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the Hitler menace.
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pretty well known by this time.
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1905, in the harbor neighbor-
hood. His father was killed
in the war, his mother died of
:malnutrition and he was adopt-
ed by an uncle. He ran away
and, as a stowaway, came to
the United States, worked as
a gardener and waiter.
He
returned to Europe, had a var-
ied career at all sorts of trades
and later turned playwright.
He wrote several novels. When
Hitler came into power Liep-
mann was arrested, sent to a
concentration camp, managed
to escape and was taken
aboard an American oil tanker.
He wrote his "Murder—Made
in Germany" when he recover-
ed from the effects of his con-
centration camp illness after
hovering between
life and
death. He has lectured exten-
sively in this country, has been
invited to visit Russia and has
had charge of emigration work
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one hand, point to the Rethschilds
as symbolic of the "international
Jewish bankers," and on the other
try to persuade the masses that
Jews and Communists are synony-
mous. They will and do use the en-
tire gamut of Julius Stretcher's
vocabulary to paint a horrible pic-
ture of the "Jewish menace."
Against such demagoguery and
rabble-rousing it is not enough to
state politely that one's best friends
are J ews , that one has opposed the
Ku Klux Klan or that one has a
Jewish secretary or law partner.
If a mob-inciting campaign at-
tempts to use a major political par-
ty, with or without its consent and
approval, as its potential ally, it is
the moral duty of that party to
disavow it publicly and unequivo-
cally.
To tiptoe around these infections
in our national life is to encour-
age their spread. The instigators
of these undercover activities, fi-
nanced by mysterious money, must
be pilloried before the bar of pub-
lic opinion. They must be quaran-
tined as the carriers of a danger-
ous social disease and branded for
all to see as outcasts from our
political system. It is a sacred obli-
gation of both major political par-
ties to stigmatize these prejudice.
mongers as political lepers.
There is a tendency on the part
of political zealots to stuff their
ears and shut their eyes to the un-
checked growth of this dangerous
threat to American liberties. They
believe that loyalty to a party is
more important than the principles
of social justice. Decency leagues
DR. STANLEY HIGH
against immoral films, plays and
political party. They resent with hooks have flourished. Protests
unprecedented bitterness the place against turning back the clock of
which some citizens of the Jewish civilization in other lands have
or Catholic faith hold in the high been heard. On the issue of cleans.
councils of the nation. They rant ing our own body politic, however,
about the power of certain groups we have contented ourselves with
in the life of our country and dis- meaningless and futile phrases. A
play an animus and deep-rooted courageous leadership must tackle
hatred that can be described only this problem. Silence is an act of
as psychopathic. They will, on the positive encouragement.

that permits the injection of reit -
gious or racial issues into this or
a n y other political campaign:
"Hands off. You are treading on
dangerous ground. You are de-
stroying the fundamentals of demo-
cracy."
Streicher'. Picture
It would be dishonest to deny the
glaring fact that the numerous un.
dercover organizations spreading
the teachings of Hitlerism in our
country are, by a strange coinci-
dance, all directed against one

"PUT THE JEWS IN THEIR PLACE"

(PLEASE TURN TO PAGI 5)
ernment." "This pamphlet has just
arrived from your country and it
by Jews," Wurm replied in answer
proves that a Jewish radical mi-
to my question about the Soviet
nority controls President Roosevelt
land. "Russia, you see, will be the and
your country", Wurm assured
head and front of the attempt of me.
world Jewry to subdue the Gentile
The main point to keep in mind
world. Jew Communists with the
help of international Jewish bank- is that this Streicher world clear-
ers are working night and day to ing house has connections with the
overthrow the Gentile governments leading anti-Semites in America.
and set up a super-world-Jewish. Not only is Edmonson well repre-
sented here but also the Rev. Ger-
controlled power."
ald Winrod, editor of the Defender
Grauman prologue." The southeastern European
and the Revealer, of Wichita, Kan.
Later, Adler came to the atten-i countries like Austria, Hungary,
"Here is a place in Chicago, near
Lion of C. B. Cochrane, English Rumania, Czechoslovakia and Yu-
showman, who took hint to London goslavia are very important fields your home in Kansas City, Is it
not? At this place you can get
where MUSIC critics lambasted him
for Stretcher's world Jew-baiting
copies of that very important docu-
satirically—until after his first en-
program, Warm said. To illustrate
ment, the "Protocols of the Meet-
gagement. Then followed Paris.
what was being done in those coun-
ings of the Learned Elders in
Adler became a sensation on the
continent and the King of Sweden
Zion," said Mr. Wurm. "The name
suggested to Countess Constantine
is Patriotic Publishing Company.
Don't you want to write down the
that he would like to hear Adler
address?"
at a party which the countess was
giving for the King. It was in
And on through the whole list
Southern France and Adler didn't
of professional American Jew-bait-
particularly care to play there be-
ers. Sa far as I am able to learn
cause of the amount of traveling
Mr. Wurm and Mr. Streicher had
he would have to do so he named
not overlooked a single one.
what he thought would be a pro-
While this interview was in pro-
hibitive price. The countess accept.
gress a man who was introduced to
ed and Adler played.
me as a representative of the Brit-
ish Imperial Fascist I.eague came
THE MOVIES GET HIM
in. He assisted l'aul Wurm in ex-
It was about this time that
plaining to me the plans and pur-
Paramount signed Adler, for "The
poses of the world clearing house
Big Broadcast of 1937" and he re-
for anti-Semites. This Englishman
turned on the Queen Mary and
was on the most intimate terms
came to Hollywood.
with Wurm. It was not Mr. Wurm
Adler found that the conven-
and
Mr. Fox to them, but Paul
tional harmonica was not suitable
and John. Moreover, Mr. Fox knew
for some of the numbers he was
exactly
what Mr. Streicher and
playing so he designed his own
Mr. Wurm were trying to do. He
harmonica. His success caused the
ROBT. E. EDMONDSON
approved of it and seemed to be
Hohner company to sign a 10-year
contract with Adler under which tries he produced some post cards happy to he in on the Nazi cam-
the Adler design is superseding all printed in the form of the typical paign to "put the Jews in their
the other Hohner designs. The "der Stuermer" caricatures of the place." There was an ample supply
harmonica is sold throughout the Jews. The post cards amused of British Imperial Fascist League.
world except in America. The Wurm. He pointed out to me that publications in the office. All of
company is now planning to enter their inscriptions were printed in them were shown to me and sam-
the American field with the instru- three languages, Rumanian, Bul- ples were given to me with the sug-
garian and Bohemian.
gestion that I might become a dis-
ment.
"We have many followers of our tributor of the pamphlets on my
movement in southeastern Europe return to America.
It developed during my conversa-
SPANISH JEWS AIM
who will help us to put the Jews
tion with Mr. Fox and Mr. Wurm
TO STAY NEUTRAL in their place," Warm assured me. that
the relationship between this
I can believe now that Streicher's
world Jew-baiting office in Nurem- Streicher office and the British Im-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
berg has done its work very well perial Fascist League was more
'Labor Front branches in Spain in such countries as Rumania and than that of mere friendship. There
received instructions from Berlin Austria in view of the assaults on appeared to be some sort of a busi-
to appoint members to check up Jews in those lands. For example, ness agreement. Since my return
on every ship touching at Spanish I have just now read in the des- to America I have learned that the
patches from Europe that anti- major connection that Streicher has
ports.
Semitic daily newspapers with a with American anti-Semitic groups
swastika on the title page are is through the British Imperial
Nazi Threats
BERLIN (WNS) — Nazi Ger- springing up in every town in Fascist League. Please keep in
mind that this organization as its
many's anti-Semitism made its de- Rumania.
literature puts it. "has no connec-
but in international politics when
The anti-Semites in France, of tion with
Sir Oswald Moseley's
the Nazi press voiced what which there are many, are also co.
pro-Jewish
organization."
amounted to a threat of war operating with Streicher, Wurm
Literature
of the British Im-
against the "Jewish Bolshevists." said. He said that "der Stuermer"
perial Fascist League has been sent
Following up Germany's protest to was being sold in the princpal
to
me
from
numerous
American
Russia and Spain against alleged po ulaton centers n France. I was
anti-German " calumnies" o ver inf ormed that France is now under anti-Semitic groups and recently
when I have interviewed the lead-
Moscow and Madrid radio stations, the thumb of the Jews and was
the Voelkischer Beobachter, Hit- therefore a constant menace to era of these societies I have ob-
served the English publications for
ler's official organ, warned that Germany.
distribution. How do I know? Well,
"this protest shows clearly that
"In Palestine, yes we are there." I have been offered samples, Strei-
Germany will by no means permit Worm declared with the smile of
cher by way of the British Imperial
this to continue without hitting a sadist. And his face lit up with
Fascist League, subsidizes, directly
back at the provocations of the sadistic delight when he said "Ah,
Jewish Bolshevists and systematic there we shall have some fun with or indirectly, mearly all of Amer-
ica's
anti-Semitic organizations.
calumnies against Adolf Hitler the Jews. There we have Arid)
Here then, in these Nazi societies
and his government. If the govern-
who have caught the true is to be found the poisonous source
ments at Moscow and Madrid do friends
spirit of our movement. You shall
not know how to conduct them- see the trouble that the Jews will of American anti-Semitism and
Naziism. It is not difficult to trace
selves as civilized nations another have in Palestine."
this poison to its source. We have
method must be used to teach the
.
And the papers report that the exacted of Russia in our treaty of
Bolshevist Jews."
Nazis had to spend only $25,000 to recognition that there shall be no
create to the delight of sadistic propaganda in America either di-
Nazis, the present Arab riots rectly or indirectly by the Russian
MASS MEETING FOR
the Jews. Mark my word, government in behalf of Com-
WELSH ON SEPT.. 9 against
when the truth is disclosed about munism. When shall we have the
p present
befeonutmitrotuhab tle in Palestine
leste
in of-
it good sense to deal with Fascist
The George W. Welsh for Gov-
countries in a similar manner?
ernor Club will hold a mass meet- fire" of Julius Streicher played a
ing and rally in honor of George leading role in the drama.
ZIONISTS ARRANGE
W. Welsh, candidate for Governor
Lialt With B • • h Fascists
YEAR'S ACTIVITIES
on the Democratic ticket, Wednes-
•• You Americans are asleep en
day evening, Sept. 9, at R o'clock.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGI ONE)
at the Cass Technical High School. this Jewish question," Mr. Wurm
Prominent speakers from through. said. "You do not seem to realize
by the day seminar in addition to several
out the state will be present. All that your country is run
Jews. You do not believe me. Well, addresses by visiting speakers.
candidates will be introduced from
I
can
show
you
from
documents
Mr. Shetzer announces that an
the platform.
D. Nick Tesauro is marshall of produced in your own country that address will be delivered under the
auspices
true."
of the Zionist Organize-
the torch-light parade which will this is
Mr. Warm then proceeded to tion of Detroit b • Dr. A. L. Sachar,
prec ede the
t . and will start
give
me
a
course
in
American
anti-
head
of
the 1lillel Foundations.
at 7 p.m. sharp.
Semitism. He proved beyond doubt Another guest speaker is expected
The public is invited.
that his office had more numerous to address the organization in
with American Jew. September. The proposed three-day
George Welsh to Address connections
halters than any American office Zionist institute is planned for
Noonday Luncheon Club
had.
January .
"Here, for example, is • pamph-
The annual Balfour Ball of the
The Democratic Noonday Lunch- let prepared by one of your ending Zionist Organization will be held
eon Club announces as its next economists which proves that your at Hotel Sutler on Saturday eve-
guest speaker on Thursday, Sept country is now dominated by the 'sing, Oct. 31.
3, George W. Welsh, candidate for Jews," Warm declared as he pro-
Dr. Harry E. August is presi-
Governor on the Democratic tick- doted Robert Edward Edmondson's dent of the Zionist Organization
et. The public is invited.
chart of the "U. S. Invisible Gov- of Detroit

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rey Zedek, who was unable to at-
tend.
lan Synagogue Appeal.
Chairman Henry M. Abram-
vitz was spokesman for a delega-
tion representing the Detroit
branch of the American Commit-
Nee Appeal at this gathering. Mor-
ris Shatzen A. Greenbaum, Ilarry
Weinberg, J J. R. Greenberg and the
secretary, Nathan L. Welch, com-
prised the rest of the delegation.
Appeals for support to the local
drive committee will be made in
the various synagogues during the
High Iloly Days. The details will
be arranged at another meeting
to be held Tuesday, Sept. 1, at
8 p. m., at the Shaarey Zedek,
Room 202. A committee to work
out a definite program of uniform
action has been appointed by Rab-
bi Sperka and will present recom-
mendations at this meeting. All
rabbis and presidents of congrega-
tions are requested to attend.
Harry Weinberg, who has Just
returned from a visit to Poland,
told of the great suffering he wit-
nessed among the Jewish papule-
ttion. Ile spent nearly a month
there and obtained first hand ac-
counts of the many pogroms and
assaults perpetrated upon defense-
less Jews by hands of hooligans.
He spoke of the grinding poverty
of more than half the Jewish popu-
lation in Poland, of the thousands
of consumptive children and adults.
Describes Plight in Poland
"The fear of death is plainly
written in the faces of thousands
of our people I saw in the streets
of Warsaw and other cities," said
Mr. Weinberg. "The Jews in Po-
land are facing complete economic
ruin through the boycott. Polish
Jewry has teen condemned by the
policy of the present rulers and
if we allow them to perish the
guilt will lie heavy on our con•
science.
el have witnessed conditions
among our people in Poland which
beggar description and I say to
you we cannot, must not permit
these things to go on unchallenged.
We must rouse public opinion in
behalf of the hundreds of thou-
sands who suffer hunger, disease
and the fear of physical molesta-
tion and compel the Polish rulers
to let up on the oppression of Jews
for the sake of the good opinion
of mankind if for no other reason.
"At the same time we must aid
Polish Jewry financially until there
is a change In their economic posi-
tion for the better. In the name
of decency, humanity and fair play
I ask all Detroit Jews and I ap-
peal especially to you as leaders
in the religious and cultural life of
our people, to redouble your efforts
in the campaign to raise our $25,-
000 quota, so it may be brought to
a speedy and successful termina-
tion."
Additional Contributions
Mr. Weinberg made a similar
plea at the general membership
meeting held last Thursday at the
B'nai Moshe and the workers pres-
ent were deeply stirred by his
vivid description of the plight of
Polish Jewry.
New contributions were an-
nounced by the treasurer, Joseph
II. Ehrlich. The Berdichewer Pro-
gressive Beneficial Society donated
a generous sum from their treas-
ury and an additional amount was
raised at a special meeting held
by this organization to supplement
the support given from the treas-
ury.
l'isgah Lodge No. 31, B'nai
B'rith, sent in a contribution, as
did Montefiore Lodge No. 12, Free
Sons of Israel.
Individual contributors include
Ilarry Schlanger, Philip Slomovitz,
Ilarry L. Jackson, Dr. D. II. Eau-
man, Dr, Joseph M. Markel and
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert
Efforts to collect on outstanding
pledges are being continued in ad-
dition to the work of obtaining
new contributions. The drive com-
mittee is especially desirous of
sending another check to Poland
for the holidays and this could be
done easily if contributors who
owe on pledges would r e m i t
promptly. Checks should be made
payable to Joseph H. Ehrlich,
treasurer, to 237 Gratiot Ave.

Rabbi Mende. Proposes "Sacri•
five Week" for Polish Relief
NEW YORK — Spokesmen for
various shades of Jewish Religious
thought in this country have Is-
sued appeals to American Jewry
to strain every nerve and mobilize
all resources of American Jewry
for the purpose of mitigating the
incredible distress and destitution
of the three and a half million
Jews of Poland and to support
vigorously the $1,000,000 drive of
the American Committee Appeal
for the Relief of Jews in Poland,
it was announced by Rabbi Max
J. Wohlgelerenter, chairman of
the synagogue committee of the
American Committee Appeal.
Among the outstanding spiritual
leaders of American Jewry who
have joined the drive is Dr. H.
Pereira Mendes, Rabbi Emeritus
of the Spanish-Portugees Congre-
gation of New Rork City. Among
the measures advocated by Dr.
Mendes is the institution of a "Sac-
rifice Week" among American
Jews for the relief of their per-
secuted brethren in Poland,
The National Council of Young
Israel pledged the support of its
entire membership for the $1,000,-
000 drive of the American Com-
mittee Appeal. Jacob 0. Zabron-
sky, president of the Young Israel,
assured the committee that Young
Israel will do everything within
its power to stimulate action and
to assist "you in raising the neces-
sary funds by contributing our ef-
forts and money during the High
Holy D ays ."
Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein, one
of the moat distinguished spokes-
men for Orthodox Jewry. in his
letter of endorsement of the drive
deplores that "the great publicity
given to the German situation has
overshadowed the minds of our
people in regard to Poland. There
is more pressing need today, for
help to our brethren abroad, that
I know of, then that for the relief
of Jews in Poland."
A similar concern for the rele-
gation of the Polish problem to the
background by the anti-Semitic
outbreak in Germany is voiced by
Rabbi Israel H. Levinthal of the
Brooklyn Jewish Center.
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