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Rep. Foulkes Hits
Nazis' Propaganda
DR. FRANKLIN ENDORSES MOVE TO MAKE
ELECTION OF JUDGES NON-PARTISAN
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In extended remarks published
in the Congressional Record on May
1, Representative George Foulkes
of Michigan condemned Nazi propa-
ganda in the United States, and
declared that he would not attend
the Nazi rally to be held in New
York, at Madison Square Carden,
on May 17. This rally, which Con-
gressman Foulkes was invited to
attend, is to be held under the aus-
pices of the Friends of New Ger-
Trees Are Planted
HEART - TO - HEART TALK
To Honor Mothers WITH THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
That many are availing them-
selves of the opportunity of aid-
ing in the up-building of Pales-
tine by perpetuating the memory
of their beloved ones by means
of planting trees in the Holy Land
on Mother's Day is evidenced by
the voluntary response to the
luniversal appeal. No personal
solicitations are made, but the re-
sponse from those who wish to
take this means of establishing a
many.
living tribute and lasting mem-
Representative Foulkes urged
'oriel are most gratifying to those
Congress to he "keenly on the alert
, in charge of the tree planting.
against this insidious effort to mold
Trees planted in Palestine by
the minds of people and to deceive
the Jewish National Fund are an
them with cunning and specious
important factor in the reforesta-
misrepresentations, and we should
tion of the land and aid in ridding
watch with eagle eye the unscrupu-
the country of malaria-infested
lous machinations of Ilitterites in ,
'swamps.
America."
The custom of planting trees
'either in memory or in honor of
PLAN GRADUATION
'loved ones on Mother's Day, in•,
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
stead of the conventional gifts, is
i rapidly growing in popularity.
31. Walberg plants a tree in
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'memory of his mother, Sarah Wal-
berg.
the guest speaker, was educated'
The children and grandchildren
in the New York public and high
of Mrs. Etta Weber plant five
school and studied at the New
trees in her memory.
York Training School for Teach-
Mrs. B. Cohen plants a tree in
DR. FRANKLIN SIGNING THE PETITION
•
ers and the Teachers College of
memory of Mrs. Charles Litman
of
Los Angeles, Calif.
Columbia University. From 1907
bbi o f those, in or out of the legal pro-
,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin ra
to 1910 she taught English to for- Temple Beth El, has given
i
hi un- Nation, who have personal axes to
his
ASK
JEWS TO AID
eigners at the Educational Alli- qualified endorsement to the plan grind can be opposed, it seems to '
NEW DEAL POLICY
ance in New York City, the New for taking the election of supreme me, to the passage of the proposed
court justices and circuit and pro- legislation.
York public school system having bate judges out of partisan poli-
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"There are some of us who
had no provision for the teaching tics. He favors the campaign now would like to go much farther than!
of English to foreigners at that being conducted by the Non- the establishment of a non-parti-1 Louis Soll, chairman of the con-
time.
Partisan Judiciary Committee of san judiciary. We would like to vention committee.
In 1908, Mrs. Kross received a Michigan, to obtain 166,000 names take it out of politics altogether.,
Industry's Policy Criticized.
"The judge should not be put
scholarship from the women's law on an initiatory petition asking
At the banquet and closing ses-
to
the
indignity
of
running
a
po
class of New York University for for an amendment to the State
sion on Monday night, an appeal
a full course at the New York Constitution accomplishing this litical campaign once every few was made by Senator Wagner for
years. If he is the right man for a more humanitarian conduct of
University Law School. She was end, in the following interview:
awarded her LL.B. in 1910, her
The movement to establish the his high position, he should feel industry.
LL.M. in 1911, and Was admitted judiciary in this state upon a non- a sense of absolute security in it.
Declaring that the present situ-
Failure to give him that sense of ation is in many ways more criti-
to the bar in 1912.
From 1918 to 1923, Mrs. Kress partisan basis should receive the security will inevitably react un- cal than the worst period of the
served an Assistant Corporation whole-souled support of every favorably upon the administration depression, Senator Wagner point.
Counsel, devoting all her time to forward-looking citizen. 0 n I y of justice in our state."
ed out that now, in spite of im-
the Family Court and its allied
proved business conditions, there
problems. She served under the THE WEEK IN REVIEW 'CONGRESS ASSAILS
are 11,000,000 unemployed; that
late Judge William P. Burr, the
prices and profits are racing ahead
SLUR ON JEWS IN
• late George P. Nicholson and ex-
of wages, and asserted that the
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EUGENISTS REPORT , "purely economic slant" is once
Mayor John P. O'Brien, all of
whom, at
corn- ions blow when the four judges sit-
more in the ascendant and the
mended
her different
services. times,
She resigned
(Continued from Page One)
"deadening philosophy of letting
ting at the trial refused to strike
to become Counsel for the Build- lout
well
enough alone is descending
the testimony of the witnesses
ing Trades Compensation Bureau T who had identified Staysky and Ro- this country and pledging the sup- , again upon us."
port
of
the
delegates,
who
repre-;
of the City of New York.
President's Greeting.
senblatt and also refused to delete
In 1923 Mrs. Kross was ap- the testimony on the police testa of rented 200,000 persons, to the, The following greeting was read
American Jewish Congress. A from President Roosevelt:
pointed by Governor Alfred E. the footprints.
"May I extend to all those
Smith on a commission to inves- I Horace Samuel, attorney for the central committee of the confer- ,
tigate the defects in the law and Revisionists, fought to have the ence was to be net up to enable, attending the annual conven-
its administration, together with testimony excluded on the ground it to (unction permanently and tion of the United Synagogue
such eminent jurists as Judge Ben-, theta the police trackers had seen provision was made for demo- of America my heartiest greet-
jamin N. Cardoso, Judge Frank Staysky handcuffed and had ex- cratic election of delegates to the ings.
Hiscock Judge Alfred Frank- •mined his shoes before the tents. national convention of the con-'
"I regret that the press of
•
enthaler and John Godfrey Saxe. The court, however, upheld the tes- grans next eau•
official duties prevents me from
timony. Thirty-two witnesses have
Report
Scored
in
Sermon.
greeting you personally. I as-
Mrs. Kross woo chairman of a testified for the prosecution.
Dr. Wise assailed the New York sure you of my sincere interest
legal committee formed by the AUSTRIA
State Chamber of Commerce Sun- in the problems which confront
present committee of the Church
After months of anxious waiting day morning at the Free Syna- , the United Synagogue and wish
of the Ascension for the defense
of indigent women arraigned in to learn their fate at the hands of Rogue, Carnegie Hall, saying that , you every succes s in their con-
the
Dollfuss regime, the Jews of a better name would be "The ' I sideration.
the women's night court, from
Austria, reading the text of the
of Stuffed Shirts." This
"Promotion of the principles
1914 to 1917. Among some of new "authoritative" constitution Chamber
en NHS made because of of justice end good will is
outstanding members of the
the outstanding
handed
down
by
the
Austrian
law.
the
immigration
report
to
the
serving
of commendation and
bar who served on this committee
..
"Millimetternich," foun d 'chamber.
should receive constant co-oper.
were George Gordon Battle, oar• giving
that
they
they
were
just
as
much
in
the
Dr.
Wise
also
attacked
a
p
olit-. ation as a means of creating
old A. Content, Louis Stuyvesant
group in Brooklyn known as , understanding, sympathy and RN
Chandler, Samuel Dickstein, Ly- " While
While
ever.
the Jewish Democracy, declaring e
the e document is is fi It ed '
.
I unity of mankind."
dig Hoyt, Albert P. Unger, Her- noble
phrases about equality, the that it was a blot on the whole , A feature of the convention was
tha Rembaugh, Dorothy Strauss, significant phrase in the old con-
race
to
tie
up
the
name
Jewish
'
the
celebration
of the breaking of
and many others.
stitution, "privileges of creeds are with any political party.
the ground for a synagogue and
For many years she has been debarred," has been left out and
The
most
den
erous
and
also
center
in
Jerusalem.
Dr. Jewish
Cyrus
active in the Federation of Wom- the rest of the document is vague the most convincing toes of the!Adler. president of the
nor
en's Clubs and many other or- and can be stretched to mean al- Jews are those min-Jew
s
who
Theological
Seminary
of
America,
ganizations interested in social most anything the government de- th
e race as scapegoats on which ' and chairman of the American
welfare problems, especially those sires.
to hang the blame for the ills of Jewish Committe, and Prof. Abra-
THE REST OF EUROPE
affecting women and children.
From 1916 to 1917 she was ; The National Radicals, youthful the world, Dr. Wise continued. ham Neuman participated in the
chairman of the Women's Courts Polish anti-Semitic Nazi group, at- The most destructive are the Jews ceremony.
Committee of the Federation of tacked Jewish pedestrians on the who abandon the faith, and Jew.
Mr. Moss was re-elected presi-
Women's Clubs and now is chair. streets of Lodz and injured several. ish wrongdoers and criminals, he dent. ' Mrs. Samuel Spiegel of
said,
adding
that
he
would
advo-
New
York was re-elected presi-
man of the Committee of Crime The "Naras" were angry because
had previously been repulsed cote a Jewish vigilance committee ,dent of the Women's League. The
Prevention and Correction. The they
when they attacked Polish groups to prosecute ruthlessly all Jewish National Federation of Jewish
New York City Federation of celebrating
the official Ploish na- criminals.
' Men's Clubs of the United Syna-
Women's Clubs is an organization tional holiday.
If the Jews in America for- gogue re-elected Edward C. Wein-
that consists of some 350 women's
Rumanian anti-Semites, follow- swear their ideals they will be- rib as president.
organizations. ere of Professor Alexander Cuza, come the scum of the nation, Dr.
From 1918 to date, Judge Kress carried out a series of attacks Wise declared, counseling his con-
has been an active member of the against Jews in towns and villages gregation to be "true to yourself,' U. S. Rabbis Oppose War, Favor
Limitation of Capitalism.
Criminal Courts Committee of the during local elections.
true to your ideals."
NEW YORK. (JTA I — The
New York Lawyers' Association. THE UNITED STATES
She hms represented many labor Thomas W. Hardwick, chief coon- Perkins Lauds Achievement of :views of the American rabbinate
Immigrant
1 on militarism and capitalism—if
union organizations at different sal for the McCormack Congres-
—
Declari
ng that "the Un it
i ed
times and her practice has been enamel Committee investigating
e the
,. 203 who answered the goes-
States has gone on record in t onnaire submitted to them are
in both civil and criminal courts. Nazi actviitien in the United States, favor of restricted immigration,', to be accepted as any criterion—
announced that the group would
_
S ecretary of Labor Frances Per-
cover the ground carefully.
Per- shows them to be definitely op-
PALESTINE RAISES
Co- posed to both of these "isms."
at a dinner
Congressman Charles Kramer of kins, guest of honor Island
ere d b h
LOAN OF £2,000,000 the McCormack committee com- tend
The tabulations were made pub-
te E
Corn - The
pleted a two-day investigation of inittee and the Commission on tic last week by a group headed
the activities of the Silver Shirts Immigration and Naturalization,: by Kirby Page, editor and author,
(Continued from Page One.)
....—_.
at Asheville, North Carolina, head- at the Hotel Delmonico, pleaded Rabbi Edward L. Israel of Balti-
tine rabbinate, and I. Ben-Zvi of quarters of the Pelley outfit. He that "within that framework' more, Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman
the executive of the Vaad Leumi. announced th a t Federal agents everything possible be done for and Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fos-
Music, dancing and sports con- were on the outlook for Pelley and the immigrant." , dick of New York. The question-
tests featured the five-day cele- that every effort would be made to
Receiving anovation from the noires were sent to 100,000 clergy-
bring him before the committee in 300 present
bration.
she rose to speak, men and answered by 20,870, 203
of whom were rabbis.
Mayor 51, Dizengoff, one of the Washington.
Miss Perkins as
tribute
At the same time Federal Judge immigrant s
first settlers in this all-Jewish city
and
to the contribu• I Seventy-three per cent of the
and honorary consul here for Bel- Webb in Asheville appointed a re- tions they have made to America I answering American rabbis be-
that the churches of America
gium for many years, has been ceiver for the linakrupt Galahad life. She thanked the Ellis island sieve
I
made a member of the Order of Press, publishers of the anti-Semi• Committee for its work on d srud
' ' should go on record as refusing
Leopold, the highest honor award- tic journal Liberation. lie also that the thi ng g about its re port . to sanction or support any future
appointed a special masteh to ex-
ed by the Belgian crown.
that pleased her most was that personally prepared to state that
Galahad Press and other corpora-
they will not sanction any future
Ussishkin Honored.
tions organized by Pelley to fur- , ated the report."
war or participate as an armed
(JTA)
--Mena-.
NEW YORK.
they anti-Semitism in the United,
combatant.
hem Mendel Ussishkin, the grand States.
'Beth
M04411
Group To Hold. As regards the present economic
old man of the Zionist movement,
was honored at the dinner given Hawthorne Valle y Golf Club Mother's Day Celebration system, the rabbis would like to
see some drastic—but not too
by the Jewish National Fund at
Visualized as Sports
The Junior Auxiliary of Con- drastic—changes effected. The
the Hotel Astor. About 1,100
gregation Beth Moses has com- rabbis are generally liberal but
Center,
attended the $25 per plate affair.
ploe t heders, arrangements
rarangemie
afra r nt
Hawthorne Valley Golf Club has m
o M afoyr13, at ' only four of the entire number,
As a result of the banquet the
however, would go to the extreme
Kfar Ussishkin project received opened the Valley course for play
of favoring a communistic form
great aid and about 100 acres of again this year and either the 8:30 P. m.
Palestinian land will be redeemed Hills or the Uplands course will Max Lasser, head of the socialllof government. Eighty-four de-
for the Kfar. Ussishkin, world be put into play during the sum- committee, announced his plans I sired a socialistic state our
president of the Jewish National mer as the first units of a recrea- at the meeting on May 6. Master would be content under a drasti-
Fund, is in Palestine.
tion center even more elaborate David Simon, young violinist, will 1 FallY reformed system of capital-
Ussishkin was described by than the original boom•time plan entertain with several selectiona ism. None voted for a Fascist
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise as standing of Hawthorne Valley, Inc., which Miss Marie Silver will render a form of government.
Students Protest War.
"virtually alone as a great East- t h e million - dollar corporation sentimental poem, suitable to the
For the first time in the history
' promised would be the " world's occasion. An unusual feature of
ern Jew who uprooted himself out
of his native soil and betook him- 'largest recreation center," Roy the program will be several num- of New York City, more than 200
ben played on a hkrp, by Miss students of the six largest theo-
self straight to Palestine without H. Montgomery announced.
lingering in Europe and permitting
The recreation center, featur- Rose Manko, member of the or- logical schools met on May 3, at
the veneer of European culture ling an "Avenue of Sports," a third ganization. Miss Manko is cm an- an inter - seminar; conference to
to stand between his personality of • mile long, encompassing complished pianist as well, and protest against war and war prep'.
and the native culture and genius i tually all sports except baseball has always contributed her of- rations. The meeting held, at the
I and football, is planned on a 500- forts and talent on club programs., J ewish Theological Seminary, was
of Palestine.
Commenting on the uniqueness acre area at Warren and Mini- Also scheduled on the evening's I addressed by Kirby Page, Sidney
G
Reinhold Niebuhr and
of a dinner honoring someone man roads, the present location of entertainment is a comedy to be Goldstein,
5,000 miles away, Dr. Isaac Gold- the Valley course of Hawthorne given by the dramatic committee. Leo Jung.
Resolutions were introduced
In the cast are Miss Sylvia Weiss,
stein, president of the National Valley.
In addition to two 18-hole golf I Paul Feldman, Herbert Brandwine, . and discussed by students from
Fund, declared in his address:
"The 50 years of Ussishkin's courses, the development planned !Joe Faigin and Irving R om„ . .the Union Theological Seminary,
service in the Zionist cause mark will include the following: Natural Hostesses will be: Misses Sylvia Yeshiva College, the General The-
a period which will go down in ampitheater seating 14,000, 40 1 and Celia Weiss, Rose Goldstein, °logical Seminary, the Jewish In-
stitute of e igion and theJew-
Jewish history and in the history tennis courts, outdoor swimming Esther Apple s 1 Gussie Simon.
Nate Berkowitz, editor of Jun- ish Theological Seminary.
f the western world as the false pool, double toboggan slide, ca.
dawn of human hopes. When be sino and field house, indoor and ior Auxiliary Review, announces1
that his staff will meet to begin Gifts to North End Clinic
appeared upon the Jewish scene outdoor skating rinks.
Besides these, it is planned to preparations for the third edition' North End Clinic has received
50 years ago, liberty and brother-
hood were the slogans of the west- provide facilities for • variety of for the latter part of June. On the following contributions:
I in memory of Mrs. Rebecca
ern world. The emancipation of sports in enclosed structures along the staff will be Irving Rutman,
the Jew in Western Europe the Avenue of Sports. which, se- Henry Faigin, Joe Faigin, Max 'Cohen of Alpena, Mich., from
Misses
Edna
Slutzky,
Laver,
and
I Miss Rebecca Myers.
seemed to many to be the new cording to Montgomery. will be
In honor of new baby boy of
day of human rights in which the along the style of the Midway Esther Apple and Rose Manko.
skating
party
and
wienie
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kopple, from
A
Jewish woes would at last be des Plaisanta at 1893 Chicago roast
28.
May
are
planned
for
'Dr.
and Mrs. Harry Topcik.
healed." world's fair, even to barkers.
Do Not Send Us
Anonymous Letters
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the elementary schools because they could no longer en-
dure the lessons and songs of race-hate taught here.
Through the Joint Distribution Committee they have
co-operated with local committees in providing for the
refugees, Jews and non-Jews alike, in the countries
whither they have fled, and they have co-operated through
the Jewish Agency and the Joint Distribution Committee
with James G. McDonald and his distinguished colleagues
of that body in developing the plans of the Refugee High
Commission.
Through the Jewish Agency they have enabled thou-
sands of Jews from Germany to establish themselves in
Palestine, where, in an environment which, hallowed by
Jewish tradition, it is gratifying to know that they are
rapidly recovering from the cruelties to which they were
only recently subjected and are doing their part in the
upbuilding of the Holy Land.
But, with all that has been done, we have not yet met,
in full measure, the cry of our German brethren to us for
h elp. We must do much more—and the opportunity, of
which I am sure the Jews of America will gladly avail
themselves to do their utmost, is offered to us by the
United Jewish Appeal.
,'icing their art in Austria this
Rabbi Fram Urges
. I summer
Travel in Austria Rabbi Fram has so arranged his
itinerary that his party will reach
Declares Salzburg One of World's Salzburg just at the time when
Beauty Spots.
they can enjoy both of these Jew-
ish geniuses—hear a symphony
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple conducted by. Bruno Walter and
Beth El, who is leading a summer see one of the wonderful dramatic
touring party across Europe and pageants created by Max Rein-
to Palestine, states that many hardt.
people have questioned hint about
Rabbi Fram's party will witness
the desirability of visiting Aus- Reinhardt's production in out-door
tria. Rabbi From takes the POal• pageant style of Goethe's "Faust."
tion that Jews ought to go out of Rabbi Fram states that it will be
their way this summer to visit worth crossing the Atlantic Ocean
and patronize its cities and re- just to see Reinhardt's "Faust"
sorts.
The party will also spend a few
"While conditions for the Jews days in Vienna, not only to see
of Austria are not highly satin. its famous Institutes of Arts and
factory, nevertheless Austria is visit its renowned pleasure resorts,
engaged in an economic battle but also to see its great syna-
gogues
Rahhian F
d rJ azish h ei l n iesi t e itsutit o h na st. a
Nazi Germany, and Jews in
general have a great stake in an highly successful summer tourist
Austrian victory over Nazism," season for Austria, contrasted
Rabbi Fram said. "If Austria with a very meagre summer tour-
cannot hold out against the eco- ist season for Germany, will have
nomic pressure brought against it an important influence in shaping
by Nazi Germany, it will mean events both for Austria and for
the spread of Nazism over another Germany.
Rabbi Fram's party will start
large area containing 6,000:000
people.
It will mean another from New York June 20 and will
Ass-
civilized country gone barbarian.. reach Palestine July 9, and Ass-
I
n
IT
toee grea
ew s at-
fists who have been forced to 'lee
from Germany the opportunity to
express themselves. The great
orchestra conductor, Bruno Wal-
ter, and the greatest living dra-
matic genius, Max Reinhardt, both
exiles from Germany, will be p•ac-
During the past few weeks,
the editor of The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle received a num-
ber of anonymous letters com-
plaining against anti - Semitic
discriminations in Detroit and
vicinity.
Upon investigation we have
found many of the charges con-
tained in these complaints to
be unwarranted. It is possible
that if we were in position to
communicate with the writers
of these letters we could have
secured additional data to sub-
stantiate their charges.
We wish, therefore, to urge
our readers henceforth not
to mail their letter. anony-
mously. Whenever correspond-
ents desire to remain unknown
to the general public, we shall
honor their requests and use
their communications without
divulging their identities. But
all letters to the editor must be
signed, giving writer's address,
so that we should be able to
refer to him whenever neces-
sary.
All letters anonymously writ-
ten will henceforth be ignored.
SAPIRO ACQUITTED
CHICAGO.—A jury which for
four months and one day hail
heard testimony on charges that
four Chicago trades were ruled
by terrorism and violence brought,
in a blanket acquitaal clearing all
17 defendants.
The verdict ended the city's
longest trial, conducted at a co , i
estimated at $25,000.
"This clears me after foot
months of persecution," said At-
torney Aaron Sapiro of New York,
organizer of trade associations.
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