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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1934

VOL. XXXV. NO. 47

Per Year, $3.00 Per Copy, 10 Cents

PALESTINE FEELS , I Rothenberg Speaks PREMIERE OF "ROMANCE OF A PEOPLE" THRILLS LARGE
NAZI PLAN DOOMS Heart-To-Heart Talk
Here on April 29
JEWS' RIGHTS TO With The Jewish Community LABOR SHORTAGE, President of Zionist Organi- DETROIT AUDIENCE: PRODUCTION TECHNICALLY SUPERB,
MOVING SWIFTLY AS IT DEPICTS HISTORY OF THE JEWS
Meet-
IS DAVAR REPORT zation ing To at Address
ATTEND COLLEGES
Statler.

New Enrollments Prohibited
by Regulations of
Dr. Rust.

CANNOT AID JEWS IF
SAAR GOES TO REICH

League Jurists A re Power-
less To Impose Oblige-
gations, Is Report.

BERLIN. (JTA)— New regula-
tions issued by Prussian Minister
of Education Dr. Bernhard Rust
in effect bar Jewish students from
higher educations and make cer-
tain that the Jewish colleges and
high schools in Germany, of which
there are a number, are con-
deemed to disappear.
The new regulations, which are
part of the Nazi law for combat-
ing the overcrowding of German
universities, colleges and high
schools, provide that Jewish col-
leges and high schools must not
enroll any new students this year.
The Jewish schools affected by
the laws are located in Frankfurt
am Main, Cologne and Breslau.
In the German universities and
colleges, the regulations provide
for the admission of Jews in ac-
cordance with their proportion in
the general population and in the
following order, students of mixed
"Aryan" and "non-Aryan" blood,
Jews whose families have been
resident in Germany for many
decade3, and finally Jewish stu-
dents whose families settled in
Germany more recently.
A clause in the new regulation
stipulates preference in admission
be given to "non-Aryan" students
against whom there is the least
objection from the Nazi point of
view.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Under this heading, • series of direct he•rt•to.
heart appeals will be made by local and national Jewish leaders
to Detroit Jewry in behalf of the Allied Jewish Campaign to be
conducted here May 27 to June 7. This series of articles is
intended to clarify the issues facing this community and to point
to the importance of the forthcoming drive to the existing
Jewish agencies.

By LOUIS LIPSKY
Co-Chairman, United Jewish Appeal; National Chairman, American
Palestine Campaign

Railways Administration Is Morris Rothenberg of New Amazingly Perfect Lighting Effects, Excellent Acting by Large Amateur Cast, Very
York, president of the Zionist Or-
Beautiful Jewish Music, Provide Remarkable Elements for Great
Forced To Employ Illit -
ganization of America, will ad-
Pageant Which Continues This Week-end at Olympia.
erate Help.

' dress a public meeting of the corn-

biped Zionist groups of Detroit,
MILLS SELECTED NEW
SWIFTLY SURGING MASS PORTRAYS EPISODES IN JEWISH LIFE
••
IMMIGRATION CHIEF
BEGINNING WITH CREATION, LEADING UP TO ZION'S REBIRTH

Will Assume Post Held by
Albert Hyamson on
HERE should be no need to urge Jews to do their duty
May 1.
on behalf of the Jews of Germany. The situation is
JERUSALEM. (J TA) — The
so clear, the tragedy so disturbing that Jews through- government
of Palestine is experi-
out America ought, spontaneously and generously, come encing the current labor shortage
forward in response to the United Jewish Appeal.
in Palestine due to under-immi..
Campaign slogans are easy to create. But though gration, according to a report in'
Labor daily. Citation Is
they describe a situation neatly, they reduce a tragedy to Dever,
made of a strange reversal of
the commonplace. We must beware of permitting our- policy on the part of the Pales-
selves to believe that we are tine Railways Administration.
_
now engaged in merely an- Hitherto train-drivers and stokers
other campaign that has the were not employed unless they
literate, under one of the
same objectives and that re- were
railroad regulations. But owing
quires the same methods to difficulty in finding employees
which have characterized who can read and write, the regu.I
fund-raising efforts during lotion has been rescinded.
skilled workers have left I
the past decade. Unless we the Many
railroad service to obtain:
sense the meaning of what is higher pay and better conditions
required of us, we shall fail elsewhere on the labor market.;
at a time when the maximum There are few to replace them.
administration was obliged to
MORRIS ROTHENBERG
of intelligence and compas- The
employ illiterates.
sion is demanded.
Dever points out that very high at Hotel Steller, on Sunday eve-
of general and tech ning, April 29.
The willingness of the standards
nical education are required in all . Arranged
n o f lio: -
i o auspices
uonidgearn
h ,
American Palestine Cam- railroad companies in the world, . the Zioni s t Organization
De-
but
not
so
in
Palestine.
ag
d
a
sh
sti
a
s
h
, the e o -
o e t i i i n
paign and the Joint Distri- ' Jewish Entries Inc rease. - 1 , t. , rpoei r t a , t i this i s nr
bution Committee to unite According to an official an lladassah, Jewish National Fund
in the Palestine Gaz•' and all other Zionist groups here.
forces is the most vivid sym- nouncement
ette, 2,756 Jews were among the
The public is invited to this lec-
bol of the unique situation 2,789 immigrants who entered tune, admission being free.
Palestine in February. At the
Is • Liberal Leader.
that confronts us. Where be- same
time, 2,890 Jews registered. Mr. Rothenberg was re-elected
fore there were separate at- themselves with the authorities as president
of the Zionist Organize-
tempts to meet the manifold immigrants or were admitted as lion at the last annual convention.
•
travelers. Many of those who The esteem in which he is held by
LOUIS LIPSKY
problems arising out of Ger- registered as immigrants have the Zionist movement was best
illegally
man Jewry's needs, it is now recognized that only a super- been living in Palestine
•
by the
fact for
that the
he high-
was
human solidarity directed toward a single goal can cope having entered originally as tour- indicated
unanimously
chosen

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Serious Broadcasting Defects Corrected After Initial Performance, Faulty Sounding
Having Been Caused by Poor Acoustics in Building Entirely Composed of
Concrete and Stead; Every Performance Shows Improvement.

By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

Before an audience approximating 7,000 people, 60 per cent of whom were non-
Jews, the rich panorama of Jewish history unfolded itself lit the huge Olympia hall
on Monday evening, in the very beautiful spectacle, "The Romance of a People." The
presentation of this mammoth pageant continues at the Olympia, with the final per-
formance scheduled to take place on Sunday evening, unless there is a public demand
for additional performances.
Gorgeous in every respect, "The Romance of a People" is a fascinating work of
art. The more one sees it, the more he is certain to enjoy it and be thrilled by it.
For one who has witnessed its initial presentation in Chicago, on July 9, 1933, the Detroit showing

is a revelation. The rough spots have been smoothed out, important episodes have been added, the
original ones improved upon.
The entire spectacle is bewildering. Huge masses of people surge back and forth, Swiftly changing
costumes and make-up, forming a very intelligent cast of characters. It is impossible to conceive of
amateurs, who were trained for a very short time and who were brought together in only two general
rehearsals, performing so difficult a task so well.
Artistic Directors
Meyer W. , Weisgal conceived the idea for the pageant, and Isaac Van Grove directed it with the
qmssistance of an unusually able
cast. Although unseen,. the"able
•
artists make th emselv es''
throughout the spectacl e. Thes
singing voice is that of Avrum
Matthews, a fascinating singer.
The narrator Is Ralph Schoolman,
who possesses one of the finest
voices In the country. Lazar
Prominent Leaders Speak at Initial Performance; Herman radio
Galpern Is the dancing master who
Bernstein, Former Ambassador to Albania, Is
holds his audience spellbound with
his Chassidic dance,
Guest Speaker at Premiere.
The outstanding Detroit per-
Catholics, Protestants, Jews join- spiritual triumphs, of rebirth and former is Emma Lazaroff Scheyer.
ed in greeting the presentation of regeneration."
who plays the role of Isabella,
the pageant, "The Romance of a
Speaking of American ideals, as Queen of' Spain in the episode de-
Preference to "Aryans."
People,' In Detroit.
affected by the present conditions, picting the Spanish Inquisition.
Minister Rust's instructions pro-
Addresses at the opening cere- Mr. Bernstein said:
Blake Scott is the dancing di-
vide that in case there are more
monies, prior to the staging of the
"It is not the idea of the Melt- rector. Charles Adler, who ap-
applications for admission to the
ista and remaining there without est office within the gift of Ameri- first performance last Monday eve-
permission from the authorities. can Zionists. Atl groups within ning, at the Olympia, were deliver- ing Pot that I see represented in pears on both the Yiddish and
universities than there is room,
this country of liberty and equal
preference must be given to "Ar-
Among the Jewish immigrants the organization recognized that
by Kurt Peiser, executive direc- opportunity, the tower of moral English stage, son of the late and
Yiddish actor, Jacob Ad-
SICK AND EXPLOITED who arrived in February are 356 in Mr. Rothenberg they had a ed
yan" students, even if this necessi-
tor of the pageant, who presided in strength founded on the humanitar- famous
ler, plays the part of Abraham.
classed as capitalists, h a v I n g
tates the further limitation of the
the absence on account of illness
Gustav
Schacht,
another eminent
brought
with
them
at
least
£1,000.
leader
who
could
unify
all
forces
S.)—In
dis-
BERLIN.
(T.
I.
aid in the upbuilding of Pales- of former Governor Alex J. Groes-
"non-Aryan" quota.
Yiddish actor, portrays the role
The Palestine government an- to and the promotion of the beck, chairman of the Detroit pag-
The
cussing the present state of
Nazi officials recently announced
of
Moses.
Gregory
Lazar is the
nounced
today
that
the
surplus
in
German
health,
the
co-ordin-
Jewish Renaissance in America.
eant committee; Rev. Father Fred-
that the normal quota of 30,000
High Priest of the Fire God. Mel
treasury of Palestine had In- Morris Rothenberg is one of the eric Siedenburg, executive dean of
new students annually enrolling in A. H. Friedland of Cleve-, ated "Clinical Review" reveals the
Palmer
portrays
Adam.
Olga
creased
from
£1,230,295
in
A
ril,
these
new
self
-
explanatory
1 outstanding personalities in Amer- the University of Detroit; Rev,
German colleges and universities
Fricker plays Miriam and Mary
1933, to £2,458,732
. 1,ts
facts:
-ti lcanjew,ish, communal life, and William Warren Pickett of the
would be cut to 16,000 this year. land To Address Jewish
lintel
Benedict
the
Sacrifice
of the
for clinical and 1904.—^
egational Church; Dr.
[widely known throughout Europe First Congr
Jewish students in..Gannan.nni. • —National Fund 3..unchisono- , — medicinal treatment have de-
Fire God. Emma Lazaroff Scheyer
Mille Immigration Head.
and Palestine for his distinguished Leo N. Franklin, Meyer W. Weis-
versities are severely discrimin-
is alternating with Miss Fricker in
dined 66.5 per cent during
Eric Mills, assistant chief secre- labors affecting the welfare of the gal, general director of the pag-
ated against. In the early months
A. 11. Friedland, eminent edu-
portraying the role of Isabella,
compared to 1930. tary of the Palestine government Jewish people. He is a prominent eant, and Herman Bernstein, for-
of the Hitlerite regime, yellow rotor and Zionist leader, will be 1933, as the
Queen of Spain. Mrs. Scheirer
and acting chief secretary during New York lawyer, known for his mer United States ambassador to
number
of
people
However,
cards for Jewish students were the guest speaker at the annual in need of clinical treatment the Palestine riots of 1929,
is also a soloist before the open-
Albania,
editor
of
the
Jewish
has interest in liberal causes. Ile has
introduced and they were forbid- $6 donor luncheon of the Ladies'
ing of each evening's performance.
been
appointed
director
of
the
Daily
Bulletin.
has
not
declined.
Solely
the
been
practicing
at
the
New
York
den to use university libraries and Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Immigration
Department,
the
Jew-
fear of losing their jobs by ap-
Two Handicap..
Bernstein's Address.
• to live in university dormitories. Fund, according to an announce- plying for clinical treatment ish Telegraphic Agency learns. bar for upwards of 25 years and
Mr. Bernstein stated that "The
has won distinction in the field
There were two handicaps in
At one school, the Nazi students
led many to postpone their ap- The appointment of Mills will be of labor law. He has taken a part Romance of a People" brings "a ;
staged a hostile demonstration in
the presentation of the initial per-
plications . . . aside front the confirmed officially this week and in various activities looking to- message and a lesson that all na-
the classroom of an "Aryan" pro-
formance. Few in the audience
fact that health benefit and in- he will assume the post on May 1, ward the interest of the Jewish tions need today." He pointed out
fessor accused of having spoken
it was stated.
surance
state
institutions
were
realized that Isaac Van Grove, the
that
"it
goes
back
to
the
funda-
people everywhere, but he has won
favorably about the Jews. The
Mills succeeds Albert Monte- national and international recog- mentals of civilization, and while
obliged
to
restrict
their
activi-
directing genius, had to be rushed
teacher was compelled to resign
Core
Ilyamson,
Jewish
director
of
it
tells
the
story
of
sufferings,
of
ties to a limited number of
nition as a leader in the Zionist
to. a local hospital for treatment
his post.
the immigration department since movement. where he concentrated martyrdom, of superstitions, of
cases."
on the eve of the general per-
Can't Receive Diploma..
1924.
his labors during the past 20 prejudice and hate and violence,
Jewish medical students are not
it also tells of historic justice, of
formance. His loyal staff excelled
The Jewish Agency for Pal- years.
permitted to receive their diplo-
- - -
satins has received the last in-
Led Fund•Raising.
in its effort to keep his absence
mas unless they waive their rights
stallment of the loan of £10,-
He has led the fund-raising ef-
a secret, and to make the perfor-
to practice medicine in Germany.
000 to enable it to commence forts for Palestine for a number
mance as perfect as possible. Van
A few days ago Reichminister
settlement in the Kishon and of years, occupying the posts of
HERMAN BERNSTEIN . •
Grove's young son, Joe, did a mar-
an-
of the Interior Dr. Frick
Sheikh Avreik region of the chairman of the Keren Ilayesod,
Ian ideals of Washington, Jefferson velous job at the control board.
nounced that all doctors, dentists
Haifa Bay area. The loan has the United Palestine Appeal, Al-
and chemists applying for licenses
and Lincoln. It is rather the fam- Miss Lee Rosenthal did well in
been given by the South African lied Jewish Campaign and, during
to practice would not be admitted
ily idea that I visualize as the telephoning the cues to the pro-
Will Address Men's Club of (Biny ■ n) Co.. Ltd., of Haifa.
1931, he carried the burden of
jection room from a small booth
unless it is shown that there is no
There is a total of £3,684.664 leadership as national chairman of Campaign Committee Head- dominant characteristic of Amer. built for her. The entire task
Shaarey
Zedek
on
the
ice, with its weak and its strong,
reason to suspect ''their national
in
currency
in
circulation
in
l'al-
the
American
Palestine
Campaign
ed by David J. Cohen, Con- with its brain and brawn, all work- was an heroic one, accomplished
Russian Situation.
and moral trustworthiness." It is
estine, reports William Joseph of the Jewish Agency, and despite
i ing for a better America. All in spite of many obstacles.
understood that the phrase merely
Johnson, state treasurer, who acts the unfavorable conditions which . gregation's President.
Another very serious handicap
Dr. George Leikin, eminent lac- es. currency officer. Of this sum prevailed, he attained a success
groups that have come to this coun-
provides another weapon whereby
surer,
authorit
on
Roman
law,
for-
On Sunday, April 21, Congrege_ try in quest of a new home, have which somewhat marred the pre-
the Nazis will be able to prevent
141
3 21 1 0z i caren a gie n notes and that won for him the tributes of
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bi of Kazan, will be 1 - -.•..-.-,61
mer Chief Rabbi
miere
was the very bad sound ef-
Lion
B'nai
David
will
launch
its
brought
their
dreams
and
their
via
Jewish graduates from entering
coinage.
Zionist and non-Zionist leaders
the guest speaker at the meeting
of David J. Cohen,
ions and their
willingness
to work.
these professions.
membership
drive
under
the
- fect in the Olympia hall. Con-
The total number of notes in alike. lie is again one of the chairmanship
of
the
Men's
Club
of
Congregation
structed
entirely of concrete and
Julius Streicher, arch expon-
A. H. FRIEDLAND
Shaarey Zedek at 8 p. m. on Wed- circulation here aggregates 1.-,- national chairmen of the American
.crica,
and have
it not
have
become
part enriched
and parcel
of steel, lacking in acoustics, the
ent of Nazi anti-Semitism, ed-
nesday, April 25, in the social hall 168„552 and of silver and bronze Palestine Campaign, and recently president of the congregation. The 1A)in
.
being
standardized
robots,
but
sound
effects
were defective and
itor of the notorious Nurem- (went made this week by Mrs. of the synagogue.
t cur- he has been elected chairman of following are on the membership
coins 14,495,000. Of note
planning committee: Rabbi Joshua by contributing the richest fruit
injustice to the performance.
berg weekly, Der Stuermer, and Philip Slomovitz, chairman of the
Dr. Leikin has established an en- rency, the bulk-1,428,452—are . the administrative committee of S. Sperka, Louis Please, Nathan of their own individual cultures did
The
amplification
has since been
political czar of the region program committee for the lunch- viable reputation not only as an of £1 denominations, and of coins the Jewish Agency for Palestine
Tracer and Dr. Samson S. Wit- and ideals to the common ideals and considerably improved, thou at-
around Nuremberg, was op- eon. This year's luncheon will able speaker but particularly as a (Turn to
Page.) acting through the American rep
the
spiritual
and
material
well-be.
Last
tending the later performances
tenberg.
pointed government commission• be held at noon on Wednesday, forum lecturer who enchants his
____
benefiting by the unavoidable de-
er for Franconia. Representing May 2, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel. audience with his informative ans-
captains are: Jacob Gold- ing of Lessons
America."
Mr. Rothenberg took a leading
of America.
fects of the first night.
,
the highest government author- More than 600 women are ex- wers during the open forum follow-
.
part in collaboration with Dr berg, Isaac Greer, Reuben B.
Remarkable Lighting Effects.
pected
to
attend
this
interesting
ity in his district, Streicher will
I
M ar- Newman, Hyman Rottenberg, Na- I "The lessons of America are now
ing his address.
Perfection was achieved in the
be entitled to participate in the yearly function.
The address by Dr. Leikin will
shall, Mr. Felix M. Warburg and than Schreiber, Sam Wexler, Dr. 1 more needed than ever before, for
for "The Ro-
Mr. Friedland is the president be following by the discussion per-
sessions of the Bavarian cab•
en , berg,k Morris Wale I the' world is seething with unrest lighting effects
others in bringing the enlarged S. S. m Wittenberg,
It is no wonder that
mance.
and
pre
arations
for
war.
Amer-
of the National Council of Jewish iod in which the audience will be
inet council.
response to many requests, Jewish Agency into being. Ile end
ic o a_sheu d rigorously guard against ,leaders in showmanship marvelled
The appointment of Streicher Education, the director of the asked to participate. Refreshments Rabbi Leon Frans will take as he has had many delicate and diplo-
The following
compose
thels any of the attempts that are being i at this angle of the production.
membership
solicitation
commit-
is in line with • recent decision Bureau of Jewish Education in will be served during the social subject of his sermon Sunday matic missions to carry out in be-
I
to Last Page)
of the Bavarian cabinet unify- Cleveland and the superintendent hour following the meeting.
Benjamin
I Mora to Page Opposite Editorial)
morning, April 22, his interpreta- half of the American and World tee: Hyman Altman, (Turn
Dr.
Leikin
is
an
outstanding
Zionist
Organization
which
fre
Bragman,
Louis
Brody,
Sam
Last
Page.)
tion
of
the
pageant.
"The
Ro-
Crum to
(Turn to Last Page.)
scholar, thinker and leader. He
quently call upon him for special Brody, Joseph Cohen, Morris Can - ',
of a People.
holds the degree of Doctor of Juris- mance
Rabbi Fram will speak not only service because of his persuasive- vesper, Joseph Davidson, Abraham
t
prudence from the University of
ness and rare abilities. His grea t Dubrinsky, Phillip Dubrinsky, Reu-
on
the
story
the
pageant
it-elf
St. Petersburg, and the degrees of
enthusiasm for the cause of th
Doctor of Philosophy and Doctor tells, but on the career of the ;'a- Jewish National Home, his energ e ben Dubrinsky, Jacob Fishman.'
y , Charles Ginsburg, Sidney Gins-
of Law from Heidelberg, that great grant itself as an enterprise. lie
his fine t I powers hay e bur g, Abraham Katz, Louis Kauf-I
center of German scholarship. lie as from first ac quainted • h and
contributed
in
great
measure
t
O man, Abraham Katzen. Louis , Interviewing Reporter Gets Viewpoint of Camp - Minded
was professor of jurisprudence and the writers, directors and artists
Young Man on Activities at the Camp Which
Called by North Carolina Court in Case Instituted by Roman law at the University of of the pageant, and with the prob- the response which America n Koss, Frank Krevitsky, Sam Lie -
Jewry
has
made
in
the
last
decad
e berman, Morris Mettler, Zelig
Galahad Press, Publishers of Liberation, Weekly
Is Affiliated with Welfare Federation.
Kazan, the oldest and most impor-1 lems and controversies involved in
to
the
call
of
Palestine
upbuilding
Needles,
Israel
Rosin,
Abraham
•
production.
its
tent university of old Russia. He'
Organ of the Silver Shirts.
Shear, Mendel Slobin, Jacob Soy-
also lectured on philosophy and
in our dorm gets out in front and
By MISS EDITH M. ROSE
„—
erinsky, Morris Soverinsky, Jo-
law at the University of Wurtzen-
It•ell, what do you do all day does setting-up exercises, and,
ASHEVILLE, N. C. (JTA)-1 Deputy Sheriff that he talked burg, Germany.
neph
Weingarden,
Jacob
Winokur,
at
Camp?
Why
do
you
like
it
so
boy.
by the time you get through,
William Dudley Pelley, command.! with Robert Summerville, secre-
Max Weisberg, Alex Weisman, w;111" The voice arose from a you're all get to start the day.
Dr. Leikin was chairman of the
er of the Silver Shirts, anti-' tary and treasurer of the Galahad committee of Jewish communities
Jacob Weisman. small 10-year-old, tramping home Then we have flag-raising, when
Semitic organization, together Press, and was told by Summer- of all Russia; the chief rabbi and
In • statement made in connec- ' from school with his closest pal, they haul the big flag up to the
with two of his aides, have been ville that the company has no the government rabbi for the entire
tion with the membership drive, .an enthusiastic Fresh Air Camper. top of the high pole in the middle
By MILTON BROWN
ordered to appear before the property and does not even have Volga region-15 provinces, with
Rabbi Sperka said that "the prog- "All I hear is. 'I've just registered of the campus. Then we have
clerk of the Superior Court of a sheet of paper."
Kazan as its capital. There he
Teleemhk areM. gee'
1CsOrrighl.1 ,34
and :When I get to breakfast, swell food, too, and lots
The affidavit was sworn to and had complete civil, religious and
Buncombe County on April 25 in
teas of the past year justifies still for camp''
and 'Jim s going to camp, of it.
connection with receivesrhip pro- subscribed before John W. Hayes, financial jurisdiction over 800,000
" R a bb
i pel
S l s
"Ri g ht after
ft
br ea kout, w all
too,
'
out
I
can
' t see w at you ' re
•
a
before
the
I,
pper
Silesian
Mixed
greater
expansion.
Deputy
Clerk
of
Buncombe
Coun-
Jews living in that vast area. In GERMANY
ceedings instituted against the
so excited about. What do you do go back to our dorms and make
Galahad Press, Inc., publishers of ty Superior Court. A bond of Isle he was the spokesman of the
Julius Streicher, notorious anti- Commission of the League of Na-
"For
the
first
time
in
its
his.,
there
that's
no
good?"
beds
and
clean
up things gener-
lions
at
Kattowice,
Upper
Silesia.
Liberation, weekly organ of the $500 has been posted by Hender- Jews before the Cur upon the lat- Semite of Nuremburg, has been ap-
tory . B'nai David has introduced
„ What do we do? Gee, just ally. Of course, we aren't so keen
son as receiver and all books, rec- ter's visit of state to Kazan.
pointed government commissioner The decision is regarded as being • wider scope of activity other ;
Silver Shirts.
about
this,
specially
us boys, but
and correspondence of the
•
about e'er
e y thing," the cam p -
During the war Dr. Leikin was for the region of Franconia. Strea h- of the greatest importance because
Judge Michael Schenck of the ords
the large number of cases of a
Galahad Press are now in posses-
e d . there's pretty stiff competition be-
a
,minda d young man nswer
er is the head of the Hago, Nazi of
Superior Court on Saturday sion of the receiver. Records in charge of the relief work among
similar
nature
still
to
he
heard
by
worship.
Organizations
for
la-
tween dorms to see who can make
dies, such as the Ladies' Auxiliary ."There's something doing every their place look best, and special
signed an order appointing W. turned over to Henderson include the German and Austrian war pris- organization for combating Jews in the Mixed Commission.
h minute, from the time they blow
Bowen Henderson, Asheville ac- stock books, account books, bank oners and refugees. He was en- trade and industry, which recently
h
d•
The attempt of the Nazis to co-
trusted
with
funds
for
their
relief
wake treats for the dorms that are
proclaimed
the
anti-Jewish
boy.
countant, as temporary receiver check records and records of all by the American Embassy and the
the Young People's Society, the the bugle in the morning to
cott. Nuremberg, under Streicher ordinate the Reichwehr, the regu- Junior Young People's Society, us up until the bugler plays 'Taps' neatest. Well. as soon as that's
for the press..
over with. morning activities start.
receipts and disbursements of the Hoover relief commission.
has been the scene of the worst ex- lar German army, has hit a snag. the Junior Congregation and the is" lights go out.'
The
"Aryan
clause"
was
introduced
A receiver was appointed after t. iberation Magazine.
All us boys are divided into
At the downfall of the Czarist cesses against the Jews.
Leagu ; for the younger e "Am, they couldn't keep you groups named after animal', the
Deputy Sheriff John Garrison re-
government, Dr. Leikin assisted
200 Stockholders.
An important victory was won in the Reichwehr and all the Jews, Junior
children,
four
Young
Judaea
busy
all
day.
They
couldn't
find
were
to
have
been
ousted
by
May
1.
unsatisfied
an
execution
turned
Chipmunks. Tigers, Bears, Moose
The subscription lists of the Kerensky in the drawing up of for the Jews when the German gov-
secured by Charles G. Scott and magazine, all correspondence re- the first republican constitution for ernment admitted its guilt in hav- Owing to the opposition of the clubs, and the Boy Scout troop, enough things for 200 kids to do. and Colts, and the girls' bunches
Company of Washington, D. C. lating to the affairs of the Gala- Russia. St hen Lenin seized power. ing unjustifiably dismissed • num- corps of officers there have been are Included in our program. The I'll bet part of the time you just are called by bird names, like the
on a judgment against the con- had Press or Liberation, and its Leikin was drafted by the Com- ber of Jewish doctors in Upper Sil- very few dismissals, despite the religious school, which was estab- zit around."
Orioles, Bob-o-Linko, Larks and
fart that a number of the higher lished only at the beginning of ; "Not by a long shot, we don't.
cern.
records reveal that more than 200 munists to help draw up their con- esia merely because they were Jess. rfficers are descendant' of Jews. this season. hu had an unexpect•;Just let me tell you what it's like. Wrens. I was a Tiger last year.
stitution.
Prof.
Leikin
was
inti-
promised
to
Well, anyway, each bunch does
The Nazi government
Have No Property.
persons in all sections of the coun-
mately acquainted with the contem- reinstate the men at once and to The attempt to replace "non-Ar- edly large enrollment and has and you'll know why I can't wait something different. There's
Attached to the returned un- try have stock in the press.
yans"
with
storm
troopers
has
met
functioned
with
remarkable
eta.
ifor
June
18
to
come.
First
thing
and
philoso-
porary
writers,
poets
pay them for the time they were
Pelley is said to be in Cali-
satisfied execution was an affi-
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ciency and success." lin :he morning, at 7:10, everybody
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(Turn to Page Oppoolte Editorial) unemployed. The case was tried
davit made and morn to by the fornia.

Catholics, Protestants, Jew' s
Local Presentation of the Pageant

NOTED EDUCATOR
TO SPEAK MAY 2

' DR. GEORGE LEIKIN

B'NAI DAVID OPENS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

HERE ON APRIL 25

Fram Will Preach
On "The Romance "

Exercises to Bed-Time
i
1From Set ing-Up
Youngsters Are Busy at Fresh Air Camp

Pelley, Anti-Semitic Leader, Ordered
To Appear in Receivership Proceedings

THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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