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VOL XXXIII. NO. 12

JEWS OF GERMANY
ISSUE AN APPEAL
TO THE NON-JEWS

Ask Them Not to Remain In-
different to Nazi Propa-
ganda.

MINISTER OF DEFENSE
PROMISES PROTECTION

University of Berlin Again
Closed When Anti-Semi-
tic Attacks Recur.

BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—An ap-
peal to the non-Jews of Germany
not to watch with detachment the
pogrom agitation of the Nazis, was
issued by the Central Union of Ger-
man citizens of the Jewish Faith.
The organization warns that
when Nazi bullets fly, non-Jews, as
well as the Jews, will be the vie-
tints,
The newest Nazi charge against
the Jews is that they incite the
Communists to murder the Nazis
at a pre-arranged signal.
The cursed Jewish dogs are
wire pullers for the murder of the
Nazis," Count lielldorf charged at
a Nazi meeting here.
The Central Verein has received
a threatening letter which accused
the organization of "receiving
thousands from Jewish stores
which you pass on to the Commun-
ists for the murder of the Nazis."

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Franklin to Speak at
Washington Services

1931 IMMIGRATION
76 PER CENT LESS
THAN 1930 TOTAL

On Monday evening, Feb.
22, at St. Paul's Cathedral,
there will be held an interde-
nominational religious service
in honor of the two hundredth
anniversary of the birth of
George Washington. On this Two Aliens Deported for
occasion, Dr. Leo M. Franklin
Every One Admitted,
of Temple Beth El will speak on
Hull States.
the topic, "Washington, a Man
of Tolerance." Other speakers
will be Bishop Herman D. Page, ; DEPORTATIONS DURING
6 MONTHS TOTAL 9234
the Rev. Chester B. Emerson
and Hon. Vincent Brennan.

DR. RIEGER SPEAKS
HERE WEDNESDAY

' Total Immigrants Admitted
Has Been Declining
Since 1926.

SUNDAY'S DINNER
OPENS PALESTINE
i WORKERS' DRIVE

Who is Like Unto Thee, 0 Lincoln

On the Occasion of Lincoln's Birthday,

By ISAAC GOLDSTEIN

(Tranflated from the Hebrew)

Zalman Rub a a ho w, Mrs.
Lindheim, P. Cruzo Among
the Speakers.

Happy art thou, Lincoln, who is like unto thee?
Among kings and princes thou art exalted.
Much thou didst with an humble spirit
Thou art like a unique person in this land.
Who among princes is like Lincoln?
Who shall be praised like him?

MANY ORGANIZATIONS
WILL BE REPRESENTED

Prominent Leaders to Bring
Messages; Interesting
Musical Program.

Thou hast also a name among heroes!
Thy right hand has achieved prowess against them
Thou hast girded on the sword of the slain
Thou hast drawn the bow by night and by day
One Father had created us, thou hast said;
Therefore thou hast proclaimed Freedom in thy land
The black people thou hast redeemed unto Freedom
Forever they will praise and bless thy name.

WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—
Immigration last year fell 75.9 per
, cent from the 1930 level, accord-
; ing to a statement by Harry E.
, c ommissioner-general of im-
Palestine Educator to Deliver, migrati on.
Final Lecture in Zionist
Only 43,353 immigrants were
I admitted in 1931, as against
Series.
180,251 in 1930 and 268,941 in
Dr. Eliezer Rieger, supervisor of 11929 The total has been declin-
ing
steadily since 1926. The turn
Jewish schoo Is in Pal. t:
Who among princes is like Lincoln and who can be
a
praised like him?
present visiting lecturer at the shown b h e of immigration is
t e fact that departures
College of Jewish Studies in Cin- of aliens y exceeded
admissions by
cinnati, will deliver the final lecture 94,474.
in the series arranged by the Zion-
,
ist Educational Council of Detroit, tw Mr. Hull pointed out that about Arabs'
two
emigrant
aliens
departed
for
next Wednesday, Feb. 17, at 8:15 each immigra
nt alien admitted in
1
•
1931 ' whereas in 1930 only two
fl•
•
emigrants left for every seven
immigrants admitted.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

PROPOSE DIVISION
OF PALESTINE INTO
2 SEPARATE STATES

Washington and
The Jews

Will be the subject of fea-
tures to appear in the Feb.
19 issue of The Detroit Jew-
Jew-
ish Chronicle, on the occa-
sion of the Washington bi-
centennial celebration. Rab- Project of Former
bi Bernard Heller of the ' is Approved by
Hillel Foundation at Ann
Mufti of Jerusa
Arbor and John Davis of
New York are the authors of
two excellent features deal- PROPOSAL CONDE
ing with this subject. These
BY THE REVIS
articles will supplement the
regular editorial and news Mufti Endorses Plan
features of The Chronicle.

I!

NEGROES TO HONOR
ROSENWALD DEEDS

Khedive
rand
ern.

MNED
ONISTS

Because
It is Impossible "1 o Get
Rid" of Jew •

After weeks of feverish activity
and preparation, the local Gewerk-
schaften Campaign committee an-
nounces that all plans for the drive
are now complete.
On Sunday, at 6:30 p. m., in
Philadelphia-Byron Hall,
there Dr. Franklin to Be One of

Claim to Historical Rights
In Palestine Branded a uistortion l

Deportation s in H•lf Year.

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Falsification of Facts Pointed Out in Discussion of Pales-

LONDON.—(J. T. A.
ject for a Jewish-Arab is —A pro-
conference to settl e the t a und table
which Jews and Arabs rms upon
crate, proposed by th an co-op-
former
Khedive Abashilmi, and approved
by the Grand
erusalem,
s received here by the
Four Speakers at Serv-
of the British Pro-Arah members
commit-
tee for their considers tion
ices on Feb. 21.
r ecommendation, the
and
Jev ish Tele-
A memorial service for the late graphic Agency learns,
project, consistin e of 20
Julius Rosenwald will be held at paragraphs,
recommends
the St. Antoine branch of the Y. Jewish-Arab round tabli that the
-
ence should be called in J confer-
oMr d Aiun (col
ored),
or elsewhere under the c erusalem
21,
ship of a neutral persoi hairmans
Our city is
able to both parties and al so accept-
blending its ef-
to the
British government.
fort with that of
'The project provides that
every large mu-
esttne should be divided into Pal-
nicipality in the
ad-
ministrative
areas with a view to
country in pay-
concentrating Jewish interests
ing ittofitt htiengtru
trei sbi
rests in
one administrative unit to be
called "The National Home of
friend and great-
the
Jews." This district shot Id form
eat benefactor
a part of the Palestine
the Negro race
and
Mould be subject to the state
urisdlc-
ha s had," t h e
Hon of the Palestine constitution.
committee in
The constit
however,
charge of the
secure full Autonomy for t Is to
meeting states.
he Jew-
ish community as far as Jewish
E mp hasis o f Dr. Franklin
in-
affairs are concernei d, , and
the outstanding phase of the life ternal
also
is
to
guarantee
the
Jews
a
of Rosenwald will characterize the
share in the governing
addresses of the four speakers, proper
of
he country as a whole.
Mrs. C. S. Smith, chairman of the
Question of Boundar es.
committee of management of the
The boundaries of the Jewish
Lucy Thurman Y. W. C. A. and d !strict
should be settled
by a spe-
former president of the Michigan nd sub -
committee, the project
State Federation of Colored Wo-
ecommends.
men's Clubs, will speak on "Ro- m
ni inistration of The Provincial ad-
aenwald and is Contribution to sh ould be
the Jewish district
formed along lines aim-
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) it ar to those of the British pro-
osal with regard to the proThe
lel constitution for India
of the Jewish district
SHAPERO IS CHOSEN w /11 ill habitants
have the option

I Deportations during the last
tine Mandate by Prof. George L. Scherger
I
I half year totaled 9,234. The text
Defense Minister's Assurance,
of Chicago, Noted Authority.
of the statement follows:
The Minister of Defense, General
i
"During
December
2,642
immi-
I
Groener, assured a delegation of
CHICAGO. — (J. T. A.) — That
grant aliens were admitted, 1,684
the claim of the Arabs on
representative Jewish leaders, that
coming from Europe, 788 from Palestin e is based on a deliberate distortion of existing his-
the Reich government emphatically
the Western hemisphere, and 170 torical and actual facts, was declared here by Professor
disapproves of the anti-Semitic agi-
rom other sources. The countries'
tation and that it is determined not
George L. Scherger, noted authority, in a discussion of the
(f
supplying the largest number question of the Palestine mandate.
to permit attacks upon the Jews.
were
Italy with 596, Canada with
The Jewish delegation included
498,
In a lengthy analysis which Professor Scherger publishes here in
De Brodnitz, Dr. Bruno Weil, Dr.
with 170
Hollander and Dr. Winer, all mem-
Germany
Great
Britain
with Pro-Palestine Christian Federation of America, he takes issue with
158.
In
the
same
month,
10,727
bers of the praesidium of the Cen-
Brant alien departed, 5,572
the assertion that Palestine has
tral Union of German Citizens of
'going to European countries, 4,652
b een the homeland of the Arabs
the Jewish Faith; Leo Wolf, presi-
to
Mexico
and
other
countries
in
'
for many centuries.
dent of all the German Kehiloth;
the Ik e st earnnd hem s rp e h o e u r e n ,t; e ii i e
"It is a fact recorded by history
nd. 503
Leo Lowenstein, president of the
China
ZALMAN RUBASHOW
that
Palestine has never been the
Jewish Front Soldiers; and Julius
More Leav e Than Arrive.
homeland of the Arab race," the will take place the reception-ban-
Hirsch, former secretary of state.
"Immigration
during
the
eaten-
professor
writes.
"To
be
sure
it
The Jewish representatives em-
et in honor of Zalman Rube-
I ar Year
1 as compared with
as been since early times har- s ow, leader of the Palestine work-
phasized the growing danger of the
assed and invaded by Bedouins ers' delegation to the United
Nazi anti-Semitic attacks, to inter-
man Emanual Neumann
crease (from 180.251 to 43,353)
man:
DR, ELIEZER RIEGER
swooping down from the deserts States for the year 1932,
nal developments within the coun-
;
of 136,598 , or
o 57 . 9 per cent
sort
ng i t. The first such in-
Sails for London.
try and Germany's prestige abroad. p. m., at Northern High Schisil.
d ecline from Europe was 91,783,
Together with Mr. Rubashow se
I
vasion
is recorded in the Bibl e
Change in Attitude.
Dr. Rieger will speak on "Jews
J
guest will
appear Mrs. Irma L
occurred
or 78 per cent; for Canada, 31,-
.
NEW
bsEW . YORK.—(J. T. A.)— ago; it
The Jewish representatives ap- and Arabs," and will
877 ' or 77 1 per cen t ; for Mexico,
about
,000
years
in
eim, former leader of Nad
give
a
de-
Li
is characteristic of the role
parently had no connection with the ncription of the present Arab papu- I
• psky,
,
tional
Hadassah
and
now active
former president of played by the Arabs as marauders
in the
American
Zionist
labs
decision issued by General Groener laths of
(Turn to Page Opposite Ed't oria
• 11 the Zionist Organization of Amer- and e p era
Palestine. Ile will dis
• o the settled coun-
lifting the ban from Nazi partici- J ewish-Ar a b it. talons from
Ica, has been elected chairman of
(If tt.nee
movement.
try in wIti e c n ien tt hetiz i
of moving Into
etabe
;dreS
n
in
eefe
PHOENIX CLUB HEAD a nother district within
Ie
ita
pation in the German army. Hith- point of view of Arab dominance
r
a
_the administrative committee
rl y i
limited
pe riod after which they a will
erto, Nazis and Communists have and the bi-national conception, as SHETZER IS CHOSEN
the American Palestine Campaign, settled
The reception banquet in honor
be
of
these
ix
the
land
of
Canaan
he
a
been barred from the army on the well as an analysis of future pos-I
te
two outstanding fissures
Nate S. Shapero, president of utomatically considered as
WHOLESALERS
HEAD
the fund-raising
instrument
Jewish
Agency for
Palestine. of the Arabs were their neighbors, living in the international and American the Jewish
is Centers Association i n g accepted the terms of t e e h e a n y . -
ground that they were "hostile to sibilities.
as
nomads
in
the
deserts
the state."
and
fringing' movements for the reconstruction . h head D the Economical Cun- itution which will
In a statement issued in connec-
Simon Shetzer, president . e the
Simon Shetzer, president of the
, the northeastern eastern and of the Jewish National Homeland ning am ot rug
rantee
Commenting upon this change in
Stores, Inc., was aiJ ghts for other national gua
, n ist
, District
minori•
strict
of Detroit,
vice-
with the news of the election, , southeastern borders of Palestine. I will mark the official opening of elected president of the Phoenix t
District of Detroit, will pre- 7io
president
and
treasurer
of I. Shet-
General Groener's attitude, which Zionist
es in that part of Palestine out-
over this lecture.
Bedouin
in
Si
Vandalism.
Detroit's
annual
drive
to
attain
Club
at
the
annual
business
meet-
it terms fundamental, the Vossi-
de of Jewish territory,
Shore
More than 20 organizations ' .zee Co., Jefferson avenue whole-
records also that the (' ■ the local quota in the national Ge- ing on Feb. 4, at the clubhouse,
che Zeitung declared, that it can
., in-salers of men's furnishings, .., aas
The Palestine constitutienea,maz
' wild Bedouin tribes
c
a m '
•
campaign
for the I John R. and Erskine.
Pr oject
res often jo ined,' werkschaften
. p aimil only by the recent eluding all Zionist groups are r
suggests, should be 1
'
.
e( president
of the wholesale
; as mercenaries, the invading
Jewish workers of Pal-; Edwin
on
at- I I organized
the arranged
Zionist Educational
interview which the Minister of ' Council w in hich
• (Ilistadruth).
i A. AA ' olf was elected vice- at self-governing lines. The con
•
.
thi s series merchants' bureau of the Board of
I miss of Syrians, Assyrian% Chal , estme
,
president;
Mark
P
Rosenth
Commerce
last
itution
of the Jewish district - •
F
Defenne had with Adolph Ilitler.lof lectures. Dr. David II. Penman matically becomes
I
and auto-
of
sh ould have
deans and Egyptians in their wars
Rubashow' s Message,
treasurer, and Joseph S. Bing, fo
the same binding
s a member
The the
latter
then
assured Greener I in president of the council. The the board of directors
of the
against the Jews. Most of these
that
Nazis
woof
Since Mr. Rubashow's arrival
secretary.
The
new
directors
are:
rce
as
the
in
tin e itself , constitution of Pales-
strain
have been well attended. Board of Commerce.
tribes had been leading a savage
1 from lectures
e drive for Herman Marks, Jerome S. F Freud ,
creating Nazi cells forlrei 1, mganda
I and their continuation is being .
desert life, as they do even lode this country to I lead th
in the army. These assure , es, the urged from many quarters.
the Jewish workers of Palestine Norman Schwartz, Samuel Sum- I be Palestine should become a
1
Mr. Shetzer has served as vice-
paper concludes
, were bli
—a life of constant hazards, in - , as impressed an ever inereas- merfield, Morris Leppel, Morton con r of the League of Natio mem.
ee •ed be- ,
resident of mar-,
the wholesal
ternecine s t r i f e, surreptitious lag number of people with the re- F. Ashner, Harry Bielfield, Harry die ditions similar to Iraq, na on
pe
cause they wished to believe them. Oldest
Jewish Inhabitant of chants' bureau for one year. Ile!
Berli n Unive rsity Closed.
raids and inter-tribal warfare.' markable clearness of his grasp
, S. Grant, Alvin Hersch and Jo- lisp ial tribunal should be A ju-
received his A. B. from the Uni-:
They were a poor, superstitious, the present situation of the Jew-' f seph Magidsohn.
For the second time , thin less Radom Dies at Age of 110.
ed in Palestine by the stab.
versify
of
Michigan
and
his
LL.
B.
gov ernment in order to sett!' local
ignorant
people with the primitive ish people in general and the • °-
than two weeks, Berlin), .ersity
.
•.
It
was
voted
to
install
a
gym-
s
from
Harvard
University,
and
file
•
was ordered closed, this tithe for an
Is which may arise be con-
ist
movement in particular. His
WARSA Ws—LI. T. A.)—Salmon practiced law for several years
, peewits, like savages,
the Bedouins
of pres-
and very
ra•l keen and profound analyses of the nasium in the ballroom on the top Jew s and Arabs. Each side, ween
indefinite period, when Nazi stu- Weissman, the lodest Jewish in-prior to his affiliation with his
floor of the club. The cost will eve
ent Arabia.
various political and economic fac• be met from funds raised in a
r, should have the right t how.
dents renewed their attacks against habitant of Radom ibisd here at father, Isaac Shetzer, in the whole-
the
Ilie age o f 110 taste business.
,
their Jewish colleagues.
"After the destruction of the tors governing the progress of drive for 150 members. It is pea I to the League of N, 0
ti o a g;
uga
The attacks upon the Jews fol-
mp e and especially after
inst the decisions of thi, tri-
p anned to comete
the quelling of the Bar-Knchba ' (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) nasium
within 30pl days.the gym - bun al
lowed the announcement of the ex-
pulsi
Right s in Jerusalem.
rebellion—the last attempt of the!
thre on from Berlin University
'4 1
i
e Nazi students and one Social-
Boy
oy
The question of Jewish
' Jewish remnant in Palestine to I
ist, for their part in the anti-Semi-
strike for national liberty under I
Arab rights in the city of , and
the Roman Emperor Hadrian—the
tic disturbance s of Jan. 22.
salem which may provoke i ern-
I
any
The verdict of the university
difficulties should be a
desert Bedouins literally overran I
rsity au-
matt r
..
.
the country with their sheep, goats I
therities wan received with a ire- I
special consequent considers of
tion,
and camels converting it into a
maidens uproar by the Nazi stu- I
the project urges.
dents. Shouting . "Perish Judaea!" I Irving Jaffee
veritable desert. The few trees
"The Arab-jewish round
Scores in 10,000 Meter Finals' Hailed for His
LOUIS LIPSKY
that were spared by the Roman Distinguished Actor, Now on English Stage, Believes Yid- conference should discuss tin t able
and Out with the Jews " the
dish Theater is Doomed Because of Decline of
Feat by Sports Writers in I
invaders were dug nut, root and
upon the Jewish students. Ta-
I'
ture Palestine constitution N-
Language
Mr.
Lipsky
emh
all,
b
th
the
American Newspapers,
and
ken by surprise and outnumbered,
and Assimilation of Masses.
should settle the terms on
.hared
ey aasni„lei ar te !) o r jis ui
the
used up as firewood, while -II
Jews and Arabs a re prepare which
i Jewish students were forced to
with th t
Irving Jaffee of New
d to
iimp from the windows into the
c o-operate
other plants and the scanty vege- j
By
PHILIP
SLOMOVITZ
arc
t s to escape from the Nazis.
York, the sun peered forth but it l- James
for the purpose of en-
skater who has previously won luminated a scene which marked William M • Lewis of Philadelphia. lotion u•ere vividly devoured by
uring unity in Palestine, the
armies marshal! and Morris Roth- their numerous herds and flocks.
. future hold in tiue, with the audiences in
stl haftor dtta J the
Apparently prepared for this "
Ish stage?
reation of an ideal national h
for his
country is the the conclusion of a feat unprece- enberg of New York, Rabbi Abba
qrs hero
turn of events, the police intervened sp, an
o
ome
Will
Earnest Jewish . Efforts.
d htheaters gradually shrt ing
Jews, as well as the
or laur
'; els f f the hour, having dented in the annals of the Olv
Hillel Silver of Cleveland, and
1 iddish theater, now there is no future whatever to be' for
promptly, and arrested six Nazi won
Se?,
° or the United States pie winter games.
vaton o the rights and ape
I n the light of historical and , !suffering t a e serious
stud
p
decline,
be
pow-I
forecant
for
the
a
s
,,,,.
Olym-
Nathan
Straus,
Jr.,
of
New
York.
in
itn
Jack
erful en ough to etacomeback
the winter international , 0,ym- Shea n 500 and 1 '410 e e
. Yiddish stage. leges of the Arabs who have iVi.
de ents. A number of Jewish stu- at
ge.
m t r %W- pa ign w
Th
aif gameR at Lake Placid N. 1.
B
work
of
organizing
cam-
pos•
nts
were
also
taken
into
custody,
•
statistical
data,
as
to
origin
and
and
to
regain
its
position
aus
of
power
.
en-Ami
theatrical
views
crisis.
the
Yiddish
acme
movements,
in
and
out,
depletion
d th' is country for sev
will be
it is st
and Jaffee's twin succe ss es'
.
l i n th
ated but this could not be
. ' . . in ea ingAmer- at torten
ante
eral
. latest,
t o an and'replenishment s
5,000 and 10,000 meters, the
American Jewish com-
population '
centuries," the text of the pro
confirmed.
• Jaffee s feat United
executive committee of nine which, in Palestine during of the
The decline of Yiddish, Mr. I ata,resg.eth
nit e?
ican newspapers hail
last two'
'ted St a t es became
b
the
first
h
fi
with Mr. Lipsky at the head, eon- centuries, Palestine in a country MuJacoYb Ben-A rn'
as an heroic achievement. The nation ever to win all four skating
Ben-Ami believes, is directly re-
Attack Lightness of Sentence.
er with the text of the
s s without a nation. The claim of ; the Yiddish stage,
The li
sists of Judge William M. Lear
1, great
actor of I sponsible for this condition Th
now earning
lightness of the sentences Associated Press story, under date laurels,
the members of the
InasseS he stated, are becoming e proposal
Feb. 8, opened with the follow-
ish Pro-Arab committee in I B tit-
imposed by the Berlin University i of
"It was no wonder then that Abraham
ng t wo paragraPhs:
authoritie s
equally
as
enviable
a
position
on
assimilated
and
sooner
go
to
Eng-
Liebovitz,
Mrs.
Judith
Morris
Rothenberg,
Robert
Szold,
Arab
leaders
to
the
right
of
an-.
the
English-speaking
arena,
was;
)ish
talking
pictures
than
think
of
at
nexation of Palestine by
on the participants in I
I don have also received a cove] on-
. a future '
American officials and athletes Epstein N son Rut t e n b erg, I harry
ar
Hu. antiSemitic excesses on Jam
.
Pan-Arab
Confederacy, as an th
slim young danced with
'
letter from the Mufti who at I ing
•
"Irving
Jaffee,
slim
glee
on
the
ice.
enntein
the
artist
at
whom
were
directed
patronizing
the
struggling
11,101
Arab
Glucksman
and
Dr.
Solomon
I,ow-
these
rat
n ' broker's clerk on a vacation from pounded Jaffee on the back and
province, falls into discard
questons, and his answers stage.
I considered the original pre ect
•
(Turn to Page Eight.)
merely
corroborat
an
an
utterly
senseless
chauvi
s-
e the most pes- ,
Wall street, stood today on a shook . his hand before being
' unacceptable but later approvec
Neuman n Sails for London
it.
Asked
he elapses the manaes
, homely pine board throne in the joined in their rousing outburst of
ambition, devoid of any histori- simistic and gloomiest of predic- with
Mufti's Letter.
the why
assimilationist
Emanuel Neumann, American cal justification.
middle of the Olympic ice oval to applause by
Jews . Mr.
"Our p proposal," the Mufti's
the 5,000 spectators member of the World Zionist based on a deliberate Their
for the future of Jewish Ben-A mi turned at the interVie
et.
di claim is, stagecraft
receive the fourth and t the u c , crrtatii ehrie(1011711
.ser
thneet:ta at ndtnhe fti oir e g hett fo ul F.xecutive, sailed Wednesday night
of
(Turn to Page Seven.)
and said: "How many Jewish
historica l and actual factn
est of all the
h United
aand
cast in the homes use Yiddish as a medium
f p e rr e ir Heading
s e ei n i tta t tion an
on the S. S. Bremen for Lodon.1
n rel tin n hi betw
of able Payment
in tehe
De- or
t u ti h e er e e tteheetia
this heart-warming apecta.cle.
t
iv
i
le
"
l take up his duties on Jew, end the Arabs inPaleee
expression? Do you use Yid-
the winter Olympic
stiane re, erred, by Jeffrey Tell, B at the .
dish in xnur home? :My son speak
games.
te
at ihis juncture, of utmost im: snls
t i s f t e.
din.:elaolerffethe and Eddieto e
m
fi an n ee Yi
A number .
l ite i d d i sh;
a);ivcen rev a i ew s
e h
st
"A
snowstorm
swirled
about
his
20
feet
along
the
track
for
first
of
Zionist
leaders
portance
to
civilized
mankind
be
that
every
evening's
performance
Yiddish
the n , t h cf. t ruetf o hry e tr c r i ityi hom e
U
were present at the pier to bid cause of the issues
cas
o n Receives Gift of $2,000 shopa ,ni.glea d ba;. i t ii rinnpel e ay , cd titherre "e Sztianri; and jitfd?euerthteesiitlacnees, eh re an sp ee e
farewell.
,(swish
c titive le. "''
(rorn Mr, a n
me. sans are
an.
involved.
As
a
should
have
had
audiences
pack-
similating
and
are therefore
con-
d Mrs
Prior to hinddeparture,
Neu- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) ing every seat in thehouse. The, tributing to
crowd yelled wildly from pine bare fairly threw himself at the red emeLnend re:ea e le entitt
Adolph S. Ochs.
t h
thed
h
h e
of
stands—in tribute to the slender worsted that was s trung
" line
1114ietth.eaAtenrit .
wei Pm
g ht to
tightl
uantica tl'on ad frorem-
( Jewish boy from the sidewalks of over the finish line. The force
"Ne t dia:;;.
stag.. the Effort Now Being Ma de
of y
One r ot e
to
Senator William H. King of Utah, HIRSCH TO ADDRESS
lo-Jewish
rii k rie u e h do sin k -a 7 inh gist s riu
in l riie the R of utstan jding eivetn hts e New
iesrmthtyhaatniiiirt
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on ph
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d
in-
his
lunge
carried
him
off
balance
dehsearsyriitioet
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raelii
the
FORUM OF BEN BEY a
leftnorhitiehire
(Turn to Page Eightl
l impor_
in and he went sprawling onto the
biennial council of thee UYnio'n of the 10,000.
tan_
t
Body.
!rlii,n. rican nilieb t h r
today and tichee. Arn
Skeirdiedamingheaelnang ofnerhgeb‘aecek.
udience. itnhj
N hether Detroiter, will Jewish stagecraft, we asked Mr.
ewni Cot ngregatih onn h s g u en; e e ti t h e e t. a Ll , ill tendu r final
e s rs i no this tt ee pk p , e deuarnineg
Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, superinten- atone
S tsaptee:d sk e e a n
ti
e I fi 3 r eni n- a A time i. n lirc i . a pn es e u d.i e erte:d
DR. FRANKLIN TO GIVE
dentof
are now making an effc rt
of
if
1 i n t htah te
a ting
rind
time
in
this
yea;'s
games;
an
enroll
r i l e eewG m re eti mbetr hse o r t
!pie known Children's
of
Mr.
Ben-Ami
and
his
able
41. zn together hundreds of nut- Olympic championshipk. it is the Olympic champion..
WASHINGTON
ADDRESS
he
. cast , future will producsot
.odo d gi
res.ts
the
heternoeitnilSear'y
standing
rabbis
and
law
.
at
tnfite
ha
m
ye
e
e
l
f
'
.
s
e
e
y
re
ett
d
laymen first time in history that this na-
; ad econoam
e,, Th re ea rn te ttsn , .
_.
t hr -
IeWiSh 5tage
o Tsat, u!'illi
o-
the third of a
ughout the United Staten will Lion, or any other nation, has ever ice "It hen Jaffee skidded along the
t ) ); t hie ra Ti pie who have never been reeag d
1 , a toPale-• stinotheedrueeetdhewiti‘iipii,7 . 1wis the
ns before, particularl recent arrive
series
of open
But
theater
take place
at Savannah, Ga., in won them all."
willing hand, picked him up centenary
addresse
January'
1933.
In a series
of Washington
s. bein g
hi forums sponsored by
the Ben
Bey seen.
, price
of the
Detroit
may be audi-
adman-'
But
I
-going
gunge
in
and
n
D
eeu
English.
troit an4 the
iRgzup is
I
y ounger
The story written for the New training
suit the
and American
robes. Trium-
delis-
Club, Elmhdrst
at the Beth
Syne- failed
' inhed
with justice
that it
hap P replace
as Mr. Ben-Ar n
bundled
the month,
pulpit of Temple
Rogue,
and David
Fourteenth,
to support
and encourage
F. .I this
reparations for this event York Times by Arthur J. Daley. phant he
was escorted
to the in his red from
D r.
has prediction he
i made this c%irmnaenesof'athreuemembershuipinee r,
was
Leo M. on Feb. 13, at 8:30 p. m. 'rte
already been made with the also under the Feb. 8, dateline, regal of honor where Count he re ped-
-
Seen to shudder-
a Ile offered an explanation.
appsintment of a committee en ' contains
morning
He was tension committee
Henri
actor
and
a
great
aupporting
frightened
the
Franklin will speak this Sunday topic will be "The Jew in Western , cast; and that if it wishes to see the length of at time
it will thought
take he-
According
According to the by-laws of II
pis cram for the thirty-third; pa r agraphs:
Jur followin g interesting de Baillet-Latour, presid en t of th e tors
the very
of
in American Life."
e
gro
u
p
any
international committee, made hi s
sew i °rennin,
connril which was made public at I "A hb
ah p ee"
nn the topic, "New Far- Europe." Charles Wolok, prod- a notable performance it may yet fore the time for the developmeat for membership In this
address he will esnhtas
indicate
some of preside. The public is welcome. days.
throug h e
of good moral character is eligilal
ethseerruet;seenthm
p itnli z a te f ha
oaerejlrilng N
f edriti tli tpor 7e r:itt ieocin ;tfa M Oal
In
ofewthaerkunll,i nklgisoug b7ek o lf ()I v t i:ihn tg cbirrine. n
es.
- e t 0 this
n e a n .- dent
A d of the Ben Bey Club, will do so, during the coming eight of such an Anglo-Jewish theatrical' tion. Each applicant for membei
t
litf.
t
e
l
7ed
ne
:th
afternon'n
and
struck
ei
t
e
hn
el
an
Julius Rosenwald and Dr. Lee . American flag as it
, era arrives.
"As the blue Plush box was t ared
i In ia:i(1711it i o s nf":everal s
Status of YidcBsh Theater.
for the peened over
'
program in recent times ad will be Presen
ship must pledge h
of a gong
put
K. ho
Frankel,
both of whom served ' fnu rth time to the top rose
American
;re cfoanr,i,ttehnetir witil l i , tt T (1 . uid et e i
as
'
iceeite to setih t
of the een- alerted to ris
ard ' ,wo
elections
, the
But Yiddish
the interview
on
the status to The
the sound
interview,
held
in an
Ben-
w. of t he un i on,
a
oln
rise
,
ted
by
members
of
of
theater
is
th
he
end h community i gewhaisteaevervr
‘1
lemrveit-Ila;inm
IV: n i :oll a
teal mast in token of Olympic vie- , San
l
e topi c A rea dreu i ng room a
nair ili ti n rr
"tare memoralized
irienn g Sz. - of major
m a y b. call ed
t
th
issued
forth
to
light
up
e
In
Lea
resolutions
torn.
Irving
.
Jaffee
importance
at
this
the of the F rm President.
of New York picture,
presented, respectively,
time. eft Theater. The time
tercet ofth eC011111nuretaal in thee nt ln
all the more spec-
by B en , had just completed a clean green tacular by made
On r eb.
for rain-
the panorama
Mr. Ben-Ami
and t Hon, and he must further
, Pren , and Monaa Shane, tenor. the Yiddish
theater doubts
will whether ir••• the curtain had arrived.
and David M. Bressler.lq
of white-
Olympic speed-idisting
both of
ever
Fur.'
w
at
21,
the
Temple
pulpit
will
be
accompanied
by
Samuel
vise
the
present
crisis-
At
the
very
de
e
left
th
e
chant-
con
ered
mountains
in
he
note
d act or som ew h at o give his whole-hearted soros.
New York
Sol o mo n .
11-
r
pionships for the United States ground. Anil to add to this . b per. • Z'ilollseTi :efeuPPhiiIcaldtlyhtilal,,,bwbihoL°huai:
A resolution of thanks to
by
the therein
gloom we
of de-
chosen
and e energy to the causes whist
,
as his subjecpt "uur A
an ."`
Lod- with a stirring triumph in the 10,- feet setting the wind whisked
,h.
will
conclude
the
p
o
best.
he
believes,
the
Yiddish
empty
house.
And
' S gram of the ev nin
000-meter final.
t h e Re
Reb
ll'
bellion
( Tern to Pa
exist
Gm" sponsors
B M u..e
si wi
Agen
A
I ii t Authority."
I' ll 'ft:file
rn
,
tested
-"vice
u th • " ge . ' b
o m ffey rIn hoP
ge Opposite Editorial)
.n
og
b e f urn i
.
truth
"It was for only a moment tam i I it banner out from the mast just as!
of ; XI,
er. te h e tod
;
The membership extension tom
be M
ax
tell''
I ' mittee
the 17
yerlin
all,
- saw — wie„
morning aervices begin his nine shed
reached the top."
-"se
and 1 , and the fore e 0 , I da n 4 - I ov
es , Vietstelt
is com Posed of the follow
at Sunday
eich so 1,„
10:45. The public is Inv i...1 , L-
s.
There len ...,... .1. _ ..,.. , . . limite , Audi- iudelt miss
__ - • ryncepatort
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•
1 arama. Bot
amittanee
_
art
supersi
after 9:15 p. m, present
rehrir-
if it Is because a

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