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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

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of strength and new life in the event of
By DAVID SCHWARTZ
the victory of the parent anti-Semitic or-
ganization in
i Germany.
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
(copyright. 1932. Josiah Telegraphic Agency. lac)
By HELEN ZIGMOND
There is little, if anything, that Jews are
Published Woehly by T
h." a...4 P.blhh"
CARMEL HAS THE FLOOR
•
was
Peet-
n
I, 1915, at the Pt-
HOLLYWOOD—Mary Doran.
The best story that came to my ears at the Zio ist
i n position at this time to do in an effort to
Seeped -<W matter !I am b
Sowed se Seeped-0e
Yu.s 1, 5575.
B y D. KLEINLERER
whose unglorified label is Fritz that of Brother Carmel of Cleveland.
0411.. at Detroit. II ch., ender the Art of
threat-
counteract the existing dangers. The threat-
Mr. Carmel intended it anent some of the politics of the organization
'Applebaum (so help me!) ... used
(Copyright, 1932, Jewish Telegr•pbk Amer, bin)
General Office s and Publication Building
1 to warble and "trip the light fan but the story stems of Russia.
ened ills, creating a condition of uncer-
some o p re p resentatives of Russia were
Woodward
Avenue
on
ter
Zi
f
Id
In
th t
tastic
for
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eg
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.
it
appears
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Kisling'a case you misse i , s i a cre ga ere in I an o cia that
enthusaistic
abbot
Every two years there is a big
various
conc
• a tM where • the
Commisars
officio ase . I oscow,
th cl .
d
• dt she did
.
. . various
c 10 Cable Address: Chronicle tainty, demand that Jews should not be- art exhibition, most impor t - work.
Tole ► liamos Cedilla04
itable
piece
of
cinema-acting
in
appeared
before
them
to fill them with patriotic Soviet
osieballyhoo.
mutes Office:
Zadkine
has
aroused
even
!
be
and
in
the
world,
held
in
Venice,
panicky;
that
our
people
should
come
One of the peasants . who came to the conclave was particularly
"Beauty
and
the
Boss"
recently.
14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England
greater
enthusaism.
His
statues
known as the Biennale d'Arte.
• s •
struck by the Commisar's frequent use of the word "tempo" in con-
Per Yeas prepared for emergency measures, and that This year, when the Biennale
in wood and stone live and move,
Subscription, in A ivance..._ ........
When it come. to a picture poss. nection with the Commisar's explanation of the Five Year Plan.
a famous are critic wrote after
falls due, such is the import-
Tempo! Such a funny word! Ile had never heard of it before!
our
leaders
should
act
like
true
statesmen
(mid no.. matter*
he had visited the Zadkino room 'raying the trials and pathos of •
k.
ance acquired by this interne-
To Imam yoblkatio all corre•liondener
of *orb
*o
mast reach al. Gee. by Teeeder ...M g
poverty.stricken childhood, they What did it mean?
at the Biennale.
that many
whenever they are called to action.
tional exposition, ,nit
well, when the speaking was over, the peasant gathered up enough
Ines (ulnae ”ticm, Madly see eu olds of the war only.
all in one who knows — Sam
States OTHER NOTABLES
e eslia ke the L
nr mric
courage to apprcach the Commissar.
In the meantime, the results of the con- cou ntries
Detroit Jtilt
There are three more Jews, Mintz. In his story of "Skippy,"
nd Den -
Poland aed
rir Chronicle Writ. corimpondenc
claira.e os
Tba of hatereet
"Toverisch Commissar," he said, "you made a very fine speech. I
t• tee Jeubli people, bet dU by the writers
all three Italians, who have the incident of Sooky's doe was
the -
Pule
deeply moved, but all my life have I been, you might say, one of
Ones es-pressed
ference on reparations provide new hope mark, have;notwithstanding
bait, for ea indorsement of the
rooms to themselves in the Ital- not a figment of Sam's imagine. was
wn inbule p baytt
msbearene fut ir t i t z icncrisis,
the
sons of the wild jackasses. You will pardon my ignorance, but
ian pavilion. One is Arrigo Min- Lion, but one of the many real what does the word tempo mean, which you use so frequently?"
Sabbath Readi•gt of the Law.
that a change in political and economic
19:1-25.9
erbi, of Ferro, who is showing experience. of his own bleak and
htee ntrrs tIrn s:
ir ,e k o e their
"Surely, surely, I'll tell you what tempo means," replied the Com-
Pentateuchal portion--Number
conditions may soon be in the offing. Let sho rw histhe anwt o
some monumental statues. One pinched boyhood days. Now h e's
5:6-6:8
t
t thhee Commissar klen d ut the,,s pe ee ast a b na tt to the
Prophetical portion—Micah 5:6
wiin ss da or w . Come
working on the story of "Little m
entire
wall
almost
is
taken
up
dings
of
the
Law,
Thursday,
vale.
The
sixteenth
Biennale,
hall m an e d" bade the peasant
Germany be relieved economically, and the
the %lth
Fast of Tammuz Rea
by his huge sculpture, "The Orphan A n a i e ," to be Mitzi structure of that
e t,isb waa sttt ie hte,
July 21.
te ea ld t a ft ou a r by m ers a a t l go
stands opposite," said the Commissar, pointing to a
Last Supper," a giant work
next.
e th
i
Hitler bogey w ll fade away. With
huge building across the way.
Pentateuchal p i rtion—Ex. 32:11-14; 31:1-10
• • .
which has made Minerbi famous
- I
o yes Ggicie u el F t- .
Prophetical portion—ls. 55:6-56:8
"Yes," replied the peasant delegate.
Hai n the King o f K omies.
Nazis thriving on want, the new era which tor gir , e r a o t resLorrld
all over Italy. It caused a
The peasant delegate returned to his native town all exuberant
Tamuz 11, 5692 we hope is here as a result of the cancella- stein, was given the great honor stir also at the time it was first Charlie is home again with a head- with the ballyhoo that had been implanted in him about the Five Year
July 15, 1932
a own,
because
,i ner I, a Jew, ful of ideas.
•
nn ale s
. . . e ' s busy as- Plan. When he arrived, the Soviet peasants of his town naturally
fx bgieo nitie with
of a one-man n aele exhibition,
had chosen to depict the Apos- sembling a 70,000-word magazine gathered to hear his report.
the
tion of almost 99 per cent of war debts
tles of Christianity, and Minerbi article on his world tour. Still op.
a lm
ice e ni s n teinntbeh eas added tobeihnis
The peasant delegate, of course, delivered a harangue. And it, too,
Rabbis for Repeal
should also considerably relieve our anx-
conducted a long correspondence ' posed to the talkie for his char- was full of the word "tempo."
by
with a high Catholic Prelate in I acterizations, he's making ready
is
fitting
g
sP7tist
Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment is iety over the growth of anti - Semitism. Once a pioneer here, rt e oo
Well, to make a short story just a little longer, after the peasant
which he explained the artistic
finished, one of the audience came up to him and said:
favored by the Executive Council of the again hope arises that not all is lost for t t ta e t vi e te shoe u e ld ate hea tve d be j e en wiox o ef . motives witch had led him, a for another "dumb-ie."
• • •
"Toverisch, what's this word 'tempo' that you are always using—
Jew, to express in art form his I George E. Stone's first job after what does it mean?"
Rabbinical Assembly of the Jewish ,Theo-
tists Jog was selected as the
Jewry.
conception of the Jews who had he landed from Poland was that
first to have this signal honor
"Come with me, and I'll explain," replied the speaker, and he led
logical Seminary of America. There is
become the founders of the Chris- of • page in the famous Lambs' his questioner to the window. "Look out of the window," said the
bestowed on him. A room for an
nothing sensational about this resolution.
tian church.
i the great big
individual exhibition at the Bien-
Club in New York. H e making peasant delegate. The questioner looked out and saw
The other two are Dario Vit- friends among the theatrical club cemetery of the tn..
A
Discussion
on
Immigration
vale
is
considered
the
highest
in-
Neither does it suggest an effort to capital-
erbo, one of the greatest members decided his .
ern
ational
honor
obtainable
by
Bach
a
t
••
You
see
that.
Well,
under
the
old
tempo,
it
took
us 25 years to
It was not without a struggle—if only a any artist.
ize on a political situation. It is the echo
draughtsmen in Italy, and the ' from his recent footlight-tour, he'll make that but under the present tempo, only two."
painter, Aldo Carpi, who isfam- go before the camera in "The
•
•
accepted
Jewish
sentiment
•
verbal
one—that
the
house
of
Represent-
r
The
present
Biennale
has
made
of a generall
. Italy. He showin g
Last Mile," the play written by
in this respect, for there
ABE
series of 20 paintings, bearing another Joosh boy, John Wesley. MIKE AND the
which oppose 1 the creation of a condition atives, on July 7, passed the bill proposed strides
Pulitzer punning prize of the convention, I nominate
are no less that five Jewish ar-
And for
• • •
which not only did not enforce temperance, by Congressman Samuel Dickstein of New tists who have been singled out ■ common name—"Masks"— in
the remark made by Abe Goldberg, as he rose to address the conven-
which he contrasts various ten-
That
Literary
Guild
book.
tion,
but
could
not
adjust himself to the position of the "Mike" placed
for
this
great
distinction,
and
York,
giving
a
preference
statuts
to
hus-
but even suggested temptations which nul-
dencies in modern family and "State Fair," in its screenatized in the hall.
of them are East European
lified the intended causes of the prohibition bands of United States citizens and ex- two
social life.
"It is a battle," remarked Goldberg, "between Mike and Abe Gold-
Jews, Moses Kisling, who was
version, will have Sally Eilers in
There are a great many other
empting them from the existing quotas.
born in Cracow, though he has
berg."
law.
Jewish artists who are showing the leading role.
lived for many years in Paris,
•
Discussion
on
the
measure
as
amended
particular
reason
to
hope
for
works
at this Biennale in the
Jews have
and Ossip Zadkine, one of the
Adolph
Zukor
dreads
•
sea
•or
CONVENTION SCHMOOS
pavilions of their respective
Abe Goldberg: "Dr., not every politician is a statesman, but every
the repeal o the dry amendment. Our by the conferees of the House and Senate greatest glyptic artists of our countries. In the Italian pavil- ,•ge worse than • major aloes.—
day, who was born in Smolensk,
memory of that first trip to statesman is a ■ olitician."
, • " Hear , hear
people has b ten affected by its ill results revealed that the bitterness and acrimony ( a .r ndp. v. r h t S;afyi e Iiin veidatthi e ,. great- ion there are Gabriella Orefice, The
Dr
me ice in
of Padua, Lugi Levi, the pride of
Goldberg: "Thomas Jefferson was a politician. Lincoln was a
of his
on a par with the community at large, and which previously marked discussion on im-
of
sixteen is . . . g:haatt you
age
Leghorn
Jewry.
Nathan
Arturo,
politician. You can't be a great statesman without being a politician,
pioblems has in no way abated. TWO GREAT ARTISTS
vi•id.
' of Trieste and Levi Carlo of might call . . • . still
it has also su ffered from it in a particular
• •
but of course, while all great statesmen are politicians, all politicians
The immigrant remains the supreme Ameri-
We wanted to have at this
Turin, one of the founders of the
way.
are not statesmen."
being
what
it
is
business
Pulpit
movement in Italian painting.
Biennale, those two great ar-
can
bogey.
Even
on
such
a
supremely
hu-
Dr. Wise: "Splendid observation, Goldberg, splendin observation."
ro- .
known as the "Six Painters of . or perhaps what it ought not (Turning to wife) "Mark that down, Louise."
t fe ists, r hil:ili a n ra g uaind Ladk ai e n e e e, etP aty
In the firs t place, the exemption rule,
to
be
...
a
certain
Indiana
rabbi
question
as
the
uniting
of
fam-
manitarian
Turin."
permitting tt he use of sacramental wine,
•
•
The Dutch pavilion has given spends his vacation months acting
ilies and the reunion of husband and wife general of the I3iennale, said to
-
IN THE CORRIDORS
was the cans ! of numerous scandals which
a very prominent piece to Isaac as sales manager for a film distrib- HEARD
Judge William M. Lewis speaking: "You see some strange signs in
the rabid restricticnists have not shown born
uting company. Well, it's good to
was
a
mistake
in
the
I
;ein
Kish"
n
et
on,
wag
but
Israels,
one
of
the
greatest
liv-
i
n
Cracow,
Cwiss
co
Th
i
ae
It
nei
h
o
redit.
did us little c
Palestine.
One
Jewish
butcher
there,
had
a
sign
in three languages—
have
a
dependable
side-talent
in
ing artists in Holland, who is the
the minutest sparks of sympathy. It was he no longer
Hebrew, Yiddish and English—about the freshness of his meat."
first place to permit the granting of such
of one of the very greatest these low-pressure days.
in the course of the discussion on the Dick- he has become a French citizen son
"The
Yiddish
sign
was
'Ich
shecht
alein
yeder
tag.' Underneath
i
law.
A
noted
Talmudic
au-
painters the Jews have yet pro-
an exemption
every day.'"
stein bill, prior to the final balloting on Jul Y eFrrdenaci onaute.n tl He hciomosied lf not, duced, Joseph bluets.
Here's • little bit of real life he had translated it: 'I kill myself
•
•
•
thority not s o long ago pointed out that
The Dutch pavilion also con- drama behind the scenes: Spencer
7, that Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins of therefore, exhibit in the Polish
OF GIRLS
pavilion. At the same time, he
tains work by another Jewish Tracy bas been seen regularly at• SPEAKING
`Jews may e isily do away with wine for
"As I was saying," remedied Sigmund Thau, lamp manufacturer
Ohio stated:
painter,
van Rallte, and sculp- tending one of the local syna-
is
too
recent
a
Frenchman
to
purposes,
and
proved
that
the
sacramental
and well-known Zionist who hail just returned from Palestine, "in
gogues
.
.
to
say
"kadish"
for
ture
by
da
Conte
Mendez,
whose
exhibit
in
the
French
pavilion.
An Englishman or an English woman who
Palestine, you can always recognize the girls."
use of grtfpe juice is permitted.
work has been very favorably his mother,
So we invited him to exhibit in
have become American citizens in this country
"Now here, I have difficulty in doing that. In the morning, the
• • •
spoken of by the critics, espe-
our Italian pavilion, and we
do not need this protection because they can
In the se :ond place, the creation of
Jackie Cooper (whose Yiddish American girls appears with one shade of complexion, with another
cially his "Head of David."
gave him a room to himself here.
all be reached within the quota, for preference
shade
of lip, and another eye-brow color. 'When I see a girl one day,
rackets and the rise of racketeers has
Two
others
Jews
stand
out
at
This explains also why Zad-
strain is soft-pedalled) will have
takes care of them. The same with Germany,
this Biennale, Isaac Perlmutter, as his next film, "Father and Son, the next time I see her, I need an introduction. I can't recognize her
kine, who is an artist of the very
caused the J :wish people aggravation and
the same with Sccandinavia, the same with It-
a
story
written
by
Maurice
Rapt,
for
the
same
girl. Now in Palestine, once you know a girl, you know
of Budapest, who died recently,
first rank, exhibits in our Ital.
aly, and the same with all the countries in the
shame, and to the conditions occasioned
and David Sternberg, one of the an 18-year-old youngster, who is h pe a r ine ts . ..er afterwards. The Palestine girls don't use powder and paint."
Ian pavilion.
world except two. So it is laying down the
eenth
Amendment
is
directly
most interesting painters of new making good on his own, despite
So when you go into the Cen-
by the Eight
bars. It is an entering wedge by the same
"But Mr. Thou," we interpose. "Isn't that because at present,
Russia, whose work is shown in the fact that he is the son of
tral nation Pavilion, you find
people who always come here. You know who
highly successful movie executive. Palestine is in its more or less beginning stages? In time, we should
to be attribu fed the new era of lawlessness
the Soviet pavilion.
there
these
two
Jewish
artists.
imagine
they will paint up quite is much as all femininity."
they are. You know what the influence is.
The American pavilion, which, Harry Rapf.
and the incr . ease—if an increase it wag-
Kisling has about 30 of his
Consider Isaiah's lambasting of the girls of Palestine in his day.
It is always the same people with an entering
incidently, has been organized by
paintings on exhibition, and the
paleon-
The
story
deals
with
a
of crime am ing Jews.
They seemed to know a few tricks of the art of make-up that even
wedge to tear down the structure of the im-
Kisling room is one of the suc- I a Jew, Martin Birnbaum, a well- tologist and his two young sons
a prophet.
migration law.
cesses of the Bennale. Ugo ! known New York art authority, Opening scenes are being "shot" modernity of the jazz age would prize, if 0 we may believe
It is no wo nder, therefore, that one does
It makes little difference to me whether this
contains
a
considerable
number
Ojetti,
member
of
the
Italian
on the Mojave Desert, which SPEAK HEBREW, PLEASE
not hear abo ut champions of the dry law
bill is passed or not. Scarcely any immigra-
of works by Jewish artists, nota-
Academy, and one of the great-
Thau is terrifically enthusaistic about Palestine. "What thing
tion comes into my district. I am not person.
in Jewish ra nks. Themselves not addicted
bly .Maurice Sterne.
(Turn to Next Page.)
est art authorities in Europe, Is
about Palestine, Mr. Than, impressed you most—her orange groves,
ally interested in this in any way at all, nor
to liquor—J' wish drunkards to this day re-
university, or Dead Sea?"
is my party, as far as I know; but I am • mem-
"Palestine's best crop," replied Thau, "is her youth. They are
main rarities -Jews now see the ill effects
ber of the Committee on Immigration and I
raising a crop of young Jews that surpass the best Jews in the world.
represent what I think is a fair cross section
of a law wh ich would compel abstinence.
by
Charles
Fearless
young men they are raising in Palestine."
of the country. Many of the Members of this
"And hearty, devoted young women. Palestine Maude Muller,.
The Rabb finical Assembly is wise, how-
House have made the statement on the stump and
H.
Joseph
Young
women
driving ploughs over the fields. Great sight. I came
elsewhere that they are opposed to letting
ever, in war ling against making the ques-
up to one and started a conversation. I.ater I learned, she was a
down the bars. Now is the time to show if
college
graduate
and knew six or seven languages. But when I com-
tion of proh ibition the chief issue in the
you mean it. I just bring that to you. Now
for the international Jewish con- I was completely incompetent tem menced to speak to her in Yiddish, she replied: 'Daher lerit' and
HITLER IN AMERICA
is the time you are going to let down the bars
present polit ical campaign. Our economic
would
not
speak
any
other language but Hebrew."
I have been asked whether the spiracy. I still cannot believe that I peramentally to pass upon the case
again for more people who will be reached in
system is no v so constituted that the resto-
stories that Hitler organizations this actual danger will not induce • of Sacco and \ anzetti, it is re
due course in a abort time. It is an absolutely
are being established in this coon- the Jewish Congress to abandon' ' sealed in his opposition to the age SMOKE AND POLITICS
ration of the beer and wine industries can-
absurd proposition; useless, senseless, and un-
Smoke-filled room, where presidents are nominated. You have
try are not an exaggeration. Well, the idea and to bring this 'sacrifice' pointment of Prof. Felix Frank
necessary.
not, even in small measure, provide relief
r furter of Harvard to the Suprem heard of those things in general political circles. Well, I am here
here is a story I can personally in behalf of the German Jews.
The
inference
is
clear.
Mr.
Jenkins
in the presen t depressing and critical times.
Dr. Adler charges this repre- Court of that state. I am not con- to tell you, that at Zionist conventions everything is done n smoke-
vouch for. A meeting was called
at the moment with the fac filled rooms, too. The delegates just ratify. In smoke-filled rooms,
The major noblems are far more serious would again have you believe not only that by a well-known leader n a cer- vents the sentiment of the Jews cerned
,
the opposition is levelled there were many fights. On the convention hall, everything was
tain community to hear a discus- of the very countries the Congress that
and more tr tying than the mere solution of the Nordics are superior, but that these su- sion of conditions in Germany. has in mind to help. This is no against a Jew• but what
peaceful. Even Weisgal was quiet on the convention floor.
wh t h ou
the wet que stion. To hide the real issues periors would not resort to "an entering Many well-known men and women time for stubborness or hot-headed greatly concern every liberal is that
were present because the sponsor- debate. Jewish leaders and Jewish Fuller is no fanatically intolerant
wedge
to
tear
down
the
structure
of
the
ohibition
question
may
do
a
with the pr
ship was of sufficient prestige to leadership have no right to commit and reactionary that it annoys him
great deal o ,f harm. The responsibility of immigration law." But the others, the non- attract the representative element. the Jews to the program of a con- that one who DARED question HIS
guest speaker ference if the statements of Dr. Ad- I decision in a murder case which
America's eaders is to face the issues Nordics, naturally would. You notice that A German was the
of the day and in the course of his ler can be substantiated. On the ' stirred the whole world and which
squarely an I seriously to aspire toward a Mr. Jenkins does not name them. He just remarks he discussed Hitler and other hand if the leaders of the : was open to grave doubt among A Discussion of a New Curriculum for the Jewish Religious
School of Tomorrow
solution of he most trying economic prob- lets you guess who these dangerous ele- Hitlerism in the most favorable Jewish Congress are correct in thoughtful men as to its JUSTICE,
manner and deliberately attacked their convictions that the Jews of should be appointed to the Su-
ments are.
lems which have ever faced this land.
the Jews. At the close of the Europe view with favor such a preme Court. It is a disgrace to
By DR. EMANUEL GAMORAN
Fortunately, at least in this particular meeting a discussion was held with conference, that's a different story.1 the state of Massachusetts that Educational Director
of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations
case the rabid restrictionists were defeated, the speaker which conclusively But it should not be difficult for an such a mind should have ever oc-
Crisis for German Jewry
proved that he was not only a Hit- impartial agency such as the Jew- copied the Gubernatorial chair. It
It seems to me that the curricu- Bible and the Prophets, will all be
and many American wives will now be re-
but an anti-Semite. I fur. ish Telegraphic Agency to get at illuminates with startling brilliance
"The entire movable property owned by united with their foreign husbands. To lerite
they can vouch for the fact that the truth through its contacts with , the darkened mind of the former lum of the Jewish Religious School reflected through a series of ex-
the Jewish nation can be confiscated," is Congressman Dickstein should go the cred- attempts have been made, and I Jewish leaders in Europe. Unques- governor of the state of Massachu- of tomorrow will be centered on periences that should lead the
the idea of giving the child—net child to identify itself with the
the interpretation of Article 14 of the Nazi it for having conducted a successful battle think in some state successfully, to tionably conditions abroad are us- setts, Alvin T. Fuller.
subject., formally organized and Jewish home.
secure charters for Hitler groups in sally sensitive at the moment for
formally taught—but a rich Jew-
program in Germany.
In these grades the children
in defense of a humanitarian point just this country. There is no doubt our own people and it would he ex- ' PROPHECY COME TRUE
ish experience.
would also engage in activities
whatsoever that Hitlerism is at- tremely unwise to aggravate them. I I am not
fortune teller. But
While courage is being inspired by the added to our immigration laws.
The
primary
grades
will
concern
leading
to an understanding of the
emoting to gain the ear of the
in these warm July days one's mind
Central Union of German Citizens of the
themselves with a study of the Jewish community, both local and
American people in the hope of ob- PULLER INCOMPETENT
evidence were dillydallies so to speak and we immediate Jewish environment of nation-wide. Thus a study of the
g si7tliIpathetic attitude to- If any, further
Jewish Faith, whose latest assurance is
' . speculate idly upon happenings
Fttolleperonvfe
A Contemporary's 25th Anniversary tamin
.a
the child to whatever extent it local Jewish life and activities
a
i n
G o vernor
Massachusetts I here and there. References to files still is Jewish. Jewish customs and would be followed by a study of
that there is yet no ground for panic, daily
ir
The Jewish Daily Eagle of Montreal, many, including
' will prove that I predicted before
That is as definite as
ceremonies particularly, as these American Jewish life, bringing in
reports from Germany increase anxiety
near
its
end
Wan
Coolidge's
term
Alt
Canada, has issued an impressive special TI,Canpo possibl , y
that he absolutely would not be are reflected in home and syna- the most salient facts and move-
over the status of German Jewry.
themlek a e ilerfl i ih nsvft e ,;?-1- -
jubilee number which commemorates two gesied
i• candidate for a third time. I gogue, offer an opportunity for ments of the history of the Jews
Thus, the Central Union of German Cit- important events, the centennial of Jewish can J ewry consider some definite 1.1_,E,TsrEpt. B OX predicted four years ago that rich experiences.
in America.
to stop this un-American
I Franklin D. Roosevelt would be the
Such a study may perhaps be a
Plan for High School Grades
izens went to the extreme of issuing a call, emancipation in Canada as well as its own course
menace from gaining a foothold in "LOST WITHOUT ANGLO- ' nominee of the. Democratic party. little different from what is now
The high school grades would
under the slogan "War on the Entire twenty-fifth anniversary.
this country. I suggest again that
I
predict
now
that
he
will
be
the
being
done
in
some
of
our
better
PRESS"
then proceed to a study of the
the B'nai B'rith investigate the Editor, JEWISH
Front," calling upon Jews to resist the at-
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle:
next
president
of
the
United
States.
schcools.
It
will
not
consist
of
for-
world Jewish community, in which
The observance of the centennial of the situation quickly and if the facts
to convey to you the thanks. And while I am in the predict- mal discussion on the celebration the main objective would be to
tacks of the Nazis.
beg
emancipation of Canadian Jewry is not the are ea represented to take steps to ■ f I the
officers and Board Members mg mood I say that within four of the holidays. It will consist of obtain the basic information and
end
end
it.
months
the
depression
will
be
ap-
Of significance in this call for self-de-
activities, handwork, dramatiza- to consider this information in the
of the Jews of Canada alone. . It
of the Union for your uniform con-
—4—
tion, story-telling, singing; all or- solution of present day Jewish
iinn
inygto
ou r , preciably behindul.
g
ionneian,ag:nvaintte
fense is the statement "We will not per- is occasion for rejoicing by all Israel. It is CONGRESS CONTROVERSY
sniadneereatta
ganized and related to Jewish fes- problems. Jewish current events,
Here
s
,init
a
a
.ith
te
i
o
n
g
tiog
grave
nraavn
matter
pertaining
:s to be driven into a pale of needless to repeat the accepted principle to
mit ourselves
RELIGIOUS
PREJUDICE
tivals and ceremonies.
isthe
an d d i nvite
'ile the Union of American Hebrew
present day movements, the many
Study of Hebrew Incidental
settlement. We will fight for every inch of that when one Jew is hurt, all Jews feel the interest of even the most indif- Congregations
currents and cross currents beat-
an active element
in anti-Semi-
Our activities embrace so many is Undoubtedly
religious
prejudice
In a simple way, it may include ing on active Jewish community
Jew because it may affect
our position." That the conservative Cen- pain; when one Jew is honored, all Jews t terent
.e.e a a naib o r n ethi. . fiels that
r h e e n. wel : la ntre li , e , 1Mhgis iE n ur ta opt
l , ie Ill ourselves lost t i sm. to c sin exchange I read that the singing of Hebrew songs and life, should here find reflection.
i a s
et Cleveland,
tral Union should express fear that the feel proud. Thus. the emanicpation of Can-
consequently, the study of He-
without t e h e l otleAng
This arrangement should not be
wr i t- brew. The emphasis, however, will
di gni tary,
p
it enwoi Catholic
ghetto may be re-created for Jews, and ad an Jewry was merely another victory in the facts I do not attempt to act i pre as. Unfortunately
book
which
contain
s
a par.- be on the formation of attitudes taken too strictly. We do not
a ysea w madisset this situation, bu t in sufficient to be right. It is neces-Iten a
that assimilated German Jewry should rec- Jewry's battles for justice and equal rights. i
e flatly contradictory' nary that the world know that you ' graph like this:
and habits of Jewish life, rather mean to imply that it is not pos.
"Al length Jesus was raised up than on the transmission of infor- bible in the early grades to intro-
ognize the need on the part of Jews, as Canadian Jewry's triumph was another statements issued by Dr. Stephen are right.
duce the children to some phases
Sa Wise in the name of the Ameri•
Thanks again for your many land hung suspended by his wounds. mation.
Jews, to organize self-defense units, is an point of justice won for the Jewish people can
Jewish Congress and Dr. Cyrus kindnesses which put us under deep How cruel were His torments,
It further will have the advan- of Jewish life in other lands, nor
whilst His blood ran in streams to tage of introducing creative activ- to asaume that the nearer • sub-
element of discouragement in viewing the the world over
Adler in the name of the American obligation.
s Committee
Rabbi
George
Zepin, the ground. But the Jews re- ities into the school even such as ject is In time and in place, the
regarding
the proposal
position of our people in Germany.
It is quite proper that this centennial ob to
h ld a wold Jewish congress, o a
Secretary. I tr7nni
are absent from the present Jew- more suitable it is for younger
ckedd unmoved. inNelseyrIstilOtelyczeivZ ish home and the present day syn- children.
It is now generally admitted by Jews in servance should be linked with another an- quick appraisal of the facts should
who
said
You
could
destroy
You
braes
t°°, so
To carry out the implications
young
agogue. For the Jewish schools
Thanks
Germany that the rights of Jews will be niversary: the twenty-fifth birthday of the tha i t ma: and f QUICKLY,
the Temple of God and in three must be not merely a reflection of of the curriculum described, the
up. .. hich exist,
resolution days could rebuild it, come down Jewish life, but Jewish life ideal- Religious School will have to un-
considerably diminished whether the Nazis Jewish Daily Eagle. To this newspaper is shot uld he ecln es uV
reclon
Dr. Adler Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
a
In
iaccordance
with
from the cross if You be the Son ized by competent teachers and dergo radical transformation. It
that the leading Jews of
attain a majority or not. In the event they assigned a position of prominence in the 'contends
Germany, Poland and Rumania unan piously_ adopted at the_ meet- o f God!,
cannot possibly continue as a
•
Now
the good Bishop shouldn't thinkers. To make this possible it
win an abs -ilute majority, it now appears Jewish journalistic field. Always alive edi- view with disfavor, not to say mg of the Young Israel of Detroit
Hotel Stotler write material of this sort which will be necessary to examine our school that meets one day a week.
•
•
certain that Jews will be deprived of all tonally, ever alert in its search and selec- alarm, the assembling at this time We desire to
It
must become at least • two or
social
heritage
and
to
select
from
take this opportunity can only react in a hateful and pre-
such an international body of
it what is most worthwhile for in- three day a week school, or it must
tion of news, a worthy defender of the of
rights.
Jews as it will serve to create a of expressing our sincere apprecia- judiced way to the Jew today. This clusion into the activities of the be combined with the development
and thanks to The Detroit is especially true because books of
Only those who are totally blind to the rights of the Jewish people, the Canadian very undesirable situation and give tion
Jewish school. Those values should of a more intensive program by
the anti-Semites of Europe fuel' Jewish Chronicle for the splendid this type probably find their way
home training under the in-
threatened dangers can possibly fail to see Eagle ranks among the best in Jewish jour- with which to feed the flames of awistance and cooperation you into Catholic schools. I do not hold be selected which reflect human or which
cultural or aesthetic aspects. This, fluence of the teacher will supple-
that
anti-Semitism
is
entirely
re-
ye propaganda. Dr. Adler is have given our movement
the result that such conditions must have nalism.
ment
the
one-day a week meeting
Your paper, dedicated to serving ligious in its aspect because anti- of course, will apply to the curric- at the school, along
he
It is a genuine pleasure to be able to join even more specific and says
the line with
on legislation affecting Jews in other lands.
interests of the Jewish Semitism prevailed before Jesus ulum as a whole and not merely
the Y
from as a le
rereisme're
d a who
letter
writes
which
Dr.
Benderly is now exper-
greeti
j
time
fnlimert,i:n people, has become • by-word in was ever thought of. But why to the primary grades.
Anti-Semites in other countries would be with others in the profession in same
Germa
Germany
imenting
in
New
York.
For
Intermediate
Grade.
should modernists continue to play
vitally
ag "Nothing could be
me
heartened by the curtailment of Jewish the Eagle on this occasion, at the
In the intermediate grades, the
It is obvious that neither the
that your valuable nn the tame string? It's time every
the cause of the
Jewish
homes.
for than
t- 4 German
" ""u' Jews
d and every creed un erstood center of gravity should be on the Talmud Torah nor the Religious
rights. In Western European countries, in- extending to Canadian Jewry our congrat-
hope will
meet with con- church
sucn aworia publication
synagogue,
the
local
Jewish
com-
School
as they are constituted to-
that
one
of
the
purposes
of
RE-
All
ulations
in
this
hour
of
its
celebration
Congress held directly
dir ly acmes the tinned success.
cluding England and France, and in the
German . border. I can already , YOUNG ISRAEL OF DETROT. LIGION is to promote good will munity, and the Jews of America. day, seem to be the institutions
United States, the nucleus created for Hit- Jews must , t feel a sense of joy in such an
A. J. Rosenshine, Pres. and peace on earth and NOT The ceremonies of the synagogue, that will meet American Jewish

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lerite organizations would be given a lease hour of jubilation.

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the prayers, the reading of the needs.