citizens of Jewish
Faith, the Angriff has dropped
from a peak of 80,000 last fall to
about 45,000 now. The Berlin edi-
tion of the Voelkischer Beobachter,
which never had more than 5,000
readers, now has less than 2,000
circulation.
The provincial Nazi papers are
also suffering regular losses in cir-
culation. "Workers, Peasants a nd
Soldiers," the organ of the Stennis
wing of the Ilitlerites, has no w
reached a circulation of 30,000.
This paper represents the Nazi fac-
tion that broke away from Hitler
early this year when Stennes and
Hitler clashed over the dissilution
of the storm squads.
Sacrifices Fortune to Save Bank.
Behind the prosaic announcement
in the Berlin newspapers that $8,-
750,000 worth of shares in the
closed Darmstaedter and National
Bank have been ceded "by a person
closely connected with this bank"
and have been purchased by a syn-
dicate of German industrialists for
$10,750,000, which is being ad-
vanced to the government to enable
the reopening of the closed German
bank, lies one of the most stirring
tales in the history of modern Ger-
man banking.
It is the drama of a Jewish finan-
cial wizard who, from an office boy,
J. D. C. Gets Check
From Mayor Walker
HIGH COMMISSIONER [Ilerbert
GETS POWERS OYER
LAND TRANSACTION
PARIS UNIVERSITY
DEAN REPUDIATES
CHARGES OF BIAS
Shiels' Explanation Serious-
ly Affects Land Deals
in Palestine.
Denies Anti-Semitism Moti-
vated Restrictions Against
Rumanian Students.
CHANCELLOR HOPES
U. S. WILL GO WET
THREATEN JEWS IN
TUNIS WITH POGROM
Neumann to Handle Econom-
ic Work of Zionist Exe0-
utive in London.
Catholic Organ Blames Jews
for Financial Scandals
in France.
LONDON. — (J, T. A.) — All
powers regarding land transac-
tions in Palestine will be veste4 in
the high commissioner, Dr. Drum-
mond Shiels, under-secretary of
state for the colonies, said in the
. House of Commons in the course
of three explanations which try-
mendously affect Jewish land liuy-
Palestine. Dr. Shiels' ex-
ink
planations were made in reply to
him by Ben
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—A denial
that the new academic restrictions
against Rumanian students in the
medical schools of France were
prompted by anti-Semitic motives
has been issued by Prof,Victor
Balthazard, dean of the medical
school of the University of Paris.
The denial follows the vigorous
protest lodged by the League to
Combat Anti-Semitism with the
minister of education, Mario
Reach Turning Point
In U. S. Immigration'
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)
—An excess of 10,237 aliens
leaving the United States over
those entering the country for
the fiscal year ending June 30,
which marks a turning point in
American immigration history,
is reported by the bureau of im-
migration of the Department of
Labor. A total of 97,139 ar-
riving within that period was
the smallest since 1844 and in-
dicated a considerable decrease
even from the 1930 fiscal year,
when 241,700 aliens were ad-
mitted.
Of the aliens who left the
country 18,142 did so involun-
tardy, but as a result of the
vigorous deportation campaign
pursued by Secretary of Labor
Doak. A statement issued by
the immigration department
further estimates that the im-
migration for the current calen-
dar year will not exceed 50,000
while the number of deporta-
tions will probably amount to
20,000,
Samuel May
Succeed Lloyd George
'
,
POALE-ZEIRE ZION rer
I MERGER APPROVED
lob:Lorre
R
t
TELEPHONE
CADILLAC
1-0.4-0
Per Year, $3.00; Per
Palestine Orange Groves
Insured for First Time
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
Following considerable negoti-
ating the Sun Insurance Office,
Ltd., Alliance Insurance Co.,
Lt., anti the Peace Insurance
Co., I.td., three of the largest
British insurance companies,
have agreed to establish a uni-
ted insurance scheme for the
orange groves of l'alestine.
The need for insuring the
orange groves against natural
disasters has long been felt but
the British companies have not
been ready to become interest-
ed in this undertaking which in-
volves no many risks and such
great financial responsibility.
The companies were persuad-
ed to agree to accept insurance
on the orange groves when the
progress of l'alestine was placed
before them in concrete form.
The insurance plan is only an
experiment and whether it is
placed on a permanent basis de-
pends on the orange-growers
themselves. The insurance plan
covers floods, storms, gales, and
catastrophes caused by human
agencies such as violence and
strikes. If this plan works
other forms of insurance will
be included.
Copy, 10 Cents
TROUBLE BREWING
IN PALESTINE AS
RIOTS ARE FEARED
Distribution of Arms Among
Jewish Colonials Given
as Cause.
BUS MEN STRIKE OVER
HIGH TAXES, TARIFFS
Three Bedouins Arrested as
Suspects in the Murder of
Jewish Pioneers.
BULLETIN
As we go to press, trouble
is brewing anew in Palestine,
with the Arabs threateninig
the Jews as • result of the dis-
tribution by the British au.
thorities of sealed armories
among the Jewish colonists.
A Jewish delegation headed
by Colonel Frederick Kisch
and I. Ben-Zvi, the Labor
leader, called on High Com-
missioner Chancellor to warn
him of the impending dan-
ger. Th• dele gation was as-
sured that all precautions
have bean taken to to guaran-
tee peace •nd order.
The Jewish National Court.
cil fears the bus men's strike
may lead to racial clashes, but
Hassan Sidky D•jany, Arab
president of tl • Car Owners
and Drivers A ssociation, said
no political or racial character
was attached to this dispute.
He
r ed the association
intended to form its own
gasoline sales corporation to
import its own gasoline Irons
Rumania.
The government will mo-
bilis. • fleet of oars, including
Royal Air Force vehicles, to
handle food supplies.
Jewish students from Rumania
are particularly hard hit by the
reeucitinth thvee ludpi:
Dturr. Solieltabedec ua eatde
new
restrictions, because Ruma-
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — Sir
MAYOR WALKER
ment plan in resettling Arabs who Herbert Samuel, first high commis- nian students in French universi-
ties
will
no longer be able to re-
1 are landless by virtue of their sinner of Palestine and one of the ceive state doctorate certificates
_
Major James J. Walker last
lands passing into the hands of I outstanding Liberal statesmen of
.
which
would
automatically enable
in Z
p sin
week turned over to the New York 1 Two Labor Gross
—1°11. the Jews will not differentiate be-' England, became the center of them to practice in France. In
tween those Arabs who have been newspaper discussion as the pos-
committee of the American Joint
ism to be Joined in
actually displaced as the result of sible next leader of the Liberal the future they will get only cer-
Distribution Committee, which is
One Union.
lands being sold by absentee land- party in view of the illness of tificates stating that they have
seekinig $1,000,000 for suffering
While Lloyd completed their studies,
Children's Dental Work in
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The lords and those who have willingly Lloyd George.
M. Roustan has forwarded Pro-
Jewry in Eastern and Central Eu-
sold their holdings to the Jews, It' George is now out of danger the
Germany Aided by Jew-
fessor Balthazard's denial to the
Zaire
will
remain
for
the
development
,
press
here
is
of
the
opinion
that
union
of
the
American
Poole
Zion
rope, a check for $22,500 repre-
ish Philanthropist.
League. Professor Balthazard
return
eb to
w even
T . if hoer n irretiv
be
the
l
be
fu
ilturu
director
to
consider
whether
the
,,
senting proceeds of a dinner ar-
may y po-
be points out that it is not a question
e, , various organizations will
ty has been approved
ppu d by
by
. - h ..1 ea I
BERLIN.— (J. T. A.) —Julius
ranged by its Brooklyn committee Poale Zion world conference re-ether encouraged by the govern- I the only man who can maintain of whether Jews are or are not
persecuted in Rumania. "French Rosenwald, American capitalist
on the occasion of his fiftieth cently held in Vienna, according ment in their attempt to promote unity in the Liberal party.
physicians," he declared, "cannot and philanthropist, whose philan-
birthday. The check was present- to a cablegram just received here . collective purchase and cultivation'
permit
hundreds of Rumanian doc- thropies know neither race nor
'
ed to him by Irwin Steingut, mi- at the headquarters of the Ameri- ' 1 of lands, Dr. Shiels added.
tors to topen medical practices in color, has given $1,000,000 for the
can Poole Zion. The Poole Zion
To Benefit Arab. First. ,
France every year. For this rea- erection of children's dental clinic
nority Assembly leader, and chair- world conference also adopted a
The statement that lt, he develop-
son the medical school has found
man of the Brooklyn committee, resolution
resolution favoring a union of the
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—A
will
it necessary to submit Rumanian
mdnt
and then was handed to Hon. Al- two Jewish labor parties through- . entiation between the two classes ,
nation wide strike of all motor and
I students, who previously enjoyed
out
the
world.
bus lines in Palestine begun Aug.
bert Ottinger, chairman of the
Last March a referendum of landless Arabs is interpreted 1
preferential treatment, to the
6, following the decision of the
,_
here as meaning that the Arabs,
same restrictions which are im-
New York committee, who then
among in
the
members
of
the two will benefit from the development '
union of bus owner. and chauffeurs
posed
on
all
other
physicians
from
parties
this
country
approved
presented it to Rabbi Jonah B.
Chief Rabbi of Chile Had In-
after considering a letter from the
abroad. Rumanian physicians, in
Wise, national chairman of the the union. A united Poole Zion- plan first. The second explanation
Palestine government announcing
tereating Career in South
is
taken
to
mean
that
Jewish
land
order
to
be
able
to
practice
in
drive.
Hitachduth convention will be I purchasing organizations may pos-
a reduction in license fees but not
France, will have to undergo
America.
Mayor Walker's birthday dinner held in this country during the
in other taxes which have been de-
y be hampered in their efforts
'examinations similar to those given
was held at the St. George hotel middle of October. Philadelphia, , sib)
manded by the union.
to other foreigners and will have
to acquire
land.
From
Rabbi Elias Maguentzo of San- to adopt French citizeznship.
in Brooklyn on Monday evening, where the Poole Zion movement in Dr.
In addition to reduced license
Shicl's additional
explanation
that
the
June 21. It marked the launch- this country was founded, was se- high commissioner is vested with Ha m Chile, chief rabbi of the
fees, the union demands lowered
"There is no restriction, how-
ing of the Brooklyn effort in the leered as the convention city.
import duties on gasoline and auto-
all powers regarding land transac- Chilean Jewish community, is a ever against students who wish
drive to raise funds for destitute
mobile accessories and cuts in other
The Pottle Zion party in this lions it is understood that without guest in Detroit, /Er . .
I to study in France. Any student,
Jewry abroad. One thousand country was founded in 1904. In
taxes which thew consider exces-
the having arrived
whether Rumanian or of any other
prominent men and women, Jewish 1907 a world federation of all the
consent
or approval
sive. Originally scheduled to be-
high
commissioner
no of
land can he here last
nationality, will be free to join the
leaders active in the political and Poale Zion parties was established bought or sold in Palestine In the Friday, with the
gin July 1, the walkout was post-
university and complete his stu-
communal life of the city at- at a conference in The Hague, future.
poned on the request of the govern-
intention of re-
dim_ An exception, however, will
. e 4,
tended.
Holland. The Ilitachduth, which
ment - which- it - the - meantime -
Rums'
be made in the case of 15
The handing over of all control maining until the
agreed not to impose the license
was
founded
1920, favors a So-
Making Religion Glorious.
nian students annually, who, after
cialist
Jewish in commonwealth
in over Palestine land transactions to m i d d I e of the
fees and to give favorable consider-
week,
having concluded their studies,
In speaking of the needs of Palestine, although it opposes the the high commissioner was fore- c o m i n g
ation to the otherpdue
will be granted permission to prac-
shadowed in Premier MacDonald's During his stay
suffering Jewry abroad and in
On July 22 the Palestine go vern-
Marxian
class
struggle
idea.
The
tice in France without having to
commenting on the work of the Poale-Zion and Hitachduth parties letter to Dr. Chaim Weizmann on here he is the
ment informed the union that the
undergo special examinations or
Feb 13, 1930. In paragraph 12 guest of Mr. and
Joint Distribution Committee, the
in
Palestine
itself
united
into
one
secretary
of state for the Colonies
adopting French citizenship, as in
of ibis letter Premier MacDonald Mrs. Sol Kasdan,
mayor said:
Jewish Labor party in 1929.
had been requested telegraphically
ave.
I the case of other foreign students,
referred to the contemplated area-' Rochester
"Somewhere I think once a wail
to approve proposals for the relief
These 15 Rumanian students will
Among the leaders of the Poole tion of a centralized control of nue.
that has echoed and echoed down
of the Palestine transportation In-
be selected by a French university
through the centuries, an echo Zion-Ilitachduth movement are land transactions, such control to, During his visit
dustry, including remission of tax-
JULIUS ROSENWALD
commission.
that came from the forbearers Berl Locker in America (now a take effect when the authority, here, Rabbi Ma-
Maguentso
Rabbi
es. When the strike began all
"I
think
you
will
understaand
member
of
the
Zionist
World
charged
with
carrying
out
the
land'.
guentzo
plans
to
for generations beyond those that
in the city of Berlin, according to motor transportation was halted
Executive),
David
Ben
Gurion,
I.
development
scheme
began
to!
address
several
audiences,
already
now
that
no
discrimination
will
be
suffer in Middle and Eastern Eu-
an
announcement
by
Dr.
Ileinrich
and some 4,000 Jewish and Arab
Ben-Zevi,
Berel
Katzenelson,
Dr.
operate.
The
land
development'
having
spoken,
last
Wednesday
exercised in the case of such stu-
rope of the Jew because of his
Sahm, mayor of Berlin.
families are affected.
loyalty, of his devotion, of his self- Chaim Arlosoroff (now head of scheme's details were announced evening, at the Philadelphia-Byron dents in respect to their creed."
Mr.
Rosenwald,
who
has
given
Three Bedouin. Arrested.
sacrifice to the point of giving up the Zionist Executive in Palestine) , on July 20 simultaneously with the, Talmud Torah. Mr. Kasdan, prin.
over $50,000,000 for educational,
Three Bedouins, presumably sus-
and
Joseph
Sprinzak,
all
in
Pales-
Threaten
Jews
in
Tunis,
their very life for the things in
Editorial)
I
(Turn
to
Page
Opposite
Editorial)
civic
and
charitable
purpoties,
has
Page
Opposite
,
(Turn
to
A.)—Alleging
pected
in the murder of the three
TUNIS.—(J. T.
which he believes, which his fath- tine.
that the blame for financial scene- in the past been a liberal contri- Jews who were shot and killed by
ers taught—a sacrifice that makes
butor
to
various
philanthropic
and
unknown
persons on April 6 on the
dals in France rests with the Jews,
religion more glorious than the
the Daily Tunisie Francaise, influ- cultural Causes in Europe espe- Haifa-Nazareth road while return-
written word can describe it.
cially
in
Germany
and
Austria.
The
ential Catholic organ, warns the
Not Creation of Crisis.
(Turn to Last Page)
Jews that their action will result Technical Museum of Austria and
"What is religion without sac-
in an outbreak of anti-Semitism. the Deutsche Museum in Munich
(Turn to Editorial Page.)
By GERSHON AGRONSKY.
rifice? What is anything without
The paper impresses its readers have been singled out by him for
sacrifice? What is friendship or
with the fact that the Jews "intend support. For his aid to the Tech-
companionship that will not make
to compromise Catholic political nical Museum of Austria, the Aus-
Editor's Note. One of ton worst po- Some exaggeration is in the heat
a sacrifice. If sacrifice be an at-
Irresponsible accounts in some! ✓ on. In recent years oecurved in Salon•
leaders by involving them in finan- trian government conferred the
tribute, if it be an ornament to newspapers which had drawn on' Iki In the latter part of June. Mr. Aaron of the moment perhaps inevitable. cial scandals and thus play into Grand Insignia of Honor upon him
humanity, then may t not wit h their imaginations to "report" I Icy. re•Odent correspondent a the Jewish But the Paris story is an invention, the hands of the Socialists, who in 1929 while last year he received
Agency In •alentine. who pure and simple.
a gold ring from the Bavarian
grace be said of the mayor of the whet happene d in Saloniki th nd Telegraphic
are identical with the Jews."
June
t oth. e r, n iir ; e dItIo n n
rails •nest i h ‘ a
.o nd w arua rt ve en y t o o
20 the Starting Point.
governement for his services to the
city of New York that he experi- of June make it this correspon- in saineiki.
Crimean Shortage of Labor
Deutsche Museum.
ences and knows the deep seated dent's first task to tell what did the nituation here, for the Jewish Tele•
As briefly as possible, an at-
Anti-Jewish League in Algiers.
e Agency and The Detroit Jewish
Similarly a valuable vase was
Leads to Use of the
trial in that exalted office, because happen. There is no better way ▪
t will here be made to re-
ALGIERS. — (J. T. A.) — A
Started by Soviet Godless he has the privilege of presiding of discrediting and discarding wild Chronicle. The second article still asp• temp
presented
to
Mr.
Rosenwald
in
construct the Saloniki events, branch of the Union for Fighting
1005 next week.
Children,
Against Rosh Hashonah
over 900,000 Jews in this single reports which have no basis in fact
taking June 20, the day the Jewish Influence made its appear- May, 1930, as the gift of the Ger-
and which can do nobody, least ofI
borough of the five.
Makedonia opened its campaign, ante in Algiers for the first time, man people in recognition of the
and Yom Kippur.
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.) — The
Vidal died of his as a starting point. The paper al-Inciting posters calling on the aid he extended to German war schools of Russia which have
"Of course, there are those who all the Jews of Saloniki anything the police.
wounds five days later. A baby leged it had proof of Jews of Sa- I Latin majority "not to let them- widows and orphans and for his hitherto been free from anti-Semi-
MOSCOW.— (J. T. A.) — will say, as it frequently has been but harm.
belonging
to
a
Campbell refugee loniki, through a delegate of the selves be dominated by the auda- many endowments to German cul- tiarn are slowly being infected with
"It
appears."
reads
an
account'
said,
'Haven't
we
enough
trouble
Although Rosh Hashonah and Yam
Kippur are five weeks away, the at home? Haven't we and don't in a Yiddish daily in Paris, "that family is said to have died of ex- Maccabee, attending a year before I cious minority who have taken tural projects.
it. From the city of Penn comes
Mr. Rosenwald also provided the the latest story of an attack upon
posure.
There
were
in all some 25 a meeting of the same athletic or-I possession of industry and cons-
know
enough
suffering
on
our
the
murderers
set
fire
to
Jewish
Jewish section of the League of we
a
l merce and intend to use their funds for the building of the Ro- Jewish schoolboy who was • mem-
the Godless began its annual cam- I own soil?' The Joint Distribution houses, and when Jewish women injured, but not one remained in ganization at Sofia, the Bulgarian
capital, had displayed a lively in- power for oppressing and enslav- senwald Library at Luxor, Egypt, ber of the Pioneer organization and
paign against these high Jewish Committee is not a creation of the and children tried to save them- the hospital by July G.
holidays. Four Yiddish pamphlets depression that now )traverses the selves, tthe murderers outside shot
To give these figures is not to terest and sympathy in the move- ing the people" were placarce which was opened in 1927.
who has recently , been admitted to
have come off the press for distri- entire world. The Joint Distribu- at each woman and child. Under minimize the actual pogrom at ment for Macedonian independ- throughout the city
the Communist Youth League. The
ence. Greek students, profiting
The liberal press of North Africa, PROF. EMIL WARBURG
bution among Jewish workers in tion Committee knew no racial or the ruins of the Jewish homes
name of the boy is Zarkhin and he
nanr. perhaps from the experience-8 of on the other hand, has come out
the towns and cities and Jewish sectarian distinction, but sent its nothing was to be found but the
SCIENTIST, DIES AT 85 is a pupil in school No. 21 in Perm.
their likes in Bucharest and Buda- with indignant denunciations of
colonists in the agriculturaal re- hard, earned money throughout charred remains of bodies. The
—
Entering his classroom, Zarkhin
pest and elsewhere, began turning this manifestation of racial hatred.
1 the world in the hope that it might one small comfort is that brave
gions.
BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) — Prof. found in his seat a postcard with
out circulars stigmatising Jews as
A special edition of the Api- bring relief, assistance and bene- young Jews offered resistance and
threatening
sentiment and • lot of
Emil Warburg, warld famous phy-
"Komitadjis," or people at least
koires ( Atheist), the Yiddish athe- fit to peoples of all sects and all killed several of their assailants.
sicist and the father of Otto War- anti-Semitic vilification. Zarkhin,
helping
those
patriotic
brigands
of
,
1
ist monthly, went to press a fort I religious beliefs."
Now this report was published
burg, the noted botanist and for- a serious youngster, paid no atten-
Bulgaria. The Maccabee of Sa-
night ahead of time, in order to
July 6, seven days after the Camp-
mer president of the German Zion- tion to the postcard and did not
loniki, June 23, indignantly dis-
make it aavailable for the anti-red
bell quarter fire, and it is false in
ist Federation, is dead at his estate take the threats seriously. He went
claimed the absurd connection Postponed for Another Session at in Grunau, near Bayeruth, at the about his business until one
ligious campaign. An extraordi-• FRAM TO REPLY TO
al reports but one. There was a
day on
with the Komitadjis. Young Jews '
nary control commission has been I SHAW ON SATURDAY fire, and the serious enough ex-
Request of Many Senators-
age of 85. Professor Warburg leaving a public dining room he was
tried to interfere with the distri-
organized to investigate the effect 1
tent of the damage is known and
was distantly related to Felix M. struck from behind with an iron
bution of the poisoned hand-bills.
of the campaign among the Jewish
OTTAWA.—(J. T. A.)—Sena- Warburg. For his services to bar. He sank to the ground and
Second Temple Moonlight to Be has been fully reported. It may
. and there were minor brawls on! tor Pierre Casgrain's bill for com- science, Professor Warburg
artisans and colonists.
have been the hooligans' intention
was his assailant immediately proceed-
Held
Monday,
Aug.
17.
the streets here and there.
The atheists have taken for
that their victims should perish in
pulsory alien registration in Can- awarded the Honor Shield of the ed to slash Zarkhina face with a
On Wednesday, June 24, Make-, ada was tabled for another session
their slogan this year "Jewish
their
beds.
Happily,
this
did
not
German Republic by President von piece of glass, at the same time
donia's scampaign took an even following the •request of many Hindenburg in 1926.
workers, stay away from the syna- 1 On Saturday morning, Aug. 15,, occur. There was considerable
hurling at him anti-Semitic epi-
more violent turn and that night senators that the mattetr be given
gogue on Rosh Hashonah. Remain Rabbi Leon Front will devote his shooting. The Greek invaders
The author of numerous works thets.
Greek rowdies raided the Mecca- further consideration before being
at work in field and factory on sermon to a reply to Bernard fired, and the soldiers also fired
Investigation by the school
on
physics
and
chemistry,
his
, bee Club, and gave the five com- put to a vote. This means that
Yom Kippur in order to help Shaw'se views on intermarriage, hundreds of rounds, mostly in the
authorities revealed that the anti-
mittee members they found there the bill may not come up again for standard work on experimental Semitic pupils were directed from
carry out the Five Year Plan." which he recently expressed on his air. But it is utterly false to say
physics
went
into
20
editions.
He
, a severe beating, broke up the fur- a year ,
Special shock brigades will be or- return from Russia. Mr. Shaw re-, that all women and children es-
was • former president of the the outside by elements hostile to
future and, it is believed, tried
ganized to mobilize the workers gards intermarriage as the solu- caping from the fire-traps were
The bill was introduced into the ,
Soviet government, Along with
to set lire to the place after seizing Senate on May 7. On its first ! Federal Physical Technical Insti- the
for the anti-Rosh Hashonah and tion of the Jewish problem. Sat- shot at; and it is criminal folly for
tute
and a member of the Prussian their anti-Semiti c propaganda went
,
urday
services
are
held
through-,
the club's files of correspondence. reading the bill was defeated by a
Yom Kippur campaign.
a
paper
to
tell
its
readers
that
its
also
all sorts of stories tending to
Academy
of
Sciences.
In
1870
he
The police arrived on the scene,' vote of 20 to 12 after many sena-
The early start of the drive out the summer in the Brown Me- own imaginary aiming proved
the Soviet authorities and
but too late, apparently, to pre-' tors had pointed out that the meas- became a lecturer in physics at discredit
against the high Jewish holidays morial Chapel. They begin at 10 . fatal to the victims, whose charred
local
Communists.
the
University
of
Berlin.
vent anything but the burning of ure would interfere with the civil
is in line with the protest voiced o'clock and are over at II.
bodies were found! And it is
Resort
le Child Labor.
On
Saturday
morning,
Aug.
8,
the place. The raid on the Mac- rights of the people, would be un-
last year by the Yiddish Com-
equally untrue that the Jewish de-
The shortage of labor caused by
cabee, followed by strong r..pre- popular, costly and impracticable. I ADD TRANSJORDANIA,
munist press. The papers com- IRabbi Joseph Gumbiner, a Detroit- , fenders killed several of the in-
r
t
haemfpani,Iguu
failure
of
the recent emigration
recently
graduated
from
the
sentations from the Jewish Com- ' Senator Cangrain'a bill provided
plained that it was futile to expect ; er
vaders.
has resulted in many
ildren, aged
GUARDIAN ADVISES employed
munal Council, convinced the au- for the compulsory registration of
any results from the anti-religious !Hebrew Union College and just
by
Twenty-five Injured.
ch
III and 12, being
I
elected
rabbi
at
Selma,
Alabama,
thorities that preventive measures all Canadians over 16 years of
propaganda when it is called into
will occupy the pulpit and speak
On the eventful night of June
ter parents to aid
were necessary. The 100 per cent- age. The registration was to be
use only twice a year, just before
LONDON.—(J,
T.
A.)
— Defi-
with
sowing
at
d
other farm work,
on
the
subject,
"An
Alternative
29,
there
were
two
men
seriously
ers' war on the Jews was thereby followed by the issuance of a cer-
Passover and on the eve of Rosh
wounded in Saloniki, ■ Greek
nitely disapprovinig of the Pale- A. Merezhin, leader of the Comzet,
driven underground.
Hashonah and Yom Kippur. They to Revolution.'
tificate
with
the
registrant's
signs-
government
department
for sett-
So
successful
was
the
first
moon-
Christian in the Jewish quarter of
GERSHON AGRONSKY
Engineered Attack.
I, tine development scheme, the Man-
pointed out that anti-religious cam-
, ture and photograph.
It appeared again in the open
paigns only on the eve of the holi- light excursion held by Temple Campbell and a Jew in the quar- Campbell, nor to mitigate the
i chester Guardian urged the British ling the Jews on the land, writes in
Although
the
bill
had
consider-
days achieved an effect opposite Beth El in June that members re- ter known as "151." A stray bul- spirit of hooliganism of it. perpe- , with stories circulated on Sunday, ! able support in many influential lgovernment to solve the Palestine the Emes, Moscow Yiddish Com-
from that desired because the Jew- quested for another one. A sec- let hit the Greek baker standing trators. But exaggerations can June 28, that Jews had insulted quarters, the general impression land problem by including Trans- munist organ.
Merezhin appeals to all organiza-
ish villagers and colonists who ond moonlight will therefore be inside his shop about 50 yards only help the authorities respon- and attacked a priest, and had was that if it had been passed in ' jordania within the boundaries of
tions concerned with the Jewish
been heard to speak treasonably of the Senate it would have been de- Palestinian fond settlement.
might otherwise ignore the holi- given Monday night, Aug. 17, at from the synagogue while it was
farm movement to try in every way
day. d of them by the 8:30, on the Steamer Columbia. being sacked and burned. He died sible for allowing what happened the army, There were more street feated in the House of Commons,
The Arabs can choose between to induce • minimum of 3,500 adult
I Mike Falk and the Kentucky Col- 18 hours later, A Jew named to happen. If they are recklessly brawls that day, end in t he •
agitation against them.
where many deputies failed to see the country east and west of the
It in believed that the League onels will furnish the dance music. , Leon Vidal, ■ married man of given an opportunity completely ning, Quarter No. 6, an exclusively the necessity for it while other Jordan river and while Eastern Jews to go to Crimea and assist
to
discredit
•
baseless
report,
they
I
about
40,
was
shot
outside
his
but
I
Tickets
will
be
sold
only
at
the
of the Godless has launched its
Jewish section, was invaded. Some representing districts with large Palestine is crowded, Transjor- with the harvesting campaign.
The Crimea. Merezhin writes, has
drive against the observanace of dock. Lloyd Rosenberg, of the by hooligans, whose attack on this will try as easily to dismiss the 20 Jews were injured there, and I alien populations were absolutely dani■ is empty, the Guardian de-
valid
accounts
escape
the
and
quarter,
at
about
the
same
time
as
social
activities
committee,
is
in
en-
an
the Jewish holidays now in
(Turn to Last Page)
opposed to it.
dares.
(Turn to Last Pagel
that on Campbell, was repelled by . blame properly belonging to them.
deavor to overcome this criticism. charge of the affair.
SIR HERBERT SAMUEL
ROSENWALD FUND
FOR BERLIN CLINIC
RABBI MAGUENTIO
ON DETROIT VISIT
I
WHAT DID NOT HAPPEN IN SALONIKI
ANTI-SEM ITISM IN
RUSSIA N SCHOOLS
RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN
AGAINST HOLY DAYS
CANADIAN ALIEN I
BILL IS TABLED