PIEVerRorr,/msneutomICLE

May 1, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Campaign to Be Launched at Dinner
at Hotel Statler on May 12; Select
Personnel of Eight Trades Divisions

1

Nazi Students Abroad
Engage in Propaganda

BERLIN (WNS)-Organiza-
tion of special propaganda
courses for German students
preparing to go abroad to com-
plete their studies is now under
way throughout Germany as
the latest effort of the Nazi re-
gime to extend its propaganda
abroad. Instructions issued by
the ministry of education and
the National Socialist Students
League reveal that all students
going abroad must obtain cer-
tiflcatea of "political responsi-
bility" to prove their trust-
worthiness. Students whose loy-
alty to Nazism is in doubt will
not be permitted to go abroad.
But those who can satisfy the
authorities on this score will
be encouraged to study in for-
eign universities as a means
of spreading Nazi propaganda.
For the same reason the Nazi
authorities are offering all sorts
of inducements to foreign stu-
dents to study in Germany.

TEMPLE'S ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
ATTRACTS ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES

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um on Station WJBK, from 6:30
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achieved complete civic freedom
to 7 p. m. last Sunday, will speak
and equality.
of this division, and its captains instead this Sunday on the same
es to the House of Israel. The rise
"These facts, the spiritual af-
are;
station and at the same hour.
of Hitler and his orgy of madness finity between Israel and America,
Abraham J. Lachover will de-
Team 1, bakeries, Oamuel Mar-
nd
the spiritual hospitality of the
have left the Jews of the world a
kowitz and La:. a Medow; teams liver an address in behalf of the
American constitution, explain to
drive over Altman's Jewish Hour,
dazed and confused and perplexed a
2a, 2b, and 2c, drugs Abe Gold- broadcast from 12 noon to 1:30
large extent the strength and
and sometimes doubtful and akep- p restige of American Jewry. At
man, Blanche Fischer,' George p, m. on Sunday, over Station
tical of what may come to pass the end of the World War 'Amer-
Parzen, Harry M. Greenberg and Wine.
anywhere and at any time. Eyen ican Jewry was the only large
Dr. David Kliger; team 3, bever-
Jewish community living in a coun-
here in America dark clouds have
ages and distilleries, Henry Lap- McDONALD TO GET
try which had not been devastated
obscured the heavens and it is to or economically paralyzed, by the
ides and Nathan Yaffe; teams 4a,
GOTTHEIL MEDAL
close our eyes to the solemn but war. Naturally, therefore, we as-
4b, and 4c, meats, fish and poul-
the bitter truth that here, too, all sumed the responsibility for the
try, H. M. Shulman, Mrs. Hinton
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is not well with us. Veiled threats burdens of all world Jewry. We
Kaplan and Mrs. M. If. Zack-
as to the future of the Jew are are now the largest and, on the
heim; teams 6a, 6b, and 6c, gro- a banquet of the fraternity at Ho-
cers and dairies, Robert R. Mar- tel Syracuse, Syracuse, N. Y., and
heard in many quarters, and whole, the happiest of any Jewry
though staunchly believing that on the earth.
wil, Mrs. William Wiener, Mrs. will be made for the fraternity by
what has happened over there can
Sarah Levin and M. Michlin; team Harold Riegelman, New York at-
"We must educate our children
6, delicatessen and restaurants, torney, past chairman of the Na-
never happen here, we are yet for this world responsibility. Tem-
alive to the fact that we must have ple Beth El has reason to be thank-
Joe Berghoff; team 7, produce, tlonal lnterfraternity Conference
Herman Franzblau; teams 8a and and of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity.
an awareness of our present sit- ful that it possesses a beautiful
uation.
8b, tobacco and confectionery, The Syracuse presentation ban-
synagogue structure and a well-
Harold Silverston, Maurice Lan- quet is the key affair of 42 din-
Attitude on Zionism
equipped school building. We are
ners which will be held on May
dau and Julius Rabinowitz.
"Now as a result of this, new prepared to train a brave new
9 by the alumni of the fraternity
DIVISION F
attitudes have developed among the generation of Jews to meet the re-
James I. Ellmann heads Divis- throughout the country to 'cele- ROOSEVELT'S PLAN
Jews of America. In particular the sponsibilities which have fallen
GETS SUPPORT OF
ion F, which will solicit the pro- orate the fraternity's annual
Zionistic movement has caught the upon the shoulders of American
fessional groups. Mrs. Herman founders' day.
JEWS, CHRISTIANS imagination of the masses of the Jewry.
•
The Gottheil Medal was estab-
Jacobs is secretary of this divis-
people, and many eyes are turning
"If the lives of the Jews of
lished in honor of Dr. Richard J.
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ion, the captains of which are:
longingly and lovingly toward the Eastern Europe are to be re-ad-
Teams la, lb and lc, attorneys, H. Gottheil of Columbia Univer-
land of the fathers as the ultimate justed, if German Jewry is to be
Nathan R. Berke, Julius L Kabat- city for many years president of eras Johnson said, linked each Jew solution of the problem of the Jew.
rescued, if Palestine is to be re-
sky, Joseph Mazer, Mrs. Marvin Zeta Beta Tau. Previous recipients mentioned with the Communiat This is not the time for contro-
built, it will be largely because
B. Gingold, Mrs. Harry J. Kopel of the medal included Governor party "and the old hokum about versial discussion, and I would not
we, the Jews of America, will har-
the
Protocols
of
Zion
was
spread
and Mrs. Ilerman Stenbuck; team Herbert H. Lehman, Felix hi. War-
sound a note tonight that would ness the force of our numbers, the
2, school teachers, Philip L. Ro- burg, the late Julius Rosenwald, all over the text." General John- hurt any of my fellow Jews, how-
power of our wealth,. and the
aenthal and Miss Bertha Robinson; Rabbi Stephen Wise, Dr. John son's comment on this was "thus soever their ideas and mine may
strength of our spirit to the pro-
team 3, optemetrists, Dr. A. N. Haynes Holmes, Rev. Everett R. opens the old guard 1936 campaign not wholly coincide. I have made
ject
of the redemption of our peo-
Prussia and Dr. M. B. Benyas; Clinchy of New York City, Father on the same plane as in 1928. clear a thousand times and tonight
ple."
Somebody
is
paying
for
that,
and
team 4, doctors, Mrs. Theodore J. Elliott Ross of Charlottesville,
I repeat it with all the force at
The Congregational Banquet
Roth and Mrs. Lillian Smith; team Virginia and Rabbi Morris S. it costs important money."
my command, that insofar as Pal-
On Sunday evening every seat
6, dentists, Dr. Sol Q. Kesler and Lazaron of Baltimore.
estine may offer a haven of refuge
in
the vast social hall of Temple
Fascists
Beaten
in
French
Election
Zeta
Beta
Tau
is
the
oldest
and
Dr. David Seligson; team 6, social
to our unfortunate and expatri-
Beth El was occupied by enthusi-
Campaign
workers, Harold Silver and Her- largest Jewish college fraternity
ated co-religionists, it is the bound-
astic
members of the Temple, ma-
PARIS
(WNS)
-
Fascism's
in America. It was founded in
man Jacobs.
en and the sacred duty of every
1898 and has 35 campus chapters first major bid for political power Jew everywhere, no matter in ny of whom came for a fourth time
DIVISION G
within
the space of three days to
Arts and crafts groups are to and 3;8 alumni clubs throughout in France turned out to be a com- what direction he may lean re-
be eolocited by Division G of the United States and Canada. plete failure when the French ligiously, to give generously, zeal- participate in the congregational
which Morris Steinberg and Alex Herbert E. Steiner is its national electorate, voting in the parlia- ously, eagerly and with a sense of anniversary. The program of the
mentary elections, administered a privilege of his time, of his efforts evening was opened with a group
Schreiber are co-chairmen and nresiderit.
stinging defeat to the right wing and of his means to make Pales- of songs by George Galvani, ac-
Mae Bortman Brooks is secretary.
and Fascist candidates and re- tine a land of refuge for those to companied by Mrs. Morris D. Sil-
Captains in this division are:
"LAND OF PROMISE"
ver. Israel Himelhoch, president
turned what appears to be a safe
1,
advertisers
and
pub-
Team
HERE 2 MORE DAYS majority of left wing candidates whom it offers the opportunity of of the Temple, acted as toastmas-
lishers, Frank Dennison and Na-
rebuilding their lives there. But
ter
of the meeting. Brief addres-
of
the
Front
Populaire.
Because
than L. Milstein; team 2, printers,
Palestine as a refuge for the op-
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of the complicated French voting pressed is one thing, and political ses were made by Dr. Franklin
Ilerman Lewis, Jr.; team 3, paper
whose
subject was "A Tribute to
system
the
final
returns
will
not
be
products, Benjamin Krell; team portance of the building-up of
Zionism is quite another.
the Pioneers"; by Rabbi Fram
4, artists, Mrs. Davis H. Cole; Palestine and urged liberal con- known until after the run-off elec-
"Fleeing from the world has
who spoke on "A Call to Youth";
tion on. May 3, but at this time it never been and will never
team 6, theaters, Alex Schreiber tributions to the cause.
be a
by Mrs. Harry Krohn, president as
and Irwin H. Pollard; team 8,
Mr. Ellmann' urged a liberal re- appears certain that the Fascists solution of the problem of the Jew.
of the Temple Sisterhood, whose
have
been
routed,
that
the
right
photographers, Benj. H. Craine.
The
Jew
must
face
the
world
and
sponse on the part of the corn-
theme
was, "Woman and the Con- JEW IN 28 LANDS
wing
has
been
badly
defeated
and
DIVISION H
Untermeyer Completes
be a part of it. A prevalent philos-
munity to the Allied Jewish Cam-
gregation"; and by Henry Wine-
There are two women's divis- paign, the quota of which in- that the left wing foes of anti- ophy that would drive him out of
APPROVE CONGRESS
5th Poetry Anthology
man
who
talked on the subject
ions. Mrs. David S. Diamond and eludes an appropriation for recon- Semitism, will control the next the vortex of the world's thought
"The Congregation and the Chari-
parliament.
Mrs. Edwin M. Rosenthal are co- struction work in Palestine.
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and activity is the nearest to giv-
Elsewhere
in this issue will be
ties." These addresses were fol-
chairmen of Division H of which
One of the most enthusiastic
ing up what the Jew has ever been,'
lowed by the principal address of Jews; Egypt, "Jewish Community found a review of Louis Unter-
Ralph Shiffman is secretary. A. J. gatherings at a presentation of
It is the abandonment of the very
the evening which was delivered of Alexandria; Finland, Jewish meyer's "Modern American Poe-
Lachover is in charge of one of the picture was the assembly of
ends for which his fathers lived
by Rabbi Louis Wolsey of Rodeph Communities of Finland; Esthonia, try" which features the works of
the teams for the solicitation of about 1,200 children on Tuesday
and dared to die. The 'Idlers and
several Jewish poets.
Shalom of Philadelphia. His theme
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FROM
PAGE
ONE)
organizations. Other captains in afternoon at a special perform-
the Hamans of all ages would be was, "The Jew at the Cross Jewish Cultural Association;
The following is a complete list
this division are:
France, Federation of French
ance arranged for the United He-
willing enough to have him solve Roads."
of the poets included in this an-
Jews, Sephardic Community,
"Force begets force and murder his problem by his flight from the
Mesdames Ralph Davidson, Carl brew School of Detroit..
thology:
Walt Whitman, Emily
Rabbi Wolsey, who is an eloqu-
Schiller, Seymour J. Frank, Na-
It is urged that those who have begets murder and out of rotations center of things. But that course ent and forceful speaker, took United Committee of Volunteer
Ex-Servicemen, French Committee
than Kaplan, William B. Isenberg, not as yet had the opportunity of chaos what good can come?" would spell the death blow to Jew-
sharp issue with the philosophy of
Perry Burnstine, David Brachman, to see the picture should take ad-
ish idealism and to Jewish hopes. Jewish nationalism which he holds for World Jewish Congress;
Greece, Union of Jewish Communi-
Harold Rattner, Harry Dunitz, Ho- vantage of its showing here and Shall the ministers of God be hot What the Jew needs in testing
bert S. Drews, Benjamin Gould, see it during the performances partisans? Will there be no place days like these is to so integrate to run counter to the philosophy of ties; Italy, Federation of Italian
Reform Judaism. Ile said he is in Jewish Communities; Jugoslavia,
Harry Barnett, Harry Tanner, Es• on Saturday and Sunday.
left in the world for commerce himself into the life of the larger sympathy with the rebuilding of
Union of Jewish Communities;
Cher Simons, Samuel J. Almug and
with the changeless-with these community of which he is a part Palestine as a refuge for the op-
Lithuania, World Jewish Congress
Miss Josephine Stern.
SIGMA
THETA
DELTA
primary truths, those eternal that his presence will not bring pressed and as a center of Jewish Committee; Morocco, World Jew-
DIVISION I
discord or discontent to any. On culture, but that he is strenuously
ANNOUNCE ACTIVITIES paradoxes of the moral life, with- the contrary, he must be the leaven
ish Congress Committee; Palestine,
Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg and
opposed to what is sometimes de- Jewish National Council; Poland ,
Mrs. Maurice J. Kaplan are co-
out which change will not indeed in the disordered and morally
scribed as Jewish nationhood. His
Sigma Theta Delta Sorority of
chairmen of the second women's
be change, but only continuance maladjusted life of the time that main point of attack was what he Club of Jewish Deputies and vir-
tually all Jewish parties and or-
group, Division I, of which Bes- Wayne University will hold its an-
of sin under another watchword? is. He, like the Prophets of old, termed a secular nationalism as ganizations; Rumania, Jewish
sie Barnett is secretary. Cap- nual Mother's Day luncheon May
must be the one to lift his voice the goal of Jewish striving. Reli-
Men
who
desire
good
and
peace
10,
at
1:30,
at
Moinet's
dining
tains of this division are:
for justice and for righteousness, gion, he maintained, must be at Party; South Africa, South Afri-
can Jewish Board of Deputies;
Mesdames Bert Silverman, Ed- room, 6167 Casa Ave. A delightful with their whole hearts may in- for human sympathy and under-
the very core of Jewish thinking Spain, Jewish Community of Mad-
program
has
been
planned.
All
crease the sum of good and peace. standing when malign forces have
ward A. Atlas, Harold C. Allen,
and of Jewish living. The Jew rid; Switzerland, Federation of
Edward R. Robbins, Walter Laib, reservations must be in by May 3, Who will teach that? And that men turned men into brutes."
without religion is an anomaly. Jewish Communities, Jewish Com-
Adolph Deutsch,, Melvin J. Kutt- by calling Miss Shirley Kane, Ma- who do not harbor this desire will
Sabbath Morning Services
The maintenance of the religious
not achieve permanent good or
nauer, Morton F. Ashner, Harry dison 3077.
The Sabbath morning service life alone gives the Jew the right munity of Geneva and Zionist Fed-
An all-day outing at Palmer peace even if they man the picket- was devoted to the children of Beth
eration; Tunis, Jewish Communi-
Jacobson, Osman Fisher, Leon
to be. In the course of his address ty of Tunis; United States, Amer-
Park
is
scheduled
for
Sunday,
May
lines in a strike? Who will teach El when about 1,000 of them were
Frank, H. J. L. Frank, Raymond
he launched an attack on Orthodox
S. Moors, J. B. Neiman, William 3. Members and their guests may that? There is no change that mat- present in the Temple to partici- Judaism as being non-progressive. ican Jewish Congress, Young Is-
rael, Federation of Polish Jews,
Gordon, Emil Waldbott, Burton meet at 10:30 promptly at the Log ters but an inner change. With- pate in a very colorful service.
The celebration throughout was
Clamage George Levey, Louis Cabin on Woodward Ave. and out that prior inner change an The opening prayer was delivered a very inspiring occasion and will Iladassah, Brith Abraham, Brith
James Rosenberg, and Miss Sally bring roller skates, tennis racket alteration of devices is but a pal- by Sidney Alexander, Jr., and the long be remembered by the mem- Sholom, Jewish National Workers
Alliance, Jewish War Veterans,
or golf clubs and a lunch.
liative on a wound or a "shot in closing prayer by Eleanor Siegel.
Kobacker.
LOUIS UNTERMEYER
bers of the congregation and the Mizrachi, Sons of Zion, Pioneer
Plans are being completed for a the arm" given to a sick man.
Women's Division
In the course of the service, Psalm community.
•
•
•
Women's
Organization, Poale Zion- Dickinson, Thomas Bailey Ald-
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower is theater night May 22. The plays
100 was recited by Bobby Welling.
During the course of the celebra- Zeire Zion, Union of Orthodox
rich, John Hay, Bret Ilarte, Joa-
Nor is this all. Goodness of will One of the most interesting fea-
chairman of women's division of and cast of characters will be an-
tion messages of greeting and con- Jewish Congregations, United
quin Miller, Edward Rowland Sill,
cannot exist quit, in the void. It tures of the service was the hand-
the campaign, and her co-chair- nounced later.
gratulation were received from Rumanian Jews, Zionist Organiza- Sidney Lanier, James Whitcomb
is
most
effective
,f
it
is
reoted
in
men are Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich
ing down of the Sefer Torah by Jewish leaders in every part of the
tion and Zionist Revisionists.
Riley, Eugene Field, Edwin Mark-
Jewish Groups Represented an ordered and significant uni- Morris Krohn, one of the oldest country.
and Mrs. Henry Wineman.
ham, Charles E. S. Wood, Lizette
verse, It is strongest and most living members of the Temple, to
Irving W. Blumberg is secre-
on American Youth Act
The thanks of the congregation Lewisohn Sees World Jewish Con-
Woodworth Reese, Frank Demp-
unswerving
if
it
is
sustained
by
,,,,,
as
Unifying
Force
tary of the pre-campaign divis-
little Ann Rosenfield, a six year are due to those who served on
Committee
ster Sherman, Louis Imogen Guin-
some conviction of the universe old member of the kindergarten
ion headed by Henry Wineman.
The
forthcoming
World
Jewish
various committees and who in
being
the
kind
of
universe
into
Vice-chairmen of the pre-campaign
class, the ceremony being symbolic other ways contributed to the sues Congress can be an instrumentality ey, Bliss Carman, George Santay-
The American Youth Act Com-
division are: Maurice Aronsson, mittee of Detroit announce a forth- which it belongs. It will be strong- of the handing on of the Torah cess of the anniversary observance. for converting the Jewish people ana, Richard Hovey, Madison Ca-
Maurice J. Caplan, Joseph H. Ehr- coming mass meeting for all of est if it knows that God is on Its from one generation to another .
from contending and contentious wein, William Vaughn Moody,
side. In other words: the inner
groups into a united people that George Sterling, Edwin Arlington
lich, Clarence II. Enggass, Harry
Detroit youth to be held on Satur- change in men which alone can Dr. Franklin told the children in
will go about the task of its own Robinson, Edgar Lee Masters,
S. Grant, Israel Ilimelhoch,
day evening, May 9, at the Down- make new institutions better and cidents from the early history o f M. S. "Pilsudski" Leaves
defense and liberation and redemp- Stephen Crane, Edwin Ford Piper,
Krolik, Nate S, Shapero, town Y. W. C. A., Witherell and
the Temple, while Rabbi Leon
With 400 Passengers
not only other institutions is one Fram told a thrilling story drawn
tion, Ludwig Lewisohn, famous T. A. Daly, James Weldon John-
Joseph M. Welt.
E. Montcalm. The speaker at this that must be metaphysically
author, declared in a statement son, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Guy
from the annals of the congrega -
Harry A. Hyman and Herman meeting will be Miss Marion Bar-
The new motorliner "Pilsudaki"
made
public here by the American Wetmore Carry!, Trumbull Stick-
Radnor are treasurers of the bour, National Business and Pro- grounded and affirmed. Who will tion.
of the Gdynia-America Line left
teach that? Who will convince men
Jewish Congress. "The World Con- ney, Anna Hempstead Branch,
campaign.
Fram's Sermon on Sunday
New York direct to Gdynia with
fessional Girls secretary of tge that an inner change is required
gress
can
and must be our forum Amy Lowell, Ridgely Torrence,
The Sunday morning services about 400 passengers, among
Campaign Vice•Chairmen
Y.W. C. A., who has attended 'the
Vice-chairmen of the campaign public hearings at Washington on of them as the first requirement also attracted a large company of whom were many groups of Jesve. and voice and the instrument of Robert Frost, William Ellery Leo-
toward
a
better
world,
and
that
our
moral
power as a people, nard, Carl Sandburg, Adelaide
worshippers including the mem- , Some of these went to Poland,
are: Sidney J. Allen, Mrs. Aaron the proposed American Youth Act.
the easier way of machines and
Lewisohn said. "The World Jewish Crapsey, Vachel Lindsay, Melville
DeRoy, Adolph Finsterwald, Rabbi
The committee calling the meet- institutions and gadgets is a mere- hers of the senior high school of I Russia or other parts of Central Congress can lift an inveterate Cane, Franklin P. Adams, John
the Religious School. The sermon Europe, while others were destined
Moses Fischer, Samuel Frank, Dr. ing is headed by Morris Winslow
voice that reaches to every par- G. Neihardt, Witter B y n n e r,
on "The Story of the 7ew in Amer.1
Leo M. Franklin, Dr. A. M. Hersh- and has for its membership repre- tricious way? Who?
I am stricken and appalled by ice" was delivered by Rabbi Leon for Palestine making fast connec- liament and every chancellery and James Oppenheim, Lola Ridge, Ar-
man, Albert Kahn, Judge Harry sentatives from the following or-
tions via Constanza to spend pierces the soul of every group of thur Davison Ficke, Wallace Stev-
my
rabbinical
friends
in
huge
Fram. lie indicated in his address
B. Keidan, Mrs. Edwin M. Ro- ganizations: Senior House Council
men and the many influences that made for Shevuoth in Eretz Israel.
men anywhere that has any pre- ens, William Carlos Williams, Al-
senthal and Samuel Summerfleld. of the Jewish Community Center, temples. They are good
On board we noticed Mr. George
fred Kreymborg, Sara Teesdale,
Harry R. Solomon and Edwin National Association for the Ad- able men and spiritual minded at-homeness on this soil oh the M. Butcher, prominent Polish lum- tension left to justice, to humanity
Elizabeth Madox Roberts, Elinor
and to the love of freedom."
men. But they sit in offices with part of the' Jew, and he cited
ber imported; Felix Eyle, member
A. Wolf are co-chairmen of the vancement of the Colored People, two engagement books and three
Wylie,
Gladys Cromwell, Ezra
numerous historical incidents of the Cleveland Symphonic Or- 16 National Organisation Endorse
campaign advisory council.
Association of the Detroit Jewish telephones and several secretaries,
Pound, Louis Untermeyer, John
Congress
which
served
to
stress
the
har-
Joseph H. Ehrlich is chairman Youth, Young Communist League,
Gould
Fletcher,
William Rose Be.
busy with this or that detail of mony between Jewish and Amer- chestra; Dr. Stefan Jaross ex-
The emergency session of the
of the trade council. The public- Epworth s League Methodist
pincer; Mr. and Mrs. J. Pogorzel-
net, Hazel Hall, Jean Starr Unter-
"social justice." And they haven't
ity committee is headed by Nate Churches, and the Detroit Branch
ican idealism. He deplored the ski, secretary to the Polish Con- World Jewish Congress to be held meyer, H. D., John Hall Wheel-
the time or the peace to gather closing of the doors of America to sulate in New York with
S. Shapero and advertising is in of the American Youth Congress.
their two at Geneva next August has been
within them those inner forces out Jewish immigration and stressed
endorsed by 16 national Jewish ock, Joyce Kilmer, 'toy Helton,
charge of Jacob Albert, Louis
of which alone men can be changed the opportunity which Palestine daughters; Mme. Ida Starchova, organizations, it has been an- Orrick Johns, Marianne Moore,
Bass and Lawrence J. Michelson.
wife of Czechoslovakian Consul
Theta
Sigma
Tau
Fraternity
Robinson Jeffers, Frank Ernest
and redeemed toward the doing of now
ow offers to those Jews exiled
Louis S. Cohane is directing the
Mr. Jozef nounced by the American Jewish
Hill, T. S. Eliot, John Crowe
good, toward the practice of jus- from the land of their birth to re- General of New York:
To Give Play, Dance
youth project for the campaign
director Warsaw Congress here. The 16 organize.
tice. Justice. Mercy. Peace. That build their lives in the land of the .1 •kubowski,
Ransom,
Lew Sarett, Conrad Ai-
on May 17
and Milton M. Alexander heads
Chamber of Commerce and Indus- tions, which include the I. 0. Brith ken, Hervey Allen, James Whaler,
word "social" is getting to be • fathers. In the course of his ad-
Abraham,
the
Union
of
Orthodox
the radio committee.
Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity
try; Adolf Fels, director of For-
veil between us and man, between dress, Rabbi Fram said:
Claude
McKay,
Edna St. Vincent,
Rabbi Leon Fram heads the will present a play, "The Holly-
eign Trade, Warsaw Chamber of Jewish Congregations, the Jewish
us and things, between us and all
"The story of the Jews in Amer- Commerce. Also on board was National Workers Alliance, the Maxwell Bodenheim, Archibald
speakers' bureau and his vice- wood Escapade,"a three-act com-
the realities of God's world.
ica is unique because Jewish ideal- Marius Plinius, managing director Zionist Organization of America, Macleish, Winifred Welles, Eliza-
chairmen are: Bernard Isaacs, edy, Sunday, May 17, at 8 p. m.,
These realities are deeper than ism had permeated American life
beth J. Coatsworth, Donald David-
of the Gdynia-America Line who Mizrachi, Iladassah and other
Samuel Lieberman and Samuel D. at Diamond Temple, 5646 Lawton
the specific problems of any age long before the Jew himself came flew from South America to New branches of the Zionist movement, son, F. R. McCreary, Robert Na-
Weinberg.
at Grand River. "The Hollywood or the specific wrongs of any given
than,
Mark Van Doren, Raymond
York, following the inauguration among others, have issued a state-
Myron A. Keys is chairman of Escapade" is being directed by society. To live face to face with here.
"M ayflower pilgrims brought to of their new South American sere• ment to their membership affirm- Holden, Jean Toomer, E. E. Cum-
the organizations committee and Morton Sobel, who is assisted "by those realities is to have some
mings,
H. Phelps Putnam, Gene-
ing the importance and value of
America the Hebrew Bible, and ice by the steamship company.
his vice-chairmen are Hyman Alt- the Junior Guild Players.
vieve Taggard, E. Merrill Root,
chance of leading the good life.
The M. S. "Pilsudski" will be the World Jewish Congress and
Following the play, there is to And • good society must be com- from the Hebrew Bible they
man. Joseph Bernstein, Maxwell
Robert
Hillyer, Howard McKin-
calling upon their constituent or-
L. Black and Aaron Kurland.
be dancing until 1 a. m. Music will posed of men who lead the good learned to love freedom and to back In New York about the middle
ley Corning, Louise Bogen, Joseph
Mrs. Sidney J. Allen is che.r. be furnished by Dick Beeman's life. Who will be aware of those hate autocracy. They made the of May and will leave again from ganizations and memberships to Auslander, David McCord, Steph-
Law of Moses the constitution of New York direct to Gdynia on participate in the National Elec-
man of the program com.r.;ttee. orchestra.
realities and who will teach con-
toral Conference to be held at en Vincent Benet, Horace Gre-
Tickets may be obtained by cerning the good life by the light the colonies of New England. They May 19.
Jesse F. Hirschman heads the fin-
Washington on June 13 and 14, gory, Malcolm Cowley, Hart
telephoning the chairman in charge of those realities if the clergy were inspired by the example of
ance and audit committee.
where delegates representing Crane, Allen Tate, Lennie Adams.
Moses who asked that each tribe
Kurt Peiser is executive direc- of the production, Al Miller, at descend into the market-place? •
American Jewish organizations Langston Hughes, Countee Cullen
represents.
of
Israel
elect
worthy
tor of the drive and Miss Esther Townsend 6-1755, his assistant,
I watch an able and good rabbi tines to form a democratic govern-
will choose delegates to represent Merrill Moore, Robert Penn War-
Irving Berger, at Townsend 8.9587 devoted to "social justice." And a
Prussian is secretary.
Jewish Literary News aad Note. American Jewry at Geneva. All ren, George Dillon, James Agee,
ment
for
the
nation.
or at the door on May 17.
Work of Orgaaiaatioas
lady in his congregation asks me:
city conventions held for the pur- Margaret Marks, Nathalia Crane.
"As the exodus from Egypt be-
Delegates of organizations cc-
"What is the difference between
By DAVID MANN
pose of choosing representatives
meat Gives Grant for Re- Chasidism and Hadassah?" A came the model for the American
thee in the campaign are report. G
for the Washington conference are
Revolution, so the Law of Moses
lief for Evacuated Jeers
silly anecdote. Only it happens to became the ztimulus for demo-
The average Jew who is un- •to take place no later than May terpreted as an indication that
Mg progress in their efforts to
large groups of English Jews fa-
JERUSALEM. (WNS-Palcor be true. The sheep are left unfed.
miss large sums for the drive. A
familiar with the cultural 31.
government.
cratic
vor participation in the World
rally of spokesmen for more than Agency)-The Palestine Govern- A Roe sitting in his study over
"From the stories of the judges richness of the Talmud will be
Jewish
Congress, which is to be
ment
granted
to
the
Tel
Aviv
100 local organizations will take
his tall yellow tomes ready to give
amazed and delighted with "Tal- English Jews Split ea World Jew-
held at Geneva in August. The
Thursday municipality 1625 to be used decisions, advice, help, out of con- and the prophets, the American mudic Tales" by David Mounts
place
at
B
o'clock
on
ish Comore..
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colonists learned to defy kings and
vote
followed
a
for
the
relief
of
Jews
who
were
verse with our prophets and sages despots in the manner of Samuel, (Kansas City hansan), ■ collec-
eveialag, May 7, in the social hall
LONDON (WNS)-Surprising. which Neville lengthy debate in
evacuated from Jaffa.
is doing, can be doing, by both
Laski, president,
tion of 128 Jewish folk tales and by strong sentiment among English
d Tem* Beth EL
Nathan, Elijah and Jeremiah.
Dr.
Chains
Weizmann,
David
Osmond
d'Avigdor
Goldsmith, for-
example and precept-especially
Organisations which have not
"When the American nation was 500 gems of old Hebraic wisdom Jews in favor of the World Jewish mer president, Sir Robert Waley
ben Gurion and Moshe Shcrtok by example-a higher work. All
their
pledges
are
booed
on
the
legends
in
the
Tal-
Congress was revealed when the
established
through
the
American
yet reported
Cohen
and
Lionel
had a lengthy Interview at Gov- men at the bottom of their hearts
expressed
constitution the guarantees of reli- mud. First published in the Kan- Board of Deputies of British Jews opposition to the Cohen,
urged to submit their pledges at ernment House with High Commis-
World Congress
ask: What shall I do to be saved? gious freedom were so definite and sas City Kansan, these tales have voted down a resolution
this meeting at which slides will sioner Watichope. Arab leaders
to partici- on the ground that it would
Saved from meaningless and God-
the
work
of
been
assembled
in
■
little
pate
do no
volume
people
in
the
World
Jewish
Congress
emphatic that the Jewish
be shown illustrating
have protested to the High Com- lessness and sin. When the minis-
that Is a compact anthology of by the narrow margin of 105 to Pt. good. The advocates of participa-
the 46 agencies included in the missioner against the deportation tem are all social workers the were never compelled in America Jewish epigrammatic wit and a
tion sharply criticised these lead-
liberty.
In
view
of
the
die-hard
opposition
to make a fight for their
drive
of 25 Haurants. The latter are final destruction of spiritual
ers and asserted that they were
Rash. Addresses
At the very birth of the American unique introduction to further on the part of leaders of the Board
believed to have been engaged in values will be so much nearet.
of Deputies the close vote was in- not representative of the rank and
nation the .1 e w had already reading in Talmudic literature.
Mime Esther Etkin, who was to ,
P.
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(Com
rtibt.
I
MIL
I
A.
file et English Jews.
the Jewish Radio For- Infiammatory agitation.
speak over

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Yeshiva Beth Judah Auxil-
iary's Memorial Serv-
ice on Sunday

The Yeshivah Beth Yehudah an-
nounces the change of the dote
for the banquet to May 24. Mrs.
S. Friedman is chairman of the
tickets and may be reached at
2225 Blaine, apt. 306, telephone,
Garfield 9640.
A memorial for members who
passed away has been set for Sun-
day, May 3, at 8 p. m., at 1705
Pingress Ave. Relatives of those
who passed away are invited. Tri-
butes will be paid to the memory
of Mrs. Annie Kaplan, Mrs. Annie
Katz, Mrs. L. Katzer, Mrs. M.
Cohen, Mrs. Miller, Rabbi J. Le-
vine, Rabbi A. Sheskin, Rev. Ja-
cob Sclar, S. Goldstick, !gnats
Ginsberg, E. AL Friedman, and
D. Tuker.

Fenkell Ladies' Loan Ass'n

A meeting of the Fenkell Lad-
ies' Loan Ass'n was held April
27. Plans for their mother and
daughter banquet were completed.
Those who wish can make reser-
vations with the president, Mrs.
Meyer Finkel, Townsend 6-5726.
The proceeds of the dessert
bridge luncheon which the Fen-
kell Ladies Loan Ass'n will give
Wednesday, May 13, at Fyfe's
and of which Mrs. Rim is chair-
man, are to be given to the Allied
Jewish Campaign and the Jewish
Old Folks' Home.

Temple Beth El Scout Troop

Boys 12 years old, or older, de-
siring to become Boy Scouts, are
urged not to miss the summer's
fun and to join now. Troop No.
78 meets at Temple Beth El at
7:30 p. m. on Wednesday. Those
wishing to join are asked to conic
to these meetings.

889 German Jewish Refugees Ad-
mitted to U. S. in Last Month
The number of German Jewish
refugees admitted to the United
States as permanent residents un-
der the immigration quota during
the past month was raised to 889
with the arrival of 800 emigres on
the S. S. Washington. Previously
groups of 200, 190, 114 and 85
were admitted. All of these new
arrivals, who came in under the
German quota, are eligible for
American citizenship. Many of the
immigrants are lawyers, doctors
and other professionals.

Jewish Population in Palestine
Grew by 318,000 Since 1919
The Jewish population of Pal-
estine has grown since 1919 by a
total of 318,000 persons, of whom
200,000 entered during the past
four years alone, according to
statistics compiled by the Jewish
Agency for Palestine in Jerusalem
and made public here by the United
Palestine Appeal, fund-raising rep-
resentative of the Jewish Agency
in the United States, which is
seeking $3,500,000 this year for
the settlement in Palestaine of a
maximum number of the perse-
cuted Jews of Germany, Poland
and other lands.
The United Palestine Appeal
cited the figures of growth as evi-
dence of what might be done on
an even larger scale for the coloni-
nation of Jews in Palestine if ade-
quate funds were made available.
The Jewish Agency for Palestine
is recognized by the League of Na-
tions Mandate as the supreme
Jewish authority in Palestine.
The report, which is the first of-
flcial and comprehensive summary
of Jewish population increases since
1919, when the modern reconstruc-
tion of the Jewish homeland began
on a large scale, covers the period
ending Dec. 31, 1935.
Thz report shows that there
were 61,854 Jewish Immigrants
into Palestine during 1935, of
whom 5e,050 persons came on per-
mits of all categories and 3,803
persons arrived as travelers and
were authorised b ythe Palestine
government to remain permanent-
ly In the country.

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