PIEDLTROMP:WISNOIRONICLE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
PRE-MIGRATION EFFORTS DETERMINED
OCCUPATIONAL DISTRIBUTION OF JEWS
UL REVERE
ent occupational distribution of
the Jews has been determined by
the occupational background and
history previous to migration, by
s
!CONCLUDED PROM PAGE I)
the influences arising from the
type of character of settlement
•
in the United States, by the ef-
sponsibility to the League itself,
or- fa/NUM/ED FROM PAGE ONE)
may previously have interfered feet on present occupational
must be supplanted by "an
—
with individual development but choice of important economic
created by the League
of Nations as an integral part their services. In this struggle, which did not operate to impede factors related to these condi-
of the League system, and em- the weaker business units, the economic adjustment for the lions and by cultural and social
(soNcr.t TED FROM PAGE 1)
big Nazi rally at the Tempelhof powered to act on behalf of all superannuated workers, the un-
group as a whole are now in den- attitudes which naturally grew
Airdrome June 30 when he re-
—
the categories of refugees." Mr. skilled and inexperienced begin- gem of becoming organized on a out of the past and present en-
group
of
demon-
lice. A a mall
is taken to the nearest (erred to Jews as "fleas."
a n Y thetere adpe laroer d partofaeses am an. more intensiv e basis and threaten vironnient of the majority of the
nets
areaLa
McDonald
added
that
on
June
strators WS
Furthermore the newspapers
in this country to take on a more Jewish group.
police sta lion, where .a crowd Angriff and Voelkischer Beo- 20 the Norwegian government
in
organized form which may event- or. Lest. out eseuess
gathered t O protest the i r arrest. bachter, official Nazi organ, have had asked the secretary general sbiudsei InuebsIse, pdriosaf edsysai n o t n aagl e or labor
ually lead to political difficulties. 1.
essa &awe or the series. dr. ,
of
the
League
of
Nations
to
in-
The cafes moat frequented be
- been complaining day after day clude on the agenda of the as- competition.
TS' e may anticipate, if we are ,
Jews, the Dobrin, Wien and Brie* that Jews are entirely too con-
Economic Adjustment of Jews
hopeful,
that
economic
recovery
sembly
next
September
the
item
tot, close d and dimmed their spicuous.
Extraordinary prom'.
Group prejudice and discrim- may be sufficient to reduce the
Ref-
lights aft ir their windows had gentle by Julius Streicher, Nazi- "Assistance to International
ugees." Mr. McDonald expressed inations add another series of effects of such organized group
been ems shed.
Eventually, all ism's leading Jew-baiter, finished the hope that this would open problems.
prejudice or that even without
popular cafes closed and the the work of stirring up Nazis to
I shall not attempt to enter recovery the nation, as a whole,
Kuerf orate ndamni, Berlin's great anti-Jewish demonstrations and the question for a full discussion
may be sufficiently sane and in-
the
assembly
and
the
council
into
a
discussion
of
the
merits
of
in
white way , took on a somber !P- Jews to rebellious resentment.
the various theories which are telligent to avoid the worst evils Sabbath Services;
of the problem of the refugees.
pect as ullen bands of rioters
currently
held
as
to
the
capacity
of
unsatisfactory group relation-
The report delivered by Mr.
On Sabbath morning, July 20,
strutted along the sidewalks.
McDonald, covering the activities of our present economic order ships of the character, but we, Dr. Leo M. Franklin will speak
Kempin lky's west end estab- HOLMES REPORTS
undertaken by his High Commis- to surmount the depression and as a group, cannot lose sight and on the subject "A Modern Mar-
lishment, one of the most popu-
GERMANY'S YOUTH
sion to solve the problems of to, regain former levels of eco- need clearly to understand, if tees" Services are held each Sab-
tar in the d section, discontinued
LOYAL TO HITLER 80,000 refugees from Germany, nomic productivity. I OAR, how- possible, the nature and, the prob-
bath in the Brown Memorial
service so on after the first out-
revealed that there has been ever, discuss,the particular prob- able effects of these underlying Chapel, at 10 o'clock.
breaks oc turret: at 8 o'clock.
JAKE ANDARY, Asst . Mgr. r
(CONCLEIPED FROM PAGE ONE)
lems
of
economic
adjustment
of
or
impending
difficulties.
formed
in
the
United
States
of
persons
sought
safe-
Hundreds
We may list briefly some of BUDAPEST (WNS) — Hun-
ty throug h his gate when the Ile said that the government was Refugee Economic Corporation, Jews in the light of a continuing
DR. GEORGE A. FRITCH, Manager
i depression or at least of a long the issues that have been suggest- garian Jews are also suffering eco-
rioting be gan.
supporting the fair and urged his with a capital of $10,000,000. l
Since April, 1033, when the Hit- time postponement of prosperity. ed as giving rise to or grow out nomic privations, the annual re-
hearer
to
extend
the
boycott.
In
Ou three ks Unusually Violent
ler regime came into power in The general theory set forth is of group prejudices:
port of the Budapest kehillah re-
The ou tbreak, which gave ey- Silesia the Nazi party issued an
Germany, causing the fight of that a period of depression and
vealed when it announced that half
I. The present wealatIonal dis -
ery evide Ice of careful planning, official communique calling upon its thousands of men, women and increased economic competition
tribution of the Jens In the I.
I oiled
Pity
of its entire budget was allocated
members
to
boycott
Jews.
The
ban
nest
violent
anti-Jewish
Slate,
It
IS
aid,
Is
al
sssss
natl
was the r
intensify group problems which
children
for
racial
and
political
for
relief. The report says that the
par of a typical dIdrIbullon.
demonstra tion witnessed in Ber- on Jews at summer resorts has now reasons, there has been raised may have affected individuals, but
Jews and therntelies In lira. bud-
kehillah offices are besieged daily
Sprout Strest.—.13.4wton Woodward and !kirk
been
extended
to
health
resorts.
tin since the advent of the Nazi
nee. pursuits, professions and aro-
to a considerably lesser extent
throughout
the
world
about
by needy and unemployed Jews.
Whom In whir, there Is likely to
It occurred at a time Officials of Dab Duerckheim have
regime.
under
a
system
of
prosperity.
£2,000,000
(approximately
$10,-
MOO Intena tent of com
he
the
when the outlook for the tourist posted signs reading: "Jews are 000,000) for the relief and re-
rip'', for opportani.
pennon mai Jobs.
Apart from special economic
forbidden to enter the gardens."
Iles and for
traffic we s most promising.
habilitation of these refugees, problems of today, there are
R. As a corollary to this, It Is
The rio ling seems to have been
assumed
that
the
!weld/talons nitich
Mr. McDonald reported. To this other reasons why we need to be
e halsh youth are mom apt to select
the direc t result of a report in
Anti-Jewish Boycott in Cuba
amount, the Jews of the United concerned with the problem of
Offer lea In ihe nay of future eco-
the Nazi official party organ, the
HAVANA, ,Cuba. (WNS) — States contributed the largest ecenomic adjustment of the Jews.
nomic opportunity doe to Increased
Volkische Beobachter, that Jews Following the publication of a amount, with $3,000,000, and the Even if there were no particular
competiion than other °mai/anon*
olden Imp op to the se t n
not
had booe d a Swedist anti-Semitic three-weeks' series of violently Jews of Great Britain, $2,500,000. Jewish economic problems, chance
nppealed largely to Jeuish youth.
film runn ing in • photoplay house anti-Semitic articles in El Diaro The organizations for the assist- variations in occupational distrib-
3. lhat there IMO been an undue
desire
on
the
part
of
Jaws
to
se-
in the K aerfurstendamm. The re- La Marina, leading Havana daily, ance of the academic and intel- ution are likely to affect in dif-
leo °remedial*. nod pilings uldch
port con :luded with the declare- various nationalist Cuban and lectual refugees, with the aid of ferent degrees the economic wel-
earned unit. them under the esmi-
Mutat sy dem the more dalrable
tion that "such insolence is not Spanish groups have undertaken to the Rockefeller Foundation, raised fare of particular groups.
flaunts In the uay of earnings and
to be en idured."
organize an economic boycott of some $1,500,000, he stated.
Profits Or of social Prestige than
Jews Not Greatest Stiff
Si,. lea reaar ded Off11 1,0110OM 'A hide
Monde y afternoon's edition of Jewish business establishments
If, hypothetically, the occupa-
Out of • tt,eal of 80,600
may becom
e
more rnfact
saory un-
the Nan i Angriff contained a throughout Cuba. At the same
eonditions
tions in which Jews are engaged
from Germany, the largest
der el...One not
not Int./Ile Jeas to
time the Cuban State Department
fiery edi ;oriel on the subject.
IOW 1111101
number of those who have been
had been more adversely affected
so Prim an extent In group can-
The ri oting started in front of decided to discontinue the natural-
pennon and undesirable 'group re-
settled overseas have gone to
by the depression than the gen-
the phut splay house mentioned in ization of Jews, allegedly because
lationddia.
Palestine, Mr. McDonald; re-
eral run of occupations, it would
this
I. Respulng f
the Naz i press. The first Jews they import Comunistic ideas. The
ported. He said that 27,000
have meant that more Jews pro-
suggesons
are offered that the !o-
ti
to be seized, beaten and chased articles in El Diaro la Marina were
ptional thin be turned In the di-
German Jews had settled in
portionately would be suffering
rndl.
of
skilled
and
unskilled 16 -
avenue
were
those
who
of
a
character
that
smacked
of
down th
Palestine, 6,000 in the United
from economic distress and that
hoe and be dilertal from Wean...
came ou t of the theater. Eventu- Streicherism but the Jewish com-
and while collared ;tumult,
States, 3,000 in South American
organized groups would be less
ally the beating and bullying be- munity, which realized their men-
It is important to study the
countries, 300 in South Africa
able to maintain their social, reli-
ace, was powerless to do anything
came in discriminate.
and 500 elsewhere; 18,000 have
gious and cultural institutions. problem of occupational distribu-
Young Nazis began to molest about them. They were not dis-
tion
of Jews in order to arrive
been repatriated to countries
There would follow a consequent
; whose appearance or continued until a delegation of
of Central and Eastern Eu-
lowering of the social and cul- at conclusions which will help us
displeased them. In American Jews resident in Ha-
attitude
e ve rn
to
decide
whether the present
rope. Refugees still living in
tural life of the group below
raids on cafes several foreigners vana called upon the publisher of
J
of ews'
European lands number 25,700,
that of other sections of the occupational distribution
threatened or knocked the paper and demanded that the
were
is abnormal or undesirable. While
Mr. McDonald Bald.
population.
inflammatory articles be halted.
down.
Available knowledge on this comprehensive data is lacking,
This was done and a statement
we may offer the premise that a
The brilliant avenue, in the
Inlay ahappyvacution at"The Playground of the Greatlakes"—JunelStoSept2
denying any malice toward the 634,961 Fords Sold in Last score is inadequate. On the ba- detailed study would not differ
heart of Berlin's West End, was
sis of such occasional data as we
Jewish community was issued but
EVERY ENJOYMENT AWAITS YOU. HAPPINESS AND HEALTH HERE REIGN SUPER!!
Six Months
greatly from the present impres-
filled 31 onday evening with for•
have,
it
seems
probable
that
by
the damage had already been done.
eigners, notably many Americans
and large the Jewish group has sions which are based on general
Largest Hotels on the Great Lakes,1000 cool, outside rooms, at mod-
who hs ad arrived recently on
DEARBORN, Mich. — Figures not been affected more adversely knowledge.
erate rates. Finest Bathing Beach in the world, so gradual In slope, a
steamer or had just come on Aryan Paragraph Ousts Jaws announced by officials of the Ford than the general white population
Reports show that there is
child can enjoy It In safety. There's Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Dancing ...
from Ps arts.
from N. Y. Summer Resort
Motor Company show that, dur- of the United States deriving practically no occupation or call-
GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. ing the first six months of the from various immigrant stocks. ing in which there are not some
When the crowd began singing
endless attractions for young and old. Our Midway Is filled with the
Li
"Horst
Weasel"
song
(WNS) — More than a score of year, 634,961 units were sold in The economic data show conclus- Jews. Although variations in the
the Na
latest, clean, modern, enticing novelties. Moderately priced, appe-
and ra t sea their hands in the Jewish families who rented bunga- the United States. This is nearly ively that, on the basis of occu- relative proportion of the various
tizing meals, as formal or informal as you desire, even to Picnic Grounds.
Hitler elute, an Annapolis cadet lows for the summer at this re- two-thirds of the 1,000,000 cars pational distribution and relief trades exist and are to be ex-
from a training ship lying at sort colony have received dispossess and trucks which Ford is building statistics, it is the Negro group pected, the larger the Jewish ele-
AUTO MISTS.. pew yaw loons.? with a &Doh tf ul stay at Cedar Point. Ideal for • day,
Copenhs igen was punched in the notices from the owners of the land this year. This figure does not in the United States which has ment in the urban population the
• werskaodoryour snit's' vocation. fr. parking span for 6000 cars. Amp!. wogs space
d
told
to
raise
his
hand.
and the bungalows because the col- include foreign sales.
back an
been most adversely affected and more nearly does the occupational
boded by ran. Wombs. •r bows to Sandusky' sr by avf., Ohl* 5..). 2,
He smil ed and kept hia hands at only does not admit Jews. The
distribution
by
and
large
ap-
that
the
variations
between
dif-
In June alone 100,882 units
U. S. R00% 6, or by stornow.
his side An excited Nazi wanted Jewish tenants rented their bunga- were sold. This is the best sales ferent white groups are not par- proach the general average dis-
to star ; a fight but withdrew lows from sub-agents of the Ben- record for June which Ford has ticularly significant.
tribution of the white population.
MAIL THIS SPICIAL COUPON AT ONCI TO
We may also assume that, ex-
when a omeone shouted that the net Realty Company which makes experienced since 1030—and the
Intensified Prejudices
no secret of its dislike for Jews,
cadet w as an American.
The special problem which the cept for agriculture, the occupa -
fourth consecutive month this
The 0. A. Iknockling Ca., Coder Point, Sandusky, Ohl.
going so far as to include the Ar- year that Ford sales have topped Jew faces in this country cons tional distribution of Jews ap-
Mow mad ea, withood obligation, your now folder ea Codes Point
yan paragraph in its leases. But 100,000. During the first six sista of the difficulties arising proximates more closely to the
Are est U. S. Midshipman
BERL IN. — Reinforced police , the sub-agents failed to inform the months this year, Ford paid out from the fact that the racial or native white population than it
Nano-
warned against allowing renewal Jewish tenants of this anti-Semi- $88,727,568 in wages and spent religious factor is b4coming in- does to the more recent immigra-
tic policy at the time they rented
of Mo sday night's anti-Jeynsh
$374,368,8'73 for raw materials, tensified during this period of tion stocks.
Address--
With this information related
rioting, In connection with which the bungalows. When the Ben- a great part of which was for economic crisis.
net Realty Company learned that
Certain traditional and ancient to well known historical facts,
an Aim irican midshipman was ar
wages in other industries, officials
Jews were occupying some of its
prejudices and aversions which we may recognize that the press
rested, kept crowds moving along
said.
bungalows it ordered them to va-
Berlin boulevards Tuesday night,
cate the property. The Jewish
Reichsbund,
organization
but the
tenants are now preferring fraud
of Jew ish war veterans, warned
charges against the sub-agents.
membe rs to be "ready for an
The principal owner of the Bennet
nu."
emerge
Realty Company is Miss Anne
E. N. Wood of New York,
Morgan, sister of J. P. Morgan,
;man
aboard
the
Battleship
midshif
the financier.
Wyoni ng, returned to his hotel
l
after ' pending the night in jai
ying
50
marks
(about
$20)
Rutgers Prof. Renews Ch ***** of
and pa
Nail Propaganda
fine fo ✓ fist fighting, to describe
Monday
night's
disorders.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (W
vividly
A roman was knocked down NS) — Resuming its inquiry into
before his eyes, Wood said, and charges of Nazi propaganda in the
anothe r woman who protested German department of the New
also w as felled. The man who Jersey College for Women, the
hit he :r, the midshipman said, trustees committee of Rutger Uni-
versity heard Dr. Lienhard Bergel
asked him:
"Wh at do you think of that?" reiterate hia contention that he
Afte r expressing disapproval, was dismissed from the college's
the m en asked him: "What are German department because he op-
posed the Nazi views of Dr. F. J.
to do about it?"
you g
Tha l started the fight which Ilauptmann, head of the depart.
stopped,
arresting
Wood.
ment. Dr. Berge! read to the com-
police
lie sai d he did not know whether mittee • piece of pro-Nazi and
was
jailed.
anti-Jewish literature found in the
his ad versary
hundred other Amerl- library of the women's college. He
Sev
can Cl iddies along Berlin's Great also charged Dean Margaret T.
White Way, the Kurfuersten- Corwin of the Women's College,
damm, watched the anti-Jewish with refusing to give him a hear-
demon stration, which lasted un- ing on Dr. Hauptman's charge of
incompetence made before his dis-
til the early hours of morning.
The police warned ''elements missal.
inimic al to. the State" that they
could not pursue their "anti-goy- U. S. Army Assigns Officer to
ernme stal purposes and, through
Study Is Germany
tumult s, bring the State and the
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS)
(Nazi) movement into disfavor." —Captain Harlan N. Hartness,
The Jewish community sent an now attached to the 17th U. S. In-
appeal to all Jews to conduct fantry at Fort Leavenworth, Kan-
themst elves in the most modest gas, has been assigned by the U. S.
manne ✓ possible in the streets War Department to take a course
and n cafes or other public of instruction at the German gen-
Jewish sports clubs were eral staff school in Berlin beginning
places
ready to urge their members and Oct. 1. This is the first time since
Jews
not to go to cafes nor the World War that an American
other
stand before or attend movies army officer has been assigned to
duty in Germany as a student.
with anti-Semitic tendencies.
The latter admonition was con.
sidere 1 necessary because the Contributions to Fresh Air
riot b ,gan when Jews at the pre-
Society
mitre of the Swedish film "Peter-
son, AT id Bendel" whistled during
The Fresh Air Society was the
an an ti-Semitic scene.
recipient of the following dona-
Lea ?era of Berlin's storm tions during the past week: From
troops also sought to pour oil on Dr. and Mrs. Willard D. Mayer
waters, ordering all
troubl rd
and Eugene and Leo Siegel, in
storm troopers to don uniforms memory of William Siegel; from
so tha t they would be conspicu- Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons, in
re-
OUP St id instructing them to
memory of Sylvia Simons; from
train from all anti-Semitic dem- Milton Herman, in memory of
onatra lions.
William Siegel; from East Side
One prominent Jewish leader, Sunshine Club; from Mrs. Meyer
who a eked that his name be with- Applebaum; from Theodore
held, remarked:
chwartz, and from Henry D.
"Th e difficulty about admonish- Marks.
-ing al 1 Jews to stay away from
cafes on Monday is that then • Ladies' Mizrachi Organiza-
howl would go up that the Jews
planning a boycott against tion Plans Donor Luncheon
te rf an firma."
‘e
C elsti
The Ladies Mizrachi Organiza-
The Reichsbund, organization
of Je w dab ex-soldiers, ordered all tion picnic held July 7. at Belle
Mrs. Kunin
success.
its me mbers to "hold themselves Isle, was
in rea diness for an emergency." chairman, thanks her co-workers
for
their
efforts.
sea
taken
to
mean
that
This
The Ladies' Mizrachi is making
Berlin Jews feared there might
be tro able despite the official ad- arrangements for the annual
donor luncheon, which will be
mon Ri ins.
Riot, r, in the opinion of for- held in December.
observers,
was
the
logical
Sign
Dodd. Mead's fall list includes
outcom e of recent violent anti-
"Germany Today" by Henry Al-
Semitic pronouncements of Nui
bert Phillips, an unprejudiced ac-
leader &
count of the results of Nazim as
Mini ;ter of Propaganda Paul
as observed in all strata of Ger-
A.1
the
Isso:
ono
C
4.0
.
VC bb
19”. 1-144511 a mesa
Joseph
HUNDREDS OF JEWS BEATEN DURING
RENEWED ANTI-SEMITIC RIOTING IN
BERLIN; AMERICANS ARE MOLESTED
LEA HELPtsE curl. E
DEMANDED
del
REAL COMFORT...
to All Main
Attractions in
Close
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Chesterfields do about every-
thing a cigarette ought to do.
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plenty of it. But not too strong.
And Chesterfields are MILD —
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