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REINHARDT SIGNED
FOR JEWISH DRAMA

TEACHERS' TRIBUTES
INVESTIGATE WORK
se:n takes place within the next
TO LATE DAVID COHEN
OF SILVER SHIRTS foxy weeks'

111 ;IN the Giants Where He Really Belongs

When asked to comment on the
Son of Mr. and Airs. Harry Cohen !
sec ret testimony, Congressman
(Continued From Page One)
Was Well Liked; His Essay
Kramer said he could not do eo as
—
"My Grandfather"
Committee on un-American activi- It was told in confidence and it
not be advisable for him to
ties came to a close late M . ednes• ! would
•
Public and Hebrew school day afternoon after an executive discuss the matter which mink!
t "Arts this week called on Mr. session. Mr. Kramer, the Dents- come before the committee. later
- eel Mrs. Harry Cohen of 2071 critic congressman from the 13th feu action. It would be like a judge
tkinson Ave. to express their district, who Was instrumental in discussing a case in advance be-
fore the case reached the ■ lien
• indolences on the death last having the hearings take place in court.
.seek of their son, David, and to Los Angeles. presided at the meet-
ings.

(Continued from Page Ones

who signed the contract with Reim
hardt, said the project was n e t a
commercial undertaking. Like
last year's pageant, he said, it
will be used to help Jewish chari-
ties.
Lord Melchett to Help
Mr. Weisgal estimated that she
production would cost between
$150,000 and $250,000. He de-
clared it would he backed by the
same group that supported the pa-
geant. There will be additional
help, however, from Lord Melchett
and a British group no that the
play can be produced it, London
in the spring.
Ultimately, Mr. %Veinal said,
the wl,ole production will be re-
peated in Palestine. it declared
it would become a yearly pre:yenta•
tion under Professor Reilnhatelt'a
direction, similar to the Salzburg
and Oberammergau festivals in
Europe.
Mr. Weisgal sailed for the
United Staten on the Berengaria
Saturday.

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• WEEK IN REVIEW

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Spain started a wave of immigra-
tion to the North African coast. In
Algiers to heavy was the human
inundation that the Arabs thought
they were being attacked and
slaughtered thousands.
With the accession of the Turks
in the sixteenth century the Jews
„were accorded a degree of eco-
nomic security, which was vitiated,
however by annoying treatment by
local tyrants.
Frequently forceful attempts to I

convert the Jews to Islam resulted
in savage holocausts which left the
land drenched with blood. Had as

the Turkish rule was, the short I
reign of the Spanish Inquisition I

was so infinitely more horrible tha t
the Turks were welcomed back

The session which lasted approxi-
mately a week and included one-
half day session open. to the pub-
lic, "proved that the constantly
growing movement here in Califor-
Honoring the memory of ! Ilia to exterminate the Jews and
take over the government, is the
l) vid Cohen, 15-year-old son
work of a highly intelligent group
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen
of un.Antericans," the legislator
,f 2074 Atkinson Ave., who
told the 11'nai B'rith Messenger.
',led last week, the officers and
he members of the board of • Congressman Kramer also
stated: "The testimony introduced
,'.rectors of Congregation Shea-
as evidence by U. S. secret service
ey Zedek planted 10 trees in
operators
and members of the in-
Falestine through the Jewish
telligence department of Federal
rtional Fund Council of De-
investigators
proved that the un-
troit.
American movement worked to-
The deceased boy's father is
wards two objectives: Throwing
e member of the board of
all the Jews out of public office and
Shearey Zedek.
deporting them from America, and
using force if necessary to gain
^II the parents how well liked control of the United States Gov-
heir on was and what an excel- ernment."
"• student he proved to be.
The testimony at the hAirings
le his English class in summer ! largely corroborated that which had
:•• 01, David was awarded an been received elsewhere and had
" " mark for an essay he wrote been in possession of the committee
lily 11, 1934, entitled "My for some time. The balance of
Irendfather." Tribute is paid in : the committee on un-American ac-
Is!• essay to Mrs. Harry Cohen's tivities will not be called Is the
••' her, the late Isadore Goldstick, coast for a session, as • measure of
ho died on Feb. 10, 1932. The economy, unless something unfore-
ey follows:

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Phil Weintraub Is now playing ball with the New York Giants.
Bill Terry needed a pinch hitter and a aparkplug to keep his team
on the qui vise and In the first money. He released Grantham and
sent for Weintraub who was powdering the ball for .430 In the
Southern Association. Weintraub wan acquiring the polish and
experience In the asparagus beds that he larked and now is In
the chum where he really belongs. We said this would happen
on May IL s

Record of

Citizenship

The Hebrew Sheltering and
Immigrant Aid Society I HIASI,
425 Lafayette St., New York
City, received through its
Washington bureau copy of in-
structions issued by the Bureau
of Immigration and Naturaliza-
tion directing clerks of courts
exercising naturalization juris-
diction to discontinue the pres-
ent practice of including race
of the applicant in the Certifi-
cate of Citizenship. The Bu-
Teau found that there is no
law requiring that the Certifi-
cate of Naturalization state
the race of the recipient there-
of.
In view of certain conditions
in many parts of the world.
Hies is of the opinion that in
a number of instances the nat-
uralized c it i z e n traveling
abroad would be benefited by
not having the race of which
he is a member appear on the
' naturalization certificate.

..0.0 Frte4.11 1010 alanel• ,an in my
rem. ," s• In • friend and helper
g
If
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e.ccpt In, fat her Ind mother that
•clriml me ll,re t 11.n nit grand's. her.
tuly wit. a friend. 11•14 1 eon re.
...tuber the gnat lint. a e had to,
r -t her. Ile taught me •Il the thing.
I 'tat age could tench. In de.cr.hing my
, rand fat her I could not help but point
oal hi. height and aright and nia..1ie
retigth et en op till IIv lime he Illed.
Ilea a. at o ay. cleanly dreadand
• my immaralate.
Ile
arl
teacher and
and em ail be me-
i...int by fen of in slny. . Through hi.
ontinuo,. reading. he told me .lorir•
f long ago. Mork. of great people
ho hod out.landing troll. and a eons-
people a ho ill, greater thing•. lie
told me of old lime. In Michigan, hen
he and brother tea, Hied all I hroug II
Ile conntri by 1101,r and wagon.
In
.1 he time that he I to...lied there aril.
no great high. but nu dera,. for
mile.. Al a hate a,. he contracted
try deadly .tchne.. and. after mach
suffering. died. A better friend r•uld

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when they regained the country.
Discrimination against Jews be
tame institutionalized. Ghettos
sprang up and Jews were forced to
wear distinctive clothing. Jewish
(Continued from Page One)
women were forbidden to wear
community-wide "back to the
veils. This rendered them "un-
( church or synagogue" movement
clean" according to Arab tradition. owing Jews in also evident. En - I in which a campaign will be un- not In' r0111111...
They could not ride horses, only .dorsentent of the inter-denomina -; dertaken to get all citizens to go
; tional drive has now been made to church or synagogue.
A number of letters have been
asses.
received by the survivors of David
The first relief from centuries of by the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Cohen from numerous acquaint-
discrimination came with the ;Congregations of America which
ances expressing regrets that
French conquest. The French put in the current issue of the Ortho- I
they were unable to call in person
down Turkish barbarism, and the (101( Legion, its official organ, de-
to express their sympathies and
Jews, with the intimate knowledge clares that "we welcome the Le-
stating that they would call on
of the language and customs, were ', ion of Decelicy sponsored by the
Charles C. Lockwood, a prac- the family in September.
invaluable allies.
!illustrious leaders of several
With joy akin to that which faiths to purge the stage and ticing attorney in Detroit for the Thank Friends for Expressions of
would greet the advent of a Mes- screen of filth.'' The entrance of past 12 years, has announced his
Sytupothy
siah, the Algerian Jews joined the the Orthodox Union now unites candidacy for the office of Probate
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen and
French in uprooting antisJewish Orthodox, Conservative and Re- Judge on the Democratic ticket.
family wish to thank most heartily
discrimination. The French were form Jewish religious group, in
Mr. Lockwood is an overseas Rabbi and Mrs. A. Si. Hershman'
partial to the Jews., In 1870 the the battle for cleaner movies.
World War veteran and has been and their many hundreds of
C rem ieu x Decree naturalized the
SecUlar Jewish organizations a professor it the Detroit College friends who have been so kind to
of .•or the past seven years. them during their bereavement.
e .. p p
have, in the meantime, pledged
The Jews made themselves wor-
their support to the campaign In 1933, he was a candidate for
thy of their new freedom. They be-
undertaken by religious groups. school inspector, receiving 105,- JOSEPH PRENZLAUER
came the most . loyal citizens. Their
000 votes.
The board of directors of the Na-
IS A CANDIDATE FOR
children attended the schools and
Mr. Lockwood states:
tional Council of Jewish Women,
STATE LEGISLATURE
many went to France to attend col-
representing 40,000 members in absolutely opposed to the long.
lege. .
i 200 chapters throu4out the coun- continued practice on the part of
But the partiality to the Jews
Joseph
E. Prenzlauer of 2e5 -
our Probate judges of turning
laid the foundation for jealousy on try, voted to join the crusade. It
over estates belonging to widows. W. Euclid Ave., son of Mr. and .
the part of the Moslems. This was announced that all affiliated
Mrs.
Harry
H. Prenzlauer, is a
envy increased and intensified un- chapters of the organization will orphans and disabled war veter-
c a n it i -
til it burst forth in the new Alger- be. asked to cooperate with the ans to local trust companies who
late for
were only required to file a hun-
ian phenomenon — active popular religinue groups in their locality.
dred
dollar
bond,
and
then
imme-
Protestant religious organize-
State Rep,
anti-Je•ishness accompanied by
tions throughout the country are diately disposing of the asset, of
barbarous mob violence.
e-
A political anti-Semitic party continuing their efforts to make the estates and replacing then,
talive n
with their own cat and dog se
sprang up whose one avowed pur- the campaign effective.
curities.
the Repub-
In my opinion, if the
pose was to oppress the Jew. The
lican ticket.
ultimate aim was to drive the icon Protestants to Prot.( Treatment true story of the MisManr.- errent
and shocking business meths•t-
33
He is
into the sea. To this end news- I of Brethren in Germany
u5ed
in
the
handling
of
these
es-
papers were established, antiJew-
years
old.
LONDON. — Asserting that the
Ish
composed and all means 'present religious situation in Ger- tates by our trust companies u: -
His fa-
for fomenting hatred were employ- many is "Christ or chaos; the der the supposed eupergisien
ther, Harry
ed.
Cross of Christ or the Swastika," our Republican Probate Judges
H. Prenz-
Anti-Jewish hatred spread like II. M. Gooch, general secretary of over told. the public well b-
laser, for-
wildfire. "A ban les Juifs!" Down the World's Evangelical Alliance. aroused and appalled at the els ,
Iller WM-
with the Jews! "Mort aux Juifs!" called upon "all faithful people" Chi , t1
tary of the
Death to the Jews! The cries re- in England
Depart-
p ray
sounded in every squalid, steamy
meat of
for the freedom of the Protestant
village.
church.
Public Wel•
J. E. Prenalauer
Daily the riots, pillagings and
A similar appeal was made last
fare and
deaths grew in number. The Jews
purchasing agent for the Wayne
week in the United States when
learned how to cringe again, how to
an Superintenitnts cif th e
Rey_ Raymond C. Knox, chaplain
Coty
sulk through the tortuous alleys of
Congressman John D. Dingell Poo r and the institutions
at
Columbia
University,
speaking
at Eloise.
Algerian towns.
of the 15th Mich iganDist
rict
has
was
already actively engaged in
In 1925 Oran was the scene of on behalf of the Federal Council been endorsed by Governor Gen- municipal
of
Churches,
urged
churchgoers
activities
10
years
be-
a pogrom in which two Jews were
era! Frank Murphy. who this • fore Joseph Was
born. lie re-
killed and fifty injured in an at- to protest against the Nazi treat. week transmitted the following'
ment
of
the
clergy
in
Germany.
tired'
from
service
in
1932,
after
tack on the Jewish quarter.
statement from his Philippine of- 42 years in the service of this
By 1931 the anti-Semites were
fire:
Church Preference Survey
city.
versed in all the tactics of anti-
"In my opinion John Dingell
"My Detroit public school edu•!
CALDWELL, N. J A church has ch aracter
Jewish hatred. The ritual murder
can cation has given me an essentially
charge was imported from Europe preference survey will be made
and an Algerian Jew arrested for in September by Protesttget. Cath- commend him highly as to earnest- local viewpoint," said the young-
nese and progressive ideals and er Prenzlaure. "The so-called
the ritual murder of his own sister. olic and Jewish group, here to service.
It seems to me
that he •New Deal' in Lansing left De-
in-law, The arch Algerian ■ nti- determine the church preference
Semite, Monts was dead, but his of each family. All religious or- le of the high type of public sere- trotter, with the cards stacked
party displayed his testy to the ganizations will be asked to loin ant that we want in the Congress, against them, and it is my horest
public to arouse ferocious hatred. in the canvass. It is expected that and that we can to a public serv- hope to sae a revieion in the anti.
Hatred was not confined to Al- the survei, will he followet1 by a ice by contnuing men of his kind mated Michigan parole system.
there."
geria. Morocco, separated from
lower public utility rates and re-
Algeria, only by artifirial boun•
__ peal of the head tax. The need
denies, succumbed to anti-Jewish
for these charm, is self-evidert
propaganda to some extent. In
and I have given conecientioue
I A
1921, Arabs tried to wipe out the '
studs to workable plans for their
whole Jewish population of Marra.,
alteration or elimination."
kte• and would have se eeetsi,st
Prenzlauer has been an adjuster
were it not for the timely inter.
for Ii years. having organized
vtntion of the Foreign Legion.
the
Workingman's Adjustment
The Algerian Arabs, of late,
Rereau in 1927. He is a member
have had another motive for hatred
'
Ashlar
Losisre, No. 91, F. and
of the Jew—motley. Many Arabs
NI.. and the Detroit Republican
are indebted to Jews and have
nuts
He
has
been endoreed by .
joined wholeheartedly in anti.
Common Pleas Judge John F. Mc-
Semitic agitation, toping to murder
K,e!ey.
the
Michigan
their creditors in riots.
Merchants
e lit
Association. and many
It is authoritatively reported
that the cause of the latest out.
her,
break was economic, although, as
During the past 15 years Mr.
in the case of the Pak st ine not, of
Prenziauer has worked in coopera-
1929, the Arabs used violation of
tion with his mother. Mrs. Eva
the sanctity of their places
Prenrlauer. in the many driv - es
prayer as a pretext.
and campaigns to raise money to
The latest reports are that Cr•.
alleviate the hardships of the
man Nazis have seized upon A ,
needy.
His mother. Mrs.
Eva
geria as a fruitful soil to sow seed.
Prenzlauer is known and recog-
of anti-Semitism. Over half of the;
nized by charitable organizations
Foreign Legionnaires are report.(
for her charitable efforts during
edly German. •
the past le years.
'The French government explains;
the latest eerie, of riots on the
basis that a Jewish !oldier entered
KAMIENIEC YESHIVA
a served Moslem
DELEGATION IS

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Brother Seeks Whereabouts
of Italian Jewess Here

Philip Makx, an Italian-born
Jew, arrived in Detroit last week
from Australia and has asked The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle to help
hint locate his sister, Eva Maks,
whom he last heard from in 1925
from Detroit. lits sister came to
Mr.
the United States in 1916.

Maki does not know whether his
sister has married since he last
heard from her.
Those knowing the whereabouts
of Eva Max are asked to corn-
rounicate with The Detroit Jewish

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Yeshiva Kne.seth Beth Isaac
of Kamientec. tetowsky, Poland.
has sent a delegation to Detroit
to enlist support for this semin-
ary. The delegation consists of
Rabbi B. Chayat of Brest Litowtk
and Rabbi S. H. Waldenbenr.
' former student of the Yeshiva.
Rabb, Waidenberg. who is a
rabbi of Congregation Kol Israel
of Brooklyn. N. Y., spoke in the
Young Israel Synagogue last Sat-
urday in behalf of the Yeshiva.
This delegation is proceeding to
I other cities in the United States.
I Five years ago, the dean
of this
Yeshiva for VS years and its
i founder. Rabbi B. B. Leikow-itx.
visited Detroit.

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