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LABOR LAUNCHING Jews Must Think Clearly in Present Crisis; Jerusalem Quiet
FEAR EXIT OF GERMANY FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS SEALS
After
Disorders
BOYCOTT CAMPAIGN Genuinely United Front Must Be Formed
DOOM OF REICH'S JEWRY; NAZI'S LEADER, IN DEFIANCE OF
IN U. S., CANADA
ORDERS, RENEWS CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF JEWS IN GERMANY

Hope To Enlist 20,000,000
in Drive Against
German Goods.

A Bewildered People Will Find Difficulty in Solving the Terrific Problems
Facing Us Today; Unity Must Be Achieved at Any Price if the

Spread of Hitlerism to Other Lands Is To Be Checked.

NAZI GROUPS IGNORE
FEDERATION'S STEPS

Text of Address Delivered at
Convention by Presi-
dent Green.

By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

A

FTER EIGIIT MONTHS of the rule of
the Nazi terror in Germany, world
;Jewry appears to remain in a be•il-
dered state. That WP are Still disunited and
are threatened by Jonfusion is to our dis-

MERICAN JEWRY, by virtue of its'

position of greater security, and be-
cause it is numerically the largest
Jewish community in the world, must lead
the way in forcing an united front in Israel.
The American Jewish Committee, the
American Jewish Congress and the 13'nai
lirrith, rather than remaining three distinct
forces in this country, must be compelldd
by the force of public opinion to pool their
energies in the present crisis. But instead
of witnessing the accomplishment of such
unity, we are treated to the formation of
new Jewish groups, like the League for
the Defense of Jewish Rights.
Is it possible that Israel slumbers at a
time when the worst conflagration in all
history is raging?

WASIIIN(rrON. —The executive
council of the American Federa-
tion of Labor took practical steps credit.
to carry to the "trade-union fam-
It W11:4 natural perhaps that we should
ily," now totalling more than 20,-
000,00(1, the appeal of the organ- at first have been dazed by the events in
ization to laiyisdt German goods Germany. Who tumid have dreamed that
and services.
the twentieth century would suddenly he
Meeting to conclude the werk of
the federation's annual convention transplanted to the twelfth, and that all
the count'il began immediate plans the horrors of the middle ages would again
to disseminate information be
visited upon defenseless Jewry?
throughout this country and Can-
But after eight months of trials and
ada regarding the action of the
convention which started the ac- tribulations, the existing utter conftision in
tual boycott.
Jewish ranks is inexcusable. The time has
William Green, president of the
American Federation of Labor, arrived to demand clear thinking and prac-
viewed happenings in Europe as tical action. The longer the delay in arriv-
supporting the convention's judg-
ing at a definite program, the more diffi-
ment Of the Hitler regime in Ger-
LEAR THINKING is demanded, and
cult it will be to carry it into effect.
many.
clear thinking should teach us to know
Federation's Boycott Action.
UCH A DEMAND for speedy relief that we have three major responsibili-
The American Federation of La-
bor convention decided to "join
efforts is not motivated by a defeatist ties, all of equal importance.
with other public-spirited organiza-
spirit. The reverse is true—that all 1. Our first responsibility is to provide
tions" in hdlicially adopting a boy-
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140.1, delay and every failure to mobilize all Jew- relief for the needy in Germany and to
after an impassion.
and SrtI1.!
ish forces for practical efforts in behalf of care for the destitute refugees who tied
President Gren.
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I. , tight the delegates German Jewry and the German-Jewish from Germany. This may not be the proper
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,n a spontaneous out- refugees will breed and engender defeat- time for a review
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our complete relief
1. ,, eal at the concillu- ism and confusion.
lam! c•
obligations; nor should such a task be
s ic,
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in which he ar-
11 n ler government for
It is, after all, incredible, that in spite of undertaken in the limited space at present
ra!gre1
••f trade unionists and
its trnalin ,
existing horrors and aggravated tragedies, available. But it is well that we should
Jews.
neither world Jewry nor American Jewry remember that a half-million Jews in Ger-
:•ut , of the 4,000,000
In
•• the federation, Sir. have as yet united on a common program. many and approximately 75,000 refugees
memb.
Green :• .1 , .,1 the Nazi govern- At no time in our history was there such in countries bordering on Germany are de-
ment f uashing the half -cell-
tury-.TI ,• • an trade union move. a need for unified action. But in spite of Pendent on relief: that the Jewish childr e n
mat, • • .1,ng and jailing its it all, instead of preventing duplication of in Germany ate doomed to degradation
leaders, • .ng its treasuries and efforts, We are adding to the duplicity. and and must be saved. Yet very little has been
placing ' 1 .• entire machinery of the
instead of unity We hate a wider rift.
myor,
n the hands of a tonne r
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Fate of Upper Silesian Jews.
Another immediate effect of the
German withdrawal from
the
Lon g ue will concern the Jews in
Monday Morning Cla•s.
the
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to arcs nimodate students wile sere lion of 1922. Germany was re-
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With
Germany out of
and no longer feeling
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of damp,. not a , !,..' 1 •'
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"FACTS AND FICTIONS”
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felt in Jewish circles generally at
Eel h El, 11r. Leo M. Franklin wil l
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fate of the Upper Silesian
Tank o n the subject "Facts and iii "
The, .lew. at the hands of the Nazis
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mtn prt crit vital pi
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Plight of German Jewish
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K art Peiser, e
secretary M s. Arthur G. Darmstader, Re-
•• .• Jew ish welfare Federation IIII1Ta Ehrinpri•s. Marcia Erman,

la,man of the iniblicity Mrs. A. Emeherg, \frt. \Ides Fin-
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the Detroit Conn sterwald. Mrs. William Fleischman,
Frank, Mrs. laver-
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,,,clobers of the .lewish corn- 011, Ereeliman, Mrs. Ilugo Fre-
are co-operating in many and, co-chairman, division 2; Mrs.
publicity plans for /11.. drive. Fred tiin.burg, chairman, division
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0, inn el It. Glogo.ser, chairman,
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Ephraim Ticktin Honored at
orator SI. , Ian
Jew idi interPretatIng the spirit of the Jew i the institution on Sunday, I). t
Ahrony,
comp,-
Farewell Banquet by
\Ir. Galvani, in open - i cautioned against hastily .1,1., .
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more this composer in , ing the program, briefly explained , s 1 plans for transfer Of
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Ahrony's works. Deviating from , his address he commended the back sire
t, join this movement 1 . !
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.a:',1 oa- presented in which 1 the usual practice of injecting the to the farni movement, but only ,
ucation, among them t. ,
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trticipa...1
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Georg e
Mr. Weisenfeld acted a
to become
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rather ,,...• , •ful tillers o the soil. Oth.
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,.-,g , einincli t pianist. and Stan- than arouse the emotions of t. • . ! , .!,-.,, they at hest ekt. out but a
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directors of Bellefaire, th e I eve - with an adds
a n " I ditional music of
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JEWS AS FARMERS
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A NISTERDAM.-0. T. A.)—The withdrawal of Germany front the League of
Nations is expected to have immediate repercussions on the situation of the Jews in
Germany, which will make it more critical than at any time since Adolf Hitler and his
brown-shirt cohorts seized supreme p ower in the Reich.

BETH EL COLLEG
OPENS 9TH SEASON

to Attitti , ,
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Report of Foreign Policy Association Gives the Lie to the Effort To Whitewash the
Nazis; New York Merchant Who Boycotted German Goods Gets Death
Threat; 47 German Cities Without Jewish Attorneys.

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CONGRESSMAN DICKSTEIN CALLS ON SECRETARY HULL AND FINDS
HIM SYMPATHETIC AND WILLING TO HELP NAZI INVESTIGATION

Not a single shot was -fired by
the police nor was military help
called for. although troops had
An immediate effect will be the complete collapse of whatever moderating influ-
been kept in readiness for im•
ences foreign public (opinion, its expressed especially at Geneva, has had on Nazi Jew-
mediate service. All the police
ish policies. ()Illy the almost unanimous condemnation of the world beyond the Reich
wore steel helmets, but only the
has checked, up to Wort, the complete extinction of Jewish life in Germany and induced
British police were armed. The
local constabules carried stick..
the Nazi leaders to modify their plans.
For Is hours the Palestine gov-
with Germany out of the IA•igue and in a position where she can expect no further favors from
ernment had been feverishly en-
gaged in taking meastIteS to flu.- the powers, foreign disapproval of the Nazi anti-Jewish program, it is pointed out here, will no longer
stal any trouble that "light result arry weight and the Jews of Germany !nay be sacrificed to the virulent anti-Semitism created by 14
from the contemplated demonstra- years of unceasing anti-Jewish propaganda carried on by the National Socialist party.
tion.
New Reichstag Election.
Despite the fact that the Arab
The calling of new Reichstag election, at this time, when the nationalist and chauvinist spirit Is
Executive threat t tned t i , blacklist I
bound to be aroused to its most feverish pitch, constitutes a new element of danger to the Jewish
any of its members who did not population since Nazi propaganda
artlYit II'S. an in t he post, will undoubtedly stir the populace against
tak,• part in the demonstration, the -
rats Jews an the root of all of Ger.
Int &rates among the Arabs, sup- i
many 's evils and ascribe Ger-
porttsd by the Mayor of Jerusaleimi
lE
, many's action
in quitting the
Antwerp's
Cathedral
Itagheb y Nashashibi, took no
League as having been necessi-
Chimes the "Ilatikvali"
part in the demonstration and sent
tated by Jewish manipulations
agents all over Palestine to induce
The gravest fears are
abroad.
the NIoslems incited by the And.
ANTWERP. -- Cl. 1'. .A.1
therefore entertained among Jew-
Executive
come to Jerustdrm
On the occasion Id. Siinclia
ish
lenders
here regarding the fate
.11111 III take Ia. part in the demon-
Torah
the Rejoicing in the
Jews in Germany in the
T rat :MIS.
Law), the A ntw•erp
Has Large Enrollment; De- ..t
the
immediate
future.
Alarm Felt by Jews.
Chimes played the Jewish an
nand Growing for Tem-
The worst misgivings in case
A very strong guard was placed
them "Ilatikvali." The ,
ple Forum Tickets.
;II the Jaffa Gate, as the police had
, of war are felt here for the Jew's
were heard all over Antis', p.
riguially intended to allow the
of Germany. Deprived of the pro.
increasing the festive atm.,- -
-I, !moisators
t r
to proceed by way of
pliere and gratifying the Jew !-!!
College of Jewish section of foreign opinion from
Roth 1:1
King Ilaii.1 SINAI and the Holy
Studies ,qa.ned its ninth season
reputation.
longer expects
S.•pulchrc, but not to allow the me-
11.0111v night with a large which Germany no
et scion to go la•vond the Jaffa Cate.
1 iir Ilin nt. The registrants divided to gain anything, the Jews may
Ills.
Jewish
population
of
.tern-
themselve
e
s quite evenly among easily becom
the victims of the
salem IIrrifilirs more freely. The
the cl:ess,•s in religion, history and hysteria and excitement of war
alarm felt by the Jews especially
Smaller groat'
en -
id'''''''""•
fever and the unleashed anti-
'hose of th e old city among tht.
ro lled for the 1'0111'Stio in Hebrew,
! Arabs, has been dissipated. Hun- ,
Semitic passions stirred up by
1101,1111 1..: i and I. 'oriel service.
'It ■ .d.: who had left their homes to !
There was considerable interest. propagandists. President von Hitt.
t.tk sh Itt! (Lost-1ot ail t t tut n 1
'
,
denburg will no longer he in a
in the new . nurse tilTerol In' tin.
---- -
, lug home.
._,,.,.,, position, as he %V /IA seven months
1 1: ,, , • , I iil 1 i 01 , ,,1
1 1 0,: rhif
r
nh,,,f,ity11,111,,Fitv,11,12.
The acting high commissioner, Record Attendance Expected
ago. to resist }litter's plea for "a
awn,
I Ill it 11811, i , linferred with no.,
at First Rally of the
11,1 Of .111(1/1iS111. " which 1 , II III III ''Ilt of the lung knives" and a
.• • . Inilitary rill 1 air force chiefs
,,,,, H ., ih oh , phil,,,ilphy , , f. I,- „__ faked attempt on Hitler's life--a
New year.
-I raget ii. positions were care-1
German Jews have
ion. Rabbi Cedarliallin will ;his danger
-tudissl. The authorities an- 1
Tuesday evening, Oct. 2.I, will year also conduct t the class in so- had t° fear for months — would
I Mat they were ea :sable of '
e the signal for a nation-wide
.i II ,,, ,,,,, i, ,,,. ,i ,, i ,. ,,inini , f,,,, , , I,,i,
th, ,, i'",:i Z . :iin t ',,','," ,T,i , t ,_. tfl :I t t
. 1 :: 1 11 1 :1 , :.I t i: ,') .:-. "--1 . : - ::.,'-'::.,! :If 1‘..t d.";t:: ' It '..iti ler-hio. In this u ,','" - It Ili. mu I' /Iiii.,iiro. which no external pub-
„,, 1 „ fi.,... kni for ,'.,,,, tii Ziiini - t I/mow:11,n e l li, t,„ i i. i ., ,; , ;tit , t , til lt, with ow .1,11;i ',ii t i i itti. 'i; , ' Iii• iiIiiiiion could circumvent.

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Hitlerite Pres s Attacks Jews and at Same Time Extends Invitation to Jewish Tourist*
To Visit Germany, Promising Them Security; New Demand of Nazis
Calls for the Ousting of Jewish Artisans.

.11.1102SALEM—(J. T. A.)--The
contemplated Moslem demonstra-
tion and march to the government
-11b1.1.,
5 arrangts! by the Arab Est ,
..11tice as a protest against con-
tinued Jewish immigration to Pal-
estine and the sale of land to Jews,
rimed to materialize Friday as a
result of energetic intervention of
the Palestine police.
As soon as the Moslems, includ-
ing hundred of Arabs who had
,. - nay to Jerusalem for the demon-
Tottion, poured out of the Mosque
(ham after mid-day prayers,
they 1.10.11. inimediately surrounded
by strong police detachments who
1,u rt
in dispersing the

in Project.

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Energetic Intervention of
Palestine Police Prevents
Demonstration.

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