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Merge the Funds of
Memorial Libraries

During the past week, the
combined committees of the Dr.
I. E. Lavine Memorial Library
Fund and the I). M. Nash Keys
Memorial Library Fund mergisl
under the name of the Lavine.
Keys Memorial Library. The
Seepe and usefulness of the li-
hrary will be enlargid. It will
continue to be housed at the
North End Clinic, 936 Holbrook
Ave., and its use is open to all
physicians free of charge. New
officers for the ensuing year are:
Chairman, Dr. M. Z. Feldstein;
vice-chairman, Myron Keys;
?KT< tarn, Dr. S. E. Gould; trus-
tees, Charles Brown, Myron •
Keys and Dr. S. E. Gould. Other
members are Drs. II. Bennett,
.1. Horowitz, H. Meyers, S. G.
Meyers L. L. Newfield H.
Saltzstein and T. Roth.

Separation According to Re-
ligious Profession Is
Cause of Stir

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, F DAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 —

VOL. XXXVI. NU 18

GERMANS IN U, S. Shaarey Zede Plans Fine COMMUNAL HEADS
Library of elvish Y olumes MEET IN COLUMBUS
FIGHT "TO END"
ON OCT. 13 AND 14
AGAINST NAZISM

1POLISH PROPOSAL
ON THE MINORITY

/ Zionists

to Resu
ActivitiesmTuesday

Activities of the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit will be
resumed at the first meeting !
of the year to be held at the
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on

Large Collection of Valuable Hebraica and Judaica Is
Goal of Newly-Chosen Library Board Headed
Welfare Workers in Five
by David S. Zemon •
"League of Free Germans',
States to Hold Regional
Has Headquarters in
A library of Jewish books to and every Tuesday, Wednesday
Conference
New York
ni distinguished for extensiveness and Thursday evening from 7:70

PACT WITHDRAW$

Tuesday evening, Oct. 2.
Plans will be outlined

Spokesman Declares Poland
Knew Result Would
Be Negative

for
the coming year, and • brief •

address will be delivered by
the president of the organiza-
end quality is the goal to which to 9:30, During these hours the
COUNCIL OF LEAGUE
tion,
James I. Ellmann.
TO DISCUSSCURRENT
LEAGUE PRAISES WORK
he library committee of Conag- library will be used as a reading
PUBLICATION OF LAW
There will be brief talks by
TO SETTLE QUESTION
PROBLEMS OF JEWRY
OF THE REFUGEE BODY gation Shaarey Zedek will dedi- room. Books, other than works
COMES AS SURPRISE
Detraiters who recently re-
---
ate itself during the colon* of reference, will be loaned out
! turned from tours of Palestine.
Invitation to Attend Sessions ' A musical program will be Resolution Called Trick by
British Fascism 13 on Wane ) ear, according to David S. Zi- to responsible persons.
Chancellor Schussnigg Has
r. Zenon appointed Mr.
Poland to Rid Herself of
non, chairman, who presided at
Extended to Detroit
presented by a quartet from
After Mosley Hyde
Pledged "Equality
he first meeting of the commil- • Loewenberg and Mr. Caplan as
Minority Treaties
the Halevy-Hazuniir Singing
Leaders
Park Fiasco
for All"
ce, held Sept. 13, marked by i 1 custodians of the library, and
Society, composed of I. M.
full attendance. The committ , i Mews. Rosenthal, Caplan, Slams-
GENEVA. (JTA) — Poland's
!Hertz, Max Levy, William
Leaders
in
Jewish
welfare
and
VIENNA. (JTA 1 —The entire
NEW YORK. (TIS) — "Deter- besides Mr. Zemon, includes J -1 vitz and Zackheim as the book-
proposal to generalize the minor.
other communal activities 1Gayman and L. Greenblatt.
Jewish community was in a high
mined to stern the tide of Hitler-I eph II. Ehrlich, treasurer; Ab - urchasing committee.
ity treaties, applying to her and
The public is Invited to at-
throughout Ohio and principal
state of excitement following the
join and Fascism among the Ger- him Caplan, secretary; Mrs. Di-!
Duping the first year of its ex-
to several other European states,
tend this meeting.
centers in adjacent states will
decree of the Schussnigg govern-
mans in America and, to fight the vid. Lichtig, president of the 54- 1 istence the library made substan-
to
include all members of the
attend a regional conference of
ment providing for separation of
Sari menace to the bitter end,", terhood; Robert Loewenberg, tial strides.
AR a result of pur-
League of Nations in Europe, was
the National Council of Jewish
school, according to religious pro-
the ''Deutscher Freiheitsbund" Philip L. Rosenthal, Philip Slams-' chases made by Mr. Rosenthal
withdrawn
last Friday after rep-
Federations and Welfare Funds,
(League of Free Germans) has vitz and M. II. Zackheim.
fession.
and Mr. Caplan, acting in co-
resentatives of Great Britain,
to be held at Columbus on Oct.
When schools opened in Vienna
been organized with headquar-:
operation
with
Rabbi
A.
M.
Hersh-
to
br
,
The library, which is
France and Italy, addressing the
13 and 14.
last Tuesday, Jewish children
tern in New York. The Deutseher, ,
Sixth Commission of the League,
sponsored by the Chevra Kadialta man, and gifts of books from
The purpose is to discuss cur
were directed to register in a
F reiheitsbund is a non-partisan
Mrs. David W. Simons, Mrs. is
had rejected the proposal.
of
the
congregation,
will
bean
particular school in the Leopold-
I organization and aims to unite
I cob Friedberg, Louis James Ros - rent Jewish problems common to
The Polish representatives, is
spirit district, which is chiefly in-
all German groups opposed to its second year of service short
enberg and others, several hun _ the various communities partici-
withdrawing the resolution, de-
habitated by Jews; Christian chil-
Nazi domination, regardless of after
fter the Succoth festival. A Z . died volumes were added to the pating, particularly in the admin- Louis H. Sobel Arrives in clared they did not wish to press
dren were told to register at College and Forum Out political and other affiliation,. brarian will be in charge even• collection owned by the library istration of social service. Family
wainagldi
Detroit to Fill Impor - t ithatto tahavortee,sakltnow
other schools. At first it was
While appealing to all German- Sunday morning from 9 to 12:30 when it was opened last autumn welfare, child care, care of the
nbe a' dv ni e a ge s. -
standing Projects of
tent Office
e ______
aged, problems In Jewish educa-
thought that the order applies
speaking elements, its main ef-
live.
They
did
not,
however,
Temple Program '
tion and a prograni for Jewish
: forts are directed toward the
only to this particular Vienna dis-
state whether the declaration
community centers will be among
Louis 11. Sobel, who until last
trict, but the government order
buildin g u pnati on-w i de
made by Colonel Josef Beck, Po-
Adult education will be th e; movement of Germans and Ger-
Prof. Einstein to Get
the topics discussed. Jewish cones mon'h held the post of assistant
makes it dear that segregation
lish Foreign Minister, that Poland,
of Jewish childreil in ghetto keynote of the program at Tern
Yeshiva College Degree munal leaders have been invited director of the Bronx Y. IL & pending generalization of the
man descendants in defense of
to suggest to the program com- Y. W. 13, A., last week arrived
schools will be carried out all Pie Beth El for the coming year • I liberty and demoiracy.
minorities protection clauses.
over Austria. The Temple now maintains tw I A number of local units in and
mittee any other topics that they in Detroit to assume his new of-
NEW YORK — (.LTA) —An
would not acknowledge League
believe should be taken up.
fice as director of the Jewish
While the cabinet decree pres. institutes of adult study--one a around New' York have already
honorary degree of Doctor of
powers of supervision, would be
The conference is open to all
cribes the separation of Catho- school for specifically Jewia h been formed. Similar organize- Shaarey Zedek Group
Humane Letters will be con-
affecte' by withdrawal of the
who are interested, and a general
ferred upon Prof. Albert Kin-
tic pupils from non-Catholics, in
tions throughout Latin-America
resolution. '
cusses Rabbi Hershmarh
invitation is extended particularly
. stein at the formal opening ex-
actual fact, school authorities are
sand Canada are in the process of
"We do not wish to make a
Communal Plan
to Jewish residents throughout
' ercises of Yeshiva College on
isolating Jews with non-confes-
formation. A congress of dale.
vain demonstration," Polish rep-
Ohio,
and
in
Pittsburgh,
Detroit,
Monday,- Oct a, in the college
sionals into separate schools and
gates is contemplated in the near
resentatives
informed the Sixth.
Harry M. Shulman was elec t[
Indianapolis and Louisville to at-
' auditorium this week, it was an-
classes, while at the SAM time
. future.
Commission. "Therefore, to main-
president of the Men's Club
, nounced. l'rof, Einstein will
tend.
uniting Catholics and Protestant
President of the new organiza-
the principles expressed, we re-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek -
deliver an address. This is the
children in exclusively Christian
WilliaM J. Shroder of Cincin-
I tion is Martin Plettl, prominent
serve to ourselves the right to
first honorary degree Prof Ein-
the meeting held on Sept.y2
schools and classes.
nati, national president of the
German labor leader and a refu-
defend them on future occasions."
stein
has
accepted
since
his
ar-
Charles
Smith
was
chosen
4.1c
Comes as Surprise
Council, will preside at the Col-
gee from his fatherland. Shortly
The question will be settled
rival in the United States.
Jewish parents in Austria are
umbus meeting. Maurice J. Sie-
i after Hitler's victory and the co-
by the Council of the League.
,
Other
speakers;
at
the
exer-
highly incensed over the new law,
vers, executive secretary of the
ordination of the free German
Defeat of the Polish proposal
cises will include Governor Her-
since their children are segre-
United Jewish Social Agencies of
trade unions by the Nazis, Mr.
for generalisation of the minority
bert H. Lehman, Professor
gated into ghetto schools, without
Cincinnati, is serving as secretary
Plettl was jailed with many other
treaties is exactly what Poland
Emeritus David Eugene Smith
being given the benefit of a Jew-
I of the conference.
foes of the Hitler regime. He
wishes, since It enables her to
, of Columbia University and
ish education.
Edward M. Baker of Cleveland
wee subjected to all kinds of in-
rid herself of the minority treaties
dean
of
American
mathemati-
Attempts made by Austro.l
accepted
the
chairmanship
of
has
dignities and mistreatment, but
once and for all, it was said here
cians, who will present the de-
Jewish leaders to halt the' phi-
the program committee. Other
succeeded in escaping abroad.
after the withdrawal announce-
' gree to Prof. Einstein; Her
mulgation of the ghetto ,ac)tcioj
are
members
of
the
committee
, The directorate of the League
ment was made,
Bernstein, former Ameri-
law met with failure, the Schutich-
Raymond C. Adler, Dayton,
I is composed of representatives of
can Minister toAlbania and
Negotiations End In Failure
nigg government refusing to de-
David
Alexander,
Akron;
:Rabbi
numerous non-partisan, cultural,
chairman of the Einstein recep.:
At the same time, the prospect
lay to going into effect of the
Judge Maurice Herons, Cleve- • r
I sports, as well as political organi-
lion committee, and Dr. Bernard
Si, of generalization of the minority
'
law.
I nations. Its offices are at 15
, Revel, president of Yeshiva Col- land ; Lewis W. Cole, Louisville;
H/f/, treaties becomes all the more us-
The executive body of the Jew-
J. A. Goodman and Samuel Muel-
Union Square, New York City.
, lege, who will welcome the
,
likely, since it will come up while
ish community issued a statement
I ler, Indianapolis; Samuel Z. Nap-
guests.
—Droning he nen MI104,
Colonel Beck's declaration that
disclosing that the Austrian gov-
Yeshiva College is the first , Ilan, Toledo; Rabbi I. E. Philo,
Catholics Subjected to Terror
J"'" "'nu"' Art "A''fli. Poland will refuse to accept su-
RABBI LEON FRAM
ernment did not even find it nec-
Youngstown; Richard S. Rauh and
ge
of
liberal
arts
and
sci-
pervision of the League on minor-
; FULDA. (TIS)—Fulda, the old
LOUIS H. SOBEL
essary to consult Jewish leaders
a under Jewish auspices in I Charles J. Rosenbloom, Pitts-
ities remains in force. Thus the ,
before introducing the law segre- study,. the other a Platform for German bishop city, has again
itlaeountry
whick,gi_mcourlea;
burgh;.
frIge,...Charjes
'
■ WoodwartILIAs•ab—an4LIArabliam
-gating Jewish school- children in the.eluicueoion of civic -and world been the center of violent anti-
ceding to bacEelOr of arts de-
Detroit; Edwin J. Schaniarber, Obtftmunity—Centime
in Poland are deprived ,of their
affairs.
!Catholic
outbreaks
by
the
Nazis.
and llolbrook.
special ghetto schools.
green. Students of the college
Columbus, and Leo F. Westhei-
Beth El College has just pub- According to official reports of
Mr. Sobel comes here highly treaty rights, practically with the
However, rumors of such a law
are drawn from Jewish commun-
nier, Cincinnati.
consent
of the League, which
recommended as one of the most
were current in Vienna for some lished its bulletin naming 14 dif-Ithe recent Hitler plebiscite, the
ities in the United States and
progressive directors of Jewish found itself too weak to force
time and on June 2, a deputation ferent courses in the field of , electorate of the city cast a total
Canada and even from such far
FRAM
WILL
PREACH
ON
Poland
to
withdraw the Beck
of 1491 "No" votes. A few days
Center work in the country.
of Jewish leaders visitA1 Chan-
off Jewish centers as Iraq and
Jewish study to commence Mon- I later, the following, painted with
FEAST OF CONCLUSION
During the summers of 1929 declaration.
cellor Kurt Schuschnigg, and af-
India. The faculty includes
Certain diplomatic circles here,
to 1933, Mr. Sobel was the di-
ter discussing the subject with day evening, Oct. 8.. Among the gigantic letters, appeared on the
German Jewish refugee scholars
1,200 Children Return to Temple' rector of the Boy's Camp at Port wishing to save their faces, have
him, left under the impression fields covered are Jewish history, walls of the bishop's palace, the
as well as a number of German
HARRY M. SHULMAN
Jarvis, N. Y., one of the Central given assurances that the princi-
School _
of Religion
that the government had no in- encient, modern and current; Catholic priest seminary and the
Jewish students.
Jewish Institute camps. From pal European powers will quietly
tention of isolating Jewish chil- Jewish sociology, Jewish liters- parish homes of all Catholic president snd Samuel Weisman
Lure, including the literature by priests, "1491 scoundrels and
Temple BethEl will observe June, 1923, to April, 1924, he discuss the entire affair with the
dren in "non-Aryan" schools.
secretary-treasurer.
Shemini Azeret or Feast of Con- was case worker for the Jewish Polish government and arrange
The publication of the law on and about the Jew in modern traitors in Fulda voted with 'No.'
The following were elected
services on Monday morn- Board of Guardians of New York. for • silent compromise on the
Friday, which had been passed Europe and America; the Bible; Are you also one of these?"
members of the board: Theodore
These hidden threats are hacked
Mr. Sobel earned his B. S. and minority question.
ling, Oct. 1, at 10:30. Rabbi Leon
at a secret cabinet meeting on comparative religion, including a
Baruch, Dr. David Fauman, Abe
special
course
in
the
most
modern
up
by
regular
street
paras•s
of
However, it is certain the nego-
sfpet ;itek firoirtitthe, subject NI. A. degrees from New York
July 4. therefore, came as a great
Gordon, Dr. Sol Q. Kesler, Saul
University, specializing in sociol- tiations for such a compromise
surprise to the Jewish community religious cults, sects and move- the Hitler youth and the inces. Levin, Robert Loewenberg, Moe
sant provocative singing of the Prince, Arthur S. Purdy, Abe
On Saturday morning, Sept. 29, ogy, education, vocational guid- will end in failure after the new
and 'particularly to the Jewish ments.
Horst Weasel Nazi anthem in
Course in Folklore
the pulpit will be occupied by Dr. ance and personnel administra- developments, since Poland has
leaders who had talked to the
Schmier, Simon Shetzer, Aaron
Rabbi Bernard Zeiger of Flint front of the Cathedral and the Silberblatt and Herbert H. War- Reform Leader Was Known Leo M. Franklin, who will speak tion. In 1928 he received his already announced its unwilling-
Chancellor.
The fanatic
It bishop's palace.
J. D. degree from New York ness to cooperate with the League
Die Stimme, official organ of will give the latter course.
on "Nurturing the Seed."
for His Many Jewish
nor.
the Austrian Zionists, said: "Ac- will include a study of Humanism youngsters take special delight in
The opening of the Sunday University and was admitted to on the minorities problem. The
In addition to discussing plans
Philanthropies
on
the
one
hand,
and
the
Oxford
yelling
repeatedly
the
famous
line
tually the decree introduced a
morning services will be an- the Bar of the State of New 3,500,000 Jews in Poland are.
for the ensuing year, a feature
e Wessel song, " Hang
of
nounced in the next issue of The York. He also took post-gradu- therefore, left to the mercy of
system of ghetto schools for Jew- Movement on the other.
of the annual meeting was the
NEW YORK. — Ludwig Vogel-
The novel feature of Beth El Jews and line up the priest., symposium on Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
the Polish government exclusive.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. ate work at Columbia.
ish children. Could not the gov-
stein, chairman of the board of
From 1920 to 1932, Mr. Sobel ly, with no international protec-
ernment have spared Jewish chil- College this year will be the against the wall."
1,200 Return to School
man's proposal for communal re- the American Metal Company,
dren from such a bitter feeling course in Jewish Folklore, Folk-
Last Saturday and Sunday, was chairman of the program tion, as heretofore, observers
organization as outlined in his ser- Ltd., philanthropist
and religious 1,200 children returned to the committee of the Bronx Council pointed out.
McDonald Praised
ways and Folk-Humor, to be given
of humiliation?"
mon on Yom Kippur Day.
and welfare leader, chairman of
GENEVA. (JTAI—.The League
At first officials claimed that by Rabbi Lean iiram, the director
School of Religion of Temple of Social Agencies. lie is the
Acute Racial Feeling
Mr. Purdy submitted his annual
of
Nations
Commission
for
Ger-
Beth El. They ranged from the vice-president of the National As-
the law was applicable only to of the college. It will not only
Captain Anthony Eden, British
report as retiring president.
the Jewish quarter of Vienne, but a study of the official end tradi- man Refugees, High Commission-
age of four to the age of 17. sociation of Jewish Center Execu. representative, speaking on the
The complete program for the
Dr. Franklin has returned to lives, served as president of the minority problem, touched the
publication of the law revealed tional Jewish customs, symbols er James G. McDonald and the ensuing year will be announced
that the measure applied to the
active duty, having preached on New York Metropolitan Associa- Jewish question, saying: "It is
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shortly.
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entire country.
a well known fact that the acute
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Had Pledged•"Equalite for All"
racial feeling of the past has
While the ghetto school law was
again arisen in connection with
going into effect in Austria,
the Jews in certain countries.
Chancellor Schussnigg at Geneva
"The Jewish minorities have
was blandly denying to a Jewish
accrodingly quite correctly been
Telegraphic Agency representa-
covered by the treaties but this
tive that anti.Jewish discrimina-
protection applied only In co..
tions were being practiced by his
By MILTON BROWN
fain areas, since for a majority
By BORIS SMOLAR
government. Reports outside of
of the countries of the world the
■ Ronsesht. 034. Jewnh Teleffraphle 03.007. Inn/
Austria of discrimination against
so-called Jewish problem is tine
Jews "did not correspond with
known.
I t'oesrlsht. 1134. Jewish Telerrnehle Agen, i. In
the facts" the Austrian Chan-
• opposed to a n gimented church.
GERMANY
Each government bears the
cellor said.
a
be s id , CHILE
immediate responsibility to per:
ht
In one respect it mig
citizens , h ip ,.'''. ,ors of all racers, languages and
Commenting on his conversa-
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i
7
,n
i
a,t,n
l
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the last of a series of four articles that paint an
b
e
wr:
,
1
,
that when there's no exciting mews jo l,,.i.,
tion with Neville Laski and Dr.
M Way(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
illuminating picture of what Germany and German Jews may expect in the immediate future
■
from Germany, that's good news. Palma by . a . .lewie'r
tior
t h delegation,
Nahumm Goldmann, Jewish lead-
The series is based on close observation, made by Mr. Smolar, chief European corresponds-is
Germany seems to be hard hit and , was also cleared for the ii . i lll igra-
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' of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, over a period of several months.
very desirous of making trade tree- ti i, oiid eii,f rw?Tvl e(s,itainitd.. families of Jews

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ASSUMES HIS POST

BETH EL EXPANDS
EDUCATIONAL PLAN

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ZIONISTS TO RAISE
FUND FOR CULTURE

15,000 Professionals

BERLIN. — For the first time siderable contributions to various I them have actually been clas,iried
since the advent of the Nazi re- Jew,. and general cultural institu- with such organizations as i ,oing
gime, it is poseible now to deter- tions. They cake lavishly on every in "drastic need."
The "Aryan paragraph" elimin-
mine definitely, by authentic fig-' hand.
ores, the actual extent of the havoc
Now, after twenty months of ated more than 5,000 doctors from
wrought upon the economic life of , the liter rule, they are the takers the sick benefit •funds. It look
Plans Laid for All-Jewish the German Jews by Nazi legisla- rather than the givers. They sit away the foundation of their live-
tion. It is possible now to quote in the cramped quarters of the lihood. It isolated them not enly
Conference on Immigra-
authentic figures on the number of i Jewish relief organizations in Ber- from official practice but front pri-
tion in January
Jews who in that time have lost lin, Frankfurt, Shemnitz and Leip- vate practice as well. No "Ai yan"
their jobs as government officials, I zig, and wait despondently for dares consult a Jewish oily,. ian
NEW YORK. -- A decision to to state definitely how many pro- 1
slight sums, for occasional heavy in Germany. "Aryan" official , in
raise a culture fund of $100,000 (ewers were driven from the uni-1 work, for a railroad ticket to an- public institutions lose their tin if
for Palestine educational purposes versities, how many lawyers lost other city and even for a ticket it is discovered that their wive- are
in America was taken at a meet- the rights to appear in court, how which will get them a free meal.
treated by Jewish doctors. "Aryan"
ing of the Administrative Com- many doctors were expelled from
The Jewish intellectuals of Ger- employees are warned not to con-
mittee of the Zionist Organiza- the sick benefit funds, how many many—not to mention the small- sult a Jewish physician if has
tion of America.
Jewish artists were forced to give I scale Jewish merchant and the the right to practice for a tick
The meeting. which was pre- up their careers and how many Jewish employee—have in the benefit fund.
Without the sick benefit funds
sided over by Morris Rothenberg, iourraliets lost their posts in the space of little more than a year
president, _brought together the !erg r and smaller editorial offices and a half been reduced to beggar- awl faced by an intensified earn-
paign
against themselves, very few
national leaders of American Zi• of German newspapers.
dom. The Jewish intellectuals of
onism for the first time since the
The number of thine sufferers is Germany have been relegated, by Jewish doctors in Germany are in
Atlantic City convention in July. by no means a email one. Vp to the Hitler brand of legislation, to • position to earn their livelihood.
Among those present and join- July, 1934, it exceeded 15,000. 'degrading poverty. The "Aryan Indeed. very few of them are in •
ing in the discussions were Louis More than 15,)00 families of per- paragraph" has fulfilled its aim. position to keep up • decent office,
Lipelcv, Bernard S. Deutsch. Elihu ' eons in the professions are now in It has taken the very best of Ger- because their earnings do not o over
P. Stone, Abraham Goldberg. need in Germany and are depen- man Jewry—the intellectual stra• • th eir rent.
That is why these ruined Jewish
Robert Szold, Mrs. Archibald Sil- dent upon the help which they re- turr—has broken it and robbed it
verman, Jacob Fishman, Bernard ceive from various Jewish chari- of its courage. These Jews have medicos sit for hours in the offices
•of the various relief organizations,
table
institutions.
n
round
under
the
Nazi
heel
be
-
Shelvin, David Freiberger, Rob-
where they tell frankly and despon-
ert Silverman. Jacob de Han , .
Twenty month , ago, lust a until they no longer see any hope
dently how difficult things are for
Morris Margulies Dr. S. Bern- msrth before Hitler came into fee themselves, neither in Germary
: them and how their economic state
stein, Jacob Ginsburg, Charles A. power, these 10.000 familiee we-e not nevwhere else.
'o-osee worse daily.
the cream et G^rman Jewish life. DOCTORS REQUIRE CHARITY
Cowen.
.
It may perhaps be diffirelt to he- :MIGRATION IS BARRED
Oppae Legislative Council
I Not on'y ^•re thry not dependent
A great part of them
upon charity. but they were in an Pe e, but it is • fact that no less
The meeting also adopted
to migrate, but they lark the funds.
doctors
are
new
charity.
'than
4,500
Jewish
I,vcellert
pssitien
to
give
resolution in opposition to the
Others among them would like to
proposed Legislative Council in They paid treat taxes to the Jew- dependent upon the aid of Jewish
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ink community. They trade cm. relief agencies. Two thousand of
agel-
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ties Efforts along this line have ,
POLAND •
been started with the United
states. Secretary of State Heil, Suddenly and without warning,
Poland withdrew its proposal to
•
•
came out with a general statement
generalize t h minorities
e ni nor es am
pr.
LUDWIG VOGELSTEIN
against boycotts which would .
tinn elausee applying to her and
leave the way ape; for a German. ,
aditional Commencement
the executive committee of the American trade treaty. But Ger- several other European states. The
to Be Part of Simchas •
Union of American Hebrew Con- , many's repudiation of debts seems : ' , suggeetion of including all the . pow-
.
Pe
Torah Services
gregstions, died Sunda) morning' to be against such an agreement.
rep-
in Mount Sinai Hospital at the I
Herr Goebbels seems to he con- . clauses waft withdrawn after
resentatives of Great Britain,
age of 63.
The
tradition established at
tinuii :s his Jew hunting process
Sixth
Fran ce and Italy addressing the Shaarey Zedek of having com-
Mr. Vogelstein, who was a and imm ediately purging the coon- ,
Commission motion of the
mencement exercis s as part of
trustee of Temple Emanu-El, at- try of the Jew's professional serv. e
im et itof Nations had spoken
1 10
ea gu
the Simchas Torah services will
tended services there last Wed- ices. The latest to suffer thusly ; .
,
be continued this year. Dr. A.
nesday and wan apparently in ex- is Max Hansen, famous Dan
move
was
all
the
more
un-
3 This
This
M. Hershman will deliver the
Jewish
artist,
the
only
foreign
Je
cellent health. On Thursday he
pected because at the previous
te
became ill and went to the hos- employed on the German stage, rI P.X tle ea sessions Poland's proposal commencement sermon, Lay. Fa.
-
who
was
suddenly
ousted
from
his
man
of the 12th grade will speak
pital, where he was treated for
suppo rt
received
a severe cold. Pneumonia de- position. Otto Walnurg, German-, from number of the small coon-
Jewieh comedian, only such one re•
veloped on Saturday.
ou including Yugo- Jacob Sonenklar will direct the
tries this
maining engaged en the German ,
to slavia—speak)ng for the Little En. graduates in Hebhw and English
Mr. Vogelstein was unmarried.
stage, also lost his position. Up
Rumania and songs. The following pupils will
tente
which
includes
He is survived by two brothers.
now he Was exempt from pess ecu. ,
the
the Rev. Dr. Hermann Vogel- th in having been a front-liner in, Czechoelovakia — Argentine, Hol- receive their dietome•
land, Turkey, Switzerland, Sweden morning of Oct. 2.
stein of Breslau, Germany, and
the World War.
The
12th
grade
graduates
These speeches
and Albania.
Dr. Theodore Vogelstein of Lon-
The London News Chronicle re-
caused the delegates of the great Martin EndnitzkY , Julius Eton,
don, and a sister, Mrs. Julia
ports that within a short time ...Pr- powers to ostpone
p
their addresses Lays Fauman, Dorothea Ferar.
Braun-Vogelstein of Berlin. Three
man Jews wil l loee a ll citizenship
Ann Gordon, Louis Gordon Solo.
nephews and a niece also sur- rights except that of protection by for the follo wing day at which time
they came out against the Polish !mon Kettle, Wilbur Loewenberg,
vive.
German consular officials when out
Nusbaum, Shirley &niece
y
underground
di-
Ruth
proposal
a
nd
b
Hi. Two Mai ■ Interests
,
of Germany.
nee Po- and Beatrice Smith.
seehrdthitso
ta
Mr. Vogelstein had two main
R-iche'sishop Mueller continues
The
eiehth grads graduates are
gr
e-
c'
n
m
d
a
c
acti
on
grace-
interests. He WU regarded as his rant!sg against Jews and Cath. full_. t Y o
Bemire Bart, Reese Beitman, Ed-
an eminent authority on metals am Ile now state, that Christ
The Polish representatives, in een Blumberg. June Cantor, Vie.
■ and mining, of which he had was-not a Jew and that Christian- withdrawing
the resolution, de- Ian Canis. Robert Cohn. See-
made • life study. His other ;iy did not grow out of Judaism.
dared they did not wish to press moor Cohn. Lewis Davis, Marcia
main interest was in modern H e ales is opposed to dominan
dominance
it to • vote knowing in advance that Diamond, Edgar Fenton, Sylvia
Judaism .
term Rome in church matter.,
the result would be negative. They Feldman, Bernice Fleieher. MiI-
After being graduated from
' 4 " t"""".". '1"nte " a l' " did net, however, state whether t h e dred Frank, Maxine Friedman,
the gymnasium at Stettin, Pres- 11
from Hitler, is beirg fought by ths.
gent to Last Peitek_
Protestants)
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Lutherans and other
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