▪ i maicalt ffewish Perla&Cal Curter CLIFTON AVLNU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO July 17, 1936 PL)ETROtTjEnSAffiRONICLE SERVICE.-Friendly, Conscientious C$1 and Complete... That in • nutshell tells you what you can get IF I WERE THE ZIONIST LEADE R CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE neither justice nor humanity in summoning other Jews to Jeru- salem while bombs fly and ene- mies lie in ambuscade. It is as if to invite men to make themselves comfortable in a house that is aflame. I know no leaders of Zion, but I know the idealism that kindles their rashness. It is beautiful to see Israel brave for his ideal even amid burst- ing bombs and rattling musk- etry, standing his ground though the heavens fall. But peace and justice also are ideals of Israel, and from my place on the outside, look- ing in, I say: "Even more beau- tiful would it be for Israel to be seen leading the way to peace and justice in his home- land. What grandeur in Is- rael to be seen clasping the hand of his enemy, saying to him: 'Let us try to understand each other, that you and I may arrive at the point of justice.'" • • HITLER'S PARTNERSHIP IN IMPORTANT AWARD REFUSED BY MISS NAOMI JACOB (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) Emanuel, affected by tragedies, - i s the h h o who i s de- written an excellent account of the i 's cribed c atarming work and in play, fall. saga which forms her major work. mg Icve, conducting a business A deep and sincere student of Jew- which is always scrupulously di. HAMILTON DECRIES PREJUDICE RUMORS AVOID THE RUSH! (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) IF YOU WANT YOUR Klan was a power in the State. Governor Landon, Mr. Ilamilton said, had actually bolted a candi- date for Governor of his own par- ty in 1924 because he was running with Klan endorsement and sup- ported William Allen White, who ran as an independent in protest against the Klan-endorsed Repub- lican. Mr. Hamilton said that he had taken a licking as candidate for Governor in 1928 because he had chosen to make his campaign on an anti-Klan platform. No Truth to Rumors "I could think of nothing more unfortunate than to have the re- ligious issue dragged into a politi- cal campaign," Mr. Hamilton said. "There is no truth in the rumors that have been circulated, and to which my attention has been called, This is a deliberate attempt on the part of those other people to throw a dust cloud when they know their ship is sinking. We have a red herring in every campaign and ap- parently this is the first attempt to draw one across the trail in the campaign now opening." "Let us have it out in the open and let us have it straight once and for all time," Mr. Hamilton said. "First, let It be understood that Governor Landon is just as much opposed to religious and ra- cial intolerance as I am. "It is a dangerous thing to in- ject race, color and creed In a cam- paign and both Governor Landon and he had hoped that such issues would be left out. But now that the others have seen fit to do it, we may show them a few things before this fight is over. Political history will show that when the Democrats at their national con- vention in this city in 1924 lacked the courage to go on record against religious intolerance, Governor Landon was already in the field against the Klan and so was I." WHITE ish social and racial problems, reeled. One of the characters in Miss Jacob is wet ' the story, for instance, tells his deal with the life of her heroes friends that he had found an who move through numerous Pan" - honest Jew. "And when a Jew is matter what your car rattles of Western Europe. Writ- honest" he added, "damme, if he ten with a grace m issi ss h j ca lico i is imparted hmapsaprtre,:.1 isn't t need. are, We Invite he honestest fellow on earth. to her reader, Your Patronage. This chap—Gollants—is as hand- duced a work that reads easily,l some as Chas. Gehringer a picture, straight as a keeps the reader engrossed in her , bit of string, and proud as Lucia work and shares with him the fan- Fred A. Epps ter. And, b'Gad, he's got a man- cinating interest in a family's ner that 'ad carry him anywhere, movements, developments and POWER WASHING & VACUUM ON ALL CARS. It's going to carry him as far as Jewish devotions. my COMPLETE SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION dining.table, and into m' "The Founder of the House" wife's drawing-room at all events." FIRESTONE and ATLAS TIRES — RADIOS takes us back to the period of the It is an unusual story which COMPLETE ACCESSORY LINE Napoleonic wars. Abraham Gol- centers around this charming hero ON EASY BUDGET PLAN Lantz is the protege of Fernando —and the able author has injected Meldola, Parisian art dealer. Fig- into her work an insight into h u- uring prominently in the story nre man nature, an understanding of Herman Gollantz, son of Abraham, a Jewish family with a Parisian.' and Emanuel, third generation Viennese background, and has Going away? Then avoid the rush and have man who founded the London woven the tale in beautiful Ian- house of Collante ' guage. your white clothes cleaned NOW. Just renews.. Hermann had transferred his Miss Jacob has had an interest- bar that Vitalize dry cleaning restores original father's bsiness from Paris to ing career as school teacher, act- General Manager life, lustre and fresh newness. Vienna, where Emanuel was born. ress's secretary, actress and politi- Thus, the story describes Parisian cal candidate in her native York- 4277 CASS AVE. I 2331 W. DAVISON MEN'S WHITE LINEN SUITS OR and Viennese life, then taking us shire. Her latest expression at Canfield between 14th & LaSalle to London. Each scene is bril- against intolerance, when she re- BUSINESS SUITS... TE, 2-8631 TO. 7.9252 liantly illuminated by numerous jected - the Eichelberger Prize Vitalize dry cleaned and hand la incidents in the life of this family places her in a new field as a finished. But I should do more than whose members, although they be- champion of human rights and as make a gesture of pretty words. come famous as art dealers, are a 50-per-center who is a loyal I should first of all establish nevertheless proud Jews who are friends of her Jewish 100-per- LADIES' PLAIN WHITE DRESSES an armistice. What do the Arabs honored for their erqdition. centers. desire? Well, they have de- COATS OR SUITS... manded that Jewish immigration Vitalize nished. dry cleaned and hand into Palestine cease, that no more finished, land be sold to the Jews. In the period of our armistice Prices include pick-up and delivery. there would be neither immigra- (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE/ golden age of the more or less tion nor land purchases. What if for a year even there is no ex- chamber music ensembles, chorus, phony 1920's into what may be an tension of Jewish population in soloists have come to life, and an authentic golden age of more cul- Palestine? Israel has waited 2,- enervated world of music revives. tural '30's. Actors are unpacking the bus- 000 years and has learned to be The present Administration has patient, and can wait a year dared to toss the cotton wreath off kin, and Thespis is foraging in his longer. trunks for trappings too long have the low-brow, which more and His Law Partner • Jew To yield this much is no humil- more has been threatening to be- been mouldering in their depres- 533-547 EAST FOREST Mr. Ilamilton, reviewing his ac- iation of Israel's pride, but an en- come the permanent fashion in sion graves. The country over tivities during his political career, largement of his greatness. He America. In the face of criticism artists are dreaming, and better told reporters that he was former. has given in for the sake of from a nation, which for danger- still, executing murals and friezes i for public buildings. Musical fes- ly a law partner of a Jew, Morris peace, justice and humanity. ously many years now has been Friedberg. He also related that he He meets with his enemy to impelled by an inferiority cmplex ' tivals are in and on the air, and had engaged a Jew as his secretary theater has come easily within make a permanent peace. He to demand that The Stock Market list contains few Securities that the formation of long before this campaign started. reach of the man in the street and does not stand truculently insis- the national brow be give a "bonus" so consistently as does GREAT-WEST "low," this Replying to the question of a re- tent on what seems to be his Administration has dared to as- his purse. Arts, and crafts for LIFE profit-sharing Insurance. porter as to why the Democrats right. He dismisses from the sume that the best-trained minds that matter, are emerging from had injected the religious issue, he start the hope or intention of of the country are none too good their strange and enforced period A participating policyholder in The GREAT-WEST Lin said: "They're just trying to reach Three little words which sing in of hibertation. ever being a majority in Pales- for the people. may take his "bonus" in the form of additional Those who indulgently regard votes. They're working it both tine. A wise man, he knows that paid-up insurance. Once in operation, the plan is the hearts of those who owe ways. One way in the East and "Brain Trust" is only one of this cultural aspect of the Roose- simple and works automatically. Profits earned by for him to be the stronger in another way in the West. In the themselves a REAL vacation! the Company are shared with the policyholders and numbers is only to be weaker, the encomiums that have followed velt Administration as a pleasant West they would have it appear are converted into extra paid-up insurance, matur- since he brings upon himself the upon the selection of men and but inocuous overtone to industrial that Landon's middle name, Moss- women of mental achievements, ing at the same time as the original policy. and economic crises may one of spite of his neighbors. yes, dare it be said, even erudition, these days come to see just the man, is Jewish." "Wherein does it profit me," At the conclusion of the press By means of this bonus-addition, many men have he asks, "to have a majority that who have been invited to co-oper- other way around. It is conceivable increased their insurance protection without in- lives precariously from day to ate with the Administration. that when we and our doings have conference Mn, Hamilton made a creasing their outlay, statement which is believed to re- Be that as it may, the plastic at last settled into our allotted slot day by grace of British guns? fer to the dissatisfaction of a num- "Better a half million Jews mental surgery which is being of time historians, viewing us in CHARLEVOIX-the-Beautiful, MICHIGAN The GREAT-WEST LIFE, by rigid economy, able ad- ber of Jewish Republican workers who are safe than a million trem- practised by the government prom- perspective, will better understand ministration and sound investment of Company ises to accomplish the lifting of us than we understand ourselves. in New York State who for one bling for their lives." funds, has built up an enviable profit-earning Such perspective may reveal that reason or another are not being It is enough for Israel that a the nation's brow. record. The ill wind of economic bad our chief and memorable claim to given an active part in the Landon goodly number of his people are The pine breezes of Charlevoix-the-Beau- weather has become the wind be- distinction will be that of having campaign. "I want to say," he de- safe in Palestine, making good Get full particulars of this bonus-addition plan. tiful are calling you I The Inn is calling clared, "that the Republican Party lives, living at peace with their fore the dawn of what may be in- assisted at the cultural birth of a is not going to be stampeded into you ... to relax taut nerves, relieve cares, neighbors, building the country, tellectual renascence. We have nation. building up an organization on ra- Awake and sing! forget worries! Come up where the air is increasing Jewish learning, living started to emerge from the phony cial and religious grounds. I shall free lives. clear and, crisp. Come up to the Inn— select men and women for my co- • • • where you'll, find rest, excitement, ro- workers not because of the color of On this basis he makes peace. their hair or the church they at- 1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG. mance, sport, fun ... And that new appe- "Let us," he says, "agree on tend but because of what they can tite will surely be tempted and delight- Detroit, Michigan the number of Jews who shall be do in politics." fully satisfied by the incomparable dishes (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE Engineering school in Wilms admitted into Palestine. Let us REPRESENTING prepared by our famous chef. STOLLER, U. OF M., Prepare for Emigration agree on the number of dunams do not want Jews to conside r ON OLYMPIC TEAM The pedagogic status of the of land the Jew shall own. Be- themselves as Poles. The Catholi TUN WRITE - - WIRE • . • PHONE yond these numbers we shall not clergy, the EN-DEK anti-Semiti c Yiddish schools ranks very high, (CON, LUTA!) FROM Pang ONIM increase immigration or owner- leaders and even some Progres• and a graduate of an intermediate the American Olympic Committee ship of land. We desire to live gives do not wish to see Jews enter school in Poland will readily ad- to all .cities with representatives ASSURANCE COMPANY with you in amity, since we the fields of the press, the theater mitted into a number of high on the Olympic team to help fi- nance their trips. The rest of the HEAD OFFICE1 WINNIPEG know that without peace there and literature. They think that schools abroad. $600 was contributed by the Na- can be no happiness of Jews in education and the formation of the There is a trend now in Poland tional Turnverein. Palestine." Polish spirit must be left to the to connect the elementary school By these means and for these Poles. 2 Jackets of Cellophane Seal in OLD GOLD'S Prize Tobacco with trade schools and farms. Thi World Labor Moves to Shrsagthon Types of Schools purposes I would work were I a Anti•N•al Boycott leader in Zion. I would yield Naturally every young Polish is a part of the general progra m LONDON (WNS) — Measures much for the sake of peace, know- Jew studies the native language to make the Jews productive an d for strengthening the anti-Nazi ing that only by peace can there and therefore is influenced by the there is a strong wish to prepar e boycott are being considered by the be fulfillment of the Jewish eco- general culture of the country. At units of young Jews to be ready t O International Trade Unions Con. nomic and cultural purpose in the same time the Jew must nur- emigrate whenever emigratio n gross, now in session here. Sir I Palestine. I should be sad on ture his traditions and character. possibilities occur. Walter Citrine, president of the account of the numbers of af- istic mode of life. Emigration of Polish Jews into Congress, said that the boycott "is flicted Jews who must be kept out For this reason there are vari- Palestine has had a wonderful of more effective than many of us of Palestine in order that peace ous types of Jewish schools in Po- The success of our business is based on a policy feet upon the entire Jewish popu realize, but it must be made more be maintained: but a realistic un- land: Orthodox Yeshivoths, Chad- effective still." Ile also told the of seeing that our customers receive a maximum derstanding of the matter would dorim, secular schools, Hebrew, baton and upon the curriculum in Congress that he believed Fascism of pleasure out of the car they have purchased tell me that it makes no sense to Yiddish schools and a type of the schools. Even orthodox Jews is on the wane as a result of the now show a desire to have their transport Jews from one place of school that is both secular and na- from us. electoral triumphs of anti-Fascist children learn a trade. affliction where they may starve tionalistic, where Yiddish and He- gfroups i nBelgium, France and There is a prevailing opinion in to another where they may get brew are taught in the same pro- Poland, that the J. I). C. aiding Spain. The Congress was thrown shot. portion and history and geography the parents, as it does, to keep up into a temporary uproar when rep- I, as a Zionist leadet, would are taught in Polish. their small shops and stores resentatives of Nazi labor unions not feel myself to be a pusillan- In the course of its work in Po- ' sought admission. They were told imous coward in giving in, but land, J. D. C. supported schools should even in a greater measure provide for the education of youth in vigorous language that they rather a wise statesmaan who, of all types—and part of its funds, and making youth productive, be- were officially barred. discovering he cannot reach his too, went for food for children. In c ause this is today the most im goal, stops half way and consid- recent years the aid for the schools portent pr oblem for the Jews in France Gives 600,000 Francs for ers it an achievement to have has constantly decreased. Even Poland. Anti-Nazi Festival gone that far, and makes the best that of the J. D. C. whose means PARIS (WNS) — The Chem- We can assert with satisfaction of it. generally were more limited by its that the J. D. C. has made a sig- ber of Deputies wrote finis to the To the reproaches of the ir- smaller collections. The J. IS C. nificant attempt to start its work movement to keep France out of reconcilable portion of Jewry I naturaly is not interested in cul- in this direction, and that this at- the Berlin Olympics when it voted would answer: "I am not a leader tural differences among Jewish tempt has been crowned with suc- 528 to 2 to appropriate 1,000,000 who seeks an objective at what- OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS groups and its support has to be cess. I mean the courses in arts francs for the French Olympic ever expense of lives of other Awning new invention! For. apportioned as a neutral among all and crafts opened not long ago by team. At the same time it appro- Jews. I am no fool to desire ■ lion stations are spread farther Always More Than 250 Desirable Used Care for We of them. the J. D. C. in Warsaw. It may priated 600,000 francs for another homeland resting on guns; for apart ... are named and located, To our great sorrow, party sound paradoxical but besides be- team, to represent France at the PINGREE 6400 only by the precarious authority 12515 - 45 GRATIOT AVE. in color, on the dial. You mot quarrels in Poland continue and ing constructive it is also politic- anti•Nasi sports festival at Bar- of guns can we have peace, un- each by name ... easily, quickly, ac• party fights bitterly for the ally useful; for the Polish govern- celona. less we make peace by under- soul of the child. But the different ment has taken pains that the curately. And the built-in Philco standing." schools are now functioning side rural population be engaged in the 12 Nations Represented in Anti- Fareige notiog System snore I might fail in my efforts to by side and the once sharp struts- production of different articles, Neal Sports Carnival than doubles foreign reception make pence by understanding; gles have ceased. It has also Mien such as ceramics, wood carving, BARCELONA (WNS) — Ath- ... by automatically tuning the but would a peace enforced by proved, that in spite of differing etc. All these are made in the fine, letes from 12 countries have al- gu ns solve anything? Would Pal- views, there is Philco nigh-Efficiency Aerial. a striving towards traditional Polish style and the ready filed entries for the enti- estine be home when the only Finer American reception, too. understanding. Thus the Warsaw products are being exported. The ties' labor sports festival to be MOM NEW YORK guarantee of safety is the armed sentry who stands outside the Community Council, consisting of Jews who live among the peasant held here during the last two days . and again representatives of various parties population began to follow the of the Berlin Olympics, it was an-- door? flounced by Deputy Trabelo, chair- LUZ* a woes Vaal "OnlyPhilco 'wait!" PRILCO At least, it will be nobler for reached an understanding about example of the Polish peasants. Souoden Board Mk* Skull Wily a certain case in the cultural field. man of the local committee. Among The new molorliners The anti-Semitic press accused the • Jew to die as one who did his Jowl Amerkee art Footles More than • thousand dollars were the countries that will be repre- Jews of plagiarizing, of hiding be- reprptioo. Lem Amid ... best to make peace with his en- $79.95 senteel is Palestine. 1 NEW MODELS emy by yielding than as one cow- to be distributed among writers in hind • mask of pure Polish folk • prizes. The Council decided to di- Sell soh m115 Phil. 114.1 4144.1 Al $20 to $375 art. Nothing remained but to see ering for futile protection behind Aerial I. bum.. ream Invisersysywoo. vide the money equally among the that the Jews do not imitate the ' tarts have good chances of being Aug. 4, Aug. 22, Sept. 10 a British gun. But I do not believe that we three groups of writers. One-third Poles but create original works sold abroad. TOI RIST AND THIRD CLASS ONLY can fail by yielding for the sake of the Money went to the Ortho- and If possible, in their own style, The J. D. C. also plans to open of peace. Certainly we can only dox writers, for the best wssit in similar to the miniatures that • toy factory in Poland. Until now Prompt. convenient ronnertion. to Cen• trod end Emden. Europe. fall into tragic failure by stand- Talmudic research, another part— were left in Germany. Spain and Germany has had a monopoly on YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND ENJOY ing stiff-necked, yielding nothing. to the Hebrew writers, and the Italy. The idea win, that if the toy exports. Now there is • poi- Pas•enter• for Paleelthecan •1•11 A DEMONSTRATION OF THE NEW '37 PHILCOS last part went to the Yiddish J ewe of Poland are to be enraged their miativm Is their Old Country ' sibility that the Jews all over the nd the. continue Ihrer Jour..., trona The movie world of Czechoslo- writers. As can readily be seen, n arts and crafts, let their taste world will buy toys made in Po- ....tomes iltoenanhei In our gram. "The Musical Center of Detroit" .1 .01,11 , 1 vs hick a...delete A Ith.e ■ Ir- vakia reports that Max Reinhardt is to find • just method by which become more refined and let them land. Naturally this work is still I.(11 N:allf E TO JA1CA and II %IPA- get acquainted with the latest done on • small 'sale, but the Jew- will direct a movie based on the relations became more tolerant. The most important thing now s o pr uction. Theodor Herz!. ish population in Poland is pheaci Delicious KOSHER Kitchen life of to divide the money equally among The courses last three montha! to know that the J. D. C. did not all the schools according to the S tudenta from all parts of Poland stop its activities in the educa- Apply to Local Agent or that •• ennead Oa, in • body ahem number of children they house. a re enrolled. The professors are tional field and that modest at- Steinway Representatives opinion Is throttled. ahem! This method will do away with the P olish, Jewish and there is also tempts are being made to increase 315 S. Dearborn St., Meat. all enlemrIty rell, methods Are freq•eutl, the - I 141114 M. Jedhn ∎ c losed, and Mar oar attarhers are In usual reproaches that cultural 0 ne professor exiled from Hitler these activities. The Jews in Po- dominate alt action and. squabbles usually involve. There is Inn a. Memel ermany. The work is being con- land are greatly interested that ■ :,..1C7. "1111 ma '. no more hear I. • hod, • ill N. Ifo•llegeHe MA• saying in Poland: 'The same tacted successfully. The students goodly proportion of the morey ory policy Shoe 1.• oilh Nadu er rights that the Jews as • minority who complete these courses at the sent to Poland should be used for then Ethiopians MW • It h Mottos 4 people demand of the Christians, J. D. school will go to the rural education to alleviate the despair 1 our ancratIans sod Wowing Shag the YOUNG POALE 1 yowl. tawmanleol l oarae Iwo ollket II- -The C ta nob the T(1. must also be accorded to the mi• regions of Poland where the Jews of the youth and in order to help •Ith the rwar linney fowled Arab tee repotat=et Ite footed WS, The norities within the ranks of the are engaged in arts and CONVENTION HERE, ; NW( crafts. them develop into productive mem- A ■ a I •Fa forma In ear einwiew to the 4,1.1...w Cosmos rereeed to be wow pheas. the aa aa Dense aaaaa tient in ley's Fascist blackshirta Jews themselves." No violence, no They will try to improve their bers of society. The he aril el he have been cultural work !CONCLUDED COOK PAGE II Fawsi•t Territory •a the pc omelet ellr N.. 1 , Al(' or the hide ore. mode.. she pressure should be used. Parents style and introduce new methods of the J. terroriaing the Jewish population. D. C. in Poland is not —...--... ! forme. Ire have latroiorrel • ronventiow prearell eel .5 AI the Mem. ao LONDON, — (WNS) — More Herbert Morrison. Labor N. P., have • right to educate their chil- of work. This involves several merely a luxury. It provid•s poor the math.). lb. ••••wate war Sr.. and . mellow the ICI. te meemliate N•rear- Aawrtesa. se Comanmakil nmendlel, rem the Yet dren ca they please. thousand Jews, who will. under the children with food and at the same than 10,000 Jews and Christians was the chief ',seeker. At the lo(l4F pat...IWO, le HI l• 0....-Am• .. teas .1 Ilmearr 0..4 .'d thee the Team Commolot e *t. onnonsItted Iv the a./Me. R. harlot MN.. awl• the raria t ered in ictort• Park to par- same time a former mayor of Amy =ree d Me omontAee is rat- r from the Besides the elementary schools peeped bitter economic circum- time it also instils hope (r. b. the -..s naps in the hotter In 1 lueltemeatt te read* sod , mum of le• prortamellow. TwoM.O. Gnaw.. there •re in Poland also Jewish stance*, gain an additional source hearts of the growing young pea ticipate in a monster anti-Fasciat Bethnal Green launched ma effort I Oen war ► thml I. conowittee. we clearer M Deo AFL. the Se•Hte Pot& Oh. Al- mord,. a dews. demonstration in the heart of !'w to raise • fund with erhieb to intermediate schools and torn an of making a livelihood. The prod- ple. n awl d use AFC` 'we lks. woe • memorologom peeelog tested le owe Pre•hl to the ••••th•rrhIP Pure el...1 district when Sir Oswald Moe- combat Fascist agitation. at Charlie Gehringer's service stations. No * Charlie Gehringer Stations, Inc. FRED A. EPPS, ARTISTS - AWAKE AND SING A BONUS for le • and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE EVERY CLOTHES TO 1.,c1OK LIKE NEW ON YOUR VACATION . . . SEND THEM TO FOREST NOW ... FOR DRY CLEANING 3 e S100 Columbia 4200 CLEANERS & DYERS POLICYHOLDER •THIS SUMMER .. LIVE! THE INN NOW OPEN FOIL THE SEASON lIt S. .1. COHN CULTURAL WORK OF J. D. C. 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