oepemorre
PIEVETBOHIEMSIICARONICIE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
night in Schwaben Hall at Knick- I
and Myrtle avenue in
Ridgewood, Brooklyn.
II In a hall jammed to overflowing
•LET:TER. BOX
with uniformed and civilian Nazis,.
(Continued from Page One)
Fritz. Gissibl, national commander
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—
Now On Sale at
of the Friends of New Germany,'
From Junior Hadauah.
officers
,
abroad
bt,,
i. t
utmost
ios
and Severin Winterscheidt,•secre-
Detroit Community Fund Campaign, which, failing of its
h e
f political,
ical, Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: I
tary of the United German Socie- I
The
Detroit
Unit
of
Junior
n
and
religious
refugees.
goal, brought about a conflict in the minds of a relief- ' racial
ties of New York, demanded that
Aimed primarily for the relief Hada.ssah wishes to express sin- American Jews be boycotted.I
conscious community. Should the restricted funds avail-
cere
thanks
to
you
and
your
asso-
German refugees, the message
Their demands were net with
' able be allocated entirely for the three essentials of relief, !of
sis the Chief Executive states that ciates for the splendid co-opera-
food, shelter and clothing? Or should the work of the since July the total number of tion given our publicity commit- howl ing at), lo% a ,
Wee. Tone Opp.
lb. Flood Overcoats of Renowned
tee in connection with our fourth spectators, who in the closing I
cultural and educational agencies continue? Fortunately, thos e admitted from Gernlan
Nolen al a Tremendo
minutes of the program pledged
IN Is IN Overcoats . . . NON
luncheon.
This serves to demonstrate how
for the continuance and furtherance of our social planning, eluding all races and creeds, Y has annual donor Sincerely,
allegiance to the tlitler govern-
SIS M
not yet reached 600. It is con -
ment.
looking
community
recognized
the
need,
the
Open !Tellico Is
well we have done our job—and
our forward -
tended in the letter that a more Detroit Unit, Junior Hadassah,
A number of feter under the
Sophie Blanche Schwartz,
AU Suits Now Greatly
increased need of a continuance of such work in times of liberal admission would not result
still further indicates that we are--
Corresponding Secretary. auspices of the League of Friends
Reduced
in the refugees becoming public
stress. The plan could carry on.
of New Germany were announced
' GOOD PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH'
Came February, 1933, and with it the complete col - charges, as friends and relatives
as an instrument to stir New
are ready to render assistance
We have a large selection of used cars and
lapse of Detroit's banking structure. What did this mean ! 1 and prevent further aggravation pie, for whom we plead, if ad- Yorkers, particularly Germans and,
German Americans, into confor-
—
trucks—thoroughly reconditioned—and priced
to
our
vision,
our
hopes
and
our
plans?
For
a
time,
corn
mated,
will
not
become
public
of America's unemployment prob.
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miry
with
the
boycott
of
Jews
in
erases Grand River and Clifford
char e .
to suit every purse. See us first for your used car.
plete destruction seemed to threaten. But the community lem'
es
r
.
e
the
pa
U
T:p
i
th
ed
ietS
s
ta
w
te
.
.
s
hm
.
ci.edp
o
had"Tphe
Cite U. S. Siatutes.
I rose to the occasion. The staffs of agencies responded to
passed out to
prepared the of Ten
Attached to the petition is a phlet, 'Asylum for Refugees those attending the Saturday eve-1
the emergency. Crisis after crisis was met and the work
"Asylum for Refugees
SERVICE
SALES
ning affair inviting all to attend
Under Our Immigration Laws,'
went on, restricted, to be sure, but maintained so that the booklet,
Under Our Immigration Laws. " containing the views of distin- an Easter military concert in the I
plan remained, although in outline alone, with operations ,It states the views of former Gov-
Turnhalle at Lexington avenue
guished contemporaries on this
reduced to a skeletonized framework.
, ernor Alfred E. Smith, Professor timely subject.
SLATKIN BROS.
I and Eighty-fifth street on April 1,
Then came the 1933 Emergency Allied Jewish Cam - I Raymond Moley, Secretary o f
and another meeting in Ridgewood
h "In view of the desperate
State Cordell Hull and a number
Grove on April 8
giru
e h .t an of in p ola
m tiL lof these yeti•
paign. As a preliminary, it was necessary for Federat ion !ceto
ereign statesmen and leaders.
refugees who
fle
n . h e brsecond
o
l e affair
to take the unheard - of step of asking the national and n t LItc a t es an srts u ot relative ta to t might find asylum in the United we lrn evitartiin onp s tot
on
some e impor n • States, we sage that the Amerb
inteational
agencies who had learned that Detroit could th e
rn
At met r s - I
which announced:
nnounced : " Germnan
w
be depended upon to furnish our share of their financial earlier calls in favor of asylum can Consuls should be advised ) jeans Turn Out For the Mass Pro-
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the Famously Pure
late cited.
to regard such cases as calling I test Meeting Against the Uncon-
needs, to release us for a year from our commitments to
AT BURLINGAME
The letter reads as follows:
for sympathetic treatment, not- latitutional Jewish Boycott."
and Deliciously Tasting
them. Recognizing the emergencies which we faced at
withstanding the above de- I
Approximately 60 guards dressed
Longfellow 0577
home, this release was generously given, and we entered "Hon Franklin D. Roosevelt,
seabed
executive
order."
1 in the regulation uniform of the
The White House,
upon the 1933 campaign enthusiastically but anxiously, "W•shington, D. C.
The letter was signed by Mrs. I of the SS, or higher grade storm}
Catt for the committee of ten, troops, attended the meeting on
knowing that upon that campaign depended the success or ' "Dear Mr. President:
1Saturday to preserve order. They
chose her as chairman.
failure of our plan and our hopes for the future.
in- which
"The undersigned are
The other members are Miss , wore white, rather than brown,1
Probably the 1933 Emergency Allied Jewish Cam- I formed that a serious handicap
shirts, the onl mark that distin-
end Emer-
a11
Dr eier, Mrs . Kll
MarY -
paign was one of the most heartening, reassuring experi- to the successful disposition of son,
Finley, Mrs. guished them from the Reich sari- l am
Mrs. John
•erne of the German refuge.. Alexander Kohut, Mrs. James , sty of storm trooper. They were
ences any one could ever have. Boundless enthusiasm, i" whom the I idfor
nternational
. t cp eu m r: Lees Ltudlaw, Mrs. Jacob A. Rua clad in black military trousers,)
h and Mrs. F. Louis Slade, all of white shills, black ties, "Sam
w olehearted gooil-will characterized every worker in our
community. Forgetting all personal emergencies, every- pose are interested is the eaecu- New York, and Miss Elizabeth Brown" belts and leather shoulder
. oover,
tive
order
of
President
H
Eastman and Mrs. Charles Cary' straps, and on their arms were
one connected with it joined hands to keep alive the philan-
Also use Streit's
Rumsey, of Washington. I bands of black, white and red with
thropic structure in Detroit. The campaign was a success. a t' e 'rn Id er"1 .9 ',":
Signers of the petition include' a circular swastika emblem. They
the State Department to warn
Hope arose once more. The plan went on.
outstanding women leaders in this and other civilians wore the
And then came the New Deal. Social justice was at American Consular Officers to country, among whom are Jane Friends of New Germany emblem,
that an
Addams, Mrs. Margaret Culkin the swastika superimposed on the
work. Our vision was justified. Our hopes were realized. require definite . proof .
B oole, u D E r. A mer ican shield.
reality. We breathed anew.
Our new center became
`t°
L.70.7. ',"ril: Banning, R hire. Ella
a i:P
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youths were there in I,
y Carrot,
lla
And so once more we plan. Another campaign will H. charge in this country and Mollie
We announce to the Jewish community that in
du
Pont,
Dorothy
Canfield
Fisher, numbers. Boys from six to If
soon be under way. Our sense of justice dictates that we thus add to our unemployment Zona Gale, Ellen Glasgow, Isabel wore the regulation uniform of
appreciation of our Jewish patronage we will supply
problem.
must make up to non-local agencies our deficiencies of
Bacon LaFollette, Mrs. John Watt the Hitlerjugend, brown shirts,
"That order has been so
them with Passover milk. Arrangements have been
last year. National and international causes must have strenuously enforced that immi- Meiklejohn, Mrs. Willard Pope, brown shorts and the black neck :
Belle Sherwin, Miss Lillian D. erchief of the group. A few of 1
made with Rabbi Abraham Schecter of Beth Itzchok
our assistance. The situation in many parts of Europe has gration has almost ceased. Lin. Wald, Mabel Walker Willibrandt them sold the Nazi weekly organ,'
Synagogue to supervise the preparation of this milk
brought tragedy to great groups of our people. Now, if der the immigr ■ tion law the and others.
the Deutsche Zeitung.
Michiglin Distributor
quota is 25,957. That
The background' of the stage
ever, the Jews of Detroit must show an united front with German
in accordance with strict religious rrirements.
Hail Macy Action on Boycott.
number is far from being filled.
w
. as draped with a large swastika
11817 LINWOOD
the Jews of the world if we are to alleviate the sufferings According to the figures given
Supporters of the anti-Nazi boy-
in the center with the American
Townsend 11.7135
and heartache of German-Jewish refugees and German by the High Commissioner, colt hailed the action of New York and
German monarchical flags on
stores in adhering to
Jews who have remained in Germany. This phase of our Jame. G. McDonald, there are department
the boycott as a step toward the either side. The swastika hung
about 25,000 German emigres in
from the rafters and was draped
I plan must go on.
creation of a solid anti-Hitler around the balconies.
France, 20,000 being in Peri.;
And built into the very framework of the plan itself Holland is caring for 5,000 refu- front.
Suddenly from the wings, Fritz
Gimbel Brothers' Department
are our recreational and educational activities, once sup- gees; Switserland, 2,500; Cxecho
national Nazi commander,
The Gunsberg Provision ported to a great extent by the Detroit Community Fund. Slovakia, 5,000; Poland, 6,000i Store and B. Altman and Corn- Gissibl,
trode
upon the stage. With hands
England, 3.000; Belgium, 2,500;
pony have followed the action
now preparing
The reduced funds available from that source have created Palestine, 6,500. The United adopted by R. H. Macy and Corn- on hips, he spoke for less than
,
Kosher Salami for Pang ' financial problems in these agencies which must be met States, always proud of its hal- pony in subscribing to the boycott , live minutes. He called upon the
, audience
to Movement
join the Friends
of
and solved. Detroit's Jewish community, conscious of the lowed principle of the right of of Nazi goods, a development re- New
Germany
and sup-
over.
for political and reli-
garded in anti-Nazi circles as of port the organization ' in all its
value of recreation and education, will, I am sure, solve asylum
gious refugees, ought certainly
the utmost importance to the sue- activities. He demanded that they
these problems whether the solution comes through mem- to do it. share. The total num- cess of the boycott.
,"boycott the Jewish boycotters,"
PYRAMID OF QUALITY
berships, through scholarships, or through larger grants ber of refugees from Germany
Decrying the delay of the Macy I and he said that in years to come
in the budget of the coming campaign. I am confident of all races and creeds admitted concern in openly announcing I America would thank them for
to the United St•tes, since July,
that the vision which recognized the need of a bulwark of amounts to less than 600. The fealty to the boycott committee as 1 making America, like Germany,
factor which "retarded for f r , pure of Jews.
Jewish tradition, Jewish training and recreation to help admission of a fraction of the a months"
reprisal against Hit er, I The o r c h e s t r a struck up
our young people to meet unemployment, depression, G erman quota cannot m•teri- the Non-Sectarian anti -Naz i
A
affect the economic condi- League greeted Macy's stand w i th I "Deutschland Utter Alles."
, dozen hands throughout the audi-
anxiety and increased leisure time, will recognize the need ally
bons of this country, particu-
of these agencies which have operated so bravely in the larly its the bulk of those ad- satisfaction but with expressions ence were raised in the Hitler sal-
"Owned and Operated by Detroiters"
of regret that the action was so i ute. After one verse it swung
face of well-nigh insuperable financial handicaps,
milted will be made up of young
long postponed.
' into the Horstwessel Lied, the 1
children,
aged
persons
and
men
I do not fear for our plan. I know it will go on. I
2,000 Nazis Howl for Boycott of flitlerite marching anthem, and I
LENNOX 8000
and women in the professions
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know that it will grow and prosper and develop until and in the •rts and sciences who
half the audience saluted. When I
Jews in Brooklyn Meeting.
Detroit and the Jewish community of Detroit can point have a cultural contribution to
An offensive designed to make the band began the fourth and,
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tee the public
We can g
with pride to a social structure outstanding among the make to this country. Friends the United States free for Hitler- Ilast verse of the song, every hand AIM
that it is prepared strictly for
itee in the manner of modern Ger- in the house (with one exception)
and relatives are ready to give
Our Entire Stock of
Fine Custom Quality
OVERCOATS
HEART - TO - HEART TALK
WITH THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
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ADMISSION URGED
PROOF
Of Our Ability To
Serve You Well Is Shown By The
Number Of Repeat Customers Who
Have Bought Their New 1934
Chevrolet From Us.
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Cake Meal
, Egg Matzos
Diabetes Matzos
Whole Wheat Matzos
a
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t■
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■
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precautions have been taken,
under direct supervision of the
three Detroit Rabbis. You can
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Don't forget to order same for
your Passover meal.
Gunsberg's products are
made of the but ingredi•
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are delivered fresh daily
to all dealers.
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cities of the world.
I came to Detroit with high hopes. I am certain today
that these hopes will be justified. And I am happy in
active guarantee that these peo-
many was launched on Saturday was raised.
that thought.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ADOPTS
DICKSTEIN RESOLUTION CALLING FOR
INVESTIGATION OF NAZI ACTIVITIES
a
(Continued from Page One.) !term: are reported from the Po-
fish
-
• province of Galicia, inhabited
Jewish lawyer for damages from' mainly by Ukrainians.
In the East Galician village of
the publisher of the Swiss Nazi' .
I organ, Eldgenosse. The Jewislu Potaczysko, the Jewish shochet
attorney contended that he had Salmon Feingold and his wife
been personally attacked through Malka were murdered. Nothing
the publication of anti-Semitic ar- was removed from the house. In
the village of Czypowitze, Lipa
ticles in the Nazi paper.
The decision of the Zurich offi- Sternberg found at his door a let -
'
cials is similar to the action of ter in Ukrainian warning him to
the Mixed. Tribunal in Cairo, leave the village immediately or,
he
would
be
killed.
Egypt, which decided against the
In many other villages, accord-
suit brought by Umberto Jabes,
ah Italian Jew living in Egypt, ling to the Lemberg Jewish paper,
against the president of the Ger- Neyer Morgen, Jews are afraid of
man Club in Cairo and the pub- being killed during the nights. The
lisher of an anti-Jewish pamphlet I paper emphasized the alarming in-
sponsored by the Cairo German , crease in terroristic acts against
Club. The court held that Jokes Jews and declares that anti-Jewish
failed to prove that he had been acts are developing in Galician
villages with an unheard-of rap-,
personally libelled.
idity.
The Ukrainians, who are op-
Order German Schools Closed in
posed to their Polish rulers and
Breen Cities.
desire independence, have made
RIO DE JANEIRO. (JTA)— Jews their scapegoat for their
German schools in Montenegro failure to achieve freedom.
and Brasso Forte have been or-
In January the London Jewish
, dered closed by the government.
Chronicle reported that a state of
The schools have been under
the control of Nazis, the teachers terror existed in Galicia, reminis-
having been specially imported cent of the pogrom period of Bog-
from Germany. Of late the Nazis dan Chmelnitzki. The Chronicle
have been penetrating into gov- reported that Jewish houses were
often set on fire by Ukrainian ter-
ernment offices and making Ger-
man virtually the only language rorists, who locked the doors of
the houses and burned alive the
, spoken in those cities.
Jewish residents.
For similar reasons the govern-
mental representative in the state !Laski Strikes at "A
need" on
of Santa Catharine has ordered
Reich Jews.
I the administration of the city of
LONDON. (JTA — The world
Blumenau divided into three sec-:
Lions, in the hope that the pre-;outside of Germany must continue
dominantly German population of to regard any assurances from the
the city will thus be forced to ; iReich regarding treatment of the
come in closer contact with the
as "delusive" as long as the
Brazilian colonists of the region. 'Je ws
Illumenau was founded by a'government tolerates perpetual in-
German Jew, Dr. Herman Blu- citement against its Jewish popu-
toenail, about 80 years ago. Re- latinn, Neville Laski, Anglo-Jew-
cent anniversary celebrations in ish leader. declared, addressing the
t ht, city, however, studiously re- • session of the Board of Deputies
!rained from mention of that fact. of British Jews.
Mr. Laski declared that while'
Endeks Arrested for Scholar , the Reich Ministry of Economics
Attack.
is expressing alarm at the steady
WARSAW. PTA p—Six Endek fall in German exports, the Min-
students of the National Democrat istry of Propaganda is closely,
party, anti-Semitic and anti-gov- collaborating with drganizations
ernment group. were arrested on such as the so-called Ilago, NAZI
the charge of having beaten Prof. I trade organization which has as
Herceli Handelsmann, aged Jewish its purpose the ruination of Jewish
scholar and dean of the historical trade and industry.
faculty at the University of War-, "So long as the German govern.'
, meat tolerates the perpetual in-
awn
Prof. Handelsmann was severely citement against the Jews" Mr.
beaten late last Wednesday night 1l.aski said, "foreign opinion must
as he was returning from a stu• regard its assurances of liberty
dent meeting where he had spoken : for Jews in business life as delu-
. sharply against the attempt of sive and expect the extension of
anti-Semites to introduce an "Ar- the restrictions already imposed in
yon caluse" which would have ex- , the professions for all other occu-
eluded all Jewish students from nations."
the student self-aid associations.
The University Senate rejected, Al Boasberg quips, "Who will,
C isEVROLET
factories are breaking
records, trying to give America all the
cars it wants. '1000 units a day are rolling off
the assembly lines. February output was
twice that of January. March output, accord-
ing to present indications. will be three times
that of January. More Chevrolets are now
being produced than any other make of auto-
mobile in the world. And today, Chevrolet
is happy to report that all its dealers will goon '
be in a position to make immediate deliveries.
To fill the record-
breaking nationwide
demand, Chevrolets
are being produced
at a record-breaking
When you consider how short a time the new
Chevrolet has been in production—when you
consider, also, that the 1934 car is not last
year's model improved, but a basically new
automobile, with sweeping changes in design
—this production record becomes somewhat
of an accomplishment. But, a still greater are`
complishment, in our opinion, is the way that
these cars ham all been produced!
Despite continued nationwide pressure for
more and more volume, every car that has
left the factories has been built and tested to
meet Chevrolet's highest standards of care.
precision and quality. The result: When you
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rate of
0
—you're also assured of getting a typical
Chevrolet car in economy, dependability and
long life.
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