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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

PELLEY WILL NOT

'the!, ,

RETREAT FROM

HIS

ANTI-JEWISH PATH

Grip,

(CONCLUI , Eli FlIONI PAGE 1)

Tribute to Jayne
As Presiding Judge
Of Circuit Court

FRENCH ARE HAZY
ON HITLER, PRYING

SCRIBE DISCOVERS

Catholics and Protestants, but
between the new heathenism and
both of our churches."

A Knock-out by Popular Approval

Poles Reduce Hom• Owners to

Beggary
b een in one war would not want WARSAW. (JTA) — Approxi-
a nother.
mately 400 Jewish buildings here
have passed into the hands of
banks affiliated with the Ministry.
Cotton Deal NM. Reich
BERLIN (JTA — The state- t of Finance, it w as reported last
went of President
nt Roosevelt tha Friday by the local press.

; Silverman is chairman of the com-
Kvutzah to Hear
mittee in charge of this dinner.
is assisted by the Women's
Elisheva Kaplan ! ' .1Ie
Group of the Kvutzah and also by

Palestinian Woman !Rader

Deliver Hebrew Address

to

Louis Rose and. Charles Lerman.

Y. P. T. C. DANCE

Marked tribute to the judicial
ative but to gather up their docu-
On Feb. 23
temperament of Hon. Ira W. Jayne,
•
meets and go home.'
Permanent Presiding Judge of the
Elisheva
Kaplan,
Palestinian Will Be Held on Sunday After-
Pelley is convinced e will not tVayne County Circuit Court, is
n
's
°eche.-
noon ;ea
Feb.
Kah Music
to 24,
Supply
delegate to the Pioneer Women's
be sent to the penitentiary, he contained in the statement incor-
Organization, has accepted an in-
explained, on the basis of pur. porated by A. M. Smith in hi s
vitation
by
the
Kvutzah
to
deliver'
Marvin
ported assurances given him by series of articles in the Detroit
Kahn and his orchestra
an address on "Palestine of To-
his attorneys that Judge Warlick News dealing with the reforms a barter agreement with Germany ' Hundreds of houses in Warsaw
day" in llebrew on Saturday eve- have been selected to furnish the
is disposed to accept the minimum instituted by the present Circuit would constitute a violation of the and in other cities of Poland are
United States' anti-dumping laws being offered for sale by Jews
ning, Feb. 23, at 8:30 o'clock, at music for the bridge-tea dance of
fine of $1,500 provided under the
provoked consternation in govern- for sold sums, but there are few
the Philadelphia-Byron Audits- the Young Peoples's Temple Club,
law. In addition, he and Robert
to be held Sunday, Feb. 24, from
ment circles here. buyers, Warsaw- newspapers re-
rium.
C. Summerville, an aide convicted,
Elisheva Kaplan, who has been 3 :30 to 8 p. m., according to
Leading German officials said tort. The owners of the houses
with him, will have to pay costs.,
,3 hliarii ram
manCarver, Y. P. T. C. social
that Mr. Roosevelt's interprets- have been reduced to povverty
associated with the life of the 1
With a gesture of martyrdom
who is in . charge of
Lion will have the ffect of forcing by the heavy taxation which hit
Chalutzim in Palestine for many
Pelley then claimed that ;'all the
for the affair. As-
the Reich to seek expansion of its Jews the hardest. In addition to,
years, is now visiting America!1
Jewish wealth in the United
imports from countries other than being unable to collect rent from
Slat in g Miss Carver in the ar-
And has been received enthusiast-1 t
States is pitted against me to see
the United States. their Jewish tenants, most of
in many other large Jewish coin- rangements for the party are Rose
ically in New York, Chicago and I
that I 3uffer the extreme penalty
A ! er ail (1 e a n Lpa
evyg. ,
American business Merl in Ger- whom have been reduced to beg-
as provided by the statutes.”
other
dBridge, Jping pang,
many who are engaged in the ex- gory.
munities. Her experience in Pal- ,
games will be in order, and re-
"It was reported to our attor-
port of Reich goods to the United
The tragic picture of middle-
estine, her knowledge of the lieb- I freshments will be
estine,
.
neys from what they considered
States asserted they expect to ex- class Jews offering their house-
rew language and literature, and!
The affair is open to members
to be reliable sources that it had
perience difficulty in the future hold goods for sale to Polish peas-
her work for the Chalutz move-
in continuing their activity, point - ants in exchange for bread or
and their guests. Admission will
cost the Jews of the country
meat, are known to all those who
something like $15,000 to obtain
ing out that the anti-dumpting flour is pictured in the Moment.
are interested in the upbuilding
With the cast chosen, rehears-
even this drawn verdict against
lows may be raised to squelch any Yiddish daily. Emphasizing the
of the Jewish National Homeland., be 25 cents per person.
s ix for the Y. P. T. C. production
deal which would bring German destruction of Jewish economic..
me," he gloated.
She is a very talented speaker and
us farce, "Three
of that hilarious
"But who got this money,
commodities into the United life, this paper tells how their
the Kvutzah feels it has been
States.
Cornered Moon," will get under
granted the figures are accurate,
last pieces of furniture are being
privileged to secure her as their way next week. The play will be
Many
Americans
expressed
the
and how it was divided, were
offered by Jews for a price barely
lecturer on a
topic in which she performed early in April, it is
opinion that the boycott move- sufficient to buy several pounds
items successfully kept from the
is es well versed. All those who
I announced.
ment against Nazi products will of bread.
official records."
understand Hebrew are invited to
March 10 has been selected as
receive
a
new
impetus
as
a
result
Attacks Dickstein
"In the provincial cities," the,
be present.
the date for "The Mikado," which
of President Roosevelt's stand.
The Silver Shirt leader then
paper relates, "especially in the
Kvutaah Meets Feb. le
is
being produced in its entirety
Dr.
Iljalmar
Schacht,
financial
reported that a mass meeting held
province of Wohlin, tables, chairs
The next meeting of the Kvu-1
di
!by the music group of the Young
dictator,
was criticized for his and other pieces of furniture are
here in which he was branded a
tzah will be held Saturday eve- Peoples' Temple Club, according
policy of trading with foreign being sold at auction for paltryn
disgrace to North Carolina was.
ning, Feb. 16, at the hone of Mr. I Ito Phil Stern and Arthlcr Coulson,
countries on a barter basis ex- isms, but nobody wishes to buy
JUDGE IRA W. JAYNE
attended by only 100 persons
Drawn lot N. C. j, C. News Service by Chas. A. Wells.
and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, 2200 I who will direct the operetta, with
elusively.
It
was
maintained
Their owners are lucky
comment
angrier
still
"and
Intolerance has been the big bully of human relationship for Edison. J. Burrows, a member of ' original parodies on some of the
Court judges. Mr. Smith's inter- that this policy caused the Ameri-
peasants from the neigh-
against the Hebre ws was rife in
when
the Kvutzah, will give a detailed famous Gilbert and
nor
a
clean
fighter.
His
ti
centuries. Ile has not been a good sport
Sullivan
references to the efforts can opposition, which now will i them.
boring villages come and are
this city in the week that fol- 1 esting
tactics have always been beyond the rules. His methods are as low :report on the Palestine Day Con- songs by Josephine Stein.
of Judge Jayne, who is a can- cost the Reich $30,000,000 and
willing to offer as much as 50
lowed."
!
as his intelligence. In this day of growing light and comprehension ference which was held in Wash-
Temple
! didate to succeed himself on the may lead to a further decrease in
The
Young
People's
ture
.
furn
i
' ctnts or each piece
his reign will be increasingly challenged. An aggressive, scientific : ington on Jan. 20. It is under-
Like the infamous Dic stein Republican ticket, follow in part: German exports to the United 'cents
group will meet
"It is not difficult," the paper
investiation,"
the wordy effu-1
g
approach would brush his guard aside and deliver a wallop that !stood that the observance of the
Many of the forward innova- , States.
4 P. m.
at
says, "to imagine how precarious would jar his teeth out. Brotherhood Day, to be observed Feb. 24, ' Palestine Day will become an an- Fred discussion
sion proceeded, "my trial has only I tions of Wayne Circuit Court
M. Butzel will lead the dot-
the Jewish position is in the prov- offers that opportunity. It is a day when men of every creed may !nual event from now on in the ' e Fred
served to have
rivet attention
on devised
the
thilo Snu.nday, Feb, 17,
been
by its presiding
Faulheber Threetens Nazis
h
inces if Jewish misery is so great unite in festivities and play, dealing intolerance a smashing blow. life of American Jewry. The Kvu-1 u
mac m a ions o Jewry
3u tie and none of them could
MUNICH
. (JTA
PTA) )—A
A th reat
date my claims that patriotic have worked smoothly and with ex -communication by the Catho- even in our metropolis. The army Intolerance cannot live in an atmosphere of joyous friendly rivalry. tzah is, therefore, devoting the
of Jewish beggars is growing.
whole evening to a discussion of
Christians have a real problem great economy of time to the tic Church was the answer last ,
Poverty is reaching even such
this project.
on the i h
r an
d s i in J ewr
• y to which court and litigants, representing Sunday of Cardinal Michael von Jews
as only recently were well- 1 YOUNG ISRAEL DINNER
man, Mrs. A. J. Rosenshine, will
Sonenklar Leads in Singing
they must ultimately give bitter th e saving of a vast sum of money Faulhaber to the new semi-
Even real estate owners
be
accepted
not
later
than
Tues.
offici al ' to-do.
Cantor J. Sonenklar of the
attention . . . .
DANCE ON MARCH 10
to taxpayers, without his peculiar campaign to get rid of Catholic have been affected. Nevertheless,
(lay, March 5, inasmuch as the Shaarey Zedek Congregation is
"On every hand the wave of executive and judicial ability.
and Protestant schools in Bavaria, o
pli ght
n
making preparations to lead the
mass resentment at the tactics of
The fearless Cardinal,
who has
Young Israel's dinner-dance, attendance at this affair will be
"On the other hand, no new
and no proper understanding is
opposed
Hit. shown."
Kvutzah in all their masa sing-
Jewry, as demonstrated in the thing devised by the presiding many times publicly
with a program of entertainment limited to 100 couples. Those ing. For that purpose he has col-
Pelley case, is mounting."
beffectiveler and
the Nazi
re im a
could
Id h
have become
e,
in
i
and music, will be held in the desiring to attend are urged to lected many new na ► aina1 songs,
The anti-Semite averred he was without the whole-hearted sup. slashing sermon against the new
Mosley Aid Denies Blackshirt.' Italian Gardens, Hotel Book Cad- communicate promptly with Mrs. especially those which are now
suffering a sort of agony by port of the other members of school policy urged all conscien -
illac, on Sunday evening, March
Bias
Rosenthal by calling Euclid sung in Palestine, Mass singing
being forced to withhold his the court.
tious Catholics to continue send-
LONDON. (JTA) — A denial 10.
will now become part of the regu-
„
heavy artillery because of a lack
07634.
Perhaps it was this fundamen- mg their children to Catholic that Sir Oswald Mosley's British
The dinner-dance committee,
lar Kvutzah meetings.
of resources.
tal thought of needed team work schools.
7,
Union of Fascists was anti-Semitic headed by the co-chairmen, Miss
Purim Dinner March 20
The statement also contained that prompted the judges o f I
1
Whoever passes laws against
Betty Plotnisky and A. J. Rosen- Yiddish Folks Verein Dance
The Kvutzah has also completed
an ominous passage in which it Wayne Circuit Court, some 10 the freedom of the church," e was made by A. K. Chesterton,
official of the organization, in a shine, made all the necessary ar-
plans
for a Purim dinner, which
This
Sunday
d "is
"i liable to ex-comm hu:
was broadly hinted that, in Bonn. years ago, to inaugurate a month- dec lare,
a•
after to the Western Evening rangements for this event. Har-
will take place Wednesday eve-
mysterious fashion, those who op- ly dinner, to be paid by two of nication."
Gives tount ■ and mites on ever Lola
old Marlowe and his orchestra
different Wore of. businesk Noatter
Asking what guarantees existed ' Herald.
The first annual dance of the nine, March 20, at the Philadel-
l
posed Pelley always ran into their number. In these gather-
have been engaged to furnish the
phia-Byron Auditorium. This is went your business. In this book yea
"Stupid
little
bits
of
paper
serious difficulties.
Yiddish Folks Verein will be held
will find tha number of your prosy«.
, ings--and after the inner man 1 that the sirfgte German school
dance
nu
ic
on Sunday evening, Feb. 17, in the annual Purim function, and lista customers listed.
"Strange, strange indeed are was satisfied — frictions between for which Bavarian Nazis were with unflattering references to the
David I. Berris, in charge of the Grand Ballroom of the Book it has become a precedent to the Valuable Information Is also even as is
1 Jews do not emanate from our
denouement of events in the lives, different
how you can us* th• malls to ...fa
erent departments grew small- so warmly campaigning would
members of the Kvutzah and their orders
an r for your products
of those who take up the Silver er. Needs of the court were fully not be a path to a single German I organization," he wrote, "but the entertainment for the dinner- Cadillac Hotel. Buddy Fields and
or navies..
Shirt work and then turn back.", and freely discussed. Pro's and church, the Cardinal expressed from a small and very rabid , dance, will offer a surprise floor- his orchestra will furnish the mu- respective families to celebrate
Writ. for Tour FREI cool
clock,
the
holiday
in
a
Kvutzah
tames.
f
bunch
of
anti-Semites.
I
after sic, and a floor show will be pre-
Ilarry F. Sieber, a former col-, con's of new ideas for improve- great suspicion and distrust o
R. AL POLK .4 CO., Detroit, Mar
which
dancing
will again be re- aented featuring the Dixie Eight phere. Many Purim features are
regime.
"Our propaganda methods re- show 1 at
. 10
:30 o'
ime.
laborator who went over to "the ment of procedure in later years the Nazi
to Feu flit Dirortar Publishers ix the Weal
Wills, List Cosnsilen—Busineu Statistics
"The split in Germany today," main the same as they have ever sumed.
and Davis Trio. Entire proceeds being planned by the committee
Ballard-King Group in Chicago," germinated in those monthly off-
in charge to mark the general
a Producers of tilted Usti dtbarttsios
the account said, suddenly met i bench conferences. And, on the the Cardinal declared, "is not as I been--the persuasion of the elec-I Reservations for the dinner- will go to charity.
Purim hilarity and gayety A 11
, dance, as announced by its chair-
with a terrible auto accident in; whole, the ablest men in the legal Nazi reformers says between I torate."
Baltimore.
profession were on Wayne Coun-
Adopting the pose of a child , ty'e Circuit bench.
who considers itself unjustly, "Edward B. Boles of New York,
spanked, the statement had the' after visiting Detroit and making
following to say of the "Battle,a thorough study of the organi-
of Asheville": nation and operation of Wayne
"For 13 days I sat between my County's Circuit Court, comment-
attorneys - in a lofty southern ed thus on its achievements and
courtroom and heard myself cas- the place a presiding judge has
tigated before a jury as a stock- in the picture: 'The principal
selling shyster, a religious racket- value of a chief justice (or pre-
eer, a despoiler of widows and siding judge) with broad execu-
orphans, an inciter of race ha- ' five authority lies in the fact that
treds, a defamer of the President the grant of such authority places
and a general all-around scoun-, upon him, first, the responsibility
drel who had come into the State for constant diagnosis and, sec.
of North Carolina in 1932 because ondly, the power as well as the
I was at my rope's end financially duty to suggest or in a proper
and assumed that down here case to prescribe and supervise
among these mountaineers I the application of remedy.'
would be able to carry on my "The Wayne County Circuit
'nefarious enterprises' unmolested Court has been most fortunate in
and undetected. having those who could measure
" 'But the law finally caught, up to the executive ability re-
up with this man!' declared the , quired for such responsibility and
attorneys for the state, shaking duty, and, more fortunate, in hav-
their accusing fingers in my di- ing on its bench men who saw
the need of progress and pos-
rection."
The prosecutor purportedly ex- sensed the spirit of co-operation
postulated with Judge Warlick to make the executive office really
effective in working reforms in
when it became apparent that
Pelley would get off with a fine the interest of justice.
Holzer, now a United
to the effect that to turn him States Judge in Los Angeles, spent
loose constituted "pernicious bus:--
sonie weeks studying the Wayne
ness."
Circuit Court system of admin-
" 'Not only does he capitalize istration, and made a very com-
on religious sentiment to dispose Alimentary report of his investi.
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of his utterly worthless securi- potion to the Judicial Council of
ties,'" Pelley narrated that the California.
counsel for the state said, "but
"The Commission on the Ad-
he goes to and fro defaming our ministration of Justice in New
beloved President, he is an inciter York State recommended to the
of religious hatreds, he is one of governor and legislature of New
the most dangerous men we have York a plan for an administrative
in this country today.'" judge based on a *udy of the
The statement then asserted ! procedure in the Wayne Circuit
Judge Warlick informed the pro- C ourt. "
secution that 'writing on the sub-
ject of Jews or anything else is Detroit Scout Citizens' First
his constitutional privilege.'
Council - Wide Reunion
Another feature of the lengthy
"bulletin" was a venomous attack At their weekly meeting. plans
ro ite Srec uount Citizen's
f the Delt w
upon George S. Anderson, former ‘.'.t
upon
id
un
ec
treasurer of Pelley's Foundation n.nrrs,n
former S couts and Scoul toenrs at the
for Christian Econo mics who tea- I Detroit Masonic Temple, Second
tified for the prosecution.
Blvd. and Temple Ave., on Wed-
" Ile sat with my tormentors es(a)
Feb. 27, at 6 :30 p. m.,
I
and colluded with them through- nie
announced.
, During this re-
a..
out the whole trial, supplying ure
out
"r ).' ears • of
t.'' '' `?
e " mg
them with all the information "' on '
they may have desired in their service and fellowship is to be
celebrated.
attempts to either trap me or
mn, president of
Don W. Martin,
make me appear in a disadvan- the Detroit Scout Citizens, stated
tageous light to the jury.
at the officers to serve during
"He testified with alacrity to that ensuing period are: George
t h e
,
dozens of happenings which had - e
occurred months before I ever F. Rickaby, first vice-president;

met him or he ever became assn- president;
Leonard Harding,
R. Edgar second
Mallory, vice-
third
ciated with our concern.
An- vice-president; Joseph Weiss, sec-
"This is the same Geo
George
rotary; George B. Sherman, treas.
derson whose private office we
raided one night in July, 1932. user.
• mfbefrosrin
hiper in this organize
tionlen
to discover nearly 4,000 letters
Bo Scouts now' ,
and postal money orders going
ated to the furtherance and'
l
-
back over three months secreted d'rtc-
development of Scouting and its!
his desk.
Ile had the effrontery to tell principles is open to all who have I
In'
the jury that Galahad Press was been enrolled in Scouting at any!
time and anywhere.
always in arrears with his salary
Way s and means by which the
his '' hired '
whereas he had never been
or paid by Galahad Press on the organization may aid the Scout I
one hand, and on the other we movement in the Detroit council,

had discovered as a result of the area will he announced upon,
raid that he had not only over- completion of committee plans.
drawn his salary account but had
used moneys of the Foundation that the program we h a v e i
unknown to me to pay his per- launched cannot be halted by the
sonal bills." machinations of men and interests
If he succeeds in raising the who do not understand what it is.
money to wash his slate clean that we are about but do not want
with the court, Pelley promised, to understand.
"Bear with me, therefore, till
he will launch new efforts to fur-
ther the spread of his movement. Feb. 13 is conic and passed. Again
They will be carried forward with I use the words of the immortal
greater conviction than before he Garrison in summing up my po
pledged. ' aition: ,
" 'I am deadly in earnest. I '
"Important announcements will
be ferthceming en Feb. 12. We' will not equivocate, I will not l
a,
shall endeavor to convince Amer-I play politics, I will not retreat
ica that right must triumph and, single inch and I will be heard!'"

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