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farming movement in the United
DEGREE OF D. H. L.
FOR DR. HERSHMAN States.
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of

(Continued from Page One.)

honorary degree of Doctor of
Divinity conferred upon him.
Rabbi Weine, who is an instrUc-
tot in the Hebrew High School of
the United Hebrew Schools of De-
troit, received the degree of Rabbi
from the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary three years ago, and has
since devoted himself to study to
earn the doctorate just conferred
upon him. Rabbi Weine is well
known in youth circles here.
Rabbi Max Arzt of Scranton,
Pa., who spoke in Detroit on sev-
eral occasions, was the third per-
son to receive the D. II. I.. degree.

Warburg Honored

Educational methods and stan-
dards of a generation ago were
contrasted with those of the pres-
ent bY Felix M. Warburg, finan-
cier and philanthropist, who re-
ceived the honorary degree of
Doctor of Hebrew Literature,
Sunday afternoon at the 47th
commencement exercises of The
Jewish Theological Seminary.
Mr. Warburg, who delivered the
commencement address, urged the
graduates "to teach the people
with whom you will live the stern
and necessary principle that they
should form their lives 'for the
truth, for the beautiful and for
the good.' "
The honorary degree of Doctor
of Hebrew Literature was con-
ferred ir absentia on Rabbi Im-
manuel Low of Szeged, llungary.
A portrait of the late Professor
Jacob Hoschander, painted by
Gera Fischer, was presented by
the students and accepted by Dr.
Adler.

Davidson Gets Doctorate

The honorary degree of Doctor
of Letters was conferred by the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, on Sunday, upon*Gabriel
Davidson, general manager of the
,Jewish Agricultural Society and
noted authority on the Jewish

M ORE TIRE
F R YOUR
M NEY

the seminary, conferred the de-
grees and presented the diplomas.
The seminary has deemed it fit-
ting to honor Mr. Davidson, Dr.
Adler stated, "in recognition of
the great services you have ren-
dered - to the Jewish people through
the settlement of many thousands

STAND UP AND BE COUNTED!

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charged that the Palestine ad. SOCIAL WORKERS
THE WEEK IN REVIEW ' and
King's Honors For
minigtration was completely alien-
ating the Jews. The bill passed the ELECT SELEKMAN
A Number of Jews (Continued from Page Di.e) ' second reading and seems certain to

1,..wish : pass the third and final reading.
I LONDON—GITA) — Sir Hugs opposing Jews, including 16
A Dutch edition of the notorious
I Hirst, head of the English Eleetri- representatli es and seven mo-gov-
Jew-baiting weekly Der Stuerioer
campaign will only serve to contribute to the slowing up I cal Company, was made ■ • baron eminent councillors.
'
was
published for the first time in
last Sunday ut the King's birthday
ry important effort.
. ,
One of the hopeful signs in the Th e Hague. It was filled to the
of this very
' honors. Sir Julian Cahn, philaii-
conflict t . with the tiaras is tho fact brim with vicious attacks on lead-
El111 APS THE TROUBLE, with many of our people thropist and sportsman, Was raised
Socialists and .organ - in. Dullth Jews.
i
to the baronetcy at the same time. ! ed workers have joined w
the
here is that they fail to appreciate the importance ofl
a Nazi sheet
The publication
activel • interested ;
Sir Ilu o
Jews in every case to repot the in Ista nbul
al
the present fund, and have not yet begun to under - in talestin
ge and is asb ociated with Nara and Endek hooligans. The a
'
de"n'ausnciateio oriccoaf7it ler-
ene
ral
g
-
s
of
the
tragedy
which
engulfs
German
the
Itutenrg
be
,,seers
for
the
de
scant
d the vtes
as n
nr
reuactionary anti - Semites In.. ' , Put
ice dogmas by the Turkish press.
Jewry, and strikes at the very heart of Jewish rights every - velopment of power on the Dead
pport whatever among tit ,
Jewish leaders protested to the gov
and elsewhere in the Holy
h workers.
where. If there are Jews left in our midst who believe sea
ernrnent against the Ilitlerite
Land He was created baronet in 's
Meanwhile Jews are expo-. d to prop a ganda
that the Nazis are easing up in their campaign of parse - 1925 'and has long been interested
lis on
Four Jews committed suicide in
eating the Jews, let them read the following cable to the in 'British government affairs. danger every time they wall.
192:1 he has been a member of the' Polish streets and Jewish casualty Vienna and a wave of suicide seems
New York Times:
to be rising among the impover-
Ward of the Trade Advisory Coon- lists are mounting.
The Polish government is at- fished Jews of Vienna. All four
cil, committee on unemployment in-
i on .
MUNICH, May 30--Julius Streicher'. repeated
"ranee, committee on the British tempting to stem the Nara tide and were formerly wealthy.
that "Na hair has been touched on • Jew's head in Germany"
coal industry, and the British eon- seems genuinely concerned shout THE UNITED STATES
■ are difficult to reconcile with the brutal treatment of • Jewish
the future.
nomic mission to Australia.
Sir Robert Mond and Samuel
business man by Nasi storm troopers in his office in Munich.
Sir Julian Cahn was knighted in PALESTINE
feverish Untermyer, boycott leaders, issued
Two .formtroopers visited the office to inquire as to the
1929 for his philanthropic and pub-
Quiet has replaced
progress of alterations to the premises, suggested by the staff,
joint statement ridiculing claims
lie services. the founded several week
protest

(Continued from Page One)

ATLANTIC CITY, N,

r.ITA

—Ben M. Selekman of the Asso-

ciated Jewish Philanthropies of

Boston was elected president of

the National Conference of Jew-

ish Social Service Workers at the

conclusion of its conference last

week. It was one of the most

spirited elections in the history of

the organization, Selekman being

opposed by Miss Mary E. Boretz,

Home Bureau, Hebrew Sheltering'

Guardian Societey of New York.

•

The National Association of
Jewish Center Executives and the
National Council for Jewish Edu-
cations, which met jointly with
the Social Service workers, also
elected new officers. William Pin-
sker of Brockton, Mass., was elec-
and fighting a
ted president of the Center Execu-
of
who were en excellent terms with their employer. Informed that
and invalid homes. Sir Jul- against the unjust immigration re-; of Nazi leaders that Jews alone are tives, and Louis Norwich of Bos-
y orders had been given, the storm troopers were jennies
the nave
l e ion is known as a devoted cricket- striations imposed by the Palestine responsible for the boycott and ; ton was elected president of' the
•skd to .how their credentials. They admitted they had none
r, having nted
captained an English government.A commission of in- po i nted
out that millions of Educators' Organization.
but said they came from the Brown House, Nazi headquarters.
am to Jamacia in 1929.
quiry is meeting to investigate the
Selekman represented the ad-
, non-Jews, liberals, laborites and re-
ly mistreated the proprietor, • man about six
They
Moshe Smilansky, famous farmer- Tel Aviv riot
riot. Speakers who ail-
ion, the
In response to the victim's request for an
• expl•natty.
author, who settled in Palestine ; dressed the mass meeting which ; ligious groups are supporting the ministration forces in the confer-
mice,
upholding Jewish emphasis
;
Brown House officially denied that the Nai authorities had •ny.
i i:iil u'er 40 years Ingo ,
GABRIEL DAVIDSON
preceded the riot have been called : boycott.
I in social service work. Miss Bo is,
d apologies.
t was
thing to do with the incident and exp
rl
the
t.
.-
y m ier of % y a tsmaie
u.n ry it n n ie
i ash'
before the commission.
ionna
nominated
vaut,ied 78 by viptueutit a
of Jews on American soil, and
added, however, that there wa s, no poss ibility of • legal inquiry.
Spic-
on‘ey , eteze was nominated
rrayysmin
G od f rey Bul1 en Spa:-
mualw
Empire,
a L o
. The visit of the Emir Abdullall to
le IS
particularly in recognition of your
er, l ns peci uto rittens
London continues to intrigue the ; b t th e oflicepne soeple is
Miss Boretz 71.
efforts to maintain among the
And if this is not sufficient to convince them, let them
Palestine press, both Hebrew; and 'o at under another name.
settlers the spirit of Judaism."
react the following cable, which appeared three days later, commander of the Order of Saint Arabic. I.or the first time Hebrew I
Michael George. Mark Aicheson papers took the Arab press re-,
Mr. Davidson was born in New
York City. He received the de- also in the New York Times:
Young, former chief secretary of ports seriously and declared un-;
the Palestine government and now easily that mysterious maneuvres
green of Bachelor of Law and
BERLIN, June 1.—After a prolonged oratorical assault on 1 governor of Barbados, was made a
Master of Law from New York
were going on behind the scene, A
"re•ctionant aristocrats, the intelligentsia and the philistine
i knight commander of the order.
University. Ile practice law for
visit that the Emir paid to Pales-
bourgeoisie," the Nazi campaign against "carper. and killjoys"
a time, and in 1907 became ow-
tine to consult with Arab notables
seen,. to be shifting back again to tit • J ews.
dated with the Jewish Agricul-
was widely commented upon. how-
S.
Auxiliary
Picnic
and
L. A.
"Jews must learn to break with their past behavior and
tural Society, of which he has been
ever, while the Arab papers , on-
Carnival June 24
leave public place. in Germany to the Germans," says Der
general manager since 1917. He
tinue to print sensational rumors
Angriff, Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels's newspaper.
is a member of the American Jew-
about the trip, British officials con-
"German Jews have recently become bolder beam.. they
The Detroit Auxiliary of the tinue to deny that there is any 1
ish Historical Society, the Judeans
mistake non-occupation with them for indifference," declares
Los Angeles Sanatorium is now truth in the reports and insist that
and past president of one of the
Der Angriff. "The legal position of Jews in Germany has been
busy making elaborate arrange- the Emir is merely paying a visit
largest B'nai B'rith' lodges in the
pond-
d the
clearly laid down, but they have not yet I
ments for its annual picnic and of courtesy to London.
country. Ile is also a member of
ing
new
style
of
living."
carnival, to be held at Spring
the American Country Life AAA°.
The trial of the two Revisionist
Two historical university "student corps," Vandalia of Hsi.
Park, Mt. Clemens, on Sunday, Zionists accused of the Murder of
ciation and of other agricultural
delberg and Suebia of Tuebingen, have been dissolved because
June 24. A union orchestra has Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff continues to
organizations.
they refused to expel all members who were Jewish or partly
been engaged. Various games, drag wearily. Defense counsel
Mr. Davidson is the author of
Jewish or who had married Jewish women. ,
amusements and entertainment Horace Samuel has presented nu-
numerous articles and historic
Referring to protests that such measures have a bad effect
will be the features of the day. merous witnesses to substantiate
Let us help you to save money by demonstrating
monographs relating to the Jew-
on opinion abroad, Der Angriff say.:
A nominal admission fee will be the alibis offered by Staysky and
the features of this really fine car.
ish farming movement in this
"Whenever the Jewish question ks mentioned in public, there
'
Rosenblatt
and
has
also
attempted
charged.
country and abroad and has ler-
ware of our
Aren t you
■ re long faces and anxious protests: '.1 "
to
prove
that
even
Mrs.
Arlosor-
NEW
LOW PRICES NOW IN EFFECT
same
tared extensively on the
foreign exchange position? Don't you know how short we are
off thought Arabs shot her hus-
Amity Club Elects New
subjects.
of essential raw materials? And would you ag grava te our posi-
band.
Officers
Ten New Rabbis
lion by needless debating of the Jewish question?'"
By the time these lines appear'
•
Der Angriff, indeed, does not debate the question. It merely
Ten new rabbis received their
in print the trial will have ended
s s Ivi
C laurby,
u hu u of Amity
Ad at th e hmeeting
degrees at the commencement ex-
lions. It asserts, for instance, that Ger.
u l At
makes categorical a
and the most sensational criminal
the home o fMiss
held
ercises of the Jewish Theological
man susceptibility is offended by the propinquity of Jews. Brun.
and political trial in the history of
Chernick on Friday, June 1, new Palestine will have passed into his-
Seminary. They are:
chat has joined the long list of German towns that have closed
Kmanuel Cohen. liaelielor of
infilgeete"rm‘vere
elected for the come
p ublic beaches to non-Aryans.
tory.
Arlo, New York thilvelotty.
The Voelkische Kampfblatt, which described itself as " •
Benja m in liatloi Knalanthir, Bachelor
They are: Ben Keil, president; THE REST OF EUROPE
or sr . ,Lewt“ Inettmte.
weekly devoted to National Socialist reconstruction," displays
Max Leon Forman. Bachelor of Arte.
The debate on the second reading
Harry Lebus, vice-president; Rose
prominently in its June 1 issue • poem by a Nu; writer named
Itolverolly of Bennett , Rola.
Bassin, secretary; Sol Brenner, of the bill guaranteeing the £2,-
11534 DEXTER BOULEVARD
Fischer-Friesenhausen, recommending • sound thrashing and a
" I '"‘ "I" WI " l '""III ' " ' 11"d"d"I
of Arta. •Cniterelle of Tule*.
000,000 loan to be negotiated by the I
treasurer.
brand on the forehead for any German girl who would associate
AT BURLINGAME
itioeph tletatela Bachelor of Atte,
r er s utuo G i tnhoe. Palestine government was featured
Unlveretty of Alinnemta.
Additional
with
•
Jew.
Longfellow 0577
by a remarkable speech made by
fault. KAMM, Itaehelor of arts, Col-
dai l rect no' rs e
boa di of on directo
Julius Meyer, from 1919 to 1923 a Minister in the Olden.
lege of the City of Now York,
Colonel
Josiah
Wedgewood,
inde-
,
berg, Sally Cohen and Harold
Morrie Norman Futter, Ilathelor ot
bu rg _ State Government and until the N•xi revolution • member
pendent member of the House of
ity of Toronto.
Shear.
of the Social Democratic party, is reported to have committed
Arta.
tinivemn.
Ilitehel, of Arts, Collette
home
Klei
The retiring officials
are Lou Commons, in which he once again
ffi
body
was
of the City of New link.
suicide. He had been missing since Sunday and his
govern -
Ginsburg,
Ily
Feldman,
Sally
characterized
the Palestine
Ilarry Selman, liaeheho of l'hilowiphy,
found ban gi ng tod ay in his gara ge.
ment as "bitterly anti-Semitic"
unite...any of Chiron. .
Cohen and Harry Lebus.
Sander* A. Totteht. Bat helot !. of Art,

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In addition to the degrees
awarded by the Seminary's rab-
binical department, six received
the degree of Bachelor of Jewish
Pedagogy from the Teachers In-
stitute. Professional diplomas were
awarded by the institute to three
students, the academic diploma to
Four diplomas and two cer-
15.
tificates weresearned by students
in the Israel Friedlaender classes.

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Sobiort to cl0000ttoohoot motive
mod to oar Goroomootol to
WWI

MS IS ONLY A PART of the human appeal which in
contained in the Allied Jewish Campaign for 1934.
There are the local agencies—the welfare causes,
and the educational and recreational institutions. What
a skeleton-like community we would be if we were to be
deprived of our Hebrew schools, our Center, our North
End Clinic!
Dr. Breakout Hailed a Pioneer
Many Detroit Jews have given liberally in the pres-
Prophet
and
ent campaign. Some have biven above their means. But
DOYLESTOWN, l'a. — The vi-
many, too many, have given too little. They have cheated
sion of the late Rev. Dr. Joseph
I. Krauskopf of Philadelphia, who the most important campaign in Detroit's fund-raising
established the National Farm efftirts. Others have not given at all. These elements
School, near here, was Merle 1 as must all be counted. They are either for and with our
"prophetic" at the annual oun- people, or they are against Jewry,
der s day exercises Sundii. Thirty.1
This is a time for reckoning! Detroit Jews must stand
five hundred persons were present.1

Herbert D. Allman of l'hiladel-
phia, president of the school, said
that all of the 62 young men who

up and be counted!

said, "prominent •thinkers stress
the importance of our Jewish
youth making some branc h
agriculture their vocation, instead
of entering overcrowded profes-
sions. Too many have been seek-
ing the easier jobs instead of
working in hard muscle and pio-
neer activities.
"For that reason the wisdom
and vision of the founder were
prophetic. By the noble spirit of
sacrifice, altruism and imagination

be invoked against
the movement. A letter sent out
by the German-American Pro-
and moral weapon, and it is only , (r'eti'e Alliance quoted the De-
fitting that lat or should fight partment of Justice as having ex-

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I Nazi boycott.
BOYCOTT EFFORTS
Department officials denied that
MERGED BY LABOR,
LIBERAL ELEMENTS they had said the anti-turst law
"In this changing world," he
of 1890 could

of Dr. Krauskopf lie has success -

fully built for the past, present
and future. Surely society should

be proud of the school's fine rec-
The dream of the pioneer
ord.

(Continued from Page One)

hand in hand with other enemies pressed this opinion.
The letter, signed by II. Oster-
of hated Ilitlerism. The boycott
movement has been the most mann for the importers commit-
amazingly spontaneous movement tee of the alliance, said that "the
among the masses of the people in office of the chief investigator of
recent history. An innate and the Department of Justice agreed
sound group instinct led our peo- with us that the anti-trust law of
pie to act even before any leader- , 1800 can be used against the Boy-
ship was given the movement or : cott League if proof can be sub-
any program was announced. But milted that the boycott is the re-
in order to make the boycott 100 salt of the league's propaganda."
is necessary It went on to say that "a hig h
per cent effective,
that the leaders of the various • authority of this department even
groups opposed to the Ilitler tyr- went no for as to suggest that a
army unite their efforts.. It is special law should be worked out
that which has moved the Non- to stop the boycott movement if
Sectarian Anti-Nazi League and it should prove impossible to take
the American Federation of Labor ; action under the law of 1890."
ivaur, I l o c. cir , directo r
to consolidate their boycott activi- ves.lt.igEadtg
denied today t hat
h
h n e
ties "
or any one in his office had ever
Dr. Hunt Urges Boycott
expressed such an opinion. De-
In a stirring address before a pertinent officials pointed out that
1
mass meeting of the West Bronx Mr. lloover's office would have no
I branch of the woolen's division of right to make such decisions and

On all models of

Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks

has been realized. Dr. Krauskopf
was an opportunist in service for
others.
"The initial class of seven mul-
multiplied into ninny, building af-
Don't let anybody tell you that
ter building Was erected for teach-
some unheard-of manufacturer
ing and domestic purposes, new
makes as good a tire as Good- courses of study were established,
rich at prices like this. The equipment and land, now 1, 300
COMMANDER Tire is made to acres, were added until the school
protect you against unreliable has become national in scope as
a monument to
tires, to give you real tire value. well as in name,
the founder and a credit to its I li the Non - Sectarian Anti - Nazi that the Department of Justice
Stick to known quality, Good-
League, the Rev. Dr. Edward L. could express opinions only for the
Jewish supporters."
rich Certified, and you'll save
i Hunt, founder and director of the President and members of the
—
and
in
Come
money in the end.
Cyrus I.. Sulaberger Wins Her.' Good Will Union of America of Cabinet.
which President Roosevelt is hon.
let us show you how to alas'
card Poetry Prise
all
CAMBRIDGE, MR,. -- Annual orary president, called upon rare,
your motoring costs
le . yin ut
Regulating
.
les-
Decries De p
Americans, irrespective of
awards to Harvard students for
port
s•
pulpit delivery,' cold': and creed, "not only to boy-
music.
poetry,
NEW
YORK.
(ITA)
—Samuel
the
importers
of
German
English composition, a paper on cott
and an essay on' goods, but also the importers of Untermyer, as president of the
mathematics
Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League
hatred."
Dante were announced here Sun-I German
"I strongly approve of the boy- to Champion Human Rights, in
day night. Faculty committees -
selected the winners. Icott of German merchandise as a' letters to Collector of Customs
here and As-
The Lloyd McKm Garrison po-weapon with which to humble this Harry M. Darning
Nazi regime," Rev. Hunt sistant Secretary of the Treasury
etry prize carrying with it $175 hateful
Gibbons
in Washing-
'
declared,
"but
it
is
equally
impor-
Stephen
B.
in cash and a silver medal. open ,
competition to all Harvard tent that we do not permit the ton, protests continuance of per-
for
seeds of racial hatred and reli- mission to German importers to
undergraduates, was given to
trans- bring merchandise into 4his coun-
Cyrus L Sulzberger of New York gi ou , persecution to be
by the try without adequate identifica-
City, • senior, for his poem, "The planted into this country
regime."
lion as to place of origin.
!Red Land." Honorable mention propaganda of the Hitler
Mr. Untermyer insists there is
Student. Join Boycott
'
was given James Parton of Rye,
Ten thousand students joined in no justification for extending to
ik also a senior, for his "Hie Jaret
Ire
to
petition
8 the enforcement of the
of
•
July
resentation
the
Marvard."
nine ' of the leading colleges and Treasury Department decision
City,
which
makes it mandatory to
Nimrods Win Girls' Basket- universities in New York
urging these educational institu- place the mark of the country of
ball Championship
tines to refrain from purchasing origin on imported goods.
supplies made in
Completing an undefeated sea- books and
Ger-
walked off with many for use in their educational
Asks Nazi. B aaaaa t Woolworth
son, the Nimrods
a
basketball championship and scientific departments. The
Stores
the girls'
of the Jewish Community Center. presentation was made by dele-
BERLIN,—What amounts to an
They defeated their only rivals gated groups from among the 10,-
"
for that honor, the Lo-Len-Cos,; 000 students who signed the peti- invitation to a counter-boycott of
Woolworth stores in Germany be-
two games instead of having to , tion.
cause of • report that Woolworth's
--
play the three to win • two-out-,
in the United States had
Aidiag
stores
Demise
Justice Department
of-three knockout.
placed in their windows cards say-
'
Nazis
The Nimrods will receive pins;
WASHINGTON.—
The
Depart-
ing
that
German goods were not
on June 10, which is Roved night. ; ment of Justice, contrary to cur- sold is contained in the official
Those
receiving pins are: Ruth 11.
Th
action
National
Socialist organ for the
Goldfine, Minnie Ruben, Annie rent reports, has taken no
12T11 STREET
p.a....
Vital Verabinick. Clam land has given no advice retarding , Rhineland, the West German Ob.
a possible checking of the anti- I ae er.

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rolet'• low delivered prices and easy G.M.A.C.
terms. A G I Motors Value.

greater source of savings.

Chevrolet is particularly glad to

make this important announce-
ment just at this time when you

can see and judge the Chevrolet

at the National Exhibits of Gen-

eral Motors Products. Make it a
point to look over these cars. Be

practical — compare its modern

features and these new low prices

with those of any other low-
priced car. Then you will - know

even more surely than before why
we say with confidence, "Drive

the Chevrolet only 5 miles and

you'll never be satisfied with any

other low-priced car."

CHEVROLET MOTOR CO.,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN

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Chevrolet Leads in Value by a Wider Margin Than Ever

