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Jewish Delegation at Geneva
Attacks Poland's Repudiation
Of Treaty on Minority Rights

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the degree of Doctor of Hebrew
Centers.
Miss
Emma
Butzel
is
and
of
opposition
to
ralgeon
or
Letters
from
the
Jewish
Theolog-
,
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ical Seminary for work in modern , chairman of hostesses for the
I violation.
.
booth.
Mrs.
David
Werbe
is
in
The racial minorities in Poland Jewish history, and who is work.
one course or the other they must
take. Declarations from the great- are still very cautious in express , i ng toward the degree of Doctor • charge of the art exhibit.
Moving pictures will show the 0
er powers were sharp and plain.ling their opinions. Senator Then, I of Philosophy from Columbia Uni-
work of North End Clink. The 0
a rabbi of Krakow, declared in anl vers it y in the some field.
Sir John Simon, British Secretary, interview that the Jews had not I Dr. Weine
m charge
will give two coarsen. publicity committee
led these. After stating his opin- complained or made any use of I The first will be entitled "Modern of the exhibit under the chair-
ion that in the serious situation the treaty and that therefore repu - lJewish History," beginning with manship of Seymour J. Frank. A A
wherein the League undoubtedly diation meant nothing to them in the French Revolution and the special exposition committee con- 13
stands," the best remedy was to
sists of: Ralph A. Mayer, chair- g
carry on steadily all the practical practice. Emancipation, and going on to the man, Mrs. A. Max Kohn, Miss
The Zionist newspaper Hajnt
work i that could be done, but that
Anderson, Miss Selma
silence over Foreign Minister Jo- of Warsaw is full of misgivings,
Sampliner, Miss Eleanor Stanfield,
seph Beck's statement might be however, lest other countries fol-
Mrs. Luck Topcik, Mrs. Elsie 10
misinterpreted. Sir John divided low Poland's example.
Wunderlich, Dr. Lawrence F. Se-
The Ukrainian leader, Dr. Le
Colonel Beck's pronouncement
gar and Dr. Morris P. Meyers.
wicki, declared that the Ukrain-
into two parts.
Sponsor. of Pictures
They were, he said, first the ians of course regretted that they
The moving picture is being
proposal for universalization of were the only people to ask the
I made through the courtesy of the
international protection of minori- League for protection, but de-
Eastman Kodak Company, with g
ties, and second, the particular clared that they never rad re-
I C. T. Ilutchinson in charge. 0th-
position of certain States at press ceived adequate aid from Geneva.
lers who have assisted with the ex-
ent bound by minority treatment. The League minority machinera!
hibit are Thomas McCormick of
The two were distinct, and the ob- works very slowly and could sel-1
the advertising department of the
dem
satisfy
the
Ukrainian
minor-1
ligations entered into by treaty
People's Outfitting Company, M. I
ity here, he said.
Walton, who photographed the
• by any State on the subject could
Poland to Protect Jews
not depend upon a decision to be
' film, Maurice Caplan of the Metro- 2
reached in the future upon a more
Poland has no intentions of in-
politan Moving Picture Company, •
fringing on Jewish rights in that
general proposal.
[ Leonard Simons and Edward J.
Obligations Stressed country, and minority treaties
I Stimpson, Jr., of Campbell-Ewald.
I have been made an integral port
Mrs. Andrew Wineman, Mrs. A
Then he added:
"The United Kingdom, thejof the Polish Constitution and are
1 Samuel Mendelsohn and Mrs. PA'
Louis James Rosenberg are to g
country I represent, together with inviolable, Colonel Josef Beck,
twine powers, Is a party to the Polish Foreign Minister, declared
, serve as hostesses for the Corn-
=nay Fund booth, on Tuesday,
Polish minorities' treaty; we have, in an interview with the Jewish
Health Day. Dr. David J. Levy
signed it. And Poland accepted Telegraphic Agency.
DR. MAX WEINE
is to be the speaker. Ile will talk d o
certain treaty obligations with re-' Poland's wish to be treated as
Bard to minorities, which included the equal of the other powers Is present situation, with special on infantile paralysis at II o'clock. 0
Work of Children'. Home
the guarantee of the League of the only reason for his declaration reference to the role of Palestine
Jewish Children's Home plans
of last Thursday, the Polish states- in the Jewish life of modern times.
Nations.
"I would amid that the terms of man said, adding that the words his second course will be the first I to show in pictures, posters awl
Article XCIII of the Treaty of of Louis Barthou, French Foreign of a sequence of two courses in murals the activities of their or- A'
Versailles, that part of the treaty Minister; Sir John Simon, British Jewish history for those students gunization. Dr. Otto A. Hirsch 0
which deals with' the establish- Foreign Secretary, and Baron who p lan two years' work. The is in charge of the display.
Mrs. Henry Wineman, presi-
ment of the boundaries of Poland, Pompso Aloisi of Italy could not course will be entitled "Ancient
change the Polish attitude.
and Medieval Jewish History." , dent of the Travelers' Aid, is
can riot be overlooked.
The Polish Foreign Minister Students who take this course dur• I chairman of Child Care and Fam-
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certain procedure laid down in stated that his country would par- ing the present season will follow i ily Care Day, which is Wednesday.
Fred M. Butzel is chairman of
certain Council resolutions as to ticipate in discussions on the Po• it with the course In "Modern
! the program for Friday, Sept. 28,
the manner in which this guaran- fish proposal to generalize the Jewish Ilistory" next season.
i
Fntd.
Course
on
which
day the protective
tee should he exercised—a pro- minority treaties.
Rabb
1 agencies of the Fund will partici-
cedure which clearly implies co.
Rabbi Frani will continue his
course
in
"Current
Jewish
His.'
pate.
Mr.
Butzel will introduce
operation by Poland. These reso- Jeer Roosevelt for Greetings to
the Rt. Rev. 111. J. Gruppa, di-
U. S. Jews
lutions became binding on Poland
rector
of
Catholic Charities of
WARSAW. (JTA) —President t"Y'" In this course the rabbi
by reason of her acceptance of
Roosevelt
and members
his cab- occur
interprets
world
they . Detroit, who will speak at 11
them.
inet who extended
Rosh of
Ilashonah
and as
they events
affect as
Jewish
o'clock.
"It is clear that It will not be
life. This is the fourth season
•nisa tions
Spons oring Orgeund,
possible for any State to release greetings to American Jewry 1 that Rabbi Fram has been pre-
commis-
Mrs, Hugo A. Fr
through
the
Jewish
Telegraphic
,
senting this course.
itself frorn obligations of this kind
sioner of Girl Scouts, is chairman
and thus entered into by unilateral. Agency were sharply attacked , Rabbi David Cedarbaum of of ,,
the program for Saturday,
last week by the Gazeta Wars ' rinsing, Mich., will offer a new I which
action."
is Young People's Day.
course on "The Sociology of Jew-! School
Louis Barthou, the French For- zawska, chief organ of the Endek Lansing,
ren are especially in.
. . children
b
course
he
will
a
In
this
et
eign Minister, who followed, was anti-Semites.
ash
Life."
outpouring of literature on the sited to the program in the audi-
The President and has cabinet . analyze and interpret the recent 1 torium, which will be of especial
equally brief and scarcely less ens-
ihatic France, said M. Barthou, were called the "Shabes Goyim ofout
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wits a signatory to the minorities the United States, " by the anti- , attempt
id to define the p osition of i Sponsoring orga Stations in-
in the modern world. I dude the League of Jewish Wom-
treaty, an d in fact held the presi- Semitic paper. The term normally the J
ce refers to a Gentile who in a Jew- Among the books to be analyzed j en's Organizations and the Coun-
dency of the peace conference
which is was concluded. It lab home performs tasks forbid- will be Dr. Mordecai Kaplaras
was, therefore, his duty to ao• den Jews on Sabbath, such as °Judaism as a Civilization," Rob- her
of of
Jewish
Women
as a mew-
her
the Detroit
Feleration
of
was, himself entirely with Sir lighting area and others. In n this s bi Stilto Steinberg "The Mak- Women's Clubs.
connection,
however,
the
Endek
ing
of
the
Modern
Jew,"
Dr.
Ja-
conclusion.
Board members of all partici-
paper implies that the President cob Dun n s Judaism
i in aa g patina agencies are to be in their
Respect for Facts Demanded
ing Civilization," Lewis Browne's' own booths as hostesses during''
the logical is a "servant of the Jews."
"F rance , p ursui ng
"How .Odd of God, An Introduc- ' the exposition hours. There will
Gazeta
Warszawska
poked
fun
line of her past attitude, consid-
ews,Hey wood d he no solicitation of funds at any
ers the problem thus raised solely at President Roosevelt as "Amer- tion to the

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from the point of view of respect ice's first citizen who was the first Broun's "Gentiles Only"
limn.
I George Sokolskv's "We Jews."
for treaties," said M. Barthou. , to greet American Jews."
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"She does not- intend to preclude I Endek youths, members of the
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any possibility in the matter of i National Democrat anti-Semitic
Another new course offered this
USSISHKIN PROJECT
modifications, the principle which party, participated in recent at- ear will be "Jewish Folk-Lore,
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I tacks on Jews in the streets of Y lsolk-Ways an
and Folk.11umor," to
is accepted in these treaties them-
abbi Fram. The! (Continued from Page One.l
st!ens, but she does not thnk it is Lodz and upon Jewish cafes and
giv en . b y R
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open to a single power to proceed I shops
the
predominantly
upon the
suggested
by the re- the Jewish Jew-
course in
National Fund
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to
these
modifications
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neighborhoods.
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• pedestrians 'I' ore '' delivered tbyDr. Joseph L.
—satin less to denunciation—out•! A number of Jeaish
authority on the subject, sively upon Jewish National Fund ing devotion these many years.
side the procedure provided for or I were suddenly attacked by Endek Lore
bi3ecti,
And lastly there is involved in
Beth lands , the national character of the
by negotiations with the other con•' bands, who at the same time raid- at the closing exercises of et Jewish homeland is assured and our support of the Kfar Ussish-
h- El College last season. Dr. Baron
ed Jewish shops and cafes, smas,
kin
Project the discharge of a
tracting parties."
, guaranteed.
moral obligation. Four years ago ,
i nt,: windows and beating all Jews b aroused a tremendous enthusiasm
Baron Ponipeo Aloisi of Italy ; th
second reason is the immed- when Ussishkin was a guest of our
ey
f
oun
d.
he
hooligans
were!
for
the
subject
and
Rabbi
Fram
iate
provided the finishing touch. He!
zat urgency for additional colon-
Several of the
, I was besieged with requests to give ; i ion facilities in Palestine for community, we promised him that
refused to regard Colonel Beck's'
headquarters 1
we would raise $50,000 over a per- ;
statement as more than a novel i arrested and their
in the Jewish
Another new course will be. are fl eei ng Germany and Poland iod of five years. A combination ;
way of making suggestions of a of the Endek
the
d
l and from those lands where the of circumstances has militated ;
general character, because if it
ronn
; gthiveenf
against the fulfillment of our prom-
were to be considered as an iso- chief secretary of the Endek
member jokf, bases of life have been rendered ise. Now, however, there is given
f aculty, Aaron ew A.
groups
in
Lodz
laded affirmation. he said, it would youthvge
of the M. A., a scholar in the field of 1 so inadequate and intolerable. At
MILWAUKEE
the
h
the opportunity to redeem, even
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be tantamount to simple, unilat•
, German and Russian literature. this particular historic moment Us
though in a very small measure,
n party the burden of the '
era) rejection of an international '" a r p,. " die
will
offer
a
course
in
"The
Jew
when
Jews,
seeking
a
haven
of
life
'
H
r y campaign bus fallen .
the pledged word and the honor of
anti-Semitic
or
nrid Literate as Author and peace. are coming to the shes
e 11,
World
undertekino.
the Detroit Jewish community.
s •
of Ow Emieks. ' in
and Subject." The course is in- of Palestine at the rate of 4,000
"The proposal, therefore," said upon the housiers
"These tour considerations con-
tended for a group of students per month, the land redemption and stitute collectively an irresistible
Baron Aloisi, "really lays before
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us nothing more than the revision JUNIOR HOME RELIEF
who will he interested in reading reclamation activities of the Jew- argument, the significance and
problems. My country first put
OFFICERS INSTALLED the great works of literature re- ish National Fund must be effect- I force of which is not to be denied.
beer guaranteed to be older than six months;
(erring to the Jew. Special atten• eve quickened and accelerated.
forward the idea that the treaties
Zionists and Fri end s of Palestine
also the Dark Beer and Private Stock Beer.
should be adapted to the changing A beautiful inauguration cere- lion will be given to the works of "In the third place, our support should welcome the Kfar Ussish-
circumstances of the time, because mony inaugurated the Junior Goethe, Dostoievsky, Browning, of this project should be called kin Project and the opportunity
Try them and see the difference,
that is the best means of insuring Home Relief Society's new year Brandes, Heine and Zangwill. forth by the desire to immortalize ! which it affords them to partici-1
the maintenance of peace. But, of work on Sunday, Sept. 16, at ' Rabbi Bernard Zeiger of Flint, the name of Menahem Ussishkin, pate with the Jews of the world
BREWED BY THE FAMOUS
at the same time, we have always the home of Molly Fishman. It Mich.. will again offer his course the World President of the Jewish , in honoring Menahem Ussishkin
asserted that this adaptation must was presided over by Rosalie Kan- in "blodern Religious Cults and National Fund. For half a cen- and in furthering the restoration
be effective in a legal way.
I ners, retiring president, who, at- Movements." In addition he will fury, Menahem Ussishkin has been and rehabilitation of our Jewish
that exceedingly popular identified with the hopes, the la- National Home."
Method of Revision
! ter a word of welcome, read a give
of Milwaukee, Wis.
"From these governing princ1-1 summary of the events of the course on "Comparative Religion. hors
and the achievements of the
Donors who have thus far con-
■ Zionist movement. In honor of his
plea of Italian policy there ensue. past year as written by Madeline which he will he presenting now seventieth anniversary, the new tributed to the Kfar Ussishkin Pro-
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two consequences. The first is Bett y Meyers. This, bliss Kan- . for the seventh time.
colony will be named Kfar Ussish- ' ject include the names of outstand-
ing Detroit Jewish leaders. A list
that the existing undertakings, ners followed with a farewell a a d- '
ro
Rabbi Elmer Berger of Pontiac kin There is no more a appropriate
,
of
the
donors
will
be
published
next
must be respected until the time I . dress
and
installed
the
new
presi-
r e that' w e can
an rende
ripel er this
dent, Elise Cohen. Miss Cohen, , will teach the courses in Bible tribute
rioutT
when they are replaced by ne w
I . • e a ture • ()ne course will be t no
hl I e ad
e r e than the redemption I week.
provisions. The second is that the ; after a speech of acct Lance, in. m.Ar
: n Introduction to the titera- in his name of a portion of the
idea of revision is not an empir• i stalled her officers: Vice-pres ident, ,
I The aim and end of all wisdom
ical criterion, the application of , Alice •Globerson; secretary, Made- codrse
lure of will
the Bible."
and the Study
second
land which
he with
has such
served
so un• are repentance and goo d work.
'
be " ASperial
remittingly
and
unswerv•
which depends on circumstances, line Betty Meyers; correspondent,' (lathe Prophets and Their Mess
but is a principle of a general Rose Yolles; treasurer Molly Fish- , e , to the Twentieth Century."
charac ter.
man.
Rose Pike will continue
• rile new president announced her Miss
Distributors in Wayne County, Oakland County,
"If, therefore, it is thought
course% in Hebrei
that, in the matter before us, it is the following committees: Public-
Macomb County
The
course
in "Methods of
necesaary to apply this principle it •
It
doesn't
concern
him
in
the
least.
oro
th ea erar, Fh
.st er R o
h l '
e J e wi
s h Scoo
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it must be regarded also as ad- ins; welfare, Sybil Weisman, Tear hi ing in th
Under Goering, the chances of ex.!
-
netted in respect to other clues- ch airman; b as k e t s, A n n a b e l Tarlo till be given b • Rabbi Cedar
, arcing external pressure to dies- ,
i
which in the same way are Evelyn Freedman; clothes, Edith aura and Mies Anna
post of mini.ster of :ate the conditions of the Jews are
R Oxen- ins •gnificant
school. handler, who is also egistrar of aviation. So it was suddenly dis-
The pros-
overned
by
provisions
deriving
Sarasohn,
Sylvia
Chase;
R
h El College.
pect that
the
German
government
from the peace conference and Jeanette London, Rodelle Bender; Be Dr. Len M. Franklin will not covered that Boehm was a traitor,' t slighter
than
ever
before.
measure
eocial,
greater
to
a
which even
Me
s' teach on Monday evenings. but he and that '74 important Nazi lead- , will of its own accord show any
Madeline Belt
s by Meyers,
might seem to be no longer in chairman. • Wi ma
hiller, Re se will offer a course on alonday ers—according•to Hitler's figures— tendency towards letting the Jews
, under Goering, cer-
harmony with
w the g encie s of the a • olles, Sylvia Broody. Lillian
alone iw,
s no. w
hanged in Germany, but Goering's!
death; that there ass even
im robable.
. •
present circumstance."
Marks, Frey& Velick, Sybil Eb- mornings.
h trust leinlY very
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attitude towards the Jews has not
reason
not
to
place
too
much
In other words, Italy warns Po- nee; program, unny
time
is
now
coming
when
Grossman,
G
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The
o
may be obtained by writing t - in Von Pop es. Thus it came to
Itered. Goering's opinion that the
Drapery Rods
land that revision of treaties in' Beatrice Nemer; cards and gifts, B . El College . W oodward and
that within 24 hours, hurl; the play around the Jewish ques- German police were not pledged to
t
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e
ect must involve other Beatrice ulus
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Ja, Elsi e Charli p ' Gladstone. or by telephoning
were bre. I lion c an become much more den• protect the Jewish inhabitants re-
m
t treds of Nazi l ea dery
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conceivabl y affect the Polish Cor-
Mr*. Leon Zechman, sponsor,
The only expense attached to sands of Nazi leaders fill the con- , than it has been. A period of is great
siessioire is s.a.e. Winds - Estimate. Furnl.hed Free
So long as Goering's opinion was
ap-
ridor. The Polish delegation is was then introduced, as was Mrs.
amps
as
political
psis-
internal
dissatisfaction
Al Weisman, president of Seniors. I attendance at the college is • tally
centration c
It is not the determining one in the
much annoyed.
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be
made
to
blame
the
attempt
will
Poland Hail. Tre•ty "End"
the senior organization, presented . dent may attend two courses each
ing, what he thought of the Ger
Now
Goering
wields
power
once
I ditquietude.
WARSAW.—All the big cities corsages to the retiring officers:
man Jews did not constitute a di-
more.
Now
he
is
a
ruler
again,
*ere
Poland
The several million disbanded
in Poland
beflagged and Rosalie Kanners, president; Elise Monday evening.
rect danger for them. And that
much more powerful than Goebbels.
great open-air meetings were held Cohen, vice-president; Dorothea
roo will go about dia• danger leas considerably lessened,
, S torm Tpers
Supplying the
In fact, he, rules over Hitler.
to celebrate the "historical day Eerie, secretary; Rose lopes, cor-
Naturally no one knows how gruntled and unemployed. Upon when Goering was suddenly re.
of Poland's liberation from hu- respondent; Beatrice Fisher tress-
' can retain his power whom will the blame for this he moved from the office of chief of
Proper
Grade
long
Goering
Jew
naturally.,
V
miliating and unjust minority user. and to the new officers.
in the present cabinet. There are Placed! Upon the
the whole police system.
—
treaties."
Refreshments were served.
o many intrigues for power go- . The German factories will have to
e
Onel
t
o
of
Oil
as
Now,
however,
the
wheel
has
(Continued
from
Pag
More than 30,000 persons gath-'
The next meeting will be held
ing on in Germany right now, too i close down because of an insuffi-;
_
hos I turned. Now Goering has not only
ered in Pilsudski Square, lie- :Sunday, Sept. 30, at 2:30 p. In.,
rsonal
disagreements.
The'
cleneY
of
raw
materials.
We
Specified
by
the
become
authoritative.
but
the
most
•
Woodwerd
and
Gladstone,
or
tele•
•
pe
man
ult will that be? ed Th e Jew's, of
claimed Marshal Joseph Pilsudski at the home of Dorothea Ferar
s cale of Goering's power has not fa
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relatives of authoritative person in the present
' phone
e. Dissatisfi
and Foreign Minister Joseph Beck 2959 Clements.
It
wavers
balanced.
Maker
of
Your
will
et
been
fully
cabinet.
Now
the
Jews
of
Ger-
Young People's
y
as victors in a great diplomatic .
and forth, and it is impossible trekssassinated
leaders
revenge by Nazi
an attempt
on will
the many have much more reason to
, open its season of activities Sun- back
battle to establish Poland's
s
to J Jewish
hi-
Oil Burner
P"i-
I Con ributions - to
day, Sept. 30, at 3 p. m., with a to tell as yet to which side it will life of some government official or fear their fates than they have
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great
power
and
to
ob-
i
t
tion as
finally lean.
had before.
tea
dant.,
and
short
business
meet-
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One thing, however, is certain. other, in Berlin or somewhere in
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No one in Germany today can
Colonel Beck has a remarkably
•
announced at that time for the So long as Gueri n
forsee how long Goering will re-
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'good press," but his tactics are
power which is heat present, the; The German Jews still recall tain his present power. Indeed, no
wishes
to
acknowledge
the
receipt
resumption
of
dramatics.
badmin-
CHARLES
E. FEINBERG, Vice•President
e criticized. The conservative
, Jews must not delude themselves
Varsaw Kurjer fears that his re- of the following donations: , ton, music and discuasion croons. , by thinking that the condition of with trembling the long speech one can forsee at all what is go-
Mrs. L Friedman, 16530 La- Young men of Temple families the Jews in Germany will be im- which Goering delivered when he ing to happen in Germany during
audiation of the minorities' treaty
the are of 21 and younr
ame into power and in which the next few months, Bat one
may he regarded as an attempt to calla Blvd. in memory of her over
women of 18 and over are invited PPros in t h e lean t .
must rot be optimistic and think
mother.
Mrs. Minnie Freedman.
club functions. happen under Goering is that the he declared openly and clearly that the condition of the German
et rid of the obligations forming
to participatforum
ersaillee
,
Mrs.
Jenny
Kennon,
2705
Hast-
mhership situation of the Jews will become , that "The German police were not Jew is now abeut to be normalizsd
part of the whole a,
, should
Aordiestions
on the occasion of the
he addressed to Mks Joae. worse. There can be no improve- organized to, protect the Jews." The I In Germany proper there is no sues-
Treaty may Inc regarded as an at- !
I German Jews remember that
of her daughter, Gloria.
ment.
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