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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936

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Jews Leave City of Minsk DETROIT RESPONDS Special Campaign Project LA GUARDIA STOPS Charge Italy, Germany with
POLISH-JEWISH
To Be Concluded Monday ANTI-SEMITE FROM
After Five Are Killed and TO RELIEF
CAMPAIGN
SPREADING LIBELS Financing Arab Murderers
100 Injured During Pogrom
In Palestine; Many Interned

Group of 40 Men Who Undertook to Raise Drive's
Shortage to Report at Dinne r at
Aronason's Home
Committees Continue Their
Issues Racial Libel Writ
Solicitations to Aid
Against Robert E.
The
most
remarkable
campaign
necessary
to
complete
the
en-
Sufferers
Edmondson
in the history of the 'Detroit tire quota *of the Allied Jewish

Half of Jewish Population of 10,000 Have
Fled to Warsaw as a Result of Panic
Created by Anti-Semites

APPEALS ARE SOUNDED
IN RADIO ADDRESSES

PREMIER PROMISES PROTECTION
AGAINST POLAND'S , POGROMISTS

Delegates of 60 Organiza-
tiona Participate in
Local Drive

Court at Radom Guarded by Troops as 43
Christians and 14 Jews Go on Trial
for Przytyk Rioting

Detroit Jewry is responding
generously to the appeal for the
relief and rehabilitation of Jews
in Poland, according to the heart-
ening news sent to the headquar-
ters of the drive by field workers,
Ilenry M. Abramovitz, chairman,
reported early in the week.
Speakers are now calling on the
various organizations throughout
the city with a plea for assistance
in this drive to bring rescue to
3,500,000 Jews in Poland, living in
indescribable poverty and sub-
jected daily to physical attacks by
hooligans directed by organized
anti-semites in that country.
"The situation of the Jews in
Poland is a tragedy Without equal
in modern times," said Mr. Abram-
ovitz, in a statement asking De-
troit Jewry to give generously to
this cause. "One hundred thousand
children are consumptive through
undernourishment and lack of pro-
per medical care; hundreds of
thousands are hungry, ragged and
homeless. Practically the entire
Jewish population in Poland is in
the grip of terror as a result of
the organized mass attacks upon
them; numbers have been killed
and hundreds severely injured.

WARSAW (WNS) — Half of the 10,000
Jews ofMinsk-Mazowiecki, a town 30 miles
from Warsaw, have fled to the capital in
wild panic following an outbreak of anti-
Semitic rioting resulting from the killing of
a Polish cavalryman by a Jew. Leaving their

belongings behind, the Jews of Minsk-Mazowiecki are
besieging Jewish organizations and leaders here with
pitiful pleas'for help. An emergency committee has been
organized herd to provide relief for the refugees and to
furnish help to the Jews still remaining in Minsk-Mazow-
iecki, Lien Minczberg, Jewish member of the Sejm, and

Jewish Committee will conk to a Campaign.
close on Monday evening when a
With approximately $24,000
group of 50 leaders will meet at short of the goal, a number of
dinner at the home of Mr. and leaders undertook to institute a
Mrs. Maurice Aronsson on Webb special effort in order to assure
Ave. to make a final report on a complete success for the drive,
the special project to raise a sum at the dinner held on June 3, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
J. Allen. A sum o f appro
owxims atel
$16,000 was pledged
g
towards thy
deficit at that time and it is now
confidently believed that at the
dinner meeting next Monday the
drive will be assured of success.

BLUM IS ATTACKED
ON JEWISH GROUNDS

French Chamber in Uproar
During Outburst by
Fascists

JEWISH CONGRESS
ASKS REFERENDUM

Plea Made by Bernhard;
Detroitera Go to Wash-
ington

NEW YORK. — Exercising his
rarely used prerogative as chief
magistrate of the city, Mayor La
Guardia issued a summons charg-
ing criminal libel against Robert
E. Edmondson, who sends out
Enthused Over Project
Kurt. Peiser, this week express- anti-Jewish literature from a
20 ed the belief that the unusual ef- printing shop at 80 Washington
fort inaugurated by this St., where he has desk room .
The summons
was shop.
served upon
group of leaders for the purpose Edmondson
at the
The
of raising the campaign shortage Mayor wrote to District Attor-

Simon Shetzer heads a delega-
tion of more than 20 Detroiters
who will represent this city at the
sessions of the American Jewish
Congress to be held in Washington,
D. C., this Saturday, evening and
all day Sunday.
The Detroit delegation has been
selected by a con-
lee
ference of local
organizations
which has at the
same time per-
fected the ma-
chinery for a De-
troit branch of
the Congress.
A report on the
decisions of the
Congress will be
submitted by the
Detroit delegates
at a reconvened
meeting of the
D e t r oit confer-
ence to be held Simon Sheteer
shortly after the
Washington Congress sessions.

marks a new departure in fund- nee William C. Dodge of New
raising activities and will serve York County informing him of
to assure an even greater interest the summons and the ground for

than
causes, ever before in community it Ile sent a similar communica-
Lion to District Attorney Samuel
With the complete quota raised e, Foley in the Bronx, saying

f

46 Arabs and 29 Jews Dead as Eighth Week
of Ambushing Commences: Strike
Leaders in Concentration Camp

FORCE WILL NOT DETER JEWS,
SAYS DIZENGOFF AS FAIR ENDS

Arabs Say They Will Treat Jews With Toler-
ation if 'They Will Settle as
a Religious Minority

JERUSALEM (WNS-Palcor Agency) —
The deaths of an Arab woman when a bomb
exploded inside the Jaffa Gate of the Old
City this morning, of five Arabs in a battle
between British soldiers and Arabs in the
nearby village of Lifta, and of an Arab in a

or the building fund for the that he had been informed that clash at Haifa on Saturday have raised the total of Arab
Jewish Old Folks' Home, the ef- some of the objectionable litera- fatalities in the seven weeks of disorder to 96, while the
fort is now being made to raise ture had been shipped to that
death of Israel Ben Yehuda, who was shot by Police in
the complete amount necessary borough.
Schunat Shapira, the Jewish quarter between Jaffa and
for the maintenance funds for the
Inciting Language
47 agencies provided for in the
Tel
Aviv, has brought the total of Jewish dead to 29.
The Mayor wrote that the lan-
campaign.
Numerous
injuries, some serious,, to. both Jews.and,Arabs
guage of Ediiiondson's sheets was
Senator Jacob Trockenheim, con-
Organizations Captains
were reported over the week-end
strong enough to incite to public
ferred with Premier Skladkowski
A meeting of the Committee disorder. In his anti-Jewish cam-
as violence and vandalism con-
regarding measures for the pro-
of 21 has been called for Thurs- paign the writer has attacked
tinued.
tection of the Jewish population
,
day evening, June. 18, at drresident Roosevelt, Prof. Felix
in Minsk-Maeowiecki.
Scores of .Arabli'siere, arrested
o'clock, at the Jewish Cornmu- Frankfurter, Gov., Alfred Landon
following t'hectie military battld
Reports obtained from eye-wit-
nity Center, by Myron Keys, of Kansas, United States Sena-
that lidded for five hours' at Late
nesses indicate that at least eve
chairman. for William E. Borah, Secretary
as a detachme
nt of. British troops
Jews were killed and more than
The following is an additional of Labor Frances Perkins and
tried to oust a band of 50 Arab
100 injured, 41 of them seriously. Favorable Action Taken by
list of captains and officers of I others prominent in national life.
Most
Urgent
Cause
snipers.,
more, battaliond
Restatement
of
Pittsburgh
Seven are said to be dying of
'PLEASE TERN TO I ST PAOE1
U. S. House of Rep-
In one of his own sheets Ed-
"Only several days ago Detroit
of Britis troops tiom Egypt and
their injuries. The Jewish quar-
Platform on Central
mondson describes himself as a
resentatives
newspapers
carried
the
shocking
expected
to
arrive
here this Week;
ter of Minsk-Mazowiecki looks as
Conference Agenda , bringing the strength
newspaper man of 40 years' ex-
news that in the city of Minsk
of the Britl
if had gone through a cannon-
perience and a writer on financial
The
ilouse
of
Representatives
35,000
peasants,
in
a
carnival
of
ish
military
garrison
in Palestine
ading, Broken windows, shat-
subjects. Ile says he was born
to
two
brigades,
unanimously
passed
a
joint
reso-
riot
and
bloodshed,
compelled
six
the
, strongest
More
than
200
Reform
rabbis
tered doors, merchandise, strewn
in Dayton, 0., in 1872, the son
from all parts of the country force that has been' In ,the court'
over the streets,, buildings in lution, introduced by Congress- of the seven thousand Jewish in-
of an artist, and describes his will convene at Congress Han, try since the world war.
man
Gillette
of
Connecticut,
di-
habitants
to
flee
to
Warsaw
for
ruins, the synagogue in flames,
ponies as non-partisan. Ile start-
Cape May, N. J., Jun: 23 to June
Dainage estimated at $25,000
Jewish houses and shops barri- recting the Secretary of the In- their lives, while the remaining
ed his crusade "for Americanism"
thousand barricaded themselves in Ask Referendum on World Jew,
28 for the 47th annual convention was caused by a fire in a Jewish
caded and shuttered are the ex-
Gets Degrees From Theo- in 1934, distributing his yam.
homes, suffering hunger, and
timber yard in the heart of the
ternal evidences of the pogrorit
ish Congress
phlets at cost, and his since sent
terror. These happenings stagger
logical Seminary, Insti-
Jerusalem business district. Foe
The remaining Jewish. population
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
out 6,000,000 of them. Ile says
the imagination.
a time the basinese district ap)
is living in cellars and no Jew
tute of Religion
question of the World Jewish Cont
he has been under investigation
"There is no more urgent cause
peered in danger, but police and
dares show himself in the streets.
gress movement should be submit=
by the Department of Justice
today
than
the
cause
of
the
un-
Jewish youths finally succeeded
Police detachments reinforced by
NEW YORK — At the com- and the Post Office Department,
ted to a referendum which would
happy Jews in Poland," continued
in
extinguishing the blaze.
military patrols ate guarding the
register the opinion of every Jew!. mencement exercises of the Jew- but that the mail are open to him.
Mr. Abramovitz, "and Detroit
Jewish quarter and convoying
Jews in Constabulary
ish adult, is the challenge voiced ish Theological Seminary of Amer-
Dickstein Sought Inquiry
Jewry, which has proven its gen-
trucks from Warsaw brihging
by Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president ica held in the Seminary Quad-
Sixty additional Jews were en-
When the Black Legion invee-
erosity in every worth-while move-
food to the beleaguered Jews. A
rengle, June 7, Dr. William Fox-I tigation was started in Detroit
of the American Jewish Congresse
'
rolled in the Palestine constabu-
nent in the of Jews every-
p. m. curfew has been estab-
at a conference . of that body at well Albright, professor of Semiticllast month, Michigan State inves-
lary for service In Jerusalem.
where, will respond, I am sure, to
lished to prevent •further out-
which the American Jewish Com- languages at John Hopkins Uni- tigators sought a possible connec-
French soldiers on the Syrian
this plea to aid the Jews in
breaks.
mittee
was
charged
with
opposing
versity,
one
of
the
outstanding
tion
with
a
New
York
organize-
frontier
are reported to have
I'oland."
Start of Trouble
the Wqrld Jewish Congress h i Semitic scholars of our times, was tuinoanb, lebuttoretproarcte
seized a large shipment of rifles
w nerke
Radio Appeals
cause it sees in such a democratic awarded the honorary degree of
and
ammunition
intended for
The trouble began when Jubka
a
definite
link.
A plea for assistance in the drive
organization a threat to the auto- Doctor of Hebrew Letters, in rec- Representative Samuel Dickstein
Palestine Arabs. An unconfirm-
Lejb Chaskilewicz, 27 years old,
to raise Detroit's quota of $25,000
cratic
rule
of
existing
relief
ages-
ognition
of
his
enduring
attain-
introduced
a
resolution
in
Con-
ed
report
that
police
have evi-
shot and killed Corporal Jan
was made by Rabbi Leon From, cies. ments in the field of Semitic Schol-
gress last month to investigate
dence that Palestine Arab leaders
Bujak of the 7th Polish Uhlans,
over station WJBK last Sunday,
arship
and
in
appreciation
of
his
have received $100,000 from
the Edmondson Economic Service
On the main street while Bujak
Opposition to the World Jewish
through, the courtesy of Aaron
distinguished services as Director in connection with Black Legion
Italy and $25,000 from Germany
was walking with his brother,
Kurland, who conducts the Jewish Congress was challenged also by of the Amercian School of On- deenve
developments.
ed tr.
is published in the Davar, He-
tedinmothodasollnowchhiam
Zygmunt. Bujak died on the way
chal-
l-
Dr. Georg Bernhard, who for 30
Radio Forum.
ental
Research
R
in
lensed
Jerusalem.
upickRE
brew
labor- daily. The Arab press
to a hospital. A mob gathered
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka spoke years was editor-in-chief of the
The honorary degree of Doctor to appear before a Congressional
in Syria reports that 300,000
immediately and was preparing to
0 ver WJR Friday afternoon and Vosaische Zeitung of Berlin and
of
Hebrew
Letters
was
also
con-
committee
and
"tell
the
truth
Arabs
are receiving relief from
lynch Chaswilewicz when he was
a ppealed to Detroit Jews to aid who has come to this country to
ferred upon Samuel J. Agnon of about the Jewish anti-American
the Strike Committee of the
rescued by the police. The mob
in this life-saving movement in he- address the two-day convention to
Palestine,
for
his
noteworthy
con-
conspiracy that is communistically
Arab Supreme Council. In Ilaifa
besieged the village jail where
h al( of' the tortured Jews in be held at Wash:ngton, D. C., this
harbor, however, 1,100 Arabs are
the police took Chaskilewicz.
week-end to discuss the status of tributions to modern Hebrew liter- destroying the republic." Edmond-
Poland.
ature and in honor of the cernple- sun suggested that the Black Le-
still at work, and resistance to
Fearing further trouble, the po-
Jewish
life
throughout
the
world
DR.
FELIX
A.
LEVY
The national million dollar drive
tion
of
the
sixth
volume
of
his
col-
gion
might
be
a
"Jew-created
pressure
to join the general strike
lice rushed Chaskilewicz to War-
HAYM SALOMON
is sponsored by such outstanding and to elect delegates to represent
lected writings in which Jewish bogey camouflage, designed to of the Central Conference of has been reported among the
saw in an armored car. This fur-
ci tizens as the Hon. Ogden L. American Jewry at the World Jew-
life
of
the
early
nineteenth
century
!divert
attention
Arab
Municipal
Councillor, of
from
ther inflamed the anti-Semites tenor to provide a site in Wash- Mills, former Secretary of Treas- ish Congress, to be held at Geneva
Communist American Rabbis.
is vividly reconstructed in a series I subversions." In his own liters-
With Dr. Felix A. Levy of Chi- nine cities, including Jerusalem,
and then demolished Jewish shops ington for the erection of a me-
ury, Senators William E. Borah on Aug. 8.
of
beautifully
composed
and
in-
tureseh
c
r
e
eayrsoati,r.
tn
hia
zthe
, belongii to c ago, president, presiding, two Haifa, Sated and Tiberias- An
and assaulted every Jew they en- morial to Ilaym Salomon "in rec-
"It is remarkable," Dr. Bern-
and Robert Wagner, Charles Ed-
matters of paramount interest agreement whereby Jewish driv-
countered. Chaskilewicz is said ognition of the patriotic and meri- ward Russell, prominent journal- hard said, "that there are still spiring narratives, no secret organizations.
''resident Cyrus Adler, in con-
will probably come before the ers will supply temporary bus
to have been drunk when he shot torious services tendered by him ist, George Gordon Battle, famous Jews who believe that continu e d
c onference. The re-valuation of service for the German and Greek
Bujak, but friends of the, mur- to the United States Government New York attorney, Governor silence is the proper tactic against (erring degrees, referred to the
Fascists Attack Blum
dered soldier say that Chaskilew- during the most trying period of Ilerbert Lehman of New York, anti-Semitism." Speaking of some fact that the Faculty of the Semi-
PARIS (WNSI—That the po- the principles of Returns, which quarters in Jerusalem has been
nary also voted to recommend for lineal enemies of Premier Leon will restate the Pittsburgh Plat- made between the Jewish Drivers'
ick had a grudge against Bujak the American Revolution," ac-
Rabbi Abbe Silver of Cleveland wealthy German Jews who as late
under whom he had served in the cording to a message from Con- and many other prominent citizens as 1933 objected to fighting Ilit•r, this honorary degree, Dr. Ludwig Blum intend to take full advan- I form of 1885, and a decision on Association and the Arab bus
Blau, one of the foremost Rabbi- a
gressman Emanuel Celler of
army.
saatiscaapoe
lly l v
itii.: the Jew's attitude toward war, company which served these dis-
of the Jewish and Christian faiths. Dr. Bernhard said: "It is exclu- nical scholars of our time, who
are slated to occupy important tricts before the strike. The street
A similar incident occurred in Brooklyn to Z. Tygel, executive
60 Societies Cooperate
sively their fault that a more ener- reached his 75th birthday this cal issue became dramatically
t ihene w
dent
•
eonfinifepsuetssieio,nwao! Positiqns
meeting. on the agenda of the cleaners of Jaffa have returned
Vilna when a drunker. Pole was director of the Federation of Po-
The Detroit branch of the Amer. getic fight was not waged against year. Dr. Blau died before the
to work as the accumulation of
lish
Jews
in
America.
ehe
Chamber
ham
th
ebe
"r
P
killed by a Jewish restaurant
is an Committee Appeal is composed Hitler when the time was oppe,• commencement.
refuse on the streets of that city
The report on the joint reso- of
thrown
into
an
uproar
by
Xavier
Re statement of Platform
owner. The Pole entered the res-
delegates f
tune in the early stages of the
At the exercises, Dr. Simon Vallat, one-legged war veteran,
lotion
by
the
Committee
on
the
JS
R e-atatement of the Pittsburgh became a menace to the public
taurant of M. Davidson and was
wish organizations who meet regime, and now it is unfortunat• Greenberg, Rabbi of Congregation who
health.
Library,
which
had
it
under
con-
greeted
Blum
with
the
cry,
Pl
m
atfor,
which
for
60
years
has
threatening hen with a knife
ly too late."
(PPLEAHE TERN TO PAGE
of liar Zion of Philatielphia and
(PLEASE TUIIN To LAST PAGE(
(PLEASE TERN TO P sag si
, PLEASE TI —thl TO LAST PAGE)
The Arabs of Palestine are
OPPOSITE EDITORAL1
when Davidson fired in self-de-
a graduate of the seminary of the
Bernhard
Says
Jewish
Emissaries
ready
to treat ,the Jews with tol-
fense and killed the hooligan.
year 1925, made the commence-
of Hitler Seek to Block
eration if they will settle irt the
When word of the shooting
ment address.
country
as ■ religious minority,
.
Congress
reached the rural areas around
The invocation was delivered by
depending on the protection of
Charging Jews having German
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE
Dr.
Max
Drob,
Rabbi
of
the
Con-
opreamrs: EDITORIAL)
the
Arabs,
it is declared by Al
connections with attempting to de-
lkdam, Arabic weekly, the only
, stroy the World Jewish Congress. course Center Congregation and a Statement
by G. E. Harr im an of Ant i-N az i League on Arab newspaper to appear as ,the
Igraduate
of
the
Seminary
of
the
Georg Bernhard, outstanding pule
U. S. Ruling Aga i nst Dumping
1
ng o f
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE g)
By LUDWIG LEWISOHN
heist and former editor of the years
1911.
German Goods
Vossische Zeitung of Berlin, made I
Institut e O 'WNS
rdains Four
a
passionate
plea
for
American
This column it copyright by the Seven Art. Feature Syndicate Re.
production In "(holeor In pert strictly forbidden. Any Infringement on
Jewry to unite and make the Worldl NE W, YOR K
(;. E. Harriman, executive sec- I among those on which Germany
this copyright will be
oo.sut
pr
,4 .
wi
Jewish
Congress in G eneva a suc- 1Frishherg, Wendell A. Philli p s ' eatery of the Non-Sectarian Anti-; bases • large part of her export
cessful
venture.
In
address
at
an
luncheon given in his hone, Harold
Si.
Meyer b Nazi
League, with office's at 20 ! trade. During 1935 approximate-
oy;
M ri I 1 esrt ee
D
p: h e e r Kamsler
n e osrd awl ni , e e and
d , spar erabbis
a
VS' 47th St., New York, of which ' , ly 30,000,000 marks worth of
Educator Is Feted for His 'IN PALESTINE"
perhaps the very life of the British shortly after his arrival in this
Samuel Unternsyer is president, merchandise coming under rate-
The situation in Palestine is
Contributions to Jew-
the
empire are involved in this ap- country, Dr. Bernhard, who is gin-
the following statement in' gories mentioned, were imported
grave. It would be foolish to deny parently minute and obscure afros• erally acknowledged as an author- the Jewish Institute of Religion.
ish Culture
at the Inetitute's 11th annual cons- comment upon the ruling by the into this country out of a total Third and Final Nomination
that. But its character is entirely gle between the .
free state and the sty on international affairs, pointed mencement exercises Dr. William
United
States Government azainst, importation of German good,
of Officers to Pre- ,
and radically different from any servile
state, the struggle between out that an international Jewi..h Foxwell Albright, professor of the dumping of goods here by ; valued at 170,000,000 marks. Of
CLEVELAND (WNS) —Lead- previous and apparently similar civilization and barbarism.
cedeElaction
N A%
gathering such as the forthcoming Semitic languages at Johns lisp- Germany:
rs
coue. this is bu the first step.
t
ers in American Jewish life pals situation. In the successive small
And we, our people in Eretz World Jewish Congress cannot I,. kins University, and Prof. Samuel
Undoubtedly
the
Government
will
"The
news
that
the
Treasury
it,,,ig
Next
ee
x
t
waves
of
Arab
resistance
and
vio-
No
3n4d. a y n ,na niighBt4ithpiStaithi
a gloiving tribute to the achieve-
Israel, are the symbol and occasion oppose d on either Jewish or Amer- Krauss of the Vienna Rabbinical
Department has at last invoked raise the tariffs on many other
lence up to and including the riots
The German end , Seminary, eceived the honorary
g
ments of A. 11. Friedland, direc- of 1929, the great Arab landholders of that particular conflict. It is a scan grounds,
the Anti-Bounty clauses of the commodities which Germany ex- hold semi-annual election of offs-
tor of the Cleveland Bureau of instigated the peasantry by a tragic but not uncharacteristic scored the Jewish opposition and degree
man
1930 Tariff Act against Ger- ports.
e believe that this long ca
circumstance
that
this
should
be
accused
it
of
being
influenced
by
degree
of
Doctor
of
Hebrew
Let-
at the lodge quarters in the
Jewish Education, at a testimonial propaganda of religious fanaticism
dumping of her unwanted , Doris.
awaited action of the Government Maccabees Bldg. Herman Osnos,
dinner here, marking his 25th an- in order that their exploitation of so. It has for us all, not only for Jewish emissaries of Hitler who ters.
merchandise into this country is will result in an almost complete president of the lodge urges all
niversary of service to Jewish that peasantry could continue as our Yishub, but for every Jew in are still spreading propaganda le
the most heartening the Anti-Nazi stoppage of German exports into members to attend this meeting
the world this consoling and deeply the effect that world Jewish pro.
education.
League has received for some this country.
in the old Turkish days. There
and exercise their franchise as
For four hours, Friedland, were undoubtedly other element,— fortifying element of m o r a I tests against Hitler will hurt Jew-
time past.
"Through the boycott activities well as pass on several matters of
azi- land.
poet, author, dreamer and crea- the sloth of age-old custom resist- strength: We are not any more ish interests tot
Oil- importance.
tor, was eulogized, while he sat ing change, the mere desire to be bent upon a self-regarding task, . Asserting tha ther e ig still in
League has brought the situation iated bodies, German trade to the
Preceding the election, third and •
overwhelmed and could barely ex- left alone even if to one's loss, the however righteous and historically Germany a section of Jews who
to the attention of leading officials United States has already been final nomination of officers will be '
press his thanks in two sentences. general centripetal forces that are justifiable and ethically necessary. have learned nothing from the di'-
in the Treasury Department and decreased by
43
y
per
cent
from
he
ld. The by-lminations.
Re
-
aws of the Todge
Elected
by
Social
Work-
l
irst
All phases of Jewish life were always active in small and primi- Our task is now the task of free- estrous misfortune which has Le-
has been urg:iur them that the the 1932 fi gures.
We are con- for three no
The first
ers; Peiser Presides
represented at the gathering tive societies. This being the case dom itself, of civilization itself, of fallen them, Dr. Bernhard Pahl
raising of duties against German vinced that through the raising and second nominations were held
human hope and human health. that "those who cannot be taught
which was sponsored by a national Britain
Session
at
ld afford to issue re- 'What • world to contemplate not are not restricted only to Ger•
subsidized exports was not only of the tariff, Germany's trade with at the me!tings in May. Since that
committee of 200 American Jews. ports, make concessions and bar. only
justifiable, but absolutely rascal- . this country wille decreaseditime the nominating committee has
for us but for all men—Mils- many. In the western countries, in
Louis Lipsky hailed Friedland gain with the Arabs at the ex-
ATLANTIC CITY (WNS) — sary for the protection of ,Amer- by another 50 per cent at least I been forced by circumstances to
splint
and
perhaps
Hitler
with
England,
in
the
United
States,
in
as one of the creators of the Jew- pense of us, her friends.
industry and commerce and possibly even more. We also , make a change in their original
their iron heels upon the crucial France and in Holland there are Breaking a tradition that has en- ican
ish renaissance, while Rabbi Solo-
Today all that has changed centers of the Near East, England still Jews who view the fate of dared since its organization, the against • well planned attempt to believe that the action by our recommendations and a new report
mon Goldman of Chicago called
disrupt
world trade.
37th
annual
meet'^g
'
the
Na-
government will be followed by superceding the slate originally
radically, violently. The little land shorn of
sea-ways and empire German Jews as something which tional Conference of fewiah Social
Friedland "the embodiment of the
"Dr. Schacht, head of the similar action by Government, presented will be recommended to
hers A dark Age, darker concerns t em only in so far as Ser•ice
of Palestine has in more than one and powerles!
re-elected . Ilan y L. Gluck,- Reichsbank and German Minister throughout the world, particularly the lodge.
culture of his people." Abraham
y for mer one. material aid is needed but do not
termer age been the pivot of and bloodier than an
.
Goldberg, president of h
man, executive director of the Jew- ef Economics, has used the tre- Great Britain, France and Czecho•
world history. It is so again now. would be upon the world.
Following the election a general
rind it necessary to learn anythingish Welfare Boar d, for a second
tadruth ivrith, described Fried-
mendous power of the Nazi Gov- alovakia. The economic ring Is discussiorrof • timely sublect will
• • •
Italy
is
on
the
Red
Sea;
Italy
can
from
the
fate
f
German
Jews
land' a role in the f oundin g of
term as president, thus establish- ernment to force the German in- tightening around Hitler's throat be held. Aaron.Droock, chairman
rut off the waters of the Sudan;
Britain is waking up, though which would be of importance to
the National Hebrew School 25
mg • precedent, since no other dustry to pay the enormous sub- and the final success of the boy- of the lodge's anti-defamation rem-
Italy can tight at Suez; Mussolini slowly. The B r i t i 5 h democ. their own existence."
years ago in New York.
has his ruthless hand upon the racy wants peace; the British ...e- Americas Jewish Cosemitt. Re- president of the Conference had sidles which he has granted to colt seems in sight. No matter mittee, triggive a repOrt on mat - •
Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, educa-
ever been given election to • sec- exporters of Gen Ian ware, i n to what extent the desperate Nazi tenthat have come before his cons-
center of the central nervous sys- mocracy, especially the liberal and
peat. Attack en World
tion director of the Union of
OfX1 term. Mr. Gluckaman was order that they might be able to Government raises its subsidies mitts, In recent weeke.
tem of the British Empire. It is Labor parties, are determined to
Colter*.
American Hebrew Congregations,
drafted for a second term because seIl under world prices every- the eye of our Treasury Depart-
Last Linda), melt the general
an open secret that Behan propa- avoid world-conflict if it can be
Reiterating its previously ex- of the gravity Of the situation in where. The result of our Gov- meet will be upon them and there cornmitte•of
speaking in behalf of tlfe National
the lodge met jointly.
anda has fanned into flame the
Council of Jewish Education. told
But the movement of pressed opposition to the forth- which the Jewish community in ernment's action will be an almost Is no question that the tariff will with the rnai 1Priels inermlight
latent pseudo-nationalism of cer- avoided.
troops to Palestine, the distribu- coming World Jewish Congres
of Friedland's development of
s
,
Amer;
finds
itself,
complete
stoppage
of
German
fro-
be
raised
continually
to
meet
any
committee
to
complete
bad details
tain Arab groups. Rome remem- lion of further arms to our colon- the American Jewish Committee,
new and modern methods to make
Harry Greenstein of Baltimore, portation Into this country..
attempt to break through its barr for the moonlight to be held on the
-bers the pivotal character of Pal- isle, the granting of a new immi. in a statement signed by Dr. Cyrus
IPLICARE TERN TO PAOLI
'r
"The
various
commodities
men.
rier
by
means
of
dumping,
block.
Steamer
PLEASE sra,e TO PAOI
?ashram Sunday, June
estine. The prestige, the security,
irLEssis TGIINJO LAST PAM')
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
(PLEASE TURN TO sari TAOS,
OPPOIRTI XOTTOILIAL I
tinned as being affected are ed marks and subsidies?'
14.

MEMORIAL VOTED
TO HAYM SALOMON

THE

NATIONAL LEADERS
HONOR FRIEDLAND

WORLD'S

RABBIS WILL MEET
AT CAPE MAY, N. J.

2 SCHOOLS HONOR

DR. W. F. ALBRIGHT

The Government Makes Up at Last

WINDOW

PISGAH TO ELECT
OFFICERS MONDAY

GLUCKSMAN AGAIN