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A merfram Apish Periodical Cotter

All Jewish News
All Jewish Views
WITHOUT BIAS

CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO

ii4 P ETROIT LWISI-1 fi RONICIA

THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH

and

VOL. XXXVII NO. 5

REICH MINISTER'S
ANTI-JEWISH VIEW
HEARD BY 200,000

Goering Says Jews "Go-Be-
tweens" from Reaction-
aries to Reds

NEWSPAPER PRINTED ( IN MICHIGAN

4#

.

'SOVIET APPROVES JEWISH DAUGHTERS OF '76 LEAGUE MAY BAR
PRIVATE PROPERTY Notes on the Jewish Belles of the Revolution, on the JAPAN AND REICH
Occasion of July Fourth
FOR BIRO BIDJAN
FROM ZION TRADE

SALONIKI (WNS) — Not-
withstanding Jewish dissatis-
faction with the choice of can-
didates to represent the Jewish
community in the Greek parlia-
ment, M. Alaluf and II. Mellish
were elected to the chamber of
deputies. The Jews of Saloniki
objected without avail to out-
side nomination of their candi-
dates instead of their being per-
mitted, as hitherto, to make
their own choice.

By BERTRAM JONAS

Precedent Is of Far-Reach.
ing Importance in Com-
munist Experiment

1-040

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1935

Two Jews Are Elected
loo greek Parliament

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Kanengeiser Heads
B'rith Sholom Order

ATLANTIC CITY (WNS)
—The new grand meter of the
Independent Order Brith Shol-
om is Sigmund Kanengeiser of
Newark, N. J., who was elected
to the office at the close of the
order's 30th annual convention.
Louis Levine of New York was
named first grand master and
the following were chosen state
deputy grand masters: New Jer-
sey, Peter Littman of Trenton;
New York, Harry Sidman of
Brooklyn; l'ennsylvania, Max
Epstein of Pittsburgh. Other of-
ficers elected were Martin D.
Levy of Philadelphia, grand
secretary, and Jacob Ginsburg
of Philadelphia, grand treas-
urer.

Jewish
Get 777 of Total of 1430
writers who have a Loyalist during the Revolution.
With Membership in
chronicled American Jewish his- Born in New York in 1720,
Votes Cast in Detroit
League
of
Nations
tory
have
long
since
laid
bare
Franks moved to Philadelphia as
PAGANISM ADVOCATED
Election
15-YEAR-OLD JEWESS
virtually all there is to be known a young man. Prospering in
BY JULIUS STREICHER
SOVIET AIR HEROINE about one of the most notable business, he found I ready wel- URGES JAPAN INVITE ,
GENERAL ZIONISTS
periods in American Jewish his- come in Colonial society. In 1748
REFUGEE SCIENTISTS
Nuremberg Anti -S em ite
ARE CALLED "LAZY"
the generation covered by he was elected to the provincial
Girl Is Hailed for Establish- tory,
the two decades immediately pre- legislature. During the French
Urges the Youth to Hate
ing Parachute
ceding the Revolutionary War and Indian War he was the chief Tokio Newspaper Points to
Fail
to Vote and Get Le
the Jews
,
Advantages in Such
Record
and the decade following it. Yet provisioner of the army and af-
Votes Than the Mix-
Action
it
is
curious
that
these
scholars,
ter
the
tragic
Braddock
cam-
NUREMBERG, Germany. —
rachi Party
MOSCOW (WNS) — A prece- who have done so much to faro- puign he helped raise $25,000 for
vast assemblage of 200,000 per
dent of far-reaching importance iliarize all American Jews with the defense of the colony. Al-
GENEVA. (WNS) — The pos-
sons assembled here Sunday of
for the Soviet Union was estab- the role of such Jewish patriots, though he was one of the sign- sibility that Germany and Japan
Of a total vote of 1430 cast
in the Zionist Congress election
ternoon to hear an address b y Increased Membership and lished when the cabinet announced as Ilaym Salomon, the Franks,' era of the Non-Importation Res- may lose their rights to commer-
that
Jewish
settlers
in
Biro
Bid-
the
Gratzes,
the
Ilayses,
the
She!-
olutions
in
1765,
he
remained
on
Sunday, the Labor Party, rep-
c
ial equality in Palestine as well
General Ilermann Wilhelm Goer -
Aroused Interest Draw jam the autonomous Jewish region
tails, the Levys and many other , loyal to King George during the as in other countries and terri-
resented on Ticket No, 2 received
ing, Reich Minister of Aviation
Record Attendance
in the Far East, would be per- distinguished American Jews of Revolution. Twice arrested dur- tories ruled under a League of
777 votes, or 54 per cent of the
mitted to acquire a maximum of the Revolutionary era, have ing the Revolution, he was the
and Prussian Premier. They
total ballots cast In Detroit.
When on June 30, at the Ritz- 100 acres as private property. This strangely ignored the part played , chief victualler of the British Nations mandate was raised by
heard him express his warm ap -
The surprise of the election
Carlton in Atlantic City, the 38th sensational departure from Com- by the early American Jewish army during the war which ruined the League's :Mandate Conunis-
was
the strength shown by Ms-
proval of anti-Semitism. He as- annual convention of the Zionist
sion when it was pointed out that
munist dogma was explained on the women. Although the history , him. As the daughter of David since
rachi, represented on Ticket No.
serted that Jews had now be - Organization of America is called ground
both
Germany
and
Japan
that
pioneering
conditions
books,
even
those
dealing
exclu-
Franks
and
Margaret
Evans,
one
3,
which
ran second with 378
come go-betweens from the re - to order, there will probably be in Biro Bidjan must be taken into
resigned from the League of Na-
sively with Jews, are silent on of the belles of Philadelphia, Re- tons, they are no longer entitled Supreme Court Justice Sorry votes. The General Zionist's
actionaries to the Communists.
account.
the
largest
outpouring
•of
dele-
this subject, it is a fact that the hecca Franks easily ;Wiled en-
represented on Ticket No, 1 by
Tradition Forbids Him
"The next time that a Corn
The cabinet's decree empowers Jewish women of Revolutionary try to the highest circles of so- to the equal commercial rights
the Zionist Organization, Hadar
munist writes with chalk on a
to Be "Indiscreet"
the Biro Bidjan settlers to own days occupied a prominent place eiety. She was the friend of in mandated territories which go
sah,
sah, Junior Hadassah and the
with
membership
in
the
League
road 'death to Ilitler,' I'll let my
their land in perpetuity through a in the life of the Colonies. many British and American of-
Order Sons of Zion, received
of Nations.
storm troops loose on him," Gen-
government deed. The colonists
Benjamin N. Cardin° ,associate
The best known Jewess and firers, all of whom admired her.
271 votes, Ticket No. 4,
eral Goering declared. "No
The equal commercial rig its , justice of the United States Su- only
will also be able to retain the prod- one of the most popular of nil While Major Andre, the British
the Judenstaat Party, received
state's attorney will have any.
ucts of their land for personal use women during the latter part of officer who was captured in the granted to all League membe re
one
vote,
and three votes were
Court,
stood
with
head
thing to do with the procedure.
in Palestine are responsible f
and will be allowed to have a limit- the 18th century was without a, Benedict —Arnold
was • Palestine's adverse balance of bowed as Yeshiva College conferred meat for Ticket No. 5 represent-
No court will prevent him from
ed amount of cattle as personal doubt the witty, flirtatious, beau- paroled prisoner in episode,
Philadelphia,
ing
the
new
Community I'arty,
receiving his just punishment. Let
foreign trade. As mandated to r- on him the honorary degree of Doc-
property. It was stated, however,
General Zionists "Lazy"
me tell you that any one who
that despite the right to own pri- tiful and light-hearted Rebecca ho stayed at the Franks' home, ritory, Palestine is stopped from tor of Humane Letters at the
On the morning after the elec-
thinks that a term in a concen-
vate property the Jewish colonists Franks, daughter of David' where he spent his time making I making commercial treaties. Con-
tion, disgusted Zionists charged
tration camp is a vacation is very
would still be required to work in Franks, the only member of the' miniatures of the beautiful Re- sequently, other countries are
family of that name who was ' becca. free to sell their goods in Pales-
that members of the Center par-
much mistaken." '
collective farms.
ty are "lazy," else the results of
Calming down after this out-
The Franks' Rencleseous
tine without any obligation to
Luba Goldmann, a 15-year old
the balloting would have been
burst, during which his face had
Jewish girl, is being hailed as a
Franks buy goods from Palestine.
splendid
entirely
different
shown livid and he had shouted
heroine throughout the Soviet Un-
conv'el r l s -a e' tlu o c n a a tisdt, a Ri e dbec aca
Taking advantage of this situ-
at the top of his lungs, General
It was pointed out that the
ion because of a parachute record
was the reigning belle of Phila- ation, both Japan and Germany
Goering asserted that nations
parties represented on Ticket No.
she established. During the So-
delphia during the British occu- have been dumping their goods
with Teutonic blood were becom-
1 have a total paid-up member.
viet Air Festival Miss Goldmann
pation of the city. While the Into Palestine to the detriment
ing increasingly friendly with
ship of 1,200, and that the other
was the first woman to jump from
British army was quartered in of the infant industries of that
Nazi Germany. He called special
a glider at the height of 600 feet
parties do not have large paid-up
the City of Brotherly Love, the country. The problem of Japan
attention to the British-German
memberships but resort to the
and to land safely. This is the first Harry Cohen Chosen Fresh- Franks' home was the rendezvous is complicated because although
naval agreement.
sale of Shekolim to secure their
parachute descent from a glider at
dent to Succeed Aaron ' for British officers. General she has resigned from the League
such
a
height.
franchise. Nevertheless, the other
Streicher Preaches Paganism
Howe was a frequent visitor and she herself holds League man-
Pregerson
parties managed to get the voters
Julius Streicher, Nazi district
his letters tell of the amusing dates. So far as Germany Is con-
to the polls, but the members of
leader, governor of Franconia
Harry Cohen, for several years remarks of the witty Rebecca. cerned, the Mandates Commis-
the
Zionist Organization and Ha-
and high priest of anti-Semitism,
mhyostthelavnitsihttehentteertpahiniim
edeentt- sion has a free hand because the
a vice president and chairman. of given
dassah failed miserably in their
seized the occasion at the Sum-
Reich has no mandates.
responsibilities.
the finance committee of 'the phia was the famous Moschianza
mer solstice ceremonial tonight
"It is sheer laziness," was the
on Hesenburg Mountain to
United Hebrew Schools, was ball in honor of General Howe,
MORRIS ROTHENBERG
Asks Japan Invite Scientists
verdict of Zionist leaders.
preach neo-paganism to an audi-
elected president of the schools but it was Rebecca Franks who
TOKIO.
(WNS)—A
number
of
ence of 14,000 boys and girls of gates in the history of American
Heated Campaign
stole the show. The ball was
the Hitler Youth and concluded Zionist conventions. This proba- Shaarey Zedek Group Re- at the annual meeting held at featured by a tournament in Jewish scientists, especially those
Heated controversies marked
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall on which there were two factions, exiled from Germany, should be
this year's election, and for the
by offering to absolve them from bility was strongly indicated not elects Harry M. Shulman
their sins.
first time approximately half of
Tuesday evening.
only by an increase in member-
the Ladies of the Blended Rose invited to Japan, the Japanese
newspaper Hokkai Timm one of
as President
the qualified voters cast their
He held up to his adolescent ship, but also by the intensifica-
Judge Harry B. Keldan was, and the Ladies of the Burning the leading liberal papers in the
audience anti-Semitism as the tion of interest in Zionism among
mu.'
ballots, compared with the voting
Mountain. As the head of the
first vice presidents
country, declares. The paper em-
Harry M. Shulman was re- chosen
of previous years when only 10
equivalent of religious faith. Herr the Jews of America.
Ladies
of
the
Burning
Mountain,
dolphuieback, second vice prisa -
phasizes
that
Japan
should
take
elected
president
of
the
Men's
Streicher declared that no houses
per cent of Detroit Jews made
Delegates at the convention
ident; Simon Shetzer, treasurer; Rebecca was crowned Queen of
use of their franchise.
built for men were proper places from Detroit will include Simon Club of Shaarey Zedek. Elconan Maurice Landau, secretary. Beauty. So famous was she as advantage of the opportunity of-
by the plight of those sci-
H. Saulson was chosen vice-
for worship. He said:
The polling places, at the
ollowing were elected, a satirist and punster that she fered
The
f
entists for, in "normal times"
Shaarey Zedek and the Philadel-
Your proper gathering place Shetzer, Judge Charles Rubiner, president, and Samuel Weisman, members of the board of direc- was credited, undeservedly so, the
introduction of these men
phia-Byron Hall, were lined with
ewhi y t ebuesi n ige e the ca au lltehdor"T oh f e an i ens-
is this mountain where, 2,000 James I. Ellmann, Leon Kay, secretary and treasurer .
from Gemrany would have cost
With the selection of Nathan tors for a three-year term: Dr.
interested groups, and outside
years ago,your forefathers gath- Joseph H. Ehrlich, M. L. Black,
t
A. E. Bernstein, Julius Braun
the polls campaigners pleaded for
ered before the country had been Abe Cooper, P. Slomovitz, Dr. Milstein so chairman of the cul- Harry Cohen, Rabbi S. M. Fine , —A Poem by Camillo Quorno- the Japanese government a for-
tune.
Hitherto, only one German
,
tural
committee,
Mr.
Shulman
their parties,
o
h
e
i
e
t
h
1L
eh
a
i
u
infected by a race, who at that
pre
ee
ah
te
e
t
ohfe
R
Ceo
en
egr
i
t
e
Morris Fishman, Louis Granet
Jew has been given- a post in
Mizrachi campaigners man-
time executed the greatest anti- D H. Faurnan, Sol Lifsitz and announced plans for a series of Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Abraham ,
JUSTICE CARDOZO
lectures to be sponsored during
as-- y leaders. Rebecca was also Japan, the famous musician, Claus
Semite of all times, Jesus Christ, Aaron Silberblatt.
aged lb using the entire popula-
F ringsheim, who was appointe
It he year, in addition to numerous
for h igh reason.
Rotheaberg's Message I c
Kasle, Henry
Meyers, Louis Rob- noted for her letters, having cor-
fourth annual commencement of its ! Ion of the Jewish Old Folks
inson,
Isaac Rosenthal,
Ju dge responded with many of the lead- professor and principal of th dl
Says Race Is Enemy
"sfre
e School of Liberal Arts and Science. ' lame to the polls to vote for
A larger turnout of delegates t ongregational affairs. Serving on
"Now this race is an enemy to is expected, too, by reason of a he committee with Mr. Milstein vitz, Rabbi Ralph Spalter, Maur- ing figures in both camps. Her Tokio Academy of Music.
When the blue and white hood Ticket No. 3.
Theodore Baruch and P. Charles Rubiner, Philip Stem°• letters are rich in anecdotes and
all peoples and threatens the life the general high pitch of interest , s re
had been slipped over his silvery
ice II. Zackheim.
give an intimate picture of the Circulation of Dec Stuermer I a head, he faced the 23 members of Labor Slate Leads Throughout
of the German people. In front which Palestine has aroused in lomovitz.
Banned in New York
Reports describin g the work bf gay social life in Philadelphia,
Serving on the Shaarey Zedek
of this blazing fire dedicate your- America. The fact that the con-
the grdanating class and in an ad-
the Country
NEW YORK. (WNS)—Circu - dress mourned the tradition that
selves to hatred of a people who vention will be held in a "Con- Men's Club's board of directors the past year were submitted at Notwithstanding the fact that
lotion
in
New York of Der Stuer - made "almost everything that is r NEW YORK—Early unofficial
in
addition
to
the
above
named
this meeting by Aaron Pregerson, she was a Jewess, she had nu-I
goad nations into war to profit gress year" is an added reason
eturns
telegraphed
and tele-
officers and committeemen are:
president; Mr. Cohen, u merous suitors, among them the mer, Julius Streicher's notoriou a interesting barred as indiscreet if p honed to headquarters, gave •
by it, to hatred of those who dis- for the stirring general interest. H
arry Davidoff, John Frazer, chairman of the finance commit- boorish General Charles Lee, anti-Semitic sheet, is a thing o f one happens to be • judge."
honor our women, to hatred of The Atlantic City convention will
light
margin
in
the
Zionist
Con-
Gordon, Abe Kasle, Robert tee; Bernard Isaacs, superintend.. Washington's rival. Shortly be- the past as a result of measure
" One may rehearse ancient plati- gress election to the ticket put in
those who torture animals to be the last occasion when the del- Abe
death."
egates to the Lucerne Congress Lowenberg, Arthur S. Purdy, Abe ent of Schools; Joseph H. Ehr- fore her father was exiled from taken by the United States Cue - tudes," Justice Cardozo said, his the field by eight labor organiza-
Simon Shetzer, Her- lich, chairman of special adjust- Philadelphia after the British toms authorities. Within the pas t eyes twinkling, "but one must be
Herr Streicher continued In a will be able to receive instruc- Schmier,
with the General Zionist
bert Warner.
merit committee. A resume of evacuated the city, she married few days thousands of copies o f sure they are ancient. And, lest tions, second
quieter vein to Inform his audi- tions and gather the geneettl drift
and the Mizrachi far
Mr.
Shulman
stated that mem- these reports will be published in Sir Henry Johnson, a lieutenant Der Stuermer imported from the ancient platitude turn out to be slate
behind.
ence that Christian churches had of American Zionist opinion.
Much Interest rests in the bership in the Men's Club is now next week's issue of The Detroit colonel in the British army, who Germany have been seized by the a revolutionary slogan, it must
become agents of Jews. He said:
Places on the American delega-
Customs officials at the Port of have a pedigree attesting to its tion
"Don't believe in priests as long forthcoming message of the pres- open and that non-members are Jewish Chronicle. later became a general.
will be divided among the
also welcome to join the organi-
Not quite so well known to New York. Consideration is be- academic sterility."
as they defend people whom ident of the Zionist Organization, zation.
five groups on a proportional
ing
given
by
the
Post
Office
au-
Admit. H.
Cautious
basis.
posterity
was
another
Franks
Morris
Rothenberg,
sevith
which
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Social Service
thorities to banning Der Stuer-
Accordingly, he said, he had re-
girl, Phila Franks, a
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
Polls were set up in 273 cities
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of
(memo: TURN TO LAST PAGE)
Rebecca. Phila was the cousin
daugh-
. mer from the mail. At the same
(PLEASE TURN Ti) LAST P , 'ie,
Clearing Bureau
time
it
was
learned
that
the
Nazi
t er of Jacob and Bilhah
anti-Jewish boycott organization,
Is Formed
Franks of
New
York.
Jacob
DAWA, has suspended operations.
Franks
was
one
of the
most
It may, however, be succeeded by
Kurt Peiser, executive director learned Jews of Colonial days. a similar agency to be called
of the Jewish Welfare Federation, He was so devout that he was Deutsche Konsum-Verband.
known as Rabbi Franks.
He "Black
Hider.. Arrested and May
Seek to Enjoin Association presided at the first of a Sent of helped acquire the money and
Palestine to Have Its Own Radio Programs; World's from Naming Those Who meeting of all Jewish agency ex- land
Be Deported
to build the new synagogue
ecutives
and
sub-executives,
on
First Hebrew Theater Launched; Jewish Sea-
Under arrest
on a charge of
of
the
Spanish-Portuguese
Syne-
violating
the immigration
l, Emphasizes Relief for Persecuted Is Non-Sectarian, Not
Disobey Rabbis
Tuesday morning of this week, at
Is we-
Jewish Problem; "Vindicate Principles of Free-
Faring Organization Created
61 W. Warren. Mr. Peiser inau- gogue and also evinced a deep Abdul Sufi Hamid, African aNck
e
dom Basic to All Religions," He Urges
interestin
the
struggle
which
the
NEW YORK (WNS) A test gurated this series for the purpose
gro who won the title of "Black
JERUSALEM. (WNS — Palcor stall a wireless transmitting sta- case that may have a far-reaching of creating a clearing bureau of
various
denominations
waged
to
Hitler"
last
year
when
he
organ-
Agency) — The Rockefeller Mu- tion of Palestine's very own, both effect on the enforcement of kash- thought
thought and action for the indi- raise funds to build their houses . d ' t '
NEW YORK. — Reviewing two funds," Mr. McDonald ae.ured the
campaign
seum of Antiquities, a gift by to relay foreign broadcasts and ruth in New York was begun in vidual agencies.
of worship. Jacob was one of .
against the Jews of Hrlem,
the years in office as League of Nations radio audience.
a
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., of to give local programs, is now the New York State Supreme Court
"There is no agency that stands the contributors to the building Negro
High
Commissioner for Refugees
Palestine Chief Refuge
fund "each
for Ith e steeple quarter,
of Tri
M Church.
$2,000,000 made to the Palestine assuming reality. The site for when the S. S. A. B. Live Poultry alone," stated
r. Peiser,
may be deported.
nity Hamid was arrested last year on coming from Germany, James G.
Palestine, however, Mr. eleDon-
n addition to his reli-
government through Prof. J. H. the permanent station has been Corporation filed suit against the of us is dependent upon the
McDonald,
former president of the aid said, "remains, as it has been
a
disorderly
conduct
charge
grow-
glees
activities,
he
was
a
prom-
other,
in
a
greater
or
lesser
de-
Breasted of the University of chosen outside Ramallah, seven Kashruth Association of New York
Foreign Policy Association, speak- from the beginning of this crisis,
(PLEASE TURN TO P GE It
A
Chicago, after Egypt had refused miles north of Jerusalem, where to enjoin it from "advertising, pub- gree. Therefore, not only should inent merchant, serving as the
ing over • hook-up of the National
chief country of refuge. Dur-
the terms of the offer, has just the two big towers are now go- lishing or circularizing any state- the executives and the workers in King's agent in New York for Broadcasting Company chain, de- the
ing the past two years and a half
been completed and will shortly ing up; but until it is ready, a ment that this plaintiff is disobey- each agency understand the prob- provisioning the royal navy dur-
plored "a lack of awareness of the about 28,000 Jews have gone there
he turned over to the Palestine temporary station, for experi- ing rabbinical laws or customs, tra- lems of the others; but the enthus- ing the French and Indian Vi ar.
gravity of the problem" which faces from Germany. Palestine and some
Department of Antiquities. Stand- mental purposes, is being rigged ditions or precedents of the Ortho- iasm the programs and the vision Franks' connections with the
. the tens of thousands of men and of the adjacent territory ma y
yet
ing on an eminence in the north- up on the top story of the huge dox Hebrew religion requirements of these workers should be made British aristocracy in New lock
women who have ft 1 f
G err v indicate the high hopes of thoe
east corner of the city opposite edifice belonging to the Moslem with reference to dietary !awe as tangible for the betterment of the enabled his daughter to play a
many because of racial, religious or whose heroic efforts have already
prominent role in New York so-
community as a whole."
the old walls of inner Jerusalem Supreme Council in which for- they apply to poultry."
poht
litric. al Niccieierreiud t.
accomplished so much there."
and not far distant from Herod 's merly was a deluxe hotel. An-
Among those present at the die- ciety. Among the leaders of New
----
The plaintiff's brief directly chal-
sionad. dress was de-
During his radio th on
stam
pre
l of
t,eeM
nr.
taton
Itil
Gate, are its white stone build- nouncements have appeared here k nges the right of the Kashruth cession were: Mrs. Edith Belem York society were the Delanceys. Although He Disapproves livered on behalf of the United , Donald referred to
c-
Pas
the
scion
of
this
family,
ings—a squat edifice with a inviting local talent to register As sociation to force dealers in keels- vich of the Child Placement Bur- It w
of Boycott, Doesn't Know Jewish Appeal, which is seeking ' the day previously to President
eau;
Mrs.
E
Olid.r
o
i
Fran
k
mar-
leanor
Jones
Fod
and
Oliver,
svhni
Phla
r
poultry
to
permit
Association-
nationally
ft
e
h
reth
the
lie)
;
tower. The structure is one of their names and accomplishments er
Romievelt of • collerti
What
Else
We
Can
Do
ps
The house to whic h s Oliver ,
.cl25r
83n . ° ;° hi a' S lii
the finest in the Near East and with the Palestine Broadcasting aP pointed agents to affix metal leg- Miss Selma Sempliner of the North rie
that has been issued b the G rand
Ps
en of Delancey. a brother of a Chief
b
is said to excel even the Egyptian Service. ha nde to fowl slaughtered in tic- End Clinic; Mrs. Ida B. Colton
y t o h elp se.
ernur
I n the
te current issue of Liberty Germany and other lands and for , Duchy of Lux
large the Hebrew Fr ee Loan Association; Justice of the United States Su-
er
nard
Shaw
the
settlement
of
Jews
in
Palestine.
.
cure
State Museum in Cairo.
i p l oyment for
Plays, musical compositions, cordance with the laws of kash-
:Mag azine , George B
(g em refugee
pros
ernar
Jewish
his
preme
Court,
took
,
of
the
Lnited
Ile-
raesi ona workers. Saying that he
The gift, made by Mr. Rocke- program features and other ma- ruth. The Kashruth Association,
brew Schools• Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, bride at Pearl and Broad Streets again advises Jews to inter-
DecN IL. inS glh " artiais t "c Parn ° n 6 , 1 7tm be too h d b een authorized to do so by the
feller in 1928, was intended both terial is being sought. People with which includes laymen and a
e s rabbis, was re- of the Jewish . Children's Home; in New York became historically marry.
Ort or hodox
strongly stressed or tee often re- • President, Mr.
Mr Alesnald
quoted
for the construction and endow- instrumental talent, particularly number of
c I
"If . I were Hitler. , I would
.
peated that this is not exclueively, , the address made in th
mentof the Museum. Actual those who have already had radio eponsible for th i suance last fall Harold Silver and Miss Pauline famous, for it was there that
crime , p
.
e like
a m G ub, of the Jewish Social serv- George it aehington bade fare- .
.. cation of the stamp collection which-
to
or
even
primarily,
a
Jewieh
prob.
work on the site commenced on experience, are asked to present of ■ n issue by the Orthodox cab-
Bureau; 51. E. Williams, of the well to his officers at the does. incest • for a Jew or a Jewels!, to lem," Mr. McDonald said that thou - was as follows:
April 1, 1931, and it has taken applications. bi s forbidding Orthodox Jews to ice
marry anyone except • Gentile. ' , sands of Protestants and Cathm
Alouse of Shelter; Louis Soled. of of the Revolution.
"It is a great honor to have this
four years and two months to
It is an ideal opportunity for r e poultry that does not hear the .
Thus Mr. Shaw, renowned sage tics are to be found among the vie -
the
Jewish Community Center;
eociation's
leg-hand.
The
plain-
Wit. of Haym Salome.
opportunity to present to ou
complete. The buildings cover native genius to show its mettle "r ''

and
playwr i ght ,
Peiser, and . Esther R. MUI-
tiros of Nazi intolerance. He a.- of the meet distingui shed
an area of 900 square metres and Arab shepherds who make ti R contends that the ban was con. : Kurt
Rebecca

Franks' younger sis- racial situation in Germany, in oiled that provision of relief and lectors in
a
ie
e are e
the world, this set of
Abigail, was also a prominent an nterview
nd there are large grounds sur- up their plaintive melodies in the trary to Jewish law because-it was ?ration
i
by
D onald F urt h. rehabilitation measures for the re- stamps issued by the Grand Duch y
figure in 1 hiladelphia. Although man Wickets.
rounding it. The interior fit- hills on primitive reed pipes will inspired by "mercenary, not relig-
W
meetari for the of Luxemburg in collaboration with
Wee. is "noean,
overshadosved by her sister's bril-
tings are of modern design: cork have the occasion to perform for, roue, incentive.
"There IA much to be said for principles involved are universal— the
International Committee to se-
linoleum floors, special glass a wider if unseen public than
fiance. Abigail made a splendid Hitler," says Mr. Shaw. "but his equality before the law, racial and cure ern
Develops
Cancer
iplcyment f or refugee pro-
marriage when she was wed to anti-Semitism is nonsense. It is
show-cases from England and their meager flocks of sheep. Soviet Places 13
freedom
n
liginus
toleration,
of
feesiona
woe k e rs. You will note
Hamilton, 3rd, the grand- not natural and I believe it to
other features. It is not expected Many .people own expensive sets
Research Formula Andrew
speech, freedom of the press, free- that these stamps tell their own
German
Professors
Andrew
son
of
the
famous
that this fine museum, pride of here but they get reception from
Ham- Hitler's great mistake. Inter- dam of conscience."
istory.
They
depict the various pro-
the Near East, will be officially foreign stations, American resi-
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (WNS) ilt on, who was may o r of Phila. marriage of Jews and Gentiles
Mr. McDonald reviewed the meas• j feesions chiefly represented among
the defender of John would improve the race
the
MOSCOW (WNS) — Thirteen . —Important new avenues of rf• del
opened Co the public before the dents going as far afield Al New
ores
that
have
been
taken
to
place
the
intellectual
refugees—the jour-
seeing of 1936.
h doctors, refuge es s earch in the fight aga inst esecer Peter 2en er and t he builde
f
York and Philadelphia to hear Germ n-J ewisd,
'The Sews are • clever people the various types of refugees in ■ millet, the chemist, the engineer,
ll.
Ab gail
Peleetiae Radio Programs
Ames 'n' Andy or Ed Wynn and' ten ts' aN azilan have been riv en wer e ope ned up
r o 's and I believe it Eli unwise for new fields of employment and in I doctor,
Dr. Gre
the
peeresses-,
painter and
Before the year is out. Bed- other comedian!, while sitting in P ositions in medical institutions Schwartzman,
of they ory In d P en d daughter, Rachel. who Germany to court their hostility," new lands of permanent residence, sculptor, and see
ouins t rotting their camels over a corner of the Holy City. But of
lawyer. The ex-
Moscow, in hospitals in the partment of bacteriology at ',fount was name a ter er Ampex sun . Mr. Shaw stated.
and, in this connectun. referred to sees value of these stamps goes to
the burning sands will be able the general run of the population Jewish centers and in the medical Sinai !termite!, New York, when he married a son of the chaplain However, when asked whether a recent extend-,l visit se South the International Committee which
to tune. in on their portable are unable to afford the initial schools of Soviet universities, ac- • laid before the first joint meeting of Lord Howe, commander of . he believed the Jewish boycott
America, where he and Dr. Sam- is doing its
to care for thee.
' of Germany was clever, Shaw re- uei Guy Inman. met with govern- ; profeseienal utmost
stream-lined radios to the Pales- cost and the maintenance charges cording to an announcement by , of the American and Canadian the British fleet_
men and women who
While these Franks women pied, "I do not think In. The mental authorities to discuss the through
tine broadcasting station and. on electricity of many-tubed in- the Agro-Joint. These are the , Medical Associations the results of
no fault of their own have
sating astride the lofty saddle struments and the PBC will come first German Jewish refugees to . his experimental work on mice, In were losing their Jewish ides- boycott tends to prove Hitler's noesihilities of settlement in those i had to lean ,. their homeland. Your
tihr
tyiebtreemarfrayzigiesintetwperomein
placed in Soviet Russia. Twen..! which certain types of transplanted c
point that there is a world-wide republic's.
perched on the camel's hump, as a boon. It will have a wave-
acceptance of thee* stamps is a
other conseiracy against Germany, fos-
h"ten to programs of music, crop length of 688 metres. One of ty more Jewish scientists will' cancer were made to disappear by
"There sr• epenines outside of striking
i
proof of the interest whirls
Franks
girls
were
achieving
a
wed by the Jews. And yet, I Etirepe for lust as many of the t this issue eheu'd here for Rump
shortly
be
given
positions
in
Rus-
'
the
in;ection
of
the
toxin
secreted
reports and news of their nomad , the picturesque features of the
sin. i by typhoid germs.
don't now what they should do." exiles
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