-
IntVentorr,kwistt Roxictg
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
REGION CONCLAVE
bus, was the chairman of the I
ELECTS WINEMAN meeting. The following leaders Boycott on Nazi Goods
EXPLAINS MEXICAN
, LIPSKY OPPOSES
WEEK IN REVIEW
ALIEN REGULATION I
of American Jewry participated
Voted by Chicago AFL
in the discussion: Henry Wine-' .
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man and Fred M. Butzel of De-
-
-
CIIICAGO.—Three thousand
Effeets of Anti-Semitic Acts and troit; Max Hirsch and Adolph
ous of the new groups usurping
Attitudes In the Social and Eco- Rosenberg of Cincinnati; Rabbi member, of the Chicago Fed- "natives of Russia, except those is now going on." There is no es-
what the Steuhenites believed ex-
(CON(
enom rmilii 1 i
emigrating
difference
of opinion among
nomic Life of American Jewry'!" Max C. Carrick, Erie; Mrs. IL E. eration of Labor in bi-monthly emigrating from Russia prior to
the amounts they receive, the re- clusively its own right.
1917
and
Russians
born
or
net-
American
Jewish
leaders
on
funds-
meeting
Sunday
voted
unani-
Mr. Fred Lazarus Jr.. of Colum- Ottenheimer of Louisville, and
sults accomplished are remark-
The second group, represented
this
year's
response
to
Poles, Lithuanians,
the ' able.
in o t h e Czechoslovak-
r countries, mental Jewish problems, he :aid. orda in
•
Mr. Abraham Katovsky of Cleve- mously for a boycott of all uralized
by the German-American Confer.
Ile also made the point that the Community Fund."
products made in Germaify
land.
"The
most
surprising
thing
I
ence,
and nearly all its affiliates
Biases Appeal
function of a World Jewish Con-
The Sunday morning round ta- while Hitler is in power. At ions (sic) Syrians, Armenians,
d
M r. Butzel' s appe a l in behal f have di srd, anbathe
on e that exclusive of the Friends of New
fans, ! loess could be performed as well
bles provoked liberal discussion in the same time 500 members of Arabs, Turks, Finns, Estho
,
concernscove
e
Germany,
feel that the Steubenites
me most i ts
little
by the creation of ti central execu- of the Community Fund,
each group. Maurice J. Sievers the youth division of the Chi- Letts Bessarabians, and natives o tiee committee located at Geneva to I Jewish community, follows: to the !support the fund
ives from have taken "lying down." They are
*el co-operate with the
of Cincinnati presided at the' cago Committee for the De- (the) Lebano n and Palestine." In
in
favor of more strenuous meas.
e
League of Na- I "This year, the Community jpersone of modera trecein
comes. I
comes.
round table on "Family and Child fense of human Rights Against these cases the deposit of a bond ! tions.
ures and differ only from the third
mean that th e fund is au
1 Fund campaign is starting out Ialmost entirely by large corpora- group—composed of the Friends of
Welfare .
"
The discusmnts
f Nazism met to reaffirm its boy- guaranteeing departure from
o
with
a
new
zest.
A
large
num-
Conflict
Imminent
Mexico within the period indi-;
various phases of this subject cott on German goods.
f b
us i ness men who had not tions, persons ot wealth and the New Germany and the Zahne in-
cated on the tourist card is usu.: Speaking for the first time on the ' b her of
were: Lee J. Ferbstein of Akron '
spired German-American Indepen-
very poor.
, ally required.
iWorld Jewish Congress since it been able to manifest their i nter
Dr. A. S. Jaeger of Indianapolis,'
"Last year about $1,646,822 dent Voters League—in that they
insist upon maintaining their or-
Fred Lazarus Jr. of Columbus, J. Grossman of Cleveland, E. .1. , "From the information obtained' was favored by the American Jew- est or some years are back in
said that the campaign and there is an en- was collected. The total number of Iganization as an entity apart from
Marc J. Grossman of Cleveland. , Schanfarber of Columbus and Sid- , by the Consul relative to the case ish Congress Mr. Li sk in
Ameri- ' thusiasm among prospective givers contributions was 95,795. Of
any suspicion of direct Reich in-
Detroiter, Speak . ney G. Kusworm of Da yton. I of Mr. and Mrs. Galvani it ap- i "a conflict is , immine Pnt y
which is bound to darn- that has not been evident for 3thoeose5, gla, v 6 e05frgoamve so2 vrierto$ :101 0 ,0. and fluence.
Malvina Friedman of E. M. Baker and W. J. Schroder pears that a Mexican immigration I : a lin e e j e ew
r rY
position in America if the some time. It looks as though 83,835 gave under $10. Only
1
inspector
at
Nuevo
Laredo
in-
,
The only thing all three groups
Cleveland was the chairman and presided at a comprehensive dis
, question involved is not dealt with . we are beginning to realize that
(RUSSIA discussion leader of the round cession of "Common Grounds of
rmed them of the foregoing resolutely and dispassionately by our Community Fund is a ' tre-
"This is the worst record of agree on is their endorsement of
table on "Health Problems." Die. 1 Interest Upon Which Jewish Corn- regulations and that they replied , responsible Jewish groups."
mendous humanitarian project any city in the country. Com- the gubernatorial candidacy of for-
cussants Included Dr. Louis Ran- I munit y Groups M
Ma Coordinate t the effect that since they were
h aff ects every citizen and art e figures for the year 1932- mer Mayor John F. Hylan of New
Re t.frrin g to the advocacy of the whic
York City. The German organiza-
sohoff of Cincinnati, Dr. Benja• Their Activities." George W. 4 merican citizens such regula- e ' World Jewish Congress
show that the per capita
ta tions are supporting Ilylan to
in 1935 b is no a G ose hoPoindteth soci
lions
could
not
possibly
apply
to
min Olch of Dayton, Jesse F. Rabinoff, executive director of
c1933 ibution
ri s
peat he
t ty ontr
Detroit w
th e American Jewieh Con
an d y f unct i t on. It
show
their displeasure at the Re-
Hirschman of Detroit, Dr. II. A. the National Council, stated that them. The inspector thereupon ,, the opposition to it by Congress
$1.40.
Trite results in some of
o
•
the Ameri- entire $2,500,000 will be over-
Jacobs of Indianapolis,
A Torgsin Order will
this conference had accomplished referred the matter to the officer can Jewish Committee and the , subscribed, no that a well balanced the other cities were as follows: publican, Democratic and Socialist
parties
nominating Jews for the
Miss Rose Sugarman of Colum- ' a great deal In cementing the in charge of the immigration B'nai B'rith, Mr. Lipsky said that program of social work can be ,
A OUI li
be highly appreciated by
Subeurthe d 1,9reSPEs office.
bus was the chairman and leader bonds of fellowship and kinship port, who agreed to recite the there is no "basis in substantial carried on in this city.
your relatives in the So-
13.n
Hadassah held its '0th annual
of the round table on "Recreation ; between existing communities and facts to the Secretaria de Gober- ' difference of opinion or in prin.
"The standards of child care, 1 " -.17,
l',!"
" • . •.. •• $42.s
viet Union.
1. , 015•
050 s
1.
7"i'
e l l 'I oe
a s:;"'
2.3 1
convention and elect <l a former
and Education." The discussants ' between the agencies of the local action by telegraph at the appli - , ciple and purpose to warrant the; health service and, most of all, se
to.
.i
3. 936,000
LSI
Torgsin offers 15,000
' president, Mrs. Edward Jacobs, to
g that inloutbreak of t h is contro s y
of this subject were Hirsh Kap- , communities.
cants' expense, explainin
3,774.000
•
proective
d
cter
wrk,
o
ha
3.29
ve
"
"
`
•anti en
Klinse s CI D'
the event the necessary permits time. " It should," hver. at this
1,331.000
the presidency once egain to suc-
3.31
Ian of Akron, Dr. J. S. Golub of
different domestic and
e said, be fallen to pi able levels. Thou- mionsepene
1,663.900
3.60
ceed Mrs. llalprin. The organiza-
Cincinnati, Sam H. Thal of Day-
imported articles of high
were received • a bond sufficient adjusted and settled without parts sands of young people who are g,,• ;Sihroirrirsi • , • •
3.10
HELLER
DF.S
DESCRIBES
tion participated, via an interna-
ure
ton.
6 13
air depart- , son rancor or personal animus. without jobs certainly need facili-
quality. Clothing, shoes,
"I ant afraid that figures for tional broadcast, in the dedication
FOUNDATION NEEDS ure from Mexico would be re-' The leaders of American Jewry ties for education, recreation and
Kurt Peiser of Detroit presided
foodstuffs and other mer-
of
the cornerstone of the new
quired. According to the Consul's ; should be big enough to overcome social gathering. The govern- this year, when completed, will
at the round table on "New
i isiscis•berTemiu PAGE I )
chandise are for sale.
informant,
Mr. and Mrs. Galvani their prejudices and to find some ment can take care of mass relief show Detroit in a still more un- Rothschild-Hadassah-Hebrew Uni-
.
Methods and Programs for Fund-'
—
favorable light as only 3,000 per- versity Hospital which it is spin-
Raising."
Prices compare fa-
vent its extension of that service Hons. ine to accept these susses-; way to co-operate in Jewish service. but there are numberless special sons in the whole city contributed , miring in conjunction with the
"With reference to Mr. and I Steps should be taken at once, at cases requiring a great deal more sums varying from $25 to
The round table on "Problems to the students throughout the
vorably ivith those
$100. , American Jewish Physicians Com-
le'
any rate, to mitigate the campaign than money and which call for a tnhe
of Smaller Commu
' es" was led year.
cannot help but feel that some- mittee. The organization also
Mrs. Galvani's having obtained ; of re iprocal abuse which is now , highest skill in helping family
by H. Joseph II Ian with the
in the United States
d c
op study of the continuously in- travel document from the Mexi- a going on.
thing
is
wrong
and
that
there
is launched a new membership cam-
personal readjustment.
following partic pants: Rabbi creasing size of the Jewish student
Tor Torgsln orders
woeful lack of both a proper . paign.
Charles B. Latz of Canton Rab- population at Ann Arbor will fur- can Consul at Detroit it may be ; "Contrary to general impres-1 "The Jewish group has been a a spirit
of generosity and civic
me your local bank or
President Roosevelt was notified
bis Louis Witt of Dayton, Rabbi ther illustrate the heavy tasks and said that it is generally under-1 sion," continued
Mr. Lipsky, .pioneer in raising money by fund
authorized agent
by the Zionist District of Rich-
J. Folkman of Jackson, Joseph responsibilities which that insti- stood that the immigration au- there never was greater accord methods and its standards in fain- Pri'd 'P e
ersons who are closest to mond, Virginia, that his name has
Woolf of Toledo.
tution is called upon to bear. In t onties of all countries custom- and co-operation among Jews than i ly case work, child care, clinical the activities of the agencies, the been inscribed in the Golden Book
arily determine whether bearers prevails today. The differences in I service, recreation, vacation and
At the luncheon Sundayafter- the last ten years the J
e and persons of limited in- of the Jewish National Fund, a ges-
poor
wish
stu-
of
consular
do
cements
are
en
-
'
that raged in years past center work had reached a high
noon the following subject was ,dent population nearly doubled. The titled to entrace as tourists or about
bestowed upon every Ameri-
. Zionis. f are today
. ay fairly ad- I , level. The Community Fund has comes are the most generous in ture
discussed: 'Factors
Affecting' general student population, how-
jested in the practical work for always shown a keen a appreciation their contributions considering can president since Wilson. A cer-
Jewish Communal Interest and ever, enjoyed but a fraction of that' , otherwise "
tificate
of the president's enroll-
their means. The ones I criticize
bu ildi ng of s t the Jewish
Activity and Support of Jewish growth. I have in my hands the
In presenting the case of the
1 of any peculiarly Jewish contribu-
lei throig the ex- . lions to the philanthropic and so- are persons receiving incomes of ment was presented to him.
Community Enterprise," with Wil- religious census for 1934-35 acmes- b arring of the Galvanis from
from $5,000 a year to $20,000 PALESTINE
tended Jewish Agency
A enc which h is rec- cial work of P the city. P
General RepreeentatIve In U.S.A
ham J. Schroeder presiding; also, ter. The figures tell more than : Mexi
who give nothing, or only $10,
ed a s
at en4TORO, 261 Fifth Ave.. N.v.
internat
international Jewish ;
Palestine has entered into an-
J. W. Steinhauser of Columbus, words
I
the phenomenal growth of , icle pointed out to Senator Van-
"The
amount
contributed
by
)
thy
Palestine
ne
mandate.
' the Detroit Community Fund to $20 or $30. Many of them spend other trade pact with Germany, ac-
Julian II. Krolik of Detroit, Marc the Jewish student population at I denberg that diplomatic relations
many times the amount of their cording to the London Financial
Ann Arbor. The total student popu- with Russia were broken in 1911 ' Urge. Pressure on 3 Groups
the Jewish organizations how- contributions on one party.
News. A barter agreement, the
lation this year is listed at 8829; because Russia refused to admit
in the relief work for the vic- ever, has always depended upon
"I have had lists prepared of paper states, has been concluded
6850 of that number specified some l Jews who were naturalized Amer- tiros of German oppression and the the budget submitted and the
the contributions made by em- through the Anglo-Palestine Bank.
form of rel igious preference. The , lean citizens. The editors ex.
constructive work arising out of the amount raised by the community p oyes of a number of our largest
agreement, which will termin-
balance, oh 1979, expressed no re- pressed the belief that the sever- relief, a larger degree of co-opera- as a whole, and has not corres- corporations and the result is The
ate on February 28, 1935, provides
litrious preference. Of the 6850 ing of relations with Russia form- tion exists than ever before. James
ponded
in
any
way
to
the
amount
really
most
distressing.
In
some
for
barter
up to 4,000,000 Reichs-
who specified some form of reli- ed sufficient ground and prece- G. McDonald, League High COED
given by the Jews. In fact, there cases out of several hundred per- marks and includes not only trade
glous preference, 887 openly stated dent for an investigation into the missioner for Refugees, finds uni- is no precise way of identifying
their affiliation with or desire for action by Mexico in the Galvani versal Jewish support in the carry- , the Jewish contribution. In some sons receiving salaries of from with Palestine, but also German
a Jewish form of worship. Of the case of
The p o- -ears it has been notably gener- $250 to $800 a month, not more exports to the Far East, British
1,949 who expressed no preference
posal to boycott German-made prod- ; ous and in other years it has been than 30 or 40 have contributed India and Egypt to cover the im-
poeritmataino yn . of Palestine oranges to
anything, and only five or six of G
whatsoever, it is safe to say that
efts was met first by divide,. Jew- ; t
about 25 per cent are Jewish,' who M. BessieGotsfelet, MisracIsi ish opinion, but there now Seems r erribly disappointing. Our self- these as much as $50. The ones
espect
demands
that
there
should
Wom•n Leader, Brin gs
disinclined to state their religious
receiving
the
lowest
salaries
have
This is the third pact since the
to be no practical difference in
Message
a notable increase in our con-
preference for various reasons. If' .
views. Some Jews prefer to do their I be
t ribution to the Community Fund almost invariably been the most advent of Ilitlerism that has been
we add the probable number of the
generous, but even in these cases, made between Palestine and Nazi
boycotting noisily, others do it with I and
In bringing greetings from Pal- quiet decorum." j
that we do our part in rais- the amount is exceedingly small. Germany. The first provided for
latter group to the 887 who ex-
ng levels of contribution no that
pressed a Jewish preference, we estine, Mrs. B. Gotsteld, who has
"Almost everyone with an in- the increase in the import of Pal-
Mr. Lipsky stated that it is the , t he social work of our city, both
will have 1,382 Jewish students or recently returned for a visit to duty
of "the moral authorities in Jewish and non-Jewish, can be come of from $200 a month and estine oranges to Germany in re-
more than 15 per cent. A member this country, lauded the Mizrachi American
over
can easily contribute and turn for purchases of German
Jewry to intervene in r estore d to ffl ."
of the }fillet Commission to whom Women of America for their fore- the
agree to pay every three months goods, particularly heavy machin-
Help Michigan Prosper--
and ca upon the
I have imparted the above statis- sight in establishing an institu- American Jewish
Mr.
McEvoy's
Statement
during
the next year from $6 to ery. The other permitted German
Comll
mittee,
Help Michigan's Greatest Industry
tics, staled that he is of the opinion tion such as the Mizrachi Tech- B'rith and the American
The statement issued by Mr. $25, and I am sure that many Jews leaving fur Palestine to take
Jewish
that Michigan now has the largest nical School and Cultural Center Congress to meet in conference
Help Men to Get Jobs—
thousand
such persons will do so part of their capital with them in
with McEvoy states in part:
Jewish student population of any for Girls in Jerusalem. Mrs. Gots- a view to exploring the possibilities
if they will think a little about the form of German goods,
Help Get More Cars on the Roads.
University where there is a Mlle! fold , who is one of the most out- for a maximum of co-operation and of "I doubt if but few residents their responsibilities to those not
Unanimous approval of the pol-
the city have a comprehensive
Foundation.
standing leaders of the Mizrachi the avoidance of a conflict that will i I dea of just what is accomplished so fortunately situated as them- icies of the World Zionist Execu-
Limit Auto Taxes—Even if you do not own a
"Because of the situation in which Women's Organizations, has de- destroy, if allowed to continue, all by the fund. I know I did not. selves, and particularly if they •tive was expressed last week at the
Car, VOTE "YES"— You'll be richer , if you do.
Michigan finds itself and the stand- ; voted the past three years to the that has thus far been achieved in 1 I I was more or less familiar with will take the small amount of closing meeting of the Zionist l'o-
ing which it enjoys, the Hillel work of the Mizrachi Women in the way of co-operation in the up- • few institutions which were sup- time and trouble it will require to litical Commission by delegates of
Foundation of that institution Palestine, and heads the commit- building of Palestine as the Home- ported by it and in one in which learn something about the work the Laborite, General Zionist, Radi-
AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN
merits special consideration on the tee in charge of the Mizrachi land, and in the measures to aid the I am particularly interested.
cal and Jewish State party ele-
done by these agencies."
GleislON5 al 2 5 MICHIGAN L I VIES
part of the Jews of America and Technical School and Home for Jewish victims of the Nazi govern -
ments of the World Zionist Organ-
Radio Programs
"I do not feel that any of the
particularly the Jews of Michigan 'Girls.
merit"
ization. The approval of policy
Sally
Woodward
spoke
over
77 institutions or agencies , as
and the City of Detroit, which
they are called, should be elimin- Station WWJ on Wednesday was based upon reports on the
state and city it serves in a unique
Palestine Legislative
Criticize yourself today and
Retain HAROLD E. STOLL as ated. All are doing not only morning, and discussed the wor k proposed
* way.
others tomorrow.
i Register of Deeds.
.
valuable work but, considering of the Jewish Child Placemen t Council, the internal consolidation
of
the
Zionist
movement and the
Bureau.
Other radio programs discusse d problem of colonization, particular-
ly
in
new
lands.
The two-day ses-
the work of the various agencies
of the Community Fund, including sion had as its principle task the
preparation of a basis for the antic-
the Jewish agencies.
ipated negotiations between the
Zionist Executive and the Iligh
Commissioner of Palestine, Sir
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope, about
the enumerated subjects.
The cornerstone for the new°
CoNCLUDED FROM PAI113 I 1
Rothschild-Hadassah-lIebrew Uni-
that "this organization hi a man k versity Medical Center and School
for the Nazi party to gain's foot was laid on Mt. Scopus with hil-
hold in the United States, wit 1, pressive ceremonies.
A 1,200 mile oil pipeline running
the object of converting thi
country from a democracy into 5 from the rich Mosul oilfields of
dictatorship on the Hitler model. a northern Iraq across the desert
He added that the constitutio wastes of Kirkuk to Ilaita was
and by-laws of the Friends wer n opened. The new development will
modeled on those of the Nan e ; materially aid in making finite
i one of the greatest of Mediterran-
party in Germany.
"Ridiculous," was the commen ean seaports, a rival of Beirut,
t
of Anton Haegele, one of th e ' Syria.
A huge tract of land in Palestine,
trustees of the Friends, who sai d described
of even greater value for
his organization "no doubt" wool d ; Jewish colonization purposes than
oppose legal steps which Mr • the fertile Emek, has been acquired
Dickstein threatened to take t O by the Jewish National Fund.
prevent the incorporation of th e GERMANY
Friends by the State.
The German government served
'111
Sen. Robinson Finds Lot of Jew a notice on Washington that the
Improving
"favored country" trade agreement
Senator Joseph T n .Robinson o f in force for a number of years be-
Arkansas returned from Turop e tween the countries would be ter-
on the United States liner Wash • minated next October 14th. This is
ington. He had attended th e believed to be an effort on the part
Interparliamentary Union confer- of the Nazi government to force a
ence in Stambul, and in Germany more advantageous position for
tallied with Chancellor Hitler and Germany in obtaining vitally need-
Hjalmer Schacht, economic lead - ed raw materials. Germany ex-
er.
pressed hope that a new trade
The Senator said he saw evi . agreement would be signed by the
dence of modification of the Nazis ' two countries.
attitude toward the Jews and tha t
Seventeen Jewish athletes hare
"those in authority in Germany ' been invited by German sports au-
were considering measures and thorities to compete for places on
policies that might be termed con- the German Olympic team. This is
servative. Ile would not discuss undoubtedly Germany's gesture to
his conversations with the Germa n pressure applied by Olympic offi-
leaders, nor would he say whethe ✓ claim. But that is indicative of no
his impression, were the reset t change in trend is indicated by the
of these talks.
order of the German Culture So-
$300,000 Short in German Aid , ciety to German stage managers
warning them not to produce plays
J. D. C. Reports
The Joint Distribution Commit - by Jewish authors, librettists or
tee has been forced to reduce it s which feature Jews.
allotments for German-Jewish aid YUGOSLAVIA
for the last six months of the
The government of Yugoslavia
current year by half, it was re officially absolved Jews of any part
veiled in ■ report by Paul Baer in the murder of King Alexander
weld, chairman of the executive and took strong steps to stop anti-
committee. While, for the period Semitic outbursts which had broken
from Jan. 1 to June 30, the or- out as • result of the spreading of
ganization allotted approximately a Use rumor. The Chief Rabbi
$600,000 for the program of Ger- at Ve special invitations of the
man aid, including activities with- royal family, marched in a place
in Germany and in refugee coun- of honor in the funeral procession
tries, for the last six months it of the late king.
was forced to reduce its allot-
YIDDISH CULTURAL
ment to $300,000.
WORLD
CONGRESS
Butzel, Peiser, McEvoy Call Upon
Detroit Jewry for Wholehearted
Support in Community Fund Drive
TORGSt N
urra
GIFTS
ri
OESIN
LIMIT
Auto Taxes
vote"YES" November 6th
Amendments 2 and 3
Luther Condemned
As Hitler Agent
smoke, a
great many Chesterfields..
morning, noon and night
..
are alwais the same
The Chesterfields you're
smoking now arc just like
they were last year or any
other year—because we al-
ways buy the right tobaccos
—uniformly ripe and mild.
(9n 14
MONDAY
ROSA
PONSELLIS
WEDNESDAY
NINO
MARTINI
SATUIDAT
CRETE
STEECKCOLD
ICOSTELANIETZ ORC11F-STIA AND CHORUS
9 P. M. (1.
50 Per cent of Aliens Entering
U. S. Are Reich Refugees
Approximately 50 per cent of
the 6,048 Jewish aliens who ar-
rived in this country during the
first seven months of the
present
year were German-Jewish refu-
gees coming either directly
from
Germany or from other European
countries to which they fled, ac-
cording to the report just made
public by the Hebrew Sheltering
and Immigrant Aid Society.
Chesterfields are milder . . they taste better
S. TO —COLUMBIA NETWORK
to 1914) 1/(4)1Y1
k NrmTOI leap CC;
Truth is the seal of God.
—Talmud.
CONFERENCE OPENS
coNCIA'D1CD EDAM FAGS
rented in a number of piano selec-
tions.
The occasions on Saturday will
be devoted to the business of the
conference. A banquet will be
given on Saturday evening. Sun.
day will again be devoted to busi•
nest sessions, and in the evening
delegates will be entertained at a
series of parlor meeting+.
Dr. Shmarya Kleiman will ofli•
chilly open the conference on Fri-
day evening.