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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1936

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Federation Meeting, Service DAWA MOVEMENT
DEMAND MADE FOR UNION OF BOYCOTT AGAINST Annual
WORLD COUNCIL FOR GERMAN
Group Get-Together Sunday Evening
FOR
IS REVIVED HERE
ENGLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLES PHILHARMONIC
ENGAGING A NAZI
BY GERMAN GROUP JEWRY TO CO-ORDiNATE PLAN
AGAINST FUTURIST TERROR ca.

Organized in Pro-
test on Naming of
Furtwaengler

paign

German-Jewish Exodus Plan Called "Enor-
mous Folly" at Meeting of Women's
Division of Jewish Congress

MRS. CATT URGES BAPTIZING U. S.
ANEW IN PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE

Joins Jewish and Non - Jewish Leaders in
Attack on Dictatorships; Dr. Stephen
S. Wise Scores Avery Brundage

NEW YORK. — Eight hundred women
representing all groups of opinion in New
York on Feb. 26 pledged themselves to the
creation of a united front against Nazism,
and support the work in this direction of the
American Jewish Congress through its

Women's Division, at the third annual luncheon of the
organization of which Mrs. Stephen S: Wise is the presi-
dent. The growing terror in Germany was described and
notice was served to Nazi Germany and its defenders in
other lands that an organized defense against the en-
croachments of Nazism is being prepared and extended,

and that not even the desire to*
save Jewish life will be permitted
to stand in the way of opposition
to any plan of action which will
orregifimneencial support
goivethe
This keynote was sounded in
the addresses by Dr. Frank Bohn,
distinguished German American Campaign Ushered in After
economist; Dr. Stephen S. Mae,
Weeks of Quiet Because
president of the American Jewish
of the Olympics
Congress; Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Catt, famous women leader;
BERLIN. — A new anti-SemIt.
Prince Hubertus zu Loewenstein,
Catholic exile from Nazi Germany ic wave was ushered in Sunday
and by Mrs. Wise.
in Germany following weeks of
Call to Christian World
quiet because of the Winter Olym.
A call to the Christian world
and more especially to the Eng- pica.
Nazis attempted not to offend
lish-speaking world to unite in
defense against Nazism wax is- foreign visitors during the games.
sued in the address of Mrs. Catt The official organ German Jus-
and Dr. Bohn where it was made tice announced 763 notaries had
clear that not only are Jews and been ousted through the recent
other minority groups in Germany Nuremberg anti-Jewish laws.
threatened by Nazi= but that
Simultaneously, the newspaper
• ,Nazism is a threat to civilization Fraenkische Tages-Zeitung of Jul-
and democricy.
ius :Streicher*" Nazi- anti-Semitic
The plan for the establishment leader, said 162 "meetings" would
of a liquidation bank whereby be held in Franconia alone this
Germany would export additional week, of which 67 were held Sun-
goods to foreign lands and re. day. Each had a Nazi party
'ceive in exchange either foreign member as speaker.
credits or foreign values; a plan
Calls Jews World Enemy
which has the support of Dr.
"Whoever thought National So-
lijalmar Schacht and is a condi- cialism's enlightenment campaign
tion which the German govern- had gone to sleep cruelly deceived
ment will exact in exchange for himself," said Mr. Stretcher's
permission to permit Jews to leave paper. "It was only a short pause,
the country and retain some of which must come from time to
their capital was sharply attacked. time. This is over and a new
Calls for World-Wide Defense
wave begins."
Dr. Bohn, who is the chairman
The Hanover City government
of the Emergency Committee in granted permission for the first
Aid of Political Exiles from Nazi Jewish restaurants and bars ex-
Germany, and who recently re - elusively for Jews.
turned from an extended tour of
The Tages.Zeitung referred to
Germany, warned against ac-
Chancellor Adolf Hitler's etate-
cepting any such scheme. lie de- ment at the grave of Wilhelm

ANTI-JEWISH WAVE
SWEEPING GERMANY

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dared that it mud be denounced Gustloff, Nazi leader in Switzer-
on two counts: "First, because it
land who was assassinated—"We
is impossible of execution. I prom- accept the challenge" of the Jews.
ise you that the criminal German
"Let none say that the fight is
government will rob any Jew of • superfluous," said the Tnges-Zei-
•
good deal more than a slight tax.
tong. "Friends, open your eyes;
Ills important second criticism, he recognize the world enemy that
said, was "in the form of a ques-
goes restlessly over the earth, sow-
tion. Where in God's name are ing Satan's seed so that Germany
you going to place them? The will be broken.
proposal boils down to this. If
Invoke Horst Wessel

TOSCANINI TO DIRECT
PALESTINE SYMPHONY

Will Conduct Newly-Formed
Symphony in Tel Aviv
on Oct. 29

NEW YORK (WNSI—An or-
ganized city-wide boycott against
the Philharmonic Symphony So-
ciety of New York has been be-
gun here by its subscribers and
union musicians as a protest
against the naming of Wilhelm
Furtwaengler, German conductor,
tor society's
r
e e93e6rt
n
musical
a d7ret che
season.
Under the impetus of a letter by
Ira A. Hirschmann, vice-president
of Saks Fifth Ave., chairman of
the board of the University in
Exile and head of the orchestra
division of Mayor LaGuardia's
Municipal Art Committee, to Mrs.
Richard Whitney, a leader in the
society's subscription drive, more
than n score of subscribers have
cancelled their subscriptions. Dr.
Stephen S. Wise also protested.
Members of the Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra threatened a
strike unless Furtwaengler's ap-
pointment was rescinded.
Mr. Hirschmann declared that
the society's action was "a slap
in the face to the kind of free
government represented by ser-
ious-thinking Americans" because
Furtwaengler has accepted the
Nazi philosophy. Recalling that
in April, 1933. Furtwaengler had
protested against Nazi persecu-
tion of musicians on grounds of
race and politics only to "accept
the dictates of philosophy of the
Nazi government" and "work as
one of its officials" when his pro-
test was rejected, Mr. Hirschmann
said it was "unthinkable" that
"an official of the Nazi govern-
ment should be appointed to the
directorship of the major musi-
cal organization of America.

A Rehabilitated Nazi

"It must be remembered," said
Mr. Hirschmann, "that Furtwaen-
gler, among .the ,leading musicans
then llving rin Germany, chose not
to stand by his colleagues who im-
mediately left or were asked to
leave Germany, but chose to ac-
cept a position of leadership in
the Nazi government. Contrast
this decision with that of another
musician, Arturo Toscanini, until
a week ago the director general
of the Philharmonic, who refused
unalterably to participate in the
Bayreuth festival as a protest
against the treatment of his fel-
low artists and humans. The sub-
scribers of the Philharmonic So-
ciety have shown by their attitude
toward Toscanini their approval of

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Children's Home
Meeting Tuesday

•
—
The annual meeting of the Jew-
ish Children's Home of Detroit will
be held at 8 p. m. on Tuesday,
March 10, in the auditorium of
the home, Burlingame and Petos-
key Ayes.
In addition to the election of
members of the board whose terms
have expired, reports will be sub-
mitted by Herman Cohen, presi-
you raise money to pay for the "With every means the Jews are dent, and Louis Newmark, super-
transfer of young Jewish exiles
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intendent.
from Germany, Germany will rob
them within her own border be-
fore
fore she sells them without."
Bohn continued: "The im-
mediate
mediate objective must be to
arouse the English-speaking world
as never before in time of peace.
I propose that 175 millions of pen-
ple who talk the English language, Sarah Osnath - Halevy's Remarkable Interpretation of Pal-
eatinian Music Features Hadassah Roll
who are prepared to defend lib-
erty in the English tongue cry
of Honor Concert
out with one voice against the
murder of the Jewish masses."
Palestine's Yemenites are known but on her tours of Europe and
"Let us stand up and be to us as "hewers of wood," as in this country.
counted," he said "Let us be the hard-working laborers of the
Her Art of Expression
heard in every corner of the world New Judea, as the porters about
Miss Halevy's art lies in her
where English is heard. Hands whom the story is told that even facial expressions and in her hands.
off that 100,000 young Jews right the weakest looking are able to Every movement describes an in-
in Germany and all the other Jews carry on their backs trunks cident, an emotion, the joy or
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weighing in the hundreds of the sorrow of the depicted char-
pounds, and they can drag their acter.
loads with ease while climbing
Those who understand Hebrew
several flights of stairs.
in the Sephardic pronunciation-
From the ranks of the Yemen- b'habarath Sephardit—were nat-
ite women are drawn the domes- urally thrilled by the ease of
tic workers in Palestine. Theirs this artist's expression. But so
has been the menial work, and no expressive arc Miss Ilalevy's ges-
task is said ever to be too great tures, so meaningful her panto-
A New Series of 10-Session for them.
mine, -that an understanding of
And because they so cheerfully the language is unnecessary. And
Courses to Begin on
do the menial, the Yemenites are if there are some who dispute
March 16
considered by many as providing this contention, this writer pre-
the backbone for the redemption sents as proof two of the most
The spring season of Beth El
of Zion.
charming songs on her program:
College of Jewish Studies opens
The New Yemenite
The Persian song "At the Grave
Monday night, March 16. Ten-ses-
But out of the new freedom of Father," and the Felahi song
sion courses are offered in Jewish
that is being gained by the Ye- about the shepherdess who lost
history, Jewish literature, the
menites in Palestine there is and later found her lamb. Both
Bible, the New Testament and
emerging ■ new and invigorated selections were presented with re-
current events.
group which is invading the arts markable ease, with the genius
Among the members of the fac-
and the crafts, and which is mak- of an interpreter who lives the
ulty will be Rabbi Bernard Zeiger
part she plays. It was not neces-
ing a bid for the professions.
of Flint, Rabbi David Cedarbaum
Detroners were introduced to a sary to understand Persian in or-
of Lansing, Rabbi Nahum Schul-
most charming spokesman for this der to be touched by the tragedy
man of Windsor, Rabbi Elmer
new generation of Yemenites of a woman weeping upon the
Berger of Pontiac, Dr. Leo M.
when Sarah Osnath-lialevy made tomb of her father; and it is not
Franklin, Rabbi Leon Fram. Miss
her appearance at the concert on necessary to know Hebrew to be
Rose Pike of the United Hebrew
Wednesday evening, at the Ma- charmed by the words, hand and
School, Miss Anna Oxenhandler
sonic Temple, at an event which body movements and facial ex-
and Walter Farber.
concluded the Roll of Honor fund- pressions when Miss Halevy
Rabbi Zeiger will give a com-
raising effort of Detroit chapter watches over her lamb, then is
parative religion course in Chris-
disturbed over its loss, and later
tianity and Judaism. Dr. Franklin of Hadassah.
Raised in the Meier Shfeya gives vent to joy when she re-
will teach the Jewish interpreta-
covers the sheep.
tion of the New Testament. Rabbi children's colony and vocational
Her Versatility
Schulman will give a course on , school in Palestine which is spon-
Miss Halevy possesses unques.
the Talmud and the modern Jew. 'sored by Junior liadanah. Miss
hlalevy
early
acquired
brilliance
tinned
versatility
in her art. It
Rabbi Cedarbaum will teach the
symbols of the synagogue and the in dramatic expression, and dia- is not all Oriental monotone, as
was proved by her rendition of
Jewish home. Rabbi Berger will criminating audiences have ac-
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claimed her not only in Palestine
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Spokesman for Ne w Generation of
Yemenites Presents Her Art Here

SPRING SEASON OF
BETH EL COLLEGE

1

Expansion of Communit y , Leadership to Be Discussed;
"Fables and Foibles of 1936" to Be Staged
at Eving Program

Fred M. Butzel, chairman ofileave of absence, will outline plans
the executive committee otethe I for the forthcoming Allied Jew.
Jewish Welfare Federation,, Will ish Campaign, at both the Feder-
lead in a discussion of plans for ation and Service Group meetings.
the expansion of community II led- Clarence II. Enge, president
ership at the annual meeting of of the Federation, will preside at
the Federation to be held at;3 30 the Federation meeting, and Mrs.
Joseph II. Ehrlich, president of
the Service Group, will preside at
the evening get-together.
Reports at the Federation meet-
ing will be submitted by Walter

Seeks Improvement of Trade
Relations Between U. S.
And the Reich

Consists of Four Zionists and Four Non-
Zionists, Under Chairmanship of
Sir Herbert Samuel

IS SEEN AS THREAT
TO GERMAN BOYCOTT'

Claims to Be American Or
ganization but Seeks
German Sympathy

WEIZMANN LEAVES FOR LONDON
FOR AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE

An effort to break the organized
boycott of German-made goods is
seen in the formation in Detroit of
a branch of the DAWA movement
— the D e u t s c h-Amerikanischer
Wirtschafts-Auschuss with head-
quarters at 2959 llogarth Ave. In
English this organization calls it-
self the German-American Econ.
omic Alliance.
The DAWA movement first made
its appearance in New York about
two years ago and was aimed not
only to encourage trade relations
between this country and Ger-
many, but primarily to boycott
Jewish merchants in this country.
The organization of the DAWA
branch in Detroit Is the first sign
of the revival of this movement
since the lull in its activities soon
after it was originally formed.
DAWA's activities in Detroit
KURT PEISER
assume importance in view of the
reported removal of headquarters
p. m. this Sunday, March 9, at
of the Friends of the New Ger-
MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
Temple Beth El.
The Federation meeting , will Fuchs, president of the United many—the Nazi organization in
be followed, at 6 p. m., bt the Jewish Charities, and by a spokes- America—to Detroit.
annual get-together dinner of the man for the Association of Feder-
The ilr
l/Tro sITINAB isy r a i n ng ch has
Detroit Service Group, at which ation Employees.
issued a "Trade Guide" ("Wirt-
the radio revelry. Fables„ tail
Siman Shetzer will preside at
schaftsfuehrer") which is being
Foibles of 1936," written by Jul- the business meeting of the Sent-
broadcast among German Amer-
Ian Zemon, will be staged. ; ice Group and will review the
icans here. Quoting the late Pres-
Kurt Peiser, executive diiector work of the various agencies.
ident Taft who once said "The I
of the Federation, who returned Mrs. Edward A. Atlas is in
moat useful kind of patriotism is
this week from a two MEWS (PLEASE. TURN To LAST PAGE)
the one which finds its expression
in efforts to further and keep alive
friendly relations between home.
land and foreign nations," this
Franklin to Broadcast
"guide" urges German Americans
Coast-to-Coast Sermon to wear the DAWA button and
declares it "is determined to ac-
By invitation of the Colum-
complish" a number of ends,
bia Broadcasting System, Dr.
among which is the following:
Important Resolutions Show Leo M. Franklin of Temple "Improvement of trade relations
Beth El will broadcast a brief
Trend Is To Intensify'
between the United States of
service and address on a coast-
America and Germany." At the
Jewish Work
to-coast network, Sunday, March
some time, the guide claims it is
15, at 1 o'clock, Eastern Stand-
fostering
a strictly American or.
The rise of a unified igeitsh
ard Time.
ganization.
youth, • group., to be °MOAN/
He haa:chosen as hie subject
'Numerous-points
in -the-guide
known as the Association of De-
for this broadcast, "The Jew
reveal the true motive of the oe-
troit Jewish Youth, as a perma-
Whom Nobody Knows." A brief
ganization.
It
advocates
"regular
nent body representing organized
service will be read by Dr.
exhibitions of German import and
and unorganized Jewish young
Franklin from the Union Pray-
American export-articles." An ad-
people throughout the city was
er Book and the musical re-
vertisement on the cover of the
the highlight of the session of
sponses will be rendered by
booklet by the Detroit office j, the
the second Detroit Jewish Youth
George Galvani and the full
Hamburg- Amerika Linie urges
Conference held at the Jewish
choir of Temple Beth El. Abram
visits to Germany on German boats
Conimdnity Center last Sunday,
Ray Tyler will preside at the
and advocates the purchase of Ger.
March 1—a session also featured
organ.
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by the following definite stands
This service is under the
taken in formal resolutions:
auspices of the "Church of the
1. Repudiation of assimilation
Air."
AUGUST WILL ADDRESS

PERMANENT YOUTH
GROUP ORGANIZED

as a channel of adjustment to
American life on the part of
Jewish youth.
2. Endorsement of and •
pledge of co-operation with the
League for Human Rights in
the anti-German boycott move•
ment.
3. Endorsement of and a
pledge of co-operation with the
Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica program for the re-estab-
lishment of Palestine ■ s • na-
tional Jewish homeland and the
creation of • cultural unit to
further the study of Zionism.
4. Creation of an educational
unit and a speakers' bureau to
further the study of Jewish
history, literature and current
problems on the part of Jew-
ish youth.
5. Endorsement of recent
trends among the Jewish ma
for productirization as exem-
plified by Labor Zionism.
5. Co-operation with the Jew-
ish Community Center in the
matter of seeking employment
for the Jewish youth of the
community.
7. A pledge of co-operation
with non-Jewish youth move-
meats having interests common
with those of Jewish youth.

The session, convened at the

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Franklin to Speak
Friday and Sunday

Will Deliver Sermons at Services
at Temple Beth El

On Sunday morning, Marth 8,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy
the pulpit at Temple Beth El and
will speak on the subject: "A God-
less Book in the Bible." The dis-
cussion will center around the
Book of Esther upon which the
half holiday of Purim, of the
Feast of Lots, is based.
Continuing the series of Sabbath
Eve services at Temple Beth El,
Dr. Franklin will, next Friday,
March 13, speak on the subject:
"Three Short Commandments."
At the Sabbath Eve services,
Dr. Franklin is making the Ten
Commandments the general theme
of his addresses, while Rabbi Leon
Fran is dealing with implications
of the Prayer Book.
Services continue to arouse
great interest, and the congrega-
tions in attendance grow weak by
week.
The institution of the Sabbath
Eve Service is a direct result of
• project initiated from within the
congregation under the plan now
known as the Detroit Temple
Group Plan. Interest in this new
type of congregational organiza-
tion Is manifesting itself in many
parts of the country, and it is
likely that the same system will
shortly be adopted in several con-
gregations in different parts of the
United States.

OPEN BIRO-BIDJAN
DRIVE WEDNESDAY

Soviet Ambassador Troyan-
ovsky to Be the Guest
Speaker at Dinner

Alexander A. Troyanovsky, Am-
bassador from the Soviet Union to
the United States, will make his
first public address in this coun-
try since last fall at a dinner to
be tendered in his honor by the
American Committee for the Set-
tlement of Jews in Biro-Bidjan at
the Hotel Astor in New York City
on Wednesday evening, March 11.
This occasion will inaugurate a
national campaign to raise the
funds required to assist 1,000 fam-
ilies of destitute and persecuted
Jets in Poland, Germany and
other Eastern European countries
to settle this year in the recently
created Jewish Autonomous Terri-
tory in the USSR. Under an ar-
rangement made with the Soviet
Government, which has granted
exceptionally favorable conditions
to facilitate this settlement and
will extend many privileges and
exemptions to the new immigrants,
it will be possible to rescue 1,000
families and start them on the
road to a secure and independent
existence for the sum of $350,000
or $350 a family.
Among the approximately ISO
prominent people from all walks
of life who make up the committee
of sponsors for this dinner are
Senator Robert F. Wagner, Abram
I. Elkus, Supreme Court Justice
Mitchell Erlanger, Samuel Zemur.
ray, Governor James M. Curley of
Massachusetts, Congressman Ema-
nuel Celler, Jacob Billikopf, Hon.
Lucius N. Littauer, Col. Hugh L.
Cooper, Rev. Dr. Nathan Kress,
William C. Dickerman, Hon. Sam-
uel Levy, Judge Jeremiah T. Ma-
honey, George Gordon Battle, Dr.
Henry Moskowitz, Judge Mitchell

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COUNCIL JRS. DIRECT
SERVICES AT SHAAREY
ZEDEK FRIDAY NIGHT

The late Friday evening serv-
ices at Congregation S h a a r e y
Zedek on March 13 will be con-
ducted by the Junior Council of
Jewish Women.
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman will
read the ritual, Cantor J. 11.
Sonenklar and the choir will per-
form the services and Beryl Ja-
cobs, president of the Junior
Council, will speak on "National
Council as a Way of Living." At:.
rangements for this program are
in charge of Dorothy Rosenthal
and Esther Loewenberg.

Will Make Demand for at Least Half of
Proposed $15,000,000 Fund to Go
for Settlement in Palestine

JERUSALEM (WNS)-Palcor Agency)—
The World Council for German Jewry, a
small committee to coordinate plans for the
emigration of 100,000 German Jews during
the next four years, has already been formed,
the Palcor Agency learned just before Dr.

Dr. Chaim' Weizmann, president of the Jewish Agency
for Palestine, left for London, The Council, purposely
small in order to be effective in carrying out a large-scale
program, will consist of four Zionists and four non-Zion-
ists. ,The seven members whose names are already avail-
able include Dr. Weizmann, Felix M. Warburg and Dr.

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35,640 EMIGRANTS
ASSISTED BY HIlkS

Stephen S. Wise of New York,
L ord Ifd eat y r a, g t eddr; r Ste tode4m Mar,
Sir
hilda
(11)z.

Herbert Samuel;' chairman. The
four latter are of London. It is
believed that the eighth place is
being left open for. another Zion-
ist of America.
Jewish Refugees Given Aid The World Council for German
Jewry is the culmination of the
to Settle in New .
plane recently broached in Eng-
Countries
land and the United States by a
delegation headed by Sir Herbert
Reports presented at the an• Samuel. It aims to help 100,000
nual meeting of the Hebrew Shel- people, between the ages of 17
tering and Immigrant Aid Society and 35, to leave Germany for
other lands during the next four
(HIAS) held Sunday afternoon,
years. Dr. Weizmann will re-
March 1, at Hotel Astor, New main in London about three
York City, showed that 13,428 weeks. His first important con-
German Jews had been forwarded ference has been fixed for March
by IIIAS and its foreign affiliate, 14, when the leaders of English
Jewry will assemble in London to
the ICA, operating as HICEM adopt plans whereby they may
(HIAS-ICA Emigration Amocia- contribute their share of $6,000,-
tion )to overseas countries such 000 over four years to what is
as the United , States, Canada, expected ultimately to be • $16,-
Central America-, Argentina,'Ora- 900,0416-4und: Dr. Welzmann will
zil, Paraguay, South Africa, then report on the position in
China and Manchukuo. German- Palestine as it affects Jewish im.
Jewish refugees were sent to migration. It is understood that
France, Spain and other Euro- Dr. Weizmann will then present
peen countries either for voca- a demand that at least half of all
tional training or for permanent funds raised to aid German Jew-
settlement and, in addition, a ish emigration shall be allotted
large number of refugees were for settlement in Palestine. He
repatriated to their respective na- will also insist, it is learned, that
tive countries.: these funds be put into projects
It was further reported that which will be supervised by the
work amongst Jewish migrants, Jewish Agency.
was carried on in Poland, Rumen -
Wsismann Optimistic
FAMILY WELFARE BODY is, Lithuania, Latvia, France,
Czechoslovakia, Turkey, Belgium, Prior to his departure, Dr. Weis-
The second meeting of the Fans. Holland, Danzig, Argentina, Bra- mann gave an exclusive Inter/few
ily Welfare Committee will be held
zil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile to the Palcor Agency on the put.
Wednesday, March 11, at 8:30 p.
poses of his visit to London. Orig-
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m., in Room 26 of Temple Beth El,
inally scheduled to leave two
Gladstone and Woodward.
weeks ago, he had been detained
The program will center around NAME LEVI PUBLISHER
in Palestine in connection with
a discussion of the work of the
OF HERALD-EXAMINER the efforts being made by Jewish
Mental Hygiene Clinic of the Jew-
leaders here against the proposal
ish Social Service Bureau. Dr.
CHICAGO (WNS)—After gem to establish • legislative council
Harry E. August, head of that Ing as vice-president and general In Palestine. Dr. Weizmann de-
clinic, will speak on the subject, manager of the Louisville Courier. clared that despite The serious po-
"Psychiatry and Family Welfare." Journal and the Louisville Times litical situation In Palestine, he is
He will outline the place of psy- for 11 years, Emanuel Levi has optimistic regarding the outcome.
chiatric service in a family case resigned to become publisher of He paid tribute to the members
work agency and indicate the the Chicago Herald and Examiner, of the douse of Lords who last
type of problems that come to its a Hearst paper. Mr. Levi, who is week, during a three-hour debate,'
attention.
a native of Louisville, is president condemned the inauguration of a
William Friedman is- chairman of the Southern Newspaper Pub- legislative council in Palestine at
of the family welfare committee.
lishers Association.
this time as detrimental to the
best interests of the country.
Dr. Weizmann declared that
one of the objects of his visit to
London would be to make addi-
tional efforts to maintain the pres-
ent united Zionist front in poli-
tical issues. Before leaving he
spent several hours in conference
By LUDWIG LEWISOHN
with the leaders of the Palestine
Farmers Federation in order to
This column le copyright by the Seven Art. Feature Syndicate. Re•
production in wholeor In part strictly forbidden. Any
secure their inclusion in a united
Infringement en
Ole copyright will be prosecuted.
front of Palestine Jewry "to re-
sist the encroachments of the Pal-
estine government upon the rights
"THE JEW AND LIBERTY"
to the status of subjects by turn- pledged to the Jewish people in
Now that the little dust of ing them into uniformly thinking the League of Nations Mandate."
controversy raised by me some and functioning robots. Please
weeks ago has been laid I should remember that we have no record
Start Series of Conferences
like to invite the readers of this of any state or state-power that
LONDON (WNS-Palcor Agency)
page (especially the "leftists") did not or does not have this ten- —A series of conferences has
to consider certain reflections on d ency to put people into mental
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the relations of the Jew to liber- and physical uniforms. Insofar
ty and to the state. I was ac- as it succeeds civilization slips
cused, by the way, of saying that back by just that measure into
Jews had no right to be Commu- barbarism. Insofar as it fails, civ-
nists. I never said it; I never ilization advances. Now that vir-
thought it. Any man has the ab- tue of a democratic society is
stract right to embrace any doc- this, that citizens can resist the
trine. That is a perfectly true state's encroachments on their lib-
statement and in that form a ra- erties.
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dangerous (or Jews to be Com- home. No one spies upon them;
munists. My arguments on my their children are not taught by
Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent writer
own ground were never met. But professional state-slaves to inform
I did not expect that. Shifting against their parents; they can and lecturer, who will address the
the ground of an argument is a pretty effectively pass on their Shaarey Zedek Men's Club Forum
common method of controversy. ideals to their children in spite on Wednesday evening, March 18,
When you have done that you of the schools. They can do bet- on the subject "Pioneers of the
have the happy feeling of having ter. They can gather in groups New Judaism," is one of the out-
annihilated your opponent, when, of their own and establish priv- standing Jewish scholars in Amer-
in fact, you have avoided him. ate schools to their liking, schools ica today.
Dr. Kohn's essay, "The People
Let us try to avoid controversy Catholic or Jewish, progressive or
of the Yoke," is included in the
and tidal'.
radical schools in which through latest book by Ludwig Lewisohn,
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their children men and women ran
One of the things that very in- perpetuate the highest that they "Rebirth". In a brief essay
telligent people, Gentiles as well know and thus preserve that var- Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn pays the
as Jews, object to in America iety or multiformity of civiliza- following tribute to Prof. Kohn:
"Dr. 1,4as Kohn has been for a
today is the indoctrination of chit. tion within which alone--alone by
number of years one of the most
dren in the public schools with
the teaching of all experience and influential and active intellectual
a primitive, war-like and barbaric of all history—societies can crea-
patriotism. The bitter contro- tively lift themselves to a level guides of the Jewish world-move-
ment. Ile was born in Prague in
versy that has recently taken that merits the name of human.
1891 and early cams under the '
place over the enforced teachers'
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influence of Martin Bober, to
loyalty oath is part of the same
Now for a variety of reasons whose life and work he has re-
miserable business. With this en- i which, differently estimated by
tire controversy, mark you, Jews people, are matters of common cently dedicated a brilliant and
profound etudy (Martin Bober:
had little or nothing to do. Amer. knowledge, there is • tendency in
teen libertarians were and are this age in many countries to "Sein Work und seine Zeit" Der.
resisting the tendency inherent in make the power of the state ab- lin. 19321. As early as 1913 he
edited the important srapasksaa
every state to reduce its citizens
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