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and THE LEGAL CHRONt,Lx.
Mrs. Jacob H. Davis
recommends that her friends
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ON APPROVAL"
Forecast Future
Of German Jewry
"The Rise and Destiny of the
German Jew," by Dr. Jacob R.
Marcus, will bring a challenge to
every Jew and non-Jew interested
in the progress of civilization.
The book will appear on Dec. 6.
Dr. Warcusi work deals with
the story of the Jews in Central
Europe, their achievements in lit-
erature, science, music and bust-
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nos from early days through the
period of the Emancipation up
to the present day.
The book takes up the rise of
anti-Semitism, the doctrine of
Nordicism, the myth of Jewish
economic dominance, anti-Jewish
laws, and discrimination.
205 GRATIOT -145 MICHIGAN
Dr. Marcus' book is over 400
DETROIT'S EXCLUSIVE HATTER
pages in length. Among its chap-
ter headings are the following:
Emanicapation and Discrimina-
tion
(1871-1934);
Anti-Jewish
Laws of the National Socialists;
The Origin of Anti-Semitism;
Adolph Hitler and Nazi Anti-
Semitism; Nordicism: Analysis
and Critique; The Jew in German
Palestine can absorb a mini- been adopted by the Central Bu- Political Life (321-1918); Jewry
mum of 40,000 Jews annually, if reau for the Settlement of Ger- in the Political Life of the Re-
adequate resources are provided, man Jews in Palestine to cover public; The Economic Life of
according to a joint statement the period from the summer of German Jewry; The Myth of Jew-
issued by Dr. George Landauer, 1933 to the summer of 1935, It ish Economic Dominance; The
head of the Jerusalem branch, was announced by Drs. Landauer Literary Activity of the German
and Dr. Martin Rosenblueth, and Rosenblueth.
Jew; The German Jew in the
head of the London headquarters
Both natives of Germany, the Social Sciences; German Jews as
of the Central Bureau for the two experts achieved fame in the Scientists; The Jew in German
settlement of German Jews in Reich, Dr. Landauer as an econo- Music; The Jew and the Art of
Palestine, who arrived in the mist and jurist, and Dr. Rosen- Germany; Jews as Nobel Prize
United States this week to bring blueth as leader of the Zionist Winners; The Inner Life of Jew-
to American Jews a first-hand re- movement in that country. Dr. ry Until 1933; Youth and Schools
port of the status of German- Landauer was in the German in Germany Jewry; The Problem
Jewish colonization activities.
army, serving at the front for of a Specific Jewish Culture;
Declaring that "any serious four years and winning the Iron Other Aspects of Jewish Life in
consideration of the problem of Cross. Dr. Rosenblueth was sec- Germany; The Future of German
Jewish homelessness must inevi- retary to David Wolffsohn and Jewry; If Hitler Falls; The Fu-
tably center on Palestine," the Otto Warburg, in succession ture of German Jewry: If Hitler
experts voiced fear for the refu- presidents of the World Zionist Survives; The Future of German
gees who have been temporarily Organization, and more recently Jewry: Elements of Strength;
settled in various European lands he was vice-president of the Zion- The Future of German Jewry:
neighboring on Germany. "It is ist Federation of Germany.
Elements of Weakness; Hitlerism
to be hoped," they said, "that the
and World Jewry.
intention of some of these nit.
The author of the book is a
tions to terminate the residence.
professor of history at the He-
permits of a large number of
brew Union College. He received
refugees will be abandoned, so
his B. A. from the University of
as not to complicate further a
Allen II. Blobdy, who is an Cincinnati in 1917 and was or-
situation already critical."
dained a rabbi at the Hebrew
A budget of $1,650,000 has active figure in the Democratic Union College in 1920. After his
party and who was formerly an
unsuccessful candidate for Con- ordination he studied in Berlin,
gress in the 15th District in 1932, Kiel, Paris and Palestine, and
received his Ph.D. degree from
A New Chanukah Play
announced his the University of Berlin in 1925.
candidacy for Ile has been a member of the He-
The Furrow Press, 115 Eastern
Judge of the Re- brew Union College faculty since
Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y., pub-
corder Court, 1920.
lished a new Chanukah play by
Traffic and Ordin-
Dr. Marcus has contributed nu-
Margaret K. Soifer—"Into the
ance Division.
merous articles to the American
Frying Pan."
Mr. Blondy has Jewish Press. He is the author
This play is an operatic farce
been engaged in of a biography of Israel Jacobson,
which was originally written for
the practice
of the founder of the Reform move-
the collegiate branch of the Union
law in Detroit for ment in Judaism, and was a co-
of Orthodox Jewish Congregations.
author of "A Layman's Jewish
nine
years
and
It was so successful that the next
was formerly as- Library," a tract recently pub-
year the New York Council of Jun-
sociated
with lished by the Union of American
ior Iladassah presented it.
Judge John J. Ma- Hebrew Congregations.
In this farce, the ingredients of
Dr. Marcus' new book, "The
her. Ile is • grad-
the traditional Chanukah potato I
caste of the UM. Rise and Destiny of the German
pancake (Latke) come to life. Six
Jew"
is priced at $2, and is being
versity of Detroit
songs to Sullivan's tunes from the
at published in Cincinnati by the
resides
"Mikado" enlivens the play. There' ,, A. H. Blond, and
epartment of Synagogue and
are seven characters (three male, 12 627 Elmhurst Ave.
Among other things, Mr. Blondy School Extension of the Union of
four female). The scene Is a 'sim-
ple interior. Full directions for a dvocates reduction of fines In American Hebrew Congregations. i
production and costuming, a dia- minor cases and very severe pen-
gram of the stage set, and the a. !ties in drunk and reckless
sources of the music are included a riving cases. He advocates that
when the police officer issues •
with each copy of the play.
Miss Deborah Allen, who was t icket, that the officer designate,
president of the New York Council ; f or the convenience of the mo- RELIABLE and domestic help.
Laundresses, women for clean-
orist, whether the man is to at-
in 1932, writes:
ing, scrub women, housemaids.
"Several seasons ago the New tend in the morning. afternoon
By hour, day or week. All Na-
York Council of Junior Hadassah o r night. Among other things,
tions Employment Bureau, Mad.
presented its most successful en- Mr. Blondy said: "The most im-
icon 2526.
tertninment, "Into the Frying Pan" portant function of a traffic court
by M. K. Soifer. Advance public I s to promote the safety of per.
ity, enthusiastic as it was, handl:3 ons and the lives and the prop- YOUR SIIOES. Too long? Too
short? Too wide? Too nar-
prepared the audience for the wit, I e rty of the public. I would, if
row? We can make them over
the charm and the hilarious fun of e lected, institute night court for
up to two sizes larger. We
the operetta. The happy combine- t raffle violators, not only to give
guarantee perfect fit. Over 30
tion of Sullivan and Soifer pro- I t he working man a chance to ap-
duced an operetta which typified' pear at night, but also to permit
years' experience. • M. KANER
the triumphant and joyous spirit of I i he police officer to bring the
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troit Jewish Chronicle, stating
age, experience and references .
ENIRVI'llATTE
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CAN SETTLE 40,000 GERMAN JEWS
ANNUALLY IN ZION, EXPERTS SAY
Blondy Candidate
For Traffic Judge
t
CLASSIFIED
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A RESOLUTION
Whereas, on Wednesday evening, Dec. 12,
1934, Harold Haftka, devoted son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Haftka, was brutally assaulted
and then shot, and, whereas, his death resulted
therefrom, and, whereas, The Master Bakers
Association of Detroit, of which his father is a
member, highly respected and revered, con-
vened on Thursday evening, Dec. 13, and
passed the following resolution:
Be it resolved, that each individual meas.
beg of The Master Baker's Association and their
families, being terribly shocked and aggrieved
by this tragedy, extend to the grief-stricken
family of the late Harold Haftka their heart-
felt sympathy and condolences.
(Signed) THE MASTER BAKER'S ASSN.,
OF DETROIT.
COOK desires position in private
home, institution or as caterer.
Is qualified to take care of
sorority or fraternity houses.
Excellent references. Call Gar-
field 3279-R.
REPRIMAND JEWISH
A. A. U. DELEGATE S
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE it
DR. JUNG TO SPEAK
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
ICONCLUOED FROM PAGE II
20 YEARS IN TRANSIT
the 1935 convention of the A . Rabbi Moses Fischer will deliver
A. U.
the preliminary address. Ben F.
Despite strenuous protests from Goldman will act as toastmaster.
the American Jewish Congress
During the dinner a Hungarian
Samuel Untermyer, Alfred E. orchestra will play. The event
Smith, and many other leaders will be concluded with a dance.
in the world of sports, Charles L.
Mrs. Harry S. Greenbaum is
Ornstein of New York, Jewish chairman of the donor dinner. as-
member of the American Olympic sisted by Mrs. Emanuel Klein,
Committee and delegate to the
A. A. U. convention, who was ■
leader in the action of last year
in condemning Germany's "vio-
lation of the Olympic and sports-
manship codes," did not fight for
this issue this year and was in-
strumental in having the subject
quashed by the 14 Jewish dele-
gates to the convention. As the
leader of the Jewish contingent, .
it was due to his actions that the
matter did not reach the assem-
bly for a vote.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
further learned, from unimpeach-
able sources, that Jeremiah T.
Mahoney of New York State was
backed by Ornstein as the new
leader of the A. A. U. Justice
Mahoney was elected to the presi-
dency of the national sports body
only after Avery Brundage, head
of the A. A. U. for six years and
anxious to retire, had been as-
As a result of the negotiation
' muted that the Justice had the
it was arranged that Hies should
unanimous support of the New
York delegation and that his
act as an international post office
(Brundage's) program would be
for Jews as well as for non-Jews
MRS. JACOB H. SCHAKNE
carried out. Mr. Ornstein, as a
and their relatives living In Amer-
member of the New York dole- president, and Mrs. James Sobel, ica and in other countries. Post-
gation, knew that Brundage's past president of the Sisterhood. cards with German text were
policy included acceptance to the Subscribers to the donor dinner printed addressed Hies. On the
1936 Berlin games. However, are:
side generally used for writing
Mr. sad A. H
Justice Mahoney was elected and
Auslaintier,:
r. purposes was printed the name
the question of American partici- Beek. 11.1,r. •nil eck,
, and address of the person for
;'d
pation was not brought out on Mrs R. Blau, Mr. and Mrs I. Bra • whom the card was intended,
Geld, Mr. and Mrs. K Drumer. Mr. •
the convention floor.
Mot
mayor, Mr.
hire I. Der no whether well or sick, the need for
Notwithstanding the back-slid. Mr. and Mrs Adolph Dem... Mr a rz.
ea financial support, request for help,
Mrs. Anthony lieut... Mr. anti I(
in
g
of
the
A.
A.
U.
upon
this
all-
.
i Orir.rh, Sir. and Mrs. J. r" conveying hearty greetings and
important issue, several European Mires.. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Engel, M r. finally the name and address of
athletic associations have adopted V AIA.m.r.. a :VAN:
' I nrinMx "irsj;.it'ats
*b the sender. All that the people in
resolutions forbidding their ath-
. ana airs. N. J. Feh man, Mr and
Europe had to do was to cross out
letes to participate in the Berlin Mrs. A. Fere... Mr. and Mrs Alex
Friedman. Mr. and Mrs. J. Friedman. the words they did not want, sign
Olympics.
Mr. and Alm Plunk.. Mr. mcot Mee. E.
the card and send it off. Millions
The Dutch A. A. U. was the ' lemma "' air' and mr
"' ''''''"'"'
Mr. anti Sire N. Goodin..
Mr. .d
first organization on the coatis- sirs If. finhiberis. Mr. and Mrs. Leo of these postcards were received
eat, according to the American (sold, Mr. and SDP Dore Goodfrlend, by Hies in New York which then
Mr. and km Ben F. Goldman, Mr. amt sent them to the relatives through
Jewish Congress, to refuseto Mrs. P. Green. Mr. and Mrs J. (Ire.,
II M. Greenbaum. Mr. and the regular postalchaiaels,___
certify its athletes for participa- Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mr.. D. J. Greenbaum, Mr. and Mrs cl.
tion in the Berlin games. On the Greenbaum.
The postcard just received is
Mr. and Mrs J. Greenfield,
heels of this statement comes a Mr. and Aim 1. Green... Mr. and tam one of the millions which were
orseewsio, sir. and Mrs. M. Grow then sent out to
dispatch from Amsterdam in J.
Hiss, that lost its
M an
Mra. Alex Mr. oss
and MM
r.
Moo.
which the Royal Netherlands Js
or.eph d (Reesman,
rs.
anti Loul. way wandering around the world
11r. and Mre. Joseph Guns- until a week ago.
Gymnastic League, charging Ger- "un'l'ess.
lien, Mrs R. Heiman, Mr. and boa.
man discrimination against the Almond Jaulus, Mr. and Mrs. Him
Jews, decided by unanimous vote J""'''
Applause is the beginning of
and mese,
m ''''' F. Mr. "''''
inTIdo,Strs. Louis
H`'
.nd Mrs.
to refrain from sending repro- s
Katz, Mr. end Mrs Morton Hats abuse.
sentatives to the 1936 Berlin Mr. and M. P Kay, Mr. and Mrs.
dlirz ri.ens d nzees. mr. seri • Mrs. Ben mo.
sports events.
The decision of (;
Mrs N. Klein. Sir. anti sirs
the league, which is made up of es. Klein, Mr. see Mrs. Henry Kohner,
M r. sea Mrs. Dave Krnfield. Mr. Nam
all the leading gymnastic eerie- Lelhowits.
Mr. and Mot Harry Lefko.
ties, was approved by a consid_ Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Ll..., Mr Ain
Mr. and Mrs alone, Leleht•
erable portion of the population. Leh:Mums,
man and mother, Mrs. M. Loving., Mr.
The Norwegian Trade Union
Mrs,
rs, J. Markus mr, and sirs.
Congress ruled this week that Iiarry Meer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meth,
Mr. anil Mrs. I. Middleman. Mr. and
none of its workers who is an Mrs. William 11. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
athlete may participate in com- J.liteob Nagler, Mr. anti Mrs. Nathan
Na gler, Mr. and Mra. E. N uss aum.
petition with German athletes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Popper, mr. s and
during the Hitler regime. The m r'L m" lash''''', Mr."
'Mr"
Um
Rosenbaum, Mr. and /Ars.
Sam
Itosen•
ban was extended to include corn- hors, Mr see sirs Robert
Rosenberg,
Mr. and lin. Morris Rosenberg, Mr.
petitions in all countries.
—
and Mrs A. A. Rosenfeld. Dr. and Mrs
T. I. Roth, Mr. and Mrs Carl Rosner.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Roam., Mr. and
Jewish Judge Ruled Incompetent !.
"Puttntrdatri' Vritr:.1rita74 sTZ
to Judie a Naai
ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. NrhlesInser, Mr.
BERLIN. (JTA) — No Jewish ta,,?,,,, m1,7;„„ 8 . 11,,ar ,;„1 . 7,... alr,,,,,t"„d,,,t1;
judge in Germany is competent to Mr, and lin. Alex Stein. Mr. and Mrs.
preside over a case in, which • ;;.,‘,, v0 " b r ,"";;„r4
1,.",,.d ir r•i4:vt,.:
,
member of the Nazi party is in- and Mrs 1 1 . fv.is., Mr. end Mrs . Joe
volved, it was ruled here Monday. %I'll:, uri, °V , Mr' n'''' We'''' Mr.
The ruling was issued in the n-
' ' "' ""'
case of a Nazi defendant who re-
fused to appear in court because
the judge happened to be a Jew.
The defendant was being sued by
a Jew.
Reich Applies New Pressure
Against Jews
LONDON.—(JTA) — Further
evidence that the economic screw
is being-tightened against German
Jewry by the exclusion of "non-
Aryans" from a number of pro-
fessions is presented by the Lon-
don Times in a column-long art-
icle dated from Berlin.
Asserting that 10,000 Jews
have recently been deprived of
the chance to earn a livelihood in
Germany, the article points out
that the recent tendency to as-
sume that the effects of the anti-
Semitic legislation of the Nazis
have been exaggerated (the as-
sumption being based on the fact
that Dr. Iljalmar Schacht, Minis-
ter of Economics, discourages in-
terference with Jews in com-
merce) is misleading. Dr.
Schacht's measures, the article
declares. were taken merely to
prevent disturbance of the econo-
mic life of Germany.
MsGill Man Heads Oxford
Deb
MONTREAL, Que. (.1 T A)—
David Lewis, Rhodes scholar at
Oxford University, was elected
president of the Oxford Debating
Union, a report received here
says.
fishing the paper. The left-win
Poole Zionists circulated lea%
NEW YORK. (JTA)—The Na- among
the delegates protest&
tional Labor Committee for Pal-against "suppression of the Tit
estine last Sunday concluded a dish
I
language in l'alestine by ens
three-day conference at the Hotel nomic pressure.
Pennsylvania,
inaugurating
a
Dr. George Landauer declare
$250,000 campaign for Labor Pal- that Palestine is the only count
estine. More than 1,000 dele- which can absorb a large amou&
gates from all es over the United of German-Jewish refugees.
States
Lef were
Morris Rothenberg', head of ti
Left-wing
members
of the Zionist Organization of Americe
Peale Zion picketed the Hotel
Pennsylvania during the three urged concentration of all Jett
days of the convention in protest lab energies upon upbuilding 1311
agai nst of dilCOni
a y t d id nish
Jewish National Home In Palm
uatin oe nws op fpu
r in ti
ape
publi-
cati on
Palestine, They bore sandwich An appeal for support of HZ
signs demanding that Dever, Pal- Labor Zionists was delivered b
online labor daily, continue pub- Rabbi Samuel Wohl.
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LONDON.— (JTA) — Neville
Laski, president of the Board of
Deputies of British Jews, and Sir
Osmond E. d'Avigdor Goldsmid,
newly elected president of the Jew-
ish Colonization Association, will
leave for the United States in
December, it was announced here
last week.
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Math Genius, 22, Gets
Soviet University Post
Mf
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MOSCOW.
(JTA )—Although
he is only 22 years old, Liev
Kanterovich, Soviet Jewish
mathematical genius, is already
professor of mathematics at
Leningrad University, head of
the Leningrad Institute of
Mathematics and Mechanics,
and has written and published
43 mathematical treatises
which have been translated
into other languages. Kantero.
vich is well known in mathe-
matical circles in Europe and
the United States.
He showed remarkable abil-
ity when he was a student in
elementary school and was
given a scholarship to enable
him to study further. He
graduated from the university
at 17. When he was 20 he
was appointed professor at
Leningrad University.
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A postal card mailed in Wilna
then Czarist Russia, 20 years ago
almost at the beginning of the
World War and addressed to Hiss
to its old address, 229 East Broad
way, was delivered to the Socie
ty a new offices, 425 Lafayette
St., New York City, a week ago.
The card was sent by Bertha An
and was intended for Samuel Asch
254 East Houton St. New York.
This card of two decades ago
will refresh the memories of large
numbers of American Jews who
will recall the achievement of
Hies immediately after the out-
break of the terrible conflict. The
German-Austrian occupation of
Russian provinces, disrupted com-
pletely the means of communica-
tion between the Jews in those
territories and their relatives in
America. With the consent of the
then American government, Hies
sent a special commissioner to the
German - Austrian governments
and their chief commanders to
establish some plan of operation
whereby the Jews in the occupied
provinces could somehow or other
communicate with their people in
this country. Isidore Hershfield,
who is now the Hiss representa-
tive in Washington, was that cam.
m Wiener.
Every
Evening
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11199 Commissioner McDonald: 'DAM ran I do with my 'Jude;
No one wants to take ttsem.
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