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NEW CONSECRATION
SERVICES PLANNED
BY SHAAREY ZEDEK
By
At a meeting of prominent
Detroit Jews held on Tuesday,
May 1, a Justice-for-Staysky
Committee was formed, with
the following officers:
Robert Marva chairman;
Dr. A. M. Hershman, vice-
chairman; M. 11. Zackheim,
treasurer; Louis J. Tobin, eel
retary.
Officers of the committed
stated that the group is nom;
partisan. Its sole purpose is
to help the three men now on
trial for the murder of Dr. Ar.
losoroff to retain the counsel
they now enjoy.
BROWN
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CAMPAIGN OF HATE
AGAINST THE JEWS
Justice-for-Staysky
Committee Organized
THE WEEK IN REVIEW 1
I
Drive Inaugurated by Anti-
repetition of her previous testi-
Special Ritual To Be Inaug- Abraham Staysky, Zvi Rosen- mony at the hearing before Magis-
Semitic Newspaper,
urated on Sunday,
blatt, Revisionist Zionists accused trate Ralph Bodilly, little that was
Der Stuermer.
of the murder of Dr. Chaim Ar- new was revealed. She insisted that
May 27.
losoroff went on trial this week. All Rosenblatt shot her husband, while
NAZI PROPAGANDISTS
Palestine has talked of little else Staysky flashed a light in his face.
THEME TO BE "NOBLE
INVADE N. Y. SCHOOLS
but the sensational slaying of the Attempts to shake her testimony
WOMEN IN JUDAISM" brilliant young Zionist leader. Now failed.
Defense counsel Samuel lost his
the attention of the entire country
Hitlerite Literature Found
Judge Anna Moscowitz is focussed on a stingy little court- fight to have the testimony given
in Stuyvesant High
the accused immediately after
Kross of New York To Be room in Jerusalem where the trial by
School Library.
their arrest to the government
is proceeding.
the Guest Speaker.
Mrs. Sima Arlosoroff, widow of prosecutor, stricken from the ree-
—
the murdered man,. who was with ord on the ground that it had been '
PRAGUE. (JTA) — Thousands
Congregation Shaarey Zedek him when he was shot!. was the given under duress. The court al- 1
of reproductions of the first page
will
a new
of chief witness for the prosecution. lowed the testimony to stand after I
of a special Slay Day issue of the
ritual inaugurate
service for girls,
at a type
special
vitriolic anti-Semitic newspaper,
Since her testimony was mainly a the prosecution argued that the
precedent of the British courts in
ceremony to take place on Sunday
Der Stuermer, edited by Julius
admitting the testimony taken by
morning, May 27, in the syna-
Streicher, notorious anti-Semite
police must be followed.
and recently appointed Nazi over-
The trial is expected to last five
o be e
gogue's
This ritual ceremony, to
lord of Franconia, were distrib-
weeks.
known as Consecration Service,
ted this week all over Southern
The Levant Fair, Near Eastern Himelhoch To Award Cer- Germany with a banner reading,
will be a departure from previous
Exposition, opened in the presence
tificate to Son; Rabbi
practice in Conservative syna-
"The Jewish Murder Plan Against
of delegations from 24 different
gogues, where confirmation, or
Non-Jewish Mankind Discovered."
Berger To Speak.
Sir Arthur Grenfell
Bar Mitzvah was limited to boys Ranks Increase as Result of countries. , Sir
A new campaign has begun to
high commissioner of
'
who reached the age of 13. This
Rabbi
Elmer
Berger
of
Temple
revive the hatred of the popula-
Palestine, officially opened the fair.
Visit of Morris
new service will provide similar
Thousands of spectators came for Beth Jacob, Pontiac, Mich., will tion against the Jews, since the
Rothenberg.
opportunities for girls 15 years of
the opening of the most important occupy the pulpit of Temple Beth German people appear to be tiring
age to dedicate themselves to the
El next Sunday morning, May 6, of continued tirades against the
service of Judaism.
A large and enthusiastic audi. trade At exposition
in the the
East.
the same time
all-Jewish at 10:45. and speak on the su b- Jews.
Prepare Special Ritual.
A similar campaign in Northern
.
1
ence greeted Morris Rothenberg, city of Tel Aviv is celebrating the ject "Why Be a Jew?"
A special ritual is being pre- president of the Zionist Organi- twenty-fifth anniversary of its
In the course of the service t Germany has also begun under
pared for the service on May 27 nation of America, when he ad- founding. Thousands of visitors
the
leadership of "The World
grad
di
by a committee consisting of Mrs. dressed a joint meeting of local from all over the world are taxing diplomas
League Against a Lie," founded
will be given to 51
Sol Q. Kesler, chairman; Dr. A. Zionist groups at Hotel Stotler the capacity of the city.
by Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbel's Min-
M. Hershman, rabbi of the congre- Sunday evening.
istry of Propaganda and Public
AUSTRIA
gation; Mrs. Morris Blumberg,
Enlightenment in order to advance
Officially the Austrian govern-
..Mr. Rothenberg's address, which
Philip I.. Rosenthal, principal of covered
the
cause of international anti-
the high spots in latest went continues to proclaim that
the Shaarey Zedek Sunday Zionist achievements, especially there will be no anti-Semitism in
Semitism.
S. hool; Mrs. Abraham Cooper, pointing to the large number of Austria and that the Dollfuss gov-
Venomous Leaflet.
Cs for J. H. Sonenklar and Isaac
ernnient does not contemplate
The necessity for this new cam-
Sheaer, president of the syna- German Jews who settled m Pal- changing the status of the Jews.
paign of hatred and incitement
rogue. estine in the ,past year, aroused But while the government with an
against the Jews is shown in a
Recognized as a leader in the enthusiasm of the local mem- eye on the outside world mouths
leaflet issued recently by the
American Conservative Judaism, hers and their friends.
these phrases, the e process of scions- Nuremberg Nazi district leader,
As a direct result of Mr. Roth- ing the Jews from the professions,
under the guidance of Rabbi
Racklemann, who stated that the
j ' me
Hershman, Congregation Shaarey enberg's visit here, the member- public life and from the arts con-
:
"eagerness of the population for
Zedek is believed to be establish- ship of the Zionist Organization of tinues to gather momentum. The
Nazi assemblies and meetings is
ing a new precedent with the in- Detroit increased by more than campaign against the Jews appears
*rip
essening."
to be a secret one and attempts to
auguration of the Consecration 100.
The Franconian Nazis under the
Mr. Rothenberg was introduced fix responsibility for the wholesale
Service for Girls.
leadership of Streicher, who is
disrnissal
of
Jews
have
been
unsuc-
at Sunday's meeting by Judge
\Nook:
Judge Kross To Speak.
now
Bavarian government com-
Judge Anna Moscowitz Kross of Charles Rubiner, following greet- cessful. Actors end musicians ap-
mis.sioner for Franconia and holds
New York has accepted Shaarey ings by spokesmen for Hadassah Plying for work are asked to prove
a
seat
in the Bavarian cabinet,
their "Aryanism" and those who
Zedek's invitation to be the guest and Junior Hadassah.
have' flooded Southern Germany
fail to produce an "Aryan grand-
speaker at this new service.
with leaflets on the May Day issue
f or Members.
mother' are denied jobs.
4 \ V
Judge
Judge Kroas has been a leader
es of Der Stuermer, telling Germans
Die Neue Welt. Jewish news-
The membership drive con-
in Hadassah and the Zionist Or- ducted
- ^1- to "Buy Der Stuermer and read
during the past week was paper, declared that theater men-
ganization of America for many stimulated by the presence here agers have openly admitted that the
the greatest anti-Semitic weekly
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
years, serving on the national ex- of Dr. George Bacharach. In a Austrian theaters are adopting Hit-
in the world. Read and dissem.
ecutive committees of both organ- statement made this week, point. lerite methods and that the Jews
inate it for May 1."
izations. Born in July 17, 1890, ing out to Detroit Jews why they are gradually and quietly being ex- ates of Temple Beth El H*h
Anti-Semitic Captions.
School.
in Nishwez, Russia, Mrs. Kress should become members of the eluded from the Austrian stage.
.The leaflet whets the. appetite
. of prospective readers with the
"This gradating class,"'
came to this country in her early Zionist Organization, Dr. Bechar- Not a single Jew was named to
youth. She received her LL.B
the newly authoritatively an- Leon Fram states, "is the largest following captions:
and LL.M. degrees from the New lir h said.
"The secret of Jewish ritual
. pointed
of directors of the class to be graduated from a Tem-
. board
"Fifteen years have passea Austrian
state insurance company,
York University Law School and
murder revealed."
the effort
Jewish to people
the despite the fact that thousands of Ple High School in the country,
odern
restore began
the Jewj
since 191§ has held important si nce
"The battle of Der Stuermer
both in actual numbers and in
Jews are insured with company.
positions in the city and state of m
against
Jewish
murders,
New York. She was appointed is h National Home in Palestine.' Recently the three largest banks proportion to the school enroll- Jewish
blood
baths mass
and Jewish
se-
magistrate by Mayor O'Brien last T he period dates from Nov. 2, 1 in the city of Vienna merged. More ment. Our success in keeping the cret law."
when
the
Balfour
Declare-
than
700
Jewish
employees
are
di-
917,
1
December.
"To the Jew, the non-Jew is not
children of Temple Beth El at-
ti on — which subsequently re- rectly affected by the merger. What tending religious school all the bunion, but an animal."
Able Leader and Speaker.
"The human slaughter law."
From 1918 to 1923 Mrs. Kross ceived the approval of civilized their fate niay be is indicated by way through the high school pe-
"Ritual murder for Passover."
served as assistant corporation public opinion and of international the fact that not a single one was
to the re- allowed to remain on the board of
"Whither c o m e s non-Jewish
counsel of New York City. She law—gave the impetus
In
actualitY.
the
enlarod
bank.
building
activity.
blood."
was the legal advisor of the Build-
The Patriotic Front, composed of
"Jewish murder plot against
ing and Allied Trades Compensa- however, the process of rebuild. . the clerical elements supporting the
did not begin until about 1
Czar Nicholas of Russia" is an-
tion Bureau from 1923 to 1925. ing
Whatever progress has been ique to the foreign press, declared
other
tidbit offered Franconian
Later, she was appointed by Gov- achieved in Palestine in modern Dollfuss government, in a commun-
Nazis, followed by an appeal
ernor Alfred E. Smith to the com- times is, therefore, to be credited that the "Jewish question must be
"Non-Jews
unite" and finally by
mission to investigate defects in
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the law and its administration. She
the "sensation" of the day, "Jew-
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r., urder plot against Adolf
is a director of the Women's Civic
isthM
hitter."
Organization of New York and is
Silly Fairy Tale.
a member of the American and
New York State Bar Associations.
The alleged "murder plot"
She was married to Dr. Isidore
against the Czar has already been
Kross on April 5, 1917.
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Mrs. Kross has shown marked
ability as a Zionist and Hadassah
leader. She has been active in
numerous campaigns, and is one
NOTE: Under this heading, a series of direct heart-to-
of the ablest Jewish women speak- EDITOR'S
heart appeals will be made by local and national Jewish leaders
ers in the country.
to Detroit Jewry in behalf of the Allied Jewish Campaign to be
PALESTINE
ir
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 1 - 0—eents
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1934
VOL. XXXV. NO. 49
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A merica Amish Periodical eater.
GAINS IN ZIONIST
MEMBERSHIP LIST
Selection Made at Meeting of the Board of the Detroit
Service Group, Acting Upon Recommendation of
the Nominating Committee.
LEO M. BUTZEL, AARON DeROY, NATE S. SHAPERO,
MELVILLE S. WELT TO BE ASSOCIATE CHAIRMEN
Ten Vice-Chairmen Also Elected for the Drive; Fed-
' eration Leaders Assigned to Important Tasks on
Steering Committee and General Division.
Henry Wineman was elected chairman of the 1934
Allied Jewish Campaign at a meeting of the board of the
Detroit Service Group held Thursday, May 3. Mr. Wine-
man, who is chairman of the board of the Jewish Welfare
Federation and is well known for his leadership in philan-
thropic and fund-raising efforts in Detroit's Jewish com-
61 WILL RECEIVE
TEMPLE DIPLOMAS
munity, was nominated to head this year's campaign for $175,000 for
HENRY WINEMAN
■
Heart-To-Heart Talk
With The Jewish Community
The Consecration Class.
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
JEROME HIMELHOCH
Jewish agencies.
By PAUL BAERWALD
nod is due to a large extent to
Co-Chairman, United Jewish Appeal
local, national and international causes by a nominating committee
consisting of Melville S. Welt, Fred A. Ginsburg, Judge Harry B.
Keidan and Clarence H. Enggass.
The Service Group board also chose four associate chairmen for
the special gifts division in the coming campaign. The four, upon
*whose shoulders will fall the work
of obtaining the large pledges, are
Leo M. Butte!, Aaron DeRoy,
Nate S. Shapero and Melville S.
Welt. They will be assisted by
the following captains in this
division: Fred M. Butzel, Mrs.
Joseph H. Ehrlich, Max Finkel-
To Mark Laying of Corner- ston, Adolph Finsterwald, Fred A.
Ginsburg, Mrs. Samuel R. Glo-
stone of Jerusalem
gower, Israel Ilimelhoch, Dr. Sam-
Synagogue.
uel J. Lewis, Mrs. Meyer L. Pren-
tis and Mrs. Henry Wineman.
Ten Vice-Chairmen.
The proceedings of the twenty-
Vice-chairmen who will aid Mr.
second annual convention of the
United Synagogue of America, Wineman in directing the entire
which will be held at the Willard work of the campaign are Rabbi
Hotel, Washington, D. C., from Moses Fischer, Dr. Leo M. Frank-
May 6 to 8, will be broadcast over lin, Dr. A. M. Hershman, Jesse F.
a nation-wide NBC hookup in one Hirschman, Judge Harry B. Kel-
e( the most unique programs of den, Julian II. Krolik, Jacob Ma-
its kind to be sent over the ether. zer, Isaac Shetzer, Leo Siegel,
Instead of addresses or parts Judge Charles C. Simons,
Clarence H. Enggass and Meyer
of addresses of speakers being
broadcast as they are .delivered to L. Prentis were chosen as a steer-
ing
committee for the campaign.
the convention, a separate pro-
gram will be put on after these committee for the campaign.
For
the general division, which
addresses are made, in which the
speeches and proceedings will be Includes the bulk of the workers
summarized in a miniature pro- who will go out to raise funds,
gram. The speakers actually de• Maurice J. Caplan, Roy R. Fisher
livering the addresses will broad- and George M. Stutz were selected
cast parts of their speeches In this as associate chairmen, with Maur-
miniature program and the high- ice Aronsson, Marvin Gingold and
lights of the proceedings will also Gus D. Newman serving as woo-
be broadcast throughout the coun- ciate chairmen of the executive
try. „ T,h111,1s,belieVe4 to be the committee of that division.
Grant Chosen Treasurer.
- Bret time such a program has been
Harry S. Grant was elected
put on the air. The effect of the
treasurer
of the campaign, and
broadcast is expected to be to
give the entire convention pro- Herman Radner, associate treas-
ceedings to the radio audience in urer.
The prospects committee is *t-
a nutshell.
hard at work preparing the
The convention will be broad- reacly
way for. the workers. Associate
cast over the Blue Network at chairmen of this important com-
9:30 p. m., Standard Time, on mittee are Joseph II. Ehrlich, Wil-
Sunday, May 8,
liam Friedman and Edwin A.
The laying of the cornerstone Wolf.
of the Jerusalem Synagogue and
Nate S. Shapero will head the
Center which will take place In publicity for the campaign, Rabbi
Jerusalem on Monday, May 7,
Leon From, the speakers' com-
before an assemblage of nota• mittee, and James I. D. Straub,
bles from throughout Palestine, the program committee which will
will be observed also in this have charge of the entertainment
country by the United Syna- at the workers' meetings.
UNITED SYNAGOGUE
CONVENES MAY 6-8
4
The class that is preparing for
the consecration service is com-
posed of the following:
Janice Blumenau, Shirley Bo-
gart, Geraldine Bremen, Beatrice
Epel, Helen Firestone, Elsie
Greenbaum, Ann Gertrude Gut-
willing, Evelyn Koppelman, Blume
Nagler, Ruth Pollack, Lillian Roth,
Sydell Sara Sermon, Helen E.
Singer and Edith Ziff.
HENRY WINEMAN ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF
ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN FOR $176,000
TO BE HELD HERE STARTING ON MAY 27
Leaders)
LEO M. BUTZEL
AARON DeROY
SOCIAL WORKERS
MEET MAY 24.30
gogue in America, it was an.
nounced by Louis J. Moss,
president of the United Syn.-
EDWIN MARKHAM, AMERICA'S UNCROWNED POET LAUREATE,
WRITES POEM PROTESTING NAZI PERSECUTION OF JEWS
the prestige with which we have
endowed the Temple High School.
The Temple High School used to
be considered a minor affair. It
Moved by the events in Germany and V the need for reminding the American
was called the post-confirmation people of their heritage of freedom and brotherhood, Edwin Markhan, author of "The
clam or the supplementary class,
Man
with the Hoe," and generally regarded as America's uncrowned poet laureate,
and it was given no appropriation
or attention. Today the Temple has written "A Cry for Brotherhood: A Protest Against Hitler's Persecution of the
High School is well supported, has Jews." The poet, who recently celebrated his eighty-second anniversary, sent his poem
a rich program of varied activities,
to the American Jewish Committee.
• paid faculty and a commence-
ment exercise which takes place
The poem is as follows:
A law for men on every land and Bet.
at a time when the entire congre-
was a wisdom-word
gation can attend."
A CRY FOR BROTHERHOOD It That
centuries and continents have heard;
The Graduates.
And never • man of earth has added to it—
The graduates are:
A Protest Against Hitler's Persecution of This wonder-wisdom from the Infinite.
David Arnovitz, Pearl Baum,
the Jews.
Blanche Bernett, Selma Blain,
And Judah had other sons—Isaiah, he
koff, Rodell Broder, Sylvia Chase,
Whose voice Was like the thunder of the sea—
United States Marshal Charles years of Jewish history, as
Ruth Cohn, Sylvia Collins, Charles
By EDWIN MARKHAM
Had David, too, whose heaven-enkindled psalm
Deutsch, Richard Deutsch, Richard
Price was directed to take posses-
Has breathed on earth a high unworldly calm—
Author of "The Man with the Hoe."
sion of all property of the Gala- far back as the written story
Dreifuss, Aubrey Ettenheimer,
Had also ;:real Maimcnides,
"Lincoln,
the
Man
of
the
People,"
had Press, Inc., pending action of of our people enables us to
Beatrice Fisher, Arthur Frank.
Who touched supernal keys,
"The Gallows•Bird," Etc.
creditors that the company be ad-
Jr., Muriel Frank, Robert Friedcn-
Who saw the world, God's sweet caress,
judged a bankrupt. The order know what Jews have done
berg, Krona Gittleman, Frances
Was made for man, and man for happiness.
Celia Goldflne, Violet Goodfriend, They came from old night with Asia in their blood,
was signed by Federal Judge for Jews in distress, it has
Then her Spinoza lifted a lighted hand,
Sydney Goldman, Edna R. Good- Out of the mystery before the Flood.
Yates Webb.
become even more true since
Which still is fleshing light from land to land.
The order directs officials of
man, Rosalie Hirshfeld, Jerome
They saw old Egypt join the ruined lands,
Behold, the wisdom of her poet sages
the Galahad Press, publishers of the beginning of the World
Himelhoch, Albert Hoffman, Ros- The sculptured s carlet East turn to gray sands,
Has left eternal glory on the ages.
a
se-
alie Kannera, Milton Kort, Leona The star of Greece arise and fade to dream,
Liberation, anti-Semitic weekly War. Then there began
which came out In vitriolic at- ries of appeals to Jews, es-
Kutzen, Robert Latin, Gertrude Rome's wolf draw suck beside the yellow stream,
Yes, from the trembling lips of many a seer
tacks on the Jews, the NRA and pecially to the Jews of Amer-
Then roar on the world with jaws that did not
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The whole wide world has heard, and still can hear
President Roosevelt, to appear be-
spare,
The Psalms, the Torah, and the Talmud speak
fore him in Asheville on May 2 ica, to help other Jews, in
Then darkly die upon his ancient lair.
Protection for the plundered and the weak.
"to answer a petition filed by other lands, who through no
Shall not this race whose gifts' have been so great
and
Robert P. Williams, trading
fault of their own had been
Through all these years this people carried chains;
JABOTINSKY
ON
Have some protection from the tooth of hate!
doing business as the Biltmore rendered destitute, to pro-
dark Assyria and darker Spains.
They have not yet their safe place in the sun,
ZIONIST UNITY Had
Press, Robert Summerville and
They were the tribes of sorrow who were fed
They who knew Egypt, who knew Babylon.
vide
for
their
families;
to
the Foundation for Christian Eco-
From wells of hate and exile's bitter bread.
care
for
the
sick,
the
wid-
Next week's issue of The
nomics, Inc."
The, built the tombs of Pharaoh' in old years,
Protest this cruel wrong
The Foundation for Christian owed and orphaned in their
Detroit Jewish Chronicle will
Mixing the bricks with tears.
In thunders of the sermon and the song.
Economics, Inc., one of three peti- midst ; tb sustain those reli-
contain an article by Vladimir
They built but had no houses of their own:
cries go forth in shrill tempestuous note!
bank-
tioners for the involuntary
Jabotinsky on the theme:
Tyre heard their dirge and Baby"n their moan. Let
gious and cultural institu-
As if they rose from Tempest's roaring throat.
PAUL BAERWALD
There
Be
Unity
in
the
ruptcy of the Galahad Press, filed
"Can
Let
there be thunders in the world; let be
tions
which
are
the
real
papers in United States District
Zionist Organization?"
And now in Germany we see again
A protest that will shake the ruler's knee.
Court offering to settle its $6,000 foundation stones of Jewish life and living.
"Yes," answers Jabotinsky in
old had hand laid on these women and men; Let there be protest till the happy hour
The
claim against the press for $5,000
The Jews of America were proud to respond to these this thought-provoking article
And yet this wondrous race has riven birth
When Justice shall unclothe her arm of power.
common and $1,000 preferred
be released by the Jewish
To genius and • glory on the earth.
appeals. They gave motley, they gave service in a man- to
stock in the company.
Telegraphic Agency.
Out of this people came
ner
unprecedented
in
their
own
history
of
benevolence.
Let there be thunders in the world—yea, more:
In its answer to the petition,
The brilliant Revisionist Zi-
The Book of Books and many a glorious name—
Let there be Brotherhood in every shore.
the press admits it insolvency 'The record, even in mere dollars and cents, of the cont u- onist leader analyzes the causes
Moses who stood once in the holy place
Let all men rise into the higher place
and "avers that it should be de- tions by the Jews of America for the relief and reconstruc- of dissension in Zionist ranks
And gazed upon Jehovah. face to face;
Where they can ere God's face in every face.
and proposes • method of end-
clared a bankrupt"
Then standing on the cliffs of Sinai,
let there be Brotherhood: let thts long cry
Liberation, edited by William tion of their co-religionists in Eastern and Central Europe ing strife within the organiza-
He heard the wisdom of the upper sky,
and
other
parts
of
the
world,
their
contributions
for
the
Be heard on earth and under every sky!
Dudley Pelley, commander-in-
tion.
And handed down the Decalogue to be
chief of the Silver Shirts, sus-
aura to Lad Palm/
pended publication April 21.
J
EWS have always recognized their solemn obligation to
concern themselves with their less fortunate co-
religionists; to provide for those to whom fate has been
unkind; who have been rendered destitute and bereft by
adverse circumstances. In acquitting themselves of this
solemn obligation, the Jews whose lot has been cast in
"pleasant places" have stretched out their hands to their
people in many countries where Jews are compelled to
struggle against unfortunate
economic conditions and to
Anti-Semitic Paper Suspend- maintain themselves in the
ed; Galahad Press Loses face of social discrimination
Property.
and political limitations.
True during all the long
ASHEVILLE, N. C. (JIM—
LIBERATION ENDS
IN A BANKRUPTCY
Other Appointments.
Samuel H. Rubiner and Simon
Shetzer will be associate chair-
(CIVIC
men of the workers' committee,
Mr. Moss announced that • and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, Mrs.
special ceremony will be bald Harry L. Jackson, Mrs. Abe Srere
on Monday, May 7, by dells. and Mrs. H. H. Warner, associate
chairmen of the women's division.
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These two committees have an
their responsibility the securing of
additional workers for the cam-
paign
A finance and audit committee
was set up with Abe Srere as
chairman and William B. Isen-
berg as associate chairman,
The Allied Jewish Campaign
be conducted this year from
Eminent Author Composes "A Cry for Brotherhood," Which Ex- will
May 27 through June 7. Eight
local agencies—Fresh Air Camp,
presses His Outraged Feelings Against Anti-Semitism
Hebrew Free Loan Association,
in the Third Reich.
Hospitalization Fund of North
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With delegates representative
of Jewish communities in virtually
every part of the country—men
and women who are dedicating
themselves to the service of their
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600 LADIES GIVE
$2,000 TO J. N. F.
Great Encouragement to Ef-
fort for Redemption of
Palestine Soil.
Another record in attendance at
donor luncheons, and in contribu-
tions to worthy causes, was set on
Wednesday noon, when 600 were
present at the annual $5 donor
luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund, at
the Book-Cadillac.Hotel.
The sum of 82,000 was presented
by Mrs. Eli Sachse, chairman of
the luncheon arrangements commit-
tee, to Leon Kay, president of the
Jewish National Fund Council of
Detroit, forming the net proceeds
from the luncheon.
The principal address at the
luncheon was delivered by A. II.
Friedland of Cleveland, one of the
leading Jewish educators in the
country, president of the Uational
Council of Jewish Education. and
nationally prominent as a Zionist
Pointnig out that if Jews had es-
tablished a national fund for the
redemption of their homeland when
the Temple was destroyed the en-
tire Near East could have been
bought up with mere penny dona-
tions, Mr. Friedland deplored the
fact that the Jewish National Fund
was not created until 1901. He de-
dared that some mystic power
binds Jewry to Palestine, and
quoted from the injunction that the
land of Palestine must forever be-
long to the people and most be held
in perpetuity.
Mr. Friedland described the rapid
progress that is being made In PM-
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