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VOL. XXXV. NO. 51
GOEBBELS UTTERS [ Speaker at Allied 1Britain's Policy ALLIED JEWISH DRIVE OFFICIALLY.
COUNTER-BOYCOTT Functions of Two Important Causes
Campaign Ban"" Perils Palestine TO OPEN WITH DINNER MAY 21;
CAUSE OF SERIOUS
Included in Allied Jewish Campaign THREATS TO JEWS
Jewish Agency Protests Issu-
IN 'LAST WARNING
Relief Efforts of
of 8 Branches of
NAZI-JEWISH RIFT Work
ing of Only 5,600
Unemployment Council
United Hebrew Schools
Abe Cohen is a tailor. Though Says Germans Will Vent
An interesting study has re-
DAWA Movement in U. S. cently
been completed by Dr. skilled in his trade, he finds that
Aims To Retaliate Against Julius B. Mailer, research assistant his gross income averages about Hatred and Rage if Boy-
cott Continues
American Jews
at Teachers College at Columbia $80 each month. From this he
University and lecturer at the Ile- must deduct fixed expenses which
Union School for Teachers, leaves him about $65 a month net CONGRESS ASKS FOR
MERCHANTS IN GERMAN brew
income. Mr. Cohen's wife died
of
New
TEST OF INTEGRITY
NEIGHBORHOODS HURT
some years ago leaving him with
li(northeCC13tr; of h Mst l Yci
Insofar as his study observed four children. The oldest child is Calls Upon Olympics Com-
At the Same Time, 7 Addi- Jewish children, Dr. Mailer found, a boy of 16. His 15-year-old daugh-
mittee for Investigation
is a great responsibility, for
tional Department Stores first, that Jewish children tend to ter
of Pledge for 1936
be more honest than non-Jewish her mind is not normal and her
Reject German Goods
children where ambition does not mental condition makes it impera-
tive
that
some
responsible
older
BERLIN.—The heavy artillery
play an important part, but less
A serious rift in German- honest where ambition is a fac- person be with her constantly. in the new Nazi campaign against'
other two youngsters are 8 "killjoys," grumblers and "critic
Jewish relations in this coun- tor. Second, that Jewish children The
attend Jewish week - day and 10 years old. Obviously this bugs" was unlimbered by Dr'
try is threatened by the who
schools in New York tend to be family must have a leusekeeper. Paul Joseph Goebbels, the Mini
counter boycott of the Ger- more honest than those who do The budget of the 'Department ter of Propaganda, with a speec
mans against Jews, under not; but less honest if the Jewish of Public Welfare for a family of in the Sportpalast.
Ile told his audience that al
school which they attend is a poor this size is approximately $11.70
the label DAWA,
a week. Because Mr. Cohen's net
The United German Societies of
Greater New York, through their
president, Carl K. Froehlich, took
full responsibility f o r "The
DAWA," the new counter-boycott
organization distributing blue Ger-
Ford Condemns Use
Of His Name in. Nazi
Anti-Semitic Volume
NEW YORK. (JTA) — The
Caine of Henry Ford will no
longer be used in connection
with the publication of The
International Jew," a volume
of anti-Jewish articles culled
from issues of the Dearborn
Independent of 1921. Mr. Ford
has taken up the matter with
his representatives in Germany,
and the use of his name will
be stopped, it was learned this
week.
A new edition was recently
issued by a German publishing
house with "by Henry Ford."
Published several months ago
in Leipzig, the book contains
a new introduction by the pub-
lishers, in, which Ford is
praised for having been the
first to launch an attack on the
Jews in this country. The vol-
woe is marked as being the
twenty-ninth edition,
On receiving a letter from
Herman Bernstein, f o r to e r
United States Minister to Al-
bania and now editor of the
Jewish Daily Bulletin, Ford
asked for a. eopy of -Mr-new
edition. Ile later declared that
he would do everything pos-
sible to make sure that further
use of his name in this con-
nection will not be made.
school, badly taught or poorly
managed, and third, that the
longer the child stays in a good
Jewish week-day school, the more
honest he is; the longer he stays
in a poor Jewish school, the less
honest he is. In other words, Jew-
ish education has a definite, posi-
tive character value, if it is good
education, given by capable, hon-
est-minded teachers; it may have
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income of $65 a month amounts
to more than this budget, the fam-
ily is not eligible for aid from the
Department of Public Welfare.
Naturally, however, the haphazard
hliusekeeping that would Iregult
if the father and the boy between
them tried to keep the home going
would not be thrifty enough to
support five people on $11.75 a
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW I
By MILTON BROWN
(Copeaght. NIA Jewish Telegtephle Agency. Inc.)
PALESTINE
The Jews of Palestine are once
more at grips with their most both-
ersome problem, immigration. The
action of the l'alestine government
in granting 5,600 immigration cer-
tificates to the Jewish Agency for
Palestine, instead of the 20,100 re-
quested, caused a wave of indigna-
tion to sweep over Jewish Pales-
tine.
At the same time the government
added fuel to the fire by issuing a
decree forbidding the picketting by
Jewish groups of enterprise em-
ploying Arab instead of Jewish la.
bor. The picketting of the Jewish.
bdsiness employing Arabs is a
measure on which all Jewish groups
and factions are united and it was
immediately announced that this
vital fight would be maintained.
Indignation meetings were hur-
riedly organized to protest against
immigration restrictions and all the
Hebrew papers issued extras charg-
ing the government with "chaining
immi gration."
One mass meeting at Tel Aviv
arranged by the Jewish community
council and which was to have been
addressed by representatives of all
factions was prohibited by the pol-
ice at the last minute. The crowd
42,000 left the auditorium shout-
ing "down with the government"
and singing the Hatikvah.
The excitement created in Pal-
estine by the action of the govern-
PROSKAUER TO BE GUEST SPEAKER
Certificates
,
Germany was "aware of the fac
that if part of the outside world
continues the anonymous boycot
against German goods this is due
to our own Jewish fellow citizens,' 1
and he warned that part of th
outside world, and especially for.'
eign Jews, that they were doing,
the worst service possible to the'
German Jews. He declared: j
"If the boycott were carried
to lengths, actually endangering
our economic situation, it would
not mean that we would let the
Jews go free. No! The hatred,
rage and despair of the German
people would first of all vent itself
on those who can be grabbed in
the homeland.
"A Last Warning"
"If the Jews imagine that the
bloodless course of the German
revolution gives them right to dis-
port themselves again in their
habitual impudence and arrogance
and provoke the German people,1
let them be warned not to tax our
patience too severely.
"We have spared the Jews, but
if they think they can therefore
re-appear on the stage and in the
editorial office, if they imagine
they can again stroll along the
Kuerfurstendamm as if nothing
at all had happened, let them take
my words as a last warning."
This evoked tremendous ap-
plause from the audience.
German Jews must conduct
themselves in Germany in a man.
nee befitting "guests," Dr. Goeb-
bels declared, and they had,binte
place no hope on any move of
their coreligionists abroad.
JERUSALEM. (JTA) — The
wave of indignation which swept Visiting Judge Is President of New York Federation for
over Palestine last week as a re-
the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies
sult of the limited number of im-
and Is a Prominent New York Leader
migration certificates issued by
the British government was cli- "HELP FIGHT HUMAN MISERY" IS CAMPAIGN
maxed on Wednesday when the
SLOGAN; TO SOLICIT FOR $175,000 QUOTA
Jewish Agency issued a statement
deploring the fact that only 5,600
certificates were issued while 21,- Henry Wineman, Chairman of Drive To Be Conducted
000 were requested by the Agency.
from May 27 to June 7, Will Preside at Dinner;
Declaring that the action of the
Special Federation Talkie To Be Shown
government had made it necessary
for the executive of the Agency
Hon. Joseph M. Proskauer, president of the New York
to define its attitude, the Agency
statement declared that the re- Federation for the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Socie-
striction of Jewish immigration is ties and one of the honorary chairmen of th4 United Jewish
creating a steadily growing gap Appeal, will be the speaker at the opening dinner of the
between the demand for labor and Allied Jewsh Campaign, Sunday, May 27, at Hotel Stotler.
the supply, causing a loss in the
Judge Proskauer's long record of outstanding service
HON. JOSEPH M. PROSKAUER Jewish economic position in Pal- i n the fields of Jewish philanthropy, his prominence in law, and
estine nd g ravel y jehypar dizing '
his
wide
understanding
of present-day problems presented by the exist-
the chances o f ah e alt oand un-
hampered progress of the Jewish ng situation in Europe as it affects Jews, ensures the workers in the
campaign who attend this meeting of a talk that will not only be a
National Home.
source of real Inspiration but one4cha jrugdegclewipthrosinkfaciurrn
eratillonathfaotnn
weilrl
The statement pointed out the greatly aid them in their work of soliciting
funds for the . drive.
CLASS OF 16 GIRLS
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
For New Consecration Serv-
ice; Judge Kross To
Be the Speaker
Congregation Shaarey Zedek an-
nounces the completion of the
consecration class, for the new
service to be inaugurated at a
special program on Sunday morn-
ing, May 27, at 10:15 o'clock, in
the main auditorium of the syna-
inflow of Jewish capital into
Palestine had led to growth in
agriculture, building and indite-
try and had produced a huge
government surplus, and that
the government had often ad-
mitted the ■ cute shortage of
labor •nd the inability of Jew-
ish enterprises to recruit enough
workers.
Some 42,000 immigrants en•
tared Palestine between 1931
and 1933, the Agency pointed
out, but the economic develop-
ment far outstripped the supply
of labor, even if all the toss •
who entered and remained are
included. The restriction of
immigration to • figure far be•
low the actual needs of the
country was impossible to re-
concile with the declared policy
of the mandatory to regulate im-
migration in accordance with
the absorptive capacity of the
land, the Agency statement de•
elated.
PLEAS BY RABBIS
FOR COMING DRIVE
Fischer
in "Heart-to-Heart Talks"
With Community
Fraiiklin, Hershman,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Dr. A. M.
lershman and Rabbi Moses Fis-
cher this week Issued appeals to
he Detroit Jewish community,
urging wholehearted support for
he forthcoming Allied Jewish
Campaign.
Rabbi Hershman's appeal reads:
"I earnestly commend to the
members of the Jewish commu-
.
justice of the New York State
Supreme Court, havin g filled that
high position in the American judi-
ciary from 1923 to 1929. lie is
a graduate of the Law School of
Columbia University and was as-
iodated for 20 years in the prac-
tice of law with our former am-
bassador to Turkey, Abram I.
Elkus. Judge Proskauer partici
pates actively in many civic, po-
litical and altruistic endeavors.
He is vice-president of the New
York Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa,
a former president of the New
York Y. M. H. A., and a member
of the New York City, New York
State and American Bar Associa-
tions.
To Show Special TAW.
Henry Wineman, chairman of
the 1931 Allied Jewish Campaign,
will preside at the opening dinner.
An unusual feature of the oc-
casion will be the showing of a
talking picture prepared especially
for this purpose from a scenario
written by Mrs. A. Max Kohn and
showing the need for the services
performed by the various agencies
included in the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign. The picture has been
shown to a few groups, all of
whom have been unanimous sin
praise of its stirring emotional
appeal and its factual presenta-
tion.
The Agency protest also pointed
out that the immigration restric-
tion had prevented the Investment
of new capital in Palestine; held
up the inception of new business
enterprises, increased the use of
Arab labor and created a flow of
illegal Arab Immigration from
neighboring countries.
The Jewish position in the world
Bars Equal Rights
at
large makes it absolutely essen-
"German Jews will be left alone
Campaign Slogan
Twenty Are Drowned
by us if they will quietly and mod-
tial that Palestine be developed
"Help Fight human Misery" is
JUDGE ANNA M. KROSS
In Tiberias Flood estly retire within their four walls
rapidly, the Agency statement
the special campaign slogan se-
and
if
they
will
refrain
from
put-
Dr. Joseph L. Baron to Speak
continued, adding that its demands
lected for this year's drive, to be
TIBERIAS, Palestine--Twen- ting forth a claim to equal worth gogue. The following 15 girls will for immigration certificates were
at Closing Exercises of
conducted from May 27 to June
man eagles to be pasted in the
ty persons, including nine chil- and equal rights with Germans," be honored at this special service: based upon a careful plan cal-
7, for a quota of $175,000.
the College
Janice Blumenau, Shirley Bo-
windows of stores which refuse
dren, were drowned and scores he said. "If they do not, they will
culated to insure normal, healthy
Eight local agencies and 17 na-
to boycott German goods.
gart,
Geraldine
Rita
Bremen,
Bea-
were injured when torrential have to blame themselves for the
economic
growth.
While
tens
of
tional
and international causes
trice Epel, Helen Firestone, Lays
Dr. Joseph L. Baron, specialist rain and heavy hail flooded the consequences."
Mr. Froehlich explained the po-
thousands
of
Jews
in
the
Diaspora
are
included in the drive. Chief
sition of the United German So- in Jewish folk lore, and author of ancient city of Tiberias on the
Dr. Goebbels was almost as un- Hannah Fauman, Elsie Green- are striving desperately to enter,
among
these
causes is the German-
baum,
Ann
Gertrude
Gutwillig,
a
book
on
that
subject
soon
to
be
cieties in consequence of a de-
Sea of Galilee at noon Monday sparing, if not as contemptuous,
Jewish relief fund.
Evelyn B. Koppelman, Blume the government restricted immi-
mand for disavowal addressed to publislAd by the University of in one of the worst storms in of Catholicism.
DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
gration to a degree that is "sin-
The
opening
dinner will be held
Nagler,
Ruth
Gloria
Pollock,
Lil-
Chicago
Press,
will
deliver
the
lec-
him by Samuel Untermyer, cham-
Toward the end of his speech
the history of the Holy Land.
gular indeed," the Agency added,
pion of the boycott and president ture at the ninth annual closing
Fifteen persons were taken Dr. Goebbels disavowed any in-1 lian Roth, Sydell Sara Sermon, stating that it is the duty of the nity the appeal to be launched by in the main ballroom of the Hotel
tatler.
No
other
speakers but
Helen
E.
Singer,
Edith
Ziff.
he
Allied
Jewish
Campaign
on
of the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
to a hospital, among them a tention of Nazifying France.
Mandatory l'ower to allow full May 27. The sum asked for is Judge Proskauer and the presiding
Prepare Special Ritual.
League to Champion Human
Watch on Jews Asked
Palestine constable who tried
Jewish
immigration
into
Palestine.
chairman
are
included
in the pro-
a modest one; the need for it
Previous evidence that a second. The special ritual being pre-
Rights.
to rescue 30 persons.
Ten protest meetings were held imperious. Let every Jew do his gram. Dinner will be served
Almost all the houses in the Nazi wave of active anti-Semitism pared for this service will deal
Mr. Untermyer had written
promptly at 6:30 p. in. and will
old city, which was the capital was getting under way was fur- 1 with the central theme: "Noble Wednesday by the Histadruth, duty.
that he had seen • circular im-
Central Labor Federation of Pal-
'The objectives of the Allied . biebie4. 1.25 a plate. Reservations
of ancient Galilee, were de- nished today by Der Angriff, the Women in Israel."
printed with the name of the
estine. These meetings were held Jewish Campaign are many and should be made as soon as pos-
The
doors
to
the
auditorium
will
In
the
new
town
organ
of
Dr.
Goebbels.
It
calls'
stroyed.
United-German Societies urging
in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem and
there was little damage. In upon all its readers and all party be opened at 9:30 a. m., and will in the larger settlements. A proc-
German-Americans to trade only
some places the water rose 10
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) lamation of protest against the
in stores displaying the blue
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McDonald's Plea
feet.
eagle of the DAWA.
government measures was issued
NEW YORK. — James G. Mc-
■
Donald, League of Nations High
Tuesday by the World Mizrachi
Mr. Untermyer repeated his
meet has not been equalled since H
Commissioner for German Refu-
and Ilspoel liamizrachi organiza-
earlier declarations that "this is
the McDonald government issued
gees, reporting Sunday night on
tions.
not a Jewish boycott but an ever-
the White Paper of 1930.
a visit to Germany and refugee
growing revolt of all civilization."
On Thursday the executive of
The executive of the Jewish
centers in 10 surrounding coon-
He said it was supported "more
the World Zionist Organization
Agency immediately issued a
tries, found no improvement in
powerfully by labor unions and
handed over to High Commis-
lengthy statement explaining its
Masonic orders, in consequence of
sioner
Sir
Arthur
Grenfell
Wau-
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reasons for asking for more than
Hitler suppression, and by the
chope
its
annual
report
for
sub-
20,000 certificates minutely analyz-
ing the agricultural and industrial EDITOR'S NOTE: Under this heading, • series of direct heart-to• mission to the Mandates Commis-
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heart appeals are made by local and national Jewish leaders sion of the League of Nations. The
development of the country and
to Detroit Jewry in behalf of the Allied Jewish Campaign to be report was accompanied by a cov-
pointing out that the shortage of
conducted here May 27 to June 7. This series of articles is ering letter signed by Dr. Nahum
labor was acting as a brake upon
development of Palestine.
intended to clarify, the issues facing this community and to point Sokolow, president of the World
to the importance of the forthcoming drive to the insisting Zionist Organization, in which the
The Agency statement called at-
immigration question is stressed
tention to the prosperous state of
Jewish agencies.
and in which he points out that
the country, due to Jewish capital
New Service Prepared for
and labor and declared that the
By FELIX M. WARBURG
there is an acute labor shortage
Exercises This Sun.
government was hampering pro-
in Palestine. The letter was cons- I
Chairman,
United
Jewish
Appeal
Will Hold Annual Meeting
DR. JOSEPH L BARON
gress by underestimating the num-
day Morning
posed long before the present
at Wilshire; Convention
ber of immigrant workers neces-
of 5,600 immigration)
HAVE ACCEPTED the chairmanship of the United schedule
exercises
of
Beth
El
College
of
sary
in
agriculture
and
industry.
certificates was granted by the
on June 30
This,Sunday morning a class of
Jewish Studies, Monday night, The Agency declared that it was '
61 girls and 39 boys will be con-
I Jewish Appeal for two reasons. The first is that the Palestine government.
May 21, at 8:30.
the duty of the Mandatory Power
situation of the Jews of Germany is so tragic that every-
firmed at Temple Beth El. All
The Zionist Organization of
Ever since Beth El College was Great Britain to allow the fullest thing that their brother-Jews throughout the rest of the
have completed nine years of
Detroit will hold its annual meet-
study in the Religious School of
ing at the Wilshire Hotel, Third founded in 1925, it has been its possible immigration into Pales- world can do to alleviate their suffering should and must
custom
to
invite
a
distinguished
tine.
the Temple, and during the past
and Collingwood, on Monday eve-
DR. A. M. HERSHMAN
The trial of the three Revision- be done. That, of course, would be so in the case of Jews
scholar of America or Europe to
three years have had additional
ning, May 21.
New officers will be elected at its closing exercises to deliver in ists accused of the murder of Dr.
in any country where the
week-day instruction preparatory
various.
It
would
take
me
wide
a lecture of high Chaim Arlosoroff dragged wearily
p
opular
wolves
of
anti-Semitism
may
afield were I to attempt to deal to their official reception into the
this meeting, and annual reports scholarlystyle
into its fourth week. A perfect
significance.
fellowship of Israel.
with
each
of
them.
It
is
well
to
be
at
large.
That
would
be
will be presented by the retiring
The recent revival of interest maze of contradictory testimony in-
Confirmation at the Temple is,
officers. There will also be a die-
volving police stool pigeons, con-
equally so, in the case of Leaders in Social Service , point out, however, that ■ large however,
not regarded as the end
Education,
Center
Heads
percentage
of
the
funds
to
be
i
cussion of the policies of the or. in comparative mythology and in victed 'murderers, plotters and
Jews in misery anywhere in
raised will he allocated to the re- of the religious educational plan,
ganization for the ensuing year. popular folk lore of every variety counter plotters has been presented
Meet
May
24.30
Delegates will also be elected has led Rabbi Leon Fram, director for the edification of the court.
the world. And, in truth. to
but
in
a
sense
only the beginning
lief needs of German Jewry. This'
at this meeting to represent De. of Beth El College of Jewish
' as all of these children are ex-
the great honor of the The vital changes taking place
All of this testimony was pre-
pected
to
return
to the High
troit at the annual convention of Studies, to invite Dr. Baron to tented at the preliminary hearing
Jews of America, they have in Jewish life in this country and
School department of the School
the Zionist Organization of Amer. deliver a lecture on "Jewish Folk and is merely repitition.
throughout the world, the new
always
felt
it
to
be
their
of Religion, and ultimately to en-
ice, to be held in Atlantic Cty on Lore and Folk Humor." Dr.
The most important development,
attitude towards social service,
Baron is associate rabbi of Temple as far as can been seen, is the as-
sacred duty. The record Jewish
ter the College of Jewish Studies.
June 30.
education and community
• • •
Emanuel-B'nai Jeahurun of Mil-
Prepare Special Service.
of
AmericAn
Jewry
dur-
leadership brought about by these
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waukee.
Ile
is
also
head
of
the
A special service for this occa-
AMERICAN ZIONISTS
ing the past 20 years is a changes, how these new problems.
department
of
philosophy
at
Mil-
sion
has
been prepared by Dr. Leo
30
TO MEET JUNE
golden one. They have are to be dealt with in the day-to.'
M. Franklin and Rabbi Leon
NEW YORK. (JTA) — The waukee Normal College. He re-,
affairs of the average corn- i
poured out millions of dol- day
From,
the
central theme being •
Zionist Organization of America cently spent a year in Eastern
munity; in • word: the challenge l
"The Story of the Jew." The
will hold its next convention June Europe studying at first hand the
lars for the relief of their of 1934, will constitute the cen.i
What
Is
Its
Future?
Answer
in
service
itself
will deal in rather
30 at Atlantic City, it was an• myths, legends, sayings and super-
brethren in Eastern and Cen- teal theme of the annual confer-1
Special Feature in Neat Week's
'dramatic form with the heroic and
nounced by Morris Rothenberg, stitions of the Jews of Russia and
core of those engaged in social,
tral
Europe
and
for
the
re-
historic
past
of
Israel, the crucial
Poland.
Issue of The Chronicle
president.
community center 'sem!
construction of their com- service,
present and the promising future
Morris Garvett, vice-president
Mr. Rothenberg informed mem•
ayes and Jewish educators, to
of our people. A portion of the
munal life and cultural and take place in Atlantic City Mayl
hers of the committee that the or- of Congregation Beth El, will pre-
What is the future of Biro.
service will be devoted to • bird's-
ganization has greatly reduced its side. Dr. Leo H. Franklin will Bidjan? What role will it have
religious ihstitutions. Even 24 to May 30. •
eye view of Jews in other lands,
deficit and will enter the conven- deliver the opening invocation and
The immediate aim of the con-
in
solving
the
pressing
Jewish
and also to the part that the Jew
in the "hard times" of the ference is to re-orient itself re-1
tion well within its income. Mem- greetings. The Temple choir, lar-
has played in the domain of crea-
der
the
direction
of
George
Gal-
problems
of
the
der?
bership, he declared, has shown •
yarding the aims, objectives and
past
few
years,
the
Jews
of
tive literature.
gratifying increase and is expected vani, will render selections from
Dr. David Goldberg, noted
procedures of Jewish social work,'
r The musical service will be fur-
America have continued Jewish
to increase still more between Franz Schubert's cantata, "Mir- writer and lecturer, recently re•
education, and Jewish
nished by the Temple Choral
now and the convention date. lam."
community
center
activity
in
the
their beautiful benevolence
Choir, under the direction of
Rabbi Fram will address the turned from his third visit to
FELIX M. WARBURG
At the meeting of the commit-
of Jewish social and economic
on behalf of those who have .light
'George
Galvani.
tee the new basis of agreement students on "The Future Penal- Runde in recent years, discusses
needs. The many ratifications of
Services will begin promptly at
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
reached with the Order Sons of bilities of Beth El College."
these sad other comities, in less than themselves—who have less opportunity than these challenging problems will be
9:30, and the doors of the lower
The
exercises
will
end
With
a
discussed at special committee is the first call to us on behalf of ;auditorium will be closed at 9:46
Zion regarding their status as an
connection with the projected they to resist the effects of economic depression.
affiliate of the Zionist Organize- reception and dance tendered the
and in sessions of small nor hapless people in that coun- when the confirmanta enter the
It must be so in the case of the Jews of Germany.
Jewish republic, in a Jewish
gr
me oeuti p n s, gswhere students of these
thin was approved. A proposal to students and faculty of the col-
amalgamate all fund.raising units lege, the faculty of the School of Telegraphic Agency feature ar- Here were a group of Jews who by their deeds, by their various problems will present the try. The call is urgent Let Temple.
The confirmation service will
everyone give in proportion to his
in the country was considered and Religion of Temple Beth El and ticle to be released nest week devotion to their Fatherland. had demonstrated beyond
'resu lts of their studies and re-
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searches.
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• committee appointed to study the Temple choir by the congre- is The Detroit Jewish Cisteakle.
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aura
to
station and the Sisterhood.
the matter.
LECTURE- ON FOLK
LORE AT TEMPLE
eart-To-Heart Talk
With The Jewish Community
TO CONFIRM CLASS
OF '100 AT TEMPLE
ZIONISTS SELECT
OFFICERS MONDAY
CHALLENGE OF '34
CONVENTION THEME
BIRO - BIDJAN