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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934 T
VOL. XXXVI. NO. 17
6 JEWISH GROUPS Goering Power Bodes
Jewish Delegation at Geneva
OF
Attacks Poland's Repudiation IN EXPOSITION FUND
Of Treaty on Minority Rights
By BORIS SMOLAR
.rnehlr Aireie 5, ith
Wig, right. 1931, Jewish
Center, Clinic, Child Place-
ment, Children's Home,
Free
. Loan, J.S.S B. In It
Favor Enlargement of Present System of
International Protection of Minorities;
Poles Stand on Declaration by Beck
PUPPET SHOW, MOVIES
TO ILLUSTRATE WORK
Members of Boards to Be
Hostesaes During Ex-
hibits, Sept. 24 to 29
BRITAIN, FRANCE, ITALY REBUKE
POLAND ON PACT'S REPUDIATION
Six Jewish agencies are to par-
ticipate in the Community Fund
Exposition to be held in the J. L.
Hudson Auditorium all of next
week. The Jewish Centers Asso-
ciation, Jewish Children's Home
and North End Clinic will be rep-
resented by booths. The Jewish
brew Placement Bureau, the He-
Association
Baa,
hew
F l e4 Socia l Servi c e Bure a u
the
Jewish
are to send poster displays.
Mrs. Samuel Glogower, who Is
a member of a number of boards
of Federation agencies and an
active member of the Community
Fund campaign organization, is a
member of the exposition floor
Through Dr. Nathan Goldmann, president of the committee, with Mrs. Ernest
Kanzler and Mrs. Charles Bristol.
Powers Give Sharp Reminders of Pledge to
, League of Nations on Minorities; Stress
Existence bf Many Obligations
GENEVA. — The Committee on Jewish
Delegations defined its attitude toward the
declaration of Colonel Joseph Beck, the Pol- 1
ish foreign minister, declaring all further co-
operation by Poland in the matter of interna-
tional protettion of minorities ended unless
such supervision' were applied to all countries.
committee comprising all the delegations of Jewish repre-i
sentatives, they issued a statement which is in effect a
protest against Poland's action.
The statement says that all the Jewish organizations I
regard the benefits they have received under the minori-
ties treaty of 1919 as a marked advance toward obtaining!
a universal protection system andn
NEW COURSES AT I
BETH EL COLLEGE
Center Puppet Show
The Jewish Centers Association
is to have an exhibit illustrating
as many phases of their program
as possible. A puppet show
manned by children of the Centers
will be one feature. Members of
the art school will be present,
with sketching material, as well
as specimens of work. The ex-
hibit is in charge of James K.
Strauss, publicity chairman of the
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,
that events of the last 16 years,
especially the new situation of the
Jews in Germany, indicate the nec-
essity for maintaining and enlarg-
ing that system.
It is also a fact, says the state.
meat, that the present Polish gov-
ernment has taken a stand against Dr. Max Weine Joins Facul-
anti-Semitism and has proclaimed
ty; Rabbi Frim to Teach
equality of rights as the guiding
Jewish Folklore
principle of its policy, but the
statement concludes:
Beth El College of Jewish
"Whatever may be the decision Studies announces a list of 15
taken upon the Polish proposal on courses. The college will open
generalization of the minorities Monday night, Oct. 8, and hold
system by the League of Nations, sessions for a season of 30 Mon-
it is obvious that Jewry must. de- day nights.
fend the maintenance in undimin-
.
The college this year is special-
ished strength of minority rights
izing in modern and current Jew- Ti
as now stipulated in treaties."
ish history.
Poland Firm en Repudiation
"It is now a matter of Jewish
The Polish delegation has de-
cided to make no new statement history," Rabbi Fram stated in
announcing
„ „„ the new season of
• either supporting or moderating „,,,,,
""o• " Ho w can any
Colonel- Beck's declaration weal '"""
one should seem to be necessary Jew
Jew even begin to understand the
when the League's subcommittee problems which face him at the
present time unless he has an in-
dealing with the situation takes
o f the historical
telligent
up
up this matter of generalizing the I
wh ich the
protection of minorities. At pees- background out of
events that affect him so keenly
ent the delegation stands on Col-
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
have arisen?"
onel Beck's declaration.
Dr. Weise on Staff
There is an old Hebrew adage to
This however, has been modi-
To meet this need, Beth El Col- th e effect that he who runs after
fied ink someslight degree by a
decision to have Poland repre- lege had added to its faculty, Dr. honors will find glory flying from
sented when the Prince of Pless as Max Weine, who recently received hint—and the reverse.
Apply this to Henry Greenberg,
a minority citizen renews his ap-
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Tiger first baseman, and this an-
peal to the League against the
cient
now acquires additional
t f o b k ac taxes assessed
paymen
weight.
against him on his Upper Silesian
Modest "flank" remains in the
properties.
limelight and his popularity is un-
Condemned by 3 Power.
questionably due in great meas-
Poland's notice to the League of
Nations that hereafter she will re•
The Zionist Organization of De- ure to his unassuming nature.
It was not so long ago that a
fuse all international collaboration troit will resume activities for the
in the matter of protection of her current year at a meeting to be group of Jews offered to arrange
minorities was put in Re true as- held at Congregation Shaarey • testimonial dinner for Henry. It
pect from the League's viewpoint Zedek on Tuesday evening, Oct. was planned to present hint with a
by successive declarations from 2. The feature of this meeting fine gift—was it to be an automp-
bile?—and to shower him with 'en-
Britain, France and Italy.
will be a series of brief talks by
The Poles do not wish to retreat Detroiters who have just returned comia.
But "Hank" vetoed the idea: He
and the only logical consequence from tours of Palestine.
displayed good sense in doing so,
of sticking to their present atti-
On Oct. 20, at a meeting at and his arguments were sound.
tude would be withdrawal from Hotel Stotler, the Detroit Zion- There are K. C. members on the
the League. That would mean an ists will be addressed by Dr. Tiger team, are there not, he asked.
open breach with France and Brit- Abram L. Sachar, national direc- How come that Catholics do not
ain and definite alignment with tor of the Hillel Foundations.
Germany. With Russia entering
The annual Zionist dance will
He Reads The Chronicle
the League. that might not suit be held on Nov. 3, at Hotel Stat-
the Poles either.
ler, the occasion honoring the 17th
Nevertheless. it seems plain that anniversary of the issuing of the
Henry Greenberg reads The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Balfour Declaration.
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When he addressed the meet-
ing of Pisgah Lodge of B'nai
B'rith last Thursday, someone
io the audience asked him to
tell how he got his start in
baseball. To which Henry re-
plied:
By MILTON BROWN
"Don't you read The Chron-
icle?"
(Covertelt. Hit Jewish TsIseteehk Avner. Ines
EDITORS NOTE: The following is the third of a series of four
articles that paint an illuminating picture of what Germany and
German Jews may expect in the immediate future. The series is
based on close observations made by Mr. Smolar, chief European
correspondent of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, over a period of
several months.
BERLIN—It really makes veil(
little difference to the Jews of Geist
many whether Hitler's influence
upon the government is still as
strong as heretofore, or whether
the actual dictator in the governs
ment cabinet today is not Hitler,
but Goering.
As far as the Jews are cons
cerned, both are certainly bad.
With respect to the Jewish ques-
tion, differences between flitter and
Goering are negligible indeed.
Nevertheless, the fact that Goer-
ing—and not Hitler—has now be
cone the silent lord of the Nazi
cabinet should not be taken lightly
because outside influences whit
can be exerted upon Hitler canno
be brought to bear upon Goering.
Hitler—with all his various demo=
gogic faults—is nevertheless al
European, a person who has seme.
regard for the rest of the world;,
and to whom the opinion of the ,
outside world means a great deal.
He is a person who pays some at
tentiun to the press of the world.
Not so, however, Goering. Goer-
ing is Prussian. He is brutal and
military. Foreign public opinion
means nothing whatever to him.
The attitude of the outside world
does not effect him in the slights'
est. His chief interest is Germany
from within, His line of action
is: if Germany will but be strong'
and disciplined within, the world,
outside will of necessity be forced
to change its attitude towards the,
present German government. '
Ban on Jews by Rudolph Hess is
PALESTINE SCHEME Now Admitted in Reich; Orders
FOR NEW COUNCIL
Are Receiving Much Publicity
Ill for Jews OUTLINE PROPOSED
Goering's approach to the Jew-
ish question is also in line with
Goering has never
this policy
been affected by the anti-German
campaign carried on abroad, our by
the boycott against German goods.
Certainly not by the opinions ex-
pressed by the press of the world
concerning anti-Jewish activities in
Germany. If he could have had
his way, there would not be a single
Jew in Germany today. He would
have engineered an exodus of all
Jews within 21 hours. Ile hes de-
clared that all Jews should be es-
corted to the border and expelled.
Ile would certainly have carried
out such a plan, whether or not it
would have aroused the conscience
of the world. To Goering, Germany
is the world, Germany alone.
So far, however, Goering has
not had a great deal of power. On
the contrary; his power diminished
from one month to the next. He
was minister of the interior for
Prussia. But his opponents in
Nazi ranks saw to it that he was
ousted. He was chief of police,
but he was supplanted by some-
one else. His closest friend, Herr
Diels, was head of the secret police
— (the German GPII) — but the
post was taken from him.
Goering sass. that he was becom-
ing isolated. So what recently
happened in Germany came to pass.
Ile saw that an attempt was being
made to push hint into an obscure
corner, leaving him with but the
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Development of Plan for
Representative Legisla-
tive Body
ATTITUDE OF JEWIS H
AGENCY ON CHANGES
The Churchill • Samuel and
Paaafield White Papers
on Council
JERUSALEM. (l'alcor) — Ac-
cording to reliable ..formation,
the High Commissioner will con-
fer with the British Government
on the question of establinhing• a
Legislative Council in Palestine,
in the course of his visit to Lon-
dell in September-October.
A definite decision may then
be reached regarding the proposed
constitutional changes in Pale s
tine and the time of their intro-
duction.
A brief survey of the history of
the plans for a Legislative Coun-
cil appears timely.
The first plan was put forward
in the White Paper of 1922 for
which Mr. Churchill, the then
secretary for the Colonies, and
Sir Herbert Samuel, then High
Commissioner for Palestine, were
responsible. The projected Coun-
cil was to consist of 12 elected
members, two of whom were to be
Jews. At the time there were
83,000 Jews in Palestine, or 11
per cent of the population.
Accepted by Zionists
The Zionist Executive of the
day decided to accept the White
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reenberg Hailed as Greatest Player
Jews Have Cootributed to Base Ball
•
• I
,
Aug. 16 Order Forbids Public Association of
Party Members with Jews; Told to Prac-
tice "Becoming Aloofness" to Jews
REBELLION AGAINST RULE BY
NAZIS AMONG HAMBURG ACTORS
Dorothy Thompson, Writer, Expelled From
Germ&ny, Upon Arrival in New York
Declares Role of Jews Hopeless
BERLIN — The press is now giving pub-
licity to a round robin issued by Rudolf Hess,
Chancellor Hitler's deputy as leader of the
Nazi party and chief aide, in which the mem-
bers of the party are reminded to practice
"becoming Aloofness" towards Jews.
The order was dated Aug. 16 and was sent out from
party headquarters in the Brown House in Munich. Its
existence was denied by the Propaganda Ministry shortly
after it was issued.
The order admonishes party members to respect the
business and occupational rights vouchsafed to the Jews
•by German law but forbids to
Nazis the following:
"First, representation of Jews
before the courts against mem-
FOUR REASONS FOR bars of the party.
USSISHKIN PROJECT
Simon Shetzer Tells Why
Jewish Community Should
Support Campaign
"Secondly, all pleading for
Jews at State offices or privately,
"Thirdly, writing or signing.
recommendations or credentials
for Jews.
"Fourthly, acceptance of Jew-
ish contributions for party par-
petits.
Simon Shetzer, chairman of the
eFifthly, social intercourse with
, drive for $2,000 for the Kfar Us- Jews In public.
I sishkin Project, has issued a state-
"Sixthly, the wearing of party
inept in which he advances four badges during working hours by
reasons why Detroit Jews should employes of Jewish concerns,"
support this important cause, Mr.
"Jewish Spirit" Assailed
Shetzer's statement follows: The order goes on to assert that
"There are at least four cogent "the party has had to make im-
reasons why the Detroit Jewish manse sacrifices In its struggle
community should participate in against the domination of the de-
the Kfar Ussishkin Project. structive Jewish spirit and it must
In the first place, this project be regarded as shamelessness for
is in direct furtherance of the regu- party members to stand up for
ler land redemption program of the
ewiottelsIatienal .Fund.s. Faismdt.of those who sboxiskonght P/ smUt11.....
Palestine In general, and Zionists ill-fortunell'iny at a dm*
in particular, have not always when millions of citizens are still
recognized the real significence of living in bitter poverty."
Members of the party are also
the Jewish National Fund, nor
have they always accorded it the warned that disobedience will
support which it merits. The Jew•bring them before one of the party
rts.
Fundepitomizes
n ,nL
t p as t t b ae . I courts.
ish N National
at
By "MICKEY" COCHRANE
Manna, of the Detroit Tiara
Indication that there are
of
latex the regeneration of the pen., people in Germany who are will-
In nip opinion "Hank" Green- ple of Israel through the redemp- ing to stand up for the Jews is
berg is destined to become one of tion of the land of Israel. The Jew- contained in a report from Ham-
the outstanding stars of the Ameri• ish National Fund is Zionism in burg, however. The Ilamburg
can League. He has the size and action. Through the insistence of division of the actors' professional
group, a unit of the Nazi Labor
p ower to rival Ruth, Gehrig and
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Front, has been warned four times
F oxy as a great slugger. lie also
that "non-Aryan" members must ,
has s real competitive spirit, and
be expelled.
is a great team player. I predict
Last week-end a special session
a brilliant future for him.
• • •
of the Hamburg group was called.
A representative of the Labor
Temple Beth El will observe Front in the Nazi Chamber ep-
the Feast of Tabernacles by ape. peered. lie had scarcely begun
cial services on Monday morning, to speak when the members gut
Sept. 24, at 10:30 a. m, the mil- up and loudly began to protest,
pit will be occupied by Dr. Leo demanding that he leave the hall.
By H. G. SALSINGER
1,111"r of the Petri& Nees
M. Franklin, who will speak on Finally the chairman called in the '
the subject, "The Search for police and the Jewish members
There is sonic controversy about Happiness." were removed forcibly.
On Saturday, Sept. 22, Rabbi ' After this the Labor Front of-
Henry Greenberg's place in the
baseball ratings and this is only Leon From will occupy the pulpit finial again tried to obtain the
proper because Henry Greenberg and take as his subject, "A Re- floor and go on with the meeting.
is playing his first full season in the view of the Year 5694." . but the shouting started again and
The Temple Forum is sending, the actors left the hall.
major leagues and many full sea-
Kaisers Hit as Pro-Jewish
sons stretch ahead of him, ift has ; out its circulars for the Current
not been in the big leagues long 'season. All who are Interested On the other hand, the official
enough to establish himself defin- !should write to the Temple Forum, party anti-Semites are continuing
itely in any certain niche. But on
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one point there is no dispute and _
there can be none for this point
ger First Baseman Hailed as Such by Sports Writers for Free Press, News and Times;
Lauded by Cochrane, Bingay and Tyson; Will Receive J. T. A. and Maccabi
Trophies; Rabbi Thum im Explains His Stand
Lanky "Hank" Still
In the Limelight
Zionists Resume
Activities Oct. 2
THE WEEK IN REVIEW
•
Greatest Jewish Baseball Player
By MORRIS WEINER
ht. lett. J•ropti Telogmehl•
a mid-season berth with the
"Hank" Greenberg, pet first
Terrymen, npr Harry Denning or
baseman of the Detroit Tigers,
who has been
Moe Berg who
••••••.,
it et, s's
slambanging the ,
trailed the
apple for so:,
leader. Johnny
no many homers-
Kling, the old-
a n d consider;
timer who now
is the proud
able more two-
owner of the
baggers, has
Kansas City
been voted by
the baseball
Blues, was elec.
ted into second
fans of the east
place in this
as the "Great-
est Jewish Base-
great contest.
ball Player of
As a result of
All Time."
his victory,
In a contest
"Hank" Green-
that ran nearly
berg will re-
a month, spon-
ceive a trophy
sored by the
from the J. T.
Jewish Tele-
A., should the
graphic Aged-
Tigers play the
cy, Greenberg
World Series in
nearly doubled 1
New York. At
the votes of his
the same time
closest conten-
he will be
der and, sur-
awarded a
prising as it
EENBERG `Certificate of
may seem it
"HANK" GR
Distinction" by
was not Phil
the U. S. Maccabi Association
Weintraub the slugging meat.
with headquarters in New York.
packer from Chicago who landed
Called Great Team
Player by Cochrane
Succoth Services
At Temple Beth El
Greatest Jewish
Player in Baseball
Earns His Day Off
By hitting a home run on
Turtles., "Hank" Greenberg
was told that he hsd trned his
day off on Yom F.ippur.
When he reached home plate
scoring the first ran Tuesday,
many hundreds of fans shouted
to him: "Happy Ness. Year,
Hank. You can have the day
off tomorrow."
Henry attended Kol Nidre
services at Temple Beth El and
was again at the Shaarey Zedek
all of Yom Kippur Day, Wed•
nesday.
Importance of Hebrew Education
Stressed in Holy Day Addresses
Rabbis and Lay Speakers Address Congregations on
Occasion of Hebrew Education Month; Arrange.
ments Made for Addresses Over Radio
Jews in Upper Silesia, view Po- slier to sponsor testimonial dinner
POLAND
'n their honor? It is simple, h
The Jewish New Year open= land's latest action with great glee. I concluded, that the triumph of the ore for him and calls him the rival
' Education Month, which corn - was introduced by Rudolph Zuie-
with an attempted repudiation of', The problem of minority rights Tigers is not the concern of any of Ruth, Gehrig and Foxx.
menced with holiday Rosh Hash- back, who also made a stirring so-
the right of the League of Nations in the Saar, should they vote Ger- one group or of several groups.
!Malcolm
W.
Bingay,
editorial
nnet,,
is now in full progress. Our- peal to the congregation for the
to guarantee the right. of minori- man in the coming plebiscite, are ; It is a community affair.
director of the Detroit Free l're's,
ing the New Year services, rabbis support of their Talmud Torah
ties as set forth in the Versailles also concerned.
believes
that
Greenberg
is
"in
posi-
and
lay
speakers addressed their which is a branch of the United
Wisely
Acts
M,AIL„C„Ot.L.,M,,,,W,...,,,B,INC,GAI,Y...
B,y„,,,,,
Treaty. The Polish government, GERMANY
Outstanding Detroit Jewish lead- tion to do untold good in breatarz ,,,,
congregations and stressed the I Hebrew Schools. M. Michlin
through its Foreign Minister Col-, After its third suppression, Der
down
the
mean
and
vicious
pi
o-
importance
of Jewish education, spoke at the Fenkell Synagogue.
one( Jozef Beck, first made appli- Stuermer appeared in a special . ers, when first approached to co- judices against an ancient and hon. ' Her,ry Greenberg has shown that •
acquainting them with the services Rabbi Max Weine, who is in
h league to "generalize edition in honor of the Nazi Con- ' operate in sponsoring ouch a testi-
cation
arable
people.
rendered by the United Hebrew charge of the supplementary serv-
I he is destined to be one of the
the national minority treaties for gress ■ it Nuremburg. The issue , menial, expressed the hope that
deals with the character of henry Schools.
P. Ward, sports editor
I ices of the Shaarey Zedek,
all powers" and urged that aq in- carried ■ call from its publisher, Henry would object to it. And of Charles
the Detroit Free Press, gives I great hitters of modern baseball ;reenberg.
' Joseph Haggai ,,poke before a , stressed Jewish education in one
ternational conference be convened ' Julius Streicher, proudly describ- Henry proved right.
Frank J. Navin, president of ,he i and one of its finest first hassmen.
Retorting
back
now
to
the
}le-
ing
himself
as
"the
greatest
anti-
He
is
one
of
the
illustrious
per-
large
audience
at
the
synagogue
of
his sermons. Sol Kasdan spoke
for that purpose.
The minority rights in Poland Semite of all times." urging the im- i brew adage, it is safe to say that Tigers, crsdit for appointing Green- i He has everything to make him former. of baseball. He is one of . connected with the Tuxedo School,' at the Tuxedo Shul.
modestly
unassumirg
"Hank"
is
be-
berg.
,
Radii Add
mediate
elimination
of
all
Jews
the
best
four
or
five
sluggers
in
that. He has tremendous strength.
located at Tuxedo and Holmur.
were set up as a part of the Ver-
Bud Shaver, sports editor of the I
i ing repaid with manifold honors
sailes treaty and apply to all from German life.
ii I speed and skill at the bag. He has the game. Ile is the beet fielding On the second day of Rosh Hash- I Judge Charles S. Rubiner, chair-
for
reje.ting
the
proposal
to
have
Detroit
Times,
says
Greenberg
Reich
Minister
of
Education
first
baseman
in
the
American
. mush. Max Chomsky addressed the , man of Education Month of the
succession countries, that is, coun-
fighter who
fast becoming the most popular i the rootage of a born
tries creatsd by the Peace Treaty Bernhard Rust supplemented his hint singled out for a testimonial
i never quits until the game is over. League. He is a powerful base- sante congregation. He acquaint- I United Hebrew Schools, has made
runner but he is, above all else, ed them with the youth move- contacts with the following Jew-
as • result of the ending of the previous order excusing German dinner in advance of the event ball player, that he has an at-
niece
than
all
i
Is
But Greenberg
one of the outstanding characters , meets in Detroit and urged them I ish radio stations: WJBK, %tan-
pecifically Covered by Jewish children from taking Nazi planned in honor of the Tigers by tractive personality and crowd ap- , I this.
World War. Specifically'
There have been litany great I
of sport. He is the greatest play- ts cooperate with the Hebrew , sored by Aaron Karland; WMBC.
the minority rights are the right to racial courses by directing that the Detroit Board of Commerce at peal .
"I
believe
be
is one of the ou l.Ihitters and many great ballplayers.: er the Jews have contributed to 'Schools. Irving Schlussel, ores'-'sponsored by H. Altman; and
I
the
end
of
this
month.
only
children
who
ask
for
permis-
equality of treatment, the right to
For a number of days now, ! standing players in the Amen, as ' Greenberg is also a sportsman in i baseball and he serves as an illus- , dent of Young Israel, delivered an I WJBK, sponsored by Harry Wein-
acquire nationality, the right to sion to stay away be ex:used.
professional
game.
He
has
won
"Hank" has been the hero of the league eoday," Ty Tyson, radio i 0
trious torch bearer since the pub- , inspiring address at Congregation I [ions for
t w i r the
ed
purpose
u
of hasi n g
life, personal liberty and freedom LATVIA
twice
The new government of Lats- St baseball fans. Naturally, the Jew- announcer for the Detroit New s, j.the admiration and affection of the lic judges peoples by the idols they Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow , addresses delivered over these sta-
of worship and rights concerning
ish fans are not out of the picture. tells u Items yes; but he has won more than Ir., 71,uch ea nd rn i a n n Gze.e
.
sntinuen
to
be
quite
anti-Semitic.
c
t g d e Wilson.
r gEducation
the use of a minority language.
These
statements
are
timely
in
,
that,
He
has
won
the
high
esteem
a
' not th
o n e
In the past the protection of The Pottle Zion, the Socialist Zion- "Yaaleh l'eyoveh," the Jewish
All Orthodox rabbis directed the Month.
liated gr s o ups, were !writer with a name from the view of the overwhelming vote al-! Of his fellow players. They look exemplifies the better qualities of attention of their respective con- ' Judge Rubiner will speak over
these rights for minorities incor- ists, and as
Prayer Book. has already given a ready given Henry Greenberg in ' up to him as a manly man with • the human race but the best coal-
porated in • new state were vested srdered closed by the government.
gregations
to the urgent need of I Station WJBK, Sunday, Sept. 30,
s. the banning of i full description of the manner in the J. T. A. contest for the out- world of good common sense in his men of the sport that claims him educating their children Jewishly at 6:15 p. rn. Philip Stomovitz
in the great Powers of Europe but This action follow'
all Jewish papers but one and the I which Jewish admirers and en- standing Jewish ball player. young head and with • fine sense of as ■ in integral part.
of
the
station
l a i n
with
and connecting them with the!
fuss over this big
In the meantime the Greenberg modesty.
To begin with. Greenberg ia
League of Nations in the Treaty introduction of special licenses for thusiasts made a
aw t ilis
the Peak
same hourthe following
same
The Jewish people are to be con- competitor of the first rank. He ■ United Hebrew Schools.
fellow when he came to services Rosh Hashonah epic is renewed by
of Versailles the protection of min- expsrt dealers, licenses which have
(Sunday, Oct. 7. Joienh Haggai
Yore
Kippur
Aadmmee
.
an
explanatory
statement
by
Rabbi
gratulated
that
Greenberg
is
such
at
Shaarey
Zedek.
hss the flrhting heart that any
ority rights was given over to the been refused the Jewish exporters
Mr. liartrai also delivered ass I spoke over Station WMBC, Sun- .
Ineeph Thumim. This Orthodox • splendid type of their people. great athlete must have. His man-
And now?
thus taking the entire expert trade
Council of the League,
"MO yomru ha-goyim!" What leader was pervious"y quoted as ad- He is in position to do untold good ager, Gordon Stanley Cochrane, a imoreasive address during Yom ' day. Sept. 16, at 12:4S p. m. Sol
The Polish action is cons idered out of the hands of the Jews,
Kippur
at Coe Philadelphia-Byron ; R. Levitt will speak over the some
?
viii^g "Hank" thet he is permitted In breaking down the mean and
do the Gentiles m y
Firot•h Preshrterien, has said that
a direct attack upsn the authority GREECE
"He is the greatest ball player to play on Rosh Hashonah and the vicious prejudices against an an- he places Greenberg among the Synagogue, where an audience of station at the same boor, Sun-
A serial , part of the Selsn , sa
and sanctit y of the League of Na-
over
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filled the auditorium. I day. Sept. 30. Milton M. Alex-
Jews have contributed to lase eahbeth. But Rabbi Tumim moth- cient and honnrable people. As the
tions. It involves a major principle p-es% co-times to be anti-Semitic -ball." declare% H. G. Sal•inger, fin this opinion, in a statement people get to knovi "Hank" Green- Detroit players for competitive Are. Max Chomsky spoke on Yom Kip.' ander will speak over Statisn
and the developments that may tot- despite the fact thet the r•erN sports editor of the Detroit News . whi-h we shall presently quote. 'berg better they will admire him "Give we nine Cry Otero' and our at the Shaarev Zion Sena.: WJBK, Sunday, Sept. 3P. 'at s1
we'll have the pennant cinched by
low this latest step by Poland are meet press is attire-Mine to noun
But first let the non-Jews tell not only as a ball player but look Labor Day," remarked Cochrane rogue. Linwood and Sturtevant., a. tn., and the Sunday following
Coetureses Tribute
u the nr•pagarda by 'woe. T
qa
of great significance.
I °We Fanush suolie at the Ohel Rabbi Max Weine will 'meek over
Cochran•. "Hank's" you sihy Henry Greenberg ranks up to him and love hint as a gen-
Germany. irked by the League's I readers that Jews tee 'red e:ti - "Mickey"
(Ton to Page Opposite Editorial , Moshe, 29th and Michigan. Es the same station at the same hour.
'part/man.
•
manager, predicts a brilliant tut- es high in their estimation: I tItman and a
enforcement of minority rights to tens and equally good patriots.
Will Break Down
Vicious Prejudices
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