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DETROIT. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935

WEIZMANN URGED IA Study of the Status of
SHULCHAN A RUC
FOR PRESIDENT OF
RULES UPHELD
ZIONIST MOVEMENT Orthodox Jewry in Detroit VIRGINIA
Survey
by Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka Reveals Inter-

eating Facts About Local Synagogues and
Orthodox Leadership

Precedent Set in Important
Decision in Case Dating
Back to 1929

By RABBI JOSHUA S. SPERKA

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REICH SWEPT BY
NEW ANTI-JEWISH
NAZI MOB RIOTING

Brown War Clouds Over Europe

The Nazi Hysteria Reflects Jewish Danger

Made

Jews of Many Countries
Urge His Return to Lead-
arship in Zionism

Oil Trading Co.

IN MICHIGAN

By PIERRE VAN PAASSEN

(Wien AG, 1111.1) Kuropsan Correxpontlent)

EDITOR'S NOTE:

Campaign Encouraged by
Inflammatory Utterances
of Reich Leaders

Pierre

Van Paassen's article describes wills startling clarity
war danger with its ghastly prospects for the Jews of Europe. To
understand the Jewish position in Europe one has to take stock of the Nisei atrength.
Pierre Van Paassen's analysis proves that the Hitler war danger is in strict relation
to the increase or decrease of anti-Semitism in Europe.

the

growing

SCOTCH WAR VETERANS
BOYCOTT GERMAN TOUR

(t'opyrialit. 1136. Salvo Mtn Pi.alure Syndicate)

fled Shulchan Aruch
Is Outmoded

All German Papers and Na-

tive Nazi Sheet Banned
HEN YOU HEAR a man like . a compromise with the brown mar-
For the moment Germany is
LONDON. (IV N S — Palcor
W Adolf Hitler, , wh
by Switzerland
who h has ens av-
of humanity. What we pre- hemmed in by a belt of steel forged
RICHMOND, Va. (W N
id a whole people and who is now ' auders
Agency)—Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
In the past the philosophy of street dared not become critical Upholding the Orthodox tenets o f engaged in ti•ampling underfoot dieted two years ago in the book by Pierre Laval and Maxim Litvin-
former president of the World
BERLIN. (WNS) — Encour-
"Nazism,
an
Assault
on
Civiliza-
Zionist Organization, will be a !Orthodox Judaism was justified of these master critics, nor grow the Shulchan Aruch, Judge Wil - the last vestiges of human rights tion," namely that Hitler would off. His Reichstag speech was an aged by the recent inflammatory
candidate for that office at the I on its theological basis. Laws, skeptical of these universal skep- lis Mankiver, of the Virginia Su - in Germany in preparation of the yet he made to appear as the sav- avowal of impotence in the face of utterances of Goebbels, Goering
preme Court, ruled that the chit - greatest of all his crimes, when you
that solid girdle, but it was also and other high officials, Nazi
forthcoming World Zionist Or- traditions and customs were ac- tics.
ior of M estern civilization and
dean of th e late Abraham Gold hear such a
ganization which opens at Lu- Icepted and practiced because
man lay claim to a that in the end he will be given an attempt to loosen the knots mobs are again running riot
Craning foe Equality
man
cannot
remove
the
remains
basis
of "social justice" and "men- carte blanche to carry out what re- which hold that band together. Ile against Jews in many parts of
cerne on Aug. 20, it was learned they were either Biblical cons-
That to the Jews of the last
here by Palcor Agency. Dr. Weir- ; I mandments or Rabbinical amend- generation some of these theories of their father, an Orthodox schliche Rechte" for the Nazi move- mains the ultimate object of his extended the hand of friendship to Germany, indicating that a new
Jew,
from
the
Orthodox
Monte-
We, however, of this were acceptable goes without ,
' went, as he did recently in that movement, to wit; a military ex- France. Ile acknowledged British anti-Jewish campaign is under
mann's candidacy will be present. ments.
ed by the newly formed World generation could not escape the saying, We Jews, who suffered fibre Cemetery, and re-inter them wellnigh endless harangue before pedition against the Soviet Union, supremacy on the high seas. fie way.
in
made a strong appeal to English
the Reform Hebrew Cemetery his Reichstag in uniform, and when
Union of Progressive Zionists social philosophy of our age; and so much at the hand of bigotry,
In the Neukoelln district of
is being fulfilled with undreamt
which already includes Zionist in this spirit of scepticism and de- I were, keener to appreciate and beside that of their mother, Ra- on the day following you hear some swiftness. His speech was a vir- sentimentality with his description Berlin, once , a labor stronghold,
of our supposedly democratic ' tual declaration of war on Rua- of cities crumpling under an aerial 'several hundred uniformed mem-
groups from England, Poland, valuation of religious traditions more eager to welcome any chel Goldman.
This unusual case, believed to moulders of public opinion break , sia, and one wondered as one lis- attack and millions of women and hers of the Hitler youth Vaa-
Germany, Czechoslovakia, Jugo- we grew pragmatic. We, too, re. movement or anyone who brought
slavia, Rumania, Latvia, France, tamed the useful, rationalized progress or peace. Therefore so, be the first in which a secular forth into paeans of jubilation over ' tened to that raucous voice, hoarse children perishing In gas-attacks in 1 tered windows of Jewish shops
Switzerland, G r e e c e, Austria, the wishful, and rejected the many voices of Jews cried for court was called upon to rule on what they call the chancellor's "pa- with hatred, how long yet before an eventual war of the future.
with old copies of Der Stuermer
Hitler Tomfoolery
meaningful of the heritage of
the validity of an Orthodox Jew- cific" utterances, you begin to rea- he will be allowed to proceed and
Lithuania, Italy and Palestine.
and with posters reading: "Jews,
That sounded line. That had go to Palestine," When the po-
Israel. Orthodoxy came to be harmony with, and stretched out ish practice, has its genesis in lize to what abject depth human make good his promises to the in-
. —
considered stagnant, unwhole- , their hands to, the human beings 1929 when Abraham Goldman, values have descended all over the , ternational arms-trusts and the an excellent ring. That was the lice failed to Interfere, the Nazi
Ticket No. 1 First in Vienna
around them. Maybe it is pos-
some and unprogressive. Natural
then a member of the Orthodox world as a result of the installa- I high-priests of Mammon who fl- talk of a man of peace. Hitler hoodlums began to smash win-
VIENNA. (WNS)—The Gen- science and higher criticism of sible, thought they, to live equally Montefiore Synagogue, bought
showed that he had a heart after
tion of a bloody fascist dictatorship
and threaten customers seen
eral Zionists scored a victory in the Bible further emphasized this although believing differently.' tomb on the Montefiore Ceme- in the heart of Europe and also ' nanced him and helped him into all, that he is quite well aware of dows
patronizing Jews.
the Zionist Congress elections rift. And if Darwin failed to Maybe the time is ripe to forget tery. Shortly after that he died. how ready some people are to reach the saddle? When will the German the ghastly holocaust a new war
'legions
march
Eastward?
Before
that, another Nazi mob
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here, polling 3,419 votes to dethrone the Bible, Vs'ellhausen at past wrongs, enjoy the peace of Over his grave there was placed
had wrecked the fronts of Jewish
the present, and plan for an ideal
2,617 for Labor, 2,104 for they least secularized it.
a
tombstone
on
which
was
stores
in
the
Bayenscher Plats •
left
future. Our fathers believed that
Jewish State Party, 1,389 for the
Impressed by the personal cons-'
a place for the name of his wife
In Neustadt-an-der-Aisch, Bavar-
Radic al s s and 752 for the forts derived from scientific dis- perhaps the time had come when whom he wanted to be buried
Urge Vatican Join
ia, the Nazi mayor, Grabner von
Alizrachi. This victory will give coveries, dazzled by its nebulous men had realized that we all have beside him. A few years after
Anti-Nazi Boycott
cheller, was removed from of-
the General Zionists three Con- light, and apprehended through One Father and that a soul should his death his children, Isaac,
fice for buying in a Jewish store.
be
respected
for
what
it
is;
per-
gress delegates, Labor two dele- the ballyhoo that with it will
BRUSSELS. (WNS) — An
In Bad Ilerweck, a summer re-
halm men had realized that life Francis, Rebecca and Rose Gold-
gates and the Jewish State Party' come progress and even
official declaration by the
sort, a Jewish visitor was ar-
man, left the Orthodox syna-
salvation' '
one delegate.
f or humanity, the man of the is short and that it has its own gogue and joined Temple
Vatican
placing
the
Catholics
rested
after he had declared *pub-
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Beth' Two Detroiters Included on of the world on record as sup-
Ahabah, a Reform congregation.
Delegates at Atlantic City licly that he had a legal right
Enlarged Executive
•
•A 'Non-Jewish Delegate
When their mother died in Sep- !
porting the anti-Nazi boycott
to
be
there.
Laud Progress of $500,-
BUCHAREST. (WNS) —
Board
tember, 1934, she was buried In I
is urged by La Labro Beige,
Agitation in Press
000 J. N. F. Campaign
A
Anti-Jewish Lodz City
non-Jew may be a delegate to
the chief Catholic newspaper
the Reform Hebrew cemetery
This incident followed an anti-
s the
arabZ ia iris i. C poin s forrs. fir 3 o u r garten s:
Council Is Dissolved and the children tried to remove NEW YORK.— Thirteen men of Belgium. Pointing to the
Semitic demonstration at which
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—The a Nazi editor boasted that all
their father's remains from the and women active in national or- increasing persecution of the
— —
is one of the candidates of the
WARSAW. (WNS) — The Montefiore Cemetery in order ganizations and prominent in Catholics in Germany, the opening up of new colonization Jews would soon be driven out of
Bessarabian Zionist organization.
Sisovernment's threat to dis- to re-inter them besides those of their respective fields of endeavor Catholic daily asserts that zones in Palestine for refugees town,
Pissoff, who has lived among Will Be Held at Unser Camp solve the city council of Lodz, their mother.
united Catholic support for from Germany and for Jewish
The Black Corps, official organ
have been added to the executive
Jews all his life, is married to a
which since the last municipal
The leaders of the Orthodox committee of the American Jew- the non • sectarian boycott immigrants from other countries, of the Hitler black shirts, cau-
July
27
to
29
In-
Jewess, speaks Yiddish fluently,
election has been controlled Jewish community refused to per- ish Committee. This increases would be a tremendous weap-
tions its reader, to avoid sitting
elusive
is learning Hebrew and plans to
by the anti-Semitic and anti- mit the removal, and the chil- the number of executive members on in mitigating the plight not through making available to them at the game table with Jews,
settle in' Palestine. He has been
only of Catholics but of Jews large tracts of land, acquired criticizes "society families" who
government National Demo- dren then sought an injunction
extremely active in Zionist of-; Detroit chapter of Avukah, col- cratic Party, was finally car- to restrain the Orthodox leaders from 30 to 43, and is pursuant as well in Germany. It is re- and held in perpetuity as na- buy in Jewish stores, and com-
legiate Zionist federation, an- ried into effect when Minister from preventing the removal of to a resolution adopted at the ported that the Belgian Catho- tional property of the Jewish plains that the "poor man is ful-
fairs in Kishinev.
annual meeting of the organize• lics are trying to prevail upon
nounces the convening of an an- of the Interior Koacialkowski the elder Goldman's remains,
-
Lion to enlarge the committee to the Vatican to proclaim a boy- people, was the principal prob- filling his duty better than these
New Rutenberg Power Station
nual Avukah Summer Institute, ordered the immediate disso-
lem which occupied the attention semi-Nazis." The Berliner Tage-
50.
During
the
hearing
on
the
In-
JERUSALEM. (W N S—Palcor to be held at Unser Camp, near lution of the council. This cli- junction, Rabbis Edward N,
cott of Nazi Germany. In and called forth great enthusiasm
Louis B. Mayer of Los Angeles, support of this effort the of upwards of 400 delegates blatt had one of its editions sup-
Agency)—The rapid expansion Chelsea, Mich., July 27 to 29 maxed nearly six weeks of
pressed because it published a
Calish and Sidney H. LefkoivItt tinned-- of - - Metro.Goldwyn-Mayer joint Catholic and Jewish- pro
of the Palestine Electric Corpora- inclusive.
, from 36 states in the Union, who laudatory obituary of Prof. Caro,
periodic anti-Semitic rioting
Lion, headed by Pincus Ruten•
The Institute will combine in the council chamber. No of the Reform congregation tes- Studios, and an outstanding lead- test against religious persecu- participated in the national con- the Jewish scientist who helped •
tified
that
the
Shulchan
Aruch
is
;
er
of
the
motion picture indus- tion in Soviet Russia is cited. ference of the Jewish National Prof. James Franck, Nobel prize
berg, was further indicated when recreational and educational so-
session of the council was outmoded and that Jews are no ' try, will share
the west coast
the company began a survey for tivities at a nominal registration
Fund of America, held here in winner, develop the process for
complete without some out-
obliged to abide by it. ! representation with former Gov-
the erection of a new power sta- fee which will include board,' break of violence against the longer
the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
extracting nitrogen- front lime.
Rabbi Pedholovitz, Orthodox lead-I ernor Julius L. Meier of Portland,
lion north of the Sea of Galilee room and complete participation
The Notional Conference In
Jewish members. Recently the er, and Rabbis Fachtman and Ore.
Henry Wineman, Detroit;
(Lake Tiberias) on the Jordan, in the entire program. It is majority rejected the city Aaron Lefkowitz, Conservative
Palestine Land Redemption,
Swiss Ban German Papers
Aaron Waldheim, St. Louis; Sid-
The present station is south of planned largely as an attraction
called in conjunction with the
budget, purely on anti-Semitic l eaders, upheld the validity of ney Lansburgh, Baltimore, and
the sea at the junction of the to Jewish youth, particularly of
annual convention of the Zion- ing GENEVA. (WNS) —Retaliat-
grounds. In May several the Shulchan Aruch, declaring Judge Philip Forman, Trenton,
for the recent suppression
Jordan and Yarmuk Rivers. The college age, but will be open to Jewish councilmen were seri- that the removal of Goldman's
ist Organization of America,
are the other members selected
the liasler Nachrichten in
new project is part of the hydro- all who wish to attend.
pledged in behalf of American of
ously injured when the anti- remains would be a grievous sin. front the country at large.
The cultural program of the' Semites attacked them in the
electric scheme whereby the Sea
Jewry the amount of $500,000, Germany, the Swiss Government
Judge Mankiver reserved de-
Dr. Cyrus Adler is president Plans for Old Folks Home which is to be raised in the has prohibited the circulation of
of Galilee will be turned into a institute will have the Zionist chamber with inkwells.
cision last December and issued of the organization. Mr. Sol. M.
1 motif.
reservoir.
course
of this year for transmis- all Nazi papers in this country.
to
Be
Based
on
His
his verdict in favor of the Ortho- I Stroock is chairman of the Exec-
sion to the Keren Kayeineth le' At the same time the Swiss Nail
Palestine's list of industries' Featured in the discussions will
Investigation
Jews only after deliberating utive Committee. Other mem-
I srael, t e Zionist land redemp- organ, Per Reichs Deutsche, pub-
was enlarged with the establish-jbe "the effect of Zionism's trans
more than six months,
sh
bers of the executive committee
tion agency, on whose land hold-IT ed in Zurich, was banned.
wentof an Oil Trade Company,Iformation of the Jew from his'
A survey of the conditions of ings 150 agricultural settlements p his action followed an earlier
financed by Jewish industrialists, abscessed economic condition to
include Fred M. Butzel of De-
rohibtion against Der Stuermer,
troit.
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with a capital of £200,000 (ap- I that of productive labor; Zion-.
the Jewish aged and chronic ill,
I Memorial Meeting
nd the Allemanne, a Nazi pa-
Pick Organisation Leaders
proximately $1,000,000).
ism and • the social order; Zion-.
in Detroit, will be made by Harry
per published on the Swiss-Ger-
Proportions of Immigraota ism and the Diaspora; Zionism ,
Will Honor Herzl,
Those elected from New York Lurie, executive director of the K.
an border.
of P. to Occupy
are Carl Austrian, prominent at-
Figures showing the proper- and the . American college Btu.,
Ralik on July 22 ; torney,
tions of the various types of Jew- dent; significance of the forth- Communities Asked to For-
and Dr. Solomon Lowen- National Council of Jewish Fed-
Phoenix
Club
Bldg.
Boycott Good Will Tour
---
lob immigrants who entered Pal- coming World Zionist Congress'
stein, executive vice president of erations and Welfare Funds, in-
ward Fund for Aid to
LONDON. (WNS)—All efforts
A memorial meeting in tribute the New York Federation for the
estine during the first six months: in the light of recent develop-
After several months of negotia. to prevail upon the Scottish sec-
Jews
in
Europe
to
Dr.
Theodor
Herzl
and
Chaim
Support
of
Jewish
Philanthropic
of 1935 were published by the ! ments in the movement and other
Lions for new quarters the build- ti on of the British Legion, the
Nachman Bialik will take place ' Organization.
Immigration Department of the • kindred subjects."
ing committee of Detroit
'
Lodge or ganization of English war vet-
NEW YORK. — Emphasizing on Monday evening, July 22, at ' • In order to relate the national
Jewish Agency for Palestine.' Among those who will lead the
No. 55, Knights of Pythias, headed er ass, to appoint representatives
These showed that of the 30,000 discussion will be Dr. Maurice that the fate of thousands of Jews the B'nai Moshe Hall, Dexter and bodies affiliated with the commit-
by Chancellor Commander Bernard to the delegation of British vet-
Law
entrants, there were 4,924 capi- Pekarsky, director of the Hillel in Europe is dependent upon the
srices of tee more closely to the organize•
Pearl and Past Canceller Sidney er
the Jewisii National Fuaunc
talists, 13,716 who entered on, Foundation at Cornell Univer-
j tion, the following leaders in
L. Alexander, completed tentative I vi ans that will pay a good will
sit to Germany, have failed.
. Rabbi Leon I. Feuer of Toledo these bodies have been elected to
labor immigration certificates,' sity and former national presi- speed and the generosity with
plans
to occupy the Phoenix Club I, eiders of thu Scotch war veter-
and 6,594 were relatives of Pal- dent of Avukah; Dr. Zellig Har- which mencan Jewry can act
e the guest speaker. The serve on the governing body:
1114. at the corner of John It and an s refused to participate in the
estine residents. The , balance ris of the Semitics department of in meeting their immediate needs, Yiddish address will be delivered I Simon M. Goldsmith, grand mas-
Erskine St. The lease drawn up go
od will trip because of the
comprised
miscellaneous rate- the University of Pennsylvania, Rabbi Jonah B. Wise and by Joseph Reglad. Rabbi Joshua ter of the Free Sons of Israel;
will he consumated in the next few co ntinued persecution of Jews in
gories, such as students, profes- national president of Avukah; Louis Lipsky, national co-chair- S. Sperka, president of the Jew-1 Louis Moss, president of the
days and it is expected that the I Ge rmany. At the same time the
ish National Fund Council of United Synagogue of America;
sionals and artisans. 'Jeremiah Haggai. nationally
Detroit Lodge will take possession Ge rman ambassador to Great
For the same period in 1934,I prominent in the Hashomer Hat- men of the United Jewish Ap- Detroit, will preside.
Mrs. Maurice L. Goldman, chair-
by August 15.
, Br tamp declined to acknowledge
there was a total of 16,429 Jew- air movement; Max M. Barahal, peal, called upon officers of lo-
There will be no admission man of the executive vommittee
All members are urged to be ; a protest by the International
cal campaigns throughout the charge, and the public is invited.; of the National Council of Jewish
ish immigrants in Palestine. The regional director of Avukah.
present
at
the
meeting
next
Tues.Pe
ace Congress against his gov-
total Jewish immigration for
Arrangements are being made Women; John L. Bernstein, of
Reservations must be made United States to forward at once
day, July 16 as matters governing ler nment's persecution of
1933 was 30,327. The 30,000 with Milton Marwil, 8621 La- all funds outstanding in the local for the annual Jewish National the Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
the new club rooms will be die- I pa Mists and anti-Nazis. Jews,
The
fi gure, a record in the history of I alle Blvd., Euclid 6531-W, not treasuries, so that these sums Fund Tisha b'Ab collections and grant Aid Society; Mrs. David de
cussed.
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ii . LEASE
could be forwarded overseas.
for the sale of High Holy Dayi
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I later than July 18.
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The intensive collection cam- stamps in synagogues.
EDITORIAL
paign marks the closing of the
first half-year period of the 1935
campaign to obtain $3,250,000
for the causes represented by
the Joint Distribution Committee
and the American Palestine Cam-
paign, which form the United
HARRY LURIE
Jewish Appeal.
Scope of Zionist Activities to Be Extended; Convention
Description of Activities and Results Provided in Report In letters sent by the two na-
eluding the activities of the Bu-
Condemns Plan for Establishment of Legisla-
tional co-chairmen to hundreds
reau of Jewish Social Research,
Submitted by French Refugee Committee
tive Council in Palestine
of local leaders of the United Public Opinion Being Aroused Against Adamant Stand of who arrived here on Monday.
to United Jewish Appeal
Jewish Appeal, it is pointed out
• Plans for the new Jewish Old , ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (WNS)
Directors;
Financial
Support
Solicited
that
large
allocations
have
al-
Folks' Home, funds for which —Establishment of ■ joint Zion- !dents; Morris Margulies of New
N EW YORK, N. Y.—On the out- trip to Palestine, but actually to
by Strikers' Committee
were raised in the recent Allied ' ist consultative council consisting ! York, secretary; and Harry P.
skirts of Paris there is a home give to the youngsters sulfic- ready been made in order that
the sympathy which American
Jewish Campaign, conducted by of representatives of all organiza- I Fierst of Mount Vernon, N. Y.,
where young boys and girls who ■ ient food to counteract the long' Jewry
In, ../MM11,1 1 orreo.pund,o1
has for the Jews of Ger-
14-1 r..il Jen i-h
hronarlei
the
Jewish Welfare Federation, tions in the United States engaged treasurer. The seven other mem-
are refugees from Germany are period of malnutrition from which i nany, Poland and other lands
will be based upon the results of in any phase of Palestinian activ- ' bars of the executiss are Charles
being trained for a new future in ' they have suffered. It is the hope may be translated into concrete
I Cowan, Abraham Goldberg, Dr.
NEW
YORK.
—
this
survey.
I
hich
Should "sound Moses Hospital. These employes
ity to co-ordinate and unify the
they may frget the suffering ! of the French Refugee Committee benefits. To sustain and encour-
Emphasis in the survey will be work of the various Zionist bodies Israel Goldstein, Rabbi Stephen S.
employment policy" — collective included nurses, technicians,
and the humiliation to which they that it will be able to secure from age
!
Wise, Dr. S. 5Iargoshes, Louis P.
Jews
overseas,
where
large-
bargaining between employer and cooks, dieticians and mainten- placed upon the number of old in this country, to harmonize the Focker,
h been previously subjected.
and Leo Wolfson. Dr. A.
I friends in various countries. includ- •
people in the city who need activity of the groups of different
projects are being under- the organization freely chosen by ance workers.
A deiption of the activities I ing, the United States, sufficient scale
J.
Rongy of New York was named
taken for the relief and rehabili-
custodial attention, their financial Zionist opinions and to extend the chairman
Employes Locked Out
of the national mused
of this has
me and of the results it funds to make possible the rescu- tation of the Jews of Germany employes—be recognized by Jew.
philanthropic and social serv-
In early spring of this year,, circumstances. family relation- scope of Zionist work was author- , of the Z. 0. A.
has thus far achieved is provided ing of a still greater number of and other lands and for the set- ish
ice agencies?
employes at that institution ships, etc. The condition and ised in • resolution adopted at the
in a report by the French Refugee young people.
Simon Shetzer of Detroit and
of Jews in Palestine, the
The National Conference of formed the Beth Moses Workers number of the Jewish middle-aged closing session of the 38th annual
Committee to the Joint Distribution I In its report the Committee tlement
Gesaner of Escanaba
money furnished by American Jewish Social Service, meeting at I Council, and affiliated themselves chronic ill, who at present hare convention of the Zionist Organ- ' Herman
were elected ths. Michigan rep-
Committee which, together with
no
institution
dedicated
to
their
Jewry
must
be
forthcoming
as
states
that
in
addition
to
the
hard-
Lake
Placid,
New
York,
in
June,
with the Association of Brooklyn'
ization of America. To further ' reeentativ ee
the
American
Palestine
Campaign,
fo
rapidly as possible, the national stated that it should . For more Federation Workers. In an ef- care, will also be stressed.
this co-ordinating effort the con- ministrative committee.
e United Jewish Appeal. ships the refugees have to undergo
point out.
than two months, the Beth Moses fort to gain recognition from the. Particular consideration will be vention voted to appoint a special
The convention adopted resolu.
The Joint Distribution Committee in France, "'the funds which have officers
given to location of the home, commission to consider • far-reach- tions
Communities
where
campaigns
Hospital
of
Brooklyn,
an
affiliate
■
letter
was
hospital
authorities,
condemning the plan for the
supplies the necessary funds to been collected by the Jewish com-
been concluded are asked of the Brooklyn Federation of sent by the 12 members of the and architectural plans and ing reorganization of the structure • establishment of • legislative coun-
maintain the Paris training home. munity in France are not suffic- have
equipment, so that the building, '
cil in Palestine as contrary to the
It is for such purposes that Amer- ient to provide thorough-going so- t o intensify their collection ma- Jewish Charities, has answered executive committee of the coup when erected, will be adeq uate of the Z. 0. A.
ail making such elementary re-
The convention also created a Mandate, appealing to the Jewish
ican Jewry is being asked to give cis! relief." It is only with the e hinery in order that the pledges with an unyielding "no."
have already been made Lake resolution adopted at the quests as pay on time, paid vacs- and practical for future commu- new instrumentality in the form of Agency to allocate • larger number
$3,250,000 during 1935 for the re- greatest difficulty that transports• I which
nity needs. Detailed arrangements • an executive committee which will , of immigration certificates to
may
reach
the
individuals
for
e
Placid
Conference
main-
I
lions,
sick
leave,
two
meals
each
;
lief and rehabilitation of the Jews tion money is provided so that
they were intended. Com- tained • "faith in the funda- day and pay for overtime. The for the most modern methods of be vested with the executive power ;Americans desiring to settle in .
of Germany and other lands and transfer to another country is whom
which at the present mental principles of a sound em- response of the authorities was medical care for the inmates, in- , in the organization. This commit- Palestine as laborers, reaffirming
for the settlement of Jews in Pal- made possible and thereafter the munities
eluding the necessary equipment
estine.
problem of the future direction of t ime are engaged in completing ployment policy, which should the dismissal of seven of the for the use of volunteer physi- tee is to consist of all the officers its faith in the sovereignity of the
heir
campaigns
on behalf of the apply with equal force to the dozen who signed the letter. In
and seven additional members World Zionist Congress, upholding
se families is still t
A
picture
of
destitution
and
des-
the
lives
of
the
cians
and dentists in caring for ! elected by the convention. The the discipline of the Congress and
pal
overseas relief drive are appealed , philanthropic and social service protest against this action, 100
great numbers of Yount surrounded with uncertainty and o for remittances of all cash agencies;
these
patients,
will
be
recom-
officers
are Morris Rothenberg, 1 criticising special party interests
namely,
the
right
of
other
employes
called
a
stoppage
r efugees from Germany is painted i insecurity. Those who cannot • t
mended.
president; Louis Lipsky, honorary seeking to undermine the Congress'
by e the French Refugee Commit- stay in France are sent in part t hat has already been collected organization and representation, of work for two hours so that a
At
the
invitation
of
Kurt
te
president;
Harry Friedberg of authority of advocating the crea-
the
local
treasuries.
and
the
principle
of
collective
protest
meeting
might
he
held.
n
in describing the lot of young- to Brazil, Paraguay and Chile.
bargaining, with submission of So that no patient might suffer Peiser, executive director of the Kansas City, Rabbi Solomon Gold- tion of • rival congress, reindors-
men who are without parental en-' The first group of children, 18
Jewish
Welfare-
Federation,
Mr.
man
of
Chicago,
Judge William M. ing the anti-Nast boycott and in-
The
Allied
Jewish
Campaign
of
controversial points, as far as any inconvenience whatsoever, an
Pe rvision and for whom no relief of them, sailed on June 6 to Pal-
I.urie met with the executives Lewis of Philadelphia, Max Shul- structing the American delegates
funds are available in France. The , estine. The second groups left two Detroit included an allocation in posaible, to the orderly process adequate skeleton staff remained and representatives of the partic- man of Chicago, Elihu D. Stone the Zionist Congress to take steps
sit-week period of training in the weeks later. It is understood.thatli is recent drive for the United of arbitration." The resolution in the hospital. When at the ipating agencies of the Federa- of Boston, Rabbi Abba Hillel Sit- I to investigate the trade
between
ewish Appeal for the relief of arose from a discussion of the end of this time they attempted
P
of Cleveland and Nathan Paestine and Germany and to cad
e aris home has been found to be the Baroness Edmond de Rothschild J European Jews and their settle- lockout on May 18 of approxi- to return to work, they were met tion, at the second of their inter-1
ssential not Merely to provide the contributed 5,000 francs for the I
eleme
TURN TO LAST PAGEI I agency meetings, on Wednesday.' Straus of New York, vice-pres1-1 that situation.
mately
100
employes
of
the
Beth
trusser
ntary
ment
in
Palestine.
children.
e''eterg Preparation

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COMMITTEE NAMES
BUTZEL, WINEMAN

CONCLAVE SPEEDS
LAND REDEMPTION

AVUKAH ORGANIZES
SUMMER INSTITUTE

LURIE TO SURVEY
PROBLEM OF AGED

CASH NEEDED FOR
RELIEF PURPOSES

TrainIefugee Youths in Paris
To Be Transferred to Palestine

Strikers Hold Out at Beth
Moses Hospital in Brooklyn

American Zionists to Reorganize
And Coordinate All Their Efforts

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