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PEflerRoglii ■- asn (A RON1CL£
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
RABBI WOLF GOLD TO ADDRESS
MIZRACHI LADIES $3 BANQUET
I
:OM MIN
Donor Event To Be Held Next Wednesday Evening at
Philadelphia-Byron Hall
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At the last board meeting of
the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi, final
arrangements were made for the
first $3 donor banquet to be held
Wednesday evening, June 13, at the
United llebrew Schools, Byron and
Philadelphia Ayes.
An exceedingly interesting and
varied program has been planned
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RABBI WOLF GOLD
for the evening. Rabbi Wolf Gold,
president of the Mizrachi Organi-
sation of America, will give the
principal address. flis topic will
concern the Mizrachi work in Pal-
estine upon which he is espevially
qualified to speak. The other
speaker will he Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man, and the chairman of the even-
ing will he Rabbi I. Stollman.
The musical portion of the pro-
CONFIRMATION AND GRADUATION
EXERCISES AT THE B'NAI MOSHE
Plant Ten Trees in
Bar Mitzvah's Honor
Jewish National Fund Urges Par.
enta To Plant Trees in Honor
of Bar Mitzvahs
gram will be under the direction
of Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar, as-
sisted by Miss Rose Bassin, ac-
companist, who will give several
piano solos. Rev. K. Spivak will
also sing a number of musical se-
lections.
The chairman of this affair is
Mrs. I. Rubenstein, who is assisted
by Mrs. G. Velick, co-chairman,
and the following committees:
Chairman of the ways and means,
Mrs. B. Fishman, assisted by Mrs.
Nodle and Mrs. I. Rosenthal;
Chairmen of card parties, Mrs, K.
Spivak and Mrs. E. Rosenzweig;
secretary, Miss S. Moot; treas-
urer, Mrs. E. Abrams.
Many reservations are In the
hands of the committee in charge.
The following is a list of members
and friends from whom pledges
have already been received:
•eksler, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mr, M.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Pinusli. Mr. and
•
Mrs. I. Sliewash, Mrs. W. Hiller, Mrs.
Lehrman, sir. and Mrs. P. Kanat. Mrs.
Men (OP Weingsr•
I. Maraolla, Mr.
den, Mrs. M. Orate, A. Keldan, Wm. B.
Fishman, .1. Radnor. Mr. and Mr, 8.
Adelman, Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal, hir. and
Mendelson, Sirs. l , . Myrna, Mrs.
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It. Polar it. Mr. and Mrs. He hrleher, Mr.
and Mrs. Illsonan, Mr. and /Arty U. Ve-
Mies, Mr.
lick, Mrs, ii. Itawster, Mrs.
and Mrs. Ell 1441 . 1,11`, Mr. and Mrs. J.
1.11. hinsky, Mr, E. Ahrants, Mrs. 8
Sklar. Mr. and Mrs. It. Ternehin, Mrs.
Max Pollaslt, Mrs. Moe Pollack. Mra. N.
Mr. SAUP1(111P11, Mr.
W. Dark, h
▪ nd Mrs. 8. 0. holder, Mrs. and Mrs. J.
Freed, Mr. and Mrs. I. Cohen. Mr. and
Mr, 8. Weinger, Mrs. F. Alaen. Mr. and
Mrs. S. !layman, Mra A. Miller. Mrs.
I.ouls MI11,, Mr. a n d Mrs. It. Eoliths.,
Mrs. M. MIlltot sky, Mrs. R. (Viet. Mtn.
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G. ii101/111o11 hal.
Mrs. I. Rubinstein will accept
reservations until Monday evening,
June 11. Those desiring to attend,
call Mad. 7974 or Euclid 8305-M.
All those attending the dinner are
requested to be at the P hiladelphia
and Byron hall at 6:30 sharp, as
the banquet will start promptly at
that time.
GERMAN EMBASSY AT WASHINGTON
FINANCED PROPAGANDA IN U. S.
Interesting Program Arranged by I. H. Mendelsohn,
Principal of the Sunday School; Certificates
Honoring the Bar Mitzvah of
of Honor and Diplomas Awarded
their son, 3oseph, Mr. and Mrs.
William R. Rath of 3205 Leslie
Confirmation and graduation ex- 1 the assistant principal, on account
trees
Ave. this week planted 10
Sunday School of Com I of sickness, Ben F. Goldman, chair-
in Palestine, through the Jewish ereises in Ilinai Moshe at Dexter.' man of the board of Mc..tors,
National Fund Council of Detroit. grcgation
I.awrence took place Sunday morn- spoke a word of appreciation to the
Joseph Roth was called to the ing, June 3. teachers and presented each of
reading of the Torah at services
The program, as prepared and them with a gift, in the name of the
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek arranged by I. II. Mendelssohn, congregation.
on Saturday morning. After serv-
Harry Meer, vice-president, dis-
principal
of the school, began with
vited
ices, the congregation was in-
the entrance of the 12 girls con- tributed gifts to the teachers on
by the Bar Mitzvah's parents
wd. The "program was as fol. behalf of the Sisterhood.
ti
o
rn,i
to a kiddush in the foyer of the
lows:
On the staff of teachers are the
synagogue.
Processional "Hornell Halm"
R o g r s ea on ho ev reg, , 1Frieoni.e.
i.e m d. A
mg is tsa,n ,0,,N , , ilLie(
The Jewish National Fund de- ,,, , ,,,r.,, sons ..,,, e;eanLo,,,,A.A..ort,1077 , 1 ,, A
sires to call to the attention of
&hoot (. 11 .1.1ren
len
Haydn, Caro- He
ence Reisner,
parents and friends of. Bar Mitz- I,r , .110 Prater
n, esiriae,.as. sheaos2g,Tas. .".;!'.‘"" (the Greenbaum, Lillian Siegel,
vah boys to the custom of plant-
in
snider
toe
Levin Rayetta Pollak, Blanche Fischer,
ing trees in Palestine in honor o f st n .:Z:10 ' r Teacher
Fait h
Mollie Wasserman, Esther Schiff,
their sons. Aside from the pur- Joshua. and Ise eionesea Land...-
Peso Farkas Messrs. Milton Fischer, Charles
pose it serves in the upbuilding of
. ...
I., Klass, maker.; of Ilistory
I
Jacobson,
Martin Brucson, and I.
i ins Kenn
the Holy Land, it acquaints the
H. Mendelssohn, principal. All are
boys who are to be the fstui.: on : Prophets. Teachera ot mot.ti , y
Nally '''''"" voluntary workers.
builders of Zion with Palsetinian Jeri and""'"
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tolah, Prophet of Faith
Irene lilesel
work and inspires them to continue
In the distribution of honors and
credits to the children of the var.
The Psalms. Soots Hook of ii Israel.
the work.
,
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To make the event a life-long Modesty, A .1.-wish meal --toile tiers moos classes by the principal, a
memory, it is quite proper to plant The rellowship of Israel
it ,,,,..11 ,. 01 „ gold medal was given to Eugene
Kornfield of Mr. Fischer's class
13 trees comparing to the Bar
•nd
"" !wryest..
115 ( PRI oli.--Near.xt
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Mitzvah age, or 18 trees, for the
llm' .." lid, and a silver medal to Carolyn
.•..'
in l a
iihltley 1.exilet
Grund i of Mr. Jacob's class, both
numerals of the Hebrew word
"Chili,'" meaning life. Each con- vsti'i(l) ludr""songs specially prepared for best scholarship.
i n et. pris ed
tribution, no matter how small, is , for the occasion were
Sixty-five certificates of honor
e between the a bove numbers.
acknowledged
in The Chronicle,
acknowle
were awarded to children of the
Rabbi Moses Fischer, who is on
and a beautiful Palestine certifi-
cafe is mailed to those honored. a leave of absence, having left fur several classes whose marks were
OM 95 to 100 per cent. Honorable
Trees maybe planted through the a visit with his WI-year-old mother f r
tree committee of which Lewis J. in Hungary, has invited Rabbi mention was given those with
Klein, Lafayette 1575, is chairman, Joshua Sperka of Congregation marks 55 to 91 per cent and those
ez teacher !Sinai David, who gave the invisia- whose marks were from 70 to RI
o fr boyoynofitiofryiNnigittzhveohll e lbors
lion and benediction to the eoliths per cent will be advanced to high-
r
t'r graites
mants.
The total enrollment of the school
The ppresident of the congrega-
hy, eap
r rwo•ga is a3m75. 00,ed with the
tion, Robert Rosenberg, in a few thiTs
from where he dishes out Nazi
well-chosen vimrds, awarded di-
singing
of "Hatikvah" by the en-
news to the Deutsche Zeitung,
phallus to the graduates.
weekly Ilitlerite organ in New
In the absence of Saul Kling, tire assembly.
York.
Brinkley, who returned from a
the big industrial centers ex-
ST. LOUIS MAYORlir
pressed their dissatisfaction by
short visit to Germany some weeks
SNUBS
SPOKESMAN
P.A they voted
voting
"racially,
ago, has been acclaimed in Allied -
FOR NAZIS IN U. S. (Or the Socialists several years
circles
is or is avota ci
can .
I ago, the Gazeta Polska says, and
report on the "rebirth of the Ger-
it urges the counteracting of the'
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man nation." Ile recently com-
anti-Jewish campaign.
statement was "very
Extermination of the Jews, it
pleted a lecture tour of eastern
says, will not cure economic ills.
and middle western cells of the political."
between
eoeon r majority
Arnercan Nazis where he an- I Dr. I.uther dismissed the incl. A civil
the
a than
h
iallr ion stronger
nounced that both Hitler and Hit- I d e nt with the statement: "I BM sve 4ail l million
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homage to those who Jewish minority who have been
ler intimate, in Berlin last August lerism were doing as well as could here to do homage
I love the spirit of Germany and living on Polish soil for centuries
but said we talked only about be expected.
beer." He said Byoir is now in
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The first of Brinkley's articles the songs of Germany. If people would ruin the country, the news-,
Europe but not in Germany.
since he returned to wish to protest I cannot help payer asserts. It says it hopes
on Germ
A number of calls from Bado
I' o I an
d well oulBve attacks upon
Representative 51cCormack, the that country appears under a May that.
to Mueller, who is now believed chairman of the Inquiry Commit•
30 dateline in the current issue I Mayor Dickmann sent no rep- Jews as it has outlived other "otu-
BOB
attached to the embassy here, were tee, opening the public hearings,
of the Deutsche Zeitung. I resentative to meet Dr. Luther pid and it a 0 g e r 0 0 s political
made, according to the evidence declared that any organized
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Nazi Consul Accepts Deutsch and was conspicuously absent at creeds."
of telephone company records.
and hl. Milne mime la dot ms i5.
The Gazeta Polska indirectly
propaganda that seeks to teach
N.{ 0,n-A n fisnient has sad
Propaganda Forum Invitation Ithe dinner in honor ofg the Ger-
Dewnlown
Mueller, Bado said, corroborated the American people that other
,Lora In tel. amorally woad nia.
The dissemination of political, man Ambassador, as was Charles admits that the government made
Ticket Onto
statements of Gross that the con- government ss'stems, either Corn-
demo.
chairman f the a blunder in tolerating the new
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sulate was prepared to give $400; monistic or Fascistic, are prefer- Propaganda by "emigrants from
went Ilstardas anewISO
11.50
DINNER
National
Radical
party
(the
Po-
502
Lafayette Bid..
part of which was to go toward able to our own, is dangeroqs to certain lands who try to spread Saengerfest, who was to have in- lish
Nazis) in the hope that that
Tr. VOIDS
!nonslip.
payment of the printing bill.
a degree. Any efforts to organize the governmental theories of their troduced Dr. Luther.
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In keeping with promisee , bod
t
Gross, when he learned that our citizens or residents of the home lands" w as one of th e mat-
splitt
y,
only $400 was to be forthcoming,
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party
and
thus
weaken
Marshal
ss
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ice,
went on a rampage, Bado said, alon g racial lines are organized nesday afternoon at a conference
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most
dangerous
enemy.
Geta
Polska's
warning
and declared he was going to send efforts to implant distrust in the I of consuls of foreign nations rep- displayed by marchers in the l'ilsudskis
'no
resented in New York City, called 5aengerfett parade or at the
az s expected to be fol-
a threatening letter to Ambassa- minds of our people."
honor of Dr. Luther, therefore i
of witnesses 'by Aldermanie President Bernard dinner in
dor Hans Luther, but was per-
report- lowed by vigoro us mea sures
His examinati
was
reliably
although it
suaded to modify its tone. Gross's was along the s ne line and he S Deutsch
against
the
Gray Shirts, or N
101411 a EDNA TORRENCE
refused to speak
ed that L
pique was reflected in a letter closely questione Gross to learn
Hans Botcher, German consul-
society, itionned Denrers
die. boot Radicals, who are respon-
FRANK HAllARD
general,
was
one
of
those
who
ac-
unless
the
swastika
was
admittedly
written
by
Gross
to
Bible
for
anti-Jewish
outbreaks all
if his book was not an emotional
IHIrer volred RantsmIt•
they,
Bado after he had been indicted appeal to incite Americans against cepted, together with the repre• played•
MUTT( VALLON
l'oland. Recently
Leading Jews, who purchased over
Vrench Comedienne
the
for
criminally
libelling
Samuel
sentatives
of
Soviet
Russia,
Itu-
Americans and, particularly, the
THE 3 ANDREWS
m- boxes for the festivals, boycott- founded a daily newspaper,
which
every
morning
Unterniyer, anti-Nazi b o ye ott mass of people against the Jews. mania, Poland, Austria and a nom-
hammy Pius!
4ztafeta
,
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of the
ed the affair be
bar of other nations.
eader.
This Gross weakly denied.
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The conference discussed the presence of the Nazi represent.- prints extreme anti-Semitic props-,=
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ganda. It is true that the paper =
Congressman Dickstein, quoting
The letter offered • settle-
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tire.
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is confiscated almost daily, but it 1-=-
from the book, asked Gross what problems of foreign-born residents
ment of the printing bill which
Governor Guy B. Clark of
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widely sold by students and :j-.7,,
he meant by fighting Germany's of the city and of citizens of for- i
in•olved transfer of the copy-
is
Missouri and Mayor Dickmann , young
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girls in light gray shirts =
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battles when he is an American eign extraction.
right to Untermyer in exchange
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Viereck
Answer
were
conspicuously
absent
at
the
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citizen. Gross flared up and de- "Liberty" Bars
for a nolle pressing of the in-
decorated
with
an embroidered
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sword
instead
of the Ger-
An article by George Sylvester opening of the National Saenger• small
clared: "Because Jews like Dick-
dictment and was urged upon
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stein and Untermyer are fighting Viereck, considered one of this fest, German music festival, which
Bade because of "documents
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against
Germany,
I
think
it
proper
country's
staunchest
supporters
of
opened
Friday
at
the
St.
Louis
man
Nazi
swastika.
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The
first
public
appearance
of
=7-,s
and
Sonde..e in oi l Po.•
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the Hitler government, has been Arena.
the Gray Shirts came a fortnight _.
session by which proof is estab• to write along these lines!"
The box occupied by the Ger - ago in I.odz Cathedral during =
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rejected
by
Liberty,
the
weekly
lished that in publishing ray
-
was
draped
with
mass. This caused an uproar in
books, Ambassador Dr. Luther
Send Brundage To Investigate magayine, it was 'learned this man Ambassador
a
huge
swastika.
The
Nazi
em-
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week.
the church, but the Gray Shirts
Olympic Bias
was the sponsor, financial back.
Monuments of alumnus
,
-
The article was to have been oleo caused hundreds to protest refused to follow the Bishop's ap - =
NEW YORK. (JTA) - Avery
er ■ nd promoter of my books.
t the interjection peal that they leave and the police
ise in the Nazi
Brundage, president of the Ameri• called "What Hitler Wants From violently
A recond .
e Jews. "
sua eiass.
h
a
sa
t
1
can
Olympic
Committee,
was
this
were
called
to
remove
them.
Then
It was a reply to an
probe Case cam. with the ad -
marched through the city at-'=
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mission by Carl Dickey, an as-
week authorized to visit Germany analysis published in last week's of Officials
racial i of the Saengerfest in- ! they ng,
swastika emblem tacking
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Jews and maltreating ,=
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social. of Carl Byoir, publicity im behalf of the committee and issue called d "Wh
the Jews W ant aisted that the swa
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investigate charges to the effect from Hitler" and written by Ar- had been placed there only at the '' women and children.
man previously identifified with
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direct
request
of
Dr.
Luther,
and
,
E,
that Nazi policies have debarred thur Garfield Hays, New York at-
Similar incidents took place in
the Machado regime in Cuba.
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insisted that they had nothing to Minn, Poznan and Cieszyn, cal- ' =
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that the Byoir concern receives Jewish athletes from partcipation torney, who sat in at the Leipzig
with
the
action.
do
minnating in Tuesday's street bat-
$6,000 ■ mantis for publicity in training for the 1936 Olympic trial of the four men charged with
Ile
in
Warsaw
between
Gray
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Dr.
Walter
Damrosch,
dean
games.
The
United
States
will
4
for the German Tourist Infer.
setting fire to the Reichstag.
decline to participate in the games
oration Office, the German rail.
Viereck wrote the article with American musicians, informed the Shirts on the one aide and Social-;=
roads and steamships, the Ger- if, in Mr. Brundage 'a judgment, the understanding that it was to Jewish Telegraphic Agency cot- fists and Jewish workers on the
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Prawn. aMI Mwhin ressawals
Germany has not kept its pledge have been published along with respondent that he deeply regret- other.
man Board of Trade and the
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The Socialist newspaper Robot- ss=rs
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of complete freedom of oppor- that of Hays', to show both sides ted the interjection of the note
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Leipzig Tr ■ de Fair.
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dissension
introduced
by
the
nik
appeals
to
workers
to
organ-
.a'
tunity
for
Jewish
athletes.
of
of the German-Jewish controversy
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Of t h i a amount, $1,000 I
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THE INSTRUMENT OF THE IMMORTALS
Meeting Sunday at the New and perhaps to establish a basis German Ambassador. However, ize to fight the Polish Nazi move- =
monthly is paid to Viereck,
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oung, so I.--
he categorically denied that he had ment while it is still y oung
York Athletic Club, , the commit- for settlement of all difficulties.
chief Hitler apologist in this
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first refused to conduct the . that Polish Socialists will 'avert '=
tee responded to a motion made Liberty's editors did not state
country, Dickey admitted. Vier-
Fs
He
declared
in
strong
the
German
Socialists'
fate.
Jew-
I
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by Dietrich Wortmann asking that whether or not Viereck's article Saengerfest.
eck also receives a commission
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terms that the Nazi emblem had ish Deputies called on the Minis- =
SURGICAL MOHEL
of $750 monthly for bringing ,the United States accept Ger- savored toohighly of Hitlerite
'ter of Interior. Bronislaw Pier-'
many'a invitation for participation
no place at the Saengerfest.
the firm German business.
acki,
who
promised
to
punish
the
Dickey revealed that the Byoir in the Olympic games, by agree-
to the
Yoars
" it did not
To• attackers and to protect Jews.
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Isom, Esecessa
Ioncern receives payment of $6,000 sung almost to a man that discrim- mark;' a spokesman said, "so we Nazi Steam Roller Chugs on
ward Cleveland Convention
by WaSiag
ns nthly under a contract signed ination charges would have to be sent it back to him. We did not
ome . . . what an as,
How it would enrich her new
ekrotises
Ivy
Lee's
Office
Denies
Naai
Spin-
NEW
YORK.
(JTA)-Specula-
investigated
first
hand.
pay
hint
for
writing
it."
Oct. 1, 1933.
intimate part it would have in bee home life and each
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Gustavus T. Kirby, treasurer of
Whims
tion is rife in New York with re-
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Ile asserted that he had known
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day's happiness. Through longest years, too, it would
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' , Viereck for 10 years and was fans- the committee, presented a reap- Hitler Spends 4,000,000 Marks To gard to the anticipated attempt , NEW YORK. (JTA)-A two- a:
bespeak your love and b. over more deeply cherished. E:
Gladsto••
I iliac with his war-time reputation lotion empowering Mr. Brundage
Spread Race H ■ te in U. S.
to llitlerize the German American :line reference in Walter Winch- ._=..
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STOCKHOLM. (JTA) - Ger- Convention, which meets in Cleve- '. ell's syndicated column reported :.--
by
Euclid 10487
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I as a propagandist. its admitted to visit Germany. Seconded
NVe resent the celebrated STEINWAY
J i h
• Lee, Roc k
foreign land on June 14. It is understood last week that hy
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hie firm also pap' Viereck's rent, Charles L. Ornstein of the ew s man appropriations for
in rich conventional styles and magnificent
Nazis who are now in con- feller publicity man, was called a-
lighting and stenographer an d Welfare Board, the resolution propaganda have been subs an- that N
the various
mid he had shared an office with questioned the validity of recent ,
increased in the last few [real of a number of large German i before the Congressional Commit- r ..
pc riod art designs . . . in
. German assurances as to the liber- months, the Social Democrat
Democrats',. American centers throughout the ,tee to investigate Nazi propagan- =
sizes. $1,195 buys a superb, new Steinway
Rev. Cantor him until May I.
The Yiddish press here ear- =
the Swedish official organ, reporis.. country, will strive to bring into its
Ile described Viereck's duties as alism accorded Jewish athletes.
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, Grand. Convenient terms may be arranged.
David Goldeg
ld toe
th J e
wish Tele - Since November, while failing to the fold of th e swastika all the ried stories built around this =
Ornstein
furnishing advice on Germany and
Come in now and see about giving her a
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of the "rumor."
patron's Favorite
I the publication of a semi-monthly graphic Agency that "Mr, Brun- p ay even the interest on her es- German American groups
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency -
Steinway . . . the wedding gift she would
economic bulletin sponsored by dage is a square man and we have t ernal debts, Germany has spent, nation represented at the affair.
M 0 H
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the Committee for Better Trade ' absolute confidence in . his ability abroad more than 80,000,000 I It was learned here that American was told by Mr. Lees office that =
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pr iz e above an y o ther.
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to
learn whether Germany ' Imork s for spreading Nazi idea s. and anti -Nazi forces h ave already neith er M r. Lea nor the o ffice had --
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c . 117.01
' ' in th'
this co untry.
t
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thwart
war
t Nazi
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sttSICAL CENTER OF DETROIT
of Journalism, revealed that Fred know that on his return he will, which is most intensive in France in authoritative circles that meas- appeared in the foreign language =
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bar
the
press,
Ivy
Lee
had
been
brought
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been taken
aoca
Hamlin, a Berlin correspondent, enable us to decide whether .e and England, where more than lures have
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receives a salary of $90 weekly are to accept Germany's invitation , 25,000,000 marks recently has display of the swastika at the before the Congressional Commit-
tee to Investigate Nazi Propa• =
in the griefs
I convention.
, been spent for that purpose.
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d ex rises of about $1,000 to participate
H the swastika should be barred, geode, and subsequently he had
The bulletin issued is ideal in Berlin in 193i',,
The sums spent by the Nazi , El
Steinway Representatives
monthly.
Berlin,
CHEVROLET LEADS
fol. it will be impossible for the Ger- written his resignation from the
Ez-Broadcaster, Back in
are
given
as
other
countries
throughout
the
sent to newspapers
1515-21 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT
Croons to "Reborn Germany
lows: 15,000,000 marks in Au-- , man Ambassador to speak at the League of Friends of New Ger-
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%Whims., obies, Ontasio wad Does*. Denesehoe
Passenger car registrations for country.
Doug Brinkley, former Ameri• trio, 5,000,000 in Czechoslovakia, convention because it is generally many under pressure from Roche- =
Under examination by former '', I
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which
he
repre-
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Luther
feller
interests.
that
Dr.
Hans
April place Chevrolet in the lead
750,000 in Switzzerland, 750,1.100 recognized
Senator Hardwick, who questioned ; can radio announcer who is no
for the second consecutive month,
la nursemaid at the "rebirth"
in Belgium, 500,000 in the Baltic refuses to address affairs at which sents as public relations counsel
him about the many articles on
Bee in
a salary o.
• $ 30, 000 year l y.
according to motor statistics re-
ens, Mrs . Emanuel Wolf and Mrs.
States 200 000 in Denmark and both the swastika and notional at
Reich foreign debts appear in g in Fermany has returned to
Colonel E. N. Sanctuary. with
leased by R. L. Polk and Company.
Louis Lenhoff; two sons, Sii11071
I Finland, 1,000,000 in Rumania. emblems are not flown. Luther's
Chevrolet registered 63,458 pas-
11,500,000 in Holland. 2,000,000 in presence has graced many meet- offices at 156 Fifth Ave., is the
and George, and 13 grandchildren.
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senger cam during April or 38.2
South America, 4,000,000 in tre ings of the Friends of New Ger- anonymous author of a recently
Mrs. Weingarden was a resident-
JENNIE FRANK
many and other Nazi groups published volume exposing the in-
per cent of price class. This April
United States.
of Detroit for the past 50 years..
The Swedish newspaper ,•<- which might otherwise be consid- sidious secrets of world Jewry. of 2735 Pasadena Ave., 61 years
figure shows an increase of 12,662
ered un-American and hence be He is also an official of the World old, died on June 6. Funeral sere-1
units over the March registration
plains that the figures it mento
GEORGE BERK
shunned by well-meaning German Alliance Against Jewish Aggress- ices were held at Lewis Bros.. Fu-
figure when Chevrolet led the en-
do not include money spent f
of 2680 Rochester Ave., 38 years
iveness
under
whose
sponsorship
June
8
with
inter-i
neral
Home
on
tire industry in passenger cars by
Nazi propaganda by German , Americans.
Furthermore, some doubt pre- the book was published and sent meet at Cloverhill Park Cemetery. old, died on June 3, Funeral serv-
registering 50,796 units or 38.3
, teamship companies, which have
will to various United States Congress- She was the wife of the late Sid- ices were held at Lewis Bros. Fu-
per cent of price class. --
, become actual agencies for the rails as to whether the Nazis
neral Home en June 4 with i nter-
ney Frank and is survived by two
dissemination of Ilitlerism abroad. consent to recognize any affair at men.
Chevrolet maintained the lead
Although lie claims to be "per- sons, Bernard and Louis, and three, ment at B'nai David Cemetery,
not
flown.
The latter companies. while Ger- which the swastika is
in the commercial car and truck
sonally" not an anti-Semite and daughters, Mrs. J. Wagner, Mrs., Rabbi J. S. Sperka officiating. He
man shipping has fallen off more
field, making an impressive show-
Warsaw Disturbed by Palish Neal some of his "best friends are Harold Rosenzweig and Mrs. Ben is survived by his wife, Pearl, and
I than 50 per rent, have doubled
ing by registering 15,050 units in
two brothers, Louis and Max.
Jews," the Colonel was "inspired" ! Kovinsky.
'their foreign personnel.
April. Total registrations of Chev-
-C . ommenting on to write the book. He claims to
WARSAW. C"i.
The German consulates are fur-
rolet commercial can and trucks
Greek Premier Cos-••ds Jews
the government's defeat in Lodz, have written the book not for
ESTHER WEINGARDEN
ther sources of Nazi rostrands. In
for the year through April were
SLAONICA. (JTA)-The Jews
cities captured by money but for "spiritual profits."
the United States, for example, one of the few
49,797 units, 47.4 per cent of
3018 Clairmount Ave., 72 years of Greece comprise a loyal Ay-
of
be
a
The
Colonel
is
known
to
Nationalist
opposition
in
Sun-
'the German consulates are em- the
weight class.
eery-
old,
died
on
June
5.
Funeral
; ment whose contributions are le-
in 341 friend of Colonel Edwin Emerson.
ploying over 300 Nazi propagan- day's municipal elections
Registration figures for March
cities and towns, 'le official Gas- leadAr of the Friends of New ' ices were held at Lewis Bros. 1 portant in the development of
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named Mueller, in Gross's pres-
ence.
Consulate Promised $400
LaSalle Window Shade Co.
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GRINNELL BROS.
OBITUARY !
and April definitely establish
Chevrolet as America's fastest
selling ear and forecast another
year of Chevrolet dominance to
the automotive industry. Chev-
rolet has led the Industry in sales
doting Ave of the last seven years.
- lioninr.Velt•
"Rill. now my little latch, 1,5.1 can J a t
anrient Talon]?"
Itather."
"Plenty,
dear
?Ta••
al l me .5okt tot
P Ilk sta tes that the Na- Germany. He is also on more
The greatest part of the funds
laid nut by the Hitler government tionaliata owe their success to than speaking terms with Silver
anti-Semitism.
which is now the Shirt leaders. He denies being
abroad. adds the "Social Demo- chief item in their political creed. • member of anti-Nazi or anti-
kraten," is for anti-Jewish props-
Banda. The large unemployed uoups.adnainistration organizations.
Funeral Home on June 6 with in- :Greece, Premier Panayoti
torment at B'nai David Cemetery, arts told representatives of the
Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiating. She j Jewish community. who greeted
I is survived by six daughters, Jen- him upon his arrival at the a:r-
nie, Eva, Lena, Mrs. Meyer Lev- drome here Saturday.
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