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VOL. XXXVII. NO. 3

URGE LEGISLATIVE
PROBE OF RUTGERS
NAZI PROPAGANDA

Hauptmann Favors Adopt-
ing Japanese Exclusion
Policy to Jews

"AMERICAN HITLER" I
CONVICTED IN N. Y.

U. S. Refuses Untermye is
Plea to Shun Penal
Congress

Emil

40 IN , MICHIGAN

NEWSPAPER PRINTED

JERUSALEM (WNS.Palcor
Agency) — If the Jews refuse
to co-operate, it will be impos-
sible for Sir Arthur Wauchope,
High Commissioner of Pales-
tine, to establish a Legislative
Council in the country, accord-
ing to the Meraat el Shark,
Christian Arab paper, which
declares that there will soon
be half a million Jews in Pal-
estine, enough to hinder the
entire plan. It had recently
been reported that Sir Arthur
had planned to publish in the
Fall the ordinance launching
the Legislative Assembly. The
Arab daily expresses doubt
whether the Palestine Govern-
ment will find it possible to
carry out the program if the
Jewish population boycotts it.
With the Jews in the country
soon numbering half a million,
the paper declares, they will be
able to paralyze any consti-
tutional scheme with which
they will not co-operate.

SOCIAL WORKERS
ATTRACT 600 TO
ANNUAL CONCLAVE

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CADILLAC

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Report Construction Started on
Jerusalem Synagogue and Center

Funds for Project Raised in Nationwid e Drive Conducted
by United Synagogue of America

Four Conferences Now Be-
ing Conducted at Lake
Placid, N. Y.

SHMARYA LEVIN'S
DEATH MOURNED
BY WORLD JEWRY

Eminent Zionist Was One of
Pioneers in Founding
the Movement

PEISER, SILVER, FRAM,
HIRSCH PARTICIPATE

ENLISTED SUPPORT OF
NON-ZIONISTS IN U. S.

Preside at Committee Meet-
ings and Lead in
Discussions

Death Came at the Home of
His Daughter on Mt.
Carmel, Palestine

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

Honduras Will Receive
German Jewish Savants

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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras,
—President Tiburcio Caries
and his Cabinet received the
Rev. Dr. Samuel G. Inman of
New York and assured him
Honduras would welcome im-
migrants exiled
f rom Nazi
Germany, The government is
ready to contract for the
services of German-Jewish sci-
entists and educators.
Dr. Inman discussed with
the heads of the departments
of the university here details
relating to the professors to
be employed. Representing
the League of Nations com-
missions for settling German
exiles, Dr. Inman has toured
19 countries, in every one of
which he was able to place
German scholars, After visits
to Guatemala and Mexico he
will return to New York this
month.

;ZIONIST CONGRESS
ELECTIONS AROUSE
CONTROVERSY HERE .

Labor Party Issues State.
ment Asking for Voters'
Support

JUDGE RUBINER, KAY
FAVOR TICKET NO. I

Issue Important Explana.

tions Outlining Their
NEW YORK. (WNS)—A le g-
Attitudes
islative inquiry into Nazi prop a-
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.—With
Banda at the New Jersey Celle ge
executives, practitioners and lay-
HAIFA (WNS-Palcor Agency)
—Dr. Shmarya Levin, known as
for Women was demanded of
men interested in Jewish social
Wide interest has been aroused
the dean of Zionist propagandists,
Governor Harold G. Hoffman in
here in the forthcoming elections
service work, educational activi-
who was credited with having done
a letter from Samuel Untermy e a r n,
of delegates to the 19th World
ties and "Y's" and other Jewish
more than any other Individual to
Zionist Congress, and a centre-
president of the Non-Sectari
centers gathered here from all
stimulate the growth of the Zion-
Anti-Nazi League, who que
versy has sprung up over the dif-
over the United States, this lake
ist movement in the United States,
tioned the impartiality of t he
ferences that divide the Zionist
resort becomes the center of
groups along party lines.
committee of the board of tru a -
Jewish activity for five days be- b Word has just been received nation - wide drive conducted is dead here in his daughter's home
y
the
United
Synagogue
of
on
Mt.
Carmel,
His
colorful
life,
tees of Rut ger University whi ch
Local leaders of various Zion-
ginning Friday, June 14.
jointly by the United Synagogue
America that actual construe ion
spent in Russia where he was a
ist groups state that thedefinite
is now investigating charges th
Inventory and stock taking of has been started on the J ru- and the Women's League of the state rabbi, in Germany where he
stand taken by The Detroit Jew-
Dr. F. J. Hauptmann, head
new problems and programs fac- salem Synagogue and Center, be- organization. T h e completed obtained his secular education, in
ish Chronicle In urging support
the German department at t he
ing the Jewish community will ing built with money raise in project will stand as the offerin g the United States where he became
of Ticket No, 1, representing the
college, was spreading Na
of American Jewry to the youth
be taken here beginning today America, the first unit of w
the intimate friend of the late
ich and spirit of the Holy Land.
Zionist
Organization, Hadassah
propaganda in the classrooms an
as the national conventions of will be dedicated at the co
Jacob II, Schiff and Julius Rosen-
ing
on the campus and that he di
The
need
for
such
a
structure
three distinct groups, attractin g R osh Hashonah. The funds for
missed Dr. Lienhard Bergel fro
in Jerusalem was made evident
more than 600 Jewish commit) al
World Congress Date
project were raised by
the German department becau
by a survey on the religious and
leaders and workers, are held i
Jews and Christians to Par-
Is Changed to Aug. 20
se Dr. Bernard Kahn, Euro- sessions which at times will b
of Bergel'a anti-Nazi views.
educational conditions In Pales-
ticipate in Williamstown
Branding the German depar t- pean Director of J. D. C.,
tine made by Rabbi Samuel M.
conducted jointly by all thre
LONDON.
(W N S — Palm
Discussions
ment of the college as "a hotbe d
Cohen, executive director of the
Agency)—The date of the
Makes Extensive Survey groups.
of Nazi sedition," Mr. Untermye
United Synagogue of America,
opening of the nineteenth bi-
Series of Conferences
called attention to the fact tha
s ago. In the survey
NEW YORK. (N. C. J. C.)— ennial World Zionist Congress
ri V e llisy Tointed
The National Conference o f
no one in the German departmen t
out that unless
The soup kitchen and breadline—
will be .tag. 20 instead of
Announcement of speakers for
Palestine develops synagogues
is an American citizen and sake e symbols of economic catastrophe, c ewish Social Service, most in-
Aug. 27, it was announced
and centers that would provide
round tables on "Lessons for the
that the inquiry be removed "t O once familiar components of the g lusive of the three groups, will
here by the World Zionist Ex-
a less partisan forum and one i n tragic universal picture in post- u et under way formally on Sat- Famous Dramatist Pictures facilities not only for worship
United States from Inter-Group
ecutive. The change In the
but also for social and cultural
which it will be possible to com - war Europe—have reappeared in o rday. The National Association
Plight of Persecuted
Relations in Other Countries" at
date of the international par-
activities
f
Jewish
Center
Executives,
and
for
pel the attendance of witnesse 5 Poland, to stave off the threat of t
the youth of Pales-
the forthcoming Williamstown
ley, which will be held in Lu-
German Theater
tine as well as its adult Jewish
and to cross-examine the wi
imminent starvation which today E lie National Council for Jewish
Institute of Human Relations,
cerne, Switzerland, Is said to
ducation, opened their sessions
population, our religious life will
nesses whom Dr. Hauptmann ha s
•
was
made
Wednesday,
be due to the demand of
F ridgy morning. A fourth grou
put upon the stand and particu
p
NEW YORK, N. Y.—A picture suffer. It was in response to
American delegates who felt
The Institute will be conducted
the Association of Practitioner
this need that the United Syne-
larly Dr. Hauptmann himself."
under the auspices of the Na- that the later date would un-
in Jewish Social Service, is ale a of extraordinary suffering and Rogue undertook the task. The
0 deep humiliation for hundred of , building is now being erected in
duly
delay their return to the
tional Conference of Jews and
holding its annual meeting here
Favors Japueu Policy
United States after the sum-
Christians at Williams College,
This group is a section of th 0. the most famous personalitie in I cooperation with the Jeshurun
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
mer
vacations.
Williamstown, Mass., from Aug.
National Conference of Jewis h the contemporary theater tv
as O rganization of Jerusalem. The
(WNS)--A government policy of
24 to 30, and will be attended by
Social Service.
drawn here this week by Elmer use of the facilities of the build-
anti-Jewish restriction in the
several hundred leaders of the Junior Hadassah, the Order Sons
ing
will
not
be
limited
to
any
sin-
Saturday morning, religious
United States along the lines of
Protestant, Catholic and Jewish of Zion and their allied groups,
gle group in the Jewish life of
services will be conducted. The
Japanese exclusion is favored by
faiths front all parts of the coun- has been responsible for arousing
Palestine and the United Syna-
educators will resume their delib-
Dr. F. J. Hauptmann, head of
try.
existing interest in the election.
gogue officials hope that other
erations
with
the
principal
sub-
the German department of the
Statements of Both Parties
congregations and communities
It was announced that Newton
ject being the "national and reli-
New Jersey College for Women,
A lengthy statement was made
will
be
stimulated
to
erect
simi-
DR.
SHMARYA
LEVIN
D.
Baker,
co-chairman
of
the
Na-
gious elements in the Jewish
he admitted during the investi-
lar edifices in other parts of the
tional Conference, will be chair. to The Chronicle this week by
school program." Rabbi Leon
gation being conducted into his
land.
weld, and in his final resting place man of the sessions dealing with Joseph Haggai, chairman of the
Fram of Temple Beth El, Detroit,
department by a special com-
Palestine, was described in a three- this question.
labor party's election committee
will
lead
that
discussion,
and
the
The
structural
design
for
the
mittee of Rutgers University
volume autobiography published in
in Detroit, asking for a vote for
speakers wi ll include A. H. Frie
Jerusalem Synagogue and Center America by Harcourt, Brace.
trustees. As the inquiry, pre-
"What Can We Learn from the labor's Ticket No, 2. At the same
d-
Clev
was chosen as the result of a
land of eland and Rabbi Max
cipitated by charges that Dr.
Born in Svislovitz, Russia, in Situation in Germany?" will be
Arzt of Scranton.
competition in which 30 Pales- 1867, he revolted against the nar- the subject of the first session. time, two interesting statements
Hauptmann dismissed Dr. Lien-
were made by Judge Charles Ru-
tinian architects submitted plans.
To Hold Institute
hard Bergel from the German
row religious education of his en- Presentations will be made by biner and Leon Kay, urging wide
Announcement of the news vironment and went to Koenigs- George Shuster, managing editor
department because he (Bergel)
Following the sessions of the
that work had been started on berg and Berlin to obtain a general of the Commonweal, and Rabbi support for the centrist party,
opposed Ilauptmann's pro-Nazi
conference, an institute on Jew-
represented on Ticket No. 1.
the building was received with university training. It was at Ber- Morris S. Lazaron of the Balti-
views, approached the end of
ish community organization prob-
The Mizrachi Orthodox Zion-
enthusiastic acclaim by Jewish lin that he obtained his degree as more Hebrew Congregation.
its second week, Sidney J. Kap-
lems will be held, from June 18
ist party is campaigning for
lay
and
religious
leaders
of
every
lan, counsel for Dr. Bergel, drew
The second session will deal Ticket No. 3.
to 21.
a Doctor of Philosophy. He then
denomination,
damaging admissions from Haupt-
took it upon himself to bring to with the question: "What Can
Election on Juno 23
During the institute sessions,
mann during a cross-examination.
Russian Jewry the new Intellectual We Learn from the Situation in
The elections for the Congress
Kurt Peiser, executive director
Reminded that he had told peo-
exico. This question will be will be held here all day Sunday,
Enlightenment, serving as rabbi in
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
ple in Germany that he could not
Grodno, Ekaterinaslav and Vilna. .!, 1 scussed by Dr. Charles S. Mac- June 23. The local election board
of Detroit, will preside over the
Because of his wide influence upon
go as far as they in anti-Semit-
arland, secretary-emeritus of is headed by Joseph Haggai, who
meetings of the committee on
Russian Jewry, he was elected in '" e Federal Council of Churches , represents the Poale-Zion to-
ism, and asked how far he would
planning and financing. Harold
JO) to membership in the Rus- whose book, "Chaos in Mexico," gether with S. Sheraga and Mor-
go, he said, "I would go as far eia •
Silver, director of the Jewish So-
DR. BERNARD KAHN
sian Hume.
as, for example, the United
ELMER RICE
has just been published; Michael ris Lachover, The Mizrachl
fs
cial Service Bureau, will preside
Williams, editor of the Common- represented on the board by
States would go in the exclusion
Was Pioneer Zionist
menaces the existence of millions of over the meetings of the com- Rice, famous Pulitzer Prize dra-
Jo.
c ob Levin, M. Prussian and Issas
of the Japanese people." Later
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He was one of the pioneers of
Jews. Emergency relief measures mittee on family welfare and re- matist and theatrical producer, Kurt Peiser Discusses Fed-
he corrected this to read that such as have not been employed lated fields.
the Zionist movement and one of
Rosenthal. The general Zionist
eration's Relations in
who spoke on the plight of the
"1 go no further than the United since the years of famine directly
the two men who founded the first
representatives on the board are
Montreal Address
Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, superinten- r efugees from Germany at a
States goes in its own affairs. following the World War, have
Zionist Students Society in Berlin.
Mrs. Albert Feldstein, secretary
Whether I believe in them or once again become an urgent ne- dent of the Jewish Children's meeting in the Hotel Commodore
His recognized ability as a fiery
of the board, Sol Lifsitz and Miss
An outline of the relation b e- orator and as a brilliant writer
not, I leave it up to the govern- cessity, and the present plight of Home of Detroit, will represent the sponsored by the Women's Divi-
Jeanette Steinberg.
tween the Community Fund an d brought him to international Jew-
ment." He declined to express the Jewish masses in Poland con- home at the convention. He is a sion of the Greater New York
Voting stations will be located
the Jewish Welfare Federation of ish attention. Ile is said to have
Next Monday Right, June 17, at the Shaarey Zedek and
an opinion as to whether Gey stitutes an emergency as grave as member of the discussion group United Jewish Appeal, which is
the
of the institutional child care body part of a nation-wide effort to Detroit was outlined on Wedne 5- spoken to more audiences than any Pisgah Lodge No. 34, of B'nai Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
niany's anti-Semitic policies wet! that which now confronts their co- of
the conference. Dr. Hirsch will obtain $3,250,000 for the relief day in an address delivered b y other Jewish orator of his time. B'rith will hold semi-annual elec-
good for Germany.
Judge Rubiner's Appeal
religionists in Germany.
he accompanied by Mrs. Hirsch and rehabilitation of the Jews of Kurt Peiser, executive directo ✓ He contributed numerous articles, tion of officers at the lodge rooms
Later it was agreed that the
Appealing for Ticket
These and other equally startling dur ing his stay at Lake Placid.
Germany and other lands and for of the Federation, before th e essays and editorials to magazines in the Maccabees Bldg. The elec- Judge Rebiner makes the follow- ,
question of anti-Semitism at the
facts were revealed by Rabbi Jonah
the settlement of Jews in Pales- conference of Federation Exec
and newspapers in many languages tion will be preceded by the third ing statement:
New Jersey College for Women
tines
in
Montreal.
B. Wise, co-chairman of the 1935
tine.
and in many countries, He was at and final nomination of officers.
"I shall vote Ticket Number
was not at issue in the investi-
( PLEAsE TvriN To CASE 3 )
"In the matter of the develo p- various times editor and publisher
Harry Yudkoff, president of
Taking as his theme "The
I in the forthcomin g election
gation. Assemblyman Samuel
Tragedy of the Modern German merit of relationships betwee n of Hebrew, Russian, Yiddish ma- Pisgah Lodge, urges every mem- of delegates to the 19th World
Perin, who- has been acting as
ber to attend this meeting and
Theater," Mr. Rice described the Federation and constituen t gazines and daily newspapers.
Zionist Cont . Several con•
an observer at the inquiry, point-
Annual Hebrew Schools'
In 1906 he became one of the exercise his franchise of voting.
what had happened to famous agencies, the tendency in the las t
siderstie•t prompt this conclu•
ed out that the only question to
More than 700 delegates, al- dramatists and composers
ten years has been toward mak - m oat important fighters against Several matters of interest will
Sion. Amon g thew are:
Meeting Tuesday, June 25 ternates and visitors from four
decide was whether Dr. Bergel
he acceptance by the Zionists of also be discussed.
until the rise of the Hitler re- ing the Federation more of
"First, I am impressed that
had been dismissed because of his
Canadian provinces, North and gime
planning
body,
representative
f th e British offer of Uganda, Afri-
According to the by-laws of
the platform of this
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in Germany, had been ac-
ticket
South Dakota, Nebraska, Wiscon- knowledged
social service efforts in the Jew . ca , as a ewish National Home. Pisgah Lodge, three nominations
The annual election of offi-
speaks primarily in terms of
throughout the world
sin, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and as the
ish group, and toward makin R S ince the he was known for the if officers are necessary before
cers of the United Hebrew
most distinguished artists
IPLFASE Tt`RN Ti) 1.05T PAGE)
Minnesota, which states comprise in their craft. Mr. Rice spoke the Federation the spokesman fo ✓ in dependence of his views and the t he election. First and second
Schools of Detroit will be held
District No. 6 of B'nai B'rith, are
nomination, were held on
on Tuesday evening, June 25,
of the dispersion of these famous the Jewish community in th e w ids following he commanded in
at the Philadelphia-Byron Hall, , expected to attend the 67th an- personalities to all parts of Eu- councils of the Community Fun, I many countries. At the time of his
0, at which time the nominating
S!"
nual convention at Minneapolis,
Aaron Pregerson, president, an-
and
the
Council
of
Social
of
So
committee
made their recom-
.
death
he
was
a
member
of
the
Ac-
rope where they are to be found
!Minn., beginning Sunday eve- 1 without occupation and w:thout cial Agencies," Mr. Peiser stated • to ,ns Committee of the World ' nendations. Third and final nom-
nounced on Wednesday.
I nine, June 30, and to end July 3. a livelihood. Ile asked support
In presenting a review of th • Zi mist Organization, in which he nations and election of officers
will be held on the date men-
I
by all liberal groups in America, events that led up to conperatioi
ioned.
Season Extended to Sept. 8
between the Community Fun,
as well as Jews, for h
to Accommodate Large
aid drive which is now progress- and the Federation, Mr. Peiser
Detroit Zionists to Honor
said
that
the
Federation
repre
ing in virtually every community
Enrollment
World Leader's Memory
sentatives are looked upon more
in the United States.
and
more
by
the
Community
at Public Meeting
In order to accommodate the
Jewish Pioneers in the British Dominions
"The roots of the Nazi way of Fund as the authorized spokes-
many children who wish to enroll
life go down deeper than we man for affiliated agencies.
r
A
memorial
meeting in tribute
By ISRAEL COHEN
at Fresh Air Camp, and to insure
realize," Mr. Rice said, in le , king
According to Mr. Peiser, the
the late Dr. Shmarya Levin
scholarship vacations to many ad-
for support of the United Jewish
Sydney Moody, Assistant Chief Secretary of Palestine! to
will be arranged by the Zionist
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last of a series of four articles Appeal which seeks to solve many Federation's joinder with the
ditional underprivileged children
Government, Makes Interesting Statement
Community Fund in Detroit "has
Organization of Detroit and all
this year, the camp, which inaugu- presented under the title of "Jewry Under a British King" on the of the tra gi c pro ems created
not had the effect of crystalliz-
to Mandates Commission
factions of the Zionist movement
rates its season June 17, will re- occasion of the Silver Jubilee of the reign of King George V. The by the persecution of Jews and ing and stabilizing the finance,
will be asked to cooperate.
main open for a sixth, two-week author of this article is one of the best known English journalists. other minorities in Germany . of the Jewish agencies at the
A committee to arrange the
GENEVA. MSS—Palo) r improve the lot of the Arab and
He deals in this contribution with the record of pioneering and "This way of life makes for wa
period, from Aug. 26 to Sept. 8.
r point at which they were at the Aeencyl—The financial position
memorial, consisting of Leon
;
Jewish
farmers
Mr.
Moody
told
Fresh Air Camp, at Blaine Lake, civic services of Jews in British Dominions and colonies.
and intolerance and an tine Ming - time of the joinder." Since 1932,
of
the
Palestine
Government
is
so
Kay,
Simon Shetzer, Philip
is open to Jewish boys and girls
, the Mandates Commission, It is
ess to let people live their own
cro
orieht 1111S, seton Atte Feature thudirttie
from 6 to 16 years of age, at •
II yes and follow their own genius Mr. Peiser said, there have been strong that it is prepared to re- assisting them by establishing Slomovitz and Dr. Harry E. Aug-
severe ruts in budgets of Jewish duce taxation, it was declared
ust,
was
selected on Wednesday
nominal fee. In order to avoid die-
nd instincts.
agencies, as well as in budgets of here by Sydney Moody, assistant agricultural improvement stations. evening, at the meeting of the
The Jews throughout the far- I tained less hold among their s
Answering questions by members
ments those children who
Denham
Stage
Crumbles
non-Jewish
agencies,
but
the
Jew-
chief secretary of the Palestine of the Commission, Mr. Moody newly-elected board of directors
wish to vacation at the camp flung territories of the British neighbor. But comparatively few
"When the men and women of ' ish agencies always received ap- Government, in a formal state- supplied information
of the organization, at the home
should be registered within the Empire united not only wit h though they are—they number
n
merica
support the United Jew- , proximately 10 per cent of ment made before the Permanent the general political situation of of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr-
only about 285,000 in all the
next week. Enrollment for any of their fellow-Jews in Breat Brit- British
monies received by the Commu- Mandates Commission of the
lich.
h
Appeal,
as
I
hope
they
will
possessions
do
(exclusive
of
is
the six two-week periods, or for
Palestine, particularly as to co.
sin but also with fellow-citizens the Mother country)—they have in generous measure, it should i pity Fund.
' League of Nations. which is now operation between
The decision for the memorial
the entire season, may be made at
Jews and
"My opinion is that the Jew- considering the Palestine Man-
in the joyous celebration of His produced several figures of front- al 50 be remembered that there
meeting
came following a tribute
Arabs, and also about the immi-
the camp headquarters, 51 W. War-
Ma'est
' s Silver Jubilee.
to the memory of Dr. Levin by
one important aspect to tol- , ieh .community, the Jewish social date held by Great Britain. The gration and land problems.
1
rank distinction and at least one
ren, Room 307. Children already
agencies
and
the
social
workers
Mr.
Slomovitz.
rance;
the
Jews
can
only
be
members
of
the
Mandates
Com-
They are animated by a feel- or two of world-wide fame.
registered, who wish to extend
The tangled problem of Pales- I
sa fe in a world in which every- have benefited from the joinder •
James I. Ellmann, just re.
mission, which is presided over tine's frontiers, which has dis-1
Cromwell's View
their camp vacations through the ing of genuine gratitude for the
ne is safe, a world in which no with the Community Fund," Mr. by Marquis A. Theodoli, former turbed Near Eastern states ever elected president of the organi-
The earliest connection of the
sixth group, until Sept. 8, blessing' of civil and political lib-'
Peiser said. Ile added, however, Italian Undersecretary for Col- since the
. (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE f•
zation,
appointed Abe Kasle as
erty
which
they
enjoy,
and
which
Jews
with
the
British
Empire
is
War, was also given
should make reservations for that
that there are also some nega- oniea. heard Mr. Moody discuss
principal consideration by the chairman of the membership
group now. Places in this last they have learned to appreciate to be found in the West Indies, r.
tive
effects
"There
is
necessar.
committee;
Simon Shetzer, chair-
the
financial
condition
of
his
Gov-
in
an
ever-increasing
measure
115 in whose development they played
group will be filled rapidly as pub-
ily a much less adequate under- ernment which, he said, "con- Mandates Commission. The Man.; man of publicity committee; Dr.
dates Commission considered the'
lic school does not reopen until the barometer of political toter- a valuable part in the 17th and
standing of Jewish needs and tinues to be sound. The revenues
Harry
August,
cnairman of pro-
Sept. 10. A few reservations are ance has steadily fallen in one lath centuries. Their connection
Jewish problems on the part of remain sufficiently high to enable legal position of the harbor of gram committee; Jacob Miller,
Akaba, which touches on Pales-
still available to both boys and country after another. They are ' with those islands dates back, in-
non-Jewish fund leaders," he the Government to extend the tine,
511as
Jeanette
Steinberg
and Sol
. not the least whit behind any sec.; deed, to their discovery by Coi-
girls in each of the six groups.
Egypt, Tranajordan and Lifsitz,
At the annual meeting of the said. "Some Jews undoubtedly
Jewish National Fund
A physician, a trained nurse, a tion or group of His Majesty's umbus, for his Jewish companion, M en's Club of Congregati on feel their . ' y for sup- services that are required by the Arabia. The town now Ales the Committee.
dietician, accredited life-savers and' subjects either in their loyalty Luis de Torres, settled in Cuba Sh Aare)? Zedek, the following port of the community program increasing population of Pales- Palestine flag but Ibu Sand, 'mon-
God-speed was wished Mr. and
tine, and even to reduce taxa- arch of the Heckles, claims that
22 highly-qualified counsellors are to the throne or in the value of and died there. bo and of directors was elected:
much less when this program is tion."
Mrs. Ellmann and Rabbi Leon
in constant attendance at Fresh their services to the development Jews were among the first
the area le within his territory.
Theodore Baruch, Harry Devi- financed by a non-sectarian
Fram, who are to visit Palestine
Mr.
Moody
supplementing
a
A good deal of discussion, It was
Air Camp, under the directorship I of the various Dominions in colonizers of Barbados, where do tt John Frazer, Abe Gordon, group. However, it would seem
this summer, then proceeding to
of Miss Caroline Eppstein. A pro-1 which they have made their they settled in 1628 as well as of A be Kasle, Robert Loewenherg, to be ■ rather futile procedure report given to the Mandates privately learned was devoted to attend the sessions
of the World
cram that includes instruction in homes. the Leeward Islands. But the Na than Milstein, Arthur S. Pur- to emphasize the negative re- Commission by the Palestine' an examination of the situation Zionist Congress In Lucerne,
dramatics, handicraft, nature-stu- i
Curiously enough, they have colony to whose economic grog- dy , Elconan Saulson, Abe Schmitt, sults of the joinder. We ought Government, declared that the in Traujordan, to which Jew- Switzerland, beginning
ports of Jaffa and Haifa were' ish immigration is now permitted.
Aug. 20.
de and music rounds out the camp nearly all, particularly those in rem they contributed probably Si mon Shetzer, Harry Shuhnan, rather to emphasize our influence
The meeting at the home of
day of vigorous sport: swimming. Canada, Australia and New Zeal- the most was Jamaica, where Ph ilip Slomovitz, Herbert war- and to take advantage of the op- recently enlarged but that busi- , The question of the Transjordan the Ehrlichs was concluded with
ness at these Palestine harbors frontier was also debated. Mem-
lasohall and' hikes
and, been in full possession of !considerable numbers of them ner, Samuel Weisman.
portunities afforded us by our had been increasing so rapidly
a program in which the partici-
Bus transportation, to and from political equality long before were already living when it
bers of the Commission inquired pants were stir Molly Picon, re-
Officers of the Men's Club are participation in the Community
that they needed further uteri- as to the exact status
'AMP, and the required physical their brethren in England, not be- I passed under British possession
of Jew- nowned Jewish actress, accom-
elected by the incoming board of Fund to strengthen the Jewish
e
lion.
Local
industry
is
developing
ish
immigration into Transjordan,
of any superior virtue on, in 1655.
xamination, are included in the
directors, and a meeting for this se t-op, to improve the standards
fee of
and the current crop promises' which was arbitrarily out of from panied by her pianist, Abe Ell-
$18 for each two-week! their part. but simply because • There is reason for the belief purpose will be called in the near i of
. n, and Cantor .1. H. SWIM.
work. or at least maintain to be good, he stated. The Pales-
Period.
Palestine
by • British White Pa- kl ar , accompanied by Mrs. Sol Q.
MICAH TURN TO PAGE i)
future.
the spirit of racial prejudice ob-
th em at their present level."
tine Government is anxious to per in 1922.
esler.

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s_ JEWS DESTITUTE

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1-040

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1935

Arabs Say There Are
500,000 Jews in Zion

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this

NAME INTER-FAITH
SESSION SPEAKERS

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'ELMER RICE PLEA
FOR REFUGEE AID

COMMUNITY FUND
JOINDER FAVORED

Pisgah to Elect
Officers Monday

!B'nai B'rith of N. W.
Will Meet June 30

FRESH AIR CAMP
TO OPEN MONDAY

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Palestine Finance So Strong That
Taxes Will Be Reduced, League said

BUILDERS OF THE EMPIRE

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Picks Directors

TRIBUTE PLANN ED
FOR DR. S, LEVIN