VerRorrjEwisn
RONICLE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
NAZI PLAN DOOMS
FROM SETTING-UP EXERCISES TO BED-TIME,
'HEART - TO - HEART TALK
YOUNGSTERS ARE BUSY AT FRESH AIR CAMP JEWS' RIGHTS TO
ATTEND COLLEGES WITH THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
NOTED EDUCATOR
TO SPEAK MAY 2
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and sing songs and hear stories.
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Gee, I can't begin to tell you
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leather work, wood -carving, mak- everything. You ought to come
of the Cleveland Hebrew Schools
with the catastrophe' that has shaken the foundation of of that city.
ing linoleum bloc', .s, and metal out and try it."
ing the government and the
work, and they :all all those
"Maybe I will. It doesn't sound Nazi party in Bavaria by ap-
Jewish people.
Author of Hebrew Text Books.
things handicraft. I made a swell so bad. What would I have to pointing all Bavarian district
Each community has its concerns; each individual has Ile is the author of numerous
linoleum block of a ship and dad's do to get there?"
leaders of the Nazi party as
his distractions. But all our small tribulations and woes Hebrew text books, short stories
going to have it printed for a
So the young skeptic was told
g overnment functionaries re-
seem trivial and unworthy in the light of the terrible events
book plate. Some days, we take that he would have to register at
sponsible for the political direc-
short hikes in th e woods and' the Fresh Air Camp office, Room
that have taken place in Germany and that are continuing library consisting of 72 ems-
tion of their respective district
learn a lot of thing: 5 I never heard 307, 51 West Warren Avenue, any administrations.
to occur despite the pleas of an outraged civilization. A trated Hebrew story - books for
of before about t he plants and day but Saturday or Sunday, and
Otto Hoffmeister, a former ac-I problem of such magnitude has never before pressed upon children written by him, has been
trees and birds and animals around that his two weeks at camp would
and now a Nazi storm trooper,
hailed throughout the country as
tt
There J • .11
there. I'll bet yo u never knew cost $l6,
•
was sentenced to serve eight
an achievement of inestimable
Back of these facts are deeper
that there are more than 10 kinds
months in jail for having "in- many ; they are not permitted to escape from the tyranny value in Hebrew education.
of trees in the woods about fundamentals. Summer vacations suited," while drunk, three Turk- which is crushing them. These must be helped to readjust
Mr. Friedland is also the presi-
Brighton. Each but tch plays base- are made possible at Fresh Air ish visitors in Berlin by calling
themselves economically. There are other Jews who have dent of the Zionist District of
ball, basketball, hat idball or volley Camp for underprivileged chil-
then, "Jews."
Cleveland
and is a Zionist orator
ing
during
the
already
fled
or
who
are
awaiting
the
signal
of
release.
For
dren
through
scholarships
and
ball on some morn
The public prosecutor declared them, place must be found in other hospitable lands. My of note. As such he is widely in
week, and we di on't just play through the amount raised for
that
Hoffmeister
soiled
his
brown
demand
and
has addressed Zionist
them. Every one of those coun- camp in the Allied Jewish Cam-
own belief is that the problem of insecurity will be ended audiences in the largest Jewish
Bettors knows his stuff and they paign, which will be held this year storm trooper's uniform by "un-
for
those
who
can
find
a
place
in
Palestine.
heard-of
lack
of
discipline."
communities
in ',,he country. Mr.
really teach you t lot of points from May 27 through June 7.
Friedland lectured in Detroit on
A few sentence may summarize but they cannot fully s
A warning to German-Jewish
about those games ' that we'd never Because funds for recreational ac-
two
previous
occasions.
tivities have been so drastically youth groups that their mem- indicate the tremendous scope of the problem that exists,
heard of before.
Other Features.
"After you've hi pen throwing a restricted for the last two years, bers were absolutely prohibited which High Commissioner James G. McDonald is trying I
from wearing any kind of uni-
the camp has had to operate on
sun
all
morn-
ball around in the
to
solve
with
the
help
of
private
organizations,
relying
to
mrnFarIll=
t(i ht a ii iien a8Istitir.eos„.1: y
ing, you get pretty ' hot. and, boy, a basis of charging a very mod- form or sword belt was issued
the
largest
extent
upon
what
we
Jews
can
contribute,
All-German
Committee
by
the
erate
fee
to
children
whose
par-
(popular and ;tole Palestinian aY r:
oh boy, does it sound good to
I cannot believe that there is any person who identi- fist, will be presented at the
hear that old bugle blow for swim- ents were able to pay, in order to of Jewish Youth Organisations
have camp facilities available for upon the direct request of the flea himself with the Jewish community who will not recog- luncheon in one - act sketches, dra-
ming at 10:30!"•
the underprivileged child who Reich youth movement headed
interpretations and songs.
"Where do you swim, in a pool needs that type of vacation so by Baldur von Shiracb.
nize that there is before him a responsibility which he can- matte
Mr. Ostrowsky is a former star
or something?"
not
fail
to
accept.
Let
men
think
seriously
before
they
badly.
of
the
Habimah Theater and is
ss Jewish youths were also in•
"Pool, nuthin'! I )on't you know
give. Let them try to consider themselves in the places of recognized as a talented actor.
Fresh Air Camp is a member of firmed that excursions by Jew-
Fresh Air Camp is on Blaine the Jewish Welfare Federation ish youth clubs to the German
those whom they are asked to help. If they are human, He invariably evokes laughter
' Lake? It's • real honest-to-good-
with his humorous skits
skits
and participates in the Detroit frontier zones or abroad would
.
nese lake, deep, too , and just warns Community Fund, which supplies require the special sanction of they cannot fail to register their sympathy in their gifts.
To Redeem Palestine Soil.
like
enough to make you feel
a small amount of money which the Reich youth leadership.
Proceeds
of
the
luncheon
will
swimming forever.
represents the absolute minimum
Prince Hubertus Lowenstein's CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS, JEWS HAIL
be used to redeem the soil of Pal-
"What do they d In with the little of maintenance costs that would
book,
"The
Tragedy
of
a
Nation,
LOCAL
PRESENTATION
OF
THE
PAGEANT
estine
as
the
inalienable
property
kids and the girls that don't swim go on whether the camp was kept
Germany 1918-1934," was prohib-
of the entire Jewish people.
so good?"
open or closed.
ited from being sold or circulated
entetelve f Irto,in President Franklin D.
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Those desiring to make reserva-
"Oh, that's one of the swell sys-
Officers of the Fresh Air Society anywhere in Germany. The Nazi
tions should call the general
terns out there. T hey've got three are: Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal, officials assigned no specific reason made to introduce alien prejudices "I am interested in the pageant chairman, Mrs. Eli Sachse, Trinity
f
bathing
caps.
different colors o'
president; Mrs. Maurice Klein, for the banning of the book.
and hatreds in our midst. Such 'The Romance of a People' to be 2-2048, or Mrs. Max Schubiner,
red for kids that ant swim at all, vice-president; Miss Sadie Hirsch-
Prince Lowenstein, prominent prejudices and hatreds are anti- presented in Detroit. This exhibi• Euclid 8233-J, chairman of reser-
green for beginn ers, and white man, recording secretary; Mrs. Catholic layman, was a leading American in spirit and are direct- tion of the progress of . a great vations. Anyone wishing to earn
for real swimmers, , and the water- Grover Wolf, corresponding sec- figure in the dissolved Catholic cal against American institutions of race through the centuries un- their money should communicate
front is all roped off according to retary; Miss Edith Ileavenrich, Center party in Germany and was democracy. The most effective doubtedly has great educational with Mrs. Victor Bernstein, chair-
depth, so if you i can't swim very treasurer; Mrs. Hy C. Broder, the founder of the youth group answers to dictatorships is more and inspirational value and should man of ways and means, Univer-
good you stay in the green cap
and better democracy, more and serve useful purposes in these di- sity 2-4240, or Mrs. I. 'Margolis,
s,
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Samuel T. of the republican fighting organi- better social justice, and more effi- rectiowns.
. section where th e water's just
zation, the Reichsbanner. He is
of rummage, Garfield
barely deep enou gh to swim in. Gilbert, Mrs. Morse Goldman, Dr. an exile from Germany and makes dent work for durable peace.
wish it were possible for me
green cap at the William H. Gordon, Mrs. Sylvan
I had to wear a
his home in London. In the years Everything that tends to create
witness the presentation of this
Mrs. Max Hayman, treasu rer of
beginning of the summer, but by Grosser, Abraham J. Levin, Mrs. just preceding the Ilitlerites' rise division and conflict along religious to witness
a
or racial lines must be eliminated. pageant. That, however, is be- the donor luncheon, announces
the time I went home I had
Theodore 0. Schwartz, George to power the Prince was exceed- Only that which unites and makes yond question just now. I hope you that all pledges must be paid be-
e'a
a
long
dock
white one. Then
in gly active in opposing the Hit-
for sympathetic understanding will extend to all associated with fore names will be entered in the
that goes out int , o the lake, and Stutz, Mrs. George Waldbott and lerites
and defending the republic.
the counsellors the it are Red Cross Mrs. Andrew Wineman. Miss The book is a defense of de- must be encouraged. The dema- this production my very earnest souvenir booklets. For the con-
gogues who incite religious and ra- hope that it will meet with every venience of those who wish to
in
duty
on
that
Life Savers are
Caroline L. Eppstein is executive mocracy and an attack on the Nazi
dal warfare are the enemies of the success." pay their pledges before the book
igh observation
dock and on a h
director of the camp. ideas of government as well as
RabbieiLeonFrtame spoke
or beforegoes to press the secretary will
'em
in
a
life-
entire human race.
tower and some c
Nazi tactics.
be present every Tuesday evening
"To save the world from the par- the opening of the
boat, so there's r lot a chance of
Tuesday.
Meyer
W.
Weisgal
de- and Thursday afternoon and eve-
pie testament of bleeding war, we
THE WEEK IN REVIEW
anybody having a scare. We can
(JTA)—Should the
GENEVA.
livered
a
brief
address
at
the
ring l
until the luncheon to accept
for
a
whole
ves
to
the
should
rededicate
ourse
—
stay in the wet(
Saar plebiscite, to be held in 1935, testament of peace. If civilzation Wednesday performance.
paid pledges, at the home of Mrs.
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hour, until wash- up time at 11:30
favor return to Germany, the fails to curb bigotry and hate
Eli Sachse, 1528 Virginia Park.
stilling-
into
the
. and then we Be
Mrs. Harry Kraft is chairman
the determined opposition of the League of Nations Council would which breeds war-madness, war PALESTINE FEELS
room for dinner.'
ha ve no right to impose special will destroy civilization."
of the souvenir program. Mrs.
LABOR SHORTAGE,
"Do you get a s good food as regular army officers.
obligations for the protection of
A. Knoppow is chairman of the
POLAND
Siedenburg's
Address.
you do at home?'
Polish Jewry is outraged by the racial minorities, jurists of the
IS DAVAR REPORT darling and memorium adds. Any-
Rev. Siedenburg said, in the
"Do we? I'll say we do! I treatment of Polish Jewish tour- League are said to have declared.
one wishing to give an in memor-
told mother it
course of his address:
• came home and
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from Page One)
2 i762, 4711 Mrs. Knoppow, Euclid
late by the Palestine government Under the provisions of the
"A great romance of a great
was even better, I but she says it's and British officials in Warsaw. treaty the inhabitants of the Saar
people is about to unfold itself to the bronze quarter•cent and half-
just because I ge t so awful hun-
Various obstacles are being put in valley will have to vote on a re- the people of Detroit. I call it a thetpve
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
e
have
meat
and
gry out there. W
ieces number 3,000,000 and Jewish National Fund announces
the path of Polish Jews anxious turn to Germany, inclusion in the
potatoes and vegt !table and salad to emigrate to Palestine. Under French Republic or a continuation great romance because millions of he fi
mills or cent pieces mum• that this luncheon will strictly ob-
noon,
and
you
and dessert every
people who have seen it in other bee 3,060,000. There are 3,430,-
new regulations announced during of the present League Commission cities
serve the Jewish dietary laws,
have so proclaimed it. Lcall
should see us :lean up those the week even those in the capital- government.
it of a great people because it is 000 five-piastre coins, or quarters, even though it will be held at the
plates! I was mot iitor at my table ist category will have to liquidate
t en mil
,
' i pieces
.
or Book Cadillac Hotel. It will be
It is understood that the con- the consensus of world opinion that a. n.d es 2 , 260000
ieans
that
I
help
last year. That ni
their business deposit £1,000 with clusion of the League jurists is
the counsellor ser re and clear the a Palestinian bank and then wait contained in a jurist's memoran- the people of Israel are a great al This . increase in currency re- catered by a strictly Kosher ca-
people, and the ageant you are
terer.
table and bring th he dessert in."
°
months for a visa.
the expanded activities in
dum which the League committee about to see will l visualize that fleets
At a well attended meeting held
"That sounds kind of sissy to
The University of Warsaw, in charge of organizing the Saar greatness.
the country, caused by an influx on Tuesday afternoon at the Book
me."
closed some time ago after a brutal plebiscite will consider when it
of German Jews and others.
Cadillac,
Meyer W. Weisgal, gen-
"Here
theme,
subject,
and
por•
"What do you r nean 'sissy'? It's attack upon the aged Jewish dean meets in Rome on Monday.
Wauchope Hits Speculation.
eral director of "The Romance of
trayal are great, and I have no in-
important, being s t monitor. You'd of the history school, Professor
tention
to
delay
your
appreciation
High
Commissioner
Sir
Arthur
a
People,"
gave an inspiring ads
be darned proud if you were a Handelsmann, was reopened. Pro-
Destitution in Germany.
them. Here is dram tized the Grenfell Wauchope signed a d
a
of them.
We have a lot fessor Handelsmann was prevailed
monitor, I'll bet.
LONDON. (JTA) — There is story of the Old Testament and the cree aiming to check real estate dress about the National Fund,
and Mrs. Bernard Lochs sang a
of fun in the d ining•room, too, upon to withdraw his resignation hardly a Jewish family in Ger- people who gave it being, and as a speculation and excessively high group
of folk songs, accompanied
singing samp sore 4s and cheering and return to his post.
many without some destitute mem- consequence it is a spiritual, an rentals.
by Mrs. J. Schulman.
of
games
with
THE
REST
OF
EUROPE
According
to
the
High
Commis-
announcements
ber, Leonard Montefiore, presi- aesthetic story with an appeal to
The
next and last meeting be-
Sir Oswald Mosley's British Fas-
other camps, and lots of things
dent of the Anglo-Jewish Associa- all who value the true, the good, sioner's order the maximum rent fore the luncheon will be held
cist followers protested that they
per room in Palestine melt not
like that.
tion, declared in a speech delivered and the beautiful.
Tuesday,
April 24, at the Book
"After lunch, t here's rest hour are not anti-Semites.
at the annual meeting of the
"The Romance of a Pepole" has exceed $13. Up to now landlords Cadillac, at which all pledges must
Austrian authorities banned a
particularly in Tel Aviv, where
from one until ta '0. We have to
Board
of
Deputies
of
British
Jews.
em•
inspired
millions
because
it
meeting of the Vienna Anti-Semite
paid.
lie down on our In is and be quiet.
The Berlin Jewish community phasizes the fatherhoo(I of God, the rooms are scarce. were demand- be The
Junior National Fund girls
Association.
I didn't like it at first, but every-
The Salonica newspaper Make- provided help for 23,000 destitute brotherhood of man, and that basis ing as high as $25 rent per room. have pledged to attend the donor
guess
it's
all
I
°
Under the new ruling land-
one else does it, s
, Jews of the city in 1933, Monte- of all religion—the creatorship of
luncheon
en masse. Many other
donia,
party
organ
of
the
former
right. Makes you full of pep for Premier Venizelos, began a veno- fore said, and added that many God.
Here are is
the lords will not be able to eject le-
the afternoon."
Jewish hospitals and communal in- ideals of world peace, of freedom gaily their tenants at the expire- example. Daughters' reservations
moos
campaign
against
the
Jews
of
1 tion of a lease unless the tenant girls' clubs are following their
"What's there t be pepped up Salonica, declaring that the govern- stitutions have already been closed and of civilization, the finest heel-Ilion
are $2.50 a plate.
about in the aft ernoon? Some ment of Premier Taaldaris has sold or are on the verge of closing. tage of humanity, and when to has failed to pay rent or otherwise
Additional pledges to the lunch-
broken the agreement.
more swimming?"
Only 15,000 of the 60,000 Jewish them are added the exaltation of
Salonica to the Jews.
The Palestine government an- eon are:
"Sure, swimnun g, but that's not
A tight censorship has been children of school age are attend- music, the rhythm of the (lance, in-
by
hour
from
2
.
nounced
that
a
commissioner
will
i
Daughters'
all. There's hobt
IAtimi, liarrlot Fenner.
clamped down on all news from Ru- ing Jewish schools, and it is irn- terwoven with poetry and drama,
stswes An. reservations:
to 3, when you c an write letters mania. Reports are current that perative to establish more Jewish : we have a blending of religion and ', he appointed in the near futurelINIIIII Fenn , INN. , IIImitnnn• Th , lin•
life-saving
in-
or read or have
a plot with wide ramifications in schools in Germany to protect the culture that is bound to make us , whose duty it will be to arbitrate I iii,Ti:.n.e.mi1Xii I s I ..1:..4 ■ Ve'ill .ter 4!'il,::
atruction, or do handicraft work, the regular army and gendarmerie children from the bullying they letter neighbors and better citi- , between landlords and tenants.
mean:,A mmttp
1 b., ). ..,,,Iserir. Elm. Ilmean:,
e vdistiooniisntitiZionist nconfer-
ei:.,, i t i :
wi , i. i iii..i ii i,e,.. e:iiii,
I:nf . s.,
•, i ii. Sun
s iii,i n wizerzi;
or rehearse for I show. That's has been discovered for the asses- receive in the general German ,
ew la teas,
enc TehecaR
ll
when I finished my linoleum sination of King Carol and his Jew- schools, he declared.
neon G.reeting from Al Smith.
I binenbere mums Slim re 5, lier
ii.
Rev. Siedenburg read the follow- bar movement in Palestine adopt- thn sal" or eiPietheepie. re.
block. We do R o in swimming ish sweetheart, Madge Lupescu, is
ing telegram he received from for- r ed resolutions demanding compul-
again from three ,o four and then reported to have tied from Ruman-
Es-Envoy Assails Hitlerism,
Adults' reservations:
i 'oho, Jennie Chat Min,
e.lnin ee
for crackers ia
ia in fear of the triumphant Iron
we line up afterwe
PHILADELPHIA.— George ILI mar Governor Alfred E. Smith of scoh rayngaersbiatsraatio,,no ,lunteiountroa rl labor ex : it M ,,,,,i.
A. I .i.
,,,:in,,,_„. Konaglad.
me, they go Guard.
!
and milk. Belies
Earle, who recently retired as I New York:
Nom. Meyer . rend.. Boas. Ru
'cause
by
that
retulations
to
you
and
lations,
and
employment
of
Jews
Dail
The
acquittal
of
the
Iron
Guard
down pretty easy
Minister to Austria and is now a
bin, I. Rosenthal. Harry Not,, N Simon. [
leaders and the complacent and candidate for the Democratic the peo le of Detroit on your o p- ;only.
Loonard SInione A Arra N E Arnn• ,
time you're just 'bout starved.
The conference was called to ,,, ,',,„m 4.. , ;\., 1er A:,, , Aar ■ at, N A V ,.. 11 r ta ..).
"We play rut les again from even approving attitude of the mili- nomination for Governor of Penn- portunily to witness 'The Romance '
4:30 to 6:30 and then, after we tary court which freed them is sylvania, assailed the Hitler re- of a People.' This magnificent , oppose the Ilistadruth, the Pales-
l, Era Anenitri.;;, Spree, Rune 1
here's
fiag-lower-
spectacle
does
much
to
cement
races
tine
Central Labor Federatio and Agree, Hone Agree, ( harle• N. Aare.
arousing
the
fears
of
the
Jews
of
get washed up, th
gime in Germany in an address
II. Alper. Apple. A. 0 Barsky, Also
ing on the campu! s, and supper at Rumania. The Rumanian militar- here before a sectional meeting of religions and people of the whole ' to proclaim the organization of si.r:rose
ists appear to he in complete agree- the Union of American Hebrew world. It plays a definite p rt in the National Labor Federation. a Barnett, L. Ilroderenn. Blew. Ntnilin
6 o'clock.
Slat nlkoff, Ilmun. Peter Bernstein, I.
stamping out intolerance. My goof ,
ni order
ordeoars
to
"Twilight activ :ties begin at 7 ment with the Iron Guard anti- Congregations.
influx of Porpnet•In. lienliprknalia. L. Bobroff. I
cannot
is Jewish doctors
wishes
: „ pa un d artegtrheets
i ni gca,
n, f h be
Jarnb eohrn, Pam Chem, Joseph rani-
o'clock, and then is when we kids Semites.
The several hundred delegates with
opening
' where anti-Semitism makes it lener, J. Cohen. reviseemiee Eva Prenr-
play whatever gar nes we want, or THE UNITED STATES
from Middle Atlantic States, as- pageant.
Muer Service Ilroup, M. ranmumer. J.
A meeting of 7,500 Hitlerite ad-
S.
have some more I rehearsals, or go
for them to practice medi- Chiarorel. Ann Card...
sembled in the Rodelph Shalom
Franklin's
Address,
hirents
in
Brooklyn
voted
to
boy-
the P alestine government 1,7
out in a rowboat on the lake."
Synagogue
!louse,
cheered
the
:7;Iss. j.isr” "H r. et
Dr. Franklin said in part:
colt all American Jews participat-
worked
bepunbui
"Did they let ) you row!'
egu!ha o t irotni w hTihc
delman, Imv in
•
The Romance of a People'— see to
ing in the boycott of German-made former diplomat's indictment of
published
"Just at the ern I of the summer
Chancellor Hitler and adopted a
only swimmers goods. Five hundred storm troop- resolution criticizing intolerance through using the Jew as its mail-
regulations
• de that
they did. You see !, row
b
oats,
ers
in
Ilitlerite
uniform
ad
wear-
the
ium of expression—becomes the citizens of Palestine be permi o tt ned y
or life-savers can
and barbarism.
symbol of spiritual aspiration, the
u
get to have a ing swastika arm hands patrolled
y es Goldateln of Pnntla.:,
but all the kids of
Newspaper men, at first barred token of triumphant faith, the via- to practice medicine.
the counsel- the meeting and maintained order.
I.
0110,.. A. GoldemIth.
ride in 'em. One
Wine Export Incre•ses.
from the meeting, were permitted ible manifestation of the truth that
The
meeting
which
was
held
under
G
old man, flarrInkel, II 0.11 Hr1.1111. •
,
tors who's a Red Cross life-saver
The export of Palestine wines teen. ce sese (num. ir nun.. ti 1.1n.
New to hear Mr. Isarle'e address on the even in • world beset with cruelty
We' the
, auspices of the Friends of
as Increased 30 per cent this ^ "'x,
r
goes along in elery
boat.
Germany was an uproarious one. Promise that the speaker might and injustice and inhumanity, a
` .° "
(...""".
had a lot of fun one night. We Various speakers attacked the Jews censor their reports. Al the close world in which at times it seems year,
a entIns Jewleb
nual sheeting
got a bunch tog( ?ther in two of
welfare
the Palestine vin e
European repm
el fa 1111/anise.
across Samuel C
ant
s Oluklb h. A tit... berg. le .
the boats and
of his
os epeeczation
has turned
and d Rabbi Step- only a skeleton form
h ili
d i head back - growers' federation. Most of the es
the lake and lean led a new camp hen S. Wise. Every mention of be made public.
urea"' j '''''' S. """th
ward—that even in such a world increased export was to the United ';`Penw'md.
lloff mn. e. Ilainbrger,
IlarnbUmIer.
' A P
song and sprung tt o
States,
the
report
stated.
their names was vigorously hissed
it remains true that 'the ha
Hartman, J .
had of
ss it•rrison, A. Helle B. Hartman,
kids the next noon at dinner. ! b}• the audience.
God is not too short to save; a nd
Poles Form Hitler Group.
Since America repealed prohi- • itseee,, A. nark, William MenbArs,
Were they surpr i sed!"
WARSAW. — Polish HItletiarn that the day will com e when man bition, Palestine has been reeeiv. 'Z'; „2,7,"R' 1;,,;;;,,I,. Y . trii.H... ). Kr„li :
, At the climax of the meeting
"Do you have to go to bed at , when the audience was asked to was born when a group of young shall see in every man his broth- ing urgent requests for tens of iis, morrIA Kraus, M. kallush. Nam.
I vote their approval of a boycott members of the National Demo- •r--a day 'when justice shall flow thousands of bottles of Jewish 1.‘1,1 Farman. Karsnau M. her Inenn.
8 o'clock?"
1•lehtrnotrin. S. Lube tekv . ernard
B II Le Lit
"Not by • long sight, we don't. against the Jews, it was voted on erotic part •, Poland's second larg- like water and righteousness like wine.
e
eman,
sun.
B.
A ser ies o f minor eat political organization, formed /5 mighty stream'—a day 'when
Some of the nicer t things at ramp animously.
Rischon-le•Zion, one of the
Ii...A. Zir;. Jii. Li-ehee.s r , X Levee,
anti- a new party called the National swords shall be beaten into plough- most important wine centers in
go on between 8 and 8:43. We clashes between Nazis and anti-
Jesi
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into pruning Palestine, has started new vi ne ''''
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' - . Organlaatton.• F Levin, II r*:
have camp-fires in the woods! Nazis beik place outside the meet, Radical and published • declare- shares and spear
-w v-^- Welfare
Le•
where we tell 1 stories or sing' ing hall. Four anti-Nazis were tion which is the eaxct replica of hooks and the nations shall learn plantations and the entire incluse win, II. Lehrman. Hobert . Mamil Mom*.
larshmallowe, or ' arrested.
d ln MM., Louis M•r•
songs, or roast marshmallows,
Hitler's earliest pronouncement war no more? "
try in Palestine is in a most hope- Mellrer, a Maa,
Peiser's Remarks.
we have a treasur e hunt. Friday PALESTINE
and is wildly national, imperialiw
'',.1:r j • m"'
.1 1'
m
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ful mood. it wee said at the Jeru- 1,,' wee
Sylvia
M•rkel, Mll•
maidaver.
The attention of the Jews of the tic and anti-Semitic.
In his opening remarks, • r. salem meeting.
night we have ser vices in the m
lor, I. Miller, Miller, M. Mk Min, M.
i Michotaky. II Million, N. Moskon ita H.
hall. And once a , wee k thews a world is centered on its Holy Land
Their program calls for univer• Peiser said:
" 'T he Romance of a People' has fiteikka Village Sold to Palestine m " ?" ' K " N "'"" ' L'"" N"".".
real big show that the whole camp this week. From Jerusalem comes sal military service, but with Jews
, k.
0 1Menhelm, Pearlman. Alva I " .olia J.
Jews by Syrian Arabs.
Fannie Roden, Sarno., Rivkin, I.ra
pats on, with nal asic and every- anthor itative report that the excluded as temporary inhabitants brought into the life of this city ,
French
government
is
examining
an
increased
spirit
of
amity,
friend-
/n
•
en!
I
took
the
,
HAIFA. (JIM —The entire vii- . llohinaon. Cl Rada, . Morris Rubenein
thing. Boy, it's k e
of Poland, to whom they say citi-
re
n
A
Pobe.
Abraham
IbIM•nelf.
rg
■
details of • plan for the settlement
ship and co-operation among all of
and estates of Bteikha. situ- Rimer remS R ubin., 0 Ity/ue
zenship should be refused. Fur-
part of an old mar i in the last one of a large number of German Jew- the
MI, . k .
'r,
•
'
"
Detroit's
citizens
regardless
of
loge
and walked all b ant over, with a
declare that the eco- faith or creed. 'It is this greet sited in the northern district of mein, n. items Harry Rohl..., se
ish refugees in Syria, near the Don--
flone,
aomic system must be refonned, sirit of mutual toler
d Palestine, have been sold to a Fla•enh thak O. Roth, B. Row
cane, and a long beard made of tier of Palestine.
. ance reic
ni "77 , 1
crepe paper. ,
i !,, C11. 5o Jewish group by their Syrian Arab =in" n,,,,T,::,`,"*.r . a.,w,!;
At a meeting in Jerusalem with national resources developed and and understanding which
night
we
have
in
mar.
Ada
Wm.
Ill•nry
Marr,
Ecluani
"Every Sunday
a some two hundred delegates attend- foreign capital expelled.
characteristic of the spirit of owners, according to a report
iller;, , Jam mh Kander, II
Stein
The area t..
....„ 1 • P. hiller
The fr rou P assert,
picnic supper ou [doors on the ing and more than 1,000 visitors,
„,..
,„,. ; p.,,,,,n „ n Starr
- that the old America. It is this spirit which a local Arabic daily.
h
camp grounds. al id every ot er
all, er MI, pr. J Surer!,'
National Labor Federation was partirs are unable to cope with serves as lasting testimony to the purveyed is about 70,000 dunamL; Almhern, L. Amer.
e all stay
Pikerbistl. A Almon., T Segal, weer. !
acres.
The
pur-
group
p
l
ans
the
world-wide
"revolution,"
and
fact
that
here
in
these
United
Wednesday we ha , Cy
hiae.° organized. The new
heodor lIN ha
W
hiff
d•
en•h
ults.
W55 6160,000 ($900,-
price
aid take our tun .h alorg • Iron u - to unite the Revisionists and the the younger generation must find States hatred, intolerance and or chase
about
16,500
Moo Skla r. T /I. Shulman, A. I
J. in I :m am
I
-
sure do see the co oral r y when you religious
'Ph•piro, A elms, J• ■ N'I••rta, n. I
labor elements. They op. its own Way of dealing with prob- I bigotry ran never find • place.
' h••111 . Ethel Su., 1 Silverman. M.
hike around.. It's got auto rides pose t he Histadruth Central Labo r lents-
T o th ose who have made this
George 14.eon,
J. Pp.rka, I
This outspoken declaration by , great spectacle possible, we pans e Metairie'. Boar Sent to Palestine. Maim-aim
Federation of Palestine.
but a mile.
Shaynwita
A
IT
PARIS. (JTA) — The body of Tnnark
P Vernit at
k, P
T. Vio
P. Mr. sesere
The Palestine Treasury reported such • party may be dangerous to 'wee. our •ppreciation W e
.
"We put on a el retie, too, and I
vt.in.row
Is
...res..
issee-i
%old.
was • monkey, a nd never mind that since April, 1933, its surplus to the Pileudskt bloc. The Na- mention especially the general di_ Dr. Leo Mouton. noted Zionist
r Wi lhar. E
And we had
has virtually doubled, now amount. tienal Redicals expect recruits rector of the pageant, Meyer Wei.. leader who died here on hlov.
the wisecracks!
' from the universities, professional gal, whose zeal, energy and re- at the age of 66, was sent to Pal-I liVnia
r ' ' : tra..
".' z.iar.
l ... r e' gran .
A
county fair, and • water carnival, ing to more than $10,000,000.
seurcefulnees have been the inepir- estine after a brief commemora-1 tallow. and Pr. mse Benner., '
According to a report from Jeru-Iclasses and army.
and • cantata, srl Sere everybody
then
the
High
Commissioner
Sir
Ar-
■
tion
of the production which you tive ceremony at the railroad eta-:
',
and
Salem,
lot
of
stuff
sang a
They were diseugsing bathing
tion.
older boys and girl a have • dance thur Grenfell Wauchope has in- i You won't know the new Mitzi are about to wane's."
"What do girls
Message (rem Roswevelt. :sults on the set.
once a week. and the other kids formed the Colonial Office that he 'Green . . . she's all of thirteen-
do
with their bathing suite in the
!
wears her hair up
Mr. Weisgal stated that the ' "For all the happiness mankind
has la objection to granting a visa land-a-half .
have • 'perils] Parl ty,
can gain !winter?" asked the director. "Use
leader
of
land
her
dresses
down
.
.
.
sings
presence
of.the
large
Jabotinsky
audience
was
in
a
to
Vladimir
once
ins
"Of mum. It t
like a veteran Helen his reward. He made public the is not in pleasure, but in rest from ''em for book marks," chirped Mae,
while, and then we all sit around the World Revisionist Zionist or- 'the "blues"
pain." —John Dryden. (West as she glided lightly by.
following telegram of greetings re- i
Morgan.
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