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Guarantee Will Be Asked in
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ASSURANCES GIVEN
JEWISH DELEGATION

Dr. Benes States Council of
League Will Examine
Entire Problem

and

THE LEGAL CHRONIC LE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934.

VOL. XXXVI. NO. 19

LEAGUE TO INSIST
GERMANY PROTECT
THE JEWS IN SAAR

IN MICHIGAN

THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED

Prof. Albert Einstein on Judaism

Eminent Scientist Views World Problems, Science and the
Jews in New Volume, "The World As I See It."

By DR. ALBERT EINSTEIN

0:01, iti I, Jcwleh Telegraphic Agency, Inc,/

EDITOR'S NOTE: The collected Papers of Albert Einstein were published in
this country by Covici-Friede on Oct. 2, under the title, "The World As I See It."
These views of the great scientist represent papers and speeches written by him
during the years from 1522 to the present. They were originally published in
Amsterdam by Querido Verlag under the title, "Mein Weltbild." They are trans-
lated front the original German by Alan Harris. The book is divided Into five sec-
tions in which Professor Einstein unburdens himself on his personal philosophy,
politics and pacifism, Germany 1933, science and the Jews. The following excerpts
are froni • the section headed "Judaism," and represent Professor Einstein's views on
this topic so dear to him. The article is reproduced by special permission of the
American publishers of "The World As I See It," Covici-Friede.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

JERUSALEM PICKS STATE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATES PARTICIPATION BY
AN ARAB LIBERAL EXCLUSION OF JEWS FROM MEXICO' U. S. IN OLYMPIC
' GAMES CONDEMNED
FOR NEXT MAYOR'

Ragheb Bey Nashashibi, the
Incumbent, Is Overwhelm-
ingly Defeated

Secretary of State Cordell Hull Acts at Request of Senator
• Jewish Congress Asks A. A.
. Vandenberg on Refusal to Admit Mr. and Mrs.
U. to Review Situation
'
George Galvani Because They Are Jews
in Germany
:

At the request of United States them and after they produced their

Senator Arthur M. Vandenberg, citizenship papers were informed ' STAND CONDEMNED BY
TICKET OF DR. KHADI
who is a member of the Senate that Mexico does not recognize na- I
J T. A. SPORT EDITOR
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP Committee on Foreign Relations, turalized citizens, and that those I

I the State Department has institu- seeking entrance, as tourists or ,

Report Reveals 3,445 Jews' tad an investigation into charges settlers, are judged by their racia l Avery Brundage Is Inter-
:
viewed; Union Meeting
i that Mexico has barred naturalized origin.
Entered Palestine in
Entered
The Mexican officials were frank'
American citizens because they are
Called a Joke
August .
in stating that they were not ad-

' Jews.
JERUSALEM. (JTA) — Dr.I Senatoi. Vandenberg's request to rnitted because they are Jews, The : NEW YORK. — The American
Hussein Fakri El Khaldi, who re- the State Department is based on argument of the Galvanis that they ! , Jewish Congress addressed a te-
a series of facts submitted to him h ad their visas, that they were I
I I signed as head of the Palestine by the editor of The Detroit Jewish caused to go into great expense in q uest to the National Board of
government medical service to Chronicle, charging that Mr. and reaching Mexico, and that they i I Governors of the Amateur Ath-
trun for the Jerusalem Council, Mrs. George (Weald of this city merely intended to stay in the coun-1 letic Union calling upon it to re.
I
overwhelmingly defeated the Rag- were refused admittance to Mexico try for several weeks as tourists— , , view the situation in Germany
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY
' IS THERE A JEWISH
' heb Bey Nashashibi, present in• hist June, despite the fact that they produced their return fare tickets , with regard to the free participa-
The position of our scattered POINT OF VIEW
lion of the Jews in the Olympics
In the philosophical sense there cumbent, in the municipal elec- had obtained adequate travel dint,- as evidence—availed them nothing. at its convention in December on
Jewish community is a moral bar-
sfrom the Mexican Consul at They were humiliated and sent's!
ometer, for the political world. is, in my opinion, no specifically lions held here last Wednesday. l etnrtoit
i
the ground that the assurances
Tliree other Nashashibi candi-
back.
point of view. Judah
For what surer index of political
given to the American Olympic
The Russian Precedent
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
morality and respect for justice seems to me to be concerned I - dates running for municipal coun-
At San Antonio, one of the U. S. Committee are not in accordance
c
were also defeated. instructed the American Consul at
can there he than the attitude of most
most exclusively with the mo a lillorships
I' The Husseini ticket, which Dr. Neuvo Laredo to submit a prompt customs officials, seeing them re- I with the facts.
the nations toward a defenseless attitude in life and to life.
The communication, signed by
turn,
remarked disgustedly that
report
concerning
this
matter.
Khaldi
headed,
made
a
clean
minority, whose peculiarity lies look upon it as the essence of
The facts in the case, as submit- they must have been sent back b e .iDr. Stephen S. Wise, honorary
in their preservation of an an- attitude to life which is in r- I sweep. The election was the first
cause they were Hebrews. Addition•' president, and . Bernard S.
nate in the Jewish people ratl orlheld in Jerusalem in the last led to Senator Vandenberg and in al
cient cultural tradition.
proof that Jews were turned Deutsch, president, requests fur-
eight years. ,turn presented to the State Depart-
The barometer is low at the than the essence of the laws 1 id, i Under the system in vogue ment, are as follows:
back was gathered by the Galvanic ther that an opportunity be ae-
Aloisi of Italy will ask of Ger- to establish a spiritless state- present moment, as we are pain- down in the Torah and interp e
on their return trip, when a Jewish corded the American Jewish Con-
The Facts in the Ca.e
here, Dr. Khaldi ran for munici-
many how she intends to guaran- slavery by brute force rightly fullyaware from the way we are ed in the Talmud. To me,
young man told them that he was gress to present • publicly before
e Iy pal councillor in direct opposi- George Galvani, director of the
mittance because he is the convention
"full and incontro-
tee the rights of the Jews in the see in us their irreconcilable foes. treated. But it is this very low- Torah and the Talmud are mer o f tion to Ragheb Bey, and as head choir of Temple Beth El of Detroit, a refused
re jfueswed
an
most important evidence ,
vertible evidence to the effect
Saar Valley if the Saarland is History has given us a difficult ness that confir. ms me in the con- the
and
Mrs.
Galvani,
both
naturalized
the manner in which the Jewish of the victorious slate will be ap-
viction that it
pre-
turned over to the Reich as a
The editor of The Chronicle, in that, Irrespective of claims and
American citizens, left for Mexico
ayor y the High
result of tke January plebiscite. row to hoe; but so long as we serve and consolidate our com- conception of life held sway in I missioner, Sir Arthur Grenfell in June, having secured their re- submitting the facts to Senator professions of the Nazi govern-
quired visas from the Mexican Vandenberg, pointed out that diplo- ment, Jews in Germany are not
Should Germany fail to pledge remain devoted servants of truth, munity. Embedded in the tradi- earlier times.
The essence of that conception Wauch9Pe•
and
respect of Jewish rights and justice and liberty, we shall con- tion of the Jewish people there
s are re ga rded Consul. At the Mexican border, niatic relations with Russia were free to engage in athletics
seems to me, to lie in an affirma.1 Election
should her answer be considered tinue not merely to survive as the ,is a love of justice and reason five
attitude to the life of all here as a direct blow against the at Laredo,they were told to get off broken in 1911 because Russia re- sports in such a way as would
which
must
continue
to
work
for
the train, their baggage was re- fused to admit Jews who were na- make it possible for them really
unsatisfactory, it is learned, the oldest of living peoples, but by
The life of the indi- British administration.
League of Nations will then adopt creative work to bring forth fruits the good of all nations now and creation.
moved before they knew what was , Ouralized in the United States. The and equally to compete with other
3,445 Entered in August
occurring and they were forced to [severing of relations with Russia candidates for t h e Olympic
a special resolution concerning which contribute to the ennoble- in the future. In modern times vidual only has meaning in so
According
to
official
figures
the rights of the Saarland Jews meat of the human race, as here- I this tradition has produced Spin- far as it aids in making the life made public last week by the go to the custom house for examin; by President Taft forms sufficient Games."
ation and inspection. Their admit- ;ground and precedent for an inves•
oza and Karl Marx.
(Mtn to Page Six.)
Expressing dismay over the de-
with the added provision that if totore,
3 595 i m-
Palestine
government„
•
tance cards, secured front the Con. I tigation into the action by Mirk°, vision of the American Olympic
Germany' refused to accept this
migrants, including 3,445 Jews,
sul in Detroit, were taken from ' the editor
declared. t
to accept Germany's
Committee/
resolution, she will have shown
entered Palestine in August. More
Invitation, the American Jewish
that she cannot be trusted w ith
Services on Sundays
I than 460 of the Jewish immi-
Congress
holds
that the Amateur
control and administration of the
grants entered as capitalists, hay-
Resumed at Beth El
Athletic Union has an inescapable
Saar.
83,700 Jews Fled From
ulmo
more than
il n tiro 0 6 r opuo hotd toh etahpeim
responsibility
to
review the facts
'Fate of 10,000 Jews
Germany, Nazis State'
After the usual summer's
, for Itself and to decide whether
The fate of the 10,000 Saar-
; eminent figures show-,
intermission, Sunday MnrItellff
it
shall
qualify
Americans
for the
land Jews and the undetermined
The growing cash surplus of
BERLIN. (JTA)—The Jew-
services will be resumed at
Olympics if they are held in Ger-
Sessions Begin Oct. 8; to
number of refugees there from Generally Friendly to Hitler,
government con-
ish population in Germany de-
Temple Beth El on Sunday
many.
Germany proper has been a mat-
He Mildly Disapproves
Continue for 30 Success:
tinues to reflect the prosperous creased by 63,700 in the first
• • •
morning, Oct. 7, at 10:45.
Renominated by New York
ter of deep concern not only to
ive Monday Nights , 'condition of public finances. The few months after Adolf Hitler
of Anti-Semitism
The opening sermon of the
American Olympic
Democrats
to
Head
the
them and to Jews in other parts
surplus
on
July
31
was
S3,214,-
assumed power, the Nazi gov-
season will be delivered by Dr.
Stand Is Condemned
of the world, but to France and
State Ticket
Beth El College of Jewish1777. equal to a full year's in-
ernment officially announced
Leo N. Franklin on the topic
NEW YORK, (JTA)—While
other powers which foresaw a
this week.
maintaining his generally friend- 1 "Can We Attain Unity?" In , Studies will open its tenth season
By MORRIS WEINER
new influx of refugees from the
,cle
t
;ring
the
first
four
months
Actually the decline was
'this address Dr. Franklin will
BUFFALO, — (JTA) — Last
Saar Valley as a result of ex- ly tone toward the Hitler regime,
on Monday night, Oct. 8. There of the current fiscal year, up to
much greater, since the Nazi Thursday Governor Herbert H.
discuss certain vital situations
(Editor's Nola: The writer hag fol-
tension of Nazi domination to this William Randolph Hearst finally
will
be
a
brief
registration
period,
'July
31,
the
actual
revenue
was
that have recently arisen in re-
figures are based on the cen-
lowed the question of Aularloan
Lehman was renominated by the
,97 933,8hotid
onvinegx poennde i t tuorxeos esoo
we ref
region. In view of prevailing broke his silence on Friday on
196636,8
participation In the Heflin Olympic
7:30 to 8 o'clock, to be followed' £1,
sus of 1925, and many East Democratic party as its standard
lation to both ,Synagogue and
economic conditions, a new refu-
European Jews entered Ger-
bearer In the coming New York
Church.
tI"Ji"Vr eltr
' tri ri;t7e4Uftdrielrtl:rs ithe!
460,845. At this rate s the total
goe.. wave.....Kuuld spell .serious
1114•"*. •
s-esee
-rime-,Arrorttsini
many In the period between
Except for his participation
which the J. T. A. publl•hed in Jane
problems fee neighboring powers.
I excess which may be expected by 1925 and 1933. These are not
h the American Jewish Con-
in
the
recent
Day
of
Atone-
and
The determination of the
March 31, 1935, is about £2,500,-
5.
proof
of
Howlett
',fomented
Kress
included in the Nazi totals,
ment Services, Dr. Franklin
riminatIon to /Wiry Brundage.
League to obtain guarantee for
1000, bringing the total surplus to
since they were nationals of
has been absent from his pul-
Ile Inter, hewed At erg Brundage o n
the Jewish minority, while in,line
about £5,000,000.
other countries and were re-
the II 11 . Frame IBA woe prevent at
pit
since
June
1,
because
of
with the sentiments of most mem-
The bulk of • receipts continues
tho egerull , a tneolIng or tn. Anterl•
patriated.
serious illness, and his re-ap-
can Olympic meeting in New York.)
bers of the Council and of pub-
to come from levies on customs
In Prussia the decline *was
',enrollee in the pulpit is being
lic opinion ay voiced here, is not
and ports and marine dues. The
America has accepted the Nazi
32,620, the figures being 404,
heartily
welcomed,
not
only
by
entirely in line with the view of
',General Post Office reports an in-
bid to the 1936 Berlin games in
446 in 1925 and 361,826 in
the membership of the Temple,
I come of £108,000 during the four June, 1933. Prussian cities
the League's committee of jurists
Hitlerland In the face of racial
but by all other friends as well.
which recently informed the com-
I months.
discrimination against the Jews,
other than Berlin showed a de-
The musical services on Sun-
mittee of three charged with
Kook Moves for Harmony
Gustavus T. Kirby, former
vcreeiase
led . of 30,512, statistics re-
days
will
be
rendered
by
an
I Chief Rabbi A. I. IlaCohen
carrying out the Saar plebiscite
president
of the A. A. U., the
enlarged choral choir under
Kook informed the Jewish Tele- •
that, owing to the fact that there
man who instigated the A. A. U.
the
direction
of
George
Gal-
are no specific minority protec-
graphic Agency that he had ini-
action
in
Pittsburgh
last Novem-
vani.
' bated a move for peace among
tion provisions in the text of the
ber, in taking firm 'stand against
the various factions in Palestine
Versailles Treaty dealing with the
participation of American ath-
and that a meeting already has
Saar, the Council has no right to
letes in international competition
I been held in his home, attended
impose such obligations.
in Germany, was the very man
by representatives of the !listed-
The committee held that the
who made the following motion
ruth, Central Labor Federation
Council can only make recom-
at the executive meeting of the
of Palestine and the Jewish Far-
mendations to this effect and it
American Olympic Committee:
mers Association.
must be left to the State to de-
Eminent Lecturer Will Ad-
"In light of the report of Mr.
At
the
meeting
the
labor
rep-
cide whether it will undertake
Brundage and with the assur-
dress Zionists on "They
resentatives demanded assurances
such obligations • The committee's
ances and attitudes of the Ger-
RABBI
BERNARD
ZEIGER
Spokesmen for United He-
Who Built the Land"
that only Jewish labor would be
decision was based on purely le- WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST
man Olympic Committee and the
gal grounds, it was pointed out the subject of the Jews in Ger- brew Schools Urge Jewish by a brief student assembly be.• employed. the Chief Rabbi stated,
sport representatives of the Ger-
Dr.
Abraham L. Sadler, na-
Training for Children t ween 8 and 8:30, and then the adding that the farmers dele-
today, and does not exclude a
man government we accept the
HON. HERBERT H. LEHMAN
many.
regular sessions will begin. The gates demanded the right to em- tional director of the Hillel Foun-
Invitation of the German Olympic
recommendation being made by
dations and director of the Hillel
In a belated reply to a series of
the Council in the matter of guar-
On Sept. 30, three addresses College continues for 30 succes- ploy Jewish workers who did not
Committee to participate in the
State
gubernatorial
elections
by
Foundation at the University of
written
questions
asked
hint
by
sive
Monday
nights,
closing
Mon-
belong
to
the
Histadruth
as
well.
anteeing minority rights,
were delivered over the various
1938 games."
Illinois, will be the guest speaker acclamation. Ile was placed in the
ship news reporters when he re- radio stations on the subject of , day night, May 13.
Rabbi
Kook
said
he
was
satis-
running
by
his
intitnate
friend
In view of the fact that there
Leaders Assure Jews
of the Zionist Organization of
turned here aboard the Nazi line
Beth El College of Jewish fied with the results of the meet-
and
early
political
sponsor,
form-
is and has been prejudice and
In League circles here it was Bremen Thursday, Hearst, in his Jewish education in connection
Detroit at • meeting at Hotel
;
ing
and
was
hopeful
of
a
settle-
with
Education
Month,
sponsored
Studies
achieved
national
fame
felt that the League will demand own newspapers, voiced mild dis-
Statler on Saturday evening, Oct. er Governor Alfred E. Smith. It discrimination against German
Chum to TAM Pager
of Germany assurances that full approval of the Hitler attitude by the United Hebrew Schools
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20. Hie subject at that time will was Smith who joined with Frank- Jews in sports, we vehemently-
'
under the supervision of Judge
minorities rights will be accorded toward the Jews.
be "They Who Built the Land." lin D. Roosevelt two years ago to condemn the action of the Olym-
Charles Rubiner. Rabbi Max
force Governor Lehman's nomin- pic body in 'accepting the Reich
the Jews in the Saar and that
One of the ablest lecturers in ation from the hands of the un- invitation.
"I do not think that discrimi- Weine spoke over WJBK (Harry
their rights will not be abrogated
this country today, Dr. Sachar willing Tammany organization.
nation
against
the
Jews
is
consi-
inberg's
Hour),
Sol
R.
Levin
let•rview with Brundage
or curtailed by discriminatory
fascinates his audiences wherever
dered desirable by thinking Ger- delivered a talk at 12:45 p. m.
Avery Brundage, president of
laws effected in the Reich.
The "floppy Warrior" was in
he speaks, and in Detroit he has
man
generally,"
he
writes.
over
Station
WMBC
(II.
Alt-
the
American
Olympic Commit-
Dr. Edouard Benes, Czechoslo-
good form as he made the speech
already created a very large fol-
"I do not think that this is one man's Hour), and Judge Rubiner
vakian Foreign Minister and
renominating Governor Lehman, tee, was sent abroad in July to
By MILTON BROWN
lowing as a result of several ad-
of
the
policies
which
has
given
spoke
over
Station
SUBIC
(A.
;.4,sident of the League Council,
He defended the Democratic ad- investigate Nazi discrimination
dresses before the B'nai B'rith,
ministration of Lehman, President I against Jews in sports. Your
- .vtek received a delegation strength to the Hitler administra- Kurland's Hour)•
ICAppright, BM /tenth Tolson/02k &gene,. tool
Iladassah, the Shaarey Zedek
Philip Slomovitz, editor of The
of Zionist Revisionists, headed by tion.
Roosevelt and himself from scribe interviewed the Olympic
Men's Club and other groups.
"I think it has been very defi- Detroit Jewish Chronicle, will
Dr. Segal of Paris, which came
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Jewish community unenimousy re-
Wrote Jewish History
AUSTRIA
(Turn
to
Last
Page)
speak
over
Station
WJBK
on
Sun•
(Turn to Last Page)
solved to request the government
In addition to being director
Despite Chancellor Kurt Schusch-
day, Oct. 7, at 6:15 p. m.
to abolish at once the separate of the Hillel Foundation at the
nigg's recent statement in Geneva
Milton Alexander's Address
schools. The Zionist groups fur-
University of Illinois, Dr. Sachar
that there is "equality for all" in!
Milton M. Alexander spok e Austria, it is by now quite definite- I ther resolved to ask the govern- also teaches courses in compare.
over Station WJBK (Harry Wein- lye apparent that the Austrian goy.; ment for financial subsidies in or- tive religion and Jewish history
berg's hour) an Sunday, Sept. 23. ernment is anti-Jewishly inclined.' der toset up a system of "positive" at this university. He is the au-
. • Excerpts from his talk follow: ' All Jewish children in the country I Jewish education.
thor of the popular "History of
Reports Submitted by Officers and Superintendent; Mem-
we Jews need more have been ordered to attend special ! POLAND
Since the withdrawal of its pro- the Jews" published by Knopf
Fascist Leader to Be Grilled for Efforts to Force Jewish than
"What
bers Told of Need for New School Branch on
anything else during these schools and, aping Germany in posal for the gent ralization of min- in 1930.
Shopkeepers to Hand Out Jobs to His Cohorts;, troublous times is understanding. every respect, a supplementary rul-
Linwood Ave.; Elect 14 Directors
Born in New York City in
orities, Poland has been pretty
"A Jewish education for your' ing was promilgated which ruled much out of the headlines. News 1899. Dr. Sadler was educated
Lauds Hitler, Condemns RoOsevelt
children will provide them with that even children of Jews convert- has seeped through of several local at Washington University and
Completing • year of cultural in 1935 are: Dr. Albert E. Bern-
NEW YORK. (JTA) —Abdul' only elected because of those a moral and spiritual background, ed to Christianity would be corn- attacks on Jews but these have Harvard. He concluded his stu- progress which was attained in stein, Milton Bernstein, Julius
'wiled
to
attend
the
"child
ghettos."
Hamid, ''Black Hitler," president, damn Jews and I'll bet any one that will fortify them in the hat-
long since erased to be news so far dies with three years of research ! spite of untold financial difficul- Braun, Harry Cohen, Rabbi Sam-
The insincerity of Chancellor
of the Negro Industrial Clerical : of you damn Negroes that he ties of life. It will make them
as Poland is concerned. The gov- at the University of Cambridge, ties. the United Hebrew Schools uel M. Fine, Morris Fishman,
better men and women, and give Schuschnigg, and the true state of ernment did break into press, England, receiving the degree of of Detroit held the annual meet- Louis Crane, Rabbi A. M. Hersh- .
Alliance, who has surrounded him-1 won't be elected again.
his anti-Jewish policy, is indicated
"The
damn
Jews
walk
around
them
the
strength
that
comes
though, in what is best described Doctor of Philosophy. Upon re- 1 ing on Sept. 27, at the Phila- man, Henry Meyer% Louis Rob-
self with all the trappings of •
by the fact that the Jewish sehool
inson, Isaac Rosenthal, Judge
turning to this country he estab- delphia-Byron Hall.
Fascist leader, was summoned to and tell you funny jokes about from the consciousness of virtue.
Ku • had already been as a "beau geste."
OM,
yourself
and
say,
'Yak
sa,
"A
Officers of the schools, headed Charles Rubiner, Philip Slomo-
The day after the withdrawal of lished his reputation as • writer
appear before Assistant District)
Jewish education for your pa ss ed at the time Chancellor, in
and you think it to be funny."
by Aaron Pregerson, president, vitz, Ralph Spalter and Maurice
children will strengthen the posi- qeneva for the League s,s.ions, its minorities proposal, Poland and lecturer.
Attorney Edwin J. I'elley.
praised Jewish initiative in Pales-
heads of committees and the H. Zackheim.
In appearance, Hamid belies Lion of the Jews in America, by
In an interview, Hamid des.'
Tickets Now as Sale
was uttering words on "equality."
The term of the following di-
superintendent, Bernard Isaacs,
scribed his organization as "mili- his alleged militancy. Mild of wing them that pride and re- The laws, it developed, were passed tine and urged Great Britain to
Tickets for the Sachar lecture
mien and cultured in tone, he spect
''
of race which invariably is at a secret session of the Austrian facilitate Jewish immigration "tak- are now available at 25 tents submitted their annual reports. rectors expires in 1936:
tant." Shopkeepers in the neigh-
Rabbi Ezekiel Aishiskin, Milton
ing
into
account
the
new
increase
and
14
directs"
were
elected
to
with his sleek, long mu.- calculated to win the respect of cabinet on July 4.
borhood testified to the militancy toyed
tache. which, coupled with his ether,.
in the economic capacity" of the each, if bought in advance of the fill a term of three years which M. Alexander, Herman A. Aug-
with accounts of threats and pick- thick Van Dyke, give him the
lecture. On the night of the meet-
Following on the heels of the country.
ust,
Fred M. ButseL David J.
this
meeting.
expired wit!,
eting by representatives of the appearance of an Oriental poten- ' en AJ ewish education for chil- systematic removal of Jews from UNITED STATES
ing. tickets will sell at 35 cents
Cohen, Judge Harry B. Keidan,
The Elected Directors
drrn will e stablish for them a public and semi-public posi tions
Alliance.
After delaying action for nearly Rae .
J.
Max
Lieberman, Abraham
tate. lie received a reporter into
The 14 directors elected at this
t the head of the true kinship with the world-wide ; within the last few months, this
'timid holds meetings nightly
Tickets are available from mem• meeting are:
Rosenshine. Samuel Schafiander,
■ year, the American • Olympic
the "office" a
on the corner of 125th St. and Hotel Dumas, 216 West 135th St. family of Israel. at home in tritest move of Austria proves that Committee voted to participate in bets of the Zionist Organisation,
Aaron
Sllberblatt,
Louis
Stoll,
Louis Dann. Joseph H. Ehrlich,
Indignantly he denied the' America. in Palestine, and in eve the coalition government is anti- the 1936 Olympic Games. The ac- from members of Zionist youth
Seventh Ave., where he lectures
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, Henry
to the inhabitants of Harlem.' speech attributed to him in the , err other nation of the world , Semitic. The Christian-Socialist ceptance of Germany's official web. croups, at the Zionist office, 1044 Rabbi Moses Fischer. Rabbi Leon Wineman and Rudolph Zuieback.
From.
Aaron Klein. Maurice Lan-
What purported to be a steno- stenographic report. He said he Out of that Jewish education will party, leading member of the coal- 'come was made after a unanimous Penobscot Bldg., and at the office
Esiscational Report
dau, Prof. Samuel M. Levin, Sol
graphic report of one of his ad-
' confitientlY lime the genius for I Mon, has been outspoken in its de- vote. Two of the members of the of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. R. Levin. Robert R. Menial,
Maude. H. Zackheim, chair-
would like to take court action Irritative
sniritual thonght which ' milds for • numerus clausus in the American Olympic Committee,
dresses was furnished by the Anti- stains[ the "slanderer."
Ziesiet Dance Nov. 3
of
the board of education
man
Aaron M. Pregerson, Philip L.
„I' s the traditional Jewish contrilm- schdols and professions and Chia is though, Charles L. Ornstein and
•
•
Nazi Minute M en.
The Zionist Organization of
of the schools, submitted • re-
too
Court action
■ measure which the Jews of Aus- Charlotte Epstein, refrained from Detroit immures that the annual Rosenthal Simon Shelter, Harry port in behalf of his committee
Lauds Hitler, Hits Roosevelt
snarled Francis Minor, his right- i Gen to the culture of mankind.
M. Shulman and David S. Zeman.
now look forward to with
voting.
"Hitler don't want the damn hand man, sitting at Hamid's left
" , """net the Jewish People tria can
dance will be held at Hotel Stot-
Mr Rosenthal, sunerintendent exnressing satisfaction over the
always been contemn[ certainty.
The German American Confer- ler on Nov. 0, honoring the anni-
Jews in Germany. We don't "If we get him we'll handle him ;'"r•
of
the Shaarey 7.edek Sunday achievements of the post year.
u
s
poop!.
What little hope they may have ence of New York, now • in the versary of the Balfour Declara-
!so. the irnorarens. °
want them in Harlem," he is in our own way."
Mr. Zackheim lauded the devo-
Get Jobe 1..4 a rood word for the mon held mist certainly have been hands of the Friends of New Ger- tion which was imued on Nov. 2, School and a teacher in the De- tion of the teacher". He ewe-
nuoted as saying. "We will run
Out I.
troit
high whoolo and Mr. Shul-,
them out of Harlem like Hitler
dally
peinted to the nsorress
Minor seemed to be the Goering "'to vv. none: for the man win dashed he an editorial in Storm many, met and Indorsed a slate of
man. an active leader In Shearer;
the man who Over Austria, the Chancellor's own nominees fnr municipal, state and 19rt
Ahraham
Conner. ehoirmsn of
b
made et the Tuvedo-liohnne_
Thronehont the " 9 wr!k: even fnr
is running them out of Germany. of
the outir.
ofileial organ of the federal officee whom it will recom- the dance committee. rates that Zedek, are the two new members
of the schools.
and if it's war they wont, they'll interview, Hatrid carefully es.'"'"• wets' of certain minor barb- paper and the
beowe
►
. of the boerd.
As Wei-eating obscrestion
get it. In fact, FII start it, and 0-toed set'-lemish uttorances, I s'itlinew Wit the ienorsmus was Catholic Storm Troops °resides- mend to Its 400,000 members. It numerous novel features will
Other Divots....
definitely puts the American Nazis
tUn which he heads.
better
war,
interjected
words
of
nra:se
I
slways
eyed
with
scorn
and
int-
a
no one can start
(Tars so Pap Opposite EJ:toela!)
Directors whom terms entire. (Tan to Page Opposite Ed,torial)
Minor
• A plenanry session of the Vienna into politics.
than myself.
(Turn to Lost Page)
(Turn to La s t Pa re.
.
"Roosevelt is no good. He was

GENEVA. (JTA) — Germany
will have to guarantee protection
to the Jews of the Saar if she
is to take possession of that re-
gion in the event the January
plebiscite favors her, it was re- JEWISH IDEALS
vealed last week in connection
The pursuit of knowledge for
with the extraordinary session of its own sake, an almost fanatical
the Council of the League of Na- love of justice and the desire for
tions summoned for November to personal independence—these are
deal with the Saar question.'
the features of the Jewish tradi-
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency tion which make me thank my
learned authoritatively that the stars that I belon • to it
League intends to make the Jew- Those who are raging today
ish question one of the main is- against the ideals of reason and
sues in considering the future of
the Saar Valley. Baron Pompeo individual liberty and are trying

TENTH SEASON OF
BETH EL COLLEGE

HEARST VIEWS ON
NAZI JEW-HATRED

LEHMAN IS NAMED
BY ACCLAMATION

SACHAR TO SPEAK
HERE ON OCT. 26

EDUCATION MONTH
RADIO ADDRESSES

THE WEEK IN REVIEW

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-Jews in Harlem Being Coerced
By Abdul Humid, "Black Hitler"

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United Hebrew Schools Told of
Past Year s Cultural Progress