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VOL. X XXVI. No. 41
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935
Trace Beginnings
Of Jewish History
On East Seaboard
Reminiscences of Development
of Judaism Recalled by
Reform Conclave
JEWS MISSING AS Death of Aaron DeRoy Is Mourned FLAN SETTLEMENT INAZI APPEAL FOR TERMINATION
SAAR RETURNS TO As a Great Loss to the Community OJ E F vili s 5 ' l e 1 / 3i 6HGREPEll' i il OF BOYCOTT ASSAILED BY U. S.
THE GERMAN REICH
Anti-Jewish Circulars Are
Jewish Shop Windows De-
Broadcast by Nazis
faced with Anti-Semitic
Reminiscences of the develimmen
in New York
Slogans
of Judaism in American life are
recalled by the forthcoming Bien
Sportsman and Philanthriwist Was Chairman of Two
Report on Adjustment
Successful Allied Jewish Campaigns; Served
Refugees to Life in
as President of Service Group
Palestine
oi l
The death of Aaron DeRoy , noted sterwald of Detroit and Commo-
automobile dealer and nationally dore Sheldon Clark of Chicago.
vial Council of the Union of Amer RETURNED JEWS ARE
33 PER CENT OF ALL
REILLY UNAWARE OF
known sportsman, came as a dis-
He is survived by his widow, his
VISAS GO TO GERMANY
ANTI-SEMITIC EFFORT, icon Hebrew Congregations in
ARRESTED BY NAZIS tinct
shock to the DetroitsJewith parents, Mn, and Mrs. Israel De-
Washington, March 22 to 20.
-
1 •
community.
The highly developed philanthro-
Roy of Pittsburgh; two brothers.
Wilentz Charged with In- pic and religious activities of the Refugees Returning to Ger-
Mr. DeRoy, who would have cele- Emanuel and Samuel of Pittsburgh Very Small Sum Used for
Palestine Settlement
brated his 55th birthday on Ma* and two sisters, Mrs. Max Michael
fluencing Jury with Tal-
Jew, his spirit of liberalism in ac-
many Shipped to Con-
19, died when his automobile over- of New York and Mrs. A. J. Kemp-
cord with the ideals of the Ameri•
of Refugees
mud Quotations
centration Cam p a
turned while traveling at high
speed near Hartsville, S. C. Ftti-
SAARBRUECKEN. (J T A)—
Jews in Saarbruecken abstained
from showing themselves in the
streets of the city last Friday
during the parades and celebra-
tions arranged in connection with
Hitler's arrival to officially take
over the Saar from the League
of Nations.
Despite a pouring rain, the city
looked like an armed camp with
more than 10,000 uniformed
Storm Troopers marching and
with thousands of uniformed
Reichswehr soldiers crowding the
streets.
Simultaneously with the enthu-
siastic scenes in this city, several
hundred refugees from the Saar,
including many Jews, left for
France. They were sympatheti-
cally received by the French bor-
der authorities in Forbach and
were put in a special train for
Bordeaux.
In a brief address, Hitler de-
clared that the return of the Saar
AARON DeROY
paved the way for Franco-German
!;
reconciliation, and that it was eral services were held on Tuesday
quite possible it had ended the afternoon in Temple Beth El, aril
crisis from which the two nations interment was in Woodmere Cent•
tery. Dr. Leo M. Franklin of c-
suffered.
iated.
Deface Shop Windows
Pallbearers were Commodore
As a part of the ceremonies,
inaugurated John Rooks, Dr. Mark R. Van
Joseph Buerckel was
Baalen, Walter A. Mortensen, Mey-
as Reich Commissioner for the er Prentis, William A. James
LABOR AND JEWISH MOVEMENTS
Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, American
Jewish Congress and Federation of
Labor Cable Objections
•
DECLARE LATEST HAPPENINGS
REVEAL HYPOCRISY OF APPEAL
ner of Little Rock, Ark. Two
nephews and a niece use here. They
BERLIN—Some 15,000 German
are Jack Stone, Gilbert Michael and Jews are expected to settle in
Mrs. Alvin Rodecker.
Palestine during the year 1936,
Headed Service Group
according to a statement made
A former president of the De- here at a press conference by
troit Service Group of the Jewish
Dr. George Landauer, secretary
Welfare Federation, and recently
I at Jerusalem of the Central Bu-
elected honorary president of the
Service Group, Mr. DeRoy was reau for the Settlement of Ger-
chairman of two very successful man Jews in Palestine, which ob-
Allied Jewish Campaign. More tains its funds from America
than 2,000 workers were under his through the United Jewish Ap-
peal.
guidance in the drive of 1931.
In the first drive in which he
Front the Spring of 1933 to
took a leading part, Mr. DeRoy the end of 1934, 20,000 ,eml-
thrilled his co-workers by announc- grants entered Palestine from
ing his personal gift of $10,000. Germany, about half of them
This contribution gave impetus to without means, Dr. Landauer said. goods," has received , cablegrams from three American
the drive and assured its success.
Applications for certificates organizations protesting against that speech.
Foremost • Sportsman
and capitalist visas have Mobi-
The protests came from the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
Aaron DeRoy's triumph was per- lized themselves of late, he ex-
haps primarily due to the fact that plained. In the near future about League, the American Jewish Congress and the American
he was first and foremost a sports. 2,000 certificates will have to be Federation of Labor. They were submitted to the Ger-
man. In the realm of sports he issued in Germany for the half- man authorities, including Dr. Lippert, who declined to
acquired those traits which made year, to enable about 3,600
comment on them.
him a leader of men, and led him people to emigrate to Palestine.
The cabled protests took excep-
to success in the business, linens It is further expected that about
tion
to the fact that no one at the
Rebecca Gratz, who founded
ial, social, philanthropic and sports
2,000 capitalist visas will be pro-
meeting challenged Dr. Lippert's
the first Jewish religious school
efforts which he had crowded into
vided
annually—the
number
de-
claim
that nothing had happened
in the United States, in Philadel•
a very busy career.
pends on the currency arrange-
to the Jews economically and that
phis, 1848.
Mr, DeRoy was fur years active ments—and In that way over
in business they possessed equal
in many banking and automobile 7,000 people obtain immigration
can government are clearly under-
rights.
enterprises as well as in sports.
stood in the light of his history in
opportunities. Altogether the Hebrew, Yiddish and Sun-
In answer to this exception it
He was president of the Aaron De-
this country.
number of immigrants from Ger-
was pointed out by members of
Roy Motor Company and wan a dir-
day Schools in Campaign
Jews accompanied Columbus on
the Chamber of Commerce that
ector of the Union Trust Company many to l'alestine will in the year
Competition
his first voyage to America. The
Dr. Lippert was its luncheon guest
and the Michigan Industrial Bank. amount to about 15,000. '
man in his expedition to set foot
Small Sum for Zion
He was a member of the Downtown
and that the usual practice at
on the new land was a Jew, Louis
in the forthcoming
Interest
Club the Standard Club of )Chi-
such
meetings forbade any chal-
Since
April
1,
1933,
he
said,
de Torres. From its very beginning
Allied Jewish Campaign of the
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new Saar province. He had pre- Charles .1. Deland and Meyer Fi
33 per cent of all certificates, by Jewish Welfare Federation is to lenges. The presiding chairman
Jewshave been numbered among viously.
been the chief Nazi agi-
pointed
this out to the speaker.
'the express decision of the Pales- be stimulated not only among
the inhabitants of the new world. tater in the Saar.
Th. Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
; tine government, irrespective of adults but also among the young
Before the states were united I Despite the promise
League,
in its cabled protest,
the strong urge for emigration in boys and girls of school age.
into one federal government, the 1 the German representatives to ,
given by 1
it
labeled Dr. Lippert'. statement
I other countries, especially in Po-
rights of the Jews depended upon
'the League of Nations that the
this
was
made
Announcement
as misleading American export-
land, are sent to Germany. Of
lJew's would not be molested in
Inquiries that have come in
the $5,000,000 collected up to week of the selection of Louis S. ers, and declared that latest
the Saar for 12 months, anti-1
the past week to the offices of
Oct 31, 1934, for German Jews Cohane as chairman of a special happenings as reported in the
Jewish posters began to appear
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
press show the complete hypoc-
outside of Germany, 60 per cent
in the streets of almost all towns
risy of Dr. Lipperes statement.
Enthusiastic Greeting Giveis indicate that another attempt is was used for immediate relief
in the Saar as early as Monday,
being made by a local Brooklyn
on the spot; 20 per cent was
Branch of Hebrew
fourth day of the German occu-
Jewish weekly to capitalize on
handed over to the Central Com-
LaGuardia, Wis., Asch Uphold
Schools
pation.
the German-Jewish situation in
mittee for Aid and Construction,
Boycott
In Saarbruecken Jewish Atop
an effort to secure subscriptions
and 20 per cent went for Pales.
NEW YORK. — 'Public notice
windows were defaced. The no-
The . opening of the new .bra
!wits ••
tine.
hinny
was. given to Nazi Germany by
The solicitorl lb 'behalf of the
torious Jew-baiting paper Der of the United Hebrew Schools a
have till now been placed at the
leading spokesmen of American
Brooklyn paper are asking for
Stuermer, published by Julius the MacCulloch School, located at
disposal of the Office for the Set-
public opinion that Americans of
subscriptions on the ground that
Streicher, in Nuremberg, was on Bueno Vista and Wildemere, for
tlement
of
German
Jews
in
Pal-
the money secured will be used
all faiths would refuse to aban-
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the accommodation of children of
estine, he declared. More than
to
finance
a
petition
to
the
Uni-
don
the boycott against the prod-
received
woo
'the Linwood section,
half of this amount was ear-
ted States Government for in-
ucts and services of Nazi Ger-
with great enthusiasm.
Temple Beth Elohim, Charles-
marked for special purposes by
tervention
against
the
occur-
many
until complete freedom
The first day of registration,
ton, S. C., was the first congre•
the contributors, no that up to
rences in Germany.
and equality Is restored for all
Sunday, March 3, resulted in a
gation to become Reform. It
September 30, 1934, the office
Reilly. Statement
Detroit
Jews
are
warned
not
inhabitants of Germany.
considerable enrollment, and since
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The meeting, at which the Nazi adopted Reform Judaism in 1824.
to be misled by these claims, in
This was the sense of resound-
then, the secretary and the teach-
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
greeting, "Neil flitter!" was
view of the existence of national
ing addresses delivered by Mayor
ers of the branch are busy reg-
the
liberality
of
the
colony
in
which
shouted several times by the audi-
organizations which alone are
Fiorello
II. LaGuardia, Dr. Ste-
istering,
classifying
and
answering'
"Should the Jews submit to a
ence, was called for the purpose they lived. The Dutch colony, New
iustified in collecting funds for 'JOHNSON TO ADDRESS
phen S. Wise, honorary president
questions. "A source of satisfac-
of collecting funds to revive the Amsterdam, did not even allow numerus clausus in the profes-
Jewish
defensive
purposes.
SOCIAL
LEGISLATION
of
the
American
Jewish Congress;
tion is the fact that most of the
lisuptruann case. Attorney Gen- them the rights of citizenship until sions?" is the subject of a sympos-
children who come to register are
Sholem Asch, prominent writer,
GROUP ON THURSDAY
eral Wilentz was termed by the 1657. The most liberal colony to- I ium to be held at Congregation
and Mrs. Nathan D. Perlman, at
Friday ' March 15, of the ages of six, seven and eight,
speakers "a representative of the ward the Jews was Georgia. Here Shaarey Zedek,
which means that parents are
the reception tendered on Feb.
The social legislation commit-
Elders of Zion." The entrance to, they were allowed complete free- at 8:30 p. m. This topic has come
27, at the Hotel Commodore to
to the forefront lately in view of cognizant of the fact that the edu-
tee of the Detroit Service Group
the meeting was guarded by Nazi dom of worship.
cation
of
the
child
should
begin
at
Dr. Einstein.
Even after the adoption of the the favorable consideration given
LOUIS S. COHANE
storm troopers in uniform.
will be addressed by Fred R.
an early age," stated Bernard
The refusal to barter Ameri-
Edward J. Reilly, chief counsel Federal Constitution, some of the the subject recently by certain
Johnson, state superintendent of
Isaacs,
superintendent
of
the
for Bruno Richard Hauptmann, states still denied the Jews com- Jews.
the Michigan Children's Aid So- committee which is to conduct an can indignation for German
essay
contest
among
all
the
boys
marks
followed the publication of
was not aware of the nature of plete religious and political free- i The participants in next Fri- schools. ,
ciety, at the dinner meeting to
Registration will continue on
anti-Semitic circulars charging dom. It was not until 1825, after day's discussion will be Philip
be held at 6:30 p. m. on Thurs- and girls attending the Hebrew, an appeal made by Dr. Julius Lip-
Sunday
mornings
at
the
Math
years
of
struggling,
that
Jewish
From
a
Local
Institution
It
Slomovitz,
editor
of
The
Detroit
Yiddish
and
Sunday
Schools
of
pert,
Nazi
commissar for Berlin,
"the Hauptmann case is a Jewish
day, March 14, at Temple Beth
Detroit.
for the abandonment of the boy-
conspiracy against the German na- emancipation was finally realized. Jewish Chronicle, Dr. Harry E. Yeshurum Synagogue, 2625 Tyler ,
Grew to a World-Wide
El.
Marrul-
Championed
by
many
well-known
and
on
week
days
at
the
August,
psychiatrist,
and
a
third
Plan Detail,
cott.
tion' until subsequent to the Wed-
Organization
Mr. Johnson, whose topic will
nesday rally, he told a J. T. A. non-Jews, the long fight took place speaker to be announced (luring the loch School, ROOM 106, front I to
The statement of Dr. Lippert,
The central theme of this con-
be "Criminals Roam the Streets,"
first in Baltimore, Md. Gradually week.
5:30 p. m.
correspondent Friday.
, test will deal with the various made in the course of an address
NEW
YORK.
—
In
the
presence
has
gathered
a
great
deal
of
In-
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar will con-
Purim Celebrations
He said further that, had he been I the liberal policy adopted by this
before
the American Chamber of
of several thousand contributors, formation on his subject while reuses included in the Allied
in possession of information that state was accepted by the others. duct the religious service and will
Much time is now devoted in all representatives of religious, labor he was chief probation officer of 'Jewish Campaign, with emphasis Commerce in Berlin, declared
be assisted by the Shaarey Zedek the branches of the United Hebrew
anti-Jewish leaflets were being cir-
First Reform Synagogue
that
the
boycott against Nazi Ger-
and fraternal organizations, the the Recorder's Court. lie is con- on the community's obligation to
culated before the meeting was
At first, the Jewish communities choir, consisting of Aaron Silber- Schools to the study of Purim.1 Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
many is Jewish; denied that the
stantly called upon to prepare the drive.
held, he would not have consented were too small to support syna- blatt, Harry Cohen, Maurice Shat- In many classes the story of Esther Aid Society (111AS) celebrated 50
Details of the contest, includ- economic existence of the Jews
legislation on probation and
to appear, and he served notice , gogues.
As the population in- zen and Joseph Cantor. The pro-
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years of Jewish immigrant aid en- parole problems.
ing the rules to be adopted and of Germany Is affected; and as-
that his appearance at future as-1 creased congregations were formed. gram will be concluded with a so-
deavor in this country, last Sun-
the
age limits for participation, serted that the continuation of
Ephraim
Gomherg
and
Leo
I.
semblies to raise funds with which The first Jewish congregation was cud hour during which refresh-
day, Starch 3. The occasion was Franklin are the co-chairmen of as well as several suggested the boycott means financial losses
to seek to obtain a reversal of the organized in Richmond. Va., in ments will be served. The public PISGAH IS PLANNING
the annual meeting of the society the social legislation committee.
to the United States.
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MAIMONIDES EVENING t which reports tracing the history
Hauptmann conviction will be con-
•
LaGuardia's Address
tingent upon the cessation of dis-
of the society from its Inception
Mayor LaGuardia declared:
tribution of circulars unjustly at-
The intellectual advancement to its development and growth as
"This
meeting pays great trib-
tacking the Jews.
committee of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, a world-wide institution were ren-
, ete by • great organization to a
Despite Reilly's warning, a J. T.
Rani B'rith, is planning a special dered.
of
I great man, Professor Einstein,
A. reporter making the rounds
program commemorating the 8011th
The story of Hies, graphic and
Yorkville, ascertained that the cir-
who is an exile in this day and
anniversary of the birth of Mai-' dramatic, was told in the message
culars are still being distributed.
age. We welcome the doctor in
monides on March 18, at its lodge presented by Abraham Herman, the
By MILTON BROWN
Declaring that he always was
I
our midst, and in an doing we
rooms in the Maccabees
president of the society. Speaking
I /
and always will he a "deep believer
Complete details of the program of the beginning of the work, Mr.
honor ourselves
(uolorniht 014 14.00 Tellimobic Agent". toe
in the rights of every person to
cf the evening will appear in next Herman said:
"I noticed today a new item
feel, think and practice his religion
week's issue of The Chronicle. The
tin ready to mobilize the indus• in the press that stated, quoting
2,382,093 Immigrants in 50 Years SWITZERLAND
as he deems proper," Reilly said,
will
be
evening
speakers of the
from Germany, that the boycott
"These Jewish immigrant aid ac-1 Resumption of the trial against trialista of the Reich to force the !was
the attacks upon Attorney General Declares That Writers in the Daily Worker "Deliber- Dr. Noah Aronstam, who will talk
reflecting loss of American
•
•
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Switzerland for Nazi leaders to discontinue their
on Maimonides, the physician, and tivities had their inception with the h a N BL's
ately Misconstrue Various Portions of His Lectures
immigration
into
the
'
:
_
Jew : batting propaganda and anti.
mass Jewish
Dr.
Bernard
Heller,
director
of
the
ar
-ceding
the
notorious
Protocols
,
and Misinterpret Facts and Figures"
The
fight
legislation.
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at United States resulting from intol- I of Zion forgery was postponed Jewish
Ann Arbor, VII talk on Maimon. erable conditions in Czarist Russia. until April 29. The postponement which the industrialists had to,
"Referring to your inquiry,
Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, noted
ides, the philol5ipher. Musical rum!. Although groups in the Jewish
reques t of the carry on against the Nazi leaders
may I inform you that the
radio priest, in a statement made
berm will round out the evening s community were ready at all times Nan defendants who have con. was not an easy one. It seems,
Jewish
Daily Worker is known to be
, fi
to give some assistance to the new-
this week
was finally
program.
tinually stalled all efforts to com. however, that this fight
antagonistic to the beliefs set
., sl(Zi
t
I: e rgoeist levelled
Chronicle,
, won. No less a person than Dr.
This meeting will be open to comer., it was not until 50 years plete the trial.
against him that he is attacking
ago
that
a
permanent
organization
forth by Father Coughlin, and
Julius Lippert, the State Corn-
members of Pisgah Lodge, the
the Jews and is l inaugurating an
on every available occasion they
Women's Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith, for that purpose was created. In GERMANY
rnissar for Berlin, openly stated
Women's Convention to Dis- anti-Semitic program.
seize the opportunity to print
A. Z. A. and friends. The officers this half century 2,3142,093 Jews set
The anti - Semitic movement at a meeting of the American • Further Plana to Be Mapped
false. malicious and erroneous of the lodge urge members to bring foot upon these shores. Bearing in throughout the world received a Chamber of Commerce in Berlin
cuss Debt to Next
Rev. Coughlin's secretary sub-
Sunday for New Old Folks
mind the fact that these people
report.. They deliberately min
mitted to The Chronicle the fol-
their friends to this meeting.
tremendous blow last week, with that no further restrictions would
Generation
Home Project
were coming to a strange land with
construe various portions of his
lowing statement:
. reports from Berlin that Adolf he imposed upon the German
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lectures and purposefully mill•
"Judeophobia" Will Bc _ vt.esss:
; Hitler himself has realized that Jews, especially in commerce.
What is the debt the Jewish
The third conference of Jewish
interpret facts and figures."
his Jew-baiting policy must be
Needly to say, Jewish leaders organizations to deal with the
women of the present generation
Rabbi Sperka's Topic
This statement was made in re-
modified. Under pressure of Dr. outside Germany have taken the question of the Jewish Old Folks
owe to the next? What are their
sponse to an inquiry as to the au-
Schacht, minister of economics. announcements of Dr. Lippert Home will be held in the large
duties as mothers, Jews and
I
"Judeophobia:
A
World
Ms-
thenticity of statements appearing
the Nazi Fuehrer was made to and others with a grain of salt. banquet hall of the Hotel Statler
Americans?
in the Daily Worker branding Rev. ease" is the title of Rabbi Joshua
understand that the harm done It is quite easy to see that these at 2:30 p. ca. this Sunday.
At its Triennial Convention to
Coughlin as an anti-Semite and I Sperka's address to be delivered I
Germany's interests by the boy- announcements were made to
On
Sunday
morning.
March
10,
Reports will be submitted at
be held in the Hotel Roosevelt
at
the
next
Friday
night
gather-
quote him as placing emphasis on •
cott of German goods abroad is prevent a further boycott of Ger• this meeting by representatives
at New Orleans March 10 to 18,
demand that this be recognized as ing on March 15, at 8:30 p. m.,' at Temple Beth El, Dr. Leo M.
man goods abroad. The attitude of organizations which have acted
greater
than
the
good
done
to
Franklin
will
give
an
interpreta-
the National Council of Jewish
at
Congregation
B'nai
David,
Elm-
■ Christian country which should
Women will attempt to define
he ruled by Christians only.
hunt and 14th Sts. This is part tion of Robert Nathan's new book, the Nazi Reich by the "Aryan" of the majority of Jewish lead- officially on the request that they
Hitler ers is that as long as the Jews participate as a body in the
Herr
those duties, not so much for
The denial of anti-Semitism by of • special Purim program pre- "Road of Ages," and incidentally paragraph. This
others to follow u for its own
, Rev. Coughlin is in line with state- pared for the evening, included will refer to a number of other realized after • delegation of in Germany are not fully re- forthcoming Allied Jewish Cam-
leading
German
industrialists
hal stored to their rights there can paign which is expected to Include
membership of over 40,000 worn-
ment, which he made in an inter- in which will be several interest-. new books.
en in the United States and Can-
"Road of Ages" has been re- returned from the United States be no such thing as peace between I • fusd for the construction of a
. view granted the editor of The Mg features.
ada. At the same time, the Coun-
Chronicle and which was published
During the social part of the ceived with the utmost enthusi- with a disappointing reply that the Jews of the world and the , new building for the Jewish Old
I Folks Home.
in our issue of Nov. 16, 1934, in program, Jacob Spolenaky, for- asm by the reviewers and, though Germany cannot eitpect any Nazi Reich.-
cil is conducting a membership
The leaders of the Nazi Reich
A Fellow-Up Cesferuce
which he especially condemned ef• mer member of the United States only a few weeks have passed loans from the United States as
campaign for those who wish to I
long
as
discrimination
against
are,
however,
far
from
restoring!
This Sunday's conference will
Parts
to
blame
the
United
States
join ita program.
Department of Justice, journalist since its appearance, it already
Government an it is constituted and , will speak on "Anti- ranks en ■ best seller. It Is a Jews goes on in the Reich. This the Jews in their full rights. For, be • follow-up to the two prtvi-
The convention program has
t.stav as being • government ruled Semitism in America." A prom- fantasy which has been deatribed delegation was sent to America them the Jewish situation is pest.' ous ones at which sentiment was
been planned with the further
y Jews. lie then ridiculed the inent guest soloist will supply the as an odyssey of the human soul. by the German government to tically "solved." "The "Aryan" I crystallized in favor of partiin-
development of the Council's so-
fears of the Jews that Jewish par- musical part of the program, and It is an imaginative picture of obtain not less than a $200,000,- paragraph has enabled them to ; patine in the drive jointly with
cial service, welfare, legislative
ticipation
in federal affairs will
the push all the Jews out of state the Jewish Welfare Federation.
'
and educational program in view.
William Horde* will give a read- Ake Jewish people driven from 000 loan. The loan was on
•reate ant i•Sere it i ern and react
verge of being granted by a num• and municipal nistitutions, as well At the last conference which was
Sounding the keynote will be
ing of Rielik'a poem, "The Ne- every country of the earth on a
them.
He
then
stated:
'
against
ber
of
American
banks,
but
at
the as from public life.
That to all I held on Feb. IT, Kurt Palace. in-
Prof. Eduard C. Lindeman of the
viah" • ("The Prophecy"). Re- I long march seeking ■ home in
j "You are a part of this govern-
the Gobi Desert, the only place laid moment authorities in Wash• they desired. As far as corn- I 'cud'', director of the Jewish
New York School of Social Work,
! es-nt, are you not." he then stated. freshments in keeping with the
ington intervened and prevented merle is concerned, they do not Welfare Federation, who has has
noted author and teacher, who
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NEW YORK. (JTA)—Anti-Jew- t
circulars stating that "the Jews
have sentenced Ilauptmann" and
that the Ilauptmann sentence is
"a Jewish ritual murder" were dis-
tributed here starting last Thurs-
day by members of local Nazi or-
ganizations, which on Wednesday
Bunched a campaign in Yorkville
Casino to 'obtain funds for releas-
ing Hauptmann.
"Germans and Americana,
awake!" the circular proclaims.
"German compatriots, wake up and
see in the Hauptmann sentence the
hand of the all-powerful Jew in
America. A German has been
condemned to death on the basis
of false testimony."
The circular charges that Attor-
ney General Wilentz used argu-
ments to influence the jury which
fully coincide with certain sayings
of the Talmud.
"The sentence of Hauptmann was
carried out exactly according to the
modus of the Jewish cabbala," the
anti-Semitic leaflet asserts.
Quote from Streicher
The circular cites many quota-
tions form Der Stuermer, the no-
torious Jew-baiting publication of
Julius Streicher, published in Nur.
emburg and condemned by the en-
tire civilized world.
"Germans and Americans
awake!" the leaflet exhorts. "The
11th hour has struck. Don't wait
until the 12th hour begins. It will
then be too late for you. You may
then find yourselves in the Jewish
Communist World Collective. The
sentence issued in Flemington is
but a consequence of what is going
on in Washington. Albany and New
Jerusalem (say New York)," the
proclamation says, attacking Ber-
nard Baruch, Secretary Morgen-
thau, Governor Lehman, Mayor La-
Guardia and others.
The allegation that "the Haupt•
mann case is a Jewish conspiracy
against the German nation" was
also made, by a number of speakers
•• . atso-sneeting called by the --New.
York Nazis on Wednesday evening
at the Yorkville Casino. The meet-
ing was attended by more than
3,000 persons and was addressed
among others by Mrs. Ilauptmann
and by Ilauptmann's lawyer, Ed-
ward J. Reilly.
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