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GRIM DAYS FACE GERMANY AND ITS JEWS

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. 1 ASSAIL OPPONENTS
all sections of Jewry should par- of National German Jews sent to head, to rebuke him for a recent
Chancellor Hitler in Obersalzburg' cri cism of anti-Semitism in Mex.
OF PLANNED WORLD ti'll'ute•
ti
eyvetaleid
revealed
o il atITet.iitinvw
va ,szlet rlineatt tt: a telegram protesting against the ico.
■ . JEWISH CONGRESS

feed them the story that it is the
Jews who are to blame for the lack
of anything to vat.
Even now--before the hunger
period is in full swing---certain
German newspapers are engaged
; in laying the groundwork, saying
that "world Jewry is preparing a
hunger blockade against Gerona-
ny." German newspapers are al-
ready being inspired to iii its that
the scarcity of pitta iii' , is to be
attributed to the Jews. Ger-
man newspapt rs are oth•eady lead.
ing'woff to the effect that should
Germany be faced with a catas-
trophe, the Jews may expect 110-

(Continued from Page One)

on hand when the lo'ao•k "hunger
months" arrive. Ile is forbidden to
fact" of imports of Gentian goods
Ilitard in the Eastern Districts
l hugs or cattle. So he kills tho•m
into Palestine.
Division of the Supreme Court in
if and 'ells the meat secretly. Ile
Concerning the refugee pro-
Groh -tnistown before Sir Thome , figures that the price set by the
blem, a resolution praises the
Graham, Judge.President, and government far his few pounds of
work of the I.eague tond the Amer-
Justice Gutsehe, the action pre- grain will scarcely' mak e it worth
ican High Commissioner, James
sented so many complex and in. his while to sell the stuff, to he
G. McDonald, but notes that the
hides it wherever he can and tells
teresting angles that the etpurt
results of this experiment have
quired 130 pages in whieN to ex- no one he has it.
not been entirely satisfactory.
PEASANTS LOSE FAITH
plain the decision.
Committee is Attacked
Germany, great industrial Ger-
Two of the defendants already
American delegates to the con-
many, which never had enough
have made it plain that the Grey
ference replied sharply to the
ereadstuffs and was farad even
Shirt movemeet faces imminent in years if generous harvest to
American Jewish committee,
collapse. Inch triad to hack water impert grain, is now in a pttsition grams,
which was reported to have dis•
Once this node is sounded, the avowed the work of the present
on July 23 by avl.ing the court's, w ek re she can not import any
bread and will no t even eve the pet- 'rest comes of itself. In present-day conferenc•.
permission to wi.hdraw his de-
dune of her own fields. The German I Germany, where the press is not
The
American
delegation
fense and by Admitting the entire peasant has lo•t his confidence in the voice of the people but of the
organization is based on "hot the present regime, with the result government, every point of view planned to concentrate immedi-
air." Presiding Justice Graham re- • that the government will not get expressed by a newspaper is taken ately on the huge task of prepay.
ing American Jewry for the world
fused to permit his withdrawal.
his grain away front hint. to be the point of view of the gov-
congress and aranginu, elections
On the same day von Moltke, in
Oppesed Its the peasant, with the utonment. There iv not a single
throughout the United States to
referring to a letter purportedly havest had and without the oppor- newspaper in Germany today
select about one hundred delegates
written by a well known Jew and tuniky of buying food aboard, Ger- which says what the government
for the 1935 meeting, Rabbi Wise
supposedly predictng Jewish world many faces a winter such as shoo dotes not wish it to say.
sailed fur home to initiate this
domination, admitted he must has never experienced since the WORST SEEN AHEAD
u'urk .
gruesome
(lays
of
the
World
War,
This tendency on the part of
have been "taken in" by the docu-
Dr. Murgoshes declared that a
ment, which he claimed had been a winter of absolute hunger, fur newspapers to place the responsi-
there is neither bread nor other bility for the luck of food upon campaign on a wide scale would
"planted" on him.
food. (luring such a winter some the Jews has thrown a great fear be launched all over the United
New and even more dramatic
years ago Germany lust the World upon the German Jews. It makes States in an effort to obtain a true
admission of the complete rout of
War and was transformed into, a their danger greater than ever and ly representative election in which
the Gray Shirt anti-Semitic plot
second-class power. During such a causes Jews generally to feel that
came on Aug. 7 when Olivier, edi-
winter Germany may now lose for the Jews of Germany the worst
tor of the Fascist group's Fentral
again, and may experience events is nut yet over.
organ, the Rapport, published an which might be of historic signi-
In the smaller provincial cities
' official statement announcing his ficance not only fur the German
of Germany, Jewish families are
resignation from the organization. people but for all the world.
worrying
now how they will man-
Among those to testify was Dr.
The German Jews , contemplate
Nahum Sokolow, president of the the conning winter with grim fore- age when the difficult starvation,
days
arrive.
In Berlin there is still'
'Zionist World Organization and boding. They tremble not' so much
the Jewish Agency for Palestine, because of the hunger which will some recourse. There the govern-
ment may have smile regard for
who is in South Africa on behalf strike evefoyonie and them too, but
the opinion of foreign nations and,
of the Keren Hayesod.
because of the events which this perhaps, may prevent open po-
hunger can arouse, itspeciodly groms. But in the quiet provinces?
against them, as Jews.
Under the seven-times-seven locks
ANTI-SEMITIC
of the censors? If several hundred
Re-Elect
GROUNDWORK
monljers of the Nazi party could
There is no doubt in anyone's have -been shot in the space of one
mind- -and I have heard it not (on- brief night and no one able to de-
CONGRESSMAN
ly from Jews, but also in the termine the exact number of those
most responsible of foreign diplo- murder.] who can say what can
matic circles in BerLin=that as happen in a quiet provincial city
soon as the nation.wide hunger be- to the Jews!
come+ a hit more noticeable, the
A hard winter is descending upon
present Nazi government will seek Germany. It will be a winter of
to blind the eyes of the starving, starvation and economic disaster.
unhappy people by throwing the Who knows hove this catastrophe
blame upon the Jews. The govern- will affect the Jews? The Jew is al-
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT
m•nt will not be in a position to ways the goat, no matter what the
give
the mottle any bread, but it catastrophe. And that is certainly
Ward. 10, 12, 14, 16
will certainly make an attempt to the case in Hitler land.

oycott resolutio s o f the N o dd
not oral
As yet no official action has beim
Jvcs on the stunt, but also to Conference of Jenws in Geneva.
taken against the anti-Jewish far- -
bring eminent Jews from Europe
This small Berlin organization, tion.
to further the American campaign. created by ( aptain Naumann and , A few hours before he left for
These, he said, would include Shy- generally known as the Naumann New York, Mr. Deutsch received
lout Asc., noted writer; Captain group, is the same one that issued nine Golden Shirts at his ootel.
Dreyfus, son of the historic French an appeal to "all Jews who feel Mr. Deutsch said that the visit by
soldier, and perhaps one of the themselves German" to vote for the organization, which has been
st un
r of the French Roth- Hitler in the recent plebiscite. The aitcii(ivecly conducting
..,
ii( to
tl hn An
ugh tnutt i-S eino
he-
,:li
famil y .
campaign throughout.
t::
1
,
:;e
ra
l
0
tionai
I:et/ma.
cotry
'It
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iit
e
:'.1
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toutt,
k
d,
hiis
n
ailsurprise.
ie
t
tol
i,6
Plan Bureaus in Every Town
,
oast is
Dr. Nlargoshes said election bu•
"."'. °""."I' '"""".1 i '....."".."1';!-::;".:i'' Golden Shirts they were \vastly,:
reaus would be set up in every :!:;.:.rorTertoisTo" tot.eirt(' ' ',i...m.,.."f„
ti-
town and city in the United States.
••two coolie, tioleni 11111i :{ i rellIki time and energy that could Ito
Ile emphasized that no attempt tow , eh,. bet• ytillere,1 in Genets hale more usefully empl , ;ny ie,,d, caonutlidatI ,o:11
their country not
• would be made to influence the
0
to Ih r natihn.
hut which is actually needed for
dozen or more Jewish groups n prno rl their L o om,
! building up of the Mexican no,
America in the selection of their on otorse" . ''''''' Veet'to"trIV;r;ert'o't.....""ro



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■ t . h

, delegates, each o,group being per- ....r " ... " .. "“ jr" "" d. t "'"' I I " . """"" """'
The Golden Shirts recited owni-
' Mittel] and even urged to write its II,V,1".„tiris.
' eZt orwt.7t." '!'""""1
, own slate of candidates.
The Geneva conference•. has plaints against the Jews, alleging
c?nnefoelreziennni,i,tjtee,et t. ,,o,,,,,toho t,s aroused in Germany another 'wave that they are motnoopolizing imbue
of anti-Semitic agitation. Nazi fm. try, paying mi '"nsable "14" "'I
a 1:•hoeinb
pu't's are showing conspicuous un- that the number of Jews in Mexico
c woo o nirili,1, i t te conferences,
,tem
s
1e
a an tdt%Itn s joit.nw,tlitte has mounted to at least 125,000.
Jewish h cadelegations
'tI'''
Mr. Deutsch replied that report,
a nl one e t h i neg r
in
,' and the executive cormittee, for BGI ' 1. tin:. ivt Y
show Mexico's industry' is booming
I the world Jewish Congress." Na- general.
and that the country has a multi-
'hum Goldman was elected prey-
- --
tulle f industries •11' oh it did
ident. The American membership Deutsch Tells Mexican Fascistai h ae , b e fore. li e pointed out that
on this body was fixed at ten. Two
To Cease Fight on Jews
• Slexican employers do not pat
places were assigned to the Cana-
MEXI('O, I). F. IJTA)—Mexi- higher wages than Jewish employ.
than Jewish Congress.
can Jewry was astonished at the ens and that Golden Shirt statistics
boldness of Golden Shirt delegates are inaccurate inasmuch as there
German Jaws Disavow Parley who called upon B. S. Deutsch,' are not more than 12,000 Jews in
BERLIN, Aug. 23—The League visiting New York Aldermanic • Mexico. ,

CET THE

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FOR 1011: L 1111011 DA V TRIP -

John D.

DINGELL

l'hatuphnt of the at, Lattrend0 Mate. ran.
nianoom of the limtruntee of Hunk Drinedts.
1 a hank InteAlintion out
lo gle
We per cent tot -off h.' deln.ilora
ation•or of the Donn., Old AC! rrn.len, Un-
emptoyment Ingurante,
4
Originator of the plea In e.M1.11.11 a 'National
i aid in effe: ling a cure. It is entire-
(Continued front Page Otte)
Banking 19 stem min.', controlled and
anpenl•ed by the M. It01 eminent.
, ly probable that in the case of Hit-
.0 IMO literati ell euryortef.
, Rumania would have wept. How , ler, Goering and Goebbel a major

FROM A PHILOSOPHER'S DAY-BOOK

the world would have mourned for operation is indicated. X-rays
veto. passing. And what a tine' show that each of the three has a
funeral you would have had, pro.' full net of upper and lower im-
fessor. But you' wouldn't have en-' parted teeth. Only their strung
litar?Otil litaltedgiCa jotyed it one bit, professor. That pagan constitutions have enabled
extraction will cost you five dol- them, evidently, to pull through one
In Tit
OF TIMIS IQUAII ■
. lams. On the cuff, did you say, of the worst attacks of encephali-
tis any mortal ever withstood.
! professor.
1000 LARGE ROOM

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To overcome such far gone cases
Each room contains a print. Lath, shower,'
radio, eireelstins Ice water, Imo &netts fall
And of course, the west promi- of the talking sickness, drastic
lens. mirrors
Sun - Ray lloollh lamps;
nent sufferers of them all: Hitler, measures will have to be taken.
Roof Solari.. . , air cooled mime.%
o Goering, Goebbels. ['engine what lbeotors, when they're out, fashion
relief these three poor lade rood for their mouths special sets at
ROOMS from • 250 • is,
I get if they but took our advice and I plates that will lock their jaws for-
Gataft Moots Aohd
I ever. For it is seriously to be
consulted a Zahnarzt.
But, judging from the aggrava- feared that with them the encepha
ted state of their case, brought on litis has taken such root that not
by long neglect, it is doubtful even removing all the teeth will
whether removing one or two or I have the desired effect of stopping
I three molars Would he of material o their insensate prattle.

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Central Committee to which were
affiliated all the branches of the
lloveve Zion. This body was in-
terested in prosecuting practical
work in Palestine and Ussishkin
(Continued from Page Otte)
directed and organized this acti-
vity. It was due to hint that the
for Palestine
Zionist Execu•
lloveve Zion organization joined
tire, the Valid Leumi, and of
the Zionist Organization on •the
every party and group within the
foundation of the latter by Herd.
Zionist movement. Non-Zionist
Some years late Ussishkin vi-
groups are also interested and co-
sited Palestine and laid the foun-
operative.
dation at Ziehron Jacob of a Heb-
Responding also to the tall of rew Teachers Organization. He
t he World Zionist Congress the has always combined with his keen
Jewish communities in Great BO. , interest in settlement work a Alec!,
lain, Poland, Germany, Rounta•, and close sympathy with the cul-
nia, Hungary, Switzerland, Hol- tural aspect of Jewish national-
land, Belgium, Latvia, Greece, ism.
Lithuania, Czecho-Slovakia, Bub
In lel7 he was head of the pre-
garia, Mexico, and, of course,
liminary Parliament of the Jews
Eretz Israel, have launched their
of the Ukraine. He joined in the
efforts fur raising the Kfar Us-
political discussions with the Zion-
sislikin Fund. Palestine has al-
ist Executive in London and l'aris
ready raised 822,7.00, Germany
of those years and at the Peace
more than $20,000, Great Britain
Conference at Versailles he ad-
has adopted ■ quota of $25,000.
dressed the auspicious gathering
The Province of Transylvania now
in Hebrew the first occasion 011
campaigns fur 50,000 lei. The
which the modern language was
Jewish community ; of Mexico is
plomatic assembly.
used at a di
now engaged, for the purposes of
Soon afterwards Mr. Ussishkin
the Ktar Ussishkin fund. in the
made his home in Palestine. He be.
biggest effort yet made in that
came head of the then Zionist
country for the Keren Kayeeteth.
('o omission sent to Palestine un•
the Jewish National Fund. On
der the auspices of the British
ry cry' continent hei e Jewish
Government, and he concentrated
communities are to be found the
all Zionist Institutions in Jerusa-
realization of the Kfar Uesishkin
plan ix a primaly item on the lem
At the Illth Zionist Congress,
ugenoip.of Jewish and Zioni•t life
19 .23, Mr. l'asishkin *swirled the
thrsiskkia — The Leader
Chairmanship of the Board of Ili-
Menahein l'ssishkin, chief ci ' rectors of the Jewish National
oiren of Eretz Israel , is one of the Fund, the lend Fund of the Zionist
foremost tiguies of the eewl•li na- Organization. Sono then the Fund
Ifonal movement. Known eSpeCiab has made greet strides forward,
ly for his titteilly and determi- tripling, its annual income and
nation he has ber0111V assoviated more than iluailtupling its land
a sh the traditions of Zenon as posseeoions. Since his residence in
well as 1 ■ 101 It. most ewe, prising Erett Israel. Mr. l'ssishkin has
,achievement.
trier visited Europe on behalf of
He was born the lot of KIWI the Fund. Iv la j4 he toured Cen-
11463 in Dub, owns, Mohdro Pr o . tral snit I:ast•rn Europe and in
vines., then Russia He irre.rd
IS25 Westcin Europe. On both
Chassidic educator. pioceeding at join hey, hr oar received with ex-
5 years of age to the "died." traordinary enthusiasm, and his
where he studied the Bible and addlesees were responsible for a
Talmud. He cogfinued hl. Jewish general .•.vial and intensification
studies on Martha to Which town of Zoqiist activity.
his parents immigrated and at the
_
Age of IS entrred
general Set
ondary School. 11r, however, Coll
t1nUed his Hebrew at udder Under
the tuition of an enthuoiastic ad
mir•r of mode, Hebrew literature
'IL le-11 regular miring of the
Although eharacterized by he
Cheleon sA4'n. will be held
practical activity lambkin toss
on Tuesday. Fold I. at si P. 14 at
constantly studied Jewish thew,
Cotytl egaton Emanuel. Taylor and
tie problems He war a member of N deem The oty appe•I• to the
the B'nai With.. Order founded by pubbi t.. 111111, and bring new
Mitzi whieh meupirel itself
...box Dues hay. tare restu.si
will, national and cultural que, Refreohnont, will be word
t ions.
hereby
Acknowledgement is
In 11.07 he was already our at made of dotted ems roes- Awed from
the leading tversonalitien of th. Mrs Meryl Moja, "mr, Mr* I
Hove.. Zion l'onletenee at I.hru , M. soar and Mr and Mrs. Mark
• ■ enik lie bream to contribute to
Wembeek in threw) of Sol Cohen,
the organ of the Jets( En.anuri Is.1“..-silmig and Di Loins
He
nationalott intellectuals
oarticinated to the "Auto-Emanei•
- - - — - —
zation" of Risnhaurn and otloo•
CHASSIDIC HAIII1 DIES
iournals H4 articles are noted
tJTA / The Rad.
for runzisenrss in style and soam 111111 I
Itebto, iteign Meow loin
to sill) of contents
Mandel Goteispan. nr11.1.nown
He subsetuent:s• locums Pres ish nassiffir 15106o, 4..d maw
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