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AT THE COUNCIL CAMP
STAGE AND SCREEN
Butzel Commends
Melba Levin-Rubin;
George Dewey Washington
CAPITOL TO REOPEN
at Club Balfour
AT END OF THE MONTH
I Where the Girls Have a Glorious Time and Get Rest and
Levin - Rubin, a practicing ;
Recreation; New Registrants Welcome
;ittorney, former public adminis - 1
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t atrix, isone of only three women
George Dewey Washington, ap- e,indidates. fOr offic9 at the forth-
George W. Trendle, president
of the United Detroit Theaters, peering for the first time at a sliming Primaries.
announced Tuesday that tls lease night club in Detroit, is not a
Mrs. Rubin is the only woman
And Ilia Or. 'Irian.
for the Paramount Theater on stranger to Detroit audiences by candidate for a state office, seek-
Maturing
Mud. Mmeellino.
Broadway has been acquired and any means, as he has appeared at ing a seat in the State Senate
'I he Three Debutantes
that it will be opened on Aug. 3,1 the Michigan, Fox, Paramount from the 4th District.
DIVED HEADLINERS
as a first-run
motion picture and Fisher Theaters a number of
Mrs, Rubin has already enlisted
•
The Darting Of the Dunce
times. He opens for a limited en- a large following pledged to sup-
house.
MINYA tit DERRINII.
The Paramount will assume its gagement at the Club Balfour on port her candidacy, and among the
Presenting
linest tributes paid her is the N-
original name, and will be known Wednesday evening, Aug. 15.
- Moanlight Rhapsody%
ile will be remembered for his lowing statement made on Wed-
IlAt.
henceforth as the Capitol Theater,
King of Taps
The Capitol is one of the most excellent performance in "Strike ncsday by Fred M. Butzel:
FRANK CONNORS
"Melba Levin-Rubin, who is seek-
beautiful houses in this part of Me Pink" with Jimmie Durante
banging em mite
the country, seats 4,200, and was and Lupe Velez which won him ing the Republican nomination for
11A1led
wide
acclaim
from
the
foremost
State
Senator of the Fourth Die-
Juggling Corned/
the first of the de-luxe type built
.1%1A KAI FRAN
•
theatrical critics throughout the trict, is a very competent woman,
here.
The Mad Maestro
t practicing attorney, and a mother
Latest type of improvements in country.
.
Ins Theatre Orchnstra
Mr. Washington has also a Is very much interested in the
sound and projection equipment
Mukha' Mad els
are being installed for the open- neared at Cotton Clubs both in no ous social problems involved in
— oN (111t scitexs —
TENNIS COURTS AT COUNCIL CAMP
Ili. the World, Greatest
ing and extensive redecorating is New York and Chicago, has per- State government.
'feted' n
I have no doubt that if elected
"As for sports, I don't care if
formed before royalty in Europe,
"Oh, I'm sure I'd adore Council
being done.
"Charlie Chan's
starred in the show at the Kit Kal she will be very much interested in Camp, Beth, that is, I'd adore the you don't know a golf club from a
e social needs of children
and gorgeous lake, and woods, and all bow and arrow. That's what those
theseainn-
Klub
in
London
and
the
Sebastian
Chance"
UNITED ARTISTS THEATER
the dependent groups,
grand gals, the counsellors, are so
Ruth's voice trailed off.
but
but—
Oland
"Midnight Alibi' is the in- in Los Angeles, etc.
with W
(crests have engrossed her atten-
eager to show you. Try a little
"But what?" demanded Beth.
Al Richards, who staged and
triguing title of the offering at
tion in the past."
tennis yourself, and you'll really
"But,
you
see,
I'm
not
very
good
produced
the
dance
numbers
in
the United Artists Theater. It ,
at games—and, you see—," the appreciate a champion like Helen
Sunnyside Up" which featured
brings Richard Barthelmess, who
confession was a little breathless, Jacobs. And when the boy friend
Janet
Gaynor
and
Charles
Farrell,
FAMOUS
JEWISH
FIRM
is in love with the sister of a big
don't make friends easily—and takes you to a basketball game next
gambler and menaced by the gam- is to produce and stage the all-
OBSERVES 150TH YEAR "I
the girls are likely to have their winter—you'll really know what it
bler's determination to rub Bar- 1 star colored revue headed by
own little cliques—and I don't is all about."
Mr. Washington.
thelmess
out
of
the
picture
if
"You win, Beth—shall we go to
The renowned Hungarian-Jew- know anyone there—and my even-
Sots foss es ba d *dial=
necessary. It does not work out
the Council Clubhouse at 89 Ro-
ish noble famil y o f V on BIi
ui ay- ngs W ill be SO lonel y and—"
DANCE TIL DAWN,
FISHER THEATER
that way, for the attempt to put
wena
to register; or would the Jew-
Goldberger is celebrating this year
41. 51;68.Y6.810(
"And now let me tell you some-
"Ladies Should I.isten." at the
Barthelmess on the spot has un•
fi r' r
the 150th anniversary of the thing about evenings at Council ish Community Center, on Wood-
looked for results that give plenty Fisher, in a breezy Parisian farce
ward
and Holbrook he more con-
founding of the firm which has Camp!" interrupted Beth.
of zip to the story. Ann Dvorak, of a handsome bachelor, • played
venient?"
brought them riches and prestige.
"Sunday night we had a 'Get , "Either place, darling, and they'll
Helen Lowell, Ilelen Chandler and by Cary Grant, who is loose in
S
The family received its patent of Aquainted Party'. The feature of
Robert Barret are some of the Paris with an option on a nitrate
arrange your bus transportation to
mine in his pocket, plenty of nobility in 1867, through a pre- the evening was the 'Get Acquain- and from the camp, for a very
leaders.
Prices on some coals have al-
money and a desire to go places. cedent-creating order of the Em- ted Game.' All I'll tell you about small fee."
ready advanced. Coke
■ nd
peror Franz Joseph which, as re- that is that your worries about 'get-
With Nydia Wetsman, as the fi-
Council Camp, under the aus-
MICHIGAN THEATER
Pocahontas prices remain the
corded in the Pester Lloyd, reads ting to know people' are over from
pices of the Detroit Section of the
"The Notorious Sophie Lane ancee of Edward Everett Horton, as follows:
same temporarily.
that moment.
swept
off
her
feet
by
Grani's
ar-
National Council of Jewish Wo-
brings Gertrude Michael to the
"Upon report of my Hungarian
ORDER NOW
"Monday night we hiked down to men, located at Jeddo, Slichigan,
Michigan in the role of a beauti- dent wooing, there is plenty of minister at my court, I confer on
ful woman who divides her time ;assurance of comedy of the mote the widow Elizabeth Goldberger, the skating rink. Everybody rolling fourteen miles north of Port Ilu-
between filching jewelry, winning enjoyable sort. Charles Ray, in Altofen, and on her heirs, the around in rhythm to the gay music. ron, will he open through Labor
masculine hearts and dodging the Frances Drake, George Barbier, Ilungarian nobility with the title All kinds of skaters: good, bad and Day. Campers include business and
indifferent. Always someone to professional girls and women and
It is Rostta Morena and Henrietta
police of two continents.
Von Burley, on account of her su-
.nt
junior girls from 15-17 years of
140GARTH 1084
• fast-moving drama in which the Burnside are prominently placed. parlor merit in the field of indus- onto,
if necessary.
io you ever attend a 'Baby age.
woman pits her wits against the ,
A. L. NIIRIFMAN
try and trade.
JIL 1,IUN 1.11AFIET•
Party'? We had one on Tuesday.
FOX THEATER
Don't let the summer slip by
best forces of the law, with the
"(Signed)
Franz Joseph,
We Recommend memo/-Nol. or Coke
"Count George
Festetics." Everyone attired in nighties and without a week 'or two of outdoor
That suave oriental sleuth who
prospect that she will prove the
nipples and—well what would you life. Council Camp, built on a bluff,
Considerable has so long been popular with lov-
loser in the end.
That a Jew should be raised to
comedy is injected when Sophie ers of mystery melodramas moves the Hungarian nobility in 1867 wear to a 'Baby l'arty'? overlooking Lake Huron, a quarter
"A gorgeous campfire on the i of a mile of while sand beach on
capitulates to the charms of a into a new field of investigation was not surprising, several such
beach on Wednesday. Orange and the shoreline, is set in beautiful
crook rival. Besides Miss Michael with the arrival of "Charlie Chan's
A3 GRAHAM MCNAMEE
honors having been conferred be- red flames leaping up to meet the surroundings, the buildings offer
the principals include Arthur By- Courage" at the Fox. Of course
WOULD SHOUTI
fore. It was, however, without
ron, Leon Errol and Alison Skip- he is the same smooth, impertur- precedent in the history of Hun- stars. Songs and jokes and stunts all the conveniences of a modern
"Don't buy an automobile
and stories. By the way, when you hotel; the food is excellent and the
worth. able Chan, but this time he is on
until you've seen the 1934
gary that a woman should be ele- roast your marshmallows, be sure rates only $11 per week. Registra-
the trail of a murder growing
vated to the peerage.
to keep turning the stick—other-lions may still be made at the
out of a jewel theft that packs
HOLLYWOOD THEATER
The ancestor of the Goldberger; wise they burn, you know.
ouncil Clubhouse, 89 Rowena or
!C
For three days starting Thurs. thrills from start to finish. Oland
family came to Hungary from the
"And Thursday—hut Ruth, all I the Detroit Jewish Community
day, Aug. 16, the Hollywood Thea-' plays his familiar role of Charlie
German city Goldberg, in the reign the evenings are swell—why go on? Center.
—CARL SCHILLER.
ter again presents two outstand- Chan, with Drue I.eyton as the
of Emperor Joseph II. He first
ing feature pictures on the same imperiled young lady. Donald
"And when you buy that
heroine a goldsmith but sickness
program, "Murder on the Black- Wood, l'aul Harvey, Murray Kin-
again filled with photographs of
Chevrolet from me you get
prevented him from following his PLANS OF SILVER
board" together with "The Party's nell and Harvey Clark are others.
"Aryans" who dared to patronize
the kind of personal service
occupation. A man came into his
SHIRTS TO DEPORT
With the Tell F'io-Rito orchestra
Jewish places of business.
Over."
that means constant and
shop one day, asking him for
US
FROM
THE
U.
S.
there
will
be
featured
Muzzy
Mar-
Starting
with
a
special
midnight
In the towns of Karlsburg all
uninterrupted pleasure •nd
charity. They entered into a con- 1
pre-showing on Saturday, Aug, 18,i cellino and the Three Debutantes.
houses bore signs, "Jews are not
Satisfaction."
versation and the beggar told
and continuing for the following This organization has been broad-
admitted here."
(Continued from Page One)
Goldberger that he could lay the
four days, two smash hits will casting over national networks
Der Angriff, mouthpiece of
foundation of a great business.
Sales Manager
again be the Hollywood Theater's for several years. On the pro-
servers believepossible.
Every Prong ands Minister Paul Joseph
with only a few florins.
offering. First in importance will gram as additional features will
Goldberger perceived the char- Jewish citizen of Germany there- Goebbels, in a full-page article,
be Joe E. Brown's latest First be found Rosemary Derring, who
acter of the man and started with I fore will be compelled to Vote for accused the Jews of deliberately
National comedy, "The Circus will present "Moonlight Rhap-
him a factory for the manufac- !Hitler, especially in the smaller working up hatred against Ger-
Clown." The added feature will sody," a dance created by her;
vearl rew
ohder
c a t i ni
ecplaarigen
d
ture of cotton clothes. The fac- towns and villages, where the Jew's many
LINWOOOD at DAVISON
he Fox Film's latest release, "Now Al Mencken, an extraordinary tap
t thies
tory started with seven workmen the closely watched by local Nazi
TO. 6.9798
I'll Tell," by Mrs. Arnold Roth- dancer, and the Two Davies in a
against Germany is being prose-
, and exported its products to Italy organizations.
comedy juggling offering.
stein.
cuted despite the fact that Ger-
The plebiscite campaign be.
and to the Orient. As the fac-
many is desirous of peace.
tween now and Aug. 19 opens
tory grew, together with the fam-
Discussion of "Plebisccite"
ily fortune, the Goldbergers did! an ...... for • renewal of the
anti-Semitic propaganda which
The Propagatula Ministry has
Beth Judah on Oct. 28 much for charity and were very
,
featured all previous Naai elec.
--
issued an order forbidding the
patriotic. Mrs. Elizabeth Gold-
_
ROSE WEINBERG
German press to discuss the legal-
berger, who was honored by Ern- tion campaigns.
1
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the peror Franz Joseph, had 10 sons
of Cortland Ave., 69 years old,
The Propaganda Minister also sty of Hitler's assumption of
died on Aug. 4. Funeral services Yeshiva Beth Judah will give a $5 and six daughters. The family a nnounced that every device will power, thus indicating that even
were held on Aug. ti with inter- donor luncheon on Oct. 28 at Con- eon' of arms contains the motto be used for covering the country in Nazi government circles there
ment at Clover hill Park Ceme- gregation B'nai Moshe, Dexter "Virtute Et Lahore," and on its , n the plebiscite campaign, includ- are fears that it will be difficult
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman ofti- , and Lawrence. All those inter- horde'' it presents 16 blue stars, ng 200,000 loud speakers distrib- to explain the fashion in which
She is survived by her ested in the Yeshiva are asked for the number of children of , uted all over Germany, leaflets, Hitler seized power, in view of
elating.
t
husband, Abraham S.; se v e n' to earn their $5. There will tie Elizabeth Goldberger living at the meetings and the use of storm the fact that the German consti-
daughters, Sarah, Mrs. Ida Kahn, entertainment, with Dave Diane time the family was ennobled. t roopers and the Hitler youth or- tution provides that the president
39P4
Mrs. Betty Lipton, Mrs. Nina and and his orchestra supplying
ganizations to carry the Nazi of the German Supreme Court is
Tyser, Mrs. Sylvia Marcus, Mrs. music for dancing. The commit-
1' 'message" to every part of Ger- to assume power in the event of
NORTH
AMERICAN
LIFE
Minnie Lewis of Ferndale, Mich.,; tee includes: Mrs. Rottenberg,
the death of the president.
many.
NOW IN NEW OFFICES
and Sirs. Marian Levinson of Los chairman, Mrs. Moscovitz, Mrs.
A demand for the "gleichschal-
Angeles, Calif.; two sons, Shirley Holtzman, Mrs. A. Katz, Mrs.
tong" or coordination of German
Mourning Fails to Sten. Reich
.1. and Leon S.; a sister, Mrs. l.ansky, Sirs. Kaplan, Mrs. Abel-
Jews in commerce was voiced here
The North American Life As-
Hate Campaign
Nellie Kahn; a brother, Charles K. eon, Mrs. Katz, Mrs. A. Raskin, surance Company of Toronto,
BERLIN.(JTA1 -- Despite the by Die Deutsche Mittelstand, of-
Sandie, and 12 grandchildren.. Mrs. Angebautu. Those wishing Canada, announces that in accord-
SURGICAL MOHEL
I fact that the entire German na- ficial organ of the Nazi Artisans
Sirs. Weinberg was a member of information or possessing old ance with the company's recent
tion is in deep mourning for the Association, which declared that
1 !Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. E. S. clothes which they wish to give
now that Dr. Kurt Schmitt was
decision for general expansion of
MI Year Elver.
away, call Mrs. Rottenberg, To, its agency force; it has moved : death of the aged Reichpresident, no longer Minister of Economics,
kw*, Endorsed
Paul von Hindenburg, the bitter
6.7566,
by Loading
from the Majestic Bldg., Detroit, anti-Jewish campaign, now in full such a step to he carried out
ESTELLEillOSS
Physkless
to the ultra modern and more spa-1 swing all over Germany, has not "without leniency" was essential.
•
of 3368 Rochester Ave., 24 years
(The Nazi term "coordination"
2073
ices died on Aug. 2. Funeral serv- Chermgover-Loyover Auxili- cious offices on the 29th floor of been halted even for a single day.
)
l means
complete ousting of
the David Stott Bldg. D. G. Neu-
The Deutscher Mittelstand, of- really
ices
were
held
at
Lewis
Bros.
Fu-
ary
Elects
Officers
Cl•dstoo.
Jews.
her,
state
manager,
and
his
as-
ficial organ of the Nazi Artisans
i neral Home on Aug. 3 with inter-'
sociates
among
whom
he
lists
a
Jews
Honor
Hindenburg
Euclid 10467
Association,
which
embraces
all
nient at Beth Moses Cemetery,' The t'bernigover and Loyover
number of well known Jewish rep- , skilled craftsmen, listed all the
The entire Reich paid tribute
Rev. Goldine officiating. Mrs. Ladies Auxiliary was organized
resentatives,
e.,
Jacob
Miller,
'Jewish firms in Wiesbaden, Dorm- to Reichpresident Paul von Hin-
, Moss was known to the radio on May 7. The organization's
, world as Estelle Forbes. She was first picnic will be held on Aug. Fre, Epstein, Leon M. Zechman ' stadt and Frankfurt am Main in denburg, as the aged Field Mar-
ardl Abraham Schmidt, all feel order that all good "Aryans" may shal's body lay in state on his es
one of the original members of 12 at Shady Perk.
highly gratified with their beau- boycott them. The entire front tate at Neudeck. East Prussia.
Rev. Cantor Ithe Red Apple Club, singing pop-.
A n eeducationaland social pro- tiful new offices, and cordially in.
page of the paper was devoted to guarded by the Reichswehr.
David Golde4 • ular songs with "Whispering Bill"
gram is planned by the newly- vite you to visit them to become the list of Jewish firms under a
Jews throughout Germany•paid
Collins
as
her
instructor.
In
1930,
,
acquainted and renew old friend. banner headline, "Avoid Jews, tribute to the memory of the
Dstrgaies Famed*
after a short absence, she\, re-, elected officers, who are:
1
mosigt.,
ships.
Mrs.
F.
Avrin,
president;
Mrs.
Don't
Be
Traitors."
Reichspresident with special !syna-
turned to the radio, singing over
't anin, vice-president; Mrs.
...cui ng ow... Station WJR. She is survived by I..
The West Deutscher I3eobach- gogue servicces. At the request
Alliance Israelite Official Dies , ter, a leading Nazi daily, published of the Association of Jewish Com-
s h e. p,ou.,,,,,,a at her husband, Albert; ■ son, San- Holinstat, treasurer; Sirs. Seed-
iz,,,,,,,. ...I by, ! ford; her parents, Sir. and Mrs. berg, secretary; Mrs. I. Grossman,
■ leading article on its front page munities of Prussia, special Sab-
Appm . t ..., , David Goldfarb, brothers and sis- recording secretary; Mrs. Sankin,
PARIS. 1.1TA I—Jacques Bigart, galling upon the German peasants bath services were held in mem-
hospitaler;
board
of
directors,
secretary-general of the Alliance to realize that all their troubles ory of the late President to whom
' ten.
Ewald MOO
Mesdames Pinsky, Lankin, Wor. Israelite Uhiverselle, c e n t r a I a re due not - to the drought or the the Jew's of Germany had looked
onotT,
Kovarsky,
Rapaport,
Rock-
French-Jewish organization, died j Nazi laws, but to the evil machina- for protection against further dis-
ROBERT MILLER
criminations.
suddenly as he was working in the tions of the Jews.
' of 3795 Tyler Ave., 10 years old, awl Y•
The Berlin Jewish community
Ace of the Alliance. Ile was 78
All Franconian papers in the
died on Aug. 2. Funeral services
years
old.
I
held special services for von Hin-
domain
of
Julius
Streicher,
are
were held on Aug. 6 with inter-
ment at Oakview Cemetery, Rabbi
Leon Franc officiating. He is our-
In loving memory of our be-
, vived by his mother, Sirs. Anna
0
Willet.
loved daughter, Bessie Sideman,
0
Lige
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CARL SCHILLER
LINWOOD
CHEVROLET CO.
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IN MEMORIAM
bl
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to
C,
th
w,
or
th
Manuel Urbacb
Greens .a Markt temsauess
7729 TWELFTH ST.
scram nn
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1,1 osinf OD 1. toe It
shadn• lingers
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
dut Indus ern lie.
And diuthind henks
h..in•In with um
Unttl we nient
JEWISH
Ct .
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Br(
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Last Rites
who passed away Aug. 26, 1927.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
Mrs. Essie Levine wishes to an- Am loud.a run. Inn mummer .1,
nounce to the many friends of her I t' l r.:e r 1:1 '1.717'l I '1
(
anal„ ."
late husband, A. Harry Levine,
,,,, know not
that on Sunday, Aug. 19, at 2:30
p. m., there will be an unveiling W ill, all b.rgoden pain
of a monument erected in his be- ti. 1 s, they e... with •ta f ul tow
loved memory at the Clover 11111
t „ ,%• theno. tot. fra•ilt
511,1 "ter
do.mit
'Park Cemetery.
me my remembered ■ Itamn•
e
2A0itit
7739 John R. St.
Chevrolet Establishes Pro-
duction Record for July
I Chevrolet Motor Company es-
tablished a production record for
the month of July, building 92,.
947 passenger earn and trucks.
the highest July production since
1929, according 'to an announce-
ment made by the officials of the
company.
To meet the demands of deal-
ers, which continued on a high
level during the month, the heavy
production schedule was main-
tained. -In the last four full
Loving father, mother and
ters.
UNDER:179MM
Trinity 2'2114
,
In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Eliza-
beth De Young. who passed away
;II years ago, Aug. 13, 1920.
'
working days of the month, 16,901 j
units were produced with • record
of 4,953 cars in a single day.
Handicapped by a late start in
the early part of the year, Chev-
rolet production set a pace during
March and April which was main-
tamed through June. July and the
early pert of August. It is signifi-
cant to note that at the *lose of
production on Saturday. Aug. 4.
Chevrolet had surpassed last year's
totz.1 production figure, building
826.303 units as compared with
626,277 unite for the entire 12
months of 1933.
sis-
in nor ht•stt
Adnt ro,n.dt lInttnr•
Swept I•ntler tont r ut.
There Is not a aei ..ira tq
s•
do
sot
think of you.
That
Sadly missed by her loving chil-
dren ■ and grandchildren.
New Script Di
d of _ Famed
-
Italian Rabbi
ROME .LITA — An unknown
manuscript of Leon de Modena,
the famous Italian rabbi who was
horn ■ and died in Venice 1157I-
16481 has been discovered at An-
!eons by the historian and bible:.
graph, Prof. Dr. Isaiah Sonne.
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The body at
Na.hman Itlalik, Ilrhreor poet I,srvste l'es Instate In the Tel Aviv Town MAL
surrounded by • guard of honor,
Doors Open
at 10:45 A. M.
si" ;:kr0745°;t11 .
i tcro=
FRED
Rri tEe
DA IRO; III AVON'S
14 1..14,4 story '
WARING
"MIDNIGHT
ALIBI"
AND HIS
pENNSYLVANIAN S
IN PERSON
••:s
"THE NOTORIOUS
SOPHIE LANG"
..................
Richard
..".
Maturing
...
BARTHELMESS
Ann DVORAK
Helen CHANDLER
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`Ladies Should Listen'
CARY GRANT
'Ai III IN) I
DUI 111
mo;
FRANCIS DRAKE
• George Dewey Washington •
OPENS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15
For a Limited Engagement at
CLUB BALFOUlt
1
Washington Coal
and Coke Co.
.. ......
.... ...
UNITED DETROIT 'THEATRES
at the head of an
ALL STAR COLORED REVUE
Produced By AL RICHARDS
Sepia's Gayest Array of Talent Ever Presented in Detroit
Dinner $I - No Corer Charge - Special Sunday Dinner $1.25
1
• • •
EXCEPT
SUNDAY
Downtown
Ticket Offlos
•
•
Weekdays 2:30 It
Sat & Holidays 2:15
802 Laterstle Bldg. •
• • •
ADMISSION $1.25
Della Double an Slut and koond
denburg in all synagogues. A
memorial meeting in honor of the
aged soldier was held by the Asoo-
elation of Jewish Front Soldiers.
Messages of condolence were
, sent to Colima' Oskar von Ilin-
, denburg, son and aide-de-camp of
Reichspresident by the Asso-
elation of Jewish Communities of
Prussia and the Berlin Jewish
community. The letter also ad-
dressed a message of condolence
to the Reich government. ,
All through the Reich, services
•
were held for the man who was
regarded as a safeguard against
Nazi extremism.
Jew Accused of Smuggling Money
Gets Harsher Term than
Murderer
The Jewish community here has
been stirred by the imposition of
the most severe hard-labor sen-
tence on record for the crime of
smuggling money because the de-
fendant was a Jew'. The case was
tried before the Berlin Special
Court.
Eugen Herodes, 27 years old,
a Latvian citizen, appeared be-
fore the court on charges of ex-
porting German money to foreign
countries. Such cases occur daily
but normally the sentence imposed
is never higher than five or his
months' imprisonment and a fine.
In this case, however, the de-
fendant was sentenced to 13 years
of hard labor and fined 100,000
marks. The severity of the een-
hence is heightened if it will be
remembered that sentence for
murder in Germany is never
higher than 15 years of hard
labor.
In addition, the father of the
youth, who was also accused of
participating in the crime, was
sentenced to eight years of hard
labor and fined 50,000 marks; his
mother to thrste years and 15,000
marks; his wife) to five years, and
his two daughters each to three
years of hard labor.
Luther on Way to United States
Aboard Europa
HAMBURG. (JTA)—Dr. Hans
Luther, German Ambassador to
the United States, sailed Friday
aboard the liner Europa to re-
sume his post in Washington. The
departure of Dr. Luther set at
rest persistent rumors that he
would be deprived of his post and
that a Nazi party member would
be appointed ambassador to the
United States.
Dr. Luther's work as ambassa-
dor in Washington has been un-
der fire from conservative German
American groups. His insistence
on the flying of the swastika has
led to had feeling in • number of
instances, especially in St. Louis.
At the same time, Dr. Luther was
accused of using the German Em-
bassy in Washington as a head-
quarters for Nazi propaganda in
this country.
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Over 100 Reich Jews Died in
Camps
PARIS. (JIM—More than 100
German Jew's were killed and tor-
tured to death in the dreaded Nazi
concentration camps in the period
ending in April, 1934, the com-
pilers of a new Brown Book of
the Hitler 0Terror announced, The
names of the Jewish victims are
to be listed in the new book.
Jail Burly Naai Who Assaulted
I 05-1b. Rabbi
, NEW YORK. (JTA) — Fred
Behrend, the 200-pound German
seaman who attacked diminutive
Rabbi Joshua Schusterman after
an argument about Hitler last
Friday, was ■ wiser and sadder
111811 when he began serving
a IS -
day sentence in the House of De-
tention workhouse. The sentence
was imposed on the burly seaman
by Magistrate Earl A. Smith in
night court.
Behrend says he is not sorry he
mauled the 105-pound rabbi. He
Nazis Denied Injunction in Jersey feels he has done his duty. '
Court
UNION CITY, N. J. (JTA- Ruppert Donates Yankee Stadium
Because they "fomented a boy-
for Garman Relief
cott and an assault against the
NEW YORK.—A huge festival
Jews" and because they came into
of outstanding personalities in
court with ''unclean hands." Vice-
stage, screen and radio, to be
Chancellor John Bigelow, in a de-
, known as "Night of Stars" has
cision handed down in Jersey City, . been made possible for Thursday,
N. J., denied the American League
Sept. 20, by the action of Col.
of the Friends of New Germany
Jacob Ruppert in contributing the
of Hudson County an injunction
free use of the Yankee Stadium
against interference with their
for that night in order to raise
meetings by police and other of-
funds for the United Jewish An-
ficials.
neal for German-Jewish Relief, it
"The defendant further pre• was
announced by the fund-raising
sents affidavits which are uncon• body.
tradicted." the decision said in •
Declaring that "no catastrophe
part. "and which disclose that at
in modern times compares in its
previous meetings held by the
tragic effects with the blow that
complainant speeches were made
has been struck at the Jewish
and handbills distributed urging
the boycott of Jewish merchants people in Germany," Col. Rup-
and professional men of Union pert called upon the citizens of -
City, and even attacks on the New York, "Christian and Jew
, alike," to make a success of the
places of Jews."
In denyini preliminary injunc• function, which is expected to
raise • substantial sum toward
Lions against ■ ban placed on ac- New
York's quota of $1,200.000
tivities of the "Friends" by Mayor
Louis B. Eastmead of Union City for the relief and rehabilitation of
and his subordinates. Vice Chan-, German Jews. Of this sum, $750.-
000 has already been raised, it was
cellar Bigelow replied to the or-
ganization's counsel, who demand- announced by the chairmen of the
ed the rights of free speech and local effort, I. Edwin Goldwasser,
of free meeting for his client, by Nathan Straus. Jr., and Ira M.