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and THE UL U.... CHRONICLE

PIERACKI, POLISH
MINISTER, JEWRY'S
FRIEND, IS SLAIN

The Heavyweight Champion WEIZMANN

REPORT
ON REFUGEE WORK

DANIEL MENDOZA—FIRST WORLD
JEWISH HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION

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By MORRIS WEINERR

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!Nelson" inn in Whitechapel.

1
NAME WINEMAN ON
Committee for Aid to Refugees
BOARD OF J. D. C. and Emigrants Coming front Ger-

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many, on which are represented
Jewish and non-Jewish agencies in
this country interested in the situ-
ation of German refugees and
immigrants in the United States
It is planned that this organiza-
tion will not only coordinate ac-
' tivities of such groups here, but
will also centralize the contact
with the High Commissioner, The
Joint Distribution Committee is
cooperating with the Coordinating
Committee."

•
! man Jews in Palestine, whose sue-'
Made Fighting Scientific
the present inembrs of class "B"
vey of the activities of his or- met Mendoza. After 22 rounds
During the period of his ab- of the board of directors. Ilenry
ganization cover the period to Mendoza's opponent dropperd to sence from the ring, from 1805' 11'ineinan of Detroit was one of
May 31, 1934. the ground of exhaustion, with- to 1819, lendoza served as sher- the lit elected.
The report was made public by out being seriously injured. The iff's officer for Middlesex County-. ,
Work Overseas Last Year
th United Jewish Apnea!, whose fight continued after a rest, and He was a most popular figure in
\ V N
In reviewing the work of the
$3,000,000 c a m p a i g n includes again Mendoza felled his oppon- England, and the ballads sung in
funds for the Central Bureau for ent. Ile was then declared the -his honor were composed not joint Distribution Committee for
the Settlement of German Jews. conqueror.
only as a tribute to his prowess , the past year, in Germany and
,
Humphries was not satisfied but pefrticularly as. a mark of overseas o n ries, 91 r. Ilyman,
In teresting
Figures
.
The placement of 1,600 German with this defeat, and met Men- respect fur the skill - With which secretary of the organization, said
Jews in agricultural work; the doze in a third battle at Doncaster he developed the fighting game among other things:
"For the year 1933 and the CENTER DAY CAMP
building of new houses for the on Sept. 29, 1790. Mendoza Ye-, intu a scientific sport. It was be-
NEW PROJECT HERE
tained the title.
ginning with Mendoza thatprize-' Arty months of 1934, the Joint
ecc •olnmodation of 1,5110people '
Distribution
Committee allotted
THE JEWISH FISTIC
fighting
became
a
game
of
skill,
Fight. at 56
existing settlements; a s s i a t i n g
for aid within Germany a little
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from Page One)
science
and
of
a
matching
of
wits
SE lSATIOn FROM
6.000.7,000 German Jews to find
Then came a tour which served l
under $500,000; to the various
occupation in industrial concerns, to make Mendoza's name legen-, rather than of mere brute force.'
CALIFORI1111, WHOSE
refugee aid committees and in co- for the camp volunteers, with
While
Baer
has
the
Star
of
, as artisans, small manufacturers dary in the British Isles. On Aug.!
TI1LEflTS CX TErm
operation with the High Commis-
and trailers; the location of 400 2, 1791, he beat "Squire Fitz- David (Magen David), Jewish em- sioner, a little over $500,000; and John Considine of the Department
OUTSIOE Of THE
of Recreation and Rabbi Leon
, physicians and 200 lawyers who gerald," a challenger of no mean blem, embroidered on his fighting
that it disbursed or allotted for
came to Palestine from Germany ability. During the same year, he trunks, Mendoza's recognition of
Frain as speakers. They will dis-
RInG
I with their families and provisions met 4 number of opponents on his Jewishness went much further—, the continuance of vital work in I cuss the advantages of such
Eastern Europe, aggravated by
a
for about 700 children in various sparring tour, admirably succeed- in fact, Mendoza's was a complete
and unquestioned acceptance of the return of thousands of re- recreational enterprise as the Day
urban and rural centers are among ing in retaining his title.
patriates from Germany, $320,— Camp and the handling of adoles-
the
Jewish
faith.
Otherwise
he
the highlights of the activities of
Two other fights deserving of
cent problems.
000.
' the Bureau, which co-ordinates mention, in which Mendoza was .could never have been nicknamed
Camp Committees
"One of the most encouraging
the work of all Jewish agencies the victor, were matched against by the English people as "The
developments of the year 1933
The Center Day Camp commit-
in facilitating the settlement of the Bristol battler, William Warr. Star of Israel."
has been the excellent impetus! tees follow:
Jews as Prise Fighters
refugees in l'alestine.
Twice Warr was beaten— on May
14, 1792, at Smitham Bottom, and
Speaking of the Magen David given to the work of our Junior • Mrs. Arthur J. Hass, chairman;
Scores ''Fantastic Schemes .
Division by Miss Pauline Baer- medical committee, Mrs. Samuel
on
Nov.
12,
1794,
at
Bexley
on
trunks
of
prizefighters
leads
In a statement covering the re- Heath.
B. Keene, chairman, Mrs. Howard
us to brief comment on other ; wald, its chairman.
port, Dr. Weizmann refers criti-
Kaichen, Mrs. Myron Steinberg,
Children's Aid
Jew's whose names dominate box-
cally to the "fantastic projects"
"It is gratifying also to report I Mrs. Ilarry Cohn, Mee. Leo Cron,
ing news,
NE CAME II1TO TAE
which have been suggested re- 56, Mendoza was still successful
Mrs. S. Greenberg, Mrs. Si.
that
under
the
leadership
of
Dr.'
Jack (Kid) Berg, Whitechapel
FISTIC titlIELIGNT
cently for the absorption of Ger- in exhibition bouts, again having lightweight, who was the center Solomon Lowenstein, and with the ; Wayne, Mrs. J. Frazer, Mrs. D.
unto 144 StOPftO
man
Jewish
refugees.
His
remarks
made
a
sparring
tout
of
the
coon•
support
-of
a number of Jewish or- Braehman and Miss Stella Thall;
OtaX SusMaglet el
of attraction in this country sev- ,
are believed to concern the press try
diMf LAST YEAR
. His bravery was evidenced
eral years ago, because of his. ganizations, the German Jewish registration committee, Mrs. Sey-
statements about the possibilities
Children's Aid has been incorpor- ' mour Frank; publicity committee,
in Angola and South America. In on July 20, 1820, at Banstead whirlwind style of boxing, not ated, to make provision for such Mrs. Jacob Albert; volunteers
this connection, Dr. Vs'eizmann Downs, where, after an absence only has the Star of David em- German children as will be sent committee, Mrs. Reuben Rosen-
blem on his trunks, but has em-
says: of 14 years front the ring, he ac- broidered within the star his ini- here, to be cared for and trained I field; sewing committee, Mrs. Her-
, "In the search for a new home- rented a match against Tons tials—Yud Beis—in Hebrew.
in this country in the homes of I man Schmier, chairman, Mrs.
Barnet Victor, Mrs. Charles Roth-
MAX ISA FIGHT R, fl mom.
land for German Jews, adventur- Owen. The latter, a llanipshire
Harry Mizler, lightweight chum carefully selected families.
"Under the devoted leadership I stein, Mrs. I. W. Ruskin; activities
ous and fantastic projects have innkeeper, was Mendoza's junior P ion of Great Britain, has the
STAR. fill CrITERffiltlER,R
been
easel
brou
sincteR, onticEn, Ann Rn
ghtup, whilst by six years, Mendoza being in U nion Jack embroidered on one of Prof. J. P. Chamberlain, Amer- , committee, Mrs. Leo Mellen, chair-
010 ACTOR. NE 14RS 0-1011e
the great opportunities which Pal- his 57th year. Mendoza took se- leg of his trunks and the Magen lean member of the governing man, Mrs. Sydney Sherman, Mrs.
(OLOR nala A RIIII180tu
body of the High Commission for Myron Jacoby (dramatics), Mrs.
es ins offers to them as others, vere punishment, and after 12 David on the other leg
are persistently overlooked. We rounds Owen was given the ver-
Harry Mizler, now only 21, is Refugees, there has been estab- S. Q. Kesler, Mrs. Si. Blatt, Mrs.
are
told
that
Palestine
is
too
s
II
di
II
llished the National Coordinating Nathan R. Berke.
the
idol
of
the
East
End
of
Lon-
mall,
diet.
the
took
this
defeat
to
heart
—Specially drawn for the J.T.A. by Den Rolla
and an malt schemes are con- and retired from
the ring, be- don. He won the lightweight title
enth
he
would
not
have
time
to
sternly
being
sprung
on
us
which
coming
the
landlord
of
"Admiral
in
January
of
this
year.
He
rep-
THE WINNAH AND
dress and rush to the club on time. speak of new territories waiting
resented England at the Olympic
NEW CHAMPION
Ile was under contract to ap- to receive immediately millions of
Games anti since his 17th birthday
Maxie Adelbert Baer, the Liver-
e,irat the
pear at the club as the winnah Ji;wst.ossN
ounptirain
e
s
s
"rlta•maul in m•Illrmrnt In s, •r,.h of made an excellent record for him-
more Larruper, the Handsome
and new champion and do some are
and
self.
Lothario, the clown with a punch song and dance acts for the adulat-
•
involvMg millions are lightly— &Veal
Other Jewish Fighters
ima Permitted
finish, is the new heavyweight
to Km ide
ing and adoring public. He ful- and without a shred of expert I
There are now three Jewish
1080 ' 0;0';',1 ;,'"h """0
champion of the world. He is the
filled
the
contract
to
the
letter
knowledge—discussed.
We
have
::ive
nilien
champions
in this country: Maxie
'
Yo
a' n■ I me nir:r'r eleAu 7r.r". n' s*,
first Jew ever to hold the world's
with one exception. Ile was wrong never claimed that l'alestine as it
Baer, heavyweight; Maxie Rosen-
heavyweight crown.
..aura
Ir pr me ant
on his time by four rounds, or in is today is capable of receiving or
y 01 the bloom, light heavyweight cham-
In II rounds at the Madison other words, 15 minutes. Is Maxie immigrants in their millions. What would he too enlarge the o
mettialenta where they are now work- pion; Barney Ross, who holds two
Square Garden Bowl in Long Is- arrogant? Well, we ask you!
ing. I.y Mel- axing III. area of IrrIgattle
we did, and still do claim, is that land,
granting inans fur the intro haa titles as lightweight and welter-
land, New York, Maxie taught WHY WE PICKED BAER
the absorptive capacity of Pales- or .ttl.• and poultry, and for the ereo•- weight champ.
Primo Carnera a boxing lesson that
Before the fight and all during tine, even of Palestine west of the then of additional farm loulldhign. An
In Canada, one of the very for-
additional expenditure of /PI 000 (g10
the Italian giant will never forget the training camp fiascos, we said
Jordan. could be increased many psi head) would ensure the permanent midable fighters who is contesting
and which left him groggy, bat- that despite the "lack of condition" times over "
And the type of service you get when you buy
aotientent of Latin German immigrant,.
for
the British lightweight title is
tered, bleeding and helpless when on the part of Baer, and the hue
othout means, and at Ise same time
the able Jewish lad, Al Foreman.
15,000 German Jews SettledHalite Ina wnlrn„•ntm to
from us gives you added value for your money.
the referee intervened to end the and cry raised by the sporting ex-
--1-
„
Jews Express Regret
Dr. Weizmann reports that the 17 ■ Oiis-;r:'
Al once won this title but was
fight.
-
perts of the nation, he would win.,
I"r
Hundreds of satisfied customers speak of our
deprived of these honors by the
NEW YORK. (JTA) — A state-
rate
of
immigration
of
German
Problem
of
Scholar.,
Scientists
Here
is
an
excerpt
from
our
prev-
Maxie's clowning antics were in
ment issued last Friday night by evidence from the third round on, ious column why we were so cer- Jews into Palestine remains the
seeds' was, 01 tnr tragedy ear British Boxing Board of Control
ability to serve you well.
nd al for refusing to defend the title
the Federation of Polish Jews in when he wen quite confident and tain the Baer would come over the Same as in 1933, when 11,000 en- ,..a'on"
pja'r St‘i
suTt=11 l'i'l"t1 : I e et:
America and the American Jew- knew in his fighting heart that the mountain:
tared. There are now an addi- the woolen, or Jewish arholarit son on the ground that the purse of-
aelentleta Only a very few nave sm•• ten! was too small.
llonal 4 ,0110 in the country.
ish Congress expressed "deep re- battle was his whenever he wanted
teat., in finding permanent oro , upatIon
Primo is a behemoth. Ile has do-.
harry Stein and Erich Seelig
gret" at the assassination of Col. to add the finishing touch. After
In the course of his report, Dr. • hroonol, including the 15 who have
EVROL • ,
keen
invited by the Turkish govymnoitit to of Germany are two Jewish boys
Pieracki and associated the attack flooring Camera seven times in the vesting feet when they land on an Weizmann says:
f
opponent.
Ile
is
big
and
powerful
I Ire Unit orally of Stamboul.
Quite
who can offer excellent battle to
..vie ventral Harems 11.m
on him with the series of attacks first three rounds Maxie put on
number
have
reeelt
eti
Invitations
rim
and for his weight and size is
1.fiono I:,oman -Ian sto l a k e
perioshi ranging from one to two year, any Nazi. Rotholz is the Jewish
on Jews and with the presence in an exhibition of arrogance, riiiki- fast. Built like a battleship of the , aloont
am I, odt oral a ark . Int !odd, so I• 5110
univermities In the United states.
Poland of Dr. Goebbels. It ex- ness, and foolhardy antics which modern type he surrenders nothing t ,,, o ir,.n . o.;,r,,,. toe noln , rm of the middle-class. Irmo
iciaasaa and other countries, but theta champion of Poland. Perez, an-
pressed hope that the government make hint the dizziest heavyweight of its effeetiveness and ',Inver be- i., 1,,,,,. rit.,,, , :t tJ;tit , ,, ; ,,,,, , , riati l , :o . lt:,.,ro,1: . 7 o t i - loiml fate at the aplration of that pyrlool is other Jew, is the former flyweight
doubtful. Many are atilt In champion of France.
would act vigorously to halt the ever to have won the title in pug- MIST of its increased speed. The on . Motet...lent fat met '' ' '''' extremely
l'
any, the niaJorhy deprhed of all
Not a bad record—and it al-
,.. T , Ite,.. l' . , , , n,l, ral Bureau ham enabled Ger- olitortunIty for free relent in, work.
attacks.
ilistic history.
champ can keep an opponent at I hy
(.
.1 , , ,,,,ti t i,1 , 1 :e ,i , I,P,,. .7,r, k .,, , ,,t,tn the la7d Their aanist•nts—wa refer only to the most sounds as if Jews are monop-
A cable to the Jewish Morning
It was a grand fight and the bay, even if he cannot sink a rival
most gifted—are In an melt 1110re
Journal of New York from its J. T. A:s batting average for pick- with his terrific punches. BUT, if i n s evontrondathot or 1,5o0 paid; l in'reljn 't! ,igarate plight, and are fared with des- olizing the boxing game.
11534 DEXTER BOULEVARD
But a word must be said also
Warsaw correspondent states that ing winners is still 1000 per cent. Camera is a super-dreadnought ,, g nettlement. I hi PII,Xkltl. latriplura fUture that hoists 110 hop, 55' h.t.h,r •
onsliteraille number of theme relent's,.
t ad, king Munn:rat. at the
AT BURLINGAME
about Jews as patronizers of the
Naras are now blaming the Jews Our sports department picked a Max is the destroyer type. Ile is tall..
nd scholars, older and Younger, ran
o OM, a In Tel- tt i, II ' e
I 1"6 ". 1
Jee
r
saloto,
011
he
given
faellIties
for
boxing
arenas.
It
is
a
fact
that
work In Palestine
for Pieracki's death on the ground winner in Ross and a new one in much faster than Camera and a
organizing their transfer
to the land
is solely a question III tondo.
Longfellow
0577
Jews
flock
out
of
proportion
to
that they resented his permitting Baer.
lot vier hitter and has more ring ., 1, 1 NI ,, , miler to 0 oo, Ide land for the
..While It Is true that our University
1 e. let 0 0, p,1, 1 ,, or nil
Goebbels to come to Poland for JEWISH CHAMPIONS IN
e Of s grompm, the Jen • In Jertialem Is not yet connioletely their numbers in the general pop-
lines, than the present champ,
..:::, , ' , i. n1 I. Mod reualrem 111 1144,0.10 o ptioned, II could even 55W—if Means ulation to witness boxing bouts.
a lecture.
The Baer is an agile youngster, Ti.
THE BOXING GAME
I, to I ho present, alio. 1:11,00 & ere as allatoir --oof fa opportunities for
From Mendoza to Baer we wit-
teaching and reseal-eh to Jewish sehnl-
heo o !mole ot, notable for the
There are three stairs of the
ith plenty of good strong leg i.,
ars a wl A.
front thermatIV. halt, ness, therefore, the rise of boxing,
lose Nom the moo eeds of o roll .o tl
ism greatest magnitude in the pugilistic action.
Goebbels Deniiss'Nazi T
Grob 10 , 1 of I iet mom .1,•... '
'''' f"r In th e Ilitt liAtlit I., and Natural or iencen
as a Jewish sport.
in Polish Talk
firmament of the boxing universe. REMINISCENT OF DEMPSEY
"I t I. e-I Minted that too. to 7 Son This nplrtles equn fly In III" half, Trr'll-
WARSAW. (JTA) — Dr. Paul Maxie Ilaer holds the heavyweight
Everybody knew that Jack Ti i . .'1.U'-:;'::ij.'.",'iis,U:. r.':...""adit7SArs17"hnii"Iniu"- 1933 1.1 engaged pm eral Jewish lee•
Joseph Goebbels denied last Wed- title. "Sapsie" Maxie Rosenbloom is Ileiniisey was behind Maxie Baer.
turem from Germany • Ith the modest
. II .1 ` I.., -.• ale, wool traders'
nesday night that the Nazi party the light heavyweight title holder Dempsey wits in fur a seven
o , soorktnett hl it.. funds pimps at Its ciborium) for the pur-
pose; to the Agri, littoral Experimental
■ ••...11 In 1911 loy
in Germany is administering a and our own Barney Ross is the, cent rut of the gate but aside from
.
in estottoltatt- Station In 16.11010ot h, with has depart-
ments for botany, inning)'. biology, Agri-
reign of terror to the Jews, or champion of both the lightweights' that Maxie was Jack's prodig,1
“no ,•t
nr
,• vulture! 011...WM 04
• and fltlally to
I
n
I
orpos.
o
that terroristic methods are being and the welterweights. There an son. Every former champ likes e•
Daniel
Ilse
tiler(
itemeare i,
Institute.
.went fur
used against the Jews living in other Jewish boxers who are good develop a tighter with a winning
whir h Ix don, ted by lir, IVelatoann, and
o
Melt
Is
already
emplo,
ing Ma en Ger-
•
and who will be heard from within style that is akin to the brand and it
on Is enem...g
the Reich.
.
Po lentils
ithout
any
resort
to
mdomttlal o ono ernm
,
The Nazi Minister of Propa- a short time, but these three are forni of fighting that the old champ ,
pa.
uh Minix
h
ool't
ganda and Public Enlightenment, enough for the Nazi boys to shoot used. Thus Leonard tried to de- Innua
Depends
on
Contributions
11,10
e
en to amt..
speaking for an hour and a half at.
Emphasis on the fact that the
velop Singer, Goldstein and Terris, stool petty under, Vio nit
to the present.
in University Ilall of the Univer- A THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF
11111,1111 has been aids too projects planned by the Central
but failed. He saw his hopes crys- the o'entral
e to limo "Ion, t ono out of
ote
THE
PRESENT
CHAMPION
;
sity of Warsaw, devoted five min-
tallize in Barney Ross and put the
th fonds at Ili411 ,10.41. alt1Mtigh tany Bureau will require several years
Maxie Baer, the Livermore Loth.' everxh;unce of effort into develop- I i,noes till, amount Is rertul”.41 atafy for completion is contained in the
sites of his address to what
vne,o,:d
amounted to an explanatinn of trio, the shy, modest, soft-spoken,. ing t young Hebrew from Chi- , et , o . t
conclusion of Dr. Weizmann's re-
the position of his party on the playboying, clown ing,
cago. As a result Barney is the : amount ft ono the torts ee•im of o . ,eitit, port:
dancing lad, was horn at Omaha, champion.
-- The extent and el , - . r., of theme ae-
Jewish question.
" •1! A
u" It'ot71"
photo Isom and Noe Dinars II, idea mum, rielmnd on the funds n hi, ,n
He asserted that the Jewish of German-Jewish parentage. Paul
Likewise with Dempsey. He with their tooto
families!
the Central OM, has at ita dispo•al
Palatine
a on 1513a noo• or the tneoth
ask the . ntiontilleen w hi. 11
population of Germany had dom- Galileo, sports editor of the Daily taught Maxie the crouch, his fi- room tlerrny
, 111
last year assigned to umportion of
inated in the liberal movement News, claims that the bugals.s nesse and his boxing skill. Maxie
the pro, emus of their roilerllons, and
al . Inok Kalil for generous
it
to
a
hlr
and in the professions to an ex- who try to discredit Maxie's semi- owes everything but his punch to rash,. t of Inc poi laa
,
it
;
alway. to bear In mind that
tent exceeding 75 per cent of their tic blood are betting on the wrong! the Manassa Mauler and former ad alter, ol I,,, the Palatine Law ex- aupport.
amination. tot the anring of III31. and the eettlernent of On large • number of
membership. All that happened horse. Ile is more Jewish than champ. In the tight against Car- Si ina,
n
ountry entail.
aaumeot that the remainder Immigrant. In •ew
anything
else
and
during
the
fight
rorned to other oo mations
err ronshirrahle ex eemlitime. •nil that
nera, at the moments when the
when the Nazis came into power,
.. :Ti han a . to the ;la ralintl
n many MUMS -especially where children
he
wore
a
"Star
of
David"
of
white
i.ne I in in I- In
Baer
wasn't
clowning,
he
was
remi-
he said, was that this Jewish in-
gra no
are tom aned—otor
ettili, ales volt lo
r Jett Iml i t and young i ■ eopl• •
l.ilk on his fighting trunks.
niscent of the Dempsey who kayoed A men. y Iola, ed. in tinter
he s
fluence had been removed.
11131-3 . finant Int amponmIldlity eitenola ear •
Ti,, Immigr•tion of
umber
f yearn
Ile stands six feet two and a half Firpo in the second round at the at
the ollspomal of the 'at tat Horan
The address was delivered in
for oisitiesnes
erman J e. • IA introducing Into P•l-
G
&mons
Jen
from
I:er•
nay" who mad aken refuge In Eutopean atine human material of a %err high
the usual highly demagogic man- I inches in bare feet and usually Yankee Stadium in 1923.
AND UP, LIST PRICES AT PANT, MICHIGAN
scales
around
210
pounds.
Created
Jew. ImIng not only
soh.
German
However,
the
Jack
Dempsey
of
to r.11e,e fresh capital, but al. new Idea. and
ner for which Goebbels is known.
metals ou!x7rn't''n
t'Ite"&""'''
His listeners maintained the a fistic sensation and first real up- I ten years ago would finish an op-
ohlent premented hy 'th'ere.e
.""'refuneon--
set of the 1933 outdoor Nixing ponent off as soon as a rival showed esp., ally In f'rano
ti
■
ITratr
l;
Vli
"
7.
arO.
1.1:;..
e. lad
strictest reserve throughout.
season when he stopped Max the first signs of weakening. Maxie
loo-rilnakla inFran, •Ione, con fIrnefttneis, to adapt themeelres to their
1.1. 111.
Marshall Pilsudski, despite
heett entirt:ly malt, new ens Irontnent They are
Schmeling in the eighth of 15
/t une' ht h the Sari
I•ara Ilene( otnnolttee. Ifehrew assiduously. and week to Improse
earlier reports that he had can- scheduled rounds. Fights with is different. Ile boxes cautiously /tuned
their knowledge by etending 11.4 tures
were nn 1.1•.I le lea, for Palestine
and
then
tears
in
like
a
tiger.
lie
celled reception plans for Dr.
nd [lame. But the iery fait that
tigerish ferocity and thrills spec-
He states that 3,500 young men thew
immigrants enine from e, different
Goebbels, went through with the tators no end with his sensational can dish it out end take it. He is
r thet special
shere
r
m•kes It eswentid
reception as originally scheduled finishes. Another playboy of the willing to stand in the center of the and girls in Germany and adjoin- • ✓ae
de‘oleal
e nd attention should
, ing countries are now being In r them
ring
and
toe
to
toe
with
a
formid-
"
on Thursday.
ring and says he will not take a able titan and slug his way punch I trained in agriculture or handi-
Foreign Minister Joseph Bock
bow to Maxie Rosenbloom for clown
was among those present at the and playboy antics. Baer is chesty, for punch to victory. But as soon crafts for emigration to Palestine.
Season Opens at Camp
as he realizes the fight is going his
Intensive Cultivation'
function.
Nahelu
but seems to make good his bluffs.
Or. II'eizmann announced that
Coincident with the arrival of Managed by Ancil Hoffman. Ifas way he begins to fool around, to
Dr. Goebbels and the clearing of scored kayos aver good men. Cele- horse all liver the ring, and to the Central Bureau for the Settle-
Thursday, June II, was a red-
the streets by the police of all brated New York debut January make a perfect damn fool of him- ment of German Jews is about to letter day, for it marked the open-
half and the crowd roars and likes launch three corporations involv-
anti-Nazi elements, gangs of row- 16, 1931, by stopping Tom fleetly in
it aplenty. Yet he has a finishing ing the colonization of German ing of Camp Nahelu at Ortonville,
dies terrorized Jewish merchants three rounds. Has had 46 fights,
Mich. As early as 7 a. m., boys and
touch that made him the world's
and residents in the Praga suburb scoring 30 knockouts. Ilas beaten first Jewish heavyweight champion, Jews: an irrigation company, a girls, eager-eyed with anticipation,
'rural and a suburban settlement
of Warsaw, smashed windows in Schmeling, Schaff, Lev i nsk y. MOVIES AND RADIO WILL
began to arrive. They found camp
company.
Jewish homes and demolished Jew- Campbell, K. 0. Christner, and 'I TAKE HIM NOW
In connection with the i rr i ga- in holiday attire awaiting them.
ish stores. Four Jewish merchant s more recently the giant Italian
The many additions and improve-
Maxie Baer will not only appear
were badly beaten by the Naras. Primo Camera. His first fight in feature pictures but he will prob- tion company Dr. We'z
h‘ tl i n says: ments were quickly noticed by the
. ,,li ttla
The first-aid station here re- was a win over Chief Caribou way ably play in serials. At least his
Go to your nearest Buick dealer and see these beautiful new cars.
old campers. Among those excit-
ported that seven Jews had been out west in California.
ing the most favorable comment
women admirers would be able to
. 4 ,,17, e
r nr
mfr m in Iilc ,
treated for knife wounds and A BLUFFER WHO MAKES
were the new 300-yard oval run-
see him at the same theater in
t he
beatings administered by the GOOD HIS BLUFFS
ning track, the improved baseball
new part+ every week rather than ing up nr the. In
Mildn
••e
e.
diamond, the new observation tow-
11 hen we spoke is Maxie Baer see the some pictur e 15 times. Of
Naras.
enlitel•
h•ne " o
Protest against the appearance several weeks ago at his train- course, his radio eontracts will he ,11111,
er, the girls dining room and the
Inteneir
added washing and toilet facilities.
of Goebbels too k many forms. , ing camp at Asbury I ark he told renewed at a higher price and Max-
nte
1•• • •
aum•
The League for the Rights of Man • as he would have to knock the ' ie Baer is certain to become as oh-
a aid ehmo ,, ,
Registration, checking and assign-
. o,
made public a resolution agains t champion out at the end of the sev- , noxious over the air as some o Ion may
ments completed, the campers as-
•141.1
tedo,
the visit of Goebbels ''at a time enth round and no later. We asked crooners we know.
sembled for their first dinner. The
02"..::: ti:,*drna'7;e "ntnntn
.'"16or'. 71‘n.
meal, planned by Miss Rogers,
when the 'litter movement here is the ri-ason why and the California
.
llomeser. we'll be at the ring-
I
,ation
four or lite orne• l•rvir tom ,
camp dietician, was a great success
raising its head in imitation of • Baer told us he was signed as mas- side every time Maxie is in • fight.
present , onotitton of the
n.oul I
as shown by the numerous second
ter of ceremonies at one of New The tax that =port= writers pay to natant
the Gemran example."
The o rot I
and third servings required.
Jewish intellectuals who had York's dizziest night spots. ('nless •the government at a Baer fight for , nt
No lisle wan lost in beginning the
been sent cards of admission to he kayoed the champ by the see- a ringside seat is not a boxing tax „ idea
.. .taloa!, a Palemtonhe".1417mo.ol-,
t.,
season's activities. It the evening
the lecture followed the example
but an amusement tax. You pay
your money and you take your •
Ind tt
the first camp meeting was held.
of Jewish newspapermen in re-
of , egetahlee •nd
Plans were made for the election
u rns fr N • •
turning the cards to the sponsors. !ski, ■ professor at the University chance,
• 5,. Ir
•5,.
The Jewish n ewspapers of War- of Warsaw. is president of the.
;, • of officers to the council, the mid-
f d German I merge, , summer festival and other special
saw adopted a unique form of pro- Polish branch of the International
Maxie's Father Is
iended to l and the
•11,/yrto
activities.
,
test. All came out with one page Union of Intellectuals. the or-
,botodest
Full-Fledged Jew a.
o
, •potal
r
Taps ended the day's activit:•
entirely blank except for two ganization sponsoring the Nazi
e
The opening chapter of Don
hate f*so 1 . •er' 4."a"r.allorell.
" ;! , and sent the campers to their cab-
strongly anti-Hitler slogans bla- propaganda chief's lecture.
Gardiner's biographical sketch
The eet•hil•
in!,
weary but enthusiastic
zoned *crow the full breadth of
Coincident with the visit of Dr.
Max Baer, heat, yweight chant- ing'
• I, t It
' undrede ri
looking forward to the many a,
the page. The remainder ef the Goebbels, the National Polish
pi, n. appearing in the Detnd
"Toe aut•I sod eh/Mirka: Z n'
Tt
tivities
of the coming weeks.
qnpaRY
•
”
1
N.
space in the papers was devoted Lawyers' Association, which is
founded wit!
Nt ws, contained the following •if St. ma
The directors report that no vac. '
• .11 the • entr, mt
to articles describing Nazi atroci- affiliated with the National Demo-
• Ill ...M.o. use. The mho,
paragraph:
antics
exist
for the first half sea-1
•■
mar
- Jacob Baer, the father, ief
ties in Germany and reviews of ' cratie party (The Endeks). an-
Mreemeol.
son. A few vacancies for the ger-
Max) was born in Michigan. His
the actions of the Nazi regime nounced in the Carets Warszaw-
Body er Fame
*Tb .,
eettlement
ond
half
season,
beginning July Itt.'
tninLigr•nt•
father was ■ Jew who came hiesn•
ska that it will commence a black-
,nn t, .:."•111) •
there.
, •la r, Al er methods
■ vailable. Thy, Interested
The papen aroused much com- listing of Poles retaining Jewish, from Alsace-Lorraine, and his
' re
..•....... ,s. . N.., i s e. — i
should
apply
to
Camp
Nahelu,
on
'
1-seo ..
ment by republishing an article attorneys to represent them. ' mother was • German Jeletssa. on
5. 1. . • • '
the ma ...at.
Perry Lake, Ortonville, Michigan
,..••sans
m
• a"•
• a
,
•r t. altar ,
Serie. 43-1795 and up. Sates 50-11110 to $1230. Serie. 60-11375 to 1 11675. Sarin 90 - 11875 to $2173
The emaciation, in a public ap-1 Maxie fights with the Star of , =free.
denunciatory of the Hitler regime
.reem *tall
, pe rmanently ..,,. •
I &ohm the at
David,
the
symbol
of
Judaism,
... tat
year
ago
by
Dr.
Thadeus;
peal,
urged
the
elimination
of
pewee at Flint, Mich
ot. and ...
•
written a
We are told that wealth doesn't
etiarod I N
embroidered on his trunks. Rut
mu after ro w o t ri ft
Zeilinskl and originally published; Jewish lawyers from practice at
th. t'
atm. of ransom.. ,, , ;
,. .r bring contentment, and many parr
his
mother
calls
him
'Mickey'!"
WHEN
•
BETTER
•
AUTOMOBILES
•
ARE • BUILT — BUICK • WILL • BUILD • THEM
tat...
in the Naszprezeglad. Dr. Zeilin- the bar in Poland.
r,.. ,••'• tv ...in, ..Piss reran pie are sure Oat poverty doesn't

alien to the historical spirit of
the Polish people."
Thus far there has been no of-
ficial report on discovery of the
murderer or murderers, but scores
of arrests have been made among
the Naras, including their chief
leader, Jan Mos(lorf. Seventeen
Nora clubs in Warsaw were closed
by the authorities, following po-
lice searches of the premises.
Eadeka Also Suspected
Some suspicion has also been
directed toward the National
Democrats tEndeks), who, like
the Naras, are hostile to the Pil-
sudski government and have at-
tempted to weaken the govern-
ment through attack:, on the Jewa.
Pro • government newspapers,
withott exception, place responsi-
bility for the crime squarely on
the Naras. The Kurier Poranny,
Col. Pieracki's own newspaper,
attacks the elements in the l'olish
population imitating the German
model, "hitherto directing terror-
ism against a section of the popu-
lation but now against the State
and against order."
The government, it was learned
Monday, in planning the establish-
ment of three concentration camps
in the neighborhood of Brest-Lit-
°Yak, Losice and Olkusz to hold
the arrested Naras in line with its
determination to root out subver-
sive Naras.
Editors of the Stafeta, the Nara
paper whose plant was closed
down by the authorities last week,
unsuccessfully tried to find an-
other press in Warsaw but were
given a cold shoulder by the print-
ern in the city. It was reported
that they were seeking a printer
In the provinces.
Jew. Mourn His Death
Jewish leaders and representa-
tives of Jewish communal insti-
tutions participated extensively in
the services honoring Col. Pier-
acki, whose body, dressed in the
uniform of a general, the rank
to which he was posthumously pro-
moted, lay in state in the cathe-
dral here.
The rabbinate ordered Jewish
shops to close during the funeral.
The presidents and vice-presidents
of all the larger Jewish communi-
ties in Poland met in Warsaw to
honor the slain statesman and de-
cided to march in the funeral pro-
cession.

ii34. Jewish Telegraph, 5i.

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