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VOL. XXXVII. NO. 4
TICKET NO. 1 IS
ENDORSED BY TWO
ZIONIST LEA1ERS
Simon Shetzer and Mrs. J.
H. Ehrlich Urge Vote for
General Zionists
OPPOSE PARTISANSHIP
IN PALESTINE EFFORT
IN MICHIGAN
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1935
DR. SHMARYA LEVIN WAVE OF POGROMS
The Passing of a Great Personality
By DR. JACOB MINKIN
EIYITGIUS NOTE. 1he r
ea of shinarya Let in
Ili. World. Amernwt J i e bc, ecent dth
tc4,1 nli
ndinircd
rned all °ter
lllll re than any ether
treaents an analytical appralkal of hlintar)a
itl
Letin, the leZer, f II.eldiont
.. lituntanee o otter and. .111 he Dr. %MAW la a 01.041.1411d anther
•
hy Mitc3111In this fall.
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Copyright, 1935, seven
Arts Feature 011111,,.
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THE NEW ANTI-SEMITIC DRIVE SOCIAL WORKERS
German Jews Face New Brutalities and Pitiless Discrimination
r odno S uwalki
Communities Among
Sufferers
By WILLIAM ZUKERMAN
1.0 PYright, ISM Sea.
art. natal..
Syndicate
"It is not death, it is dying
that alarms me."—Montaigne.
WARNED JEWS ARE
FACING A CRISIS
'Events in Germany Have
Had Reaction Here,
"or reasons chiefly psychological,
Palestine, has fallen upon the whole SAY OUTBREAKS ARE
Leaders Say
NOTE: The hopes
a wave of hopeful expec
expectancy }swept and EDITOR'S
of the Jewish people From the
ANTI SEMITIC PLOT German Jews and
expectations that •nti• plication of the Aryan paragraph
through them Semitism
Shetzer Severely Upbraids
After Ahad Ilaam and Chaim hearts of Ahad Haam, Biel& and
In Germany is on the within its legal limits. First un- ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT
the
h
—
wole
Jewr
of
Euro p ean
der Herr Schmidt and now under
Nachman Bialik—Shmarya Levin. Levitt the soul of Israel has been
y, decline are only •
Laborites for Forcing So-
Jew Killed and 50 Oth- shortly before
delusion. Mr.
ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED
Saa r plebiscite. Zukerm•n,
One a scholar, an aristocrat, the feeding for more thane One
generation, The air was full of the
rumo
noted foreign cor• Dr. Schacht, this Ministry has
cialist Ideology
ers Serious
ly I njured
rs of com
man who glorified "The Suprem- fructifying i ts choicest thou g ht s
respondent, reveals prepare. served as a kind of a counter-bal-
ing
changes
for
the
better
in
the
and
noblest
ideals.
Louis
Sobel and Bernard
acy of the Intellect;" the other a
in Grodno
than for a new ferocious on. ance to the terroristic anti-Semit-
Simon Shetzer, member of the poe
attitude of the Nazi regime toward
—
er, a visionary, the n pext
Most Democratic of Leaders . ,
Isaacs Elected to Offices
' the Jewish problem. There was even slaught on Germa n Jewry by ism of Julius Streicher. For a
administrative committee of the of kin
to
t, a se the ancient Hebrew r o-
realistic picture of the Jewish posi-
Shmarya Levin, was the rarest
A wave of pogroms in Poland talk in the newspapers of some the Nazis.
at Conventions
Zionist Organization of America, phets; the third—Shmarya Levin-
tion in Germany it is well to re-
and Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, mem- e man of the people, although im- combination of heart and mind, of is arousing anxiety in Jewry mysterious "concordat" between
member that Jewish business has
thought
and
feeling
one
seldom
throughout
the
world.
ber of the national executive measurably above them, who peer-
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.—Dele-
the
Nazis
and
the
Jews.
For
the
I
its
limits,
been
molested
less
than
any
other
and
Following the
Julius Streicher has
gates attending the annual ses-
committee of Hadassah, in state- ed into their very souls and un- finds united in one man. Nature
pogroms last : first time under the Nazi regime, i most decidely overstepped
all limits Jewish activity. It is the Jewish
ments issued this week, called derstood all their failings and was a spendthrift in his creation. week in Suwalki and Grodno, Jewish fears and anxiety were
of decency and of common civilized intellectual, professional and labor sion of he National Conference
It
lavished
upon
him
its
choicest
the
news
has
just
leaked
•
upon all Detroit Zionists to cast foibles, their inward greatness and
somewhat relieved and even re- humanity. His daily outpouring elements that have been Appressed of Jewish Social Service heard a
gifts, yet he was one of the pe
pea a pogrom which occurred in placed by vague hopes and opti.
review of Jewish economic ad -
their ballots this Sunday for
of blood-libels against the Jews; and cruel)
am. How different, yet ple. Ile knew the value of the Plotzk. This outbreak took plat misfit expectations
Ticket No. 1, representing Hades- how much alike these three were ,
his cruel hounding of every Ger- and
, the gold hidden beneath
Saturday, June 7, but stria
sled
soh, the Zionist Organization,
from
they
it
Now it is clear that these hopes
ad Hearn, the thinker of new the common ore, their generous censorship succeeded in hushing and expectations
of entering
beginning, and United States.
were based more ish shop or of speaking
t a Jew- that toleration has been
Junior Hadassah and the Order thoughts, the blazer of new trials hearts,
rather on
their responsive souls and
J • , the increase since Dr. Schacht
Sons of Zion.
as-
Specific problems were also
bl ' pulses, le was never an 9P the news until now, The Jew- on wish than on reality
d
In an age of many perplexities;
his
unceasing
harping
on
the
"Jew-
so
section of the city was at. ' they were quickened into life pri-
Balloting is to take place from Chaim Nachman Bialik, who with
sumed
power.
All
these
facts, to- discussed by Jewish center execu-
ish rape of the blonde Aryan girls;"
9 a. m. to 8 p. m. this Sunday at scorching fury lashed the national much at home as when surrounded tacked by 160 Polish workers, manly by the atmosphere which all these clearly indicate the dis- gether with the general mood of tives, educators and practitioneis
the Shaarey Zedek and the Phila- sins of his people in words which by the admiring, adoring throngs. Factories and homes were demo!. preceded the plebiscite. The mo- eased mind of a sexual pervert and hopeful expectations which pre- in social agencies, all iiectiona of
From the midst of the people : iahed and many Jews were ment was unique in Germany and
delphia-Byron Hall. All qualified an Isaiah or a Jeremiah might themselves,
sadist against which the more dec- vailed in the country towards the the conference meeting simul-
he would say, will the , wounded.'
in the whole of Europe. It was ent Germans revolt. Before the pleb- end of last year, gave rise to the taneousl y,
voters must present their Shekel have envied. Shmarya Levin who Jewish future arise, With Lincoln I
felt everywhere that the Saar pleb- iscite, this revolt found forceful vague Jewish hopes born of strong
receipts before they will be per- combined the mastery of the first he could say, God must love the ;
x Kreuzberger of Der.
incite was going to be a turning- expression ev
Charge Anti•Semitic Plot
mitted to vote.
and the prophetic insight of the common people, or else He would I LONDON,
a number of articles desire. A well-known Nazi au- tin and Dr. David Lvovitch of
(WNS) — Seeping point toward Liberalism in German
Mr. Shifter's Statement
thor,
Herr
Hans
Blank,
let
drop
second with his own extremely
in the Frankfurter Zeltung, which
Ort Paris Society for Promo-
In his statement Mr. Shetzer brilliant and sensitive mind. Pal- not have created so many of them. : through the tight censorship im- and international politics. There deserved more attention than they the word "concordat" with the the
tion of Artp
isann hi and A gricul-
Jews; this was eagerly picked up lure Among Jews In Eastern
severely upbraids the labor Zion- estine has found a place for the He spoke their language and ex. I Posed by the Polish government had been a visible change of at- received.
pressed
their
i
n
a
r
t
i
c
u
I
a
t
e
d
on
all
reports
of
the
pogroms
in
titude
toward
the
Catholics,
to-
and
by
the
Jewish
press
In
Germany,
ists for the manner in which they three of them, because each in his
Central
Europe,
discussed occupa-
Another indication in the same
thoughts. Hateful to him was aril- ' Grodno and Suwalki came sense- ward the former Liberals and
try to force a Socialist program own individual
p way, re resented tocracy. He mingled in the com. tional telephone dispatches from even toward the Socialists. ,Why direction of was a series of decisions and the legend of a more liberal tional redirection efforts, point-
attitude on the part of the Nazi
on Palestine. He charges that what is distinctive and immortal pany of the great men and
polite) Warsaw that back of the sudden should there nut be a change also promulgated by the labor courts regime toward the Jews gained ing to a decrease of the Jewish
their failure to recognize the pro- of the land. They are the three
commercial class and consequent
but they failed to tarnish , outbreak of anti-Jewish violence toward the Jews? The trend In of Berlin and other cities, dealing some currency.
labor platform of Ticket No. 1 immortals in modern Jewish his- society,
the essentially democratic nature was plot by the National Demo-, Germany before Jan. 13 was with the right of German employ-
increase among industrial and
is due to their desire to formulate tory. Pilgrimages will in the fut- of his soul. He preferred the , cratic a Party,
The
first
and
most
shattering
ers
to
dismiss
Jewish
plo
be-
agricultural
workers in Poland
the opponents
a Socialist philosophy above ure be made to their shrines as smoke-filled cafe to the gilded sa-; the present regime, to stage of clearly for moderation, and cause of their race. em These yees
blow to all those Jewish hopes was
Russia.
labor dealt by the result of the pleb- and Soviet
a German Jews, who expect no little courts have on the whole retained
everything else in the movement. pilgrimages have been made in the Ions. He was a soldier in
B rodie, of the A mer ican
Israel
the ' coup. Ever since the death of and would be satisfied with so little,
His statement follows in full: past to the shrines of the other ranks, not a general' far removed
Nationalism had Economic Foundation gr Pales-
the former spirit of social re. iscite itself,
Pilsudski, the National shared the general hopeful mood.
"I am grateful to The Detroit great Jewish heroes and martyrs. from the smoke of battle, lie knew Marshal
form and labor sentiment which scored a great victory.
The tine, of New York, reported on
Democrats ((Endeks) have been
Beginning of Change
Jewish Chronicle for this oppor- Their shadows, though resting in the smell of powder and the pride :seeking a way of
permeated them during the Social- Nazi regime had had its strongest efforts being made in Palestine.
overthrowing One must admit that apart from Democratic regime, and they have confirmation since the Hitler elec-
tunity to reply to some of the
of hard-won victories. !the government.
Face A Crisis
Well-informed this general atmosphere of hope
tion in March, 1933. The senti-
statements made by Harold Silver,
William Pinsker of Brockton,
At an early age he was already I sources in Warsaw maintain that which seemed to pervade the whole invariably taken the line that pri-
Joseph Haggai, and other propon-
a member of the Duma n the high- • the pogroms were started in the of Europe, there were also several vate enterprises have no right to ment of "my nation, right or Mass., president of the National
ents of Ticket No. 2. 1 shall take
dismiss an employee merely be- wrong" could be fully depended Association of Jewish Center Ex-
est legislative body of Czaristic hope of creating a situation h'
the occasion also to re-emphasize
cn specific manifestations in German cause he is a Jew. The Aryan upon to obscure all reason, ma- ecutives, addressing the grou on
'a. When RUSSIA proved too would give
p
the Endeks an
an oppor- life which could be interpreted by
those reasons which impel me and
ruled,nd
appi ied only terial interests and even fears of efforts toward the survival of
small for him, and the choice lay j tunity to weaken the
the hopeful as the beginning of to State institute
other General Zionists to advocate
stitu
they tions a
not pri- Brown Houses and Concentration Jewry, said:
exile, prison and the snow- I meat's hold.
some change in the Jewish situa- vate enterprises, This effort
Camps,
What
need
was
there
for
and vote for Ticket No. 1 in the
to
clad fields of Siberia, he chose the
It is reasonable to believe
tion. Chief among these was, and confine the apidication of the Ar- moderation or for liberal senti-
Zionist Congress elections Sunday,
Reports to Be Submitted by former. The odyssey of his wan-
June 23.
still is the fact that a certain sec- yan paragraph to State employ- mental Has not reaction been fully that in the next few decades
One Killed in Grodno
derings led him first through Eur-
growth
of American Jewry will
Chairmen of Committees
WARSAW. (WNS) —The Po- tion of German public opinion is
'Ticket No. 2 is generally al-
only has not been limited to justified by success? Whatever mis- be at a greatly decelerated tem-
and then through the whole !Bah government has dispatched quite diflnitely disgusted with the ment
givings there might have existed o, even tua lly
luded to by its adherents as the
the Labor Courts alone.
and Officers
of the Jewish world. Always„ ' the
the minister of the interior to revolting vulgarity and sadistic
about the wisdom of the strong- a pnd that cha ceasing ltobe gether ,
platform of the Labor-Bloc and
Counter•Balanes to Terror
nges
everywhere, it was the people, the p Grodno and Suwalki to make
le ss
handed Nazi methods speedily dis-
every effort is made to create the The annual election meeting masses, the multitudes that he was first hand investigation of the a brutality of Julius Stretcher's
In
fairness
to
the
German
Min-
activity in Franconia.
appeared. The Saar plebiscite was rapid and will be actuated more
impression that Ticket No. 1 of of the United HebrewSchools of seeking. He was perhaps the most pogroms that raged in those citie anti-Semitic
istry
of
Economics,
it
must
be
by
the
Inner
logic
of
the
situa-
It would probably be too optimis-
a landmark in European politics,
the General Zionists is anti-labor Detroit will be held
democratic of Jewish leaders. Few i for
th
stated that at least that depart- but
one which marked the streng- tion than by outside pressure.
three days. One . reti, tic to,claint that thiajagitottof ment a this
and inimical to the intermits of or- ning, June 25, at 83 - TuesdaY eve- men had so thorough an under- ' Israel nearly
"American Jewry can no long-
Government, too, has thening of reaction and of the orig-
:0 School.
o'clock , At
at standing of the soul of the com- at I Berizowsky, was killed, and German public opinion is entirely from the very
ganized labor and its institutions the PhiladelphiaByron
first
difficult
days
free
from
anti-Semitism.
It,
too,
has
inal,
undiluted Nazism In every er count upon acceesions of • -
st
60
oth
in Palestine.
l.
ers seriously , in-
mon
folk
as
he.
He
knew
their
of
Nazism
striven
to
keep
the
ap-
strength
from the old reservoirs
e This
conclusion
is this meeting the following chair-
--
not warranted
by th'e
history of the
(PLEASE TURN TO SAGE 1)
and their pettiness. This jured in Grodno when armed
of Europe and must seek from
Z i o nist men
of of
committees
will submit greatness
Organization
America,
is th e reason why the people fol- bands of anti-Semites made a
within itself the solutions to th
e
•
Sudden attack on the
by the attitude of its spokesmen, reports: Maurice 11. Zackheim, lowed him as perhaps no other man,
pro !ems of survival which it
quarter. For a time
Zionist Convention
nor by the platform upon which board of education; Harry Co-
a veritable
Fundamenta ll y a Seaker
;
hen,
finance
committee;
Judge
Delegates
are
Named
panic
reigned
among
the
Jews
of
i
its nominees now seek election as
faces."
Although must er ing m u ch know]. Grodno as the r n
This survival, he emphasized,
Charles Rubiner, publicity com-
delegates to the 19th Congress
---
ioters smashed
Shmarya Levin was a speaker windows, attacked Jews in the
mittee; Harry Cohen, member-
The Zionist Organization of
fundamentally
.i•aed'ir:iOnosusan:Irofits
proAt
planks tin our ship committee; Isaac Rosenthal,
mentally, a Maggid. lie I streets and in their homes, sacked
gram least three
Detroit announces that the fol-
ly disprove he fal- house commit
meet new conditions upon a
ctee; J.
oseph H. . Ehr- combined all that is best in modH Jewish stores and attempted to Convention of Central Con- lowing will be delegate.; to the
lacious argument that only Ticket lich,
tern of education which will save
ern speaking with the fine artis- , desecrate synagogues. Only the
A demergen y co m ttee
To
Be
Observed
at
Alicia,
Zionist
convention
which
will
No. 2 protects the interests of Jew-
those
a Jewish
e w t is h suvravliuv
ference Opens in Chicago
a n hd
etai led financi
re poi
be held in Atlantic City June
rt w ll try of old-time maggiduth. Rab- hastily organized Jewish self-
essent i al to survivalw i c are
Mich. from June
ish labor in Palestine. Article 12 be submitted
by the secret
on Tuesday
sc rap
30 to July 2:
specifically commits General Zion- the schools, Morris ary o f binical literature revealed to him defense corps prevented further
2
those
heritage,
which
are
but the
28
to
30
its charms. From its rich ore fatalities. Forty-five of the anti-
Simon Shetzer, Leon Kay,
ists
.
to 'recognize the right of Jew-
Lachover. A all
age-old accumulations of ancient
of wit and wi sd
Judge
What
may
prove
to
Charles Rubiner, James
cu l
be an :
s labor to be organized in one report on the educational status his finest and most telling sym- Semites and 13 Jews have been
The second anniversary of the I " ture.
central labor federation in which / will
be submitted by Bernard bols and metaphors. He loved the arrested. A similar pogrom oc- epoch-making gathering in Amer- I. Ellmann, Joseph H. Ehr- founding of the Sunrise Coopera-lappalling
As Jews because
we face our
a crisis,
men,
younger
curred in Suwalki, where mem- ican Jewish life will take place lich, M. L. Black, Abe Cooper,
every labor group, irrespective of
superintendent
of
the
sacred
atmosphere,
the
biblical
ger
P. Slomovitz, Dr. D. H. Fau- tive Farm Community will be ob- generatio n is not
bers of the anti-Semitic National
religious or political outlook, shall schools. Th e president's report,
•
sp
ri ua lly
served
at
ceremonies
at
the
col-
quotation,
t
e
Talmudic
illustra-
when
the
Central
Conference
of
man, Sol Weitz and Aaron
have its place and rights.' Article summing up the activities of the
s a
ony, located at Alicia, Mich., 16 equipped to meet it," he itid.
Democratic
sudden sortie
party, on organized
the Jewis a American Rabbis holds its 46th
Silberblatt.
7 declares that 'we favor mess- year, will be submitted by Aaron lion, the Midrashic story, the Jew-
h
Personality Adjustment
miles from Saginaw, on Friday,
ish adage or anecdote. They lent (limner, and in Racionz, a
ures to facilitate the establishment M. Pregerson.
War- annual meeting at the Congress I -
Saturday and Sunday, June 28
Principles recommended for
depth and meaning to all he spoke saw suburb.
of a just social and economic orderThe present officers are: Aaron
Premier Henri Hotel, Chicago, commencing on
,
guidance
in relationship between
in Palestine, which shall embody M. Pre erson, president; Judge and wrote. He had profound re- Slawek ordered an immediate in-! Tuesday, June 26.
colony, organized on a col- Jewish private philanthropy and
spect for the Jewish past! Not vestigation after receiving d
the highest ethical and social ideals Harry B. Keidan, first vice presi- even
I
t
e
ocT
in his lightest moments has
t3ih
0e
ve
public
relief
a
basis, has a population of
•
s were re-
The chief presentation for die-
e Jewish people.' Article 2 dent; . Harry Cohen, second vice- he ever allowed himself to speak of the
300, comprising former Jewish viewed by Dr. 1.gencie Rubinow of
pogroms
from Dr. P. Hart- cusaion will be a series of papers
R H
reaffirms 'Jewish labor as the foun- p est ent, Simon Shetzer, trees- of sacred things in a profane man glass and
Cincinnati.
tradesmen and craftsmen from
enri
Rosmarin,
,
read
by
a
number
of
the
most
Jewis
dation of the Jewish National urer; Morris Lachover, secretary, ner. The traditionalists and con-
Ch icago, Philadelphia, Detroit,
h members of parliament eminent scholars among
The tendency must be over-
Home.'
the R e-
The directors whose terms now formists, although not suspecting
Cleveland, New York and a host come," he said, "of identifying
, form Rabbi s of America, look-
"These provisions of our plat- expire are: Dr. Albert E. Bern- him of orthodoxy, flocked to hear!
Fast
to
Avert
Moslem
Riots
I
somas
work with private philan-
of
other
citims.
Only
a
form
ing towards a revaluation of Plan Is
hand- I
to Have Permanent tut of the population are non-1
are at the same time suffic- stein, Milton Bernstein, Julius him as they would no other Jewish SANAA, Yemen (WNS — Pal- American
throw
Reform Jude... in the
- • ' which at best is but a
iently specific and broad enough to Braun, Harry Cohen, Rabbi Sam- orator.
Officers
and
a
Paid
Hew
Ex-
method
of financing
Jews-
as a Maskil without col. Agency)—The rabbis of Ye- light of the tremen dous h
satisfy every Zionist who is hon-
men h ave proclaimed ■
uel M. Fine, Morris Fishman,
fast for in cynicism
ecutive Secretary
the
levity
or
of Visitors
the
."
Other papers
on the general
American life since 1886,
from a score of old
cities
estly concerned with the welfare Louis Granet, Rabbi A. M. Ilersh- school of Maskilim
subject
of rela tionsh
all Jews in the country in the when the f
throughout the country have
"Pittsburg h
man, Henry Meyers, Louis Rob-
and
tar- Jewish social servicip
between
hope
of
averting
Moslem
rioting
Platform"
labn • best interests of Palestine
The
proposal
that
e agencies
wan adopted as the
Asa speaker, he was never dr y . against Jews which is threatenin
a Junior Fed- ranged to attend the ceremonies. and public relief programs
were
.
u While Silver, Haggai, inson, Isaac Rosenthal, Judge
g guide and norm for Reform Jew- eration,
to be composed of young which
will
be
featured
by
ad-
read
by
Dr.
Maurice
R.
Taylor
Baruch
Zuckerman
and
others
dis-
Charles
Rubiner,
Philip
Slomo-
spired
and
inspiring,
he
never
commonplace.
Always
in-
here
as
a
result
of
the
widespread
ish
life
and
attitudes.
esses
a
n
d
musical
SUSS
programs.
was
able
the
General
Zionist
ro
rem
vita,
Ralph
Jews
and
Jewesses
between
the
Spalter and Maurice to give the touch of life to the ' distribution of anti-J ewi sh pam-
of Boston, Dr. Jacob Kepecs of
•
Joseph J. Cohen former edt
In the 60 years that have a ges of 20 and ;10 ,
inadequately designed to pro- H. Zackheim.
go, Frieda C. Romalis of
. Every part of the coon- , elapsed
be organized of the Freie Arbeiter Shtimme,
mote this pur pose, p
since that memorable
The nominating committee, most obscure and difficult theme. tr y has been flooded with
C l Louis and Samuel Levine of
St.
they
re
ally
ong
the
same
general
lines
as
the
dr
is
the
secretary
and
director
of
mean is Chat
pan:- meeting, which was called by the along
at our rogram
hut
Cleveland.
is
headed
by
Louie
Robinson,
con-
not
the in demands
ish h knew
tudience,
th e p u lpit of or the
acceptabl e
on Jew- phlets on Palestine, without al. late Dr. Kaufman Kohler, one of Jewish Welfare Federation , furs-
unrise Cooperative Farm
to them because it does glints of: Maurice Landau, Ru- platform. He never fed his h the
i" lied the
ommunit S
highlight
of the
second C the
y. Educators heard papers on the
I PL
hear- - indication of where they were the pioneer leaders of the Amer- monthly
meeting
of the
continua-
EASE TURN 1 30 PAGE
problems of youth in relation to
dolph Zwieback, Louis Stoll and era on more ver bi age. The
roil
ropl,SITE EDITORIAL )
printed,
in
which
the
Jews
of
Pal.
scan
Reform
movement,
a
new
tions
committee
of
the
Detroit
A lengthy article describing the centers by Louis Kraft and Miss
Robert R. Marwil.
ing phase, the
strik- estine are charged with having world of scientific, political, eco-
colony's program will be found 1 E.
of New York.
glittering
sentence
or utterance was
not absent,
but destroyed the Moslem holy places nomic, social and r e I i g i o u s ish
12 at the Conference, held June on the editorial page of this Ray Wechsler
J. Landow of the Jewish
the y were always the to raiment
Jewish Community (len- ime.
in that w country,
including tiv thought has been evolved. The ter.
11 ,
.
of Wailing
'PLEASE TURN TO PACE f/
'
is a so co
ou g t , not its su bstit. Ile was
outlook and principles of Jude-
sidereal sacred Mohammedan prop- ism,
a poet and
a en n thust
no lh an of any other
ias w h o car- art
The con tinuations committee is
y since Mohammed is said to system
ried faith and conviction into the
of
t h t o ught,
u g ht , have been a body created by the Youth Con-
eas
have tethered his divine horse to called into question and opened ference to carry on the work that
hearts
of his listeners.
was in a it The pamphlets have deep!:. for discussion and revision. Look- the co f ence itself be ain last
n
poet
although
he never He
wrote
t ei.esse TURN TO PAGE 31
Warns That Death from Starvation, Disease and Suicide metered lines. Even his prose had
ril a its first assembly. The
ins toward the necessary revision
s h the conference was to unify
Faces Hundreds of Thousands in Anti.
the rhythmic balance of sound and
and revaluation, the position of j a ei p i w n i of
male
Compactness
was
youth groups in Detroit Noted
Reform
Ju
Semitic Poland
outst ndig
a n CmPactn
Communal Worker Will Urge In!ernational Ort
as will be restated around a program of common
ouality of all his
re
the
as
regards
its
theology,
practice
agreement
and with
definite value to the
Organization to Devote Some of Its Efforts
speaking.
No
other
man
ever
our-
David A. Brown, former prom- Is month, In 1931 ahntwi 45 per
and conception of Israel and its community,
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE SI
inent Detroiter, publisher of the rat of Ihe entire J...1.1, popolatinn in
in Palestine
special
emph
aria
function
and
position
in
the
mod-
PWanA
on
. In need of a.nialasire
0
American
Hebrew of New York, relief.
youth problems. In line with
ern world.
in
a stirring
Al the Prment mmmn,
this
aim
round-table
discussions
article entitled
1
:v •^enw1lM par- Fram to Re-Visit
The discussion will be intro-
NEW YORK. —That '"Pales: l In the course of
end in
'l ured by the Re v . De. David were held on Zionism, Jewish edu- tine is the major enterprise of ; made to the Palestine a statement
lish elp LTs or We Die!' Cry Po-
r.
Installation of B'nai B'rith
" I.
cation, relation of the Jew to the the Jewish people"
Post which
immediate makes a demand for Iy
Zion
Next
Month
immediate
Philipaon
of
Cincinnati,
on
Wed-
non-Jew,
Judaism
and
r
le
is the view of 1 has just been received here, Dr.
can
relief of the hundreds lien any not hale In 'mete"'
cient quan ta,
philan- Dr. Henry Moskowitz,
Officials to Take
•
ono , In ot
nesday evening, June 26 who thropy.
noted Moskowitz said, "1 have visited
AO pe rent n
of thouoands who are in danger the aentso
American communal worker and
in
Place
veso-
ace in July
will read a paper on the history
Af
After an interval of 10 years,
of
men. w
Harry Seligson, chairman of the expert on social and industrial j Geva and Ain Hared and many
"f
f the Pittsburgh conference. Dr.
and death from starvation, disease aria th „ ".7,:r6
Rabbi
Leon Fram wall re - visit
n went about I hi. 11.11 „
other
,
suicide in anti-Semitic Po-
of
the
first
sub-committee
im
the
Federation,
affairs'
and the President of the hav
e colonies. Never in my life
Last
Mond
without • ,see of o hitt ' I ” RIP !di ne
lipson,
a
graduat
a
e
In
y n igh t,
see the progresa
is
ber: fz, I
• gah clans
Phi
brought in the report proposing Ort Federation of America," who p what I is been so impressed as with
land.
Mr.
Brown's appeal fol- „o
;',"Cr: which the country has made. Ile Lodge No 34 o f B'n a B ' Ih h
of
the
Hebrew
lows in
pa'
Union
Col
et
part:
Or all
e organization of a junior feder-
anvdonwtihnor
mon and Potato...
was to have taken this trip last semi-annual election of officers in .e ge, is thonly urviv
s whoor of tat anon.
capIliebrw
e haondare treads[
- There are laree tmother.
aanon.
n. He suggested that it be ho a m
s elabeen
tiott
.D..1.11 summer
ex
tp
h
r
e
essj
ETOUP of erab bis
ecl
ewh
i
sih
s
1
'
has For many months now there
the
lodge
rooms
in
the
Maccabee
owfiththethepeo
but unf or es e .e e n
met
n c I rcum -
o
rganized
on
a
permanent
basis,
in
a
statement
to
the
Pal-
I
r
i
on
Building.
been coming front Poland a
Pittsburgh in 1885.
t of the children
a new life for themselves in Pat.
shout for stances led him to change his
constantly
increasing cry which
Another interestin g aspect of have permanent offit.ers and a paid entine Pont, the only English tan-' estine.
The following were elected I'
plans.
tells
of
'La=
executive secretary, and that its Kluge daily of the Near East.
„wrire ! Rabbi From will sail on
p L . Stu,
almost unbelievable
a resident; the program of this conference membership be composed
condition an
, I Palesina
t
a Major Eathe
the office: Joseh
of indi.
Commenting on visits
of that existing among the J ews • sielireeii eaten. la ne rawer le 1AP I Italian liner, "Conte di Savoie,” Herman Osn os, first vicbe-ppresident; will be the celebration
of the viduals, rather than representatives had made to the most i which hel "The work of the cyst,
i, though
of the ,.''' 1 !r!try. Correspondents
n piwrio„ yea
second vice- 800th anniversary of the birth of organizations, so as to reach Jewish
;Aerrn de's' Tn
une 29. He will live in Pales- Benjamin Marcus,
. totr s rmti'n'y
o no
-
agricultural settlements
settlmportant
in I i thetic with wha rn not •
Yiddish press have sent 11.h Jen, oho former', late here tine for • month, making contact president ; Rudolph meyer ,ohn. of the grea t medi eva
on..
to
feed
the
poor,
were
now
com-
t
le
Dein
l
Jewish
the
vast
mass
of
Jewish
young
pro-Palestine,
Dr.
Moskowitz
declared
•
pitiful
de e
secre
•
and ha stories and leaders in Po- pelled In wall ont.hte the
with the leading personalities
tary; Ben F. Goldman, trees- philosopher,
Moses Maimonides, pie who are not affiliated with any ' that when he returned to the I in Palestine, is not nece g ril na
r;H
at the sessions
ade plea after plea en. In Niormor, Lembery, %U. and , the economic
on Sunday , June organization. Ile stressed the fact United States he would emphasize negation of the work here ; 3' in
. political
. art i . t s ic urearold M. StiVellitOR, ISMS-
Cracow in she 'nag a.m. ree • woe.- I literary
to the Joint Distribution Com- fel
tent
monitor;
Samuel
Lieb,
war-
Three
papers
will
be
read
that
it
and religious currents of
3 9.
of raw,
and • few polstneo—the alt . .
to o
—
wan not to be primarily • to the American people the n e tea- I fact, it is a sort of prel imia
1..04.,
,..,,,
l b. ? ,..„,,,,,I ,,,,,,p,, .
den; S amuel Brenner , guardian. 419
w mittee in and
csluin g the work of Maimon- fund-raising
the Aew Palestine.
' for tradesmen
er &Cenci"'
orgenisation, as the l city for concentrating
craftsman'
arry udkoff, the outgoing mord•
Mr. Cang,
the se u t he pastthhave helped
Cang, in his analysis of tie
a grea t' 1 ' anxious to settle and
presi- ides. Aa
On leaving Palestine, he will go
here. • I have
nfortunate
dent, automatically becomes
inesendruck, professo r of pos-
idly re- direc t to the %i nk] Zionst
hil : city has become but rat her a cal-I reuildng
shich have
People and situation in l'ola nd,
i
man y Tr former
y
b
p
up
i
ils of Ort
of
Palestine,
n
vie
i
w
tar
for
the
ensuing
term
corded
ophy
in
the
Ifebrew
the additi onal vivsuff ering Kress et Lucerne, which he Cwill
Union Col- 'tura! educa tional, and social group, of
the possibilities of
as pre-
Schlool am
J og on their good
its major significance in the work
helPing
pie estine.
- •
J oel them again.
caused by the vicious spread of report for the Detroit News In scribed in the by-laws of the lod ge l ege ' as endifier, by Dr. Irving M. centering its effo rts
is "
d
solution
of
the
Jewish
problem.
Cang ,
:
anti
niLi
em .,..
itism
.. : ...,....,
snvea. Brockton, Mass., and as , munal problems. fie recommended
making the trip to Palestine this for a nns i are now being formulatedf (log,ma
pon
corresdent
in
Poland of
Never Before So Impresser!
going
"
mpressive installati o
...ant law the
back d the
the American Hebrew,
tist, by . Prof. Meyer Wax- 1 that it be approved by the c0/1.
u
smme,
r Rabbi Fram sacrifices officers program
he t ln- t
a news paperma
During his visit in Palestine ternational Ort In
1-1••'` ren der
c e•I"c'
n of standing who n"."'
I ing
In ree
r"''''''
to take placeon dui. - man Chicago ,
I
is toe . " to " orfsm,
unusual o pr nortunit y . fo r . r ar ing
Paris," Dr.
ire
Inc
I nuations coinmitee
t and th e nest D. r Mskitz
o ow conferred with of- Mosy kowitz sa
s,,,,,
,e
po
rearesents
many
European
publi-
cal.
The
sttnek.
on
Eastern
At
the
rvligious
the
month
of
July.
Farther
nervices
de-
before
trave l aff orded by Gov- tails
cations i
Fri- , ti youth conference so that it might flc ials of the Palestine govern. Palestine,
leaving
e : .e.
„,„tlete
. ...4 11w ine le
., ,X, 7::: ".,.
)d i m
ncluding the Manchester t..
047,7„ e rnor Genera l Mur
appear In en early issue day night. June 28, Rabbi Leo ; take their place , as
tupon that
phy personal of The will
• permanent ment and with various industrial bod the
Guardian,
Chronicle.
&arks
D
ce
a t......,- 5 .... . . . invitation to him to spend
nessity
of eontribu-
M. Franklin of Detroit will give ; union of Detroit Jewish youth.
Past year has writ ten during the the
the
res./...
jr.r.
leaders.
The
Ort,
the
organize-
ting
nese h at •brew io.larr4
a goodly portion of their
dozen
Next Monday night the general the annual conference lecture.; After heated discussion of the lion wh
e artic
In Leda by membersf
o • Poti.h S ul summer ass his house guest at the
Me
•
or morles
n we i have
whose Americas branch Dr. effort to Palestine
committee will hold the last meet- and at the Saturday morning ! propos
published, d escrila- party which earries 4a3 Ito de.erectI•H Malec/ man Palace in the Philips ing
as the only
al, the Federation subcom - Moskowitz heads, has been con- lOODu
of the present term The e e-
.11114 secretly. . . . "
jorrinegntherp
• ft,
isrgista
•
'
1
1
eyfoinr
I
pine
Islands
Ioland
ney
edesche.
mitte
e
was inst ructed by t e full cerned with the alleviation of People.
count
great detail the Poverty
wiah i
nch misery
h tie Je owish
rates to the Distr ct Grand Lodge.
and ry. of
the Jews in that of: Our correspondent also speaks ' Rabbi Fram will be back in convention to be held
Brooklyn, N. Y., will preach the body to continue its Investigation the condition of Jews throughout
l ts
an article printed "mortality awes, 14 Jews Is Werra.- , : , Detroit Sept. 15. He hae already Hs, Minn., on July at MinneSpo- conference sermon. The message! and recommendations, and work the world. particularly In Russia,
tiej
at
the
c
2 and 3, will ;of the president. Rev. Dr. Samuel not • aketeton nisn
,.... . , ose of 1934 h. a......1. SE Itharnehawly. narliettiorle
,.....a.
SC
SCHOOLS
TO ELECT
OFFICERS TUESDAY
RABBIS TO REVIEW
REFORM PLATFORM
SUNRISE COLONY'S
2ND ANNIVERSARY ‘tvoi".doeligdoU
PROPOSE TO FORM
A JR. FEDERATION
David A. Brown Makes Demand for
Immediate Relief for Polish Jews
,
er
STAUB IS CHOSEN
PISGAH PRESIDENT
7
■
D r Henry Moskowitz Calls Palestine
Ma j or Enterprise of Jewish People ',