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I for integrating inner Jewish life, The Jewish Radio Forum pro- liA,1;11()WIElt HATZOIR
number of about 5,000 was con-
, in this country and called for the gram next Sunday, Jan. 21, will
Minister
MacDonald
to
Dr.
Weiz-
'
crete expression of the High Com-
be broadcast over Station WJBK
--
nomic life of the masses organization of Kehilloth repre- .
mann, in which the principle of missioner s resolve to c h ec k the
To Be Celebrated Here ins immigration
compelled to remain in lands senting all groups of opinion in , from 5 to 5:30 p. m.
will be estimated notflow of Jewish immigration into
The speakers will be Judge Jos-
Central
High
Auditorium
' every city.
of discrimination.
by political consideration, but on I the country.
leph Sanders of the Common Pleas
(d) Political and other support.
h roejoe cdtioonn eonfy this sched ule
Sunday, Feb. 25.
Demand U. S. Action.
the basis of the absorptive capac-
toward the rebuilding of the :
was not
,
ity of the land alone.
• —
Following a comprehensive re-
facts.
It was an arbitrary
Jewish National Homeland 1 ' view of the Nazi propaganda in
of
the
The world movement of pioneer
Harsh Measures Hit.
I decision based on a conclusion as
in Paletsine, with the under- , , this country and in every country
Jewish youth, Hashomer Hatzoir,
"Equally serious has been the to the tempo ethedolpIn ehntCooifnnti hise-
standing that the direction of the world, by Dr. Joseph Tene.
,
has been celebrating the twentieth subsequent action of the British s i nner
t caunten-
of the rehabilitation efforts '
ri was prepared igo
baum, the national executive com-
for Palestine remain within ,
anniversary of the founding of the ' , Colonial Administration, in initi- on
mittee adopted a resolution pre-
sting measures for the punishment Je4shnNational
the jurisdiction of recog- merited by him making demands to
first groups of Hebrew scouts, this
and expulsion from Palestine of
sized Zionist bodies.
Other Speakers.
winter. Arising almost spontan-
the United Slates government to
such Jews as have entered outside
fe) Combatting anti • Semitic institute a thorough investigation
eously in many cities of Poland
U. S. Circuit Judge Julian W.
of the regular quota of the immi-
propaganda in all lands.
and the Galician part of Austro- gration schedules. Such measures Mack, in a brief address before
of the entire system of illegal Nazi
This program is provisional and
Hungary, the movement spread
propaganda; that the United State
circulation o of
are unwarrantesl by the situation t h e croenoofeloretinocne, and adoption
is subject to revision in accord- immigration authorities enforce
rapidly during the war years Un-
I
and constitute a gratuitous offense
ance with the majority vote of the laws with regard to illegal
.
der the influence of the Third
a petition to be presented to the
to
Jewish
feelings.
organization in this and other entrance and subversive propagan-
Aliyah, which followed the issuing
British authorities bearing "at
"This conference records its
lands, it was made clear.
of the Balfour Declaration, it
dists from Germany and cause
least 500,000 names" of Ameri-
Dictatorship Scored.
conviction
that
the
solution
of
the
rapidly
underwent
a
series
of
I
can Jews and asking for more
their speedy deportation; that a
Preceding the presentation and provision
ideological changes, emerging the I problem of irregular immigration e quitable treatment of the Jews
be passed by the Con-
adoption of the Manifesto, strong gress of
lies in the issuance of an adequate
movement
of
today,
internation-
the United States similar
criticism was voiced of those who to the law recently promulgated
ally organized in more than a number of labor immigration car- in Palestine.
Dr. Cyrus Adler, co-chairman of
stand for dictatorship in Jewish in Holland, making public denun-
score of countries, conducting im- tificates according to the schedules
prepared by the Jewish Agency, the American representatives of
life, the extremely rich and the
portant educational, work among
ciation or agitation against a
Agency and president
extremely radical. The criticism
Jewish youths-and sending them to which are always based on a de- the Jewish
group of citizens on account of
att
Commit- .
of the American r Jewish
was voiced and the address deliv- race, creed or color a public
o f prevailing e c o• te
ta il ed
Palestine as workers-pioneers.
of
attend the con-
e, was unab le
ered by Dr. Samuel Margoshes, fence, punishable by prison, fine,
needs and conditions,
nomic
Ken Detroit of Ilashomer Hat-
iscon
the
Hight
her
et
ore
Terence
on
account
of
illness,
Ile
the chairman of the World Jewish
"This
hn
Committee who scored or both; that the United State
States
rale of United States and Canada
High Commissions sent a message urging the mem-
po
post Office prosecute anyone us-
will celebrate the twentieth anni- urges
er, who has enjoyed the confidence bly to adopt "some form of dec-
those whom he termed the "Jew- ing the mails for transmission of
JUDGE JOSEPH SANDERS
versary of the world movement, and respect of the Jewish people, laration or resolution which will
ish overlords," asserting that he c
rnmen andpeotpole tfhoer
confidently expects no fewer than circulars, magazines or any other Court, who will speak on "Jews and, incidentally, the tenth of the to re-examine the labor schedules give amplerecognition
500,000 Jews to vote at the lawns printed or written material de- and Sycophants," and Rabbi Leon first gathering of Shomnm upon submitted by the Jewish Agency
signed to foster race prejudice or
American
soil
in
New
York
City,
the
fine
spirit
of justice and sym-
Frani of Temple Beth El, who will
for the election to the World
religious biaa.
at a concert to be given in Central for Palestine, and to rescind the pathy they have exhibited to the
be presented in a question and
Jewish Congress, and to provide
measures with regard to tourists,
High
School
auditorium
on
Sun-
Jewish people of Germany."
Another resolution appeals to answer period.
• democratic basis for the first
day, Feb. 25, at 8:30 p. ni The to the end that the normal develop-
The British and Palestine gov-
the Protestant a n d Catholic
The musical program will feat-
ment of Palestine may proceed un-
world Jewish parliament.
program will contain a ceremony
ernments, he declared, "assuredly
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, honorary churches to include in their spirit- ure Miss Celia Plotnick, concert
hampered.
and address on the twentieth an-
recognize
the fact that the unusu-
ual
advance
program
provision
for
president of the American Jewish
pianist.
Situation Disquieting.
niversary, a one-act play based
ally favorable economic conditions
Aaron Kurland, chairman of the
Congress, predicted that "within the combating of anti-Semitic
Adoption of the resolution fol- are largely due to Jewish energy
upon the life of Mosheh Barsky,
propaganda,
and
specifically
re-
forum, will be heard in the weekly
15 years American Jewry, includ-
one of the founders of the Kvut- ' lowed presentation to the confer- and capital and that the Jewish
ing the American Jewish Commit- quests that the churches and the "radiotorial."
zah D'ganiah, a piano solo, choir ence by Mr. Rothenberg, who pre- people should not he denied the
tee, will be glad for the World Sunday Schools be employed in a
and pantomime. The entire pro- sided, of a memorandum on recent
this in their hour of
Jewish Congress." He appealed campaign for enlightenment.
Junior Auxiliary of Beth gram will be presented by Shom- events in Palestine. These, he great need. "
Boycott Resolution,
for a union of all constructive
rim, with the exception of the declared, "were of such a dis-
Moses
To
Install
Officers.
Others
who
spoke at the confer-
A resolution adopted on the
forces in Jewish life to unite be-
pantomime, which has the collab- quieting nature that even our pre- ence included Joseph Sprinzak,
hind the World Jewish Congress boycott, which was introduced by
occupation with the tragic plight Palestine labor leader; Rabbi
oration of Miss Frances Rubin.
Junior
Auxiliary
of
Congrega-
as the one means of solving the Professor Winkler, declares that
Organizations and groups friend- of German Jewry may not be per- Wolf Gold, Mizrachi president;
in the last five months more than tion Beth Moses will install its
Jewish problem.
ly to Ilashomer ilatzair are re- mitted to interfere with their con- Mrs. Rose Ilalprin, Iladassah pres-
In addition to Dr. Wise, Mr. 100 additional decrees have been newly-elected officers on Sunday quested not to observe this date to eration.
Deutsch and Dr. Margoshes, the enacted tightening the strangle- evening, Jan. 21, at the congrega- for their own undertakings.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, co-chair- Abraham
(dent; Rabbi
Samuel
Shulman,
Goldberg,
Jacob
denims,
speakers at the conference in- hold of Nazi Germany on its Jew-
man of the American represents- James Waterman Wise, Isaac Ham-
tion.
luded
Dr.
Joseph
Tenebaum,
no-
ish
citizens.
The
national
executive
c
tives of the Jewish Agency, in a
HA-HUG HATZOIR
The officers elected at the last
tional chairman of the executive committee calls upon Jews and
speech preceding adoption of the lin and Chaim Greenberg.
committee, who presided; Nathan liberals to redouble their efforts meeting are: Henry Faigin, presi-
In the past few weeks Ha-Hug resolution, referred to the friend-
Israel Gould Family Club.
D. Perlman, chairman of the com- to make the boycott effective. The dent; Joseph Faigin, vice-presi- Hatzoir accomplished much in the ' ship between the Jewish people
mittee on immigration; Prof. Max action of the A. F. of L. in es- dent; Rose Goldstein, secretary; study of recent Hebrew literature. and England and declared that
The Israel Gould Family Club
Winkler, director of the boycott; pousing the boycott against Nazi Louis Berman, treasurer; Marvin Such men as Perez, Foierberg, Zionists "are not asking Great met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
'A. I. Spiro, chairman of the finance Germany was lauded in the resolu- Markowitz, preserver of the peace. Ahad Ha'am and others command- Britain to help in any struggle Irving Gould, 15053 Quincy av-
committee; Louis Segal, secretary tion which, at the same time, called
The installation will feature ed the concentration of assemblies. against the Arab people in Pales- enue, on Sunday evening, Jan. 7.
of the Jewish National Workers' upon all American organizations, guest speakers and entertainers.
The group plans to have B. tine. There is no such struggle," The following officers were in-
stalled: Honorary president, Moth-
Alliance; Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky, groups and individuals, now en- followed by refreshments and Isaacs as its speaker on the char- he declared.
er Fanny Gould; president, Carl
Mrs. Stephen S. Wise, president gaged in boycott work, to merge dancing. The semi-annual edition acter and personality of Ahad
Facts Were Ignored.
of the Women's Association of the their plans, their resources and of the club paper will be on sale Ha'am.
Asserting that the restrictions Gould; vice-president, Sol Green;
American Jewish Congress; Prof. their efforts in a united effort with at this affair.
On Saturday, Jan. 21, Ila-Hug on immigration into Palestine were secretary, Fay Green; treasurer,
Horace M. Kellen, and a visitor the A. F. of L.
The Junior Auxiliary is also Hatzoir is planning a special sur- "based on a political attitude" Esther Shugerman; corresponding
from Berlin, S. I. Weisselberg.
The possibility that the United planning its first anniversary for prise meeting which will be • di- rather than on "an investigation secretary, Rose L. Gould.
Preceding the meeting, the host-
Plan Occupational Survey.
States will shortly facilitate the the coming month. At this time version from the regular cultural of the facts," Louis Lipsky, Amer-
Upon motion by Mr. Perlman, panting of visas to German refu- the dramatic players will present programs. It is to be held at the ican member of the World Zionist ess served a buffet supper to the
members,
the occasion being the
the meeting adopted a resolution gees desirous of entering this their first offering, "The Pot home of Norman Hurwitz, 161 Executive and national chairman
calling upon the administrative country was indicated in the ad- Boiler," an amusing play.
Drouillard road, East Windsor, of the American Palestine Cam- host's wedding anniversary.
The club is planning a charity
committee of the American Jewish dress of Mr. Perlman.
Immediately after the opening Canada. All members will assem- paign, said: "The decision ,of the
1Congress to consider the advise-
bridge and dance.
The national executive commit-
of the new term, a campaign will ble at the home of B. and L. High Commissioner to reject the
After the meeting, the members
, bility of petitioning the foreign tee appeals to the public at large
schedule
of
proposed
labor
immi-
Panush,
2021
Taylor
avenue,
at
be launched for new members. An
enjoyed card games and refresh-
'affairs committee of the United for financial support to carry on
open nieeting will inaugurate the 6:45 p. m., and will leave in auto- gration as submitted by the Ex-
ments.
States Senate to conduct an in- its work.
ecutive,
and
to
substitute
instead
biles
furnished
by
the
group.
program for gaining pledges.
vestigation to ascertain whether
Announcement was made b y
the German government has vio- Mrs. Wise that Mrs. Franklin D.
lated the diplomatic and commer- Roosevelt, wife of the President,
cial treaties made with Germany." has accepted the invitation of the
Recognizing that the period of Women's Association of the Amer-
economic change in this and in ican Jewish Congress to address a
other countries has had important large women's meeting on Feb. 28.
Mrs. Wise reported that there is
I economic and political effect on
the Jews, the American Jewish an increasing desire on the part
Congress was called upon, in a of Jewish women to organize for
resolution adoptCd, to bring about self-defense, which has evinced
the establishment of a bureau to itself in a tripled membership in
survey occupational trends among the Women's Association of the
Jews, to recommend new avenues American Jewish Congress in the
of productive labor for Jews, and last four months.
Dr. Zhitlowsky, in his address,
to initiate a campaign of enlight-
enment among non-Jews and Jews called upon the Jewish working
to end discrimination now current class to join the World Jewish
against Jews in many fields of em- Congress movement as providing
ployment. This resolution was the only realistic approach to the
presented by Louis Segal, secre- solution of the Jewish problem.
tary of the Jewish National Work- He announced the formation of
era' Alliance, at the conclusion of the Worker's League for the World
an address describing conditions in Jewish Congress, which will seek
I American Jewish life. The reso- to enlist the support of the Jewish
lution also emphasized the need worker.

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THE WEEK IN REVIEW

definite Rascist trend as the Heim-
(Continued From Page One)
wehr, Fascist guard, extended its
Mizrachi to meet in Jerusalem influence. Austrian Nazis defying -
the Dollfuss efforts to crush the
next year.
The prayerbook used by the movement treated the country to !
Ba'al Shem Tot', founder of the a display of bombings and other
Chassidic movement, came into the form of violence unparalleled in
possession of the Lubawitcher the country.
•
• •
CASS -BAGLEY
Rebbe, Rabbi Joseph Isaac
DETROIT, MICH.
Schneerson, and created some- THE REST OF EUROPE:
thing of a major sensation among
In Latvia; Jewish boycott lead-I
he devout Chassidism, who flocked ern, betrayed by a group of Lat-
Warsaw from miles around for
vian Jews who are opposed to boy-
glimpse of the famous book.
Two hundred chedorim, Hebrew cotting Germany, were arrested
choolv, were closed by the aut- and interrogated by the police.
(Continued from Page One)
(Continued from Page One.)
horities for not having school li- They were subsequently released,
censes.
The Polish rabbinate isi
the
essence
of
the
psychological
the
office
of
monitor
for
the
mimes
but their records were confiscated.
theory which he has expressed in studying the plight of the teach-
.ensuing term.
In Salonica, Greece, Jewish mer-
ers and is considering an appeal )
as
his
many
recent
works,
such
Mr. Rosin gave a resume of the
in
their
behalf.
the
government
chants were seriously affected by
o
.outstanding activities of his ad- "Life Begins at Forty" and "More j t
• • •
Power
To
You,"
which
have
be-
I
a
rigid Sunday observance law
ministration which was lauded by
HUNGARY.
enacted this past week. Under the
several speakers on the program. come the best-selling books ofj
Student anti - Semitic disorders I law now, Jewish merchants who
non-fiction
in
America.
Aaron Rosenberg delivered an
,
1 flared into the open again as a , observe the Jewish Sabbath must
The Diacussion Period."
Inaugural speech and waif felicitat-
nation-wide strike of students I lose two days of business each 0
Rabbi Leon Front will conduct
ed by representatives of outstand-
broke out in all Hungarian uni- week.
ing organizations in the Jewish the discussion. The Temple Forum
on-striking students
French Jewish organization were
method of discussion recently in- versities. •
community.
were forcibly prevented from reg- to confer on the question of find-
Dr. Droock made the following troduced, which permits members
istering
for
the new university , ing permanent habitation for refu-
of the audience to submit written
appeal l for members:
appea well EMU, International in aP•. questions to the ushers, makes it. semester as the striking students gees from Germany who have to
.4 the only@listing organisation of Its kind
possible to give the maximum sought to force the government to vacate the government barracks in
Oat Bowman •n anti-Mortmlnation board
r•lat a vigilant anti-defamation committee prm
number of people an opportunity adopt their 20-point anti-Semitic which they have been temporarily
Meting the good norms of Judalsm through.t
program.
housed. With 200 leaving for
to question the speaker.
• • •
We weld
"Another wankel artirity a the youth
Palestine and most of the others
On Tuesday evening. Jan. 30,
movement. monfested to the 111110 Pounds-
established in positions, • consid.
Princess Irina Skariatina, author AUSTRIA:
Rena and A- A chapters. for the uplifting
Events in Austria moved with erable number of refugees still
of the Jewish youth and its training for fut-
of "The First To Go Back," the
ure leadership in Jewry. This phew of the
only Russian aristocrat ever in- gradually increasing speed in a remain destitute and in need of
Dual
m
use WrIth wort 11 nf great ismootanre Le-
muse throe nest? InspIrsd leulers will pro-
' aid in Paris.
vited to return to Soviet Russia,
mote • better and more harmonic,. under-
• • •
will speak on "The Old Russia
between Jews Memoir. Es well as
vale
research
staff.
His
findings
THE UNITED STATES:
Jew and non-Jew.
and the New." She will be fol-
'Way I reiterate that rvery eligible Jew
President Roosevelt was called
lowed on Feb. 6 by Sherwood he presents to government de-
performs • ward duly by totting the B net
of
▪ •rIth range now, en that.is nob le wort
Eddy, who will speak on "What partments or turns them into on to make representations to the
Insure on
l
war Order can wure as
books and articles.
German government regarding the
I Saw in Germany."
.10 and security to carry OD its indtmen-
Professor Pitkin is now at work persecution of the Jews in a reso-
Mble function..
Admission to the Temple Forum
1 •The fee cg 110 Inrludn trdtMtion and Ore
on his next book, which will be lution introduced in the Senate bpi
Menthe duet In wham..
lectures is 55 cents. The lectures
entitled
"Busy Leisure."
-Toe sppliestIon• call Temple 1-5415. or
j Senator Millard E. Tydings of!
begin promptly at 8:30.
Longfellow 49M
!Maryland.
The House Commit.
Pitkia • Detroiter.
, tee on Rules has under consider...!
Born in Ypsilanti, Mich., son of Lily Pons in Concert at
lion
the
bill
introduced by Con- '
Ann Arbor on Jan. 29
a newspaper editor, Mr. Pitkin
greasman Samuel Dickstein calling
was reared in that city and in De-
for
a
probe
of Nazi activities in
, troit, where as a youngster he
Lily Puns, the diminutive French
I became cub-reporter on the De- operatic star, returns to Ann Ar- this country.
(Continued from Page One)
The
protest
of American Jewry
troit News. Ile studied at the
bor on Monday evening, Jan. 29, at the restriction of immigration
man, Mrs. Harvey H. Goldman, University of Michigan and spent
.
in
Palestine
and
the man-hunt for
for the Choral Union Concert Se-
Sylvan S. Groaner, Julius Hart- five years in Germany in study
tourist illegals took the shape of
man, Mrs. -Jack Hock, Myron A. and newspaper work, and traveled ries at 1101 Auditorium, after an a resolution adopted at a confer-
absence of two years. Shortly ence of national Jewish °mini-
Keys, Dr. S. Kleiman, Mrs. Joseph throughout Europe.
1
Ile subsequently became asso-
0. Kopel, Ezra Kroman, Lester elate editor of the New York Trib- after her sensational Metropolitan ' nations, bodies affiliated with the
,
Dr
Eli
Levin
Jacob
Lev-
Lapides
Opera debut, less than three years Zionist Organization, the Zionist
tine
and
associate
editor
of
the
in, Sol R. Levin, Mrs. Sol R. Levin,
Organization of America and the
Dr. Barney Malbin, Lawrence J. !New York Evening Post. He was . ago, she was prevailed upon to American Representatives of the
Michelson, Raymond S. Moors, Gus later American editor of Encyclo- forego her return to France and
i Jewish Agency for Palestine.
,
podia
Brittanics
and
story
editor
Louis
Platt,
D. Newman, Harry II.
delay her operatic tour to South
High Commissioner James Mc-
Robinson, Mrs. Louis Rosenthal, I for Universal Pictures Corpora- America, in order to sing at the
Donald, stressing responsibility of
Samuel II. Rubiner, William Sand- 1 tion. He is at present professor
I
non-Jews
to aid in the refugee
1931
May
Festival.
Since
that
ler, Mrs. Jacob S. Saul..., Alex of journalism at Columbia Uni-
time her prestige, both in opera work. estimated that $25,000,000
Schreiber, Miss Helen Sheffer ,1 versify, New York City.
would
be
required
for the work.
In his spare time, Mr. Pitkin and in concerts, has continued to
Frank Schwartz, Aaron Silberblatt ,
Prof. Albert Einstein was awarded
Max M. Silverman, Mrs. lien Si- I conducts research into such public mount to still greater heights. He r ; • silver loving-cup by the high
b
n
e
s
o-
w
ni Iro yfrinnehni o
teb le m eum
mon, Myron S. Steinberg, Mrs. My- rero
return to Ann Arbor in • recite I school boys of Philadelphia. George
eo nns
jobs, asu
ron 8. Steinberg, Thmsinre Stein-
will give her admirers in Michiga n Blumenthal was elected president
berg, Dr. Benjamin D. Welling and business activities and the shift-
an opportunity of hearing her • tof the Metropolitan Museum of
of
man.
lie
has
.
ing
psychology
,
Kra. Julian G. Wolfner, and Maur-
I Art.
•
113 many ES 30 persons on his pri. I her best.
E. Williams, aecretary.

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