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PAGE TWO

1

PROTESTS NAZISM
BY KILLING SELF

THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME

DeLuxe Family Service

Pounds

July 10, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

c

Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
Neatly Ironed
Bath Towels and Underwear
Fluffed Dried

FIRST DETROIT ALLOTMENT FOR POLISH RELIEF

((CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT 9-31

DETROIT,

New Lew Bars Jews from Reich
Army

SHIRTS

MARY MELLIN
of 2918 Clairmount Ave., 38
July 8. Fun-
years old, died
eral services were held at Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home
July 9
with interment in Beth Abraham
Cemetery, Rabbi J. Thumim offic-
iating. She is survived by her
husband, Isadore; two sons, Mil-
ton and Gerald; her mother, Mrs.
Fannie Bayles; two sisters, Mrs.
Samuel Schmittel and Mrs. Geo-
rge Levine and three brothers,
Dr.
G. Bayles, Morris and
Clarence Bayles.

Real Estate Bargains

15% NET . '

on

and he was promptly arrested,
and convicted of "grevious negli-
Once." The court ruled that it
is an offense in Germany to wear
trousers of a misleading color.

THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE

OBITUARY

are

MICHIGAN _JulyA,

103c1...__N a. P.8—_—......

APEAL,}11f)Li0111 ILI,..____ $1500,40

on

Idle fundoC today will eons
10% lo 10% net above all
espenses and lace. If Ins
reeled In our Selected , '
arsala Apts. We believe
(his tips insrolnieut Is
now desold of nett and
will show torte capital
tarns In the near futon..
You aro Milted to toll(
MI. over without oblige-
l io n.
_ _

M

s T X;rins affiRICall

BERLIN (WNS) — All Jews
were officially excluded from the
Germany army by a new law is-
.5,,,
No matter what you pay,
...•_••••4*:•• DOLLARS
sued here under the signatures of
8 Apts — was $30,000
no laundry
Chancellor Hitler and Defense
Inc.
Our pridh $12,000, Down
Minister Blomberg. The law made
can launder a finer shirt
1l anch'
$3,000.
SAMUEL
KAPLAN
it clear, however, that in the •

WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
of 318 Edmund Place, 81 years
event of war the law would be I
old, died on July 3. Funeral
14 Apts — was $60,000
suspended, for it asserts that
rom.010.0.00/000.10.ostOmm.
services were held on July 3 with
Our price $21,000, Down
"service of Jews in war is re-
interment in Machpelah Ceme-
$5,000.
served for special regulations."
The above is • reproduction of the check mailed last week by Joseph H. Ehrlich, treasurer of tery. He is survived by a son,

Men who are partly Jewish are
Flat Pieces carefully ironed
20 Apts — was $100,000
to be admitted to the army, but the Detroit branch o f the America n Committee Appeal for the Relief of Jews in Poland, to the na- Israel of Philadelphia, Pa.; five
krelb.
Additional pounds,4 lion
daughters,
Mrs.
Miriam
Kravit
of
tional
office
toward
the
fund
to
help
relieve
the
tragic
position
of
Jews
in
Poland.
This
$2,500
will be barred from officers'
Our price $35,000, Down
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
check represents contributions from individuals and organisations. Solicitations will continue until the Southport, England, Mrs. Mollie
ranks.
$10,000.
Goldman of Boston, Mrs. Sarah
Detroit quota of $25,000 is raised.

Sachs, Mrs. Freda Buttner and
26 Apts — was $100,000
Columbia Fires Anti-Neal Student
Mrs. Kitty Wallace of Detroit,
NEW YORK (WNS)—A na-
newspapers appealing to the
!REMIT
$2,500
FOR
Our price $35,000, Down
25 grandchildren and 8 great-
Not respourIblo for ton-burnt or wind-whipiaN/ curtains
tion-wide student strike begin- public for funds. In the ad-
$7,000.
RELIEF OF JEWISH
grandchildren.
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
ning at Columbia University will vertisement, which was paid

NEEDY
IN
POLAND
be the answer of the American
for by the Southern Pacific
37 Apts — was $175,000
No German Goods Sold
SARAH FRIEDLAND
Student Union to Columbia's ac- Company, a plea is made for
Our
price
$60,000,
Down
(CONCLUDED
FROM
PAGE
I)
Rent • Book-3c a Day
of 318 Edmund Place, 67 years
tion in dismissing Bob Burke, funds in the name of Ameri-
$12,000.
nob Rooms to Rent
old, died on July 3.
Funeral
junior clam president, because of can youth. The ad asks:
Each
A check for $50 was received services were held at Lewis Bros.

Club Exchange 10220 Dexter
hie active role in the protest "Will America alone—of 53
from the Women', Auxiliary No. Funeral Home on July 5 with in-
85 Apts — was $500,000
against Columbia's participation countries—fail its glorious
122, Order B'nai B'rith, with a terment in Machpelah Cemetery.
Our price $215,000, Down
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
in the Heidelberg celebration, it boys and girls?" Among those
fine letter from the president, She is survived by a son, Max.
$40,000. MR. BEDFORD.
is announced. Burke, who is signing the ad is Edsel Ford.
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will be
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, and secre-
from Youngstown, 0., was told
The number of Jewish track
Finished Same Day—NO EXTRA CHARGE
tary, Miss Charlotte Gant, wish-
Homer Warren & Co.
At any Cigarette Counter, in
not to return to college in the and field athletes who will par-
ing the drive success.
REALTORS
any Climate, You Can Get Fac-
fall because of his part in last ticipate in the final Olympic try-
Oar tad 54 Century of Smelts
The Eva Prenzlaucr Maternity tory-Fresh Old Golds—See for
May's demonstration.
outs at Randall's Island on July
Aid
voted
an
additional
$40
con-
Yourself.
for 11 and 12 was raised to 8 when
9 American Athletes Sail
per pound
,,EARING APPAREL.
tribution to the relief fund, mak-
Anti-Nazi Olympiad in Spain
the American Olympic track and
ing a total of $50 contributed by
p•..a
While the official American field committee earned four Jews
this organization. •Mrs. Josh-
Olympic team which will repre- among the 162 additional quali
ua S. Sperka, wife of Rabbi
Minimum Charge, $1.60
sent this country at the Berlin fiers. The latter were selected
Sperka, made a splendid address
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Olympiad In still being selected, a on the basis of performance in
before this group at their last
rival team, svonsored by the Com- regional tryouts in which they
We Call for sad Deliver to All Parts of the City
meeting and an additional amount
Beautiful 3 - acre estate in
mittee on }air Play in Sports, did not automatically qualify. The
was voted. A check was promptly
Kingsville, Ont. 28 miles from

embarked on the S. S. Transly- eight Jewish finalists are: Martin
sent by Mrs. A. Yudkoff, for this
Windsor. Swimming pool, 8
vania for Spain to participate in Glickman, Blooklyn, and Sam
organization.
bedrooms, 6-car garage, land-
the Peoples Olympics at Barce- Stoller, University of Michigan,
scaped.
High
stone
wall
in-
The Women's Auxiliary of the
lona, July 19-26. Organized by in the 100-metre dash; Philip
sures privacy. Immediate pos-
United Hebrew Schools sent in
anti-Nazi forces as a counter-at- Levy, Stanford, discus throw;
session. Box No. 30, Detroit
the
$25 contribution voted a few
traction to the Berlin Olympics, Abraham Rosenkrantz, Michigan
Jewish Chronicle.
weeks ago.
the Barcelona games have drawn State Normal, 800-metre run;
The Northern Progressive Lad-
entries from a score of countries. Sam Klopstock,' Stanford, 110.
ies Aid Society, hire. 51. Barish,
The American team of nine com- metre hurdle; Lawrence Minsky,
president,
sent in its contribu-
prises
Charles
Burley
of
Pitts-
Iowa
State
College,
javelin
throw;
with
your
dinner
CHICAGO BOUND—If you are,
Enjoy DOUBLE.MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes
burgh, Golden Gloves boxing and Danny Taylor, New York,
I can save you considerable tion as did the Laundry Ladies
Social
Club,
through Mrs. E.
champion,
who
refused
a
place
0
01>O00
and
Irwin
Rubow,
University
of
0040:041-00t30-0-400:00-0-00-0-0-0 ISOO-0-000 0-000000-003:1000 -
money on accommodations at one
on the regular Olympic team; Wisconsin, shot put. The four
of Chicago's leading first class Shrodeck, and the Workmen's
Circle
Branch
045, through H.
Dorothy Tucker, Negro dress- last-named were additional quali-
TYLER 6-4485, TYLER 6-6802
OPEN EVENINGS
hotels. Will give liberal discount
maker, who is a swimmer and fiers.
on due bill. Call Mr. Robinson, Goodman.
Zedakah Club is doing fine
hurdler; Harry Engel, garment
Cadillac 1042.
work among its members and the
cutter, a long-distance runner; Christian Youth Conference to
JEWELER
Bernard Danchik, wrestler; Eddie
COTTAGE FOR RENT — For cause of Polish Jewry is ably
Seek Co-Operation of Jews
TYLER 5-7938
8729 12th St.
champid
one by Mrs. S. K
.
Kraus, who divides his time be-
and Catholics
Auguat or September. 5 rooms. bin, who i s active in the work and
tween making knit dresses and
LAKESIDE, 0. (NCJC)—The
Modern equipped. Frigidaire. ready to assist at all times.
pole-vaulting; Myron Dicker, a Christian Youth Conference of
See or write Charles Rosenblatt,
The Radomer Friendly Society,
trackman; Julian Raul, cycler; North America, attended by 1,000
Allendale Beach Cottage No. 1, through its representative, Mr.
Al Chakin, boxer and wrestler; delegates, adopted the report of
North Shore Drive, South Ha- Klein, reports encouraging col-
and Frank Payton, trackman.
a commission urging co-operation
ven, Mich.
lections and will turn in a sum
They expect to return to the with Jewish and Catholic religious
E. Rothenberg
The new and remarkable tableware
to the treasurer within a few
United States in time to partici- agencies. The report expressed
YOUNG MAN desires pleasant, weeks.
pate in the World Labor Athletic the Christian young people as
Dirigold Tableware is the most beautiful in the world — it
sunny room with congenial fam-
The Freiheit Gesang Verein
Carnival, another anti-Nazi sports "eager to work" with them
ily. Write Box 80, Detroit Jew-
possesses the color and beauty of 16-karat gold with the
voted to contribute $26 after a
festival, which is to be held at agencies.
ish Chronicle, stating price.
plea was made by S. Kraft.
strength of steel — Dirigold is not plated, but is made from
Randall's Island, Aug. 15 and
In what is believed to be the
The International Workers Or.
16 under the auspices of the Na- first action of its kind by a ma-
solid Dirigold Metal, and is guaranteed to last for genera-
FOR RENT—Large, airy room for
so
der Branch 43 is collecting funds
tional Jewish Labor Committee. jor religious group, the Christian
tions. Dirigold does not corrode, is not affected by ordinary
one or two in private home of
from
among its members, reports
Before sailing the anti-Nazi ath- Youth Conference of America de-
young couple. Near Dexter bus.
acid in food or fruit and will always retain its lustrous
Mr. Mellon, while the Lachwitzer,
letes received a message from nounced William Randolph Hearst
Call Northlawn 5275.
through Nathan Epstein, *ill soon
golden color because it'. solid clear through.
Gov. Herbert H. Lehman wishing by name. A commission of the
them luck in the games. The conference brought in a report FOR RENT—Beautiful, furnished turn in its amount for the relief
AS A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER, DUR-
fund.
French and Spanish governments , assailing the publications, radio
room for one or two by private
The American Committee Ap-
both of which are officially boy - stations and motion picture. , family. Home and kitchen privi-
ING THIS EXHIBITION, DIRIGOLD WILL BE
peal in charge of the Detroit
cotting the Berlin Olympics, are owned or controlled by Hearst
leges. Garage if desired. Refer-
s
SOLD WITHIN THE PRICE RANGE OF EVERY
01 01
drive
is anxious to send another
helping to finance the Barcelona and said they "perpetrate lies,
ences exchanged. Call Townsend
allotment to 'Poland as quickly
Eames.
pervert the truth, withhold news,
PURSE. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD A SET
6-7021.
as possible and asks all who plan
Desperately in need of 6146,-
oppose academic freedom of ex-
FOR YOU
000 to finance the American
pression and other civil rights, RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun- to contribute to do so at once.
Olympic team, the American
oppose the interests of labor, and
dresses, women for house clean- Mail contribution to 604 Gris-
WE ARE THE ONLY AUTHORIZED DIRIGOLD DEALER
Olympic Committee, through a exploit vice and crime."
ing, house maids, women for wold Bldg. Checks should be
IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD
newly organized group calling
part time work. By hour, day made payable to Joseph 11. Ehr-
The
young
center
forward
of
itself the New York Olympic
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi- lich, treasurer.
Appeal to Workers
the New York Hakoahs is the son
Committee, has published ad-
son 2626.
The officers call upon all work-
of a Brooklyn rabbi.
in New York
vertisement ■
era to continue their efforts until
QUILTS—Made or recovered from
victory is achieved. Meetings will
modest at its disposal, started its are often seen in the office of the
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
be held every other Thursday
lows recovered—special, $1.25.
activities on new principles, which J. D. C. They tell heart rending
during the summer period. The
Full line of curtains, baby,
have been very successful. The stories about the despair and need
next general meeting will be held
4000000004000 1:1-0000O0-0 0 0-000 0-0 00 0-4000 1 7004TOOOCTO J D C in Poland demands that of the Jews in their town.
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
on Thursday, July 16, at 8 p. m.,
ter Quilt dr Gift Shop, 11649
the rich Polish Jews should take
In a period of such economic
at the B'nai Moshe, Lawrence and
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
part of the relief burden upon convulsions and accelerated anti-
Dexter. All delegates and workers
9050.
their own shoulders, and not de- Semitism, one must certainly pos-
are requested to attend. The ex-
Model
pend entirely upon the aid sent sess courage and strong nerves in
ecutive committee will meet on
9K2
from abroad. They, too, should be order to consider the search for MINERAL BATHS—Treatments Sunday, July 12, 10'i30 a. m., at
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
tinople I have also seen exiled required to contribute in order to new sources of income or, for that
e Brilliant reception of
tism, sciatica and colds. Also the Warsaw Club, 10036 Holmur.
Russiana. In the short time of their alleviate the plight of their poorer matter, any constructive work for
London, Paris, airplanes,
Superheterodyne
In between meetings all con-
Turkish and reducing baths.
acle, as manna dropped from exile, those people were completely brothers. Ilere, the influence of the the Jews in Poland. The J. D. C.
police, etc.
with revolutionary
Wayne Mineral Baths, 630 Front tributions should be sent by mail
demoralized. And then endless re- J. D. C. is of great educational performs this work in Poand mod-
heaven. I remember how a child
or
delivered
in
person
to
the
drive
MAGIC
VOICE,
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd). Randolph
spect for the Jews began to grow value. The Gemiloth Chemed Kas- esty. It has found extra trades
O Scientific tuning with no
of(ce at 504 Griswold Bldg.
looking at a can of condensed milk, in my heart because thousands of
which eliminates
6744.
sas, (free loan societies) the most and professions, that will mean
effort.
Cherry
0715,
where
receipts
will
asked its mother: "Mama, what's years in exile had not demoralized important Jewish institutions in much. In comparison with the ter-
"boom" from low
b e issued for all amounts turned
O Rich, luxurious cabinet.
that?" The child had seen no milk them. On the contrary, their na- Poland, were engaged in a cam- rific and constantly growing need, FOR RENT—Nice, light and airy in.
notes and allows
room
for
a
gentleman.
Near
tional
code
of
aiu
and
selfhelp
has
paign
to
collect
moony
among
the
this is only of minor help. But it
only desired
during the entire war period.
Such active workers as Samuel
car and bus. 2282 Pingree,
enabled them to go through all Polish Jews themselves, the net is very important to show the peo-
Dronzek, I. Mellin, A. Green-
And the child's eyes opened wide storms unharmed.
downstairs. Tyler 6-4516.
result of which was a million zlo- ple that there is some way out of
baum, II. Goodman, I. Adler, Is-
with wonder when it saw white
Surely there are many more tys. The J. D. C. has aroused the their plight and that it consists WANTED — Refined young lady rael Bornstein, Mr. and Mrs.
flour. The poor child thought that
people with ex-
Polish Jews to the realization of of work and self-help.
simiar
episodes—they
should
all
be
Morris Weinberg, S. Kraft, Judge
to
share
apartment.
Reason-
it was heavenly food. The words
pensive tastes
recorded. They constitute part of the necessity of self-help.
I The J. D. C. has lately been en-
able. Call Monday between 7 Joseph Sanders, Dave Baker, Mrs.
sound so simple: milk, bread. Now
In the process of this construe-igaged in arranging the exporta-
and 10 p. m. at 2210 Pingree, S. K. Slobin, Nathan Rose, Dr.
food is even being dumped into Jewish history. Jewish children
must knw about all these facts as tive work the Polish Jews were tion of products made by Jewish
Perry Burnstine, Joseph Mikof-
Apt. 206.
the ocean. But, in those days, these
an expression of Jewish solidarity firmly united—a fact not observed I artisans. Hope has been awakened
sky, Julius Braun, Mrs. E. Shro-
were magic words.
in connection with any other in- I in the hearts of these artisans. FOR RENT — Nicely furnished deck, Mrs. C. Sperling and other.
The officers of the J. D. C. in and humanitarianism.
room in private home for a are constantly on the job and are
stitution. During the campaign I Courses in arts and crafts were
Poland at that time wore the ! Spent $27,000,000 ni Poland
young lady. Monterey. Ilogarth bringing new contributions daily,
American khaki uniforms and this
The J. D. C. during the period for the Gemiloth Chewed Kassas, t opened by the J. D. C.
8575. Radio pleas are made weekly
increased the reputation of the I of its activities in Poland has orthodox rabbis and free thinkers,
In summary one should speak
assimiationists
and
Zionists,
old
with
the
most
grateful
apprecia-
through the courtesy of Hyman
force not only among the Jews but '
'
FOR RENT—Large, airiy room
!anent $27 000 000 Looking back,
Altman, Aaron Kurland and Mrs.
"
among non-Jews as well. People
and young—all were united. This tion of the activities of J. D. C.
with new furniture for one or
some
might
say
that
the
money
has
proved
conclusively
that,
the
in
Poland,
as
reflecting
the
con-
If y Weinberg on stations
knew that they were not soldiers
two ladies or couple, in privi-
WMBC and WJBK. The commit-
because they carried no swords. might have been spent more con- spirit of animosity, no prevalent crete sympathy of American Jews.
ate home. Telephone.
Near
tee is extremely grateful to the
In the imaginations of the people structively. Which is more con-
mong Jews can be turned into a Mistakes were made sometimes, as
car and bus. 2537 Glynn Ct.
above named for aiding this cause
they "sere diplomats—and their structive at the moment, to feed spirit of unity in the process of indeed is true of all human under-
mission was really the most diplo- I the starving or to build a school? constructive work.
takings. As one looks back, one COLLEGE GIRL with car would in such a splendid way.
Looked Upon as an Embassy
might have hoped that even in the
like another girl to accompany
matic that ever was performed: Both are vital. It is easy to speak
of these things after the emer-
tour, a trip to South Polish Jews Face Worst Crisis
they distributed food.
her on
The J. D. C. in Poland is not Period of stress and emergency
Between Livernois and Chicago Blvd.
Since 1919
gency has quieted down. But if merely a philanthropic institution. J. D. C. had been able to engage
Haven or any similar resort.
Hope Instead of Misery

WARSAW. — (WNS) — Tho
References excha,pged. Plaza
Thousands of orphans, victimsione is objective one must concede It is something more than that. in more reconstructive work. The
worst crisis since Poland became
5257.
of the Ukrainian pogrom, were that during the war and immediate The J. D. C. office at Yasna No. 11 houses destroyed by flame in the
Independent at the close of the
left. Homeless children were roam- post-war period funds had to be in Warsaw is looked upon by the city of Brisk that were built by
FOR RENT — Beautiful upper, world war is how informed Jew-
ing over the country. The J. D. C. spent merely to sustain life. There Jewish masses as an embassy, J. D. C. stand to this very day, a
six-room
flat,
breakfast
room.
ish
leaders here describe the sit-
was
no
question,
then,
of
how
to
where one can find protection and monument to J. D. C. rehabilita.
was protecting, healing and bring-
frigidaire, porch, side drive. uation of Polish Jewry as a result
lion. However, as conditions made
ing hope into their miserable lives. secure the most lasting benefit. justice, aid and understanding.
Strictly
modern,
1995
Hazel-
of
the sensational Przytyk po- danger. We have no rights to de-
Possible to
and as
soon as ppo
the
ROT. Cantos
r
A
An
a journalist I have
visit
-
At that time, Professor Israel Life during those periods was
wood. groin trial verdict, in which
the fend ourselves against attacks
Jacob
Friedlander was visiting Poland, shaken vehemently by tragedy and this office frequently. There I can tunny presented, J. D. C. engaged
the martyr who was felled at his cbsaster—starvation, disease, po- get statistical data and informs- in reconstructive work, with EXPERIENCED WOMAN wanted pogromista escaped with mild and we are attacked on every side
Silverman
prison
sentences
while
some
Jews
and
with
post while giving help to his poor groin, homelessness, inflation! Un- tion on Jewish life and on change• greater care than ever
SURGICAL
for cooking and assisting con-
by a merciless foe."
MOI1EL
brethren. This martyr's death 'der ouch circumstances the quiet in the economic structure of Jew- increasing success.
valescent in Orthodox home. were given severe terms. Engaged
sis Teen'
The notable achievement of the
made a deep impression upon Planning of reconstruction had to ish communities and similar in-
Call RA. 6248 daily or EU. by what it calls the impudence Polish Jews in Nationwide Strike
Ersetico
Over'
Przytyk
Verdict
of
the
Jews
in
organizing
nation-
It.seennne.oded
everyone. Why do we know so little await a better, more normal day. formation. This information is J. D. C. in Poland is that it helps
4238 evenings and Sunday.
wide protests against the verdict,
Phyaelans sad
about this martyr? It seems to me I IA us take the advent of infla- gathered together by the Ze-K:13e to weld the Jewish position to-
Protesting
against
the
verdict
Hospital.
that his picture should be displayedltion which swept over so many and is of great importance. Not gether more flrey and is stimulat- illnanaia Shows She Can Stem the anti-Semitic press in openly
2903
inciting to renewed pogroms. In of the Radom district court in the
Anti-Jewish' Riots
by Jews all over the world. His i Parts of the War Zone. No one only do Jewish journalists resort ing and arousing the Jews of Po
Elmhurst
peb..I
could
stop
it
or
plan
against
it
BUCHAREST
Przytyk
pogrom
trial,
1,000,000
to
this
source
of
information,
but
land
to
ever
greater
measures
of
circles
there
is
a
growing
(WNS)
—Prov-
biography should have been
TO.
8.6839
ing that it could prevent anti- (Jewish that the Przytyk verdict Polish Jews staged a peaceful but
lished in millions of copies and even when it meant the loan of also the political leaders. The oelf -helP•
Marria[e•
The only thing that can be Semitic disorders if it no desider, was dictated by the Skladowski effective nationwide gene r a
distributed among the masses. large sums. Individuals, peoples, statistical bureau aso enjoys the
PreNnI3M
wished for in connection with the the Rumanian Government's government in order to win the strike. Jewish
The activities of the J. D. C. organizations, governments, were confidence of the Polish govern-
shops were closed
govern- present fund campaign is that the
emergency precautions averted !support of the National Demo- everywhere, Jewish workmen re
Were not limited only to Poland, all the victims of such economic ment, the young Jewish
ment officials, who are scientists J. D. C. should collect as much the serious anti-Jewish riots ex- ; crats (Endeks), who have been mained away from their jobs and
but began to spread to other lands ' conditions of instability.
Monuments of Character
In consequence .some undertak- sometimes get assignments to do money as possible in order to in- pected her0when thousands of ; responsible for the wave of po- Jewish theaters and cafes shut
as well. About 12 years ago I wan
visiting Constantiople and there I ings of the J. D. C. in co-operation special research work for the goy- elude • larger budget for the Po- Cuziata arrived for a convention. grams. From the tenor of com- down. Special meetings were held
was told of an episode in the work with local forces, did not attain ernment. lish Jews who are now in very Impressed by reinforced police ment in Endek newspapers it is in every Jewish community and
The J. D. C. In Poland is often great need. One does not exagger- patrols and large detachments of clear that the Endeks regard the the synagogues were packed with
of the J. D. C., an episode that is success. That was as true of the
unique in the history of philan- enterprises of the merchants and called upon for free advice and ate when stating that plight of soldiers brought in from the prov- verdict as proof of their strength Jews offering up prayers.
legs
aid. For instance, when the the Polish Jews is now far worse inces, as wet as by the Govern- and are determined to continue
industrialists
and
of
large
private
thropy.
A group of Jews were ousted organisations as of philanthropic new law concerning artisans was than during the war-period. Lur- ment's announcement that it was their fight for control of the gov-
passed.
young Jewish people had ing the war, trade and indbstry prepared to put down any anti- ernment.
bodies.
But,
it
may
be
affirmed
from Constantinople and no coun-
try wanted to accept them. The J. strongly that under the manage- great difficulty in adapting them- seared up simultaneously, and Semitic disturbances with an iron
Meanwhile Polish Jewry con-
Rev. Cantor
selves
to
the new regulations, migration into different lands hand, the anti-Semites maintain- tinued to be stirred by the im-
ment
of
J.
D.
C.
the
standards
of
D. C. kept those people—symbolic
David Golden
of the everlasting wanderer—upon honesty and freedom from dissipa- which actually meant the stopping started. Now there is an economic ed exemplary order. Thousands passioned proclamation issued by
youth
into
crises
and
of
Jewish
there
then
ob•
of
the
influx
were
higher
tion
of
funds
are no emigration of young Jews and Socialists also the Jewish members of parlia-
ships, until it succeeded in Fettling
DstrMs'. .army
possibilities with the exception of
them in some country. This ism- !mined under the supervision of trades.
were mobilized in anticipation of
MonaL
Whenever misfortune visits a Palestine. The Jews in Poland are possible trouble. In the prov- ment solemly protesting against
,ode shows in what a tragic situ.- government and officials—and both
Omaha sod marble u•ameem
the Przytyk verdict The procla-
NM
ttionJews found.themselves in the during the period of emergency town—fire, or anti-Jewish excesses again living In the direst poverty inces, however, attacks on Jews mation said that the Jews "stand
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community
directs
reconstructive
work
J.
—the
Jewish
and
the
work
of
assistance
must
postwar period and what extra-or- and era of
IITCL/11 eta
are continuing. • In Bessarabia it in the midst of a war which has
leeddlne Crows.
ate, Performed 10
dinary means and efforts were D. C. brought hope and succor on its first appeal to the J. D. C. of- again gain Impetus and wore. Was announced that unnaturalized I no parallel. The Jewish popula-
How* sad by
neetasary to alleviate their Buffer- time of tragedy and despair. flee in Warsaw. Delegations of There is great need again, and the Iews will • henceforth be barred'
I.
LPIkanAnSal
tion
is
not
protected
either
in
life
The .1. D. C. in Poland, with the orthodox rabbis and town officials Jewish heart must respond.
lags. In the same city of Canaan-
from the professions.
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