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Nov. 5, and vote for—

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Candidate for Constable

12TH WARD

"Clean up the Constable Racket"

Hebrew Poet Gets
Says Revisionism
Finnish Decoration
Strong in Europe

Mrs. S. Lichtenstein Tells How
Jews Rally to Its Colors

Mrs. S. Lichtenstein of 2446
Clairmount Ave., who recently re-
turned from an extended stay in
European countries, particularly In
Latvia and Poland, in a statement
to The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
t 'declares that sentiment is very
strong for Revisionism in eastern
Europe. Mrs. Lichtenstein said:
"It behooves us not to dismiss
the claims of the Revisionist with
■ smile of pity and condescension,
nor should we underestimate their
importance in . eastern Europe.
However insignificant their nu-
merical strength may seem here in
America, they are representing the
• trongest, most vital and hopeful
movement in Zionist circles in east-
ern Europe. They have enrolled In
their ranks the best minds, theo-
retical and practical, not only of
youngsters but of elders as well.
Their ranks swell daily.
"'There Is no hope for us,' is
the cry of the youth, represented in
Latvia, Lithuania and Poland. In-
- deed, their political, economical and
spiritual fate is so hopeless that in
reaching out for an ideal they went
the assurance of political import-
ance; they want to be a power;
to be reckoned with. 'We are noth-
ing but cannon fodder, but we want
to fight and die fdr Israel in a
Jewish Legion ...'
"In Latvia and Lithuania they
have just now had an added ex-
ample of disheartening disillusion,
when they helped build with all
enthusiasm a socialist state — for
others. In Lithuania all Jews have
gradually but relentlessly been
pushed out from all important and
unimportant political and govern-
mental jobs, from professions apd
• commerce which they helped to
build, organize and educate.
"In Latvia a sardonic coincidence
took place on Aug. 10. There was
a great celebration. In the small
- town of Tukum a monument was
erected to the local Jewish patriot,
Meyerowitz, to commemorate the
untimely death by an automobile
accident. of the brilliant lawyer,
• who by untiring effort and as
spokesman in London and at the
Peace Conference established, or-
ganized and founded this young
republic. It was he who wrote the
constitution and stabilized the gov-
ernment, and not as a dictator. An
automobile accident cut his bril-
liant career short. The Latvian
government celebrated this anni-
versary with speeches, army re-
, view, etc., . . . but, In fact, that
monument marks the tombstone of
all Jewish hopes in that country.
"No, we must reckon with the
spiritual strength of the Revision-
ists in eastern Europe. You'd un-
derstand it, too, if you'd see, as I
did the hold Jacobinsky and his
teaching have. You should have
seen how they study like gospel
truth every word of his."

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A TransIollon of an Article from the
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With the arrival of five German
rabbinical students at the Hebrew
Union College in Cincinnati re-
cently, a precedent in educational
work has been set. This is the first
time that a rabbinical institution
has completely financed the educa-
tion of a group of German stu-
dents in this country.
Reading from left to right the
men are: Leo Lichtenberg, Alfred
Wolf, Dr. Gunter Plaut, Herman
Schaalman, and Wolfgang Kaelter.
In addition to their rabbinical

Survey Shows Jews Don't
'Talk With Their Hands'

NEW YORK. (WNS)—Con-
trary to the popular idea the
Jew does not and cannot "talk
with his hands." That's the con-
elusion reached by Prof. Franz
Boas, professor of anthropology
at Columbia University; Dr.
David Efron, psychologist of
the University of Buenos Aires;
and Stuyvesant Van Veen,
American artist, following an
exhaustive study of common-
place gestures employed in
"Little Italy," the East Side of
New York and on the campuses
of various colleges in New York
City. This unique study reveal-
ed that the Jew's gestures are
seldom pictorial and never sym-
bolic, except in religious ritual.
Removed from his speech, the
gesticulation of the Jew is prac-
tically meaningless, for "instead
of using hand and arm to de-
scribe, in space, the form of
his ideas, the Jew uses them
rather as a baton to relate one
idea to another, or to trace the
pattern of his thought." The
study further showed that racial
gestures tend to disappear un-
der the influence of American
enviroment.

47,000 Jews Entered Palestine in
Nine Months

work at the College, all of the
men with the exception of Dr.
Plaut who has his Doctor of Phil-
osophy degree, will continue their
under-graduate university work at
the University of Cincinnati. They
will be here from three to five
"ears and expect to return to
homes upon completion of their
courses.
Their arrival here is the exact
opposite of the procedure of years
ago when both lay and rabbinical
students of America often went to
Germany to study.

LAND REDEMPTION
WORK GAIN IN U. S.

Iota Alpha Pi is the oldest Jew-
ish sorority in America, having
been first organized in 1903. These
same members, some now grand-
mothers, are still active as Alpha
Chapter.
Iota Alpha Pi has an active stu-
dent loan fund maintained by do-
nations from chapters. This fund
is available for needy college stu-
dents, regardless of sex or religion.
Detroit representative, all appli-
Since Nu chapter is the sorority's
cants should first apply to them.
The charter members of Nu chap-
ter of J. A. P. are: Lena Sokolow,
president; Marion Lucus, vice-pres-
ident; Evelyn Aleinik, secretary;
Helen Lefton, treasurer; Goldy
Frank, Ruth Broder, Muriel Nu-
shan, Laura Goldman, Sylvia Gold-
man, Mary Rotenburg, Esther
Goldenburg, Adeline Sax, Rachel
Schwartz, Rae Bale, Alice Gold-
smith, Dina Rubinstein, Sadie Nu-
chims, Jessie Dvorin, Harriet Sil-
verman.

J E R U S A L EM (WNS-Palcor
Agency) — The largest Jewish
immigration into Palestine in
history was recorded here for the
first nine months of 1935, when
over 47,000 Jewish settlers en-
tered the country, according to a
report of the Immigration Depart-
ment of the Jewish Agency for
Palestine. The total for this per-
iod is greater by 6,000 than the
immigration for the whole of
1934. For the month of Septem-
ber, the immigration was in ex-
cess of 6,000 or more than 1,500
above the record for the previous
month of August. Immigration
for September through the ports
of Jaffa and Haifa totalled 6,687.
With the tourist authorized to re-
main and the legal immigrants
who entered through other fron-
tiers, the number topped 6,000.
Blue-Whits Box CI aaaaa ea
Jew Arrested for Blowing Shofar
At Jewish National Fund head.
At Wailing Well
quarters it was also announced
Jerusalem Jewry is in a state I
that the second half of October
of tension as the result of the has been net aside for the clear-
arrest of Shraga Chaiken, young ance of more than 60,000 Blue-
Jew, who was seized by the police i White Boxes, repositories for
when he blew the shofar at the small-coin contributions towards
Wailing Wall in connection with the land redemption cause, which
the Day of Atonement services are functioning in that many Jew-
at Jewry's most sacred religious ish homes in all parts of the coun-
symbol. Blowing the shofar is a
try.
violation of the status quo regula-
The Blue-White Jewish Na-
tions which were adopted in order tional Fund Box, which has been
to avoid clashes between Jews pressed into service of Palestine
and Arabs, both of whom regard land redemption more than 30
the Wailing Wall as sacred to years ago, has yielded an amount
their faith. It was a series of exceeding $3,600,000. A recent
Incident at the Wailing Wall bulletin from the Jewish National
which led to the disastrous Arab- Fund headquarters in Jerusalem
Jewish riots of 1929. Chaiken, be- reveals the interesting fact that
lieved to be a Revisionist, made one-half of the Valley of Jezreel
h is defiant gesture although the
containing 163,000 dunams on
police were in the immediate vi- which 26 agricultural settlements
cinity, stationed there to prevent have been established, has been
just such provocative incidents. redeemed by the Jewish National
There was no commotion at the Fund at a price equal to the yield
Wailing Well, however, when the of the Blue-White Box.
arrest was made.

RAINBOW FOR GIRLS

Byrd to Tell His
Story Wednesday

MEMBERS OF JACKSON
KIWANIS CLUB SHOW
INTEREST IN JUDAISM

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
An annual festival sponsored by
will bring to Michigan the story a luncheon club has served to ac-
and motion pictures of his recent quaint approximately 60 non-Jew-
exploration which added 200,000 ish men with the principles of
square miles to United States ter- Judaism.
Each year the Kiwanis Club of
Jackson, Mich., of which Rabbi
Jerome Daniel Folkman is a mem-
ber, holds an "Advertisers' Day."
On this occasion the men distrib-
ute advertisements of their respec-
tive products to their fellow-mem-
bers.
Upon a request from Rabbi
Folkman, the Tract Commission of
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations sent him for dis-
tribution a number of the pam-
phlets which it publishes written
by distinguished rabbis. These
deal with the beliefs, opinions, and
traditions of Judaism and encom-
pass a wide scope of the Jewish
outlook.
The tracts were given a grati-
fying welcome, according to Rabbi
Folkman. Members of the club
have indicated a deep interest in
his unique "advertisement."
Rabbi Folkman is a graduate on
RICHARD E. BYRD
the Hebrew Union College in Cin-
ritory when he appears Wednes- cinnati and rabbi of Temple Beth
day, Oct. 30, at the Masonic audi- Israel in Jackson.
torium in Detroit. At 2:30 p. m.
he will speak to school students,
Gifts to Council Funds
and at 8:30 p. rn. he will address
the general public on "My Second
Antarctic Expedition."
The Detroit section, National
All Detroit will join in the Ad- Council of Jewish Women, has re-
miral's official welcome. Bands, of- ceived the following contributions:
ficial committee and a squadron
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Memor-
of naval planes will greet his ar- ial Scholarship Gift Fund: In
rival. Edsel Ford has loaned for memory of Milton Sloman, from
public exhibition the "Floyd Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Robinson
nett," the airplane in which Ad- and Mrs. Bernard Wurtzburger;
miral Byrd flew over the South in memory of Max Teller and Mil-
Pole. After being buried four years ton Sloman, from Mrs. Leon Frank
under antarctic ice, it is now on and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L. Frank.
For the Elsa F. Welling Memor-
view at Washington Blvd. and
ial Scholarship Gift Fund: In
Clifford St., Detroit.
"Three - Wheeling Through memory of Milton Sloman, from
Africa," the story of a 3,800-mile Mrs. Bertha Hill and D. B. D.
motorcycle trip through jungles Welling; in memory of Joseph
and deserts, is the subject of the Spiegel, from Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
lecture with motion pictures which ence Enggass.
Jim Wilson, jaunty young explorer,
For the Council Camp Vacation
will relate on the World Adventure Fund: In memory of Walter Red-
Series Sunday, Oct. 27, at 3:30 field, from Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.
Ginsburg.
P. In ,

Gen. Rees to Speak on Navy
Day, Monday

Brigadier Gen. Robert I, Rees
of New York City, native of this
state, soldier, educator and scien-
tist, and a veteran of three cam-
paigns with the American army,
will be the principal Navy Day
speaker in Michigan Monday, Oct.
28. Paxton Mendelssohn, general
Navy Day chairman for Michigan,
has announced that General Rees
will make two addresses that day
in Detroit. It is possible that he
also will be heard in a radio broad-
cast.
General Rees will speak, follow-
ing Mayor Couzena, at the outdoor
public meeting on the east side of
the City Hall at noon, and will
make the only address before the
public Navy Day luncheon, to be
held in the Book Cadillac Hotel
at 12:30 that day, which will he
attended by city and state officials,
heads of the various veteran, mili-
tary and patriotic organizations,
and others.

Rainbow for Girls, Purity Chap-
ter No. 12, will present its initia-
tory degrees for the sponsoring
c hapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
Purity Chapter No. 369, on Mon-
day, Oct. 29. Pearl Pernick, present
worthy advisor, will preside.
Frances Clinton, Julia Kalensky,
Beatrice Kavanau, Alyce Ludin,
Rosalie Rubinstein and Judith Vic-
tor will be initiated.
Sunday, Oct. 20, twelve members,
accompanied by Mrs. Ann Paul,
mother advisor, and Mrs. Hattie
Weiss, chairman of the board,
made a tour of the Jewish Chil-
dren's Home, presenting a check
Ideas begin great works ... but
and a five-pound box of candy for
toil alone finishes them.
distribution among the children.

Fast Connection to Palestine
on the Pilsudski

Jewish passengers who desire to
visit Palestine and do not intend
to stop over in Europe, can avail
t hemselves of the new fast connec-
tion which the luxurious motorliner
o f "Pilsudski" of the Gdynia-
America Line offers. The "Pilsud-
ski" leaves New Yqrk on Oct 24
for Gdynia arriving Nov. 2 to reach
the S. S. Polonia which is sailing
on Nov. 6 fom Consumes', Rumania
diect fo Haifa and Jaffa. Thus the
whole tip will be made in excellent
time and passenges will even have
an oppotunity to meet their rela-
tives or friends in Poland.
On these two ships Jewish pas-
sengers make the whole trip in
congenial surround*, served by
a personnel which speaks their
language. Plenty of delicious ,
strictly kosher food is given under
the supervision of • mashgiach, al-
so there is a synagogue on both
ships.

World Parlay to Combs

Anti-Sesnitism
AMSTERDAM (WNS) —Plan
world
congress to combat an
for a

!ti-Semitiern will be made at • meet
ling called for Oct. 22 by the Dute )
branch of the Alliance Isr•elit
Universelle. The proposed congress
which would be held late in Decem
her, will take steps' to unite al
forces against anti-Semitism an
to petition the League of Nation '
against Nazi disenfranchisement
German Jews.

I

Friendly to Jews

At an impressive ceremony on
Saturday, Oct. 12, Omega Delta
Chi, local Jewish sorority at Wayne
University, was formally installed
as Nu Chapter of Iota Alpha Pi.
Miss Martha Silverstein, of Delta
Chapter, dean of the national or-
ganization, and Miss Sylvia Taub-
er, of Lambda Chapter, the sorori-
ty's expansion chairman, came from
New York to perform the instal-
lation.

NEW YORK. — U. S. Jewry
regained its leading position
among the Jewish communities in
various parts of the world which
contribute towards the redemp-
tion of the soil of Palestine as
inalienable property of the Jewish
people, according to the annual
fiscal report of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund of America.
The report, which covers the
period between Oct. 1, 1934, and
Oct, 1, 1935, coinciding with the
year 5695 of the Hebrew calen-
dar, made public by Dr. Israel
Goldstein, president of the Amer-
ican branch of the world-wide
Palestine Land Fund, shows that
the total of American contribu-
tions towards the Jewish National
Fund during the year amounted
to 5336,000. This sum represents
an increase of 68 per cent in com-
parison with the total of Amer-
ican contributions during the yepr
1933.1934, when the amount of
5200,379.46 was raised for this
purpose.
"This is the first considerable
upswing in the work of the Jewish
National Fund in the United
States since the beginning of the
economic depression," Dr. Gold-
stein stated. "The increase is due
largely to the economic improve-
ment, as well as to the deep con-
cern of American Jews in the
plight of their brethren abroad,
and their awakening to the vital
importance of the Land Redemp-
tion program which prepares the
'soil in Palestine for the settle-
ment of refugees from Germany,
and immigrants from other coun-
tries who come to the Jewish Na-
tional Home in ever-growing num-
bers. To cope with the urgent
need for the acquisition of new
land stretches, a campaign for
5500,000 has been set into mo-
tion with the beginning of the
Jewish year," Dr. Goldstein added.

Plaa

Is

National Sorority
Has Wayne Branch

J. N. F. Income Shows 68
Per Cent Increase; Cam-
paign Under Way

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Organization of America, the labor ponent part is just as useful and
Population
References. 1980 W. Philadel-
Zionist women's organization con- desirable as any other national.
secressted to the upbuilding of the , Every nation has disagree-
phia, Apt. 5-C.
BUDAPEST (WNS) — Taking
Jewish Homeland in accordance I able, even dangerous qualities. It
cognizance of the growing fear in
with the doctrine of the nista.' is cruel to demand that the Jew WILLING TO SHARE five room Hungarian Jewish circles that the
flat with couple or two women.
druth. While here Mrs. Shidlowsky, should make an exception" ... Af-
Kitchen privileges. Townsend political rapprochement between
who arrived last week on the S. S. Mr an attack on youthful members
Nazi Germany and Hungary might
7-0200.
Rex, will engage in a long speak- of the exchange Nietsche conti-
lead to a revival of officially-sup-
Mg tour in behalf of the American nues: "I should like to know, when VIOLET SMITH will remove all ported anti-Semitism in this coun-
pioneer group. we consider the sum total, how
that frightful unnatural growth try, the Hungarian government is-
Mrs, Shidlowsky has lived in much one must excuse in a people
of hair: painlessly and perma- sued an official statement urging
Palestine for the past 23 years, which has had, not without the
nently. Licensed and experienced the Jewish population to remain
ever since she was 17 years of age. guilt of as all,
a history of the
electrologist. Doctors reference. calm and to have no fears. Calling
Coming to the Homeland, then greatest suffering among all the
Cadillac 0225, 1210-A Metropoli- on the Jews to trust the govern-
vastly different from the prosper- peoples, and to whom we are in-
ment, the statement says that
tan Bldg.
ous Palestine of today, as a part debted for the most noble man
Hungary will never make any dis-
of the so-called second wave of im- (Christ), the purest sage (Spin- THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S CITY tinction among citizens as to rare
InlisYstion, the young girl found oza), the greatest book and the
CLUB will eall for your or creed. Pointing to the patriot-
little or no place for women in the most effective moral law of the
children at 1:30 p. m. on Satur- ism of Hungarian Jews, the state-
Zion of that day. She immediately world."
days and Sundays and bring ment asserts that "just as no dis-
realized that the greatest need of
them back at 6:30 p. m. Educa- tinction was made between Jews
women immigrants was technical
tional and recreational activities. and non-Jews during the late war
agricultural training. Without it, Ex-Ottawa Detective Convicted of
Limited number accepted. For as we will not permit any dis-
they would be relegated to the
libelling Freiman
details call Walter Farber, Eu- tinctions to be made between citi-
kitchen and to an inferior posi-
zens in time of peace."
clid 0127.
tion in the economic structure. As
OTTAWA (WNS) — Jean Tis-
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young man in private family.
early pioneers in the founding of taws police force and a member
cott Plod,.
Nice location. Convenient to car
a cooperative girl's farm school at of the French-Canadian anti-Sem.
BRUSSELS ( W N S ) — The
Kinnereth. itic party, was found guilty by a
and bus. 2519 Pingree Ave.
greatest Jewish meeting in the his-
jury here of having criminally
when over 10,000 Jews gathered to
libelled A. J. Freiman, president FOR RENT — Furnished room tory of Belgium was held here
with private bath, for young
WARSAW (WNS) — Eleven of of the Canadian Zionist Organize
man. All conveniences. North- protest against the new anti-Jew-
the 22 members of the anti-Semitic tion, and prominent merchant. Tis.
ish campaign in Germany took ■
Mare party who have been on trial sot, who is ■ candidate for Par-
west section. Longfellow 9392.
solemn oath to continue the anti-
for the murder of Isaac Delman, liament on an an skr eas sh pl a t.
Nazi boycott until the Nazi reg-
Jewish worker who was killed dur- form, is now awaiting sentence. FATHER and employed daughter
ime halts its persecution. The meet-
desire
rooms
and
evening
meal
int the anti-Jewish riot of June, The basis of the charge against
ing
was attended by virtually every
in adult home. Call Euclid 0061-R
1934, were found guilty and ten- Tisset was his publication and (lbs.
any time Sunday or after 7 p. m. Jew of prominence among them
*need to prison. Four of them re- tribution of an article alleging that
being
Chief Rabbi Joseph
J
Wiener,
week days.
eelved terms of three and a half Freiman was the head of • secret
Prof. Phillipson, Dr. Natchiach and
years each and seven were sen- international Zionist organization
TO RENT — Glynn Court, 1502, Manfred Levy. Rabbi Wiener ad-
tedced to two years each. Eleven that was plotting to control the
lower 'even room flat. Inquire ministered the oath to the vast as-
tethers were acquitted. world, and incidentally, Canada.
upper flat.
semblage.

Polish Premier

WARSAW. (WNS)—The re-
organization of the Polish cab-
inet and the appointment of
Marjan Zyndram Koscialkowski
as the premier in place of Col-
oneel Walery Slawek have been
received with undisguised satis-
faction by Polish Jewry. The
new premier is noted for his
liberal attitude toward minori-
ties and Jewish leaders here are
hopeful that under his regime
the Polish government will un-
dertake measures to deal with
the economic plight of Polish
Jewry. Koscialkowski is also ex-
pected to turn Poland back tow-
ards France with a consequent
weakening of Polish ties with
Germany. Such a rapproach-
ment with France would do
much to enable Polish Jewry to
continue its anti-Nazi campaign
which has been seriously weak-
ened because of Poland's close
relations with Nazi Germany.

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Nietsche and
Anti-Semitism

5 GERMAN STUDENTS BEGIN WORK

NEW YORK (WNS)—Kath-
leen Annie Pannonica Rothschild
youngest daughter of the late
Nathaniel Charles Rothschild of
the London branch of the bank-
ing family, is to be married here
at a civil ceremony sometime in
October to Baron Jules de
Koenigswarter of Paris. Miss
Rothschild is a grand-daughter
of Nathan Mayer Rothschild,
the first Lord Rothschild, and a
niece of Baron Lionel Walter
Rothschild, present head of the
English house and the man to
whom the lialfour Declaration
was addressed.

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Since the so-called Jewish laws
have been determined in Germany,
the German press brings views con-
cerning anti-Semitism and attacks
on Jewry. The writers of these ar-
ticles mention mostly unfavorable
expressions of famous Germans.
The poet-philosopher Nietsche is
quoted as the principal accuser,
who is alleged to have supported
the correctivenes of similar laws as
they are now published in Ger-
many.
Of course anybody who is ac-
quainted with Nietsche's works
knows that Nietsche was not at
all delighted concerning similar
totalitarian efforts. lie surely can-
not be quoted as a pioneer of anti-
Semitism, because he was yearning
for the superman and he despised
the headman. Certainly, Nietsche
spoke about a Jewish problem.
Literal quotations from the volume
"Human and All too Human" prove
the real views of the German phi-
losoher: "The whole problem of
the Jews lives only in national
states, because everywhere
their energy and higher intel-
ligence, their intellectual strength
and strength of will, accumulated
from generation to generation,
in a measure create envy, so
that the literary misdemeanor ex-
uberates in all present nations and
Afire Shidlowsky, one of the especially if they show off national-
earliest Palestinian pioneers of her Ily—bring Jews to the slaughter-
sex, is visiting this country as a
bench as goats guilty for all public

Palestinian Women
Pioneer Now in U.S.

Granddaughter of First
Lord Rothschild to Be
Wed in New York City

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

New Basis of Unity Between Ka-
rachi and Hapoel Hansiarachi

NEW YORK—Complete unity '
has been achieved between the
Mizrachi Organization of Amer-
ica and the Hapoel Hamizrachi,
its junior unit, it was announced
here by Isadore Epstein, presi-
dent of Hapoel Hamizracht, an
attorney of New York City. A
new basis co-operation has been
arranged between these units, fol-
lowing an extended conference of
representatives of the governing
boards of each organization, head-
ed by Mr. Epstein and Leon Gell-
man, acting president of Mizraohi.

Dr. JACK KOENIG

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