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then, we recommend "Room-
velt Revealed" by James C.
Young (Farrar & Rinehart), a
chronological record of the first
three years of the Roosevelt
administration. Although this
book is far from being a eulogy
it is a fair and unusually com-
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Deal. As a source book of the
most exciting years of contem-
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as a guide to the New Deal,
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Parent Club of Hashomer
Hatzair to Have Pic-
nic Sunday

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The Parent Club of Hashomer
flatzeir was organized last Jan-
uary.
The purpose was to link the
parent and the Shomer, and to
aid in the raising of the neces-
sary funds.
The club is sponsoring a pic-
nic on July 6, at Palmer Park,
the proceeds to go to the Hash-
omer summer camp—the Moshe-
vah. The public is invited.

Hirsch alanischewits of the
Janet Sapiro, wife of Aaron
matzoth Manischewitzes, is receiv-
Sapiro, died the other day in Cali-
ing mazel toes on the engagement
fornia, where the Sapiroe had gone
of his son, Joshua, to Naomi Fried-
for her health
men of New York.

Strictly Confidential

CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL. PAGE

SIDELIGHTS ON ZIONIST POLITICS

out many of the personal corn- CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE
plaints of people who think they
ducted along an entirely different
have been slighted.
front. That battle revolves around
LEHMAN
Governor Herbert H. Lehman the World Jewish Congress, and
of New York never looked better those forces which have violently
in his life .... His step is springy, opposed that project--on valid or
his smile almost a grin and any invalid grounds—are working to
nervousness he ever had has dis-
gain their ends (or perhaps com-
appeared . . . He Is being trailed
pensate for their frustration) in
by the newsboys as If he were a
another sphere, no matter how ir-
Ziegfleld beauty ... The question
revelant.
as to whether he is going to run
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of the
is uppermost in many minds .. .
There is a lot of open talk here Jewish Theological Seminary of
that Lemke, Father Coughlin's America, and distinguished non-
marionette third-party candidate, Zionist, is the man whose views
is being financed by Hearst are being voiced by the few men
money ... There are rumors cir- of the Rabbinical Seminary who
culating that Al Smith will ac- issued their resolution in opposi-
cept a Hearst bid to write anti- tion to Dr. Wise. But it should be
New Deal articles in the Hearst remembered that Dr. Adler in also
papers ... And please page Judge president of the American 'Jewish
Proskauer of Liberty League Committee, which has waged an
fame . . . Will his face be red unceasing warfare upon the Amer-
when new evidence linking Lib- ican Jewish Congress in its de-
erty Leaguers' money with those mand for a World Jewish Con-
undercover organizations spon- gress. Furthermore, it is no secret
soring racial prejudice will be that Felix M. Warburg, another
made public . . . Which reminds distinguished non-Zionist, would
us to tell you: If you listened in be very happy if Dr. Wise would
on radio broadcasts from the con- not be elected president of the Zion-
vention be advised that the big ist Organization of America. It is
corporations that sponsored some a strange concatenation of events,
of the convention programs had then, which brings to the support
given orders to their commenta- of the present president of the
tors to go easy with their adjec- Zionist Organization the men who
tives and find, if possible, boners have never been connected with it
. . . fleatter was one of the few and never will be, because of
who seemed to know what it was ideological differences which they
cherish.
all about.
On the surface it would seem to
PERSONALIA
be a sound argument that a Zion-
It is not generally known that ist president who has earned the
Dr. Stephen S. Wise has several opposition of such leading Jews is
times offered Dr. Mordecai M. not the man to guide the destinies
Kaplan, head of the Society for of the Zionist movement at a cri-
the Advancement of Judaism, the tical time. But prying beneath that
presidency of the Jewish Insti- superficial conclusion, one mus t
tute of Religion, but Dr. Kapla n keep in mind the status of Pales-
refused.
tine and the attitude of the non-
Maldwin M. Fertig, in his us-
Zionist thereto.
ual conscientious manner, calls
Need for Staunch Fighters
attention to the fact that our
If the Jewish community in Pal-
colleague Bernard Postal mis- estine is to be firmly protected in
quoted his comments on the its rights, it must have in Ameri-
American Jewish Congress Com- ca as in other lands staunch, un-
mittee pamphlet which made its yielding Zionists, men willing to
appearance at the Washington struggle hard for the positions al-
conference of the American Jew- ready won and the objectives still
ish Congress ... What Fertig ac- to be gained. It is no secret that
tually said, after asking that the in the past year the non-Zionists in
courtesy of distributing the pam- this country have been no source
phlet be granted by the confer-
of comfort to the Jewish Agency
ence, was: "Lest I be misunder-
Executive—in a political sense.
stood Aa to where I stand, it is They have wavered on the question
my opinion that the arguments of the Legislative Council, on the
used in this pamphlet fall into land sales restrictions and on
three categories: the superficially other restrictive policies considered
plausible, the totally unsound and, by the Palestine Government. Al-
in the case of one argument, though they may have been help-
thorough vicious. . . The vicious ful to some extent in the money
argument to which Fertig re- field, they have been a distinct
ferred, although he did not spec- handicap in the political field. And
ify it, was the implication that the that political field is of greater
World Jewish Congress is an un- importance today than at any time
American project.
since the Balfour Declaration was
issued. Sincere Zionists may right-
COMMUNAL STUFF
Those in the know are predict- ly feel, then, that to eliminate Dr.
ing that Harry Schaffer of Pitts- Wise solely because that would be
burgh will be the next comman- pleasing to non-Zionists would
of firm
der-in-chief of the Jewish War jeopardize the full extent
Veterans of the United States. support which the Jewish Agency
In view of the fact that this in Palestine might otherwise be
year's JWV convention is to be able to count upon.
The whispering campaign, which
held in Pittsburgh, the first time
the encampment has gone to a is part of the "stop Wise" move-
ment,
has also hinted that if Dr.
Western city, is would be only
proper if Schaffer, who hails from Wise is named to the presidency of
the
Zionist
Organization of Ameri-
Pittsburgh, should also be the
first Westerner elected comman- ca, some people would withdraw
their
financial
support for Pales-
der-in-chief . . . Speaking of the
convention reminds us that Bill tine. If there really are such un-
Unger, chairman of the Pittsbrugh worthy spirits in the Jewish com-
convention committee, and Dave munity as to use this type of block-
Nair of New Britain, Conn., chair- mail argument to vent personal
man of the national committee, spleen against a Jewish leader,
they ought to keep before them the
are doing a swell job.
results of the current United Pal-
Those Zionists who are draft-
estine Appeal campaign, which is
ing Morris Rothenberg fcr a fifth headed by Dr. Stephen S. Wise.
term as ZOA prexy are ,he die-
Not in the past seven years have
hards against the World Jewish
the results of a Palestine drive
Congress, namely Louis Rocker,
been so successful. Those who are
I. D. Morrison and Abram Spice-
in a position to know tell me that
handler . . . The first two gentle-
this is due, in the main, to the
men received prominent space in
relentless energy of its National
the "booklet" published by the
chairman, who is not only an inde-
American Jewish Committee and
fatigable worker himself but im-
distributed at the Washington
bues his associates with his seal.
conference of the American Jew-
There are some leaders throughout
ish Congress.
the country who have been luke-
Ludwig Lewisohn, who is quo- warm if not actually hostile to the
ted as supporting Morris Roth- rebuilding of the Jewish National
enberg for the ZOA presidency, Home. But as long as Dr. Wise
signed the Wise draft petition was at the heed of the campaign,
and told us that he is ready to they did not dare to express their
fight for Wise.
views—because they knew that
they would be blasted from their
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Joe Jacobs, Max Schmeling's citadels of prejudice by a man who
non-Aryan manager, attributes has convictions and who has the
his Aryan fighter's surprise vic- courage to express them.
The Arguments for Wise
tory over Joe Louis to the fact
With these negative issues out of
that he (Jacobs) wore a mezuzah
the
way, what is there that is
watch charm on the evening of
the Yankee Stadium upset . . . positive being said on behalf of
Dr.
Wise
by his friends?
When Joe talks to Max he (Joe)
First, that he is the most be-
uses a combination of English and
loved,
the
best-known Jewish load-
Yiddish . . . The failure of the
bout to net the million dollars er in America. There may be those
in
high
places
who dislike bin, or
the promoters expected was due
to the fact that many non-Ar- envy him. But among the broad
masses
of
the
people there i. no
yans boycotted it . . . But the
Jews who were at the fight showed Jewish name, with the exception
themselves real sportsmen when of that of his friend Justice Louis
they cheered Max . . . Our Loss, D. Brandeis, which carries such
is
Joe Brainin, who was at the ring- glamor. The career of Dr. Wise
side, tells us that after the fight one long succession of single-
he was approached by a big Ger- handed leadership in causes which
man who gave the Nazi salute and eventually won the support of the
said: "Ven ye Chermans and you larger public. Ile took lost causes
Chews get together ye can't be and transformed them into move-
ments that vitally affected the life
beaten."
of the people (this is as true of
civic life in New York City as in
Jewish community work). His
LUDWIG LEWISOHN
friends now say that the contracts
SUPPORTS DR. WISE he has built up during 40 years of
national service, the friendship , he
has made among political leaders,
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
and particularly the fame which
ceived messages and heard definite he has won among the liberal
rumors that you had withdrawn forces of this nation — all these
and was asked: that being so, are necessary to bolster up the
whether I minded Rothenberg be- Zionist Organization at a time
ing elected. I said: No, in that when the most vital issues in
case, why should I mind? Had my the history of the Palestine up-
mind been as clear and firm as building cause must be met. Dr.
usual I would have regarded the Wise, these friends say, would not
whole matter more critically. Also only be able to broaden the hose
there is this to be said: I have been of Zionist 'membership but bring
so long absent from any active within the influence of the Zionist
observation of the political as- movement the younger Jews who
pects of the organization that I have always admired his liberal-
was easily taken•in. At all events: ism. Such an outstandingly pro-
I shall go to Providence irre- Rressive leader is eesent'el at a
spective of myself and throw time when the Zionist ideal is be-
whatever weight I may have to ing attacked from Communist
your side."
sources. The younger men and
Thirty-three leading American women of the country, would be
rabbis, all Zionists, and represent- reassured by Dr. Wise's guiding
ing communities throughout the hand that liberalism and Zionism
United States, have issued an ap- are identical Ideals. The non-Zion-
peal urging their fellow Zionists ists who oppose Dr. Wise are the
to elect Dr. Stephen S. Wise as men aligned with the Liberty
president of the Zionist Organ- League and similar reactionary
ization of America at the conven- elements in domestic politics. Can
tion at Providence, R. I., this such leadership as they endorse
week-end, declaring that his "dy- have the qualities to win the
namic leadership is greatly younger elements who have thus
far stood aside?
needed."

RABBIS URGE JEWS
SE EXEMPTED FROM
WAR OBLIGATIONS

Secondly, his proponents say:
Dr. Wise is a crusader, an unrest-
ing laborer for the cause which he
espouses. If he would give to the
Zionist movement the benefit of
his purposive zeal, its strength
would be incalculably multiplied.
His opponents and even several
of his friends say that he has al-
ready taken on too much and that
he would, therefore, not be able to
give adequate attention to the
duties of the Zionist presidential
office. In the first place, those who
know Dr. Wise would rather have
one-third of his working day than
the whole working day of some-
body else, because of the extra-
ordinary amount he accomplishes
every hour. But, in the second
place—and this, his enemies have
hoped, would be overlooked — Dr.
Wise has distinctly, specifically and
unequivocally said that if elected
president he would relinquish other
duties. Those who know him intl.
mately realize that Zionism is the
cause nearest to Dr. Wise's heart.
He would embrace the opportunity
to devote himself to It. In other
words, his present preoccupation
with the American Jewish Con-
gress, the World Jewish Congress
and even other Jewish activities
would yield to his intensive work
as president of the Zionist Organ-
ization of America.
The third point made by the
friends of Dr. Wise is that his
election would bring nearer the
goal of "territorial union " an ob-
jective sought by the World Zionist
Congress for many years. The ob-
ject of this "territorial union" is
to consolidate the political and cul-
tural influence of all Zionist
groups in America, so that Pales-
tine Jewry may rely upon one cen-
tral organ of public opinion in
cases of emergency. Dr. Wise is
definitely committed to the "terri-
torial union" project. The present
president is opposed, under the
fear that the Zionist Organization
of America may be overshadowed
in a union of. this type. But the
friends of Dr. wise say that the
personality of the leader of the
Zionist Organization will deter-
mine the place it will have in the
territorial union and that his
strong personality will not permit
itself to be overshadowed.
It should be emphasized that the
present contest among the Zionists
is one of "stop Wise" rather than
"elect Rothenberg." The general
hope is, however, that Mr. Rothen-
berg, aligning himself with the
strong Zionist forces, will himself
place Dr. Wise's name in nomina-
tion and give American Zionism
the harmony which it needs as Pal-
estine itself stands at the cross-
roads of destiny.
Today the Zionist Organization
of America, instead of being the
powerful body which the impor-
tance of Palestine entitles it to be,
is merely one of a nondescript ag-
gregation of national societies. For
four years the talk at conventions
has been that the "youth" should
be brought into the movement. The
youth is still as far away as ever.
On several occasions the present
administration has s u ggested
splendid ideas, but has not suc-
ceeded in carrying these through
to completion.
Dr. Wise, his friends say, will
introduce planned activity and a
defined program. Ife will bring
with him every available American
Jew who has something to contrib-
ute to the Zionist movement and
who has the interests of Zionism
sincerely, unequivocally at heart.
And through Dr. Wise the Zionist
Organization will obtain wider
recognition.

JEWRY IN POLAND
IN MOURNING OVER
PRZYTYK VERDICT

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

halt the anti-Semitic terror. The
Courier Poznany, chief govern-
ment daily, calls on the govern-
ment "to burn out the anti-Se-
mitic terror and banditry with a
hot iron."

Urge U. S. Int
Lion
ASBUItY PARK, N. J (WNS)
--A plea to the U. S. Government
to make friendly representations
to Poland, which owes its inde-
pendence in large measure to the
United States, in behalf of Polish
Jewry was voiced by the Federa-
tion of Polish Jews of America
in one of a series of resolutions
adopted at its 28th annual con-
vention. The Federation also au-
thorized the convening of the
2nd world conference of all Polish
Jewish societies during the hold-
ing of the World Jewish Congress
and approved the extension of the
million dollar campaign in this
country for the relief of Polish
Jewry. The convention adopted
a statement with regard to the
Polish Jewish plight asserting that
responsible Polish leadership "is
permitting the glorious traditions
of Polish liberalism and enlight-
enment to be submerged in the
sea of alien theories and con-
cepts." The statment condemned
the brutal treatment of Polish
Jewry and accused the Polish
government of faint-heartedness.
Zelig Tygel and Abraham I.
Kandel, both of New York. were
named delegates of the Federa-
tion to the World Jewish Con-
grees. Benjamin Winter, New
York, was re-elected president.
Other officers named were: Ja-
cob Brown, New York, vice- rem-
dent; Gershom Bader, New York,
honorary vice-president; Abraham
Werner, New York, treasurer;
and Zelig Tygel, New York, ex-
ecutive director.

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this situation far too long and
we must insist, even though it
may cost us contributions and loss
of skilled social workers, that no
one who is not synagogue-minded
and interested 'in religion has the
right to any position of respon-
sibility in the Jewish community."
Dr. Levy blamed the clash be-
tween the American Jewish Com-
mittee and the American Jewish
Congress or, lack of proper or-
ganization among American Jew-
ry. Unity of world Israel will
be possible only when the call
for it comes from the synagogue
he said. Ile also warned the rab-
bis against "dereligionization and
de-Judaization" within the syna-
gogue and urged that Jewish ser-
mons be primarily of Jewish con-
tent. "The rabbi's function is not
to discuss the latest play or mov-
ing picture or analyze the most
recent best-seller," he declared.
"The rabbinic office does not In-
clude the duties of the college
professor, the dramatic critic or
the radio reader."

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Rabbis at the closing session Sun•
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"The time has come," he said,
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each congregation autonomous
and each rabbi his own author-
ity,"
He proposed the formation of a
synod council made up of dele-
gates from the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations, com•
posed of laymen, and from the
Central Conference of Rabbis.
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Without becoming a hierarchy,
such a body could "reintegrate
liberal Judaism in this country
and help to increase the numbers
of adherents of reform," he de-
clared.
Terse Principals Urged
Rabbi Rosenblum also propos-
ed to the conference, which is at
work on a restatement of its prin-
Because they're PRICED
iiples, promulgated in Pittsburgh
RIGHT, STYLED RIGHT,
in 1886, that any declaration
and FEEL RIGHT!
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and cryptic as the Ten Command-
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pets of circumstance, but as in-
terpreters if history and as pro-
phets of the Lord."
Dr. Felix A. Levy of Chicago
was re-elected as president. Other
officers re-elected are: Max C.
Currick of Erie, Pa., vice-presi-
dent; Harry S. Margolis, of St.
Paul, Minn., treasurer; Rabbi
Isaac E. Marcuson of Macon, Ga.,
recording secretary, and Rabbi
Samuel M. Gup of Columbus, 0.,
corresponding secretary.
Added to Executive Board
The following were added to
Entire Stock-
the executive board; Rabbi Mor-
Tro picals Excepted
ton Berman and Rabbi Philip S.
Bernstein of New York; Rabbi
Sines Mesta, feeble lirsultd, Sport Month In all Sizes.
Abram Brill of Shreveport, La.;
Rabbi Alvin Luchs of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y.. Rabbi Albert Mince
of Minneapolis
' and Rabbi Samuel
WASHINGTON BlVD.AT GRAND RIVER
Wohl of Cincinnati.
New officers were chosen by the
Hebrew Union College Alumni
Associaticm. Dr. Abba Hillel
Silver of Cleveland is president;
Dr. Joseph L. Rauch of Louis-
ville, Ky., vice-president; Rabbi
Sidney Regner of Reading, Pa.,
secretary, and Rabbi Leon Feuer
of Toledo, treasurer.
New members of the board of
trustees are Rabbi Maurice Eisen-
drath of Toronto, Rabbi Abra-
ham Iloltzberg of Trenton and
Rabbi Charles Shulman of Glen-
coe, Ill.; es representative of the
association to serve on the ex-
ecutive board of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht of In-
dianapolis was chosen; as repre-
k
sentative on the board of mana-
gers of department of synagogue
and school extension of the un-
ion, Dr. Leo M. Franklin of De-
troit; as representatives on the
board of governors, Dr. Solomon
B. Freehof of Pittsburgh, Rabbi
Edward Israel of Baltimore and
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Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity in-
stalled its newly-elected officers at
a formal dinner dance at Blossom
Heath on Sunday, June 28. Those
installed were: Al Miller, chancel-
lor; David Pacernick, vice chancel-
lor; Irving Berger, secretary;
Nathaniel Shulman, treasurer;
George Moore, sergeant-at-arms.
The first anniversary of reor-
ganization of the fraternity was
observed at this function.
Prior to this affair, cocktails
were served at the home of Irving
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land, Emanuel Gorfine, William
Jacobs and Sidney Traub; Min-
nesota, Harry Weiss; New Jersey,
David T. Wilentz, Mrs. Katherine
Elkus White, Harry L. Schoen and
William M. Unterman; New York,
flerbert H. Lehman, Herbert Bay-
ard Swope, Irwin Steingut, Philip
M. Kleinfeld, Edwin H. Kaufman,
Emanuel Celler, Aaron L. Jacoby,
Samuel Levy, Rosalie S. Phillips,
Samuel Untermyer, Max D.
Steuer, Bert Stand and Max J.
Schneider; North Dakota, Harry
Lashkowitz; Ohio, Robert S.
Marx; Pennsylvania, Samuel S.
Fels and Nathan D. Pechin; Ten-
nessee, Max Friedman; Wimonsin,
William Rubin. Jewish alternates
were present from Colorado, Ill-
inois, Maine, Maryland, Massach-
usetts, -New York, New Jersey,
Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin.

Zedakah Club Honors Mem- Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity
ory of Mrs. Shugerman
Installs Officers

Honoring the memory of the
late Mrs. Myer Shugerman, an
active member of Zedakah Club,
the organization turned its last so-
cial meeting of the season into
memorial meeting. Ms. Miriam
Slobin recited impressive lines in
tribute to her. The club voted three
trees be planted in Palestine in
Mrs. Shugerman's memory. The
members being desirous of having
the deceased's name Inscribed in
the golden book of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, have made separate
contributions,

AVOID TILE RUSH!

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

FACING GRAND CIRCUS_ PARK

Rosenwald Post's
Scalp Treatments
Specializing in
Picnic on Sunday

Election of Officers to Be Held

on July

The annual picnic of the glulius
Rosenwald Post No. 218 of the
American Legion will be held this
Sunday, July 5, at Edgewater
Park.
Election of officers will be held
on Wednesday, July 8. The follow-
ing were placed in nomination:
Commander, Sam Raskin;
senior vice-commander, Murr•y
Levine and Sol Reny's; jjunior
vice-commander, Marsh and Gould;
adjutant, Dr. H. J. Goodman, Kay
and Curtis; finance, George Oriel;
seal-gent at arms, Marsh and Adel-
stone; chaplain, Goldstein; hi 1-
torian, Dr. Goldstone; delegates
to state convention, Waterstone,
Dr. Goldstone, Gallant, Sunman,
Raskin, Goldstein, Jacobson, Dr.
Stein. Gould; district association
committeemen, Dr. M. Goodman,
Dr. Stern, Waterstone, Dr. Gold-
stone, Sussman, Raskin, Jacobson.
Levine; executive committee of
poet, Hereof, MBgrim , Sabin,

Stein.

HARPER METHOD

SHELTON TULIP OIL
PERMANENTS

FACIAL TREATMENTS

Margaret Greenough

BEAUTY SALON

Former:, with Mosey van Wyck

Ms ICEMAN n11)41.

CA.

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RIGHTS ARE GIVEN
TO PERSIAN JEWS

SALONIKI (WNS) —For t y
thousand Persian Jews
been
accorded equal rights with other
Persian citizens, it is reported in
the Saloniki press. The same re-
ports indicate, however, that thou.
sands of Persian Jews are em-
bracing Christianity through the
efforts of American missionaries
in Teheran.

hay.

Barry Hershfield will be In Hol-
lywood atoetly on a big movie cols-
tract.

