-America fewisk Pedalled eater mirror; MINUS CINCINNATI 20, 01410 L* THE EMIT THE LEGAL CHRONICLE THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS NEWSPAPER PRINTED Ii0 • IN MICHIGAN TELEPHONE CADILLAC 1-040 • and DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1935 VOL. XXXVII No. 26 GERMANS IN N. Y. Peiser Outlines Progress Made In AGAINST HOLDING Plans For Old Folks Home Here In BERLIN OLYMPICS League for Culture Favors Fight to Remove Event From Berlin AIM TO OUST MAHONEY AS A. A. U. PRESIDENT Christians Reiterate Stand In Opposition to the Olympics 4 Statement to Service Group Board ; Simon Shetzer Elected Chairman of Board to Succeed Enggass; Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich Re-Elected President; Maurice Aronsson Vice Chairman of Board; Show Progress in Community Fund Work Cincinnati Defeats Two Nazi Candidates CINCINNATI (WNS)—Cin- einnatians defeated the only two Nazi - endorsed candidates in municipal election on November 5, final results from the council- manic elections, delayed because of the proportional representa- tion system in use here, re- vealed. The two defeated candi- dates were Councilman Glenn Adams, the only incumbent to lose, and Carl W. Rich, solo board of education candidate to lose. The American Israelite called for Dr. Adams' defeat in its Aug. 22 issue because he acted as officer of a German Day celebration where Friends of the New Germany staged a Nazi demonstration without ob- jection from him. Dr. Adams and Mr. Rich were the only in- cumbent candidates for their of- fices who did not receive the en- dorsement of the three local dai- lies. Two Jews were elected to city council, Willis D. Gradison, winning his second term, and Nicholas Klein, being elected for the first time. Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents ROOSEVELT HEARS New Nazi Decree Violates Treaty OF ZION PROGRESS FROM 3 LEADERS With United States; An Official Receives Lipsky, Adler and Fertig at the White House TWO IMPORTANT FUNDS FORM UNITED APPEAL Palestinian Labor Leader Heads Executive of Jewish Agency Protest Is Planned By Diplomats Applications of Anti-Jewish Laws Affects Many Members of Diplomatic Corps; Soviet Ambassador is a Jew ROOSEVELT O.K.'S BAN ON NAZI MATERIALS FOR PWA PROJECTS WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS) —A report on present conditions U. S. Not Indifferent to Religious Persecu- in Palestine and the progress of tions Abroad But Will Not Interfere, the Jewish development there was presented to President Roosevelt President Tells K. of C. by three Jewish leaders whom he received at the White House. The leaders were Louis Lipsky, honor- ary president of the Zionist Or- ganization of America; Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of the American Jewish Committee and the mem- I ber of the Jewish Agency's ad- ministrative committee; and M. Maldwin Fertig, former counsel to the President when he was governor of New York. Although the Jewish leaders de- diplomatic corps, many of whose members are Jews, is dined to discuss their interview a joint protest with the Nazi foreign beyond saying that the President planning to lodge was well-informed about Pales- office. Jacob Suritz, Soviet ambassador, is a Jew, as are and that he showed great many other officials of foreign consulates and embassies. Polish Jewry Fears Pogroms tine interest in the work there, it was These foreign diplomats are incensed because under the As Disturbances Sweep learned from other sources that new decree they may not employ female German domestic MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH SIMON SNETZER the Country the audience was arranged at the •help under the age of 45 if em- President of Service Group Chairman of the Board President's request. When Mr. ployed since the law went into WARSAW (WNS) — Fear that Roosevelt conferred recently with effect, or under 35 if they were In an important statement sub- ADOLPH FINSTERWALD Poland is on the eve of a period of Mr. Fertig, the latter discussed emplog ed before the law was en- The resolution recites that mitted to the annual meeting of Honorary Chairman of Board bloody pogroms that will make the the Jewish question with him and acted. Jewish members of the "it is common and universal the board of directors of the De- in no doing mentioned Palestine. post-war pogroms look like pink diplomatic corps who are found in knowledge that the Hitler re. A. Hyman, Abe Kasle, Julian H. teas in spreading among the Jews The President is understood to troit Service Group, the fund-rais- the company of Aryan women will gime has barred all but Nazi Krolik, A. J. Lachover, Mrs. Wal- of Poland because of the govern- have told Mr. Fertig of his (the ing agency of the Jewish Welfare also be subject to arrest under the sports activity in Germany, ter Laib, Herman Radner, Mrs. ment failure to suppress the President's) interest in Palestine Federation, held Monday after- having forcibly dissolved labor, noon at the office of the Federa- Herbert 11. Warner, Shirley J. , scores of anti-Jewish riots and mi- and asked him to lay before him Eminent Woman Leader to the decree. This decree is also expected to liberal, Catholic, Protestant, Wayburn, Mrs. Henry Wineman, nor anti-Semitic incidents that have from time to time information tion, Kurt Peiser, executive sec- Address the League of raise an important question be- Jewish and all other indepen- retary, outlined the status of plans Rudolph Zuieback, Joseph Hart- become daily occurrences in almost dealing with the Jewish Home-1 tween the United States and Ger- Women's Groups dent athletic groups, conficated for the construction of a new man. every part of the country. En- land. On the strength of this many because the German-Ameri- their property and otherwise David M. Welling was elected couraged by the failure of the request Mr. Fertig is believed to home for the aged in Detroit deprived the members thereof Detroit's Jewish women will can treaty of friendship and com- Mr. Peiser Pointed to plans now for a one-year term. courts to mete out more than per- have been given the audience to- of a reasonable opportunity to under consideration which are ex- Other members serving on the functory punishment and mild fines gether with Dr. Adler and Mr. honor Mrs. Rebekah Kohut when mercial and consular rights di- train. she comes here to address the rectly contradicts the intent of pected to take care of the Detroit Board are: to anti-Semitic rioters, the mem- Lipsky. One-year term: S. Brooks Bar- bers of the anti-Semitic National League of Jewish Women's Organ- the decree. It further asserts that all acts situation. Jews Disfranchised of the German Olympic Commit- ron, Louis Bass, Anthony Deutsch, Democrats and the National Radi- izations at the league's first meet- Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich read JNF and APC Join Forces Meanwhile, a closer examina- Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Maurice cals are running wild. Although tee and its organization commit- the annual report, due to the ab- NEW YORK (WNS) — The tion of the decree, which in some tee of Berlin are controlled and sence of Mr. Peiser from the A. Enggass, Charles E. Feinberg, the inset serious anti-Jewish out- first step toward the creation of circles was interpreted as a modi- Fred A. Ginsburg, Harvey H. breaks have occurred in the small a United Palestine Appeal in this dictated by the Nazi Government meeting on account of illness. fication of the Nuremberg anti- and that various decrees and "par- Goldman, Hoke Levin, Robert R. towns, anti-Semitic riots have also country was taken here when the Elect Officers Jewish laws, disclosed that it was Marwil, Henry Meyers, Harry H. taken place in Warsaw, Lemberg ticularly the infamous 'Nurem- The Service Group board, at merely a confirmation and clari- (PLEAD': TURN TO PAGE at berg Laws' and the construction Platt, Judge Charles Rubiner, Cracow, Thorn and in various parts this meeting, elected Simon Shet- fication of those laws. The de- Reuben Jr Rosenfield, Dr. Leonard of Polish Silesia. Hardly a day placed thereon recently" prove zer as chairman for the ensuing cree emphatically excludes Jews Sidlow, Harry R. Solomon, Morris , passes without reports of Jewa be- the German Government has not fteitirffitizetiShIp,-the franchfiselind ' I. D. Stfatia, Steinberg, James changed its position either in fact year, to succeed Clarence H. Eng- MAURICE ARONSSON ing assaulted in the streets, Jew- and public office. The exemption George M. Stutz, Lewis J. Weitz - ish or in theory as comprehended by gess. Mrs. Ehrlich was re-elect- students being attacked in their Vice-Chairman of the Board from dismissal previously granted man. the A. A. U. resolution of Nov. ed president. Adolph Finster- universities and Jewish shop win- weld was chosen honorary chair- to Jewish war veterans holding Two-year term: Sidney L 2, 1933. man of the board and Maurice members of the board for a three- Alexander, Mrs. Sidney J. Allen ' dows smashed. On top of this vio- public office is repealed but they lence the Jewish population is also year term: Aronsson was elected vice-chair- are permitted to draw their pres- Morton F. Ashner, Harry Cohen Move to Oust Mahoney confronted with a rapidly-growing man of the board. Irving W. ent moieties after they are ousted Milton M. Alexander, Maurice Roy R. Fisher, Marvin B. Gingold, LOS ANGELES (WNS)—An anti-Jewish boycott. Jewish mem- Applications Being Received on Jan. 1. A minor concession, implied but unmistakable demand Blumberg, Julian II. Krolik, Henry Aronsson, Irving W. Blumberg, Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower, Harry bers of parliament have served Meyers and Gus D. Newman were for Nathan D. Metzger designed to prevent increased un- Louis C. Blumberg, A. J. L. Jackson, Mrs. Henry Levitt for the resignation of Jeremiah vice-presidents of the Blumenau, Maurice J. Caplan, Gus D. Newman, Meyer L. Pren- notice on the government that it employmeet, is made by the de- T. Mahoney as president of the elected Memorial Class Service Group. MR'S Esther R. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Herbert M. tis, Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal must act quickly and rigorously if cree In modifying the Nuremberg National Amateur Athletic Union it is to crush this mounting wave law prohibiting Jewish households because of his stand against Prussian was re-elected secretary. Eiges, Leo I. Franklin, William Samuel H. Rubiner, Alex Scheel- of Jew-hatred. Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of B'nai The following were elected Friedman, Harry S. Grant, Harry (PLEASE TURN TO L) em PAGE) American participationin the Ber- (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE ' Warsaw itself has experienced a B'rith officially opened its drive (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 1) series of anti-Jewish riots. The for new members at its meeting most recent was precipitated by an in the Maccabees Bldg. last Mon- North End Clinic Dopes to Benefit unfounded rumor that the members day night. The meeting was at- From Business Improvement and for of the Jewish sporting club, Morn- tended by a large group of mem- Star, had murdered their Pol- bers who pledged their support to 1936 to Bring it Back to Normalcy ing ish janitor. Although a police in- the membership committee and vestigation definitely established endorsed the slogan of the drive, Member Get a Member." MRS. REBEKAH KOHUT Paris Correspondent of New Figures Show Vast Disparity Between Status of Health that the murder was the work of "Every Julius Deutelbaum, a past presi- Dr. Stephen S. Wise Lauds underworld elements, the anti- Agency in 1929 and the Existing Shinwell Beats MacDonald; York Herald-Tribune to ing of the year at Temple Beth El dent of Pisgah Lodge, delivered Semites utilized the janitor's fun- Selection of Dr. Spiegel Conditions in 1935 Sir Herbert Samuel Speak at Temple Forum eral to stir up an attack on the the pep talk which officially on Tuesday, Nov. 26. and Lengyel Mrs. Kohut, recognized as the Jewish quarter. Refusal of the au- opened the drive. He pointed Defeated "Business Better Than in 1929 and the assumptions of 1935 thorities to grant the anti-Semites' out that when one thinks of a outstanding Jewish woman leader Leland Stowe, Paris correspon- Leaders of the Men's Club of in this country, will speak on the 1929" read a headline of the —in the hope that 1936 will tell LONDON (WNS) — When the dent of the New York Herald- week. But only business. The a different story. A constitutent demand that Jewish students in the Jewish problem, past or present, subject "Jewish Women Here and Shaarey Zedek, which Is sponsor- next Parliament convenes there Tribune, author of "Nazi Means state of normalcy has not yet agency of the Jewish Welfare Warsaw Polytechnique Institute he will always find that the Abroad." Iles topic is based on ex- ing a series of lectures by out- will be 18 Jews in the House of War", will lecture at the Temple reached beyond production, barter Federation and a member of the be segregated led to a riot during B'nai B'rith has played some con- periences gathered during 32 trips standing speakers who will dis- which nationalist students threw s tructive roll in behalf of Jewry. made by Mrs. Kohut to European cuss important Jewish issues, Commons, two more than in the Beth El Forum, Tuesday night, and trade. Detroit Community Fund, North Jewish Nov. 26, at students out of windows He lauded the lodge's action in last Parliament, final returns from But Mr. and Mrs. Average De- End Clinic offers medical treat- The meeting at which were encouraged this week not 8:30, on the then paraded through the city's naming the class of candidates to countries. the parliamentary election revealed. troiter only know what they read ment and care to Detroit resi- and subject, "Mus- main streets, assaulting Jewish be initiated the Nathan D. Metz- she is to deliver this address will be By parties the Jewish members of in the papers. Therefore they dents regardless of race, color or preceded by a luncheon. solini Versus Men's Club Musical pedestrians and smashing windows (PLEASS TURN TO LAST PAOLI the new House of Commons are The invocation at this meeting The League of assume—and with some justifica- creed. Some clinic patients pay in Jewish-owned shops Evening Next Monday divided as follows: 9 Conservatives, tion — that all the humanitarian small fees, if and when they are will be given by Mrs. Joseph II. Nations." In Lemberg, a Jewish student, 5 Laborites, two Samuelite Liberals Ehrlich. A tribute to Mrs. Kohut, Leland Stowe functions, as well as the social and able to do so. In 1929, this in- Rosenberg, died from injuries suf- and two Simonite Liberals, the lat- The Men's Club of Shaarey come from patients for medical business activities of 1929, have in which all presidents of organiza- Copy Due Day Earlier is one of Amer- ter being supporters of the govern- Zedek will feature a musical care, laboratory examinations, 't- fered when he was attacked by an For Next Week's Issue tions affiliated with the league will evening ica's ace re- been resumed. That communal rays, anti-Semitic mob. All told 70 Jews at the second member- ment. The Jewish Conservative M. medicines, dental-care, or- participate, has been arranged by porters in for- projects are again flourishing— thodontia, P.'s are L. H. Gluckstein, Marcus ship meeting of the season to be glasses, medical and were injured in Lemberg. In Sos- On account of Thanksgiving Miss Hattie Gittleman. Mrs. Oscar held on Monday evening, Nov. eign fields. He that the widow, the orphan, the surgical nitz, a 11-year-old Jewish boy was Samuel, A. M. Lyons, D. B. Joel, appliances, etc., was $26,- Day, forms for the next issue of Robinson is chairman of this meet- won the Pul- aged and the ill are again receiv- 500. This Leland Stowe 25, at 8:15 o'clock. This will he Sir Isidore Salmon, T. Levy, H. G. sum, added to the ap- believed to have been fatally in.I ing and Mrs. Harry Krohn is ing the care and service we were Strauss, Sir Arthur Samuel and itzer prize in Journalism in 1930 priyileged to give them before propriation of the Detroit Com- jured when the anti-Semites ex- I The Detroit Jewish Chronicle luncheon chairman. Mrs. Fred an open meeting, and all mem- will close a day earlier than bers, their wives and friends Sir Philip Sassoon, under-secretary for his reporting of the Young the depression. It is a comfort- munity Fund, and the hospital ploded a bomb in a local synagogue. Ginsburg is president of the league. usual, and all news articles, to unaffiliated with the synagogue for the air ministry. Jewish Simon- Reparations Conference. In 1924 able assumption—but unfortun- fund raised by the Allied Jewish Mrs. Joseph Welt, first president be assured insertion in this is- are Invited. Re Liberals in the House are Leslie Mr. Stowe became foreign editor ately, not true. Campaign, provided a clinic serv- $800,000 Raised for Relief of sue, will have to be in the hands of the League of Jewish Women's Polish Jewry of Pathe News. In 1926 he was The evening's program will Hore-Belisha, minister of trans- Organizations and second national North End Clinic has compiled ice which did credit to the Jew- LONDON (WNS) — The spe- of the editor not later than 10 include a specially arranged port, and S. E. Strauss. The two called to take charge of the Paris figures showing irrefutably the ish community. (PLEASE. TURN TO esne e) cial fund being raised throughout a. m. on Tuesday, Nov. 26. group of musical selections to discrepancy between the facts of Jews among the handful of Sam- (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE) Education • Part of Program the world for the relief of Polish °proems eteeroinst be played by • string quartette uelite Liberals are James de Roth- "How little can be done for the Jewry now totals $1400,000. it was composed of members of the De- schild and Sir Percy Harris. Jew- announced here simultaneously patient, at how little expense?" troit Symphony Orchestra. The ish Laborites elected are S. S. Sil- was a question that never arose. with the publication of a statement quartette will be directed by verman, George R. Strauss, H. Day, Temple Beth El Takes Second Step revealing that English Jews had It was the desire of the entire Michael Bistritsky, eminent coni- Emanuel Shinwell, the latter hav- staff that all patients be add- I raised $200,000 toward this fund. pmer and arranger of music. ing defeated former Prime Mm- In The Democratization of Synagogue The general fund has received im- quately treated for the conditions Liturgical and Chassidic music ister Ramsay RacDonald. Sir Her- for which they sought care; and portant contributions from the will featuhm the program. By LUDWIG LEWISOHN bert Samuel and Barnett Janney, if, upon examination, additional Jews of South Africa and the Joint Liberals, and Major Harry L. "Detroit Temple Group Plan" to Be Put Into Immediate maladies were diagnosed, these, Distribution Committee in the only in the sale of tickets for the Nathan, Laborite, were the only Operation; Seven-Unit Project Outlined by This column I. copyright by the P.O., Arts ern Ur@ Prodicato Be. too, should be given every atten- United States as well as a loan of produ,tion in ighoto or in struts forbidden. Any inrOogGnont on forthcoming eta addresses but by Jewish members of the last Par- 1,600,000 zlotys ($300,000) from tion. Dr. Franklin and Israel Himelhoch this copyright will be prosecuted. compliments that have come to liament who failed of re-election. Education wan a vital part of the Polish government. these sponsors of the forum for Jewish newcomers to Parliament What was designated by Dr. Leo congregational policies by the con- the program. The patient was their excellent selection of speak- are H. G. Strauss, Conservative, gregation itself. the part-creators and bearers o ers. taught how to keep well physi- RABBI KLEIMAN 'DANGER" S. S. Silverman and II. Day, La- M. Franklin as the second step in C. An opportunity will be given cally. Environmental changes for of the syna- The American Jewish Committee the noblest tradition of Western Harry M. Shulman, president of borites. Shinwell was not a mem- the democratization to every member to voice his opin- civilization to do that? N the Men's Club, said he was espe- the largest and the benefit of his health were not at HERE ON FRIDAY in conjunction with the B'nai more, quite strictly with ber of the last Parliament but had gogue was taken ion upon matters vital specifically only suggested by the clinic's so- speaking, tha malty encouraged by the state- most enthusiastic annual meeting of Commons B'rith and the Jewish Labor Com- served In the House Temple Beth El that has been to the congregational life and to cial workers, but the proper ad- Will Address Sobbed. Eve. Serv- mittee issued the other day a state- we have with that other neo-bar ments made here by Dr. Stephen before when he was minister of of bark attack on civilization which i held in many years. The first of Jewish life in general. ices at Shimmy Zedek ( PLEADS TURN TO PAGE 3) . ment repudiating the Nazi charge called Fascism. The difference to S. Wise relative to two of the mines in the two Labor govern- these steps taken by Temple Beth D. Another step will have been speakers In the series--Dr. Shal- Rabbi Philip Kleiman of Temple that Communism is a predomi- ments of MacDonald. taken toward the democratization vs, namely that the Nazis destroy El almost • quarter of a century Beth El of Milwaukee will be the nantly Jewish movement and that all Jews and the Bolsheviks spare om Spiegel and Emil Lengyel. The defeat of Sir Herbert Sam- ago was the introduction of the of the synagogue. Referring to Dr. Spiegel, who speaker at the late Friday evening the Communist attack on Western uel, leader of the majority wing of unassigned seating system accord- Seven-Unit Division FRAM WILL SPEAK ON services at the Shaarey Zedek on civilization is the work of Jews. I those who repudiate their Jewieh- will speak at the Shaarey Zedek the Liberals, came as a great up- ing to which the poor man's corner The scheme as outlined at the ness-- that difference, though in- on the subject "Jewish Self-Hate", Nov. 29. SINCLAIR LEWIS' BOOK could have desired the statement set. There in a plan on foot to make and the rich man's corner were meeting plans for the division of The speaker this Friday evening to be differently worded; I could tense, at this moment of history, on Sunday evening, Dee. 8, Dr. a seat in the House for him by hav- will be seen to have been negligible Wise said: eliminated from the Synagopl the congregation into seven unit "It Can't Happen Here," • re- will be Mrs. David de Sola Pool of have desired it to be more vigOr- in the perspective of time. ing a Liberal member from a safe scheme. This plan has now been groups each under the general Dr. Spiegel Is • groat scholar. New York. ously reasoned and to carry the • • • Liberal district resign in Samuel's followed by more than 200 congre- supervision of • group leader who view of Sinclair Lewis' novel of a profound thinker and the A social hour follows the services favor. Janner's failure to win gations in every part of the coun- in turn will have associated with that title, will be the theme of which are conducted by Cantor J. war into the enemy's country. But Now this statement of the Amer- moot fascinating lecturer you sermon Sun- From's Rabbi Leon concerning the propriety and use- re-election also came as a surprise him an assistant loader (vice chair- H. Sonenklar. fulnese of such • statement there ican Jewish Committee is the sub- ever hear d . Every lector. of man) and a secretary. Each of day morning. Nov. 24, at 10:45, because he was a candidate from try. The new plan which wi ll can be no question in the mind of ject of an attack in (of all silly kis is • work of art so well an Whitechapel, the Jewish district of known as the "Detroit Temple these groups will represent a cross at Temple Beth El, Woodward RABBI SPERKA SPEAKS the New Masses written an ackievense•t a learning." any one whose brains have not places!) London. His defeat is attributed to Group Plan" contemplates a much section of the entire congregational and Gladstone. The public is in- James Waterman Wise. It Dr. Wise's statement, made in the vited. AT FRIDAY GATHERING been completely addled. For though by the fact that the Labor Zionists membership. grieves me to set down that name course of his address here under larger measure of participation in I can conceive of Jews suffering In response to many requests These group leaders with the supported his Laborite opponent. congregational affairs than has in this most miserable connection. the auspices of the Sisterhood of Rabbi Joshua Sperka will be the and fighting for a co-operative I would have wished it to have al- Shaarey Zedek, on Nov. 12, was Pp defeating former Prime MM- heretofore been possible under the rabbis and the president of the from members of the congrega- pacifist egalitarian order, for a liter MacDonald, Shinwell became scheme of organization of Jewish congregation, who will act as gen- tion. Rabbi From chose Sinclair next speaker at Congregation B'nai freer and luster and nobler society, most any other name. For aside accompanied by the explanation eral chairman, will constitute the Lewis story of the coming of a David's late Friday evening gather- a national figure. Son of a White- Congregational life. see no reason why any Jew should from all those principles of piety, that he knows more about Dr. I ing on Nov. 29. His topic will be Fascist dictatorship to America congregational council. Each group chapel tailor, Shine/ell is • veteran suffer a moment's discomfort for of loyalty, of honor, which Marxlat Spiegel than perhaps any other The Plan Outlined will choose its own projects for dis- as the theme of his sermon. The "Which Is the Best Religion?" of the Labor Movement. His vote repudiate ab refegro—Com- man in his audience because Dr. These gatherings are proving the sake of that oligarchical state- ethics As explained to the meeting by cussion, the only limitation being rabbi will describe the factors in Spiegel is professor of Hebrew in was double that of MacDonald in popular and are being well attend- capitalism. ruthlessly totalitarian, munism of this kind, held In the the mining constituency of Sesham. President Israel Himelhoch, the that such project must have some American life that are today ed. The social programs feature a brutal and oppressive, which has security of a wicked capitalist so- the Jewish Institute of Religion bearing upon the Congregational making for Fascism and dictator- ciety being la the realm of thinking of which Dr. Wise is president A great many non-Jewish friends plan contemplates: A. A re-vitalization of interest Ilife or upon Jewish life in general. ship, as well so the forces which guest soloist and • dramatic read- been set O} in the former Russian exactly what the prostitute's Dr. Wise, (looting from a book of Zionism were also elected while spiritual life of the Temple. Once a group has come to a dea- ' tend to preserve American de- ing. Refreshments are served. The empire. %hat have we either as John Doran, Conservative. the only in the Greater Jews or as American citizens or as (PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 11) Insane MIN To 1.3rr racr4 participation in the public is invited. mocracy. B. (PLEADS TURN TO PAGE I) outspoken anti-Semite in the House shaping and the carrying out of 1 of Commons, was beaten. NEW YORK.—A resolution op- posing the holding of the 1936 Olympics in Berlin and urging the Olympic authorities to postpone or remove it, was adopted at a spec- ial meeting of the German-Ameri- can League for Culture. The league, an association said to be composed of groups repre- senting 75,000 Amercians of Ger- mans descent, including the Work- men's Sick and Death Benefit As- sociation of the United States and other organizations, met at 240 East 80th St. About 80 delegates attended. The resolution also urges the Amateur Athletic Union not to certify any American athlete for competition in Berlin and pledges its support to former Justice Jere- miah T. Mahoney to the Move the Olympics Committee, to the Committee on Fair Play in Sports and all other groups and individ- uals actively opposed to the Olym- piad under Nazi auspices." BERLIN (WNS) — Because the new Nazi decree interpreting the national citizenship law and the law for the protection of German blood and honor announced that these laws apply not only to German Jews but also to foreign Jews resident in Germany, the entire REPORT SPREAD OF RIOTS IN POLAND HONOR MRS. KOHUT HERE ON TUESDAY MEMBERSHIP DRIVE OPENED BY PISGAH 18 JEWS VICTORS IN STOWE TO REVIEW BRITISH ELECTION EUROPEAN CRISIS FORUM OF SHAAREY ZEDEK IS PRAISED THE WORLD'S WINDOW ■