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PALESTINE GRANTS Nazi Proposal Made That World
WAR VETERANS IN ' AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE AND AMERICAN
JEWS 3,250 VISAS
POLAND IN FIGHT
Jewry Ra i se Large Fund to Help
JEWISH CONGRESS DEMAND ACTION BY LEAGUE
FOR
SIX
MONTHS
ON ANTI -SEMITISM
Mass Emigration of German Jews
TO END GERMANY'S PERSECUTIONS OF JEWS
;
Largest Immigration in the
Country's History Re-
ported for 1935
Notable Conference of 500
Jews and Christians
Held in Warsaw
Committee Lauds Christian Churches for Part in Curbing Propaganda in the United' REPORT DRASTIC LAWS
States; Congress Says Boycott Brought Germany on the Verge of Bank-
SAY INDUSTRIALISTS
TO CURB IMIMGRATION
ruptcy Because of International Boycott
BACK JEW - BAITERS
Ij
Sir Herbert Samuel, Viscount Bearsted and Simon Marks to Form
British Delegation to This Country to Present
Proposal to American Jews
Energetic
Z. 0. A. Calls for Energ
1 of individuals and groups, failed
Action Held World Duty
Resistance to Legisla-
"If the non-conformist in Ger- for the most part to enlist much.
BY PAYING FOR EXPORTS PERSECUTED JEWS COULD
live Council
the League of Nations would act many may be destroyed and if I interest and support, according
ESCAPE FROM REICH WITH MOST OF THEIR FUNDS
"to call the German National the world will sit silent while that I to the report of the executive
WARSAW (WNS) — Creation Socialist Government before the destruction is being consumated, ' I c o mm i tt e e , read by Sol. M.
JERUSALEM (WNS -Palcor
.
of a united front of Christian and bar of international justice" in then the world has confessed it-' Stroock, its chairman. This lackl
— has
The been
Jewish
Agency
for
Palestine
granted
3,250
Jewish veterans of the Polish army accordance with the recommends- self bankrupt in its own endeavor of effectiveness was attributed in Agency)
-, certificates in the labor immigra- Alternative Threatens Even Worse Hardships; French Jewish
measure
the fact that in
" a num
was decided upon at a notable con- Dons made by James G. McDonald to preserve
and to continue
the 1
bee
of
the
anti-Semitic
agitators
tion
schedule
for
the
six
months
ference of 500 representatives of in his letter of resignation as history of the struggle for civili-
Leaders Hold Mass-Emigration Scheme is
were exposed as cranks and . rack „nn , rig April, 1936, the Palcor
war veterans'. groups which met in League of Nations High Commis- zation.
the Warsaw city hall. Attending stoner for Refugees (Jewish and
"Mr. McDonald spoke by the eteers whose irresponsible m incite ` Agency learned from highly au-
Economically Impossible
the conference as observers were others) Coming From Germany. book when he pointed out that tions made them the laughin thoritative sources. This figure in-
cludes 1,000 certificates which the
high government officials, among
Two hundred delegates, meet- oppression within Germany which stock of the decent-minded pe
of the country."
Jewish Agency received in advance
them War Minister Glucovski, ing at Hotel Astor, New York, for caused Jews and other non-con-1
Fight on Propaganda Asked
last Octoker.
Minister of Commerce Guretzki, the committee's 29th annual fonnists to face the alternative
Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope,
meeting,
adopted
a
resolution
of
dying
of
starvation
within
Ger-
"At
the
some
time,"
the
ree
Vice-Minister of Commerce Kovetz-
ki and General Smigli, inspector praising Mr. McDonald's work in many or emigrating under condi- port warned, "the agitation ill High Commissioner of Palestine,
who
issues the semi-annual immi-
the League post and urging action tions which force them to leave continuing and in some sections
general of the Polish army.
The president of the Jewish war on his suggestions. The resolution their life savings within Germany, of the country is thriving as a gration schedule in consultation
veterans, M. Bergman, pleaded or was carried after former Supreme imposed a burden on other coun- result of unsettled economic and with the Jewish Agency, fixed the
cooperation in meeting the wave Court Justice Joseph M. Pros- tries, which burden gave them political conditions." • absorptive capacity of the country
The efforts of Christian church- for the current six months at
in turn the right to protest the
of anti-Semitism and declared that . icauer, in moving it, had said:
A concept that the State may Nazi defiance that non-conform- es in the direction of good-will .1,450 but deducted 1,200 permits
Jewish rights in Poland, won at the
,
cost of blood and suffering, would exterminate and expel all those ist oppression was a matter of were singled out for special men to account for tourists who remain
with whom it finds itself in die internal politics, was untenable tion among the factors contribute in the country without permission.
never be given up.
Accuse Industrialists
agreement is a concept that car - in a world where the right to ing to the failure of anti-Jewish The Government estimates that at
present tourists establish perma-
Jewish industrialists in Lodz are vies within itself the potentiali- regulate its own internal affairs propaganda to take root here.
The League of Nations' special committee for international assistance for refugees on
In the absence of Dr. Cyrild
financial
support
to
the
anti-
Thursday issued • report at Geneva announcing concrete plans for the extension of aid to
ties of destruction for every man resulted in disaster to other coun- Adler, president of the committee, nent residence at the rate of 200
giving
per month.
Semitic National Democrats in or- and woman in .the world—if it tries of the world."
German-Jewish
refugees as well as refugees from Russia.
Anti-Semitic agitation in this who was kept from the meeting
Largest Migration In 1935
der to protect their factories from is the Jews in Germany today, it
The report recommends the appointment of an outstandin• personality to insure con-
The largest immigration in the
Lehman
anti-Semitic riots, a delegation of may be the Protestants in some country, although carried on in by illness, Judge Irving
tinuity of refugees aid work carried on until this week by High Commissioner James G. Mc-
'et ...slot TURN TO LAWI PADS)
history of Palestine occurred in
the last year by "a large number"
Jewish merchants from Lodz was other country tomorrow.
1935 with the entry of 61,641 Jews,
Donald: The summoning of •n inter-governmental conference to establish a general sys-
informed by Senator Karl Algeyar
tem for legal protection for refugees from Germany is proposed and the committee also sug-
the
Palcor
Agency
learned.
Last
and Deputy Vodovski, who repre-
gested facilitation, of emigration of German refugees to regions like Palestine and South
year's record total represents an
sent Lodz in parliament. The Jew-
increase of almost 60% over the
Physicians Organize
America.
ish merchants had called on Alge-
peak
figure
of
1934,
when
42,359
As a perm•nent measure, the committee proposed creation of • commission, consist-
For
Palestine
Work
yar and Vodovski to urge them to
Jewish immigrants were admitted.
ing of representatives of various government., Jewish and non-Jewish groups, to handle the
use their influence to put an end
Provisional
immigration
figures
for
problem
of Jewish refugees. The commission would become an autonomous body under the
Detroit's Jewish physicians
to the rapidly growing anti-Jewish
the month of December, 1935 indi-
League of Nations when the "Nansen office," now handling the refugee problem, ceases to exist
will be organized to aid the
boycott. In most cities of Poland
cate
that
3,892
Jews
entered
the
in 1938.
lladassah Rothschild Hospital Annual H e b r e w Schools'
huge signs reading "buy nothing
country during that period at the
The committee's report declared it to be the duty of the *elan• states to assist countries
from Jews" have been posted near Eminent News Commentator in Palestine, at a conference
Event to Be Held
Jaffa and Haifa porta.
heavily burdened because of refugees, and to help insure gradual re-absorption of refugees
to Speak at Shaarey
to be held at 3 p. m. on Sun-
all Jewish shops.
on
Jan.
22
In
this
number
were
included
day, Jan. 12, in the small ball-
to prevent the problem from taking a more acute form.
Meanwhile Polish Christians are
Zedek Jan. 19
305 persons classified as capitalists
room of the Stotler Ilotel.
"Refugees from Germany have no international juridical status," the report said. "This
organizing s nationwide movement
because they had brought £1,000
Dr. Harry E. August, chair-
to protest against the anti-Jewish
Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner of
situation should be remedied without delay?'
Harry
M.
Shulman,
president
of
man
of
the
committee
in
charge
Cleveland
will
be
the
guest
speaks
(approximately
$5,000)
or
more
riots. Trade Union leaders, liberals,
students and even members of the the Men's Club of Congregation of organization plans, an- er at the annual donor luncheon with them into Palestine. In 1935
the Women's Auxiliary of the there were 4,525 immigrants in the
clergy are rallying to the side of Shaarey Zedek, announces that spe- nounces that addresses at this of
the Jews. Cardinal August Illonde cial student tickets will be sold for conference will be delivered by United Hebrew Schools, it was capitalist category and 3,561 in
the
lecture
to
be
delivered
by
Dr.
Fred M. Butzel, Rabbi Leon announced this week by hire. 1 1934 '
condemned Nazi racial policies in
Drastic Laws Proposed
I
Emil Lengyel on Sunday evening, Pram and Simon Shetzer.
a radio address.
A series of new, drastic laws
At this meeting, it is planned
designed
to curb illegal immigra-
to organize Detroit physicians
Seek $1,000,000 Fund
tion into Palestine was proposed
into a chapter of the American
NEW YORK (WNS)—Organi-
by the Palestine Government in
Jewish l'hysicians' Committee
zation of the American Committee
Intaking public the draft ordinances. on Jan. 16, it was learned here.
which is in charge of collect-
for the relief of Jews in Poland to
The proposed plan involves three points: 1—Jews must get Great Britain to
7 `'Bette amendments to the immigra-
ing the funds in this country
raise $1,000,000 in this country for
tion laws provide: firth, that ships' permit this huge number of German Jews to be transferred to Palestine or British
for the Hadassnh Hospital in
reconstructive relief in Poland Is
captains would be required to fur-
take their capital
Palestine.
announced here by Benjamin Win-
nish lists of their passengers; sec- territories; 2—Jews leaving Germany under this plan will be able to
, ter and Z. Tygel, president and
ondly, small ships abetting illegal with them only in German goods, just as Jews going to Palestine from Germany are
e. executive director, respectively, of
entry would be confiscatable by the allowed to do; 3—World Jewry is to raise the money required for liquidating the
•• the Federation of Polish Jews in
Government; thirdly, the onus of German exports which the emigrating Jews would take with them.
America. Prominent Jews through-
proof for legality would rest with
- y out the country are now being soli-
Although no details of the plan could be obtained from any authoritative Jewish
the persons charged with illegal
, j cited for permission to use their
<I 'quarter, spokesmen for Jewish or-
entry; fourthly, persons remaining
' names as sponsors of the campaign.
1 ganizations here, while loathe to
in the country beyond the permis-
discuss the project, which would
sible periods would be liable to
Poland Intercedes for Polish Jaws
(involve a mass exodus of unpre-
penalties; fifthly, heavy penalties Says U. S. Will Still
in Germany
and
cedented proportions in modern
Miss Butzel, Mrs. Frank
would be imposed upon those abet-
Be Out of Olympics
BERLIN (WNS) — Although
times, unofficially pointed out the
ting illegal immigration.
Mrs. Diamond are the
handicapped by its close political
numerous difficulties and obstacles
Palestine's
First
Brewery
Chairmen
and commercial relations with Ger-
FITCHBURG, Mass. (WNS)
involved in the realization of such
Palestine's first brewery has
many, the Polish government,
a gigantic scheme.
commenced operations in the colony —Confidence that the Ameri-
Max
M.
Silverman
Miss Emma Butzel, Mrs. II. J.
Again
through its embassy in Berlin, has
can
team
will
still
be
kept
out
of Rishon le Zion, one of the old
Means Backing for Nazis
L. Frank, and Mrs. David S.
tactfully protested to the Nazi
Retained As Its Presi-
established wine cellars being con- of the Berlin Olympic Games
In the first place Jewish sup-
Diamond will serve as the chair-
authorities against continued per-
verted for factory use. The brew- was expressed here by Dr. John
dent
men of the three sponsor com-
poi for this proposal would
secution and expulsion of Polish
ery was founded on the initiative Haynes Holmes, a leader in the
I
mittees for Federation Days, un
move to get this country to
Jews, it was admitted by spokes-
mean Jewish financial backing for
(PLEASE TURN TO LAST PAGE)
der the general chairmanship of DR. BARNETT R. BRICKNER
withdraw. Admitting that the
men for the Polish embassy. Guard-
Max M. Silverman was unani- I Germany and a flagrant violation
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson.
"appeal to the young men and mouthy re-elected president of the l of the anti-Nazi boycott. Any
ing the rights of Polish Jews un-
The annual series of Federation Charles Robinson, chairman of RABBI NATHAN KOLLIN
women who will represent this
der the German-Polish trade treaty,
SPEAKS FRIDAY NIGHT co u n t r y has failed," Dr. House of Shelter at the annual Jewish move to give economic aid
Days, held under the auspices of the program committee.
t' embassy succeeded in saving
Holmes declared "we have left meeting held on Sunday, Jan. 5, to Nazi Germany, would, it was
the
Jewish
Welfare
Federation,
Rabbi
Brickner
has
selected
as
t e jobs of 200 Polish Jews who
LEE A WHITE
one more resort and this is at the residence of the organize- pointed out, precipitate a storm
will be opened on Sunday after- the subject of his address here Comes from Youngstown for
had been ordered dismissed by the
being used successfully. It Lion, '17 Alger Ave. Samuel blintz,
noon,
Feb.
9,
at
the
Jewish
Corn-
Address
at
Shaarey
Zedek
"Facing the World as Jews." He
Nazi labor front. The embassy also Jan. 19. in the main auditorium of
will cost more than $300,000 was elected first vice-president in Jewish circles. Grave doubt
,
Services
tained the nullification of ex- Shaarey Zedek, on the subject "The munity Center, when the Fresh is an eloquent orator, an educator
tra-
has
to enter the United States in for the coming term. Isaac Rosen- was also expressed that Great
lsion orders involving 150 of the Boiling Cauldron of Europe." Na- Air Society, the Jewish Commu- and scholar of note. He
0 Polish Jews ordered to leave than L. Milstein is chairman of the nity Center and the United He veled extensively throughout this
Rabbi Nathan Kollin of Youngs- the games and we are working thal and Moses Levitt were elected Britain would allow any such huge
the
to prevent money from being second and third vice-presidents, number of Jews to enter its ter-
ermany during 1935, and was Men's Club open forum committee. brew Schools will hold their an country, Europe and Palestine. town, 0., will be the speaker at
Besides contributing to numerous late Friday night services of Shaa- raised. I am proud to say we respectively. Louis Dan n was ritories. A third obstacle is the
I tesponsible for the repeal of local
Lee A White, editorial secretary nual meetings and present a
are succeeding."
magazines, he is an associate edi- rey Zedek on Jan. 17.
ordinances which would have of the Detroit News, an able teach• program. Julian H. Krolik
again chosen to serve as treas- huge cost the project entails. It
e Services, which begin at 8:15 p.
ousted Polish Jews from annual er of journalism and in his own preside and Mrs. II. J. L. Fran tor of the Reconstructionist.
urer, Benjamin Kaminsky as fi- is est' Mated that it would cost
fairs and market places. The Polish rights a good lecturer, will preside heads the list of sponsors for this is a leader in American Zionism m e are directed by Cantor J. H.
nancial secretary and Maurice E. $1,000 to take one Jewish fam-
gym
A
uniTo
Sonenklar.
A
social
hour
follows
'
and in educational movements.
embassy is now attempting to reach and introduce the guest speaker.
activity.
Williams, as recording secretary. ily out of Germany and settle it
the
address
of
the
evening
i
He
is
president
of
the
Council
of
a definite agreement with the Nazi
Miss
Emma
Butzel
is
chairman
Dr. A. M. Hershman was re- elsewhere, which means that the
Dr. Lengyel, who is one of the
FAMOUS
n
ekt.he
cost of transporting 250,040 Jews
authorities to determine officially best known commentators on for. of the group of sponsors for the Jewish Education of Cleveland, social hall of the Shaarey Zed
(PPLEASE TURN TO PAGE
Friday
evening,
the
speaker
1
PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 3)
OPPOSITE EDITIORAL)
of
the
Cleveland
This
esented
by
the
the status of Polish Jews within
r
p
be
vice-president
program to
Jewish Children's Home, the Jew- Jewish Welfare Federation, trees- will be Rabbi Louis Feinberg of '
the framework of Nazi laws.
ad-,
1
Cincinnati,
the
topic
of
whose
ish Child Placement Bureau, the urer of the National Council of
Jewish Social Service Bureau and Jewish Education and is an active dress will be "A Refugee of Spirit..
the Jewish Unemployment Emer• leader of the League Against War'
I Dr. Everett Dean Martin to
gency Council, on Sunday after- and Fascism. A peace advocate FRANKLIN TO DISCUSS
Speak on "The Bar-
noon, Feb. 16, at the Center. and a friend of labor, he is fre-
PARENT-CHILD ISSUE
barian in our Midst”
Melville S. Welt will preside upon quently called upon to arbitrate ,
this occasion, when the annual in industrial disputes. The most
called'
On
Sunday
morning,
Jan.
12,1
Dr.
Everett
Dean Martin, one
WAS
meetings
of
these
agencies
will
recent
case
in
which
he
By LUDWIG LEWISOHN
also be held. upon to act as arbitrator was in at Temple Beth El, Dr. Leo M. of the most eloquent speakers on Committee's Purge Branded as Dictatorship; Incorporate
Body to Sponsor Rival International
The sponsor committee for Sun- the dispute of the Cleveland Rail- Franklin will discuss the subject, I the American lecture platform and
This column Is ropyrIghl by the Seven Arts Feature Syndicate Re-
Athletic Meets
production In whole or In part atcictly forbidden. Any lAfrIAtom.I .
day afternoon, Feb. 23, when the way Co. and the Carmen's Union. "Child and Parent—Which Pre-, one of the famous educators in the
proeecut
ed.
win
this copyright
ho
sects the Greater Problem?" I United States, will address the
Hebrew Free Loan Association,
Dr. Brickner received his B. S.
Temple
Forum
This
address
is
given
in
re-
NEW YORK (WNS) — A re- here by Samuel K. Maccabee, the
s
the House of Shelter, the Jewish
Old Folks' Home and the North and 51. A. from Columbia Um- sponse to numerous requests that
at Temple newed national effort to keep the organiser.
I Wauchope seems ruefully and re- End Clinic will present their an- versity of Cincinnati. lie e Was or - have recently come to the rabbi
THE LEGISLATIVE
Mr. Maccabee, who is chairman
Beth El, next United States out of the Berlin
, gretfully to have, no to speak,
COUNCIL"
Olympic Games will be launched
the Move the Olympics Commit-
reports and stage their year. dained Rabbi by Hebrew Union to express his views upon such',
Tuesday night, shortly after the first of the year, of
We were hoping against hope shrugged his shoulders. lie hoped nual
tee , said his organization is seeking
crucial problems as birth control.
ly programs at the Center, is C o ll ege.
that the rumor would remain a that the relations between the headed by Mrs. David S. Diamond.
Jan. 14, on the it was announced here by Charles 1,000,000 paid members at 25 cents
the outlook of family life in
rumor and that England would not Jews and England would remain Abe Srere will serve as chairman
On Jan. 14, at 2 p . nt. , the
subject: "The Ornstein, representative of the Or more each. The basis of mem-
and the shifting of re-
Women's Auxiliary of t he United America
complicate the tragedies and moral I as pleasant as ever. He repeated of this Federation Day.
the
1181-Laden In Jewish Welfare Board on the bership will be the 500.000 people
that
the
government
was
determ-
Hebrew
Schools will hold a pep sponsibility church.
from parents to
confusions of the world by this ;
school
a
nd
cbhava
in is American Olympic Committee. Still who signed the committee's peti-
hs. l dr et t..."
Ou)rIilia
Sta aN tlen r., , ML)ac Wolf
folly and this iniquity. Our hope meal.
cart n.f tt , :l i.u
rally
at
usual
debating whether to follow other tion. The organization also plans a
• •
was vain. Sir Arthur Wauchope,
opponents of American participa-
10:45.
OPPD SITE EDITORIAL)
renowned u tion in resigning from the commit- winter athletic meet in 1337. Mr.
It is difficult to analyze the mo-
High Commissioner of Pelestine.
Maccabees directors are James J.
the director of tee. Ornstein said that "we haven't Crawford,
has announced that the government lives that have led Britain to take
Jacques 5I. :laliniak,
Dr. Martin
the famous
is determined (very courteously this step. On the face of it one
ion done anything officially since the Louis Lorence, Harry C. Lockwood
he seems to have etreseed the can see no advantage to the empire.
People's Institute at Cooper Un ' A. A. U. convention but different and Otto Settler.
word) to establish • Legislative Subject Arab populations (as I
New York. This Is the pioneer in- groups throughout the country are
Purge Branded Dictatorship
•
Council as follows: It is to consist have observed in French North
stitute of popular adult education sounding out sentiment and getting
•
Branding as dictatorship the re-
in America. He is also lecturer in
of 28 members; 7 Jews. 4 elected Africa too) are not reconcilable by Michigan Included in Mid-
a new plan of at•
by the Yishuv, 3 appointed by the concessions. Like all simple-minded
social philosophy at New York Uni. suggestions
for
tack on American
participation. I cent decision of the American
die States Confer-
versity. The People's Institute is imagine it will get under way in a Olympic Committee to purge itself
government; 14 Arabs (11 Mos- people they regard concession as
once
of all members opposed to Amer-
and
3
Christians),
10
elected
■
sign
of
the
conceder's
weakness
known
as
a
center
of
free
c
in
Welfare
Council
of
Detroit
ouple of weeks.
lerns and
Plans for Participation
and four appointed and 7 officials and their own strength and might
vigorous discueeion of social. petit.
Meanwhile William Kenny of ican participation in the Berlin
otile States
?fiddle
NEW
Service Group of the Federation to Be
of the British government. Hence Abstract principle , of any kind
educational
and
international
cal ,
Boston, chairman of the Olympic Olympics, the Committee of Fair
1,0'1,000
7
Amer-
Outlined
it will be seen at once that if all they do not understand. Those Conference of the
questions.
boxing committee, and Ilenry Hen- Play in Sports, in a letter to the
the British members always voted educated in Europe mouth the icon ORT campaign will be held in
Dr. Martin has succeeded in shed of New York, resigned from Olympic Committee announced its
Chicago at the Betel elicrman on
part of the work of the Detroit
determination to continue the light
Delegates to the first 1936 con- as
with us (which they are most un- words without understanding the Sunday, Jan. 20, it u•ai announced
Service Group. Through this edu- making liberal rather than radical the Olympic Committee which is against American participation.
plain
common
meaning.
Hence
to
a
likely to do) even then only
by David A. Brown, fcrence of local Jewish ay
rational program the local Jewish or reactionary viewpoints attract , now being purged of all luke-warm
Expressing the hole that the
lemate would result. The Coun- sense it would have seemed Clear here this week
Lions
will
convene
on
Sunday
after-
supporters
and
opponents
of
Amer-
his
books
to
make
of the campaign.
The first of
I would reduce us to the status that England's best assurance of national chairman
at 2:30 o'clock, at community is acquainted with the ive.
an impression on the American lean participation. It is learned Olympic Committee will sat carry
a thousand per..ene, repro- noon, Jan. 19,
work
carried
en
by
the
local.
na-
the
ballroom
its purge, the Fair Play Com.
on
out
an impotent minority in E•ets peace in Palestine would lie in the Over
that
only
$16,000
has
been
raised
"The Meaning of a
sentatives of Jewi.h fraternal. so- the Hotel Stetter,
and international agencies public was
mittee said that "the matter before
israel; to participate in it would contemporary acceleration of our cial and labor organizations, have floor. Myron A. Keys, chairman of banal
of the Jewish Welfare Federation Liberal Education." It has been to date for the Olympic fund. Over you is not a trifling one. A maior
resultent
prosperity
with
its
of
work
to consent to the destruction
called "the meet convincing per- 5300.000 is needed.
signified their intentions of attend- the committee of 21, which serves
question confronts you. Either you
r moral rights in the land and for the Arab as well as for the Jew, ing. The delegates will come from as the executive committee of the and the relationship of these agen- trait of the educated man in the Te Sponsor Rival Olympics
cy programs to the work done by
years all voices
conference, will preside.
The American Good Will Ath- serve Nazism, or you hold a higher
ra
Two
to the obliteration of the terms so that in • few
Michigan,
of ni ed ern literature."
Illinois,
eight
states,
—
Mher
private
R
loyalty—to the ideals of de Ceuber-
end meaning of both the Balfour except those of professional agita- Indiana, Wisconsin. Iowa. Missouri,
Preseme
the
Olympic
Plane for participation in the federal, civic and
'et:c
Union
to
th
the
Idook
of
the
hlon
• rs •
tors and elderly effendi, would be
been incorporated tin (father of the modern Olym-
Welfare Council of the Detroit philanthropic organizations.
Der'aration and the mandate.
Kentucky and Minnesota.
Additional matters of importance - Club issued his book on "Liberty." Ideals, Inc., has
Service
Group
of
the
)(wish
Wel-
The representatives of the Jew- obviously discredited by the march
will
be
presented
for
di:cuseion
at
last
year
the
New
York
Times
here
to
raise
a
fund
for
an
inter-
piss).
American sportsmen have a
The principal speakers at the
Our- national athletic meet next summer right to know your answer to this
: ish Agency, headed by Dr. Chaim of events and the conditions of the conference will be B. Charney Via- fare Federation will presented at
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Jewry would finance the mass emigration of 100,000 to 250,000
Jews from Germany to Palestine and other British territories, has
been unofficially suggested to Jewish leaders by spokesmen for the
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