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From a socio-political view-
point, Citron can be libeled a
liberal. As an organizer of the
Taxpayers' League of Middle-
town, Citron was an important
figure in the reform movement
that changed Middletown from
its Republicanism. In his cam-
paign for Congress, he was
supported by the American
Federation of Labor because of
his past record which included
votes for the liberalization of
Workmen's Compensation laws,
compulsory automobile insur-
ance, utility regulation and the
institution of laws for a retire-
ment pension system for state
employes. In this respect, he
also served on Governor Cross'
Old Age Pension Committee.
As a part of the Democratic
majority in the national govern.
ment, Citron should find him-
self at home as an advocate of
the New Deal social legislation
being pushed by President
Roosevelt. An intelligent law-
maker, his talents should find
wide scope at Washington. Per-
haps some day he, like his col-
league, Adolph J. Sabath of
Chicago, may be the senior
member of the House'of Repre-
sentatives, serving his 15th con-
secutive term in Congress.

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evening meetings with the state- Ira. ii s sem., Rossiya zs,..i ,s, s
The following are sponsor.
ment that the annual meeting of ,
the Federation and the get- the meeting on Jan. 0:
1, , 1 ,T,I,',I
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together of she Detroit Service ,,,,,,:',';''' ms,, ,.,,,s,, ,Isli, AlLII,I,',S!!'
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Group on Feb. 10 Will be feat- All 1. 11,•1 liMIM k liarnett
most
important
play
s,s's
TlIsS
",stitts%
ured by the
s
Sry
vet to be prepared for a Federa -
lososssis ./U111.111 1 1 I soli, MI, 11 / 11, 1
till rally.
The Masked Parade," Mrs,
csidao.
A. Max Kohns' play prepared for is s , vs
;,'
that evening, is !narked by all ;‘,..„,,,ISS"
0 Enikelniod. N ,, rrlx Fist
the elements of mystery, but it cols.
vT;sils
also
all
each
necessary
includes
r
tissi.s.
information regarding the activi- cies. I., • o
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ties of important groups in the
;ne , s
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g sIs
community which make this pro- Irl,s,,,s ii::71,:loss:
Max Ito. , Ilia
educational el,"'s m'"'"" J •'""
of great
duction
ro itIR S. ,40141,0N 1,4111404IN
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holdall.
A "' I I ir
Value, according to Mr. Peiaer.
pt.'s] 1,1 1?ter A.0. ranged, one festal, being a GI
A l ato h e
The play presents /1 I/11
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matic reading to he given
view of Jewish efforts: and min-
" 1 •4 " - I Aaron Rosenberg
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The I.I. Is ros
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glee pathos with humor.
Maws 1,
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This pep meeting precedes
I..h.
Nek
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Lew
lx,
Iteuhtin
cast for this play is being directed
Loos II Lurkorr, Ralph A Muse ,
$5 annual donor luncheon to I,
by Sidney J. Winer.
Mosey Nat Iran te I
Mr.. imbeit W
held
Wednesday, Jan, 23, at tl,
lolled
,
List of Sponsors
Netts. r. Mar I Mier II
51eYar
Euler,
Steller Hotel.
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower is 1,1 tut
The proceeCi. of thi- lum hem
chairman of the sponsors' commit-
Caul Ito...same,
ir
go toward the upkeep of His bus ,
Iblienthsi.
tee for the three Federation n•til
L Hallman. Max Nohnelder. I r.
which convey the children to an
meetings 011 Jan. 6, 0 and 13.
irskat lg. Norman $ 11051 tr. r
Lours A
Nei- I from Hebrew Schools t• the
a
cell...Ix. Srah
Tbleetere
The Jewish Welfare Federation Mt
Joaeph
totbebt, Atte belay libel,. I..
Natl., homes.
is a constiuency of the Detroit Sleael. I .1.011al d N
Ilorr is stein-
s hai
Si rs. Charles Rob) so n
Community Fund. Clarence H. ithilena liar, Nownsks, 14.,opoial
Wein
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als t
Straw, man of the luncheon, mid Mr
Enggass is president of the Fed- born.
1.pin iO ■ Inay Stevie, Jantem I
mem-
,
Aaron
Carlstein
is
an
active
Sala. Kea. Mit. tottosol I
eration, Henry Wiseman is chair- Mte
1.1'1, 10
VatiN iod den, Stories J elidiet
man of the board of governors J %Venal., Ione ph Si. Welt, blip M a l ber of the committee.
cal.
their
Those desiring to
and Kurt Peiser is the executive illia
secretary. Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr-
Sponsors of the meeting on Jan. money may communicale with
man, chailan
of
Sirs. Max Hayman,
m
lich is president of the Detroit 13 are:
Issoss N AN , et, 51,11.1
the ways and means cotninittse,
Service Group, the fund-raising
Garfield
93'25.
agency of the Federation, and
1
es, Va.
to•
Those
I awn, 11ernlYll r 1,1151i. Meyer 1 1
Esther R. Prussian is the group's
rotten, Aar. lianas y, Anthony lieut.. le lions should call Mrs. Jasol ,
secretary.
Final.%
Al101 1111
liar I Eat
5805,
or
Mrs
1 tal ph E. Freedman, Madison
rt.
Mrs. Glogower announced that 1101 , 1.1 Ilows Fisedier,
Irving Dworkin, l'ownsend 74022.
the following are sponsors for the J erase,. N Freud.
Welter
111 Furl, Morris Garvett, Sam- I The following Is a list of new
meeting on Jan. 8:
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Alexander. Hidney J Allen. uel T. Aril. t, Fred A. Ilinxbur
Sidney
luncheon donors:
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Neymour J. Frank, Dr. Mao A. Fr..,
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Jos. F. Hirschman, Hat ry A. Hyman.
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Albert Kahn, Wm Kaplan. Samuel
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sing, Jan. 5. at the

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"The Rise and Destiny y of the German Jew 1 The

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nixed of eta' , of the Meivindisle
Might. be established .
as
Jewe
desire
the
°Yeah'
o,
High
School
who
hate
played
Is
-
Much
sauer, author of the wartime" Sung of Nazism a sharp tun to the left' gether as ■ team for the two'
n
of Hate.
would present Si) advantage for
years
our they
they have wee Chi. Down
Nobel Prise Winners
them ."
Also there is here recorded a
that ,
tam
brief chapter on "Jews as Nobel theHroe wiesvearisolilt.heNial:nesusl'ibigtl's!' o fa . liti l.
teesl. '
ele'g'I
nt e'r di‘a`Iir:"1""inlimal'sjP.
"- i'ire Le
Prize Winners," in which are listed regency or a new monarchy, and' strengthened by the addition st
s '
the names of the 11 Jews, out of that either would unquestionably I Isadore Bel cis, (miner' NortneS I,
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WHP s a,
38 Germans, so distinguished. The be preferbie
m to Nazis or Commun• I High School guard. wfis
(PAW
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author also records the three Jews, ism.
!the
team
that
was
runser-u
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out
of
six
Austrian
Nobel
laureates.
1, 40‘‘
sh"'"16""shIP
tact
yen,
Prices compare favorably
survives, Dr. Marcus il t he ci t y'
If
Hitler
....
.
(It strikes this reviewer that it
tl
n
As a preliminary ge"
will enable your relatives in
with those is America
migt be well for some one to fur- anticipates a definite though infer.
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reii; y,, sell,
Ve ,x.
h e.htt.Ar liefrigrl 1 0",0.1,
for . ( t 'r
the U. S. S. R. to buy heavy
nish refutation of the Nordic myth for status will be established
Ter Tweaks Orders eeet pan, load
the
Jews.
Even
such
an
inferior
I ,..,
clothing, shoes, underwear,
by providing a complete list of Jew-
Metropolitan Comment
bank or autborlsod agent
status would be regarded es m ore o Is In.
. • .
ish winners of Nobel Prize, regard-
foodstuffs, household utensils,
desirable by the German Jews, to .
less
of
their
respective
countries.)
t'i
tNCLI'DED
IaIta1N1
EDITORIAL
CAGE
IMO :
and countless other
tobaccos ■
their present position with no , CENTFfi ANNUAL #r
As for Germany, Dr. Marcus re-
F.014W.
It Y . .
recognized status. Migration from jV5DAT
domestic or imported articles.
Jews in Austria approximates the marks that Jews have furnished
N
- r On Wei esselaY . ' M etill):, Jell
Germany
and
adjustment
to
These gifts will be doubly
about 29 times-their proportionate
German Jewish tragedy,"
•
of 01" ,0 ,,ok
ism within the nation are the two 9, at 7:16, the hard
"As far as Poland is concerned, share of Nobel winners, compared
valued during the long Russian
alternatives open to German Jewry I of the Jewish entinounify rents,.
if we take the view the Polish gov- to the Aryan stocks.
winter.
is Hitler survives. ' will hold the annual eleetIon me, '
Weal Repraaantatlye In VILA. at
ernment had done everything in its
Group Distinctions
the Center
AMTORO, NI Fifth Ave, N.V.
Elements of Strength and ' ing at
power to implement the minority
The Jewish C1,1,1c, a ill i . 1 l,,,I,
With the Jewish population once
'
Weakness
OIMNato.IKIIMOMILIM‘Mia0MeglkWeILIONAMMINIMil treaty clauses, then we say some-
oriented to the German picture, Dr.
,d,.orate with the Nebr. w ',CC L aw.
thing that is untrue and useless. Marcus proceeds to describe' the
Elements of strength and el
Association, the _H ouse 9f Shet
To bind ourselves to actualities, we inner life of German Jewry during cmoerdn etsd.oAf mwo•enairkness are franks re
tin, former Dr. MMw , ! ter and the ftnited 'itebre ....
would also have to be deaf and the years prior to 1933. He de-
ill the l'ulen t6E "In 9 f II '
dumb,"
scribes the "Gemeinde or commun- cue Includes (1) the new United ,Ssh""li'
• Sh •
ity organizations, and their place Front, (2) Internal and external Program
ithorP
P'Yt'ir , II atta'st t'i /,1 1,
I
VISITING ENGLISHMAN
in the philanthropic social, and re- relief organizations, (3) Efforts i. ff o ',,e:,tnnitiie.,er orh aro,lucrnitiii.,,droof ,r,el fin
, , , , ,,,,,,,,
i r,eticio;Is1).. ,..1.1
vocational rea dj a st ment,
Elizabeth Bergner, the exiled- ligious life. The distinctions be-
German Jewish actress will finally tween 'Liberal," "Conservative," a l r t nIong
ltei, l e g r a m
ri a isn all j o ( ti w s i il ( cs 6 1)ucaN t
make her debut in America in the and "Orthodox" persuasions are
Margaret Kennedy drama, "Escape defined, as well 10 are the various Jewish cultural instil utions, (a) I Zionist Orsraelsatifm, es JII 'afro's
eit inent, and 'on "Tile Four ,;(genci, l," A not
Me Never." It is announced for elements in Jewish communal poli-
h 8 youth n si ,orivp
production on January 21, by the tics. Very clearly are noted the (7) the new position of Jewish I city st efels " asebell," 4. ,11 Ss
!presented Is, pupil', of the Itsses
Yhd
Theater Guild. It was originally on differing attitudes of the "Central sports
Th
a e 'T el: i h
Third
i
t
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4f 3,10 will . tie
Ranking high among the els• !Ilehrew SeCools,
the H. B. Franklin-Arch Selwyn Union of German•Citizens of the
.furtifsls d by lb, //iwto, ro,,..oi,
!Marco,
'
Di
.
of
weakness
list but the $200,000 loss Mr. Jewish
and those of the ments
e
ester string
Franklin is reputed to have sus- Zionist Groups.
Call the wide divergence of m p in- nit y
in which exists between In, Too I J'An the d,reo ilffh of
tained already this season may
,.
. ,
.
ray's
I nn ,
Ws and the non-Zionist s A moth, I ■ primull.., Iv y
have something to do with the
Gerneinde, the voice of the Ger- weakness
'
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is the continuing decline I
switch.
man Jewish community, looked ask-
,J..,., I. ■ ,.,, ,,, I,, f ,
in Jewish population. Still a third
Edna Ferber, the novelist who
at every attempt to introduce
since
s o sinus elements of scabs, os lie. ior halt. (hull tea In . ■ ht
writes plays with George S. Kauf-
any new philosophical or cultural ill the filet that the declining, es..
I week of Jan 49 /POI` •
man ("Dinner at Eight" and "The
a grow-
departure.
In
the
fare
of
BI , g I i ' visi ,, .
, comic status of Gel man Jewry hi,
Royal Family"), are, so the theatri-
ing anti-Semitism it felt obliged to seriously albs tell the illterlhil h
l ii ' a ■ if , ' J• a,
...
cal news hawks tell us, working on
fight for communal unity at the
$ $ ''.
r many . i.T:.r. ' '.. 'I
minces of the fit melody
a new collaboration for production
discoun enariti gi
‘""s"
the social level to whish Jew's
late this season or early next Fall. exrense of
Melvin Levy, the author of "Gold cultural activity which might lave has sunk in Nazi soelety liels-rnt-
''"'" I"I 'l i II ef ',..',..r,,7,',:, .
i
t
i
on
to
„to_
to,.
decisive leffect
;I's 2. '. ," " r
a cost serious psyc holog it al he r I - s
unce!, rtshe. iG rhoius p sTtuhreday-
^ l '.' 4 n.
' C
,tthe opposition
el ;':'..', l',,' -
tEraeglethGeuypi:od
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IA . • • All of these facto, s ale
its dearly and ,,,,,,, ss i y ',mental
shipbuilding
alive
thinking
offered
by
the
play about a Pacific
pioneer, are reported to have turn- meinde was complemented by the
teal cheptey en liltlyi,,,,, I ,v." , I,
. or. , A a„,
ed down an offer from Warner materialistic philosophies current
World Jewry." discUsgea world
I hi sip's,. I - I -
,,
propiipan
Brothers for $55,000 for the screen In Germany In the middle nine- od e Nazi p ropaganda,
, end ,
Their
tendency
,lots
teenth
century.
i s
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' rights to the play. Producer and
"
',"Jr.
, I.
nit, d s lat
i ., ' „ in Pr"I'VII"Id.'
playwright are, at the moment, was away ferim, lather than to- ,,,,,,,,
specially
the
7....
holding out for an even hundre d ward, a consideration of rehabs
(between 8:30 p.m. and 4:30 a.m.) you can call the
yi
s )fsw 1.11
thousand. Meanwhile Author Levy cultural
ur problems; and the Jew, al-
' " Is
fh ir sl et ,', i 1
The condo ng palagalph In
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following points and talk for three minutes for the
is working on a new play that con- ways eager to be oust ern researi.
Stereos' book is the only riceoi,s, 0 ., a looTo10 r .1 tho 11,1, .,r .
evens Boss Tweed, the elder Her- this
rates shown. Rates to other points are proportion.
le Is. els
a
or par Est, rsss
the
nab
yroylo
cy
1111.
lel°
,
Was
;Milli
p'i'lls
"A third
gen, General Grant, Commodore
ins
ol 17, rd di 1 0 1
yi
In his e„mpish, and bon tisanship
h he
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and so few were the Democrats
in the Nutmeg State Legislature
that Citron was chosen minor-
ity leader of the House. But
Washington was his goal and
two years later his unsuccessful
candidacy for the national
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Citron his place in the State
Legislature. In 1931, however,
he returned to the State Legis-
lature, again as minority leader.
In 19393 he served as clerk of
the State Senate, and last year,
at the time of his election to
Congress, he was Corporation
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