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JABOTINSKY TO SPEAK
IN DETROIT FEB. 24
AT MASONIC TEMPLE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Rubiner Candidate
For Circuit Judge

The Wandering Jew-Whither Goes He?

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE II

4,500 workers, of whom 4,000
are Dutch citizens.
The Dutch committee has been
especially successful and efficient
in the training of the young peo-
ple among the refugees, and the
re-training of those who were
not too old. A special center has
been established in Wieringen on '
the soil reclaimed from the Zuy.
der Zee, where seven departments
have been established for agri-
cultural training, vocational edu-
cation and domestic work. There,
nearly 200 boys and girls are
being trained for productive work.

Dr. Einstein Heads
Maimonides Event

the Nordic countries and also to
the United States. The hopeless Johnson Lauds
condition in which the refugees
Jews in NRA in
created only after the Zionist
found themselves in many coun-
Congress in Prague in August,
Reply to Critics
Prof. Albert Einstein, the great- tries even caused a repatriation
1933, at which time a special of-
est Jewish scientist of our time , of from 5,000 to 6,000 to Ger-
fice was established in London
many.
To
this
repatriation
must
has
accepted
the
honorary
chair-
NEW
YORK
(JTA) - In dis-
with Dr. Weizmann at the head,
manship of the national committee be added an emigration of refu- cussing his much publicized quarrel
and suitable arrangements for the
for
the
celebration
of
the
800th
an-
gees
from
all
countries
to
Pales-
with
Donald
Richberg
in an article
reception of German immigrants
, tine of about 2,000; to overseas in the Saturday Evening Post, Gen-
in Palestine were made.
eral
Hugh
S.
Johnson,
former
NRA
South American countries, 4,600;
The large organizations, and
to various European countries, head, not only ridicules the charge
particularly the numerous com-
14,000 to 5,000; only a few hun- that he had appointed too many
mittees in the various countries,
dred of the refugees outside of
worked without the necessary
Germany came to the United
contact and without systematic
States.
cooperation. Among all the local
Training
and
Re-Training
J. D. C. Activity
committees, the Dutch committee,
I have thus far mentioned the
next to England, has proved the! The refugees are mostly people
of
advanced
age,
of
professional
, Joint Distribution Committee only
most systematic.
A better coordination was and commercial standing. For
iu passing. But in speaking of
tide activities of all other cons-
brought about when the League! the large mass of these refugees
there
is
hardly
any
other
way
out
, mittees I am actually reporting
of Nations set up a High Corn-,
the work of the Joint Distribution
mission for German Refugees than to find a gainful position in
Committee. If up to now 30,000
about the middle of 1933. The , the occupations they had in Ger-
refugees, including the repatri-
High Commissioner, Mr. James many or in some kindred occu-
ates, have found some sort of
G. McDonald,- has earned the high-' pation. But the young people
must
shape
or
reshape
their
lives
final settlement, it is due to the
est merit for having been sue- ,
to
find
better
opportunities
in
initiative and financial support
cessful in coordinating the activi-,
of the Joint Distribution Com-
ties of all private committees, in- the future. They must turn to
artisanship,
agriculture
or
similar
mittee,
and to the daily collabora-
eluding a number of non-sectar-I
occupations. We have mentioned
tion of the Joint Distribution
ian and non-Jewish committees.
the
Comite
d'Agriculture
et
D'Ar-
Committee with the committees in
Refugee Self-Help
the field. If 4,000 are in train-
The refugees themselves real- tisanat in France. The Halutz,
ing-this has been made possible
ized very soon that they were too, has done a great deal towards
the
education
of
young
people.
with the experience and means
cornered if they themselves,
This
organization,
for
training
of the Joint Distribution Com-
through an organized effort, did
young.
people
in
agriculture
for
mittee. If in Holland, Czech°.
not cooperate with these coo-,
Palestine,
has
in
the
refugee
has
I
slovakia, and even in France, so
mittees. They therefore tried to
the refugee countries, espe-
many have been absorbed, the
accelerate help for themselves by c in
ially F rance
Joint
Distribution Committee
setting up some organizations of
sons beyong the agh of those usu-
made this possible. The Joint
DR. ALBERT EINSTEIN
their own. Thus, there are in ally trained in their centers, and
France, apart from the official those not preparing for Palestine, I niversary of the birth of Moses' Distribution Committee has the
greatest share in all these activi-
French National Committee, quite
GEN. HUGH S. JOHNSON
an opportunity for training and Maimonides, who is generally con- , ties and in their success. You
a number of committees built up re-training. Farms have been net sidered the greatest Jewish scholar , can gather that from the fact
Jews to office, but takes occasion to
by the refugees themselves which
up in France either by private of the Middle Ages.
that for the work done in Ger- praise his Jewish subordinates in
are anxious to better the lot of persons or by semi-private or-
This announcement was made at
terms for their ability and
the refugees. Some of them, like ganizations and a gri cult ure a meeting of the administrative ' many for the German Jews there highest
and for the work done on behalf loyalty.
the Agriculture et Artisanat, are schools.
committee of the Maimonides Octo- of the refugees, the Joint Dis-
After telling how Mr. Richberg
very efficient. 'fhat committee
was appointed and the criticism
The happenings in Germany centennial Committee in New York
has undertaken the work of train- have given a new impetus to vo- by Henry S. Hendricks, chairman. tribution Committee has spent in levelled at hint for his choice, Gen-
ing and re-training some of the cational and agricultural educa- Mr. Hendricks also announced the the last 22 months over $1,500,- eral Johnson says: "It was also
younger refugees. In this work tion of the young German gener- appointment of Dr. Emanuel Lib-
If it was possible to bring asserted that I had appointed too
this committee received the co- ation in Germany and for the man as treasurer of the organiza- about
a fairer distribution of the many Jews to important posts, and
oneration of the French authori- refugees. In France, England, tion, which plans to celebrate the refugees by emigrating them to Mr. Richberg was cited against me
ties and of the technical schools Holland, Czechoslovakia, Jugo- anniversary by the publication of other countries 'and by settling on that score too.
in France. Up to date, about 40 slavia, Italy and in some other learned books and articles, and by them there, the Joint Distribution
"Just for the sake of record, Mr.
young people have been trained countries, such training centers the preparation of educational Committee is mostly responsible Richberg is not a Jew. If he had
by this organization, of whom 250 have been coordinated through programs for the use of religious for this work. And, what the been, it would have made no dif-
ference to me. I tried to get the
have left for Palestine and other the efforts of the High Commis- and secular organizations.
The birth of Maimonides, who is Joint Distribution Committee has best staff I could persuade to serve,
countries; 150 are in training to- sioner and with the support of
known as the "second Moses", will not done, its partner in the and I did not stop to inquire about
day.
United Jewish Appeal (American
the Jewish organizations. About
The must systematic committee, 4,000 young people are being be commemorated in New York on Palestine Campaign) has done for whether they were Jews or Gen-
next to England, is in Holland. trained in them, one-half sent April 14, by a great meeting to be it, the settlement of German tiles. I had several able Jews, but
arranged
by
the
committee,
it
was
they were a very scant minority
More than one-third of the refu- directly from Germany and main- also declared. Local celebrations Jews in Palestine.
and every single one of them did
gees who came to Holland have tained by the German organiza- are being organized all over the
American Jews therefore have an outstanding job. Not one was
been set up by this committee, tions with the help of the Joint country and many universities are in a great measure given the either disloyal or self-seeking."
and it is interesting to note that Distribution Committee and the also planning to observe the an- funds for all these undertakings
new industries were created by Central British Fund; one-half of niversary..
in behalf of German Jewry and Over 200 Quit Austria to Reside
these refugees, which employ them or 2,000 are refugees.
the refugees. Of the other fund-
In Palestine
VIENNA (JTA) - Sixty-six
Intellectuals and Professionals France, quite a number in Pales- raising organizations, the Central
I have referred to the economic tine, and others scattered in the British Fund is the only one that persons left Austria to take up
Auxiliary of Old Folks'
structure of the refugees. Let various countries. The students can vie with the Joint Distribu- residence in Palestine during
Home Arranges Luncheon me single out one group that is are to be found in almost all tion Committee, and of the larger December, it was revealed last
organizations to some extent the I week by the official Austrian
rather large among the refugees. universities in Europe.
A meeting for the pep lunch- It is the group comprised of aca- Migration to Refugee Countries ICA. But for the refugee work ! Emigration Office, which added
in the different lands, for the I that emigrants bound for the holy
demic
people,
professors,
lawyers,
As
soon
as
the
refugees
were
eon of the Old Folks' Horne La-
work in Germany, for the solu- Land totaled 153 during the third
doctors and other professional
dies Auxiliary, to honor captains men and students. It is esti- able to catch their breath, they tion of a large part of the refugee (quarter of last year.
looked about and reviewed th e
of the recent membership cam- mated that there are about 6,000 possibilities in the countries i n problem in the various countries,
paign, was held at the home of the to 6,000 individual intellectuals which they found themselves. the Joint Distribution Committee Reich Paper Reports Arrest of
Grave Vandals
chairman, Mrs. J. Weisman, on among the refugees and, count- Many saw that they had chosen had the largest share and was
OLDENBURG (JTA)-The 01-
ing the family members, about the wrong country or the wrong in most cases instrumental in
Tuesday morning.
denburgische State Journal re-
these
activities.
9,000.
Among
the
refugees
in
place. Almost in all countries re-
Members are urged to phone in
If I now speak of the other ports the arrest of vandals who
their reservations, either to Mrs. the various countries there are strictions existed or were newly-
desecrated the Jewish cemetery
Weisman, To. 6-4626, to the pres- 700 to 800 professors, 2,50 pro- enforced against the refugees. activities, these, too, are in a of Oewelgoenne here. They are
ident of the Auxiliary, Mrs. A. M. fessionals, 1,200 in the liberal pro- There began a movement back large measure the work of the boys of 14 and 12 and are not
Joint
Distribution
Committee,
Maslow', as musicians, artists, and forth, an equalization move-
connected with any section of the
etc., and 1,200 students.
ment to other countries, and an even if I do not mention the Joint
Of the professors, about 400 emigration to overseas and to Distribution Committee specific- National Socialist party.
have been placed, most of them, Palestine. There was an increase ,Tie 1155:
.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK)
It's the little wheels of a wagon
however, in temporary positions; in emigration overseas, to Pales-
that go first.
176 in England, 30 in Turkey, tine, and sonic of the countries
A man learns little from vic-
One written word is worth a
71) in the United States, 54 in like Spain, Italy, Jugoslavia, and t or y-much from defeat.
thousand pieces of gold.

Judge Charles Rubiner of Com- becoming citizens, have gone back
Vladimir Jabotinsky, Revision- mon Pleas Court has filed nomi- to the countries of their origin
ist leader and one of the outstand- nating petitions qualifying him as or to that of their parents in
ing Jewish figures in the world to- a candidate for Circuit Judge on Eastern European lands. Their
day, arrived last week from Eu- the Democratic Ticket!
homecoming is, in fact, a return
rope for a two months tour of the
In announcing his candidacy, to misery that is far greater to-
United States after an absence Judge Rubiner said: "The progres- day than at the time when, years
of eight years. Jabotinsky'a visit sive principles of Franklin D. and decades ago, they or their
has a two fold purpose: To con- Roosevelt, personifying the Dem- parents were forced to leave
duct a campaign in the interest of
these same homes because they
the National Labor Union of Pal-
could no longer endure the want
estine and to enlighten the Amer-
and gloom in their native court-
ican public about Revisionism.
tries. Thus, 8,000 to 10,000
Mr. Jabotinsky is a most color-
Jews from Germany went back
ful figure. His friends say in re-
to Poland, over 2,500 to Czecho-
fering to him: "Jabotinsky is the
slovakia, about 1,200 to llungury,
man of will and courage, never
1,400 t o Austria, more than 1,000
afraid to tell the truth to follow-
to Rumania and smaller numbers
ers and oeponents alike regard-
to Latvia, Lithuania and other
less of consequences; never
homelands. These masses who
deviating from his ideal •egard-
left Germany to return to their
lees of haw many obstacles may
countries of origin represent only
hinder the way of its accomplish-
a part of the non-German Jews
ment; never being discouraged by
who were forced out. Of the
present difficulties and adverse
total number of refugees, the
political situations. Mr. Jabotin-
non-German citizens and the
sky is the apostle of the Jewish
stateless form about 40 per cent,
State Ideal, a Jewish State on
or about 28,000. Those who did
both sides of the river Jordan. In
not go back to the country from
1923, when Mr. Jabotinsky for-
which they formerly came and
saw that the Zionist Executive is
the stateless, who have no coun-
deviating from this ideal, he or-
try to which they can go, in-
ganized the Revisionist Party, He
creased the flow of German-Jew-
started out with ten followers.
ish refugees to the various Eu-
Now the Revisionist movement
ropean countries or overseas or
counts over 100,000 officially reg-
to
Palestine.
istered members; the Beta Revi- JUDGE CHARLES RUBINER
Refugees in Franc.
Monist Youth Movement counts °•ntie party, have been increas-
Next to Palestine, France is
about 200,000 members. This phe-, ingly attracting rite for several
nominal growth of the Revisionist years. I find it impossible to term the country to which most of
Party is due to the boundless myself liberal and at the same time the German-Jewish refugees went.
energy and unlimited devotion to be affiliated with any but the Dem- Today, however, there are not
the Jewish State Ideal on the part ocratic party. As long as the selec- more than 10,000 to 12,000 in
France, the number being re-
of Mr. Jabotinsky."
tion of Circuit Judges is to be made
Vladimir Jabotinsky will be the on a partisan basis, I prefer as a duced by emigration and by re-
guest of Detroit Jewry at the end matter of principle, to be a Demo- patriation to Germany itself, For
months the borders of France
of February. He will deliver a oldie candidate.'
lecture at the Masonic Temple on Judge Rubiner became a Com- have been almost hermetically
closed
as far as further immigra-
klunday, Feb. 24, the topic "The mon Pleas Judge by appointment
in 1931 and was elected for a full tion is concerned.
Road to a Jewish State."
Holland
six-year term in 1933. Prior to his
Of the 5,069 refugees in Hol-
Jabotinsky sees Crash Unless I n,. appointment, he served as an As-
migration Is Facilitated sistant Attorney General of Kidd- land, two-thirds have left that
, NEW YORK. (JTA)-Despite Iran for four years, for a time hold- country, nearly 1,000 going back
the entire
Jewish a position of legal advisor to to Germany.
the Palestine,
present apparent
prosperity
the Governor. It was in the latter
England
iri
work
there may face a terrible capacity that he gained widespread
In England there are about
Prominence for his vigorous fight 3,000 refugees, most of whom are
catostrophe if the Mandatory p on r Ine Alien Re dstration Act of
Power does not open Transjordan 1931. Rubiper denounced the Act likely to be absorbed into the
country in some way or another.
for Jewish settlement, if it con- as being inivioation of the Federal
Czechoslovakia
times its policy of restricting Constitution and urged the Gov-
Nearly 3,000 sought and found
Jewish immigration, and if it ernor to veto it. The bill was their way to Czechoslovakia,
hampers the export of Palestine nevertheless signed, but the Fed-
where most of them have been
products. eral Court at Detroit held the Act absorbed.
, This warning was sounded by „id .
Scandinavia, Austria
Vladimir Jabotinsky, world Zion-. Although still a young man,
There are about 800 refugees
ist Revisionist leader, addressing Judge Rubiner has already dis-
in
Austria,
and 300 in the Scan-
an enthusiastic audience of 4,000 tinguished himself as a communal
persons at Mecca Temple last Rader, as a lawyer and as a jurist. dinavian countries, and 1,800 in
Saturday night. A graduate of the University of the Saar district. Of the 750,000
The address, in which Jabotin- Detroit Law School in 1919 he was inhabitants of the Saar, there
sky explained Revisionism as an first associated with the firm of are only 4,500 to 5,000 Jews.
attempt at a New Deal in Zion- Anderson,, Wilcox, Lacy and Law- Their future is very uncertain.
ism," marked his first public ap• son for five years, later going into The refugees will have to leave.
Spain
pearance in the United States af- private practice. Throughout his
There are hardly more than
ter an interval of nine years. He career Judge Rubiner has been an
left Monday afternoon on a na- active participant in many Jewish 150 to 200 refugees in Madrid,
tionwide speaking tour to explain rouses. He is now president of the 600 to 700 in Barcelona, another
Revisionism to American Jewry Jewish Community Center, treas- 300 to 400 in Mallorca, and a
of the Zionist organization of few in Valencia.
in all parts of the country.
Organisations for Relief
Emphasizing that the Revision- Detroit, and a member of the
With all the grave dangers
1st demand for recognizing Pales-1 Board of Directors of the Jewish
tine as a Jewish State is nothing Welfare Federation, Congregation which threatened the ,jews in Ger-
but a minimum demand, Jabotin- Shaarey Zedek, the United llebrew many with the advent of the pres-
sky gave a two-hour all-around Schools and the Hebrew Free Loon ent government, it seemed un-
analysis of the present political Association. He is a Past Master thinkable to the Jews of the world
of Perfection Lodge of Masons and and to the German Jews them-
and
economic
situation
there, ' and
made
it clear that
the question
is on the Faculty of the University selves, that racial legislation and
Detroit.
of . Jewish
. colonization is actually
In the opinion of many leading discrimination would be possible
a' question of internal and for- lawyers, Judge Rubiner's legal to the extent to which it really
ei gn marketing.
learning and his judicial temper- was. Therefore, neither the Ger-
ament qualify him eminently for man Jews nor the Jews outside
Germany had made proper prepa-
Automobile Loan Activities! the office of Circuit Judge.
rations for ouch an exodus from
Germany as took place.
I Viewed by E. W. Lewis I
Smartness and Economy Are The great Jewish organizations,
of course, like the ICA, the Joint
Eugene W. Lewis, president of !
Features of New 1935
Distribution Committee, the Hi-
tile Industrial Morris Plan Bank,1
Willys
77
cent, the Palestine offices of the
reviewing the bank's activities in
Agency, smaller bodies like th e'
nMking loans for the purchase of
Introducing three new models ORT and OSE, all used (heir
motor cars, expressed the opinion
that the extension of bank credit in a sedan, coupe and panel deli- means and experiences immedi-
to the masses his stimulated auto- very truck, Willys-Overland, Inc., ately to help German Jewry in its
mobile buying during the past now is presenting the 1936 Wil- pitiful plight.
year and would undoubtedly play lys 77 as America's smartest eco-
But in the various countries,
an important part in the motor nomy car, their answer to the new inexperienced local or sec-
car sales of 1935. I thrifty buying public's demand tional committees were set up in
rAnything this bank can do to for low cost but comfortable and haste which had much good-will
but no experience in handling
141p the dealer sell more cars and speedy transportation.
MRS. ANTHONY DEUTSCH
New body lines to conform to such masses of refugees. They
VS increase the purchasing power
of the consumer dollar is a direct the currently popular designs were mostly friendly reception Ferar, To. 6-7244, or to any of
contribution to the recovery pro- have been incorporated to give committees, which with tradi. the following sub-chairmen: Mes-
ORM of the automotive industry the fleet Willys 77 a flashing tional Jewish solidarity and com- dames Anthony Deutsch, J. War -
and of Detroit, and shall be beauty that creates an immediate passion tried to help those refu- tell,
tell, R. B. Rose, S. Baker, R. Lief).
dime", Mr. Lewis stated. impression of dignity and un- gees by means of temporary re- son, I. Auslander, Morris Zellman
"We found," Mr. Lewis con- limited power.
lief. Only in England. the new and J. Sobel.
Headlamps of the new 77 pro- committees began a systematic
Untied. "that our customers re-
This luncheon and card party
ridired a sound plan that would vide a striking note of stream- piece of work with admirable will include an especially ar-
p ovide a new type of banking lined individuality to the front as- efficiency, - the newly - created ranged program and prizes. Gifts
s ice for them, which led us rembly. Heretofore carried as an Central British Fund for the Re- will be awarded to the winning
o an exhaustive study of the integral part of the fender proper, liefof German Jewry, with its captains of the membership cam-
le itimate contribution of the no)• they have been moved closer to allocation Committee, its Refuge paign of which Mrs. Harry Wine
or car to the problem of trans- the radiator while retaining their Committee, with a special emigra- was chairman, and Mrs. I. E.
pdrtation as ■ sound basis for ultra modern built-in effect. This tion committee known as the Goodman was vice chairman. This
bank credit. We knew that coo- is accomplished by a fender ar- Anglo-Hicem, did splendid work. pep luncheon will take place at.
mercial banks had been accepti ng rangement which bridges the Mr. Neville Laski did a great deal the Ii'nei Mohse on Wednesday,
automobile paper as collateral space between the fender and ra- to make the English Committee, Feb. 20. Only 500 tickets have.
security for loans made to financ- diator grill to form a solid apron next to the Joint Distribution been printed.
frig corporations and that they in which the lamps are built in. Committee, of course, a model for
The next board of directors
we're purchasers of paper with New style louvers add another all other organizations.
meeting will be held on Wednes-
roptor cars as collateral, although touch of distinctiveness.
Even in Palestine everything day, Feb. 6, at 1 p. m. Mrs. Phil-
The interesting new body treat- Was improvised at the beginning. lip Gorelick, 3308 Webb Ace., will
they did not loan to the car buy-
er directly. We felt, with our vast ment , for the most part has been An adequate organisation was be the hostess.
experience with consumer credit concentrated forward of the wind-
add the especially fine paying shield, through raising of the ra-
record of the average man, that diator lines, thereby eliminating
bj entering this field we could the pronounced curve of previous
net only provide an improved years. This arrangement, corn-
mpthod for the individual to pur- bined with air-flowing slant of the
chase his automobile but effect radiator grill and lowered fender By Special Permission of the Author, Edgar A. Guest
a 'substantial saving through new lines, imparts • striking new
felstures in our plan, one of the smartness.
The '77's vastly improved ex-
moat important of which is the
p vilege granted to the purchaser tenor design does, therefore, pro-
o placing his fire and theft insur- vide a most attractive picture of
Sr e requirements with any stand. the car's capabilities-hair trig-
a
company of his own choos...g weir thqiiit i, ekena essy s ipnarekit ,n y gtraeffia c
;41 ,1 e r f,
in
'and sweeping power flow on the
New Bod y Maps Plane to Seecor open road.
With its overall length of 155
European Jews
;PARIS (JTA(-The Eco n omic inches encased by an all-steei bo-
Central Commission, formed by dy, the 77 is a veritable fortress
the Committee of Jewish Delega- of safety. Body construction is all
tiens and Executive of the World steel throughout, the doors and
Jewish Congress to investigate inner panels, pillars, sills, cross
and report on the economic status members and floor panels all be-
of Jews in various countries, held ing of this material.
its first meeting under the chair-
manship of 1. Yefroikin.
Cantor Denounced
Its preesnt state, which will be
augmented later, consists of Pro-
By Mosley's Paper
fee'aor Georg Bernhard, Robert
Bellack, Dr. Bruzkus, Mr. Yefrol-I
LONDON (JTA) - Eddie
kin, Professor B. Eliasheff, Dr.
Cantor, American-Jewish co-
Goldberg, A. Kahan, Dr. Leites,
median, is the target of an at- I no I I to growlnu m
end more
Put nn the road, se, env and grim
hate the foci( lee •'motorhoot".
J. Koralnik, Professor Alexander
tack in The Blackshirt, official To
ite thinks the road helmn to him.
A name Invented by • friend
Mkhelson, A. Menea, I. Naiditch,
organ of Sir Oswald Mosley's (Upon who.. Judgment I depend)
That law• for other men were made
A.- Rosin (Ben Nadir) and E.
Inv, Ilse to Merril,*
And not by him to be obeyed
party, for his statement to Without
A wronged', swIfIsh auto tribe
Tcherichover,
newspapermen that he did not w' ho.. member.,
drIsdni alght and dor. Like m•4 he takes the dangerous emoted
By way of correcting misappre-
And •I•r•r• .o far out be mwerem
go to Germany during his re- Gie• no ono elm the right of 'my
hettaions concerning the aims of
cent visit to Europe because A • - motortoor" non
crowd I •
to the gide
war ing Med.
the Central Commimion, the Com
Where then are (fa, 5.s deep and wide
his trip "embraced only the A. up or doen the road he Flneeda
Dell frighten women m he (Mir,
And gentlemen who drive wlth ewe
eaktee of Jewish Delegations ex
civilized parts of Europe."
Nor ever think he • liFking diem
Of
him
mold
rontd•ntly
beware
plained that the group will pre-
Emulating the Hitler press, Loot, turninu right Into a Creel.
on. eannot (mint the grief and who
That daily fo(low In hot Imam.
ro osals for the forthcont
The Blackshirt, spokesman for TR. denim of the road they meet
friend and Wandler. f
find with emelt of Weed and Vasa
W orld Jewish Congress, bot
British Fascism calls for a boy- And
You not to be • "VOTORBOOR."
11•'• left no room for them to pasa.
not participate u a body in
cott Of Cantor's film In Eng- A . motothoor..
First Precinct befety Otbeer•
at hom• may be
relief week.
land.
• max of peace sad cowl...7.
Detroit Police Department
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