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VOL. XXXV. NO. 15

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1933

AMERICAN EFFORTS Prominent Detroit German Outlines
CITIZENSHIP LOST
FOR NAZI BOYCOTT
His Views on Situation in Germany BY 33 OUTSTANDING
MOMENTUM
GAINING
FOES OF HITLERISM
_ __

Germany;" Calls Condition Greater Tragedy
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National Conference To Be
for Germany Than for the Jews.
Feuchtwanger Is Among the
Held Sept. 10 To Start
Proscribed Germans
It is natural for Jews at this fifth. to inquire regarding
Movement.
Thus Affected.
--
the attitude of German-Americans toward the actions of
--
BERNARD STONE HERE the H
Hitler regime in Gerany.
m
AMBASSADORS IGNORE
TO INTEREST LEADERS
German societies throughout the country have con- NUREMBERG NAZI FETE

deinned flitlerisrn and ha \ e distiviiwed any association
Readers Continue Discus- Willi
with 1
the :it'll-Semitic policies of the new government ill
sion; Keene for Boycott,
iteciiiiiiiy. such iietoie l c , i
,k,„, byti,,,,,, in .. i n D e t o oot, St.ring.
task,
Pregerson Opposed.
held. N. .I., Syr:oar-1•, N. Y . stdo.tlier coonmunities.

l'unctions of Fresh
Air Camp in 1933

Capacity Basis.

of this conference which i.being

convened by the Am e r i t'an League
J
for the Defense ,oess
i., 11 Right-.

Illo.•
..t. t I, tine t 1.a-01'n citron ,
',, H ,, /,'Il upon Si tilt !VW i't .
I.[:, : I Iii' ,atily has la'''''
..f w ii.; f.. , tiontimerahl, re,.

Mr. Stone .•tineeeded in interesting
number of Detroiter,. w h o plan

Plans Supplementary Ser-
vices; Religious School

to attend the eitidereoc,
Sept. 9.
and to Reopens
Mr. Selioni,',

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head the most•ti•nt

Chronicle in the meantime
meantimeare

continuing their di-col-don lit the
buyelltt. to - tiolt.
week' ,
The
herdic , to

include

auo - -tioolitiaire

an attack trod] the opponents of

the boycott Illtivettlent by Santlittl
B. Keene. Aaron Pregerson op.
pose,
e. the boycott and em phasiz e-
the need for a r•built Palestine.
In a PottlItIllnivallun
the ell-

dor. Dr. W. E. Iterkow- itz of thri2
Womlward Donne urges an effort
to aid the Jewish PhYslcians It
thrinany•

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Isar' II intelhoch,

he

JAFT 1
nt.

h

-dent of

; Diary of

:\Iiirdt•t• of Zionist Labor Leader. .

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k ol ' •• , oUrSe of the examin.
&hen the niosecutiiin read to the
passages from Achinu.ir's
diary, letters and notes purporting
to hav e
some hearing on the mur-
der of Arlosoroff and attempting to
luttify political murder in general.
„one of the notes in Achimeirtt
' 11 7 n•ad to the court allegedly
?rates : "On
v in Petitch
Tikva, there was held a meeting of
the Revnooni,t Council. Group A
favored murder, but IVeinshall pro.
to postpone the resolution
until aft , 1
the Zionist Congress. He

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Lip hi,

-ell, the Hervey, interpreter for the

rmininal in‘estigation department
of the Palt•stine polloe
the

ttyPerpts /rum

d,•.,tiat.tion by

iii.•

1 , 111.
Ile d•nnunced ;Fe Hitleriti-c
a. "fiends in human form.”
Mr. Untennyer, appealing to
Jew and non-Jew alike, said use
h y it
f ti
Id be far
moreeffective
effec
in h elpi ng the
Jews in Germ any than agree•
ant to the terms offered by
i
gov
v to
.
t he
t
ld
Prague.
Thes e terms he de•
scribed as providing for the re.
moval of German Jews to Pal
estine on condition that ma
chinery for Palestine was bought
in Germany and on further con.
dition that the German govern-
ment confiscate the funds of the
Jew, which was not
used to buy German machinery.
The Ii.would defeat it. pill"-

i,„
r

and

Chancellor IN
lot', regime, N1 r. Unterinyer said.

svutibl ...t1IWItliZt.

the rourt.

RABBI JACOB UNGER
HERE FOR YESHIVA

three defendant,

Revisionists

Explain Testimony.

. 1 Elll . SALEM

i.1. T. AA - In

a statement denying the import

of

testimony introduced last Friday'
by the pnetecution at the hearing

Will Appeal in Synagogues During
Holy Day, for Isaac Elchanan
Theological Seminary.

Rabbi ja„.„Ii yucca it
of the three Revisionists acsus•d of ).„ r k . graduate
Rabbi
of the
the murder of Dr. Chaim Arloosior-' K oo k' s Yeshiva o f Palestine and
. Revisionist headquarter, in of the Ida,. Elchanan Theological

P ;'• h'n•, declared that no Items. Seminary ref New York. i. in De-
,• • • r meeting h ad ever trait for a month'. •
the in-
!•
at Ptdach Tikva, that no t•r•sts of the :Sir ,
,hivo
'oath 11 ■■ 1 meeting had
Los
•
, and the Yeshiva r
• idic act. and
•
,
•
etc'
Rabbi Id.
During his visit
m. • — •• on the mur- gear
aft whor hi- people-al teas rejtat- that
will solicit 'r, , t,t Anal, rind
,
der.
the
•
'
groups for the vennai
o
y, and mill
osrainq
sulwtanttat
•
ur SI'
Sne•k s of "Great Victory...
The
a.m. , . local synaeoguee.
.nuacts
,l
of
congregation,
who
pre
,
itlents
hi." ' on:
. Another note reads, "Saturday note
• • an ru-
, in r•garo to wt.:.
have received advance word trim
. .yelling a party WAS held at the
pre Par
hous
a N„. York „rattling Rabbi Un-
" I 4 -'" Ida for
aaq' ted smut
e ‘rhimeir on the occasion proo,
ann,
le in Chan ,
e r r , not , a: Well as other syna-
of the 'groat victory.'" Great
vie- Reonstomst newspaper.
1 '4 7 wa- ',lan a
are urged to lend their
e
i in inverted quotes
...hoe of the 1`.,s1..•
in
Frmterution placed parti••11-
• • I
,t , . and Ilurtnan, co-operation to the .teminary
r e rnpha.i ... 11
it , present cr itical p• -lion.
„ rnan i,t
this fart.
'Theologirai
A thrrd
The 1-aac Elchar
-rag, who were
•
note began "The friend
9f the English, the ' eater of the
polite und er Smninar1'.
rul
brad, .. fell at the hand: o f •:'t:ft
)'•
th
ti .:„tt t
tt , tilits1 that thr
an unknown-
trots'
•• • ..• •• , •
•
fort.
they had been with Arhimmr
4
•
.....”11.1
In still anther passage of the night after the murder When he 11.. ■ 0....
e land wh , .
ar f •,..!brtnert discusses the differ- made the note-, on the rant e d rs fro,. eiery par ,.
•.-I Hebrew
litlea rPa "n political and non.po. about the murder of Arlosororf that art• receiving a •
crimes, stating that political t were spreading all over Palestine. land secular eduratmr.

raith°

rut

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!egret ill Ibis
he fact that
forced to It

it I

United Hebrew Schools
Will Reopen Wednesday

extent 01 it original put.
foi ‘,111,•li it was tip-

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The l'ho•ui Belo ••it S•
will reopen \V1 1 11111 , 11:1y.

Ir aid : [hi, city. The
1,
do pl.,. the fart that 10

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Itegistrittion of nett'

pupil ,
will begin immediately, and
',lent, who i ■ i..11 to re..ii , ter
their children should
stithout delay.

:int!

ever venire m

' i..- '"" it h"'"--
. "'Ilti"I'
/my .
for it ' to
liecom e a "I'd'

Tile 11.4 did y., n-r,•ol Ion in Iln.l2. alai legtilar
III l'r1il .. Al -
I' ' - l'1 ' •o' 1 1 I'" week PerlIN I have
r r ' '1 I . hi I'
the existing individ-

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Lib-

• body, which repreeents Jewry
' connection with Palestine in

themandatory !tower,

I etlura's Assassin Addresses "N 'N '" "
sd ialaiat i
Detroit Audiences on

Brief Visit Here.

in ces offered by the camp can
No•w•oll D. 11:0,11. ,,,1:,,,,, S,,..
lie doubly appreciated if it be
the Nazis.
1..1,„ y of IV., and Hoorinrin of the
List of the Proscribed.
remembered that these conifor-
la.I•I
loololizocioon
for
Human
1, ,,, 11 , 'I•
ry list of t h e pro.colted fel -
table dormitories with their con,
wi will lie th e dud speaker
Nil,,
, I plete modern plumbin g conven - :it the fifteenth anniversary din-
iences,
telephones, etc., and
Georg Bernhard, internationally
or of the Detroit Community
the
extensive grounds equip-
famous editor of the Yes:than , Z e i.
Fund to he held at the Hotel Stats
ped with all recreational facili-
tung.
ler on NIonday evening. Sept. IS.
11, • ii mu th von G e rl a ,h , f or m e r
ties, were meant not for the •
Veteran campaigners of the De-
child w h o wo o d epr i ve d o f none
t‘ta o.d t .. 1 . , ,tt
publisher of the %Yell AM Nlontag
trit11,,,,
,, ,i itsEu,, i1olr a y ,.•i i. t rood „
f\,k.
Ia .v i , ,
of thes e at home. but for those . I ■ tiY
I
and tin outspoken pacifist.
Lutist
who through necessity were at ret•t d of service in every cool-
Philipp Scheidoomann, former

least partially dependent upon paign of the Detroit Commu n it y
Socialist Chancellor of Germany.
It a to fund sine., Will be housed ,it the
who prot•lainied tht• republic. some welfare agency.
l•. e hoped that at some future , gathering.
Men and W01111'11 w ho
Lion Et.uchtwanger, inteinatre ❑
time the camp may return to have ,ervi..1 for live and ten years
ally famous authon .
it.
original
function.
a nil
will lot. cif en recognition as it•ell.
Helmuth Matoh German amt.. o• '
'
serve to its capacity thOse un•
Ask Workers To Report.
equally fionous.
derprivileged who are not for- I
i i ,..,,,. 1 .2. .„, letter. I.,,. t.,..
Otto Lehmann-itussbuebit, men
innate enough to be able to pay
bet, . 1. tbt. League I. ,. II ,,,. ,,,
cent ly been sent ion from t he
for a summer filled with health.
.
Rights,
office, asking work s to , ', -
educational and recreational ac-
rwr! mi their , ervice record-.
Ent...loch Wilhelm Font - •, -
tivities at a tamp with facilities
, urprisingly large number
iled professor and p'ee 'n
those of sorne
of excedlent an tho
as
of 11-year men Mid
the slum . league.
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tile best tatup• of forday.
Kurt Grossman, ix titer . .

Ir.!

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the

111 , introductory remarks,

iii' atoo, to German Jews to
, upport the Jew i-It demand for an

"taming of Palestine'i gates to a
!mg., Jewish immigration.
M.
Castastini
declared
he
I rought the greetings of the
League :mil the Mandates Corn-
nos•ion to the Congress and de-
clared that the international
bodies were watching the work of
th1' congress and the "heroic' .
Zionist at•tivities with deep in-
SIIOLOM SCHWARTZBARD
terest.
,,,„,„, t 1 1„.
What has been done until now
and are
:o ha,e muclered for the relief of the Jews of Ger-

Turn to Pa sn , I riumsItt. EdItoriall

Jewish Committee and Congress are
Critically Viewed by Two Writers

lo

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on!

Benjamin Stolberg Analyze Reaction
: lovetnent by the Two Important
American
N10% timents.

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internal dissension,
- of the article seek to
the components of that

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r.
• 'l nog I hind -. :Mil i

ito•-• the horn in .lure ti
year's niolori,',,,i,

ie ty rolli-

Statement by Baker.

(Turn to l'age Opposite Editorial)

The Only Way In Which To
Greet All Your Friends

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fire the
, •
emulative •• •
drool
to the
• •

shot

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Jewish workent," they write,
mth their families make up
on half of American Jewry.
• I k to an oldfashioned so-
theory, though they are
t and pcyrhology and in
-1 , de of life a part of the
'i,„ . is is Om rest of our

, ..o..ply believes

I '

•heir protest in

o

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dernonstra-
ireiy out organized
,1 • does no think it
cot in behalf of
. ntrades. Unfor-
c force. in Amer-
' v . .em unable
•
hipproval

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well iSatil!outtl! 31i11 ,1

Detroit and throughout the State of
Michigan will read your Greeting if you insert it
ane.ng the

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Wealth and Leadership

In 'terms of Religion.

NEW YEAR GREETINGS

o .sh misses would have
, to march un-
•.. re • , f Ana T it an labor
', once the Amencan
wa, the only or-
..•
wa. willing to
•r
dal for a brief time,
March to the end of
, -trod the congress. But

to be published in Th. Detroit Jewish Chronicle

SEPTEMBER 22

All annotineetnim•- hould hi
to assure proper I. ...I ticat ion
for these notices I- - I.

-r , in earl

Tile charge

Fill out the cii.;; it and mail NOW to

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Do Not Delay, Attend to This at Once

The Detroit Jewish Chronicle:

Il•rev.ith male

rind one dollar for which

you may print my New 1.iar Card in the special New
Year Number of The Ii •roit .1.•%%
rhrono le Sep-
tember 22. 19:13.

Na me

.Address

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE

la, y. Both these
r■ It it ate about 90
it id population,

n of t .
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Your friends in

FRIDAY,

Dr.

Nletzkin 1,,,Inted out that Zionists
consider it the duty of the League

It;
Iliker ttel •

t I.
f„
o pe n

't!".‘;:d,..,

II

Mr. itotheribertz's address fol-
lowed one by Vito Castastini, di-
rector or the Irintlates section of
the League of Nations, who was
Intro d uced to the congress by Dr.
Leo Nlotzkin, presiding officer. In

a t

I

of

""r
r h ; n
dRothenberg
proposed that
the loan he modeled after that
floated by the League of Nation.
for the repatriation of Greek..
Amercian Zionists. he declared,
had reason to believe that the
United States Government would
find means to co-operate in any
practical measures undertaken.

I

lire ,Iii.'

inuni,t Writer.
F:lffivilv tiohlke ,.Ruth Fischer r. ;b
k. .. •l i i ri ' el
fool iner Communist member or tl e ' child!. "

it'ontinued on Page Six. I

II. I
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on'i "Ubbi Samuel

Rothenberg Urge s World Loan.
.kti loierliatientil loan through
the League Of Nations, with the

c( the Zionist Organization

_______
Will Be the Speaker at 15th
Anniversary Dinner of
Community Union.

no,.
•

with

Sh dont Schwartgbard, a...vs, I nations id the %torrid participating,

all Gerilial, in voile who opposed

Kerr. former
critic of the Tag•blatt.
hurt Tuchobtki, plityw rhe. '
author.
loonold Schwarz:child, for.,
publisher 14 the Tagebuch. a Left-
ist magazine.
Alfred hill:. head of the fernier
Republican Complaint Bureau.
Emil Crumbed. Ileidt.lbei r I'? •
versus let•turt•, who ex! , , , o
"Black Rei•hswehr."
\Vilhelin Handl:inn, t ,
Prussian administratoir.
Max Sitters. head of the fr•
thirdent' organization.
Ernst Toiler, well-known Coe,.

and

of I I , •neral Semion Petlui a. loader lti finance the s e ttlement of Ger-
ot I k am ran bands which mope. wits urged

BAKER TO ADDRESS
FUND ON SEPT, 18

tffi l A
' If red

in
all

SELF-DEFENSE AIM it, di...„„g: „itii (B.,. Britain.
OF SCHWARTZBARD ti' „mi •: :1 1:::1
1'.'u' , ',1, 1.:',61. s!A;:ell-ben
.zi..„,,,

mender: of the agen-
cy rite Felix M. Warburg, Dr. Cy-

Will he held
in the afternoon.

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o itie III/1111ter it fortunate vhil-
divn w ho m yew's \sore
'otken to the .turp s tall nu l o n g , i
',eg o s t he few week, of a healthy.
ot• ,1, . ,, onli. hL in On environment

tl.o ■

Minx Is Freed.
the
The prosecution placid
Ile demanded that thi.
-111-1 Or-
At
•, one point in the pror,mulings gani tion rut
'tan , ' Moshe rotten, a stung work -
IT
.at ions
er Arcum.
„ eninnor produced a enpy tit 1'n:17A w adi 'B er li n.
accused of theft. Ile hail been A
plactsl in the sauna cell With Roo. ft team, extremist Revisionist news-
, Mr.
its-
published after the murder.
t•nlilatt and pretend e d to IN. a lie -
of
, isionist. Ile testified that ht. had of Dr. Arlo.oroff, mourning for the POI to ttlIPtintnts
d i . that the principle ot
,inned
and murdered
man,
0 l i ete , ,i,,•
confidence
1
food..., —1
.
an had the moral
that the latter had admitted to Illo.thation
dated June In, In
the denEtt"s"Yelt.
I • •
s't \
I
him: "I shot Arlosoroff for politi• , wailer
cal reason , . StaVsky was minnected very day of the murder, latterly adopting nu
•a.o. :•
'nous-
king David lien.(lurion, leadt•r NIr.
with the murder but not )lint. Had :chase
tio•.H • • he BM..
Palestinian workers, and Dr. try and trade
Arlosarott, widow known that I
Eagle.
am the murderer, she trotddn't have Arits.orttlY, Who had just returned
I
)hire
than
1
ihomi Jews of
fount
Ctertnati'.
locked straight into my cp...."
Yehutla Mine, Ithyear.old anon- Northeastern Ohio, 1Vestern Penn.
Adjourned Until Sept. 15. lwr of the Itrith Trumpeldor, lie- sylvania and %V•st Virginia as
While Cohen was testifying Ito- visionist youth organization. was sendiled to hear Mr. Unterniyer.
.01 blatt and Staysk• rose from freed following a sensational and who was welt•orned by a commit-
their 1,!, - oi the dock and shouted unexpected atmounvenient the tee Of prominent Jew- :old an
t ress crying that he
sit
that new evidence
Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
In his posr
se..tion had deeided him f
Ctihen's to withdraw the charges againsr
•, nelusion
court was adjourned Minz. Ile left the enurtroom of
ter shaking hand, w•Ith the other

court

t

Declares an Effective Boy- iv rib. and pacifists.
For :mine time ll, ,1'1 , 1 :,1 . '' ` h ' '' l '''''. '' n"w Incall1
cott Can Upset Regime
rho Nazi regime has been threaten-
tii:z to take away the citizenship of
The advantage s and conven-
Within a Year.

Held Tit Ine t iniintite Hint in

examinations 01
Ali 1 I
Abraham Sta,d
an
1,•-oriblatt, the three It
impee.st ,streinists ehargml With
the murder of Arlie:mod%

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The list o f pr oslred
eri Germans ,u,",.1,,l,''''.,nll'' 1 ''' ''', 141 und"IPIIYI-
irti.,,v,i . child
at taken into thc . I : 111111
displeased the Nazis in- •
num d ber
IllitlittlorivIlogeol
"t
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1. T. A .) -n
- A alleged •crone , arr for the ac eused and their
Zst Itusellblatt That frien d. po.11iSe act..
, ,
,

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till`

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chid, Socialists, ceituounists.

(Tun tii Page Opposite Editerial)

Shout /lino Itiossit as a

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The delay i answering your
letter of August 11 was due to
my fear that in replying I alight
only aggravate what is already
a
tense
situation.
However,
your letter merit s a reply.
Of course, all Americans of
Clerman extraction are not anti--
Jewish.
Personally. I have no
race prejudice, and hop e I shall
never have. I hope to live amt.
cably with my feflow man, re•

Witness Declares Zvi Rosenblatt
Confessed I-le Murdered Arlosoroff w the or

I Ole of Dult.nii:Ints

tte l e

lier r Ein.tein.

many's balance

body
that I he present structure of the Jewish Agency for Palestine
r o ' olaolt:imml confront,
the eight cent h Vorld Zionist Congre s s,
1)1., 1',Iiinalill is not itt!,ffili ng the congress. but is at
;t resort in Cz echoslovakia.

,

I'.oliniT, or poor guidance and I
The Zionist leader expressmi determination. it was learned, not to
accept the presidency unless
‘.1..0111, as have been the Pati.e. Il• is given atoll, its to 11.111Inatt. the i . XeCliliV• body and
unless the congre s s agrees to maintain the
1 - ,;.: 1 4 1 t \ p11. , , II in entIlinction I
present arrangement if t hi. Jewi,11 Agency, compostal half of Zioni,t, and half of non-Zionists.
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Every fiction reprevented at the congress demanded that the non-Zionist represientation of the
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Dear Mr. Slornovita:

svlie wish L,

The ilishetence of Dr. Chaim 1Veiztuanti, former president
Organizvtion, that he he empowered 10 name the executive

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Bei nhard Wei-,
no • cont lit the name

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I.I. T. .1. I

ri.,11 Air
delegation
legatioll rrnitillW.1 . 11 tlI I l at Id Iil'Il-t tlIr11111 ,l111.1 Ur. ,Inset
a ced on Blaine lake t „,.
Sprinzak, representing the
o iLaotrite
b
party, the Inive‘t fact 1., in •' he i'minre,, returned arter sin-ii, , ,,,sfiit
1 Mti, are not eausmi be tile
neVotilitioliS aimed at Dr,
el , ettrtia , t, fa‘dian„.
„„r „r-. Weizniann'..• tomptaine of the ie.. - tdency.

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and verified.
Exannne the fact,. reeommended for menilmr.dip
In the first quarter of l912, Get
froend, nad aoquaintance, with at.
r

:'dr2. nil

:,,m iii-app.,mmmym m

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follow , '

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UNTERMYER SEES
END OF HITLERISM am. hay,.

t

i'llAt i I.T.

program, plan- id the ‘Vooldol 'Zionist

, upervinon of a i',111.-
well -trained stair.'

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and a leader among hi, tropic.

interim.
They still utter plati-
nice.
1Vhat sill
tudes.
If
YllUNGSTil \V
'the
the 'Goyim' ,:ay?
It won't be el-
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
downfall of the
regime in
These generalities are nu',
fictive. The
to 12 month,
. • ..old in its main Germany
within
longer admissible. These objectors; ° ":•• arc . s "at
..."
.„ itt.edieted
unt„..
hue beets side-tracked as the auditorium.
There. i.. therefo re, "
layer in an addre-r
by . here Sun
Sunday
course of events flowed by.
only one it ii • hY
a
at the annual re. unhvi
tai-State
"To have at organized boycottnnu}'gain ad,,t,„.d.n
with lodges of the Order of lidai Ilrith.
Is no longer open for deeiSi011. It the
congregation in the Temple
Mr. U nter'er.
in
made
hi.
pre-
its already all accoplisht•d
m
fact. autotoritini proper, and that is by diction
upon
While the leader , o f •If'w"Y have affiliating himstIf a, a member. „r•
man
the i i ,, y , n ,tt
been debating. the rank and tile Fur this reasim, 11r Ashner states, I g ,i„, s hippi nv and - e l.
nosy
took the bit in their teeth and the month of September
r has al. b r i ne wage d by it. . 11 .1:: •oun-
initiated an augre,ive boycott. si•ay, been a time schen the Tem-t
„,,
r
i es.
This movement may have lacked pi e h„, re ,i ye d „ limy „,•„. „ win .
the name: of recognized leaders lo•...umr peopletaking the
,
•,,., .;
initia- which, he
and the wisdom of their atilt
I, 1. and applying for membership „err, of
. I ves -I. ii_ ;dike
can be reviewed in part as .i. , ..tory nt the Temple

Turn to

,t solely for urn s ,,,th

- :mil daily

.!,. alone would desire, :ill of the orgaloz:Ltion :mil

LION FEUCIITWANGER

-Those Wrtina
oplalJon
nd
to
the boycott apparently are em-
ploying the salone arguments prev-
alent four and tiv• Month: ago.
oblivious of the tremendous
.,patentsill the sit uat ion in the
.,patents

as favor to the axlelit

• t i ■i

'turn to faroEn:lit

S. B. Keene', Statement. II,

Drive on Revisionists Whom Jaffa Evidence Is Believed To Incriminate,

It children

•t I

Under the leader,hip of Moitpn
Mr. Philip Slomoyitz,
Dr. S. Wittenberg is chairman
s , nner, chairman of the member -
Editor, Detroit Jewsh Chronicle,
the Detroit lo'anch tit' the ,hip ronirnittee,
'remple Beth El - 525 Woodward Avenue.
I tra l ! " fm. the IhTea " . " f ' kw ' has begun its annual fall member
Detroit.
Michigan.
gh
ship campaign.

Temple Beth El ha, no .eat hold -
ors, and not even for the high holy

in

an organization
a summer baser
the
. !,-tlythr :. laj);ei ir i.-ih
t t ,: •11 : ii ' ll p

1

of

Th e Boycott Symposium.
Reader' of The Detroit

British and Palestine Governments and the Zionists Deny That a Deal
Has Been
Reached Between Orange Growers and German Industrialists; Laborites
Renew

and more pleasant?

probable that one would lo ,

.,,,,,,ntuni

by The Detroit Jew i-h Chronicle
to mmaws their views, and the
first r e pit' • has cunt,.
vo
front VI eder-
to k A. Schoopp, prominent attorney

letter

Demand That Non-Zionist Representation on Agency Board Should
Be Reduced; Lack of Leadership a Serious Problem,

AGREEMENT REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN REACHED WITH BERLIN IS
CREATING A RIFT BETWEEN FACTIONS AT CONGRESS IN PRAGUE

e a ' activiiie. ;wit the ,-ail

BETH EL CONDUCTS .,..y,
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE „,„„ ,..,,,„, m 1...„.„,, am... asked

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in

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i, ! . ,t, ilillt— -(11jiii,,, Ing

DUI the, quest nn- 21 ,, illiele— pi,..,.. for an.w e r,
Is it possible that all G1111:111 , :ire turning anti-Jewish?
1 he Inovellient to inatieurate an
1
BERLIN.
1.1 T. .Ai
The of-
Cali it be that iio h o pe I- left for our peopl e to gain the support.' li e
anti-Nazi boycott in this country
u,' b..; , di taming the names of
I. gaining' headway, and the Ira- 'Ylttpathy an d ,.„.„p,..,,,t,„ / , 4 th e liberal tments
•le
union
m
the l a group oot i' noun citizens, no
tional effort will Ire launched offi- '
mit•rmans, especially in this coon- I i n ,.,,i,.. 0 h„ ii,.,,,,,,,, dti g ,.. n d i p
daily at a ronferenee to lo , held
in the battle rigainq the bigot- I has lon•ii revoVed mid whose prop
in ..-w York on Sunday, Sept. In.
ry rind oppren encouraged by city wa -
e ' aioli•I'att'd• in .
orderd
B e rnard Ston, welb knon
w so. ,
the Nazis?
'elude. Lion Fnuolit , ,iiirer. Georg
cial worker of New York.
.\ nand" ' "f 'coolers In the ere ,- ' Bernhard, Alf reir Kerr, .V. Apfel
Detroit this week in the interest-
t-
'"

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Labor Delegation Unsuccessful in Its Negotiations With Him; All Factions
Are United

By NADINE LEWIS

Reich Honorary Employees
Will Have To Prove
Their Aryanism.

Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

DR. WEIZMANN FIRM IN REFUSAL TO ACCEPT PRESIDENCY
OF WORLD ZIONIST ORGANIZATION UNLESS HE CAN NAME
EXECUTIVE BODY; INSISTS ON KEEPING JEWISH AGENCY

Becoes
m
a Paid Institution
a nd Is Conducted on

l.h that “
' ,•,o},o.

Per

0.e.

•

thnuso

I.

r,

II .to,1 to
.4 all he

, - on

"Th•• •.,

tilled w :II
a chalIet...

iiildcr

•

is. though

ern the
ti-ts the

o

"
It tonsil , .
: •
..0.1n,.. ■
ally in
1!
, ■ -,111'''.
program, and demi. • ; "ev• !ht.

es--ential s r al

.,
1 . 1

r, o

\'

'

such well
community
agora '
.1- ..ur hospitals. nursing .1. 0, h. II •
group-,
hid rar•
an.t family Ihe 1 , !Min ,
I . o•ett
J, - wish
'b.
w 'It
:•M ie.. and lit our more-than- i
ever necessary tout it and guid-
ance program.,"
The Jewish Workers.
Pr...ent director. of the Detroo•
C on%tenting t.II
profoui ,I.s
Com.routo
nth • ■ were ale.
F
,
tt and outran." .1 .kw
• ,.
f
•
:1
hoard
•
w h o n ...ought to "tyre-. their in.
T.rn to Page 0;• posite Editorial) 4.•gnoition and whos e desires o,te

4

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,f1 lea, ar e

o111 grounds

kground.
• eim racy. They are
They are against
s.ike Inilitart-m. They
v .j.tton to which a
• tan arrt•tt and .`rid
..• t• trial.
They are

It 'A

•. vach

• ommunity are Kt
• •
"No settle,. or,
•.
now in the relrathling of .1re•rlean
cal/eon • , ian thou. offered ht

was catrwil. Mts.4

and Mr. Stolherg be-
. •I • fait that the congress
t.tv.nst the .ttr.•ity own-
. !F' II doni . was in terms
, 0 hie the Jewish mass
no name of
ma.n , ain that

pia., v

I

• • ..

,'hues feel that the
•••• 'represented by

1 LA1•11

Committee to

1 lie "essentially too
• to realize that anti-
-.
m. • v symptom of s,ietal
oo,
thsrefoze, tempera-
mentally , - ohnot tight
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