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MOBILIZATION OF mews in Germany Live in Fear of
APPEALS PLAN OF
COMMITTEE OF 150 Reprisals as Contending Factions
To Resume Defense
Zionists Request Seat in League
Of Nations at Annual Convention
Just Concluded in Atlantic City
TO SPONSOR JOINT
DRIVES FOR RELIEF
Enggass, Prentis and
Wineman Included in
Committee.
Butzel,
PARTICIPATION IN U. S. JEWISH
COMMUNITY AFFAIRS IS URGED
,
YORK.--The entrance of '
New Deal Policies in Palestine Advocated . the NEW
Federal Council of Churches
the campaign of the Legion
And Any Hint of Reactionary Influences into
of Decency has focused nation -
Is Condemned ; Warburg Given Ovation wide attention up n the united re -
ATLANTIC CITY. — The Zionist 1-
ganization of America closed its 37th annual
convention here Tuesday after adopting a
resolution upholding the supremacy of the
World Zionist Congress and indirectly con-
demning the separatistic political activities of the Revi-
Jr.
sionist party.
The convention also went on record as favoring a
seat in the League of . Nations for the Jewish National
!tome in Palestine. In another resolution it expressed
abhorrence of Nazi racial and re- 8)
ligious oppression and approved
the continued boycott of German
goods and services.
The Zionist organization indi-
cated a new note in its attitude
to Soviet Russia when it adopted
a resolution recognizing among
Soviet officials "sympathy toward
our efforts to procure freedom of
activity for Zionists in Russia.
The delegates also called on the
British government to modify its
restrictive immigration policy in
Palestine so greater numbers of
the persecuted Jews of Europe
might find a haven of refuge
there. The convention voted to
thank James G. McDonald, League
of Nations High Commissioner for
Refugees from Germany, for his
efforts on behalf of the Jewish
victims of Ilitlerism, and appealed
to Great Britain to open Trans-
jurdania for Jewish agricultural •
settlement and industrial develop-.
ment.
Attack , on Movement Seen
The introduction of the resolu-
tion affirming the covereignity of
the World Zionist Congress pro-
yoked the most bitter debate of
,the convention. The propouents
of the resolution, led by Louis
Lipsky, former president of the
Zionist Organization of America,
and member of the World Zionist
Executive, said the foundations of !
the Zionist movement and the ;
authority of elected leadership
was imperiled by the lack of dis-
cipline on the part of the Re,
visionists. Although the resolu-
tion was adopted unanimously, it
was the contention of those sym-
pathetic with the Revisionist point
of view that no discussion should
be held at the convention which
would in any way reflect upon
the Revisionists.
The Revisionists were charged
with negotiating on their own be- !
half with governments, thus flout-1
ing the authority of the Zionist
Executive. Rabbi Louis I. New.'
man of New York contended the
tension among the Zionists was
so great that an open discussion.
might lead to regrettable bitter-
ness.
That Maxim Litvinuff. Russian
Commisar for Foreign Affairs, in1
the presence of Ambassador Bul-i
litt, had promised to ease the re-
strictions placed upon Zionists in
Soviet Russia was disclosed by
Morris Rothenberg, president of
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
He gave credit to United
ica.
States Senator Robert F. Wagner
for intervention in obtaining the
sympathetic interest of Mr. Lit-
vinoff.
To Seek Seatin League
The demand for a seat in the
League of Nations for the Jewish
National Home
Hoe was framed by
Elihu D. Stone, former Assistant
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DARROW CONDEMNS
HITLER AS MENACE,
0A
EXPECTED GERMAN
WAVE OF POGROMS
In Nazi Ranks Battle For Control
from
All Sections of the Coun-
try Included
Jewish Welfare Groups
Emergency Conference to Be Called to Mobi-
lize Strength for Palestine and to De-
mand Unhampered Immigration
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FR DAY, JULY 6, 1934
VOL. XXXVI No. 6
!
local Better Film Coun-
o
MORRIS FRIEDBERG
NEW YORK.—Plans for a Jew-
i•li Welfare Mobilization and the
organization of a mobilization
tommittee of 150 community lead-
ers from all sections of the coun-
tr)' to sponsor joint appeals for
national and international Jew-
ish relief and welfare agencies
' were announced here by the Na-
t tional Council of Jewish Federa-
s
! tions and Welfare Funds. The
announcement was made by Wil-
liam Shroder, of Cincinnati,
I
• I
Ohio,
of h • ' •
i
at its
t it t! nn N ua a t l ioses -
Council, president
sion in Chicago last January ap-
pointed an interim committee
e headed by Ira M. Younker, of
New York, to foster the mobilize-
; lion organization.
The primary purpose of the
mobilization plan, the announce'
ioent explains, is to bring about
,
American Public Called Upon Not to Be Misled by Events in Ger-
many Into Abandoning the Boycott; Action Taken by Rep-
resentatives of Jewish Organizations in New York
WILL CONTINUE FIGHT UNTIL COMPLETE FREEDOM
IS RESTORED TO ALL INHABITANTS IN THE LAND
•
Jewish Congress Establishes Central Information and Placement
Bureau for German Refugee Physicians; Non-Jews Join in
Condemning Hitlerism and Endorsing the Boycott
Jews in Germany are reported living in fear of further repris-
als as the lieutenants of Adolf Hitler succeeded in stemming the
rise of revolt in the Nazi ranks.
The fact that Generql Wilhelm Goering is Hitler's right hand
mand, and is slated to succeed Von Papen in the Hitler cabinet, is
cause for grave concern. Goering is considered the most ruthless of
-
Nazi leaders, and the present German blood bath of retaliation against the rebels is
directly ascribed to hire.
The confiscation of the Central Verein Zeitung because it dared compare the
treatment of Germany at Versailles with the treatment of Jews in Germany is another
indication that the anti-Semite troubles are far from ended. Furthermore, Julius
Streicher's continued attacks upon the Jews and his movement to create a worldwide
•anti-Semitic movement are caus-
ing grave unrest.
In the meantime, a warning has
been issued by leaders in this
country that too much hope should
not be placed in the German dis-
Be HENRY W. LEVY
_ turbances, and the sponsors of the
boycott
declare that they are deter-
111.11, Jewish T.•1,osehle
mined that the reprisals against
Wolfe Kaufman, a member of, Kaufman noted, had bought eight Germany must continue uninter-
the editorial stuff of Variety, the bicycle tires for his one bicycle; an- ruptedly.
To Continue Boycott
showman's Bible, recently returned other, six winter overcoats.
from Germany after a brief tour , "At first glance," the Variety re-
Two hundred representatives of
told
us
the
other
day
as
we
of investigation of Germany's gayrporter
leading Jewish fraternal, religious,
spots. Ile found the old town dead, chatted in showland'e capital, communal and labor organizations,
its theater wrecked, its night life ! "you'd think at last, in Germany, with a membership of more than
a thing of the past. He found Ber- , you had discovered a prosperous 50,000, meeting at the Central Jew-
liners a group of worried persons country. But after a day or so,
ti
afraid of the morrow. lie found, in ; you note what the public is buy-
the midst of a spending spree, a ing, things they have no use for,
Hitler's Downfall
most depressed citizenry. It scent- and you realize that they buy no
ed for all the world a city of per- they may have anything but
Appears Imminent
sons condemned to be banged the, money,
"The Berliners I met are in •
next morning.
, most nervous state. The Jews will
The downfall of Adolf Hit-
Kaufman ha d limen the
or yesteryear, he ' knew things were , talk to no one, the Gentiles' will' ler and the end of his rule of
not what they used to be but. he
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ppm. Imminent.
t
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little suspected they were what - -
Hitler has been watched by
they are. The last German Jew,
medical expert., and it is dated
he found, is out of the film business
in Germany and as a result the
that he is showing signs of in•
pictures have reached a new low.
sanity and may be removed
The German stage has been purged
of its Jewish actors and as a result
Approximately 200 attended the from power on that ground by
agencies in whose behalf these ap- is in a state worse than the dol- Herzl memorial meeting held on the army.
The Jewish situation is at
peals are made are engaged in drums. The cabarets are lifeless, Monday evening at the Philadel-
' welfare service, including relief what few are open, and all of the phia-Ityron Hall, under the aus
the same time growing worse
and medical aid, both here and girls are dyed blondes, for the pices of the Jewish National Fund
by virtue of the removal of
abroad; others which are engaged Nazis, like the American men of a Council of Detroit.
MORRIS FRIEDBERG
Joseph Haggai, chairman of the many Jewish busi from
In educational activities and those decade ago, prefer blondes. A
brunette,
it
seems,
alight
be
mis
round),
presided,
and
addresses
the land and because of re•
which undertake cultural and civic
taken for a Jewess and being in were delivered by Mrs. Joseph II. mewed signs of anti-Semitic ter.
activities
"The plan developed." Mr. company with one might mean see- Ehrlich, Philip Slornovitz and Rabbi
rerism in I parts of the
lout complirations. The ladies, ever l Imaac Stollman. Cantor Samuel
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obliging, are blonde.
Country. Berlin Jewry, how•
Mogill chanted the Ilaskarah.
home
Spending F
The Jewish National Fund an- leer, remains unaffected by the
•
Money is being spent like water nounees that the traditional Tinha
took place on Tuesday.
uprising. and executions.
in Germany, but not for frivolity leAli collections will be held in all
In 1924, Mr. Friedberg elks
-/
The Germans are in a spending synagogues on Jul( 22. Collections
chairman of a successful Keren
frenzy. They are buying anything will be held in al synagogue'. on ish Institute in New York, adopted
Ilayesod (Palestine Foundation
utility that might have a value I July 22. Collections will also be a reaolution calling upon the Amer-
Previous to that
Fund I drive.
when money hasn't. One German, merle on cemeteries.
can public and pledging themselves
tine] he had been active in Pales-
has voted to co-opera e 01
n t to be misled into abondoning
the boycott of products made IS
Nazi Germany, no matter what
thodox Viewpoint Stated
Government cornea into power until
by Rabbi Silver
,omplete freedom and equality is
. _ .
restored for all inhabitants in that
CIN('INNATI— I/TA) -That
I "until.
By MILTON BROWN
• students desiring to live up to the
The resolution refers to re-
requirements of Orthodox .I udaism
po, is which have been recurrent re-
1C9prrishi. l.rt. leIrlsh TON.Ph. Anne,. to I
Sire /Objected to uneonstitutional
,
ently
that changes in the German
] discrimination is one' of the cont.
Government
I plaints against modern institu• I POLAND
' , muscat tension imeni„ Jewish fac
are
The reaolution was presented fol.
By JACOB &HAAS
Itions for higher education forward-
The nominatien of Marjan Zin. tions in Palestine. Potato s war
Itd by Rabbi Elipaer Silver, honor- I draw Koecialkowski, mayor of issues! by labor organizations con lowing the address of Dr Joseph
I ary president of the Union of Or. Warsaw, to he minister of the in. ' demning the appeal of the rabbis Tenenbaum, chairman of the Buy-
As.o,
,111 1,11
thodox Rabbis of the united states ' tenor, is looked upon as a develop , claiming that it wasn't issuM fu colt Committee of the American
, and Canada and chief rabbi of Ian] meal township to the Jews of 1,,.. t , he puipose of sliVille Staysky. ha Jewish Congress under whose ails-
Piers
the
conference was held.
ati .
to United States
governors, land. As meyor of Walsso, he to "blur the
truth concecMng thi
At the same time, the confers
Editor's Note: Jacob aleH•a.. you are dependent on the orser ieinn
issued an appeal to the populate murder and the murdered." Slo
senators and mongressmen.
intim•te friend and disciple of fellow's williognes• to accept
In his letter Rabbi Silver pointed not to Is' misled by false Nara guns were painted in red saying
I Turn to 1,aat raga.,
Gentian.
If he refuses sos out that the curriculum of medical propaganda; as one - time mayor of "Pity the nation whom. priests pi o
the great Herd, was his biog• .
cipher sad chronicler, and has company you eannot force y..
aChOols and state and city colleges Bialystok, which has a large Jew- tact murderers.• The rabbis w e ,
probably • greater personal eel( upon him."
necessitates frequently a violation] ish population, he was ruthless in also warned by the Jerusalem Di,
There was not then the dig , I of the Sabbath, sine, required suppressing Nitta :snack. on the trict t Cornmiseemer that their al]
knowledge
nowledg of the genius of the
est
indication
that
the
Germs,
I
courses of study, laboratory work Jews. The new in luster is mar- pea involses i•ontempt of tout!
n
Zionist moveme t than any
other man alive today. In the would accept the Jews, and ti. re I and examinations ate held on Sal I reelto a Jewess the former Re- - with all it, consequences." Mean.
' ialystok. lie be- while world Jewry continues the
"This piactice," Chief gins Wullack of B
following articlewritten at the never has been any such indo
urday.
request of the Jewish Tele- tion since. Irlias to some extra Rabbi Silt %rote, "compels young, longs to the liberal element of raising of a defense fund tit sale
'Staysky
(1,,m the hengmair! ,
graphic Agency, Mr. &Ha.. been Herzl's misfortune I] A Jews either to forego their rehg - Marshall l'ilsudski's party.
Looks for Athletes in Prepa•
gi•es illuminating glimpses into though his memory is revered • r• lout principles or to deny them-1 The Polish C.Iyamber of Coon noos• .
ration for Visit of U. S.
selves the pursuit or medical stn - I incur has stated that the bey.
the inner qualities of the man yond that of any Jew who
Loru Reading, speaking in the
in
the
15th
century,
no
little
o
dine"
whom he calla the knight errant
"It "f f ;.." 1 "Y should''"''' House of Lords, stated that theme
Committee Head
_____....
Practoally. all "plies reeeised I,) ' Jessish bushes refused.
is - labor ahortage In Palestine.
of Jewry." The 30th ■ maivar• the glamor is the composite.. of
Arrest. of Jewish Soroalists ton- His w a rds raise afte r debate be-
the rabbi es tries warm sympathy
airy of Floral's death occurred those who never agreed with I
B E K LI N. - 4 ',maids:rattle ir/curry-
or pained their minds to the ps With the otthodox viewpoint a. fur- , climes. use Jews acre also ar. lawn the pen-Ar•tt Isod Temple- ing around en the part of the tier-
on Wednesday, July 3.
of trying to understand his ti, s niu la ted 10 hint. Some of those I res t ed fo r demonstrating durtior ton, who claimed the Arabs had a men Olympic committee in a search
ing-it-through attitude. The ma ,• whom Rabbi Stile , elIltat0shtsi1 the vent of Dr. lioebbel. to Po- rightful grievant..., and Isod Snell (or Jewish athletes and prodding
out the world, for publication in of the Jews who leaped at
I • welt. ollite outspoken in their reply. land. The situation, more or less who insisted they hadn't. of recalcitrant beat "pure Aryan"
the Rosh Hashanah edition of the challenging phrase "Jewish Ss.' • .' Senator Huey Long stated , quiet the past week, I,
still fraught The P•leetine government re- •thl•tit clubs followed the an-
London "JewishWorld." That and who became his followers . •d "Schou'', in Louisiana in no way vvith Bl eat (lenge', men though petted that on April 31)
of this nouncemeni by the Chairman of the
necessitated a careful scrutiny of no fears or qualms on the • 1.. interfere with the fulfillment of the these is a ray of 'hope fur the op. year 41 had a surplus of 214,312,
- A writ an Olympic committee that
the files of the Jewish press
,e religious duties of any creed." 1 timist to note
I WU onc of the few countries, in the he would arrhe here in August to
That he understood
(ion.
throughout the world. So I dis- heart of Jewry, as no man b. • , e, More to the point Is the answer I
world showing a surplus in these den& whether the United States
PALESTINE
covered the world-embracing char- or since, ie attested by the I s• of GoVel nor J. M. Futrell of Ar- !
would participate in the genes.
Rumors continue to reach Jetu• tiers of depression
acter of persecution, attack, in- *ter petition which greeted e kaneas, which reeds: "Any offset ,
TO date the Getman committee
salvo from I Arn
d un t
at P•
• I eat i ne GERMANY ,
that
sult, etc., and the nature of the first Zionist Congress, by the t'
All
ur minunistrator t, ens• stale 1.11
tits
ol
rumors
ale
still
doat•
) IN AI
nano
at regards
has fulfilled its promise to gi,e
great illusion which had been net of messages that came to him .•-,d the United States, who discrimin.
mg about prediding the early ,. de- tit-intim Jeers an eq ual chance w ith
the
visit
or
Flair
Abdullah
of
up by all Jewish leaders, uncon- his associates, and by the suds'. 0, ales against any one on account of I
-
•• • . — mi .. of the Skin lei/line in tsar- .. Ai yaine " to the extent of placing
.
sciously, no doubt, as • defense outburst of mysticism which ''At ' race,
the fransjornania to Engiano. - rile ":any. Their are no indieraions
religion,
c "1" "r of
6'4e"
a four Jewish sprinters in the Berlin
mechanism. I prepared those an- Congress aroused. Some to
States Arab Executive sternt to belisoie
the 1 nited
ron.titulion
to suspert flat Hitler win Olympic training course and plac-
se ri us anti-Jewish le isla-
Such l ,
nals year after year. for a decade. group of men will analyze all • se and
ard of the sc,eral sates
u . ,
.
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a
fall
either
this
week
or
next
But
in,/ th e jeng-distatee runner Orgler
ion
t tai
By 1592 I had become a Jewish material of 1856.7 and produ a Imen Ought to be promptly removed 0 "" maY o.• ena,tou are:,mlea
that such • pessibility
. , . . would tw
, ] in the Olyinps• training camp near
nationalist, in 1596 I was ripe volume that will amaze a gel.. , a• from offire end punished for any leg tslative assembly for Ittne
ap;
entirely
uncaps!,
tea
nn
t
true
el-
Dulaburg.
I acts of dos rimination, which is a is to be proclaimed. J
for undertaking a man who in- lion of readers. But the men
they . Many newspaper .. tit. t...
The fen. ,t Helena Mayer the
posts One e”rnibly Fear
Fear is ex• both here and
pate i .
have
tuitively had grasped the sum to- conceived themselves to be 'lie i violation of the Constitution"
abroad,
p l ayer B il - nd' 6
1 A kaluablr sugtestion was o r. premed that the Jews' right to itn.
tal of Jewish experience and who. spokesmen of these untutored
o 1 as awl' ing
the Inn emlboat
h""' taser
Y
a been
a
t in•
Baer have
fer
Ly
s
„.aat,a.
jilijim
it,
so
na
rillir.1:ste and purchase land will " 1 r"' n
s_,,
.
.
,
in the simplest language, by the emotional masses were wedded to feted
r umen( doonran or s
AIMS.
vat to pt esters themselves tor the
of Utah, who said in his reply to he r filer limited in the guarani
most direct action, propounded the their own idealogies, and
This much is knows: It i s quite
•Y
,
!Olympics
and
have
received
goa
I
let
s
i
p&de
to
Amos.
the
teat
Rabbi Silver . , "It occurs to me that
solution. Often in these dark days pinned them on Zionism, and
evident that the cOnservati, cue me o f O ut. on (h. G ems, ;ma
i
!testi Murray, icon of Professor mint of the Nast party Is ewe rging
I think back on these early aS.so• pinned them on the aura of 11..s1 I if some of the Mutational papers
.
writing in Lord triumphant in t he inner part). if they wake the grade,
, or spine of the leading newspapers Gilbert Murray,
elation, with Herzl, because It himself
Nine Jewish tennis playez eg
Esening strife. Herr Hitler himself is
I ., would take this matter up and , hal Beaserbrook s London
, was, if memory serves me, in Ber-
pall resently is public Wing
Spoke His Own Mind
'lenge attention to the embarrass- Standard, ta•rntol that the Sta , - -
with his mole consematise b,ucuenieu ca j miii, *sits
lin in MS that Herzl confronted
Hertl was • forthright man Ile I ntent such students experience by •ky r ase may di elop into another siding
aids This is evident by his deeis inations in egigany pen
the late Prof. Moritz Lazarus the was as candid in his likes as is Ss
" author of "Jewish Ethics:' with dislikes--his unabridged die, it (reason of methods of examination Sacco-Vanzetti 'Nair This Is a ion not to permit forced dissolu• b y the conttt
of , thought held by many, though not lion of the Stahlh elm, whist it lined of suitable c
the observation: "You want to be ■ testimonial to his intell• , • sal !employed by such institutions made
antatas .
expressed.
The rabbinical plea
,
learning, a change would be
a German, I understand that, but
.60 candidata love h
Mash
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• proclaiming Staysky innocent has :
this injustice eliminated "
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a. a matter of ethics I hold that
Prominent Jeweler Headed
Palestine Drive Here I
in 1924
A
Broadwayite Views Germany
Tribute is Paid
Herzl's Memory
•
I
RABBI UPHEL D IN
SABBATH APP EA!, .1
THE WEEK IN ItEVIEW
REICH SEEKS JEWS
FOR THE OLYMPICS
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