America yevish Pedalled Carter CLIPTON AVINUB • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO .1. ) 32 a 0 DP W. peg. h the I as • ea. de in 010 AN OFFICIAL sloth Jule 0 the LEGAL NOTICE fele, for THE ONLY ANGLO4EMS11 1 NEWSPAPER PRINTED WAYNE COUNTY cured n 4111011104•1111•401•1 ■ 0.11. ether s and t the 1 In. ' , And 7'101 Oro- beeo r 1 Arta. 'old e ase C aen Y Or nu e, ell et It the ranee a the he Cl,. ne is old may due. Ather A oil raided at. "e de. Are nif la of • n eiria. Myatt at of . u. ied to VOL. XXXIV. NO. 2 Special Emergency Commit- tee Appointed to Deal With Situation. Aden, Arabia, who have been flub jected to'a brutal attack on the part of Arab mobs because of an alleged defiling of a mosque, have sent a frantic appeal to the American Jewish Congress to rush help, Upon the receipt of the cable from Aden, the American Jewish Con- gress immediately dispatched a cable to the board of deputies of British Jews asking for further in- formation and expressing its readi- ness to cooperate with British Jews in the alleviation of Jewish misery in Aden. A meeting of the administrative committee of the American Jew- ish Congress was summoned forth- with to consider ways and means of extending help to the sufferers of the outrages and to take measures to prevent the repitition. A spe- cial committee was appointed to prepare a plan to deal with the emergency. The committee consists of Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Bernard S. Deutsch, Hon. Nathan D. Perlman, Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, Z. Tygol, Herman Speier and Abraham II. Cohen. First e at the nd to law or tore. Waage ce, ned lo a gat. such hereby 19I1. andud wlued hAl• nueer per40. red by . 000 m40. red 004 )etrott, ate Of 0, 0- Roberl ,y Sub. ion. I d frae• wor ds .64 •■ 1011. tram. ON Bold hula, inns of ayn e Wayne (W Public Tato-a ed the nd re. ter of end eighth Mott• wolf lee of tenet. r P0. 0 re. 0014 le, 4 red e stst. earl beret liNTE idea mort. at ler, rat en• e ,bigss e be 41 le, he large. y few 0 el 5 el e1 n the .r the dor A. D • ne aW rept, d mut' end by e DAi ere rae it the r e f De' it be• ,'sort . the r. • puce aging Ilex Drs. two ; dw ITI gwe r• it. CHANGE I N GERMAN GOVERN! ENT CAUSE OF JEWIS H ANXIETY [ (Copyright, 1032, Jewiah Telegraphic Agency. Inc.) Fear Speedy ise to Power of Adolph Hitler and Nazi Party. THREATEN ALIEN JEWS ARE TO E E DEPORTED Nazi Organ Raises Ritual Murder Cry in Connection With Lindbergh Baby. Bronstein, a Zionist leader Incensed anxiety rules in Jew- equal lights which they had granted the Jews. This was so particu- Samson resident in Yedinez, near Chotin, ish circles in Germany as a result larly in Germany, where the liberties granted to the Jews were im- was tortured to death by local offi- of the resignation of the Bruening mediately withdrawn. In some of the largest of the 36 states of cials who took him into custody cabinet and the appointment of • on Germany, containing big Jewish settlements, the Jews were, in fact, Franz von Pape! as the new chan- subjected to a worse reaction than before, and the walls of the new the pretext that he was identified cellor, according to reports reach- • with the Communist movement, a ghetto were even more cramping than the old, ing this country from Berlin. report in Unser Zeit discloses. It is regrettable that the most important of the recent books about The facts that an issue over the The paper describes the details Napoleon, including Emil Ludwig's, have practically nothing to say influence of the military group about Napoleon's immense achievements on behalf of the Jews. And of the inquisition which resulted forced the change in the govern- , svhile Jewish histories deal very in the death of Bronstein. With ment, and that numerous demon- fully with this aspect of Napol- his hands and feet manacled and strations are ace, mpanied by fight- eonic u e n ve a tli on ta hisise st bound together, he was dragged ing between the Nazis and other by a horse through the streets of ohri latest elements help to increase exist- historians who see already in Jew- Yedinez until death released him. ing fears over the political l future. Commenting editorially on this ish emancipation the shadow of as- The strides toward complete con- similation, they, too, hardly touch incident, Unser Zeit charges that trol being made by Adolph Hitler on the anti-Semitic chapter which the Bronstein incident is not the are creating panicky conditions. followed, and give very little at- sole example of terrorization, Says Justice, as President, tendon to the history of Friheer which is rather a daily occurrence. Threaten eportations. Could Cope With the von Stein, who was the ruling spirit Numerous letters received by the The Jewish National Fund, which will hold its nineteenth annual Flower Day in 600 cities and towns BERLIN.—(J. • Depression. of the coalition against Napoleon, editorial offices of the paper, hair- throughout the United States this Sunday, June 5, to obtain funds for continuing its soil redemption Jews who enters T. A.)—Alien and one of the chief engineers of his raising in their contents, attest to and reclamation program, is regarded by the Jews of Palestine and throughout the world as "the 1914 will be do d Germany after ported when the the continued practice of terror. stronghold of the nation." Nazis obtain pis , er. Those Jews BOSTON, Mass.—Justice Louis e eat, following up his victory Napoleon by trampling upon ization acts against Jews, the paper The above is a cameraman's view of a public parade held recently in the City of Tel Aviv, Palestine, who even in the slightest manner D. Brandeis of the United States over says. the rights of the Jews of Germany showing a large crowd viewing with keen interest the Keren Kayemeth float constructed on a huge insult Germany ill be brought to Supreme Court "should be drafted which Napoleon had given them and These acts cannot be disproved truck and driven by an invisible driver. In the forefront is a fortress-like building, behind it a stretch the frontier and punished. to serve as President" declared incidentally, he had a great deal even by clever and polished goy- of land on which reclamation works, drainage and afforestation have been carried out. This declaratb n was made to Hugh A. Carney, lawyer of Boa- to do also with plunging the Jews ernment officials, the paper states. Nelson Ruttenberg, president of the fund in the United States, revealed that, notwithstanding the foreign correspon dents by the Nazi of Russia into the inferno of the "Is the protection of the state present leader, Deputy oaring economic situation, a larger number of canvassers have volunteered for the forthcoming Pales- Czaristic regime. Freiheer von against Communism best served tine Flower Day than ever before. Included in the list of proscribed Stein, the centenary of whose death by exposing the innocent Jewish Attack on Aden Jewry. are those wl o have ever writ- The solicitations in Detroit are directed by the local council, under the chairmanship of Leon Kay. Jews occurs this year, was, in fact, an- population to the wanton sadism ADEN.—(J. T. A.)—Sixteen ten anything age inst the Nazis or Jews and three Arabs were injured other Hitler, who waged his war of drunken, abnormal officials who spoken in criticis m of them May 24, when Arabs attacked the against the Jews a hundred years rule their districts despotically Last week. Goe ring denied in the before the present Hitler came on without discrimination?" Unse r Jewish quarter. Tel Aviv Pharmacists Reichstag that he Nazis aim at the scene. the annihiliation of the Jews. Zeit asks. Using sticks and stones as mis- "Is the accusation Boycott Coty Products When Napoleon's youngest broth- against a picked out victim in any Intense A zitati siles, the Arabs took revenge on the er, Jerome Bonaparte, was King way justified? The agitation of the Nazis against Jews for allegedly defiling the TEL AVIV.—(J. T. PO— of Westphalia, he enforced there the Jews is Ivor ing more intense Arab mosque. The Jews, the Arabs "We cannot watch this horrible Pharmacists in the all Jewish daily, declares tt e Bulletin of the asserted, have defiled the mosque the soon principle of Jewish equality. torture in silence," the editorial of Tel Aviv have decided to as as Napoleon's Pan-Euro- says. World Zionist Leader Given city Central Union o Jewish Citizens by throwing rubbish into the court- boycott the Coty perfumes. "The Heritage of Israel" to of the German Ft peen dream was shattered, and yard of the mosque. Farewell Reception in ith In its issue of F reih err The action of the pharmacists hi von Stein assumed the be Central Theme of May 28. Stones were flung at the windows New York. ead of rs many of the German is taken in retaliation for the lep Service. The propaganda against the Jews of Jewsh houses by the attackers. anti-Semitic agitation conducted States, his first patriotic Germanic ever more me nacing while the The Jews offered resistance and act was to abolish this Jewish WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)— by M. Coty. attacks upon the Jews are growing On Sunday, June 5, the largest with the aid of the police were able equality and to enforce discrimina- president of the class of young people ever to he apace, it declare s Several Jews to repel the rioters. tory laws against Jews. Von Stein World Zionist Organization and were attacked in None of the injured is in a himself drafted the anti-Semitic confirmed at Temple Beth El, will garters and in oi the Berlin Tier- the Jewish Agency for Palestine, her parts of the grave condition. project for "removing the baneful was the guest at a luncheon ten- pledge their allegiance to the faith city by the Nazis who are conduct- of the present Jewish One Honorary Degree, Two dered in his honor May 26 by the Armored cars and police are pa- of their fathers. The class con- ing a systematic street terrorize- generation upon the welfare of the Polish ambassador to the United -"Triilling the streets of the Jewish Doctorates, 18 Rabbis sista of 76 girls and 58 boys, all • rest of the inhabitants." States, Tytus Filipowicz. quarter of Aden May 26, as the ti" Hindenburg' • Son • Neal. Ordained. of whom have completed at least the This was in 1826, when the West- A distinguished group attended agitation of the Arabs against the The son of P resident Paul von phalian Parliament adopted the Jews shows no indication of abate- the luncheon. The guests included ninth grade in the religious school Hindenburg, the Jewish Telegra- CIN INNATI. The awardi Supreme anti-Semitic laws which he pro- ment. LOUIS D. BRANDEIS Su me Court Justice Montreal Harlan Council and all of them have been in the phic Agency lea ms, is trying to of o echo norary degree egree of Doctor Refuses to posed, "because under Napoleon's f // ee Stone, Wallace S. Murray. influence his fath May 25 the attacks against the r in favor of the I t on epar inent for a per- rule there immigrated into West- , of e rew Law and two degrees Condemn Schubert 's Ap - confirmati , Nazis, and is gait to be responsible Jews were renewed by the Arabs, ton, in an address at the Memorial phalia of the Near East division of iod of three years. Their average for large number of Jews who of Doctor of Divinity, and the or- chief State pointment. Department, and M. weakening t he influence of resulting in injuries to 68 Jews, , Day services of the Charitable do harm a to ,, dination of 18 men—the largest the German population. ap is about 15, though a number Chancellor Bruen i ng. R F. Kelley, chief some of whom were fatally Irish Society of Boston at Gea- von class to be graduated in the his- tMhuerr t e Robert In the oldest . 0, p 3, , nary burying ground Monday. of the division of East European Many Jewish f amilies are mal- MONTREAL—P. T. A.)—The of them are considerghly older. wounded. Mr. Carney, a former president Stein, written by his friend, Peetz, tory of the Ilebrew Union College affairs; Senator and Mrs. William anti-Semitic clique in the Montreal In addition shops owned by Jews Each year Dr. Leo M. Franklin ing preparations t° leave Olden- you will find that von Stein's anti- —marked the graduation services were looted, particularly the Steam- of the society, asserted that Semitic philosophy was exactly the held in the college chapel at 2:30 H. King, Mrs. Royal S. Copeland, City Council received a set-hack and Rabbi Frain write a new form burg as a result of the Nazi vie- "English banking czars" were re- wife of Senator Copeland of New when the Council voted down a of service for the ceremony. This tory in the Landt ag election where er Point Bazaar. same as the anti-Semitic philosophy p• m, on Saturday, May 28, The India government, acting sponsible for the world money of Adolf Hitler anti his Swastika The honorary degree was con- York; James Brown Scott of the resolution condemning the city year, the central theme will be "The they gained an a bsolute majority. Carnegie Foundation; Congress- executive for appointing Alderman Heritage of Israel." upon instructions from London, is panic. Ritual Mur d er Charge. Stolz of the Joseph to study relief The musical service will be er- Ile charged that they intended followers of today. It was Frei- ferred by Dr. Joseph man employing most energetic measures Samuel Dicksein, Dr Schubert and VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Charges herr von Steins belief that "all Temple, Chicago, a member of the to prevent a renewal of the out- to "deliberately sack the people Jews in the German countries have second graduating class of the col- Mrs. Thomas H. Healy Dr. Celina systems in other Canadian and ranged by the choral choir of the that Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., of India of their savings and stores breaks. p iist American cities. Temple, under the directio; of was murdered for blood ritual mur- daughter of the Zion of value by destroying the value joined the cam of idlers and of our lege, and the oldest graduate tic- Sokolow, der purposes by A merican Jews are leader, and members of the em- The resolution was introduced George Galvani. LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—"Aden in silver" in 1926, but held off for enemies, and in company with ali ing. Rabbi Victor Emanuel Reich- bossy staff. by Alderman Auger, known as an The confirmation service will made in the Nazi organ Kampruf. Jews in danger. Rush help imrned- two years to permit "American the egoists and a few pacifist sad- art, assistant rabbi of Cengrega- The paper sugg e ats that the baby outspoken anti-Semite, anti re- begin promptly at 9:45 and the Cincinnati, and iately," is the text of a telegram banking czars" to sell millions of ars they have allied themselves tion Bene disappeared on March 1, was Farewell Reception. ceived the support of two other doors of the lower auditorium will who received here by the board of Jew- dollars worth of securities to the with S ranee. (Von Stein's Mem- Rabbi Jacob B. Menkes, New murdered so that his blood might 'airs, 1823). York, received Doctorate of Di- •NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—A aldermen. clone at 10 o'clock. ish Deputies and the Y. M. H. A., public here. be used for Passe ver, which occur- farewell reception in honor of Dr. Here are a few of the measures sanity degrees. Alderman Auger claimed that and signed "Jewish Community of , Mr. Carney declared that of all red April 21 to A pril 28, The Graduates. Shevuoth Services. Aden." Nahum Sokolow, president of the the mission should not have been The Kampruf a dykes the Ameri- the national leaders, Justice adopted by von Stein for his "Code Dr. Julian Morgenstern, who is Jewish Agency for Palestine and entrusted to a Jew inasmuch as 90 Services for the festival of She- can police to conc Appeals for help, the Jewish Tele- Brandeis had shown by his record of Jew Laws" in Germany: their investi- Deprive Jews of the citizenship finishing up his twenty-fifth year of the World Zionist Organization, per cent of the unemployed are vuoth will take place at the Tem- gation among the uct graphic Agency learns, have also that he is capable of handling the Jews. rights, which were given them pre- as a member of the Hebrew Union was held on Tuesday evening, May non-Jews. ple on Friday morning, June 10, been directed to the British and depression. The attempt of the Nazis to ex- 31, at Hotel Astor. maturely under foreign domina- when D F kl r. faculty, and his eleventh ran In will speak on tend their anti-S Delhi governments under whose ad- "President Hoover clearly does tion; prohibit them for ten years as College Dr. Sokolow plans to return to The appointment of Alderman the topic, "What After Confirma- to the United St mitic incitement president of the institution, or- niinistration, Aden lies. Schubert was defended by many tion?" ten has aroused not and cannot meet our require- The appeals for aid received ments," Mr. Carney said. "His from buying houses or land; pro- dained the following 18 seniors: I Europe on June 6, after a success- the greatest indi g nation. his non-Jewih colleagues and —. here are regarded as an indication method of curing the panic is to hibit them from keeping Christian Elmer Berger, Cleveland Ohio; by the Jewish d aldermen, Schwartz servants; compel them to sell with- Abraham Feinberg, Beaver Falls, ful visit of several months in th country in the interests o f the and seigior. that the situation in Aden is more go into debt more. It is quite in 10 years all land in Jewish post Pa.; Norman Feldheym, Oakland, I American Palestine Campaign. " serious than first reports would in-1 The occasion was utilized to at- dcate. (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) session, if it is not cultivated 10, y the Cal.; Frederick Frank Baltimore Ask tack the anti- Semiti c G ogI u puhli owner himself; prohibit the entry aid.; Joseph Gitin, Buffalo, N. Y.; Orange Growers Group t o cation. The debate on anti-Semi- of fo reign Jews into the country, Albert S. Goldstein, Cleveland, Duty Exemetion. Itism occup ed EL whole session. i prohibit Jewish trading in the pro- Ohio; Ralph A. Ilaba s, Trent n. . A . — . S ALF I (J . T A o N. ' JERU vincial ts f h • J Arth ur L e b owitz, Cleveland. delegation of Jewish and Arab In Sermon on "The Congregation and the Community," Jewish Youth Loses in Dispute hibit Jews making loans and tak- Ohio; Raphael H. Levine, Duluth, orange growers will shortly pro- ing pledges, etc. Rabbi of Temple Beth El Critically DiSell sses Jew- Over Editorship. Minn.! Nathan A. Perilman, Gee d from P a lestineto attend th e Ish Educational ROCHESTER.—(J. T. A.)—By and Philanthropic Pro grams. edicts were too much even Wheeling, W. Va.; Herman I. Pet- Ottawa conference. ver nmen for These the go The delegation will seek to se. the decidedly close vote of 248 to t of the time. St. Louis, Mo.; Paul ROI- Children in Ages of Six to Twelve Now Being Registered: which accordingly acknowledged its lack, man, Orlando, Fla.; William II. cure the exemption of Palestine 240, Irving L. Posner of Rochester Last Sunday, Dr. Leo M. Frank- midrash, Beth Hakneseth—for it receipt of all the resolutions Appointment of Committees Announced ; List adop- Rosenblatt, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Pa ; Je- oranges from the payment of im- lost a special referendum held by lin closed the twenty.eighth sea- was clearly recognized that while by the Westphal ian Parliament ted by Group of Professional Advisors. the students at the University of son of Sunday 'services in Temple . rom Rosenbloom. port duty. . Jewish life must center in its saying: fhe gov e rnment will Sir Steuart Spence Davis. treas Rochester's Men's College to settle Beth El with an interesting presen- synagogue, that institution in dealing wit h this question take Pa.; Nathaniel S. Share, (Num- did not Mrs. Henry Meyers, chairman of David Diamond, Mrs. Joseph Ehr- into consideration the , , bus, Neb.; Samuel Soskin, Chicaeo, urer of the Palestine government, the long-drawn-out dispute over tation of the place of the conirre. at all fulfill its entire function in mratsiaci'ns III ; Allan Tarshish, Philadelphia. has been appointed governor of St. the selection of editor-in-chief and gation in the community. the Jewish Center Play School lich, Mrs. Hugo Freund, Mrs. made with regard to the rPeiru providing a weekly, or indeed, as .sports editor of "The Campus, committee, announces that the Lawrence Freedman, Mrs. Maier of the citizenship of the Jews, and Pa. .., and Sidney Wolf, Cleveland. Helena. Tracing the origin of the Sun- was anciently the case, a daily us. Sir Steuart Wag known to he weekly college publication. registration for the Jewish Center Finsterwald, Mrs. Osman Fischer, , will make use of them as far as day services to the need of provid- service of worship. I want to The commencement services friendly to J e wi sh rebuildi ng work Play- School has commenced. The Mrs. A. R. Ginsberg, Mrs. Maurice possible." Armin N. Bender of Watertown, ing an opportunity for worship at strew' this fact in particular, be- Wis., a non-Jew. who was appoint- a time when economic conditions cause there are those who, un- school will open on Tuesday, July Goldstick, Mrs. Maurice Golden- But von Stein's anti-Semitic in- opened with an organ prelude by in Palestine. Stark, played by Mrs. Ruth S. berg, Mrs. M. Ginsburg, Mrs. Wil- ed editor-in-chief after the board made it difficult for the conarega- aware of the traditional spirit of — 5. All Jewish children ranging in fluence was still more potent in ton Hischfield, Mrs. Herbert Russia. All historians are agreed Greenfield. A selection by the Experimental Air Service From of control of undergraduate at- tion to gather on the traditional the synagogue and knowing little ages from 6 to 12 are eligible. Isaacs, Mrs. Melvin Kuttnauer. , tint Napoleon's defeat was brought Hebrew Union College Choir fol- Jerusalem to Caine . tivities of the U. of R. twice re- Sabbath, Dr. Franklin said: of its logical functions. are always Nate Shapero, president of the CAIRO.—(J. T. A.)—An ex- fused to sanction the election of . I "None of us ever insisted or on the alert to find flaws in its pro- Jewish Center board, and Mrs. Mrs. Melvina Kopple, Mrs. Myron about mainly by the defection of lowed. The invocation was not- p cirime emo ntal air service from Jeru- Pawner, a Jewish student. for this believed that the Sunday worship gram. If it confines itself to mat- Meyers announce that the follow- Keys. Mrs. Emanuel Klein, Mrs. Czar Alexander I., and it was flounced by Dr. Stolz, and the bite- pa re sermon was delivered The election won by , represented a substitute for the ters purely tenni am, they insist rat faire will he inaugurated position. ing charimen will plan the various D. J. Levy, Mrs. Alfred May, Mrs. under von Stein's influence that the calauate o Emil W. Leipziger of by the Imperial Railway.. The him by only eight votes thus end. old Sabbath. About hisRabbi that cherished that it is not touching life; if it aspects of the work of the Jewish Harry Markle, Mr.. Irving Ober- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) New Orleans. folder, Mrs. Meyer L. Prentin, Mrs. journey by air is scheduled to take what has been descrihed as the ' institution there are clustered undertakes a larger program, they Center Play School: Urge. Search for Truth. II. Reich, Mrs. J. Victor Roemer. place in three and one-halt hours. most hitter undergraduate con- , many hallowed associations that are equally insistent that it is as- Committee on dental follow-up, Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield. Mrs. Rahhi Leipzis ser told the anvil - The re will be a Lending at Ram- troversy at this university in re- will always be to us a tender mem- suming tasks that do not properly Mrs. Maurice Goldstick. ates that the only positive Jude - leh. Louis Smilansky, Mrs. Jacob cent years. fall within its sph ere. Moreover, nry and a source of inspiration. med i cal e Saul., Mrs, Oscar Silverman, Mrs. Harold E. Rand of Watertown. But living amid our present con- as a rule, these critics are per- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) tiaras, Mrs. A. E. Schiller and Mrs.' Abe Seen., Mrs. Mollie Stern. Mrs. Dr. Weilmann Returns to London. s. v.. also a Jewish student, lost ditions, somethinit had to b+ done I sons who talk of the synagogue David I. llubar. Bernard Senie. Mrs. Andrew LONDON. — )J. T . A . ) _Dr. the contest for election a. sports to give to our youth the oppor- and it. work, largely from hear- PLAN TESTIMONIAL TO Committee on parental educa- Winemen, Mrs. Emil Waldbott and (loom Weis mann returned to editor, ales decided at the referent tunity of participation in our say, because they seldom deign to tion, Mrs. William Brown and Mrs Henry Wineman. - HONOR CYRUS ADLER Lenden Monday following a tour duns . services of worship and that was pass it. threshold. Mrs. Samuel J. Lewis. This will be the fourth year of Delegates From Four Cities . of South Africa of several months . hest accomplished by the institii. "But, fortunately, neither in Committee on ways and means, the Play School of the Jewish Cen- Dr. Cyrus Adler. president "f in the interests of Zionist work. to Gather in Bay City tion of the Sunday service. I say other days. nor in these days, has DETROIT JEWS URGED Miss Henrietta Ascher. ter Association. The Rummer Tuesday afternoon, the former . the Jewish Theological Seminary for Sessions. all this, however, not merely or the synagogue been deterred from Committee on dietetics, Mrs. play school idea started under the , of America, will be honored by a world Zionist head made hie first BY BRANDEIS TO WORK chiefly to justify this departure carrying un its constructive work -- Victor Weil and Mrs. James Sheri- auspices of the Child Study Assn- The Michigan regional confer- testimonial in recognition of his nublid appearance since his re- DAILY FOR PALESTINE from the traditions of the ...e syn a- in the community by carping criti. dan. elation in New York in 1915. It ence of lindens/1h will be held in , rogue, but in particular to stress eisms. I make the assertion, with- of service turn at a memorial at the office! Committee on volunteers, Mrs. began as an attempt to keep chil- Bay City Monday, June C. Flint, the Jewish Agency for Joseph I a"smiciireetcit'onr of e Detroit Jews are urged by Jue-!the fart that wherever there has out fear efeeuccesefol contradic- Robert J. Newman. dren off the streets. It later de- Grand Rapids, Bay City and Des !seminary, at the commencement Cowen, who died last week. tire Louis D. Brandeis of the been a human need to be met in tion, that not only In this city, but Committee on school recruiting, veloped into an educational and trait will he represented. Mrs. Jos• i exercises to be held at the semi- hates Supreme Court to 'Jewish life, it has been the con- in every great metropolitan center Mrs. Mary Krohn and Mrs. Joseph recreational program with health, eph H. Ehrlich is president, Mrs.! nary quadrangle, quadngle, on June 5, at SAPIRO TO SPEAK AT first and foremost, that of the land, the synagogue has not dronitso something edmeStt every day for the gregation, rst Magidsohn. nutrition, psychological, social and Louis Lobster of Flint, vice-preai- 4:30 p. tn • ' has risen to the situation. Nor i., only become central to the Jew- upbuildinr of Palestine. YOUNG _ ISRAEL'S MEET The professional advisors of parental education aspects. The dent; Mrs. Sidney Stone, secretary, Dr. Adler will receive • teet• In s letter under date of May this true only of the modern syna- ish life of the community, but it th e Play School consist of the fol- main object of the school is to and Mrs. C. Malbin of Mt. Clem- I menial volume containing the NEW YORK —P. T. A.)—The 29 to Mee. Philip Slomovitz, chair.. gOrtle. As far back as the history has been, as indeed it shonld be, lowing: Dr. Max Kohn, Dr. Saul give the children a happy and ens, treasurer. I names of more than 300 members C council of Yeune !greet, repreeent- man of the Detroit Golden Book .4 the synagogue can be traced, the representative unit of such R"enrweig, Dr. Arthur Bloom, healthy summer. The Detroit delegates will he Mrs. of the testimonial committee, constituent organizations. , Committee of the Jewish National and notably to the period of the Jewish e. However effective Dr. David Sandweiss Dr. Maurice Mrs. Robert Newman. chairman Ehrlich, airs. David S. Diamond,' among whom are Lieut-Gov. Her- Mrs 00 hold it annual convention at Fund, Justice Brandeis thanks De- return from Babylon, the congre- and worth-while other Jewish corn- Goldstick, Dr. Louis Schwartz, of the committee on volunteers, is Mrs. Sidney Stone, Mrs. Philip beet Lehman of New York, will Asbury Park, on June 17 to 20, ; troiters for inscribing his name in' ration has been the soul and ten- munity institutions may bare been Mrs. Alexander Cohen. Other now engaged in recruiting all Braude,. Mrs. Henry Weinstein. Governor Julius I. Meier of Ore- Jewish in eharac they are all of them the fruitage to an announcement from the Golden Book at Jerusalem on ,toeror activities. life- members serving on the Play those interested in asserting With Mrs. Shmarya Kleinman and Mrs. gon, Governor Seligman of New according of synagorial planting and the the occasion of his seventy-fifth the School committee are: Mrs Man- the work at the school. She has James I. Ellmann. Mexico, Jodge Benjamin Cardoso, national headquarters by Harry •birthday. outgrowth of nynagogual inspira- In his letter he state.: ter, have logically clustered. Bluestone. executive director. uel Arden, Miss Henrietta Ascher, made plans for a training insti- tion. They are t'e, echo. but the The morning will be devoted to Judge Irvine Lehman and Judge Aaron Sapiro will conduct a Fyn- ' "fleese exprose to year isssoci• Fuactio• of Synagogue. Mn. s Harry Alvin, Mrs. Morris lure for Play School workers, to business followed by • luncheon, Horace Stern of Philadelphia. ',sedum on "Co-Operative Market- ate. my high appreciation and my was not by chance that the congregation is the voice." Blumberg, Mrs. A. H. Brodie, Miss he held at the Center on Monday and in the afternoon the economic The chairman of the committee is ing in Pale tine." A discussion will s hope that they will make it • part early "It synagogue • Discern. Educational Program. took its three-fold Emma Butzel, Mrs Douglas morning. June 20, from 10:00 to conditions of world Jewry, with Isidore D. Morrison; the secre- also be held on the Young D r. Franklin then indicated that 1 Israel- of each day task to bring some character as a House of Worship, Brown. Mrs. Samuel Cobden, Mrs. 12 o clock, and on June 21 from special emphasis en Palestine, will tary, Henry S. Hendricks; the Eretz Israel Colony, which is now old to the uphuildieg of Pales. a House of Study in his opinion, Jewish institutions and • Hove of leConbeim, Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs. 10:30 a. m. to 12. be discussed by Mrs. Ellmann. treasurer, Arthur Oppenheimer. making rapid progress. tine." I Assemble—Beth Tfillo, Beth Ham- (Tura to Page Eight.) "DRAFT BRANDEIS,”' BOSTONIAN URGES influence DEGREES AWARDED AT UNION COLLEGE Nahum S9kolow, IBETH EL CONFIRMS ITS LARGEST CLASS ANTI-SEMITIC MOVE BEATEN IN CANADA Dr. Leo M. Franklin Urges Syni gogue Be Made Center of Jewish Activities Summer Play School of Jewish i Centers Association to Open on Tuesday, July 5 erma n the '00e. ed• Ogle ainn. a the E. II st V rrer Arr• [es& "The Stronghold of the Nation" SOKOLOW FETED BY POLISH MINISTER where. ntyof aeribed .eof nt due, Ith the (7%1 FirW •■■••■= Arrested on Charge of Com- EINE SAYS in one of his letters that Napoleon's de- munism, Dragged Through feat must be blamed for his baptism. It sounds at Streets. first like one of Heine 's jests. But those who have MANY JEWS WERE HURT studied Napoleonic literature, especially the latest works HORRIBLE INQUISITION DURING ARAB ATTACK which have appeared in the last 10 years, know that Heine DESCRIBED IN REPORT Government Instructed from did not jest, but meant to say that Napoleon's defeat had Was Manacled Hand and London to Prevent Renew- swept away with it also the Jewish emancipation in Europe, Foot and Dragged to Death which he had proclaimed. With Napoleon gone, Jewish al of Excesses. by a Horse. emancipation remained only in France, for all the other NEW YORK.—The Jews of nations who had under Napoleon's domination emancipated KISIIINEV.—(J. T. A.)— . their Jews immediately abolished or half abolished the principle of laying nu of Swan. Coup mina if Co- I the 7, and ter of e end h day 397 of 4 N.. ■ •• ■ • Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents By M. A. TENENBLATT Com. Trust bee dale. e end gee. THE LEGAL CHRONICLE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1932 ADEN JEWS CABLE Hitlerism a Hundred Years Ago TORTURE ZIONIST Anti-Semitism Was German JEWISH CONGRESS Writer Proves That Russian LEADER TO DEATH In Origin. ASKING FOR HELP IN RUMANIAN TOWN 1112. r, g Michigan's Home Jewish Newspaper NEWSPAPER FOR I the 1 In. • IN MICHIGAN . HADASSAH REGION MEETS ON MONDAY d