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VOL. XXX1V. NO. 46

,OCAL SYNAGOGUES
AND SCHOOLS PLAN
PASSOVER AFFAIRS

rler r ight

By ISRAEL ZANGWILL

Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper

DISTRESSED JEWS Students Protest BOYCOTT IN GERMANY ENDS BUT PERSECUTION OF JEWS
IN GERMANY WILL German Atrocities CONTINUES; SUICIDE EPIDEMIC REPORTED; WASHINGTON
RENEWS APPEAL ANTI-SEMITIC OUTRAGES BE STOPPED
GET D. J. C. HELP

, , ting at City ('allege.
, 'ondenins Persecution
of Jews.

is

Special Relief Measures Are

,. hundred ,newish and noon - Hitler Compelled To Discontinue Boycott as a Result of Opposition of Ministers
Jo o I. students of the College , of
His Cabinet; Professionals Are the Worst Sufferers; Only 35 of More
Detroit convened in
ti. illy
Than 2,000 Jewish Lawyers Permitted To Practice Law.
luditorium of the college on
1 od -lay moorning to modest ago fist
.
MISERY IS PICTURED
FLAYS TO BE STAGED
the atrocities in Germany.
BY NATIONAL LEADERS
AT HEBREW SCHOOLS
HITLERITES
BELIEVE
THEY
BROUGHT
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
"die"e" were delivered by
Phil, p Sloonlvitz, editor of The
TO ITS KNEES AND FORCED IT TO BEHAVE AS RESULT OF BOYCOTT
Garnett
Donut
Jewish
Chronicle;
Seek To Make Emergency'
Rabbi Eliezer Levi of Mont.
,
(I irei.011, a student at the college,
Fund Available to Ber-
flair, N. J., To Officiate
and an announcer for Radio Stot-
lin Office.
at Shaarey Zedek.
t, ol WNIBC; Prof. .lay. J. Sher - And the Mass of the People Actually Believe This Propaganda of the Newspapers
man of the political science depart-
Thoroughly Controlled by the Government; A Reason Is Thus Provided
NEW YDARK. -- Relief tee the. meld id the college, and Amos Co-
Rabbi Leon From will preach
for Not Going on With the Boycott Against the Jews.
distressed
Jews
of
Germany
was,
sway. chairman of the students
the Passover sermon at Temple
voted by the Joint Distribution coonunittee of 10, which arranged
Beth El Tuesday morning, April
Committee
at
the
merlin.
a
special
meeting'
11 at 10 o'clock. His subject will
Gordon Shapiro presided at the
in Temple Eonionu.EI CoommunitY I
Trading in Berlin and in other cities in Germany was resumed on Monday after
be, "A Door is Opened." Ile will
ho ly
Ilooune here Sunday afternoon of-; meeting and presented the follow-
refer to the opening of the
the one-day boycott against the Jews, observed on Saturday, but persecutions continue,
ter nationally known leaders in I ing resolutions which were adopted
door Of the Temple, (10 well Rti to
American Jewry, in a series of • unanimously:
the opening of the door for Elijah.
with the professional groups emerging the greatest sufferers.
"S1 hooroos it has been established
Both the School of Religion of
moving speeches, pietureol the mis-
the
the
Jewish
citizens
of
Germany
I
the Temple and Beth El College
ery and suffering of Jews in the'
The immediate result of the boycott is the report of a widespread epidemic of
THE SEDER AS OBSERVED BY DUTCH JEWS
countries of Eastern and Central have been singled out for racial
will observe a Passover recess.
Jewish
suicides. Among the suicides is lions Sachs, wealthy Jew of Chemnitz, whose
discrimination
and
have
been
mered.
There will be no sessions of the
Prosaic miles of streets stretch all around,
Europe and pleaded with the Jews .
college Monday night, April 10.
Astir with restless, hurried life and spanned
of America for unreserved assist- i, lesnly persecuted,
passport was withdrawn by. Nazi troopers and his luggage confiscated ate he was cross-
-
it
has
been
floods
'
es
"whemns
Sessions will lee resumed Moonday
By arches that with thundirous trains resound.
once' in alleviating the condition'
talolishood that the present IlitIcr ing the frontier.
night. April 17. The School of
And throbbing wires that galvanize the land;
of Jews overseas.
Religion will !observe a longer re-
Action of the officers of the' government in Germany is ruth-
Dance-palaces in tawdry splendor stand;
Beginning with last Tuesday all Jewish passports were declared invalid for leav-
lessly suppressing the rights of ,
cess. There are to be no sessions
Joint
Distribution
Committee
in
The newsboys shriek of mangled bodies found;
rcial and political minorities,
on Saturday and Sunday, April 15
making an emergency fund avail-,
ing Germany, except on business.
The last burlesque is playing in the Strand—
t
"Whereas such incendiary na•
and lit, and of Saturday and Sun-
able to its Berlin representatives
In modern prose all poetry seems drowned.
iioonalism is not conducive to inter-I
day, April 22 and 23. Sessions will
Jewish refugees reported to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in Berlin that the
was ratified tit the meeting, •
moonal
ti
understanding and good
be resumed on Saturday, April 20
The nation-wide appeal of the'
Yet in ten thousand homes this April night
Cologne police are going from house to house and colleeting Jewish passports, thus increasing the
will.
Joint Distribution Committee, for
and Sunday, April 30.
An ancient People celebrates its birth
- Whereas to members of an edu- anxiety of Jews.
funds with which to continue its
Annual Seder.
To Freedom, with a reverential mirth,
: . ilt Iona! system such disruptive tee-
relief activities abroad, now in ' lion is abhorrent, therefore be it
Following its annual custom,
With customs quaint and many a hoary rite,
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency cables from Berlin that it is understood that the last-minute modi-
'
Beth El will held a con-
progress under the leadershp of
Waiting until. its tarnished glories bright,
"Resolved, that We,
d ent ' a nd : fications in the Nazi boycott plans in Germany were due not only to Foreign Minister Neurath's
gregational Seder and dinner on
Dr. Jonah B. Wise, chairman of faculty' members of stu
Its Cod shall be the God of all the earth.
eges i
the
,
threatened
resignation but also) too pressure from Hugenberg, leader of the Nationalists, and Dr. Schacht,
the second eve of the Passover fes-
the National Fund-Rising Com- of the City tel Detr oit, in Coll
eonve n-
tival, Tuesday, April 11, at it
mittee, will also include the special tion assembled on this fourth day of hen,' of the Deutsche Bank.
o'clock. The Seder service will be
Efforts of Non•N•zis.
plea of help for German Jews in April, in the year 1933, join with
conducted by the rabbis of the
need. Leaders of the nation's other foromos of our c iv ilization in
It apptuirs also that strenuous efforts were nude by the non-Nazi nwmbers of the Cabinet to
Temple and the choral eheoir, under
communities will be urged to in- raising our voices in solemn pro-
the direction of George Calveini. A
tensify their efforts in order to test against the furtherance of the compel a complete abandonment of the boycott and that these efforts were reinforced by the repre-
repast appropriate to the occasion But Outrages Against Jews in Germany Cry to the Heavens make sufficient funds available to Nazi terrorism in Germany."
sentutions of some of the greatest German industrialists, including Krupps and Siemens'. It was only
'fin deference to the Nazi argument
will be scrod by the Temple Sis.
meet the exigencies of the new
and Demand That an Outraged World Should
Oddfellows Protest.
I that complete abandonment would
terhoed. In keeping with thv times,
disaster,
it
was
decided
at
the
of
the
, .
Palestine Lodge No, 5.12
Resentment
and
Condemnation.
Express
Its
he tow much of a strain on the disci-
the price has locen lowered this
on000qing, which teas attended by Ord, of Ooldfoollows, at a meeting
Aline of the Nazi troops and might
year.
750 members of the commit- on 11areli 30, adapted it set of reso-
By PHILIP SLOMOV1TZ
proluce wide-spread violence, that
Reservations should lw telephon-
to.o• and (others who have partici- lutions protesting against the Ger•
the inajoority of the cabinet agreed
ed to the Temple secretary, Madison
.o.do •ol in its work on the past. Cities man air,,,.;,;,.,.
They tell at not to protest!
to the One-day boycott, but with '
so hien have not yet organized cam -
SW, without delay, as the num-
Collie: of these resolutions were
i o r o t t ss u tni , p , d i Ia t on that it would not
Jewish
organizations
and
,
ley
request
or
suggestion,
Whether
it
is
' ber of places is limited.
:t ools in behalf of the Joint Dis- sent too Secretary of State Hull, Conductor of New York Philharmonic Symphony Society
leaders in Germany telegraphed and telephoned to the Jews in this is 'ibutieen Committee will be urged •••Iionatoors Couzens and Vandenberg.
Rabbi Levy at Sh•arey Zedek.
Urged
by
Gabrilowitach
To
Stay
Away
From
'
There
is also strong reason for
I do so, in view of the enter - Coongressnien Dingell, Weidman,
Through the co-operation of the. country and in England urging that the protest movement be stopped,
the belief that Prealebot Paul von
Germany in Disapproval of Brutal Regime.
It in natural that these requests should have bewildered Jews g eney, and other cities will be. Suoloowski, McLeod.
Rabbinical Assembly of the Jew-
Hindenburg
threw his weight on
-keel to increase the amount of
Y. W. H. A. Council Protests.
ish Theological Seminary, Rabbi as well as mon,lews who began to question the veracity of reports
abandonment Of
the sit d te of
true Germany and who fur a time believed that the protest move- t heir contributions.
The Young Woollens Hebrew As-
Eleven musicians tel world fame, tions are n ot loused on your in- .
Fleur Levi of Montclair,
prep
The most that ran he done to Sin:intern Illease Council went on headed
has ..n secured tee serve as visit- m •nt may actually damage the position of the German Jews.
y Arturo Toscanini, structions,' whereas in reality . I
a'n'.'wewrsasle'f'Ictno bun by the
Mg rabbi of Congregation Shitarey
a thoroughly ceonvinced that Hit- Enabling Act which created a cabi-
( hancellor H itler of , m
bld t
How misleading, however, these reports and doubts ;Actually a id the Jews of Germany at this (award protesting against the Ger-
r. Wise told the meeting. man outra ees laek Rosenthal, (Ai- cabled
1edek during Pannover.
Germany Saturday in protest ler is personally responsible for net dictatorship.
were is proven by the (original Nazi platform and by events which t low, D
Raloloi Levi is a recent graduate followed subsequent to the protest movement throughout the world. 1 s too amel iorate th e arc k ips o , tor of "1"s Owl, writes in a state- aga inst the persecution of their 1 all that is going on in Germany
Questi on Before fugue,
tithe Jewish Theological Semis Nui leaders, particularly Wilhelm Hermann ,Goering, whose terrorism It lie German-Jewish population. Ile. s ^nt to the editor of The Detroit colleagues in that country for let the. present time. I also want :
Emote Warsaw comes the news
leaded for wholehearted co-oper-' Jewish Chronicle:
try and received his lay training' borders on perversion. maintained that the boycott enforced last
political ill' religious reasons. Mr. to make it clear that I one not in than it is likely that the Polish
lion and ansistance in efforts tli- '
it the University of Toronto, in
"The members and aswociate Toscanini's name headed the list' the least bit afraid to add my 'lg.' government will raise the question
What a lie! Some time before : a
Saturday was a retaliatory measure.
members of the Young Wwli ' n's of signers at his OW11 request.
his native city.
l nature."
- of the erne cution of Jews in Ger-
the final Nazi victory of March 4, the Ilitlerites already heralded a : r ected to this end.
Over 200 who attended the Hebrew Association, through their
Because of the multiplicity of ser- ,
many before the League of Nations,
The Letter to Tosainini,
plan for the economic destruction of the Jewish element in Germany.
It. Hint; learned that Mr. Tos-
vices during Passover, it is stated I
neetin g answered the call of house council, have gorse tin record
organs,
in
an
article'
I
During the boycott on Saturda y,
Nazi
'
The l'oelkischer Beobachter, one of the
earn. canal( is conse 1 ering
a wi ''thd • Iowa I '
Mr. Gabrilowitsch also revealed
that there Will be no services ton explaining what the Nazi party planned to accomplish, foretold in . I lo) !ley D. Sieber, chairman of protesting against Hitler s
t
conduct
the
that
he
had
sent
a
leer
directly
•
Jewish
shops were picketed by 30,-
ton
no.
0,
o
e.
letter
f
his
s
•
t
•
Friday night, April 1.1. The speak-
he New York city appeal, for paign against the Jews (of Ger.rom
000
Nazis. Jewish shops were
advance what Ilitlerites were determined to do. Said the Bee,bachter: t
reu
Wagnerian fo•stivoi
l at Bnith,
adunteer workers to assist his mat,
er on.April 7, will lee Rabbi Elise
posted up with warning signs noti-
o
ete
"This is no mere idle gesture Germany, this ,unlint r.
"The great war against Jewish domination will begin in
Cherry of Congregation Anshe
•ooinitoittee in its local drive for
fying the population that they were
on the part of the young men and been under pressure from other
Germany . .
}meth of Youngstown, 0.'
ands.
,newish-owned. One of the warn-
f .lames N. Rosenberg. vice-chair- women of Detroit's "V," but the ex- leaders in the world of music to
Hebrew School Stages Play.
"The population will have to be divided into Germans on
ings
read:
"Germans, Defend
min of the Joint Distribution pression of their kinship with their take such atotion us a protest
A oont•0e0 play entitled "The'
the one hand, and residents of the country on the other, and
Yourso•lven Against Jewish Propa-
'oommittee, presided at the meet- fellow' Jews in Germany, who are ; against Ilitleorism.
Thiml Soler" will he presented by'
we shall enforce in regard to them the communal laws of
ganda of Atrocities by Not Buying
Judgenow suffering at the hands of an The cablegram to Ilitloor was
the pupils of the Tuxedo branch,
Other speakers were Judge
From Jews."
medieval legislation.
lo ring Lehman of the Nets look organized rabble, insults and in- sent through the office oflit.rthold
Wednesday evening, April 1•, at S
The boycott of professionals, es-
"In internal affairs, the Jews must obviously hold inferior
St:tte
Court
of
Appeals;
Dr.
Wal- dignities, in a country, that sties Neuvr, vice-president of the Knabe I
o'clock. in the auditorium of the
pecially doctors and lawyers, con-
rank
in
matters
of
citizenship
and
social
position."
•
w , e ar several once thought too let a seat of learn- Piano Company, 5S4 Fifth avenue,
yhoaa B ran
B'nai Moshe Synagogue., Lawton , .
and of 2,000 Jewish law-
Lyman
ruthless program of economic discrimination was planned long t
ing and culture.
New York. It was proposed by'
and Dexter. Over 40 children Will
ye., only 35 have been permitted
ye.ars European Director of
"We feel that our voice though Artur Boodanzky.
participate in this unique play in advance of the boycott of April 1, but to the naive in the world
be practice lotw.
kinerican Relief Administratioon:
which depicts in all details the it was to mean merely retaliation! •
d to Hitler.
Jewish boxers and referees have
Cyrus Adler, president of the small should by no means be still
Cable Add
But the world is not to tee fooled. Even the most conservative
to the swelling
Seder In its traditional form. It
been banned by the German Boxing
, 11r. Neuer said that Mr. Bonbon-
A IlleriCanslovish Committee, an•1 and Mica aeld•el
is proxoloal by a sketch showing the elements recognized in Germany's cruelties a reversion to the darkest former Justice Joseph M. Pro , - sound of indignation from Jews
' van.. ice lam on March '22 and
prate of the world, might
in all pa
activity in the home preparatory periods in history. Anil the decent and just among the peoples of kaoloor.
Refugee. Seek Haven.
better to the
as ke d that he draft a letter
world are crying oust in protest. The New York 'rinses, eon-
cause the dictator of Germanv's outstanding musical artists en this
ta the Seder.
In the meantime refugees are
people 10 litinder Dyer the sik•Foin
A intisical program supervised ' neryative as it is ever careful not to exaggerate or to be too hasty
seeking
havens of escape. German
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
country inviting them too sign a
or lack ofwisdom tit his decision to
as the
one point. out that "the very stones would
and iorrangeol by Zussmain Caplan, iopinions,w
Jews are crowding into Denmark,
one
doe opinions,
Jew ,t'ub'e to protest against the Hit-
and
BALANCES ITS BUDGET
second violinist of the Detroit Sym- cry out" if others were to keep silent in the face of cruelties and
some
Jews
managed to smuggle
of
Irrite luir.ditillt
German still.
phony orchestra, will be one of the injustice. 'floe New fork Tinws editorial of 'March 29, under the
into Belgium and many are seek-
EltiVen
of reprisals 0011100:er: and
and Elects Jacob Solis-Cohen, Jr•, To
S threats
hould
have
a
wide
audience
itlt
'
"II
teatoin o of the evening. Monica'
s
ing refuge in America and other
"The Larger Question,"
artists immediately responded too
Succeed Simon Miller
rempo.sitions front Mendelsohn and I we quote it far this purpose:
letter and yestiorday
Mr,
(Turn to Page Five.)
as President.
Twhaileowsky will be rendered and
The Minister of the Interior Dr,
THE LARGER QUESTION
the foolloowing cable woo sent:
the following will partioloate: Zuss-
William Erick, announced that a
The German Nationalists are forcing the world to see some-
A . d olf Hitler,
The Jewish Publication r-
man Caplan, first violin; Ben K mot,
law would be promulgated provid-
thing more than a "Jewish question" in the Reich. By their
second vioolinist; Jaeob •lkinel,
ing that all officials must be Of
oof America, at its forty-el.:I.
methods and manifestos they are taking the matter out of the
mull meeting held in Phil:Meld
Teutonic blinal. 110 Ins° announ-
viola: col Lcih, cello.
realm of narrow race hatred and making it appear one of hu-
on !Starch 20, revealed its tinano
On the same evening, at the Oak-
The undersigned artists who
ced the rules governing the con-
manity and civilization itself. The proposal is not to deprive
ability, despite the olepreosioon.
live; and execute their art, in
land I mench, a parent and teacher
Cantor .1 livid, Silniilikiir ■ if 1 .d.-
duet of the boycott, should it be
600,000 people in Germany of their lives, but only of their
found tit:el:Seery to resume it. These
gathering will take place in the
I extend its work in the polo:.
eregationi Shoo:trey Zeilek sod i:-
,
the U n ited States of America,
livelihood.
"You
take
away
my
life
who
take
away
the
means
::.
,
of
lawks
for
the
continue
,
audited of the Ahavittli Achim.
'
-.Int at Passover program of n: : - ::
feel the moral obligation to ap-
oreover, a sweeping con-
(Turn tee Page Four)
m
•
by which I live." There is to be,
-
the year ItiT2 the society
a
Synagogue. It is booing arranged by
the
Jewish
RodinFoorum
Sun
•.n
peal
to
your
excellency
to
put
tarvation;
,
demnation of children to ignorance as well as to s
that its budget had been
the staff of the Oakland Talmud
day. April Ii, at 2:30 p. ni., neee
stop to the persecutions of the,
OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH
the doors of opportunity are to be slammed in the faces of ambi-
and that it was able to • o
Cantor Sonen-
:-1 ation W.111K.
colleagues in Germany, for po-
eriesof medieval restrictions
o
(Tern to Page Five.)
its program uninterrupto oil;
tious and talented youth; a whole s
We
litical or religious reasons.
' 1°.
tee Mr. Toscanini urging him to
klar will interpret '''''" of ions
and oppressions are to be revived. To crown all, if humane
ing this year it published o •
b eg you to consider that the or-
sell-known synagogue select
lend his Millie to the protest.
sin ovrs the world is essi.
citizens of other countries venture to raise their voices against
the books for its member I ,•
and will he accompanied by Della
list
"All those protests will re- •
advanced rapidly' tho• oPoildo •
den, conci.rt pianist.
what seem to them barbarous m easures, striking down the Moo-
ated for his talent alone and
mated
main without any a ppreciable
•
of
numerous
scientific
Temple
Beth
•
cent along with the guilty, the victims are to be held as "hostages"
Rabbi Loon Frani oof
not for his national or religious
results,"
he wrote. "They will
overnments take steps to silence the expression
parta•uhtrly those in 1:
1.1 will be feat te ed 011 Out same , convictions.
until foreign g
not impress the German rulers
entiments. The whole program, which
brary of Jewish ela-••• . ••
program in an address ono the noel.
Anti - Semitic Organization
of generous and liberal s
We
are
convinced
that
such
nor tier German n•tion. There
which will be publi,11..i
o I - 11 Version e,f the Four Questioes
the Nazis announce will be put into execution next Saturday,
Suppressed; Aimed To
persecutions as take place in
is only one man who could pro-
current year,
uch extremes not only of cruelty but unreason
children during the
,,sked by'J
is marked by s
Germany •t present are not
That is you,
test effectively.
Provoke Excesses.
At this meeting tho
•- , t de, eoeneony.
that it seems incredible. It is hard to believe that the moderate
Will Discuss "Role of the
instructions, and
r
based
on
you
Maestro
Arturo
Tr...Mot.
.1. -• ph Kurland will p
men in the new German Government can sanction it They must
(Turn to l'ageFive.!
that it cannot possibly he your
Jew in Soviet Russia"
t II: , thy
"Two years ago 11931/ when
I./ T. :1
r•

Annual Congregation Seder
of Temple Beth El on
Tuesday.

Voted at Special Meet-
ing in New York.

They Tell Us Not To Protest!

musicians' Protest to Hitler is
Headed by Arturo Toscanini

317,e1G1
CANTOR SONENKLAR
ON RADIO SUNDAY y`orur"1.Z.nc;:

POLAND COMBATS
ATTACK ON JEWS

M. GEORGE LEIKIN
10 ADDRESS PISGAH

on April 18.

'Th.

Bol e of the slew in sou et

Ruosuo' will be the suloject of the
address tee he delivered on Tem- .
day o•. Mug. April atthe. Mnr-
eth
Auolitoorium, by Dr. G.
Iglkin, under the auspices od I' ,
rah Lo dge of Ilinai Writh. .
le Lakin was formerly ef. Ii• - •

'tut .1 las at the Unist.r-:1, .t

Kazan, Bassin, and was eh' 'f Ind-
ia of the Volga Region. Ile ss- 11.••
'Oral advisor of the first led......,
Revolut,r, of the Kerensky sewer,
mend
fir. do Ain is famous as the au- •
BEI' . r the democratic constitt:ll"^
of the Koomonsky Revolution. P
"ob .1. his intimate asses Wiwi
:t` I'.• , :nsky's Menshevik govero-
""' C •
.is permuted by the Doi

.1 . Ithorities when thuy calm'

mai m spent long periods in
Iungeons and was one tin-

-glen, ref death. 11 , m-
.• a personal acquaintn , •

. (oral instances an cati-
• eol of leading figures (f
.. government. Ile taught
them law, and Wii , Ito I i
onipanion in Switzer'aeo!
, 2try, where he I, t A rt .1

r summer college ••••••••• "•‘
''' -
:' ' • t . they came as 1, 1111.: -•
....
tliar's government.

ii.b°!• for this lecture may be
*lined froom Aaron Rosenberg.
of the intellectual ad-
"on
711
rm.nt coommittee of Pisgah
1
a •L"'• 1115 First National Bank I
l g. Cadillac 5600; from Ben '
p2li o d.11
J 1,01 4rnan, 2166 West Philadel•
i Garfield 0736-W as well as,
na,
ft' gllernbers of thelodge.

•

'

be inclined to repudiate it. So most he the mass of the educated
ontrary, we shall
German people. Until forced to admit the c
hope that the "ultimate approval" which the Nazis confess has
not yet been given to them will never be forthcoming.
The thing has already gone far beyond an attack upon a
single race or religion. No appeal to age-long prejudice will
suffice in a case like the present. Fundamental issues of humane
and civilized government have pushed into the background the
claims and charges with which the ferocious agitation in Ger-
many started. Feeling, have been roused which transcend politi-
a re
cal boundaries or definitions of race. No matter what people
called, or what religion they profess, the modern world cannot
sit by in silence when they are singled out for exceptional punish-
ment in the mass. Germans ought not to forget the outcry of
the modern world over the Turkish massacres in Bulgaria years
uff eeeee and outlaws had
ago. Sympathy and aid for Armenian s
i
r ligious belefs.
nothing to do w ith their descent or language re
ght of helpless human beings in the habitat ons
They were thou
nough.
It
is
enough
today.
of cruelty, and that was e
One thing the German Government may set down for err-
ons to he dumb
annot compel citizens of other nati
lain. It c
onsider an outrage
upon the fir
tr
in the presence
of what they c
en
professions and ideals of modern St... If they kept silent, the
m a y think it pos
ut.
Chancellor
Hitler
o
very s tones would cry
ut
uppre. within Germany everything he does not like, b
sihle to s
outside Germany his edicts will not run. He cannot suppress the
deep and humane instincts of civilized men •nd wmen. They
political a ctivities o f Jews
may hold one view or another of the
in ermany. hut they are bound to protest ag•inst the proscrip-
Germany.
tion of an entire element of the German population, confound•
itizens with possible C o mmunists,
ing peaceful and industrious c
ruthless denial
and children in • kind of
and co ndemning women
s ex.
of humanember and liberties which spares neither age nor
M
nbelie•able.
If
cheme of wholesale oppression is u
The Nazi s
w ill d o tn .,. harm
attempted it will pro. to be unworkable, It.
to those who set shout executing it than it possibly c. to those
d Jrive to exile or death. Sensible Germans
whom they woo e
e nlightened
are proposing to make lr'n
I
it
must see
The thing seems such a
p e ople lurch hack into the Dark Ages.
nachronism that every friend of the German people,
frightful a
ualities which they ha•e often shown,
every admirer of the high q
must cling to the hope that some way out of the horrible mess

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At Temple Beth El Sundae .
Dr. Leikin To Address
Men's Club April 19.

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"Put My Name at Top of List."
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FRANKLIN'S SECOND
TALK ON GERMANY

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desire to damage the high cul-
tarot esteem Germany, until
now, has been enjoying in the
f eyes of the whole civilized world.
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Hoping that our •ppeal in Ite•
half of our c olleagues will not
be a llowed to pass u nheard, we

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hive my nano. at the h: and of :h..
h Th.. , stilt-erasers of this toes-age."
Mr. Seiler aloe re, enli•l thil'
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ace
a
Z. d o k g h Mr. G abrilowit, h wrote; "I
...•er tl, ilea of
1 , ot, liar. not enchanted
.t hard time whir. ssing a• 'your t•welleney • a
•
Pythias Hall. man for when I have not the
organization-slightest re-pc. t. neither th I

you left Itaireuth in disgust and
anger you were r eported in a
newspaper interview as having
d yourself eery sharply
rap
against Ilitlerism. 1 his year
(10331 you are returning to
li•ireuth when Ilitleristn us at
the climax of its triumph Do
you not think that this must
be i n terpreted by the whole
world asan e xpression of your
approval of Ilttlerism7
regard
"Itis a mistake to regard
an
merely
That,
of
Jewish movement
course. is only ene side of it.
force
is a mental
littlerlsto
against liberty. It is the worse
side of Faacnm. the outrageous
insults to wIfich you one sub•
jected in Bologna two years ago
are an evamply of that a ttitude•
"When the Bologna incident
happened. the muse tans of the
whole world exp d their in
dignation and their sympath•
for you. At that time, Kousse•
vorky refused to direct a con•
cert at Scala lhcater in
Klan. That was his courageous
protest. Will you. Maestro, not
protest in to 1st the in-
sults to which latch c olleagues
of yours as Walter and Busch
have liven s ubjected
"Perhaps you will say that
B•irenth is not responsible for
Hitler. Maestro, it is well known
that Baireuth is one of the cen-
ters of extreme German nation-

money-rais- I think it quite truthful to say 'We
hase further plans for
to
, mg activities. . are convinced that such persecu -I (Turn

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incite
a sal hatred.
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fugitive German-
.oirn.ttim:
.1. w. :Ind thus adding to the eco-
n,00 2: competitor.. "The battle
for bread between Jews and non-

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