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HUSSEIN KHALIDI, Allied Jewish Campaign PROBLEMS OF OLD ! American Economic Planning
league of Nations Petitioned
MOSLEM, SELECTED -1- Be H e l d Early in May FOLKS HOME TO BE I Body for Palestine Created
1 o
By Jewish - Spokesmen in Behalf
VIEWED ON SUNDAY
Arrange
To Unite Existing Agencies
Select
Of Refugees from Saar Basin

French Particularly Anxious About Problem
In View of Flow of Exiles Seeking
Haven From Persecution

1,000,000 POLISH JEWS DEPEND
ON CHARITY, SURVEY REVEALS

for" Annual
Planning Committee
Spokesmen for Organiza-
Enggass and Fisher, Co-Chairmen;
tions Meet in Conference
Sponsors for Feb. 10 Federation Meeting
at Hotel Statler
Detroit,'s 1 835 Annual Jewish !to which will be assigned certain
Campaign will be conducted earlyltrades and professions, there will PEISER TO DISCUSS
DANIEL AUSTER THE
be a miscellaneous division for
ISSUES OVER RADIO
JEWISH VICE MAYOR in Plans for the annual drive we e I the canvassing of miscellaneous
made at the initial meeting of t e prospects.
Maier Dizengoff, Mayor of campaign planning comma it Joseph II. Ehrlich and Harry Important Announcements
Expected at Conference
Tel Aviv, Recovers from held at the home of Mrs. Jose h R. Solomon head the prospects
on Sunday
II. Ehrlich, president of the De- committee.
Serious Illness

Former Mayor Ragheb Bey
El Nashashibi Loses
His Appeal

Campaign
Drive;

Important Steps to Co-Ordinate Activities of
Public and Private Groups Taken at Na-
tional Conference in Washington

BRITAIN URGED TO FACILITATE
LARGER IMMIGRATION TO ZION

It was decided that Hotel Stat-
troit Service Group, the fund-
agency of the Jewish ler be used for campaign head-
Important announcements rel.•
JERUSALEM — This week saw raising
quarters.
tine to the need of a new build- Secretary of Interior Ickes, Charles Edward
the end of one of the bitterest Welfare Federation of Detroit, On
10
To
Outline
Plans
on
Feb.
Show
Tidal
Wave
of
Poverty
Monday
evening.
for the Jewish Old Folks
Statistics
struggles between two Moslem aris-
Russell, Sholom Asch and Other Leaders
Plans for the drive will be out-
is h I
•
of Detroit are expected at
of Home
tocratic families for supremacy in
creasingly Engulfing the Whole 3,000,-
lined at the annual meeting
ice
Group
cern-
con ferenceof Jewish
ruling the Holy City when Ragheb man of the Serv
the Speakers; Palestine Day Observed
Nashashibi lost an appeal paign planning committee and the Jewish Welfare Federation, zations to be held at 2:30 p. m
m
Bey
000 Jews in That Country
R F isher i is the
h Assoc at e to be
ote .
. held in the General Motors this Sunday, Jan. 27, at
for annulment of the municipal 1 toy R.
elections in the first electoral dis- chairman. Serving on the com- ui nth am °num on Sunday Steller.
WASHINGTON. --
•
afternoon, F'eb. 10, at 4:30
t mittee with them are:
triet.
Judgin g by the response of the
Milton M. Alexander, Sider o'clock. Clarence II. Enggass will
N asasii
h h b os
l t no t on ly h sea
organize ono
oca
the annual report as
in the Municipal Council but also J. Allen Maurice D. Aronsa n, present
. Hen- elected delegates to represent
15-year-old autocratic sway as Irving W. Blumberg, Aaron e- P resident of the Federation
them at Sunday's conference, It
s- ry Wineman will preside at the is believed that much strength
Mayor to Dr. Hussein Khalidi. who Roy, Joseph II, Ehrlich, Mrs.
was supported by Mufti and his eph II. Ehrlich, Marvin B. G n- meeting. The campaign plans will will be gathered in behalf of the
party as well as the Jewish tax- gold, Nathaniel II. Goldstick, Is- be outlined by Kurt Peiser, Fed- Old Folks Home cause.
rael Himelhoch, Harry A. Hyman, eration's executive director, and
payers.
Organizations which have not
Despite the fact that Khalidi was llenry Levitt, Mrs. Walter La b, the treasurer's report will be sub-
as yet elected their delegates
The conference appointed a committee of nine to
Gus D. Newman, Samuel H. RU- mitted by Abe Srere.
Mufti
is
a Mufti candidate and
are
asked to do so at once in formulate plans for submission as soon as possible to a
At
6:30
p.
m.
on
Feb.
10,
fol.
question be discussed at length. Feelin in League circles considered the strongest foe of biner, Alex Schreiber, Nate' S.
order that every group in the
is that, unlike the situation in Germ y, the League is anything Jewish in Palestine, Kha- Shapero, Harry R. Solomon, M s. lowing the annual Federation city
should be represented. In committee of 25 representatives of participating Jewish
directly responsible for the Saar and t e expected 50,000 lidi had the support of the Jews Abe Srere, George M. Stutz, M 1- meeting, the annual get-together instances of organizations which organizations and ordered another Palestine conference
because the latter had a long list ville S. Welt, Ilenry Winer n, dinner of the Detroit Service',
do
not
meet before the confer. in 1936, at which reports on the plans initiated here this
refugees who will leave the Basin.
Group will take place in the Gen-
of old grievances against the al- Mrs. Henry Wineman, Julian
Representative Jewish groups eve addressed peti- most invincible previous Mayor, Wolfner.
eral Motors Building Auditorium. [ ence, it is asked that their pred• week may be submitted for approval and final action.
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, president, dents attend the conclave and
To Hold Trade Campaign
The personnel of the economic
tions to the League asking that body to take up the ques- Nashashibi
The plans outlined by the co - will present her annual report, select additional committees to
for
filn ae n.n t i n ogbec o m noe issu i o fnmePr
A Lengthy Contest
tion of the Saar refugees.
represent their societies.
For
more
than
fourteen
weeks
mittee
call
for
the
conducting
f
and
committees
of
the
Service
up o f - A te as ;
The French are particularly in-
) The conference will be featured
this
struggle
was
continued
in
the
the
forthcoming
drive
on
e
Group
will
outline
their
activities.
economic
experts,
was
left to the
terested in having the Saar prob-
decision of the committee of
Jerusalem court before Justice basis of solicitations among tra es Mr. Engganis, as chairman of the ; by an open discussion of the prob.
lem settled, since most of the
board, will open the meeting and I lems of the Jewish Old Folks'
nine,
including
Dr.
L
M.
Rubinow,
Plunkett,
who,
among
other
things,
and
professions.
George
M.
Stutz
refugees would find their way to
representing the B'nai B'rith;
had to examine the voting rights and Irving Blumberg were chosen greet the guests. An address will Home, and suggestions w ill be sot-
French soil.
icited as to the methods t o be used
of several hundred citizens asserted on a committee to outline a plan be delivered by Mr. Peiser.
Morris Waldman of the American
The feature of the dinner pro- ' in securing the funds necessary for
by Nashashibi to have been illegal- of organization for • the trades
—
Jewish Committee; Harry L.
B • h Protest Saar Fact
ThFthemapsrke:dentpation of the construction of a new home for iGilmore, Brand, Cody, Shut- Glucksman, director of the Jew-
ly registered in his district; Milt campaign.
Honored
by
Social
Service
arade," ' t h e aged.
LONDON. (JTA) — A resolu -
of soliciting
Khalidi 's advocates succeeded n I method
At the same
time , the otiginal g th re amp 1:.yill"be
man and Franklin to Be ish Welfare Board, and Professor
Agency With a Fourth
In addition to the open discus-
tion proposed by the Joint For-
upholding the full legality of his
the big written especially for this Ores-
Chaim F. Fineman of Peale Zion.
the Speakers
sign Committee, expressing deep
election and High Commissioner givers will be continued, and in sion by Mrs. A. Max Kohn. The lion in which the representatives
Term
The Committee of Twenty-five,
of various organizations will par-
Wauchope finally decided to ap- Itaddition to a number of divisiions
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disappointment over the inade-
which
was empowered to recon-
ticipate, important statements rela-
point him to the post.
quate protection afforded Saar
For 15 years the Men's Temple vene the 1936 conference, in-
Theodore Levin was honored
tive to the Old Folks' Home issue Club
Advocate Daniel Auster will be
Jewry was adopted last Saturday
has
held
an
annual
Good
Fel-
cludes
Bernard S. Deutsch, Rabbi
eWiseihpected from officers of the lowship meeting at which the
by the Board of Deputies of Brit- this week with re-election to the conic the Jewish Vice Mayor and
Ir
Welfare Federation and speakers have, as a rule, been out- Samuel Goldman, Mrs. Edward
h Jews presidency of the Jewish Social Yacoub Farraj the Christian Vice
Jacobs,
Abraham Goldberg, Max
Insult to Dr. J. Thon
from Kurt Peiser, its executive di- standing representatives of the
1
The resolution was adopted im- Service Bureau for a fourth term. Ma y or.
Silverstein, Dr. Israel Goldstein,
rector .
Is Carried to Sejm
In their keen interest in the
mediately after the appeal made Prof. Samuel M. Levin was Nashashibi-Khalidi
Louis Segal, Rabbi Wolf Gold,
Peiser on Radio Sunday
trial the Jews
at Geneva by Captain Anthony
Mrs. Alex Brin, Isaac Hamlin,
At noon this Sunday, Mr. Pei-
forgot their demand for a Jewish
WARSAW (JTA) — A duel
Eden, British statesman, in which
Rabbi Elias Margolis, Leo Wolf-
Mayor, which was based on the of words took place here last , ■
see will discuss the Old Folks
he asked the German government
son, Morris Rothenberg, Louis J.
fact that they form half the Mu- Saturday between Deputy P. Gingold and Stutz Head the Home problem in an address over
to be generous and refrain from
Rocker, Benjamin Winter, Simon
nicipal Council, numbering six Arciezewsky, member of the
Altman's Jewish Hour.
Committee; First Meeting
persecuting religious and racial
M. Goldsmith and Louis J. Moss,
Jewish Councilors against four anti-Semitic National Democrat-
Last Sunday, the Old Folks
m i nor iti es.
all of New York; Joseph Krae-
Moslems and two Christians.
ic (Endek) party, and Dr. JO- 1 Monday Evening
Home question was discussed over
mer of Newark, N. L• Dr. Cyrus
Diaengoff Recovers
"In view of the German gov-
Ault Then, leader of the Jewish
Altman's Hour by Judge Charles
Adler and Judge William Lewis
resultiog
Palestine
witnessed
,
this
week
ernment's refusal to refrain for
Patiiamentary Club,
Rubiner, whi stated:
of Philadelphia, Elihu Stone of
another-dramatic-fight- of a Mayer:- in the landing of the- disittiti& I' Marvin IL Gingold and George
nom than -the,agreed year lease
of • new 001 Polka
"The 1.111kIltt
M.
Stutz
were
selected
chairmen
Mono
ha.
become
incroselngly
popular
Par-
It
was
the
struggle
against
death
Boston and Alfred M. Cohen of
the tribunal of the Polish
racial and religious discrimina-
I of the Aged and Transients Com- In rei ent wooke among Mine who are
of the veteran founder and unop- liament for a decision.
Cincinnati.
tions, the Board of Deputies of
posed Mayor of the Jewish city of
The anti-Semitic deputy al- mittee of the Welfare Council of ' 1 ,2irnroVty * Wt:toIT '•ar' ll e i 'l ini"t:' ■ 1, 'I rty!'ert
British Jews expresses its deep
Urge Larger Immigration
It •1 length. meeting. to dents
Tel Aviv, Maier Dizengoff. For legedly insulted the Jewish the Detroit Service Group. Maur- upon
disappointment over the inade-
Idea heie been held and The De-
The conference adopted resolu-
ice E. Williams is secretary of the
five long days this grand old man, member of the Polish Parlia
ant
hod vaineient
troit Jtoritelt hronl le alto.
•
quate protection afforded the
tions
urging Great Britain to
to
to the current
now in his seventy-fifth year, rent by calling him a "denun- the committee. Their appoint- Intportatoe
Jews of the Saar," the resolution
I 01111t11
a syettpooluni Otion It.
The
facilitate a larger Jewish immi-
managed to hold his own. Finally, ciator of Polish military affairs"
le p rinted lengthy oninIe
nn by
read.
gration into Palestine and call-
loading Detroit .h•WA VII tho witotont, the
after many pessimistic communi- for a speech which Dr. Thon
and moot!. ability of
Apprehension as to the future
ing upon the Jews of America to
ques by the doctors, he rallied and delivered in Parliament on mili-
nee leeleh /Id Polka linen e .
of Saar Jewry was expressed by
support the United Jewish Appeal,
a reassuring announcement tary purposes and burdening
• 11,..«,er, the opinion ••• unanInona
on
only
one
tom
tuition.
that
le,
that
Leonard Montefiore, president of
which is engaged in a nation-wide
brought relief to thousands of ad- the Jewish popuation with hea-
thy ononiuttlt, may well bow It. head
the Joint Foreign Committee,
campaign to raise $3,000,000 for
in 111101. 11. at the %rot. heti Inadequacy
mirers.
vy taxes.
An
antlent
rd-
of
the
liniment
Dome
who pointed out that not only
the relief and rehabilitation of
Throngs had besieged the streets
Dr. Then sharply retorted to
eIrthitilre. Mid to tie alnittet 100
would the "Aryan paragraph"
Jews
of Germany and other lands
adjoining the Mayor's home to the remark of the anti-Semitic
parrs ell tinted In an utittealrahle
part of the city, without an elevator,
come into force, but that the
and for the settlement of Jews
read the bulletins concerning his deputy, pointing out that Jewish
with wooden lire earanee and Oiled to
school children would be taught
condition as they were posted. Cor- members of Parliament have
in
Palestine.
too toofort•hlo Ana. Hy. In all that Os.
WILLIAM S. GILMORE
troll Jewry 1 an boast of as a home for
dons of police kept vehicles off the the same right as the Polish to
that all Jews are conspiring
Leo Herrman, international
their aged Yea, the eone tuition is unani•
Rothschild Blvd., where he resides. express their opinion. An ex-
against Germany.
moue—all ate asteet1-11111t there le • clergy of the three major religious secretary of the Palestine Founda-
A 93-year-old Jew begged to be al- cited exchange of remarks be-
tying need for • IIPW, an atleynate. • denominations. This year, while tion Fund, reported that more
"This is the first instance in
THEODORE LEVIN
multahle InAltution - 110. not an Inelltu-
lowed to enter the sickroom, saying tween the two follower, culmi-
history," Mr. Montefiore pointed
llon, but rather a 111.41E for thome who Good Will and Brotherhood will be than $26,000,000, of which $13,-
out, "that a gigantic state dedi- elected vice-president; George M. that he could cure the Mayor. Per- nating in turning the case over
the objectives of the meeting, the 000,000 was voluntary gifts by
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cater all its machinery to defame Stutz, treasurer, and Harold Sil- mission was granted, and he placed to the Sujm tribunal.
program takes on an entirely new American Jews, had been ex-
under
the
sick
man's
pillow
a
small
will be pended for reconstruction pur-
and ruin the Jews in the country ver, director of the bureau, secre-
a
character. The e addresses
amulet which he said had been
FRANKLIN TO DISCUSS
poses in Palestine.
and to foster anti-Semitism all
given to him by the "wonder rab-
STATUS OF U. S. JEWRY
over the world."
The expenditures inclucid
bi" of Sande, Poland. For the last
$8,200,000 for agricultural work
fifty years he had cured the incur-
colonization, $1,750,000 for
and
Saar Jewry Welcomed to German
Under the suggestive title "Jews
able with it, he asserted. Curiously
education, $4,500,000 for urban
Fold
enough, from that night Mayor
I in America, Jewish Americans,
colonization and public works,
American Jews; Which Shall It
Dizengoff's temperature dropped
BERLIN. (JTA)—The Jews of
$2,225,000 for immigration, $1,-
and he took a turn for the better.
Be?" Dr, Leo M. Franklin will de-
the Saar last Thursday were for-
500,000 for communal institutions
, vote his sermon on Sunday morn-
mally welcomed into the German
Eve-
and
the balance for religious pur-
Will
Speak
Tuesday
ing
of
this
week
to
what
he
an-
Jewish community in a manifesto
MARVIN B. GINGOLD
Old Folks' Home
nounces as a frank review of the
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ning on "The Drama as
issued by the Reichsvertretung
situation
of
the
Jew
in
this
coun-
was
announced
this
week
meat
Election on Feb. 3
der Deutschen Juden, represents-
a Social Force"
by Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, presi- try.
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dent of the Detroit Service Group. I For the purpose of his discussion
In accordance with the by-laws
Miss Anita Block, reader of
The first meeting of this com-1 he will divide the Jewish people'
f the Jewish Old Folks' Home,
in the United States into
election of members to the board of foreign plays for the Theater mittee will take place on Monday!, resident
Guild
of
New
York,
will
lecture
evening,
Jan. 28, at 8 o'clock, in three groups as indicated in the
directors for the ensuing year will
title,
indicating
the place that each
be held at the 27th annual meeting at the Temple Forum next Tues- Room 31 of Temple Beth El.
holds in its relationship to Ameri-
of the board, Sunday, Feb. 3, at day night, Jan. 29, on the sub-
Unusual interest centers on this can life in general.
Will of Late Mrs. Sarah
2:30 p. m., at the home building, ject "The Drains as a Social meeting in view of the address to, It is Dr. Franklin's opinion that
318 Edmund Place, corner Brush. Force."
Goldberg Names Import-
be delivered by Mrs. Howell Van considerable confusion has arisen
A report of activities of the home
Miss Block
ant Institutions
in the minds of many as to just
Eminent Writer Makes Im-
and a financial report will be given is well-known
where the Jew stands politically
at the same meeting.
passioned Plea for Zion-
and socially. This confusion has •
as
a
woman
A
will
of unusual merit was
Jacob Levin, president of the
ist Cause Here/
t•en somewhat increased, he be-
made public this week when it was
home, in a letter to all members, , of great per-
lieves,
by
a
misinterpretation
on
announced
that the late Mrs. Sarah
urges them to attend the meeting, : sonality a n d
. the part of many of the {Westin- RABBI CHARLES E. SHULMAN Goldberg, widow of the late Judo
Condemning assimila ion and
emphasizing the need of a new eloquence.
;
an
movement.
To
what
extent
Goldberg, left the sum of $3,000
11 e r knowl-
declaring that no man should be
building for the home.
I Jews themselves, are responsible made by representatives of the for nine important institutions.
PROF. SAMUIE. L. M. LEVIN
'
Members are also requested by edge of psy-
asked to or should try to be any-
for such
misinterpretations of Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish
The bequests were announced by
thing other than he is, Ludwig tary. Israel Himelhoch is chair- Mr. Levin to pay their 1935 dues, chology, soci-
their status will be central to the faiths, but their theme will have to Fred M. Butzel, executor of the
Lewisohn, outstanding American man of the Jewish Unemployment as January marks the beginning of ology and
address which Dr. Franklin has an- do less with religious practices as will, who stated that each institu-
Jewish author, made an impas- , Emergency Council which func- the fiscal year. By getting the I economics is Anita Block
such than with the various phases tion will receive the entire sum
' flounced for Sunday morning.
extensive
sioned plea for Zionism at a ' tions as an auxiliary agency of membership fees promptly, the no
Services will begin, as usual, at of modern life as factors in the willed by the deceased.
home will be enable to carry on its that her lectures on the drama
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ner of a select group of Jewish the Bureau.
10:45. All are welcome.
Goldberg
rg e ft $500 each to
Mrs. Go
Welfare Federation leaders. held! Members of the board of the work more efficiently and economic- are thought-provoking discussions
the following: United Hebrew
■ lly, Mr. Levin states.
at the Belcrest preceding the lec-
IN &DIP: TURN ro LOOT PACISI
__
_____
_ on the most important problems
Schools, Hebrew Free Loan As-
of life.
ture he delivered before the Tern-
sociation, in memory of her hus-
' The Theater Guild of New
rile Beth El Forum on Tuesday
band and herself, Jewish Old Folks'
York is famous not only for de-
evening.
Home, and the United Jewish
b uAtmaeirsioca;10
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, presi-
t e d
ve loping
I Charities. The sum of $400 is be-
drama,
for bri ng-
dent of the Detroit Service Group,
Iqueathed
to the Joint Distribution
By MILTON BROWN 44--
the fund-raising agency of the '
to America the supreme the-
Committee, or to any other agency
Jewish Welfare Federation of
carrying on its work after her
'Copyright. II16. Jewish Telegraphic Agent,. Inc I
a f raae
death, or to the Zionist group doing
Detroit, presided at the luncheon' Detroit Committee Formed to Arrange for Suitable Cele• tttal I Spain an d Scandinavia.
Miss Anita Block is in complete
and introduced Mr. Lewisohn.
Country Right or Wrong" phiioso- I rebuilding work in Palestine. An
brat i on as Part of the Nationwide Tribute
THE SAAR
to the He-
the
charge
of
this
latter
phase
of
A False Bargain
GEORGE
M.
STUTZ
to Eminent Jewish Writer
$300 is willed
Although the Nazi victory in the phy, which is looked upon by some additional
and Immigrant
t) Sheltering
Jews should not eubjectivize
. Theater Guild's program. It is
the only true patriotism.
Auken, Wayne County Agent of Saar plebiscite was not unexpect- as If
1
Aid
Society
and
$100
each
to the
their culture. Mr. Lewisohn de- ' 1
The
committee
points
out
in
its
her
job
to
read
plays
in
every
Hitler believes the Saar vic-
ed, the margin of triumph was.
The 70th birthday of Dr. Chaim
Glared. Pointing to the collapse Zhitlovsky
will be honored in De- appeal that this is not the cele.. language spoken on the continent the State Welfare Department,. None of the most Nazi-minded ob- tory is an endorsement of his pot- following: Bicur Choler, Congre-
of German-Jewish creations in tr• t. simultaneously with the na- bration of a group of individuals, in order to select the most orig. who will speak on the problems, servers even dreamid of no great icier by the Saarlanders, he's mis-i of ion Beth Tephila and the House
the past hundred years, he de- tic n-wide cebbrations being ar- but that it is the holiday of all inal and fascinating for produ• of old age security and how the a victory as 90 per cent of the taken. The issue of the plebiscite gatShelter
clared that the great contribu- ranged as a tribute to the eminent Jews who have any interest at all tion by the Theater Guild. She Michigan Old Age Pension I,aw is total ballots cast. The top figure was distinctly nationalistic. Ger-1 Mr. Butzel stated that the $40.a
bequest to the Joint Distribution
tions made to German and world Jewish writer. in Jewish culture.
is an expert not only on the gen- operating. Mrs. Van Auken's pro- estimated by most was CO per cent mans desired to return to Gee-1
by the fact
Dr. Shmarya Kleiman has been The call to the conference points eral European theater, but espe- fessional connections enable her and there were some who felt that many. An so often happens when . Committee is explained
culture by German Jews — the
the will was written in Oct°.
greatest contributions of any Jew- elected president of the Zhitlovsky out that Dr. Zhitlovsky has from cially on the drama of Soviet to speak with authority on the the Nazi majority would be quite blind nati'malism prevails, the; t that
ber,
1920.
Under
the
circumstances
i'
wha
th .
and M his early childhood served the Russia. She deals with the drama subject. There will be an oppor- f rail.
1 thought
ish group in the world—broke ■ II
said that the recommendation
down in disaster because the Ger- Ho tzman is secretary of the coin- cause of Jewish labor, and has both as • thing of intrinsic beauty tunity for questions and discus-
As Hitler, himself, stated the the future under Hitler bolds in I will be made to the J. D. C. that the
been a devoted worker in efforts and entertainment and as a pow- sions after her address.
man Jews made a false bargain mittee.
great vote for Germany was in store for them. That was beside he
the
issue.
Certainly
the
celebra.
sum
be
turned - over to the United C .
social
and
national
advance-
erful
force
in
stimulating
thought
I
in their efforts to assimilate.
, Serving on,the aged and trans- evidence of the solidarit of the
fen of the J.
In order to enlist the co-opera- fir th -
Himself hailing from a family tion of every Jewish organization rent of the Jewish masses. and molding social life.
Pales-
I rents committee with Mr. Gingold German people. It is the same bon of the victory, which eras i
clearly
•
demonstration
of
pleas-
,
and
the
Jewish Agency for
up
-
Dr.
Zhalms
y's
efforts
the Father-
which has become assimilated al- 21 the city in the arrangements for
MISS Block will be introduced I and Mr. Stutz are the following: unswerving loyalty to
tine.
ready for four generations, Mr. he celebration, to be observed in aft the Jewish masses is particu- by Mrs. McKee Robison, president Mrs. Harry E. August. Joseph land that makes many Germans ure over the removal of foreign I Both the late Mr. and Mrs. Gold-
inrie ue g nc
. es, Is iadi -
Lewisohn said that German Jews the spring, the Detroit committee !arty emphasized in the statement f the W omen's Guild of the De- Bernstein, Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, profess a loyalty to the Nazi rim- e g ait v ie erene m fef n h ta iel f ee
I berg were very charitable in their
Miss Jeanette Caplan, Ruth Cap- ernmrnt although then are at odds
tried to assimilate more devoted- le calling a coeferenc , for Sunday -f the committee planning the cle- of
vic
Theater
Ci
the
German goy.' lifetime and were liberal donors to
The policy of
ly, more thoroughly and more -fternoon. Feb. la, at 2:30 o clock, ration.
The last lecture of the Temple lan, David J. Cohen, Benjamin with its fundamental policies. It ernment, as made puhlic in state- important causes. A room in Wm-
Plans
for
the
celebration
will
be
is
a
manifestation
of
the
"Deutsch-
successfully than any other group at the Jewish Community Center, outlined at the Feb. 10 conference. Forum series will be given by Feldman, Mrs. A. M. Ferar, Dr. ;
Mu Gold-
land ulcer Allm" sentiment to menu by Nazi leaders in the Saar, ory of their son, the late
of Jews. In itself • very honor- Wm:0yard a-d Holbrook.
The Detroit committee functions Maurice Hindus Tuesday night, Joseph J. Fineman, Peter P. Gil. I which the Germans subscribe. is to treat the Jews of the Saar in berg, was endowed a year ago in
An app - a! has been issued to all
bert, Miss !tattle Gittleman, Her-
branch of
able thing to do, Mr. Lewisohn
Philadelphia-Byron
of
the
nation.'
committee
Feb.
b.
at
8:30.
He
will
speak
the very same manner as other the
ss part
said, however, that "it has taken organization• to elect two delegates 'or the Zhitlovsky 70th anniver- on "The Very Latest Develop- vey H. Goldman, Dr. Jules M. •oking for an American equa-a-
the United Hebrew Schools.
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the German situation to make it 'itch to participate in this confer- sary celebration. merit in the Russian Experiment."
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Creation of an
American commission to co-ordinate the ac-
tivities of public and private agencies assist-
ing in the economic development of Palestine
was voted Monday by the National Confer-
ence for Palestine.

GENEVA (JTA) — French diplomacy
scored a decided victory last week when the
question of Saar refugees was placed on the
agenda to be discussed b the Council of the
League of Nations during th. 'resent session.
French representatives i sisted that the

TEMPLE GOOD WILL
MEETING THURSDAY

LEVIN RE-ELECTED
TO HEAD J. S. S. B.

AGED TRANSIENTS . I
GROUP ORGANIZED

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ANITA BLOCK AT
BETH EL'S FORUM

NINE CAUSES GET
$3,000 BEQUESTS

LUDWIG LEWISOHN
HITS ASSIMILATION

Conference Feb. 10 to Honor 10th
Birthday of Dr, Chains Zhitlovsky

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