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VOL XXXV. NO. 32
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OF RUMANIA
JEWRY ROBBED BY JAMES G, M'DONALD SHOULDERS THE REFUGEE PROBLEM JEWS
MORGENTHAU NEW 1White Shirt Crusaders
HOLD MEMORIALS
Distribute "Protocols" DEATH OF SEVERAL High Commissioner Chosen by League of Nations Lauds French Government FOR LATE PREMIER
HEAD OF TREASURY
EMINENT FIGURES and Praises Jewish Organizations for Their Wonderful Relief Work Mourn Death of Their
AS WOODIN QUITS
for the Jewish and Non-Jewish Refugees from the Reich.
By PHILIP MACK
(Copyright, Me Jewish TelegraPhie (Wesel, Ina.)
New Secretary Was Sworn
in at Washington
Last Monday.
Friend, the Assassinated
Jacob Wassermann, Noted
Dr. Ion Duca.
Author, Dies in Austria
PO repulsive that many people re-
"Hail Christians!"
By ARTHUR SETTEL
at the Age of 60.
According to leaders of a world fused to consider or even read it.
LEADERS ENTERTAIN
wide German organization the Nevertheless, no intelligent person
(Copyright. 5511, Jewish Telegraphic Siena, Joe.)
above phrase will be as prominent can afford to ignore it, because it DR. G. A. KOHUT, POET,
FEAR OF TERRORISM
CEREMONY TOOK PLACE in the United States within the presents the philosophy behind the LEXICOGRAPHER, DEAD I
Fascist movement in Italy, Ger-
IN PRESIDENT'S STUDY next few years as "Heil Hitler!" many
Hope
for Peace Expressed
and elsewhere. It is also the
ten, Mr. McDonald described the to resent the problem of the re-
is in Germany today.
ILE MAN to whom the world
by Spokesmen for Jew-
set-up of the refugee body. Ile is fugees before foreign governments
"Christians," however, will not fundamental philosophy of the un- Word Comes from Germany
for
the
solution
of
the
looks
No Change in Policy Contem- be a term applying to the religious just persecution of the Jews
and ask that steps be taken in their
of Death of Carl Mel-
ish Community.
problem of placing refugees from a tall man, much over six feet, lean interest. Current economic depres-
plated, New Secretary
sect. Rather it will mean none throughout the ages."
chior, Aby Warburg.
Germany is James G. McDonald, and athletic. Sandy hair and a sion everywhere makes his task no
Sought
Jewish
Support.
ruddy
complexion,
long
limbs
and
other
than
George
W.
Christiana,
States.
BUCHAREST.— cJTA) — Jews
who resigned as president of the
The letter goes on to explain that
with an air of the man of nobility, sinecure.
militant leader, of the Crusaders
World Jewry lost several emin- United States Foreign Policy As-
The refugees have to be admitted throughout the nation joined in
WASHINGTON. --Secretary for Economic Liberty, an anti- all sects are followers of the cult ent figures by death during the sociation to accept a post as high the high commissioner commands into a country where they in many mourning the death at the hands of
Woodin has resigned from the gold standard, Fascist organization of gold, and it attributes the de-
commissioner for German refugees. respect if it is only by his search- cases are unable to speak the Ian- an assassin of Dr. Ion G. Duca,
past week.
` Cabinet and Henry Morgenthau, now in its third year of existence. struction of many civilizations to
His appointment came at the ing expression.
leader of the Liberal Party and
Jacob Wassermann, world fam-
"I want to praise the French guage. They must start anew in premier of the Rumanian govern-
The religious element, however, the ;Told standard. "This booklet ous author; Dr. George Alexander close of a turbulent session of the
Jr., Acting Secretary, was sworn
mastering a profession or trade. In
describes the plan for destroying
is
not
absent
from
the
movement.
sixth committee of the League of government and other govern- Germany itself there is the likeli- ment, whom they considered their
in on Monday as head of the
Kohut,
eminent
poet,
lexicographet
The insignia of the crusaders is a this one," the letter states. Mr. and educator; Carl Melchior and Nations, which deals with political ments for their splendid work and hood that a great wave of emi- strongest bulwark against the at-
Treasury.
Christians signs himself, "Yours
matters, Mr, McDonald sailed for spirit in receiving the German re- gration will again take place, doub- tacks of anti-Semitic organizations
The only element of surprise in large red cross "denoting the relig-
fugees," he said. "Particularly
in the Fellowship of Freedom."
Europe on Nov. 4 and returned
this first normal change in the ious significance of the crusade,"
France, where the fleeing German ling the magnitude of the high com- receiving backing from the Nazi or-
It
is
understood
that
at
the
time
Dec. 23.
ganization in Germany.
Cabinet was that the event had according to official instructions
citizens and others who lived in missioner's job.
of the printing of the letter Chris-
given
to
organizers.
While
the
What
he
accomplished
during
his
Regarding the possibility of his
finally taken place.
Special mourning prayers were
tians was seeking the financial sup-
trip abroad the high commissioner Germany came for a taste of the making a trip to Germany Mr. recited Saturday in the synagogues
For months it had been reported organization has not announced it-
port of the Jews for his movement
described in a few modest state- French liberty.
McDonald intimated he may ap. all over the country for the slain
that Mr. Woodin would leave the self as being anti-Semitic as yet, to abolish the gold standard. Thus,
"The
French
have
a
tradition;
ments which he made to the press
Cabinet because of ill health, and documentary evidence tends to
it is a tradition of liberty which is proach the Hitler government, but minister. The main temple in Bu-
on board the liner Manhatten.
prove that Nazi groups have offer- it is learned, was notforthcoming;
refused to make • definite state-
.
when
it had long been surmised that
With reserve he answered the extended to downtrodden peoples ment on this score "for reasons you charest was completely filled
the organization support in con- and it is believed that by tieing
Mr. Morgenthau would succeed to ed
Rabbi Jacob Isaac Niemirover, rep-
his monetary policies to the racial
questions put to him by the writer, She looks upon herself as a nation can guess."
sideration
for
its
efforts
to
apply
his post.
of refuge. Then," he added with a
resentative of the Jewish religion
aims
of
the
Silver
Shirts
he
is
in
some
of
which
were
not
merely
Panicky Slats Is Over.
Mr. Woodin's resignation was Hitlerite policies to this country.
in the senate, delivered a moving
a position to procure aid from Ger-
perfunctory but which must await smile, "the French don't love the
He said that the proportions of
tendered Dec. 13 on the grounds The Nazi group is the German Al-
Germans any too well."
eulogy of Dr, Duca.
man backers.
a less auspicious occasion.
his
problem
depend
in
a
large
mea-
of continued illness and accepted liance with headquarters in Chi-
Lauds Jewish Groups.
"You can understand that the
"Crusade to Washington."
"The hero who combatted
cago, over which Oscar Pfaus pre-
sure on developments within the
t
There
are
25,000
refugees,
mos
Dec. 20.
Having the local governments
time is not yet ripe to spill the
anti-Semitism in Rumania is
sides.
Roosevelt Present.
of them Jews, now in France. The Third Reich itself. Ile observed
beans,"
said
34„
McDonald.
now
dead," he declared.
well
in
hand,
the
White
Shirts
Support.
Principal
that
the
panicky
state
of
the
ex-
Its
Without previous intimation of
Ile explaintd the "machinery" French are not prepared to house
Messages of condolence were sent
Headquarters of the Crusader should prepare for the crusade to
.0. which was set by the League the refugees permanently. Rea- odus is over.
this, however, Mr. Morgenthau was
\ eseca•-
to Dr. Luca widow by all Jewish
Washington.
Asked
where
the
refugees
are
White
Shirts
are
at
Chattanooga
sworn in as Secretary in President
r•
,,i et ..
of Nations and which he has put sons are given as economic. It is going in greatest numbers when associations and leaders irrespect-
The many difficulties that may
Tennessee. The principal support
for the high commissioner to find a
Roosevelt's presence.
' ■ ••=y- into motion.
be encountered in taking over the
they exit from their native land, ive of political belief. A special
The White House, in announc- gained by the organization lies
Twice the writer talked with the nation that will offer permanent he said:
delegation, representing the entire
national government are foreseen
however,
in
Idaho,
Washington
and
homes,
and an opportunity for em-
ing the event, made public the
high
commissioner,
once
a
few
days
by
Christians,
but
he
meets
these
"The Saar, separating the west- Jewish population of the country,
correspondence revealing the Woo- Oregon; and under the carefu
before his departure and again on ployment.
elements of interference in admir-
ern frontier of Germany from was in attendance at the funeral
nourishment
of
its
itinerant
leader,
din resignation. It was couched
'Jewish organizations through- France on her left, is the main services Tuesday from the palace
the eve of his return to the United
able style. A trust-worthy and
in affectionate language similar to the organization is understood to carefully instructed "X Committee"
out the world are doing wonderful traffic artery for the refugees. Here of King Carol at Sinala,
States.
that passing between Mr. Woodin be spreading ninthly throughout will be appointed to take care of
work in connection with relief for the Germans renounce their alleg-
Praises French Government.
Premier Was Lenient.
and President Roosevelt when the other states. It is also said by
The second meeting found him the refugees, both Jewish and non- iance to the father land which has
The murder of Dr. Duca, it was
-From • Drawing by Jacoby.
Secretary first tendered his resig- those close to the group that Chris- disbursements on the long trek to
Jewish,' said Mr. McDonald. "I disowned them and take to flight pointed out, may largely have been
not
quite
the
same
man
he
was
the
capitol.
nation. At that time, some weeks Wins has negotiated a merger with
JACOB WASSERMANN
seven weeks ago. There are lines must especially mention the Jews many know not where."
The funds are to be gained
the result of the leniency which the
ago, he was persuaded to take an William Dudley Palley and his Sil- through "donations," which, ac-
about his eyes which weren't there who have contributed sums of
Many of the more resourceful of Liberal government displayed af-
indefinite leave of absence instead. vet Shirts.
flj before. Mr. McDonald looked money for relief. But there will the refugees, former professional
Aby
Warburg,
German-Jewish
which
cording to marching orders, "can
One
of
the
functions
of
the
or-
have to be more giving, it the work people including physicians, law- ter the election of Dec. 20, in
To Make No Change in Policy.
nanciers, are the noted men called tired.
it secured a heavy majority. Sev-
Mr. Morgenthau, whose mone- ganization is the dissemination of be obtained from moat people by
by death.
Seated in his stateroom, a sim- is to make progress"
eral
hours
before
the
assassination,
Last
Page)
has been both con_ the Protocols of the Learned Eld- merely appealing to their patriot-
(Turn
to
Mr. McDonald's chief task will
Word of Mr. Wassermann's ple chamber in the S. S. Manhat-
Lary
program
a large number of members of the
demned
and praised, said this at- errs of Zion, the frequently refuted ism." With some afterthought,
Iron Guard who had been held in
and discredited attack upon world though, Christians writes, "'low- death was received on Monday
ternoon that there would be no
from Graz, Austria. He was 60
prison for their activities prior to
change in Treasury policies. Jewry. The booklet is accompan- ever, a patriotic appeal will prob-
Jews Given Honors
the election, had been released by
Earle led with an explanatory letter by ably not have much effect on the years old and the end came as a
wn
result of angina pectoris, an ail.
He made
the government. The investigation
On King's Birthday
Bailie
of New kno
York, now his ape_ Christians, which describes the con- people who have most of the money
tents of the book as being the phil- nowadays." Christians warns that , ment of long standing.
into the plot which cost the prem-
dal assistant who came here from osophy of the Fascist movement in there will be a great temptation toWassermann
I
was, with Thomas
ier's life, it Is expected, may prove
LONDON. — (JTA) —0. E.
W. Seligman & Co., would not be
"use
a
few
pineapples
to
loosen
up
and
Heinrich
Mann,
Emil
Ludwig
that these liberated Iron Guard-
Italy,
Germany
and
elsewhere.
It
D'Avigdor Goldsmid, chairman
his Under-Secretary. He said that
I and other writers, replaced in the
had some connection with the
With the book goes the follow- those fat p ocketbooks."
of
the
council
of
the
Jewish
Gets $1,000 Prize from the ists
Mr. Bailie had arranged to serve ing letter under the lettter head of
"But this temptation should be l, author's section of the Prussian
plot.
Agency for Palestine and for-
in
Washington
only
a short
time, the "Crusaders for Economic Lib- righteously resisted," he righteous- Academy last May when Bernhard Joseph Sprintzak of Pales-
American Association for
Interested circles also pointed out
possibly
not more
than
two months
mer
president
of
the
Board
of
tine To Come Here in
I Rust, Prussian minister of educe-
ly dictates.
erty, Inc.:"
Advancement of Science. that the growth of the Fascist or-
Deputies of British Jews, was
longer.
Christians, whose movement for tion and culture, announced that
Campaign's Behalf.
ganizations in Rumania was large-
The accompanying booklet en-
named a baronet in the King's
The word that Mr. Bailie'a name
what,
the
abolition
of
the
gold
standard
"Germany
will
soon
learn
titled, "Protocols of the Learned
Year Honors List made
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—Dr. Reu- ly the fault of former Premier Cal-
would not be offered for Under- Elders of Zion,'" says the letter, has not been affected by America's ideas the government has concerns;
rtredentod:AtIcaresIhrOwiltd New
du' Veers& who declined - to take a
ne
U
floldsehmid
Mr.--
L.
Kahn,
professor'
oft:meter!.
publfe here :'
ben
Secretary will be acceptable to "is one of many of a similar nature departure from that money stan- ing German letters."'
" 7 the ninth annual conference here
received the honor for public
ology at the University of Michi- flint stand against them and even
Senators Johnson Red• Cowen% which are circulating freely in dard, is a Chattanooga engineer.
His Beat Works.
of the National Labor Committee
services to the County of Kent
gan medical school, received the aided them with state funds.
who had planned to oppose his Euro pe
and to a considerable ex- He sought the Democratic nomina- In addition to his best known for the Organized Jewish Workers
Jews Hopeful foe Peace.
eleventh annual award of $1,000
in which he resides.
confirmation on grounds of past tent in the United States.
The World's Illusion, " of Palestine (Ilistadruth). Held at
1
tion for congress in 1932 but re-works—
"The assassination might put an
Henrietta Adler, daughter of
connections with now defaulted
"The Maurizius Case," "Caspar 8679 Twelfth street on Dec. 26,
"The nature of the booklet is ceived little support.
end to the Iron Guard," Rabbi Nie-
the
late
chief
rabbi,
was
made
securities
floated
South American
Hauser" and "Wedlock"—Wasser- and continued, at the same place,
mirover told the Jewish Telegraph-
I
a commander of the British
in this country.
mann wrote a score or more of on Dec. 29, it was attended by the
ic Agency, "but on the other hand,
Empire, in recogntion of her
novels and short stories.
a
representatives
of
more
than
the fear exists that this might be
Annihilate All Jews,
work for juvenile employment.
Two months ago, Coward-Mc• score of local Jewish organizations,
Morgenthau Second Jewish Mem-
only the beginning of a new terror,
Mrs.
Lillian
Freiman
of
Ot-
Cries
Nazi
Publisher
Cann published for the first time as well as by individual sympa-
ber o f Presidential Cabinet.
not
no much directed against states-
tawa, Ontario, well-known Zion-
the English translation of his thizers who enlisted in the work.
NEW YORK — IJTA) — The
men as against the Jews. Ruman-
ist
leader,
was
awarded
the
BERLIN.— (JTA) — Julius
"Mein Weg Als Deutscher and The following progressive and la-
appointment of Henry Morgen-
ian Jewry is therefore watching the
Order of the British Empire
Streicher, notorious anti-Sem-
Jude"—"My Life as German and bor organizations were repre-
thau, Jr., as Secretary of the
investigation in which, it is under-
for her leadership in charitable
itic agitator and publisher of
Treasury by President Roosevelt
stood, the king is personally inter-
tented:
(Turn to Page Eight)
Irina
Skariatina
To
Speak
work among Ottawa Jews.
the
extremist
Nazi
newspaper,
on Monday brings to the Cabinet
ested."
Agudath B'nei Eretz-Yisrael,
Victor Kohn, manager of the
Der Stuermer, of Nuremburg,
Jan. 30; Debate Jan. 16
for the second time in the history
Any doubt that the assassination
two branches of Jewish National
Palestine Jewish Colonizatien
issued a New Year's appeal to
of the country a Jewish adminis-
To Renew Series.
was committed because of Dr Du-
Workers' Alliance, The Ostrowt-
Association, received the Order
the German nation urging the
trator. The first was Oscar Solo-
ca's
defense of the Jewa, was dis-
zer, Berditchever, (landsmanschaf-
of the British Empire.
continuation of the merciless
mon Straus, who served as - Secre-
sipated today when the murderer,
Princess IrMa Skariatina, maid-
Eric Mills, Assistant Chief
fight against Jews which 'he
tary of Commerce and Labor in in-honor of the late Czarina of
Nicholas
Constaninescus, declared
e p l eKto tntint icl iCle ze B lItt
Secretary of the Palestine gov-
the Cabinet of President Theodore Russia and direct descendant of 1 said must be pushed.
he had killed Duca because the lat-
Galitzianer, Ilashomer Hatzair,
ernment, and head of the newly
"In 1933 we only broke Jew-
Roosevelt from Dec. 17, 1906, un- Rurik, first king of Russia, will
ter had "sold Rumania to the
Hechalutz, Zamash - Tomashover,
created statistical office, was
ish supremacy," Streicher's ap-
til March 4, 1909.
Jews."
branches Pioneer Women's
address the Temple Forum on
made a commander of the
peal read. "In 1934 laws must
Bank Founded by Theodor four
Mr. Morgenthau was on Nov. Tuesday night, Jan. 30.
"There are others remaining to
Organization (chalutzot), Turover,
British Empire.
be issued that will result in the
be killed," he added.
15 of this year elevated to the
Herzl
Retires
After
Michigan Home Protective Assoc.
According to the Forum sched-
complete annihilation of the
post of Acting Secretary of the ule, Rev. John Haynes Holmes was
Hundreds of known Iron Guard-
iation, two branches of Poole Zion-
34
Years.
Jews."
Treasury following the indefinite to have appeared that evening. It
Ists were arrested here in a na-
1 e Zion
Zeire Zion, Young P oa
leave of absence granted by Presi- will be impossible for him to come,
tion-wide drive to round up all
, Kishenever -Besserabier, , Radomer
LONDON.—(JT4)—The
Jewish
dent Roosevelt to William H. Woo- and the Forum has arranged in-
members of the organization which
Colonial Trust, established in 18991 and the League for Labor Pales-
din, who resigned as Secretary this stead for this lecture on Russia
Premier Duca had outlawed just
by Theodor Herzl, founder of the tine.
Monday on account of illness. The by the only Russian aristocrat
prior to the elections. Zeles Cod-
Gave $21,000 in Nine Years.
modern Zionist movement, to forth-
new Secretary is a close personal whom the Bolshevik government
reanu, Iron Guard leader who bad
At
the
opening
of
the
confer-
er the development of industries
associate of Mr. Roosevelt, hav- has ever permitted to return
threatened Duca with death in an
and colonization in Palestine and to , enc.', a message from the national
ing served as his campaign man- within the boundaries of the
article in his newspaper, Garda,
conduct a general banking business secretariat of the Notional Labor Jewish Agency for Palestine
PROF. REUBEN L KAHN
ager in 1928 when he was candi- Soviets. The princess will speak
was not found although a warrant
in Palestine and elsewhere, retired i Committee was react This was
date for Governor and as Con- on the subject "The Old Russia
given
by
the
American
Association
for
his arrest is outstanding.
report
on
achieve-
Entrusts
Economic
Ser-
from banking practice Jan. 1, after I followed by
servation Commissioner in New and the New." She is the author Judge Charles Rubiner and
Iron Guardist a Arrested.
for the Advancement of Science
vice to N. Y. Body.
34 years of activity in that field. ' merits of the Gewerkshaften Cam-
York State from 1931 to 1933.
Two
students, Balamarte and
to
the
author
of
a
noteworthy
pa-
of an important book on Russia
The
'Anglo-Palestine
Bank
will
paign
ih
Detroit
during
the
past
Mrs. David S. Diamond
Mr. Morgenthau father was published in 1933 entitled "First
Paranica,
and the cafe-owner, Jo-
take over the Jewish Colonial nine years in the fields of fund-
Assimilation and effective util- per presented at its winter meet-
Are Co-Chairmen.
President Wilson's Ambassador to To Go Back." She had previously
Trust's activities and its offices in raising and general propaganda iutiJn of the wealth and exper- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
(Turn to Last Page)
Turkey. The new Secretary is
enlightment. During this per- ience brought into Palestine by
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
Plans are going forward for the this city. The bank was establish- I and
arried and has three children.
iod, over $21,000 was remitted by German refugees have been the
second annual Purim subscription ed by the Trust in 1902 as the
trust's
subsidiary
for
the
further-
Detroit
to the national campaign principal occupations of the Pal-
dinner of Congregation Shaarey
estine staff of the American Eco-
Zedek to be held March 4 at the ing of Jewish economic develop- office.
The conference was addressed by nomic Committee for Palestine for
ment
in
Palestine.
Ninety-eight
synagogue. T h e
per cent of the bank's ownership I. Hamlin of New York, national the past six months, Israel B.
president, Isaac
ea with the Jewish Colonial Trust, , secretary of the Gewerkshaften, Brodie, president of the committee,
Shetzer, has an-
which will continue in existence as and Joseph Haggai of Detroit. Both stated in is report to the board of
nounced the ap-
speakers pointed out the impo rtant directors. At the same time Mr. Yearly Event To Take Place in Auditorium of General
a
holding company only.
ment of
Motors Building; Two Important Committees Selected
Green Issues Official Communication to Subordinate Or- point
In seeking to further Jewish eco- accomplish ments in Palestine Brodie announced that the Jewish
Judge Charles Ru-
funds gathered by the Ge- Agency for Palestine, which is
the
which
nomic
interests
in
Palestine,
by Newly-Formed Welfare Council of Federation.
ganizations; Jewish Congress Joins A. F. of L.
biner as general
Anglo-Palestine Bank, according to werkshaften Campaign for the His- recognized under the Palestine
chairman, with
in Boycott Move.
the formal announcement by the tadruth had made possible. They Mandate as the official representa-
The annual dinner and get-to- ish Welfare Federation, announce
Mrs. David S. Dia-
Jewish Colonial Trust, "has at- , stressed the importance of redoub- tive Jewish body in the Holy Land,
mond as co-chair-
gether of the Detroit Service Group the personnel of the recreation and
tained such a position of import-1 led efforts this year, marked as it has decided, according to a cable- of the Jewish Welfare Federation social legislation committees, two
• WASHINGTON.—(JTA)—Wil- ized labor and its friends, through man of arrange-
since in Palestine that it is recog-1 was by depression throughout the gram received by the committee, to
ram Green, president of the Amer- national and international unions, ments.
will be held Sunday, Feb. 11, at of the eight committees constitut-
nized that it is successfully ful-,Jewish world, unparallelled dew - join with the various other im-
ican Federation of Labor, issued State Federations of Labor, City
in the auditorium of the ing the council.
A similar affair
filling one of the main objects for opments in Palestine, and vicious 1 portant Palestine economic insti- 6:30 p. m.,
an official communication to sub- Central Bodies and Local Unions,
General Motors Building.
Members of the recreation COM.
which the parent company was attacks upon the Zionist labor tutions in entrusting to the com-
organizations,
calling to carry out the mandate of the held last Purim
ordinate
Plans for the musical entertain- mittee are: Henry Meyers and Gus
upon them to make effective by parent body.
(Yarn to Last Page.,
mittee's Central Bureau for In- ment are being completed by a com- D. Newman, co-chairman, and Gab-
(Turn to Page Nine)
proved one of the
The
president
of
the
Federe•
whatever means possible the boy-
dustrial and Agricultural Informa- mittee headed by James I. D. riel N. Alexander, Louis Bass, Na-
brilliant functions
tion in his letter emphasised the
cott against German-made goods
tion at Tel Aviv, the business me- Straus, and including Mrs. Sidney than R. Berke, Michael Birnkrant,
of the year. A ,
and German service which was stand that labor "is not fighting
speaker of national J udge Romper
tropolis of Palestine, the task of J. Allen, Sylvan S. Groaner, Ho- Mrs. Harry Z. Brown, Mrs. Doug-
adopted in the form of a resolu- against ant political order set
reputation and an entertainment
furnishing competent and objective ward A. Kaichen, Mrs. Walter las 1. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Perry
up in Germany or against the
tion at the recent convention of
program of exceptional merit are
economic information to immi- Laib, Mrs. Henry Levitt and Har- P. Burnstine, Mrs. Hy Carr, Mrs.
German people. We are asking
the Federation.
being planned. The reservations
grants.
vey H. Nehon.
Louis S. Cohane, Dr. Daniel Cohn,
The committee was organized in
this year, as they were last year,
The text of Mr. Green's com- only that the annihilation of
Mrs. Levitt is also chairman of Max Dobias, Anthony Deutsch, Dr.
German trade unions shall cease
will be $15 per couple and it is
1932 for the purpose of furthering the special committee to prepare Robert S. Drew, Dr. Jack E. Ecker,
munication repeated the
two
development of Pales- the manuscript for the production. .
hoped thereby to relieve the finan-
counts upon which Germany was and that the persecution of the
One thousand new members is h by Joseph Haggai and Manuel the economic
Herbert M. Eiges, Mrs. James I.
German working people and of
cial condition of the synagogue the goal set in the membership :Verson, both of whom stressed not tine. Among its aims is that of Her committee includes the Detroit Ellmann, Fred A. Epstein, Miss
condemned by the Federation,
the Jewish people merely be-
encouraging
private initiative in S"rvice Group members on Mr. Marcia Ermann, Dr. David H. Fan-
in • substantial way.
which represents an aggregate of
only
the
importance
of
the
work
campaign now being conducted by
cause
they
are
Jews,
shall
be
5,000,000 workers In the United
Friends of members desiring to the United Hebrew Schools, ac- of the institution, but likewise the the industrial and agricultural up- Straus' committee and Cecil Birn- man, Dr. George G. Fineman, Dr.
termin•t .
States. They are:
participate in a gala Purim cele- cording to Herman A. August, need of active participation in the building of the Jewish Homeland. krant, Ralph E. Folz, Frederick Arthur Ginsburg, Morse Goldman,
Stories from the Deutsche Alle-
1. "The utter destruction of
bration, and to assist Congrega- chairman of the membership cam- campaign on the part of all inter- Judge Julian W. Mack is honorary I,. Morris, Gus. D. Newman, Judge Louis Hamburger, Samuel Ham-
gemeine Zeitung and other Ger- tion Shaarey Zedek at the same
lb* Trade Union Movement in
ested in the cause of education. president of the committee. Among Charles Rubiner, Mrs. Mayer B. burger, Miss Frances I. Niger,
paign committee.
Frankfurter, Sulzberger, Dr. Benjamin Welling
of many man newspapers, including Hitler's time, are welcome to make reserv-
Germany and the
Jason L. Honigrnan, Harry L Jack-
Although the official launching Among those who pledged their as members are Felix
paper,
the
Yoelkischer
Beobachter,
of its officers."
son, Benjamin Jaffe, Mrs. Howard
ations at the synagogue offices or of the campaign took place during services at these meetings were Harry Friedenwald, Paul P. Gour eel David M. Welling.
Ralph A. Mayer, chairman of the A. Kaichen, Sidney J. KarbeL Hy-
2. "The cruel treatment af- are quoted to support the state- with any member of the commit- the past few days, a number of Mews. A. Sharp, I. Gussin, S. rich, Nathan Isaacs, Horace M.
ments of Mr. Green.
properties committee, will be assist- man A. Keidan, Mrs. Max J. Kei-
forded the Jewish people."
volunteer workers have already • Naimark. M. Merton, B. Abramo•
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tee.
ted by Miss Lizette Freund, Mrs. dan, Dr. David %hirer, Mrs. A. Mat
The boycott is to continue "un-
On Friday evening, Jan. 12, the succeeded in obtaining many cash , vim J. Fishman, A. Nelson, Fred
Co-operates with
Hoke Levin, Mrs. Mennen A. Kohn, Dr. Samuel J. Lewis, Joseph
til" the German government roe- Jewish Con t
address at the late Friday night pledges, the most active workers Bond, Robert Rosenberg; Men- DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN'S
s A. F. of L.
Schmier, Alex Schreiber and Louis Magidsohs, William Maser, Mrs.
dames
H.
Rotteriberg,
L.
Abramo-
anises the right of the working NEW YORK.—
during
the
past
week
being
Dr.
Announcement ' services of Congregation Shaarey
SERMON NEXT SUNDAY Wisper. Mrs. Perry P. Burnstine Henry era, Royal A. Oppen-
people of Germany to organize
Albert E. Bernstein, Aaron H. ritz S. Faxstent B. Feigenson,
I
Zedek
will
be
delivered
by
Rabbi
•
will be chairman of the wardrobe helm, Mrs. Fort Peiser, Mrs. Meyer
bona fide, independent trade that the American Jewish Con Samuel Z. Fineberg of Congrega- Silberblatt, Louis Robinson, Rob- Posen, Orley, Gordon and Shep-
ncminitgt.ee,:lrs..Allen heads the L. Prentiss Dr. Saul Rosenzweig,
unions of their own choosing, and great will in the future conduct tion Beth Israel of Flint. Rabbi ert R. Marwil and Hyman Gold- herd.
Under the title, "instead of d coani
until Germany ceases its persecu- its boycott activities in co-opera- Fineberg's topic will be "The Sig- berg.
The third of a series of home Flowers," Dr. Leo M. Franklin, in music, and Cecil Birnkrant the Max D. Schuster, Harry Seligson,
tion with the American Federation
]tin. Simon Shetzer, Dr. Leonard
his
discourse
at
Temple
Beth
El
on
tions of the Jews.
meetings
was
held
nn
Thursday
Pursuing
the
policy
of
small
nificance of the Two-Fold Mir-
Sidlow, Mrs, Edmund M.
Green's communication makes of Labor was made by the Hon.
group meetings rather than elabor- evening at the home of Mr. and Sunday morning, will discuss the PICK RECREATION. SOCIAL
of acle."
Myron S. Steinberg, Dr.
question
of
immortality,
Heaven
the suggestion that committees be Bernard S. Deutsch, president
ate public affairs, two get-togeth- Mrs. Theodore Levin, at which •
Rabbi
Fineberg
was
one
of
the
the
American
Jewish
Congress.
LEGISLATION
COMs4ITTEES
Stern, Samuel Sternberg, thsmati
and
Hell
and
the
traditional
atti-
appointed in every community to
Mr. Deutsch disclosed that since speakers at Friday night services ers were held last week at the score tf new volunteer workers tudes which various groups have
Israel Himelhoch and Mrs. Henry S. Topper, Mrs. H. H. WNW.
deal with the problem of enforcing
Fenkell School, at which M Mich-
the boycott "in accordance with the adoption of the resolution fa- of Shaarey Zedek last year. lie is lin is principal, and at the Tuxedo I expressed their enthusiasm in the taken towawrd the subject of death Wirieman, re-chairman of the new- Mrs. Sidney I. Wellman. Bee Wig.
the economic, social and business voring boycott by the American an able scholar, having received Scheel, where Sol Kasdan is prin. campaign and promised active ef- and the hereafter. Services begin ly created Welfare Council of the
(Tu.'w to Lot NM)
his
rabbinical
training
in
this
Federation
of
Labor
in
October,
Detroit Service Group of the Jew-
at 10:45.
requirements of each community."
elpaL The groups were addressed ( forts to make it a seems.
country and in Palestine.
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Mr. Green called upon organ-
T
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PROF. KAHN WINS
NATIONAL AWARD
PALESTINE LABOR
DRIVE IN DETROIT
RUSSIAN PRINCESS
AT TEMPLE FORUM
COLONIAL TRUST
ENDS ExisTENcE
l
COMMITTEE HELPS
SETTLE REFUGEES
$15 SHAAREY ZEDEK
DINNER ON MARCH 4
President of Federation of Labor
Calls for Effective Nazi Boycott
a
Annual Dinner and Get-Together of
Service Group to be held on Feb. 1 I
P
GOAL OF 1,000 SET FOR MEMBERSHIP
CAMPAIGN OF UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS
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