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September 11, 1936

36

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED,
wish to endorse the candidacy

for Congress

DR. JULES M.

GOLDSMITH

whom we have known from the
time he sold papers on the
streets of Detroit and at which
time he was the president of
the Young Newsboys' Associa-
tion; through his high school
years, and as a student at De-
troit City College; also during
the years he spent at Mar-
quette University as a member
of the Dental School; during
the summer months, between
college terms, that he worked
at the Packard Motor Car Co.,
on the production line as a
final assembler; through the
years of his practice in the
City of Detroit; and as a mem-
ber of some of the leading or-
ganizations in this community,
such as:

Detroit Service Group; Den-
tal Staff of North End Clinic;
Knights of Pythias, Berenitur
S o c i e ty; Metropolitan Club;
Jewish Comm u n ity Center;
First District Dental Society;
Covenant Club; Campus Club;
American Dental Assn.; Ceti.
tral 15th Con g ional Demo-
cratic Club; Jewish-American
Democratic Club; Alpha Epsi•
Ion Pi National Social Frater-
nity; American Jewish Dentist
Committee; American Mouth
Health Assn.; Shaarey Zedek
Men's Club; Alpha Omega Na.
tional Dental Fraternity; Mai•
monides Medical Society; Mar•
quette University Alum4
Assn.; Wayne University
Alumni Assn.; Jewish Welfare
Federation; National Ass.-
ante Society; Maccabees.
wo understand that tie is In 00.311

slanting In the above organizations,
co-operating to the fulleatextent In
their erope of work. We show Dom
personal experiences that
he re-
sponded whenever he was tattled
upon by our community for semire.
whether It was to give dental. e•
Ice% at our free clinics, to aid rvn
I
the NolleitatIon of fund. In charity
driven, or whether he was t ailed
upon ae a delegate to national fra-
ternity eonventIone. In anti-defama-
tion and boycott work: to help In
protect meetinge, and on other oe-
cantons.

We, the undersigned, deem It •
privilege, let alone • necessity to
call upon our entire community to
C0-operate to the fullest extent in

1,1411/1g—

DR. JULES M. GOLDSMITH
to Congress from the 15th
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Campus Club,
Young Men's Jewish Assn.
Michigan Alumni Club of
Alpha Epsilon Pi, Na.
tional Social Fraternity.

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NEW MILITARY COMMANDER AND MORE TROOPS SENT
TO PALESTINE TO QUELL RIOTS; THIRTY SENATORS AND
CONGRESSMEN SUPPORTING WORLD JEWRY'S CLAIMS

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Sperka Announces
Ostrow Candidate
Topics of Sermons
for Commissioner

At Congregation B'nai David,
Elmhurst at Fourteenth St., Rab-
bi Joshua Sperka will occupy the
pulpit on the first day of Rosh
Hashonah and will speak on
"Adam Where Art Thou." The
sermon will he delivered at 10:30
a. Ill. Between Mincha and Man-
riv Rabbi Sperka will deliver a
sermon in Yiddish entitled "The
Bewitched Bell."
On Friday morning at 10:30 a.
ns, the second day Rosh Basile-
nah, the subject of his sermon
will be "Set Thy House In Or-
der." Those attending the High
Holy Day services will be asked
to come early since the doors will
be closed during the time the
rabbi delivers the sermons.
Rabbi Sperka's Kol Nidre ser-
mon title will be "Can We Be
Neutral." On Yom Kippur day
he will speak on "In The Shadow
of Tomorrow."

Citing his record and experi-
ence in the Workmen's Compensa-

tion Court as his qualification,
Samuel B. Ostrow, former deputy
commissioner and secretary of the
department of Labor and Industry,
urges his election as Circuit Court
Commissioner on the Democratic
ticket.
"I believe that my experience in
Workmen's Compensation hear-
ings qualify me for the position I
seek. Ilundreds of cases involving
the rights of persons necking
compensation were heard and de-
cided by me when I was a member
of the board," Ostrow stated.
Ostrow has practiced law for
12 years, wrote the second edition
of Herald's Law I'rimer, a legal
textbook, and annotated the Work-
men's Compensation Act. His
candidacy is endorsed by many
business and professional men.

At Walsh Institute, successful practitioners in their respective

the Arabs that his group will head of the political department of
fields will be your instructors in beginning classes in Account-
;"do our utmost in Parliament to the Jewish Agency for Palestine.
ancy and Business Administration (Day and Evening) and
Kahn, California; and McCor-s see that the Royal Commission's Welcoming the institution of
advanced classes in Corporate Accounting and Finance, Indus-
mach, Massachusetts. recommendations are accepted," stronger military measures In
trial Accounting, Auditing, and Federal Income Tax.
adding that it is "probable that Palestine, the Jewish leader as.
the Arabs will gain more from the sorts that "the new policy is iour
Send More Troops
Day and Evening Classes are scheduled to begin
1
L 0 N D 0 N — ( WNS . Palcor impartial considerations by the months late but better than never."
Ad Difa, most widely circulated
September 14th
Agency)—After twenty weeks of il , t ot,yal Commission than the Zorn-
Arabie daily in Palestine, asserts
unceasing terror and violence in
bulletin
will be mailed upon request.
The
British
government
is
A
that
the
Arabs
would
never
agree
Palestine the British government'
has decided to restore order in the' considering the deposition from to a round-table conference with
office
of
Haj
Amin
El
Husseini,
the
Jews,
such
as
has
been
sug•
Holy Land by sending large mili-
tary reinforcement and by naming Mufti of Jerusalem, who is gested by Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
Lieutenant-General John Greer Dill chairman of the Arab Higher president of the Jewish Agency for
120 MADISON MIL
as the supreme military director of Committee of Palestine, it is Palestine. "The round-table con-
all defense forces in the country, rumored in official quarters ference will never be," the Arab
organ
says
editorially,
"because
here.
the Colonial Office has announced.
The first suggestion to come we are not prepared to compromise
The lengthy statement accompany-
ing the notice of this decision from a responsible source since the our essential demands." These de-
starts with a review of the Pale- Palestine disorders stated that the mands are stoppage of Jewish im-
stine situation since April 19 and League of Nations Mandate needs migration into Palestine, a ban on
revision, appears in the Observer, land sales to Jews and the estab-
says, in part:
influential London Sunday paper lishment of an Arab national Judge J. A. Murphy
"Despite the promise of a Royal edited by J. L. Garvin. In an un- government.
Commission and all efforts at the signed editorial, the paper main-
Gets Wide Support
introduction of a reasonable spirit tains that while martial law in 1,300 Jews Leave Germany, for
of accomodation, these have hith- Palestine may be necessary, other
Palestine in One Weak
With
the primaries on Sept. 15
erto failed, despite the well-dis- measures must be taken to put the
BORLAN — (WNS)—Fearing
posed intentions of the Arab rulers position in Palestine right.
both cessation of Palestine im- ill the offing, Judge Joseph A.
Murphy's
campaign to be re-elect-
to mediate by an understanding.
"The fact is that the Mandate migration and prohibition of emi-
The conditions of terrorism have is defective and needs prompt re- gration from the Reich, German ed to the Probate Court has gone
unfortunately continued. Despite medying by a recognition of the Zionists are seizing every opport- into high and assurances of sup-
Nuri Pasha's intervention the relative strength of Jews and unity to emigrate, 1,300 of them port are pouring in from every
- _
daily outrages and the grave dis- Arabs. The mere suspension of im- leaving in a single week recently. section of Wayne County. Ile has
orders have continued. After a migration is useless, except as a Much agitation was aroused in the recommendation of the Associ-
.
careful review of the situation the stepping stone to a real settle- Zionist circles by the declaration ated Democratic Congressional
.„,
government is satisfied that the ment," the observer, urging the of Ilan Hinkel, Nazi commission- Committees, and smaller bodies
,
campaign of violence and threats principale that "the Jewish ele- er in charge of Jewish affairs that are rallying to his banner.
by which the Arab leaders have at- ment should not exceed one third German Zionists would aid him in
Judge Murphy has the backing
tempted to influence policy cannot of the whole population" of Pale- his effort to severe Jewish culture of the prominent attorneys who
, ,
be allowed to continue and more stine. The editorial concludes that completely from German culture. have practiced in his court, re-
•
rapid and effective action may now "Zionism has done good work for
gardless of their political beliefs.
be taken to end the state of dis- Palestine and may do more but it Anti-Nazis Picket German Dele- lie has the support of leading
order with the least delay.
business men, and professional
is to the equal interest of Britian
gate. in New York
Regret Necessity of Move
and the Jews that the Arabs be
NEW YORK (WNS) — 150 men and women alike are flocking
4
"For this purpose we consider vouchsafed their rights by num- anti-Nazi demonstrators marched to his campaign headquarters daily
essential the sending of substan- erical and perhaps geographical around the Equitable Bldg. here to to assure him of their votes on
tial reinforcements to Palestine. limitation of Jewish immigration." express their resentment against his record for ability, honesty and
An additional division of troops is Expert Arab Revolt to Grow a luncheon given in honor of Gen. integrity.
accordingly boing sent. Owing to
Judge Murphy is 32 years old,
Franz Ritter von Epp, Bavarian
More Bitter
the size of the reinforcements and
JERUSALEM — (WNS-Palcor Governor-General, and Dr. Julius married, and has two children. Ile
-
the additional responsibilities en- Agency) — With the twentieth Dorpmueller, director general of is a graduate of the University of
tailed, the government has decided week of disorders in Palestine the German railways, by the Board Detroit Law School and has a de-
upon supreme military control of ended, competent observers, ignor- of Trade for German-American gree in chemistry from Mount
the country to be entrusted to ing the comparative lull of the Commerce. The demonstrators Pleasant College. Ile is at pres-
Lieutenant General Dill, late past week, are agreed that the were dispersed by tenants of ent the presiding judge of Probate
director of general military op- most bitter phase of the Arab re- various buildings in the vicinity, Court.
erations and intelligence, War Of- volt against Great Britian's who threw water and small mis-
-
fice. Government deeply regrets Jewish National Home policy in siles at the crowd in the street.
that such a decision is forced upon Palestine is just about to begin
General von Epp and Dr. Dorp- Develops Medicine
them. Great Britian accepted the and the country—British, Jews mueller head the German delega-
to Prevent Suicide
Mandate for Palestine upon terms and Arabs alike—is digging in for tion to the third World Power
involving responsibility for the a long siege whose outcome is in Conference at Washington, at
—
welfare of all sections of the popu- the hands of the large military which measures for better inter- HANOVERII, N. H. (WNS)-
lation of Palestine. It regards the forces now on their way from national understanding and coop- Benzedrine, a medicine which
respsonsibility as a trust and has England to the violence-torn Holy eration are being discussed,
prevent suicide, stops nervous
no other choice than carrying it Land,
stomach spasms and corrects nar-
1.. -.'d
out. The government recall the
Spain to Rase Prison where Jews colepsy, a form of sleeping sick-
The Palcor News Agency un- Were Burned During Inquisition
report of the Council of the League
ness,
was
explained
to
the
Amer-
of Nations of 1930 saying the fol- derstands from a reliable source
BARCELONA, (WNS) — The ican Psychological Association by
Nuri Pasha Said, Iraqi
lowing two assertions accurately that
Foreign Minister, who has been "Jewish Mountain," a notorious Dr. Abraham Myerson of Boston
expressed the conceived essence of acting
prison in the heart of Barcelona State Hospital, its inventor. Dr.
as
plenipotentiary
for
the
the Palestine Mandate: One, the Arab soverigna sourrouning Pale- where thousands of Jews suffered Myerson claims that his medicine
obligations laid down in the Man-
death at the hands of the Spanish eases the strain of the modern
date for Palestine regarding the stine in an efort to end the politi- Inquisition will be razed to the tempo and halts the suicide mood.
a rev
o
and economic
is no ground and all memory of its san-
two sections of the population are cal
longer
regarded deadlock,
as an official
of equal weight; and, two, the ob- mediator by the Palestine govern- guinary history wiped out, ac-
come serious. The American Les
ment His intervention on the pre- cording to an announcement by the gion is a cross section of America.
datory are in no sense irreconal- sent basis of negotiations is seen Barcelona government. The prison It is made up of men of all stocks
able. Government is fully in ac- as terminated, with the govern- acquired its name because it was and creeds. But, however, differ.
cord with the sense of this pro-
preparing energetic action the scene of numerous auto-de-fe. ant our original stock may have
nouncement at Geneva and have meat
against the Arab bands whose Within its walls there were once been, the great war taught us to
an earnest desire to carry out this guerrila
veritable mountains of Jowisfh like and respect each other, as
tactics have seemed more corpses.
policy with impartial justice to than a match
In commenting on the good soldires and good Americans.
for the division of government's
both Arabs and Jews and to work troops already stationed
decision, the So-
here.
are therefore in a position and
for the peace and progress of the
cialist press bitterly assails the We
It is the general Conviction in brutality of the Inquisition and we have the responsibility to op-
country.
Deserves your vote
Primary Day—Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1936
pose every move to capitalize in-
It has been the constant aim of military circles that the Arab ter- declares "cursed be forever the In-
to break up the country
British policy to secure and main- rorists are now led by professional quisition and the Jewish Moun- tolerance,
into hostile groups."
tain relations of freindship and insurgents who have streamed into tain."
confidence with the Moslem Palestine from Iraq and Syria.
The government press also brings
Equipping
themselves
to
fight
the
people. For this reason, apart from
new reports of anti-Semitic terror
others, they wish to avoid by all military reinenforcementa now en- by the Fascists in Spanish
means the course of action now route from England, Arab Morocco. According to these re-
forced upon them. But no govern- bands are preparing for on inten- ports the Fascists have burned
ment, least of all one exercising sified campaign against the troops synagogues, Talmud Torahs and
mandatory responsibilities, can al- and against the Jewish settlements. B'nai Brith lodgea. The prisons
low themselves to be deflected by The heavy loss of Arab life, exact are said to be full of Jews who
figures being unavailable due to have been unable to meet the
violence and outrage.
"We still hope, however, that the swiftness with which casual- heavy demands for funds from the
those disturbing the peace of Pale- ties are removed from the scenes of Fascist military authorities.
stine will realize that their actions action, has spurred the band
are inimical to the true interests leaders to new vigor in their Highland Post Editorial Attack.
of all sections of the population, tactics. They have now been ing Jews Circulated in Scullin
and the Mandatory Power is de- strengthened by the announcement
BOSTON, Mass. — (WNS) —
termined to exercise authority by the Arab Higher Committee Thousands of Boston attorneys
with impartiality and justice. The calling upon Palestine's Arabs to have received, through the mails,I
Royal Commission will proceed to keep up the general strike, the reprints of an editorial attacking
Palestine to ascertain whether longest in Near Eastern history. American Jews, particularly Su-
Jewis leaders are under no illu- preme Court Justice Louis D.
there are legitimate grievances for
the future either among Arabs or sion that the favorable action of Brandeis and Prof. Felix Frank-
Jews and make recommendations the British Cabinet this week has furter of the Harvard Law
for the removal of fears. Govern- eased the situation in Palestine. School, Carl Alpert reveals in the
ment is convinced that these ob- They are all eager for the early Jewish Advocate here. The edi-
jects are obtainable within the arrival of a strengthened defense torial was published in the August
framework of the Mandate, which force, feeling that attacks of un- 14 issue of the Highland (N. Y.)
it has no intention of abandoning." precedented scope and violence Post, anti-Semitic sheet edited by
The British cabinet at its last may yet be expected. The ap- Howland Spencer. Accompanying
meeting decided not to suspend proaching weeks constituting a the reprint was a letter from a body
he end of summer calling itself the Newport Histori-
Jewish immigration into Pales- pause the
tine despite the desire of the farming and the commencement of cal Association, a name chosen for
the
rainy
season
and the winter
Palestin govern ment to "tom. tasks in the Arab villages, create its similarity to that of the New-
promise with the Arabs."
a
favorable
opportunity
to the port Historical Society, a nation-
A cabled appeal to Prime Min- Arab marauding bands for the en- ally recognized organization which
ister Stanley Baldwin from the listment
denied all knowledge of the
of additional recruits has
activities of the Association. The
American Christian Conference on from the villages.
Government cir- Highland Post editorial charged
Palestine, urging the Britt h Gov- cles have freely indicated
that a Justice Brandeis with having
ernment not to depart from the
change in dealing with the caused the world war and with
spirit and letter of the Mandate drastic
Arabs
may
be
expected
with
the now planning an American civil
and not to jeopardize British pres-
of the troop reinforce- war, and declared that he, to-
tige in America, is published in arrival
ments.
gether with Felix Frankfurter,
the London Times. The appeal to
The Arab Higher Committee controls President Roosevelt.
Mr. Baldwin is signed by outstand•
Postal authorities in Newport
ing public figures in America, in- has decided to publish • pro-
cluding William Green. president clamation in the Arab press and Boston have been informed of
of the American Federation of La- calling upon Palestine Arabs to the mailing of these circulars. Mr.
bor. James W. Gerald, former continue the general strike and Alpert adds in his report.
United States Ambassador to Ger- their "fight for national rights
Landon Hits Moves to Capitalize
many, Dr. Ivan Lee Holt, president until the end."
In Jaffa, however, the strike
Intolerance
of the Federal Council of Churches
WICHITA, Kas. (WN0)-0p-
of Christ in America, and other appears to be weakening, nu-
laymen and clergymen of all faiths. merous Arab workshops func• position to "every move to capita-
Ready for Round-Table Confer. tinning openly. At NM Z1011 ► lize intolerance" and "to break up
many Arab. and H•uranis ap- the country into hostile groups" is
elms with Arabs
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, presi- plied for work in the orange a responsibility of the men who
dent of the Jewis Agency for Pale- groves after the British Colo- fought In the World War, Gover-
stine, has expressed the willing- nial office statement was issued. nor Alfred M. Landon told the an-
ness of the Jewish leaders to enter Al Lieu, Arabic daily, was nual convention of the Kan:as
into a round - table conference with closed down for the th American Legion. Reminding the
the representatives of the Pale- time since the disorders started, Legionnaries of their duties, he
stine Arabs to arrive at some set- on charges of publishing ma- said "first is the duty of teler-
tlement that would end the dis- terial disturbing to the public ance. It ought not to be necesary
to stress tolerance in America.
orders that have disturbed Pale- peeve.
The 21 weeks of disorder and We have a great tradition of tot.
stine for twenty weeks. Dr. Weiz-
violence
in
Palestine,
was
ushered
erance
growing out of the funda-
mann'; offer of negotations has
been made through the British in with the death of the 79th mentals of our past. Our fore-
Jewish
fatality
since
the
attacks
bears
came
of different stocks,
Colonial Secretary, The Rt. Hon.
W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, and is began on April 19. The addition to different religions. Men of every
the
death
toll
was
Yehuda
Spivak,
nation,
every
clime, united in
based on proposals previously
He gave Wayne County its most efficient
publicly offered by Lord Lugard, chauffeur, 23 years old, who suc- building this country. Protestants,
cumbed
to
wounds
he
sustained
on
Catholics, Jews, worked here side
until recently the British member
and
modern law enforcement. He cleaned
of the League Mandates Commis- September I when a bus he was by aide, good neighbors, good
Spanish.Anserican War Veter.n
sion, and Earl Winterton, pro- driving between Nathania and citizens. No other nation has such
it
of
commercialized gambling and syndi-
Arab leader in Parliament. If Dr. !leder. was smashed in • mine • background.
1899 . 1900
Constable
,"But of late there has been dis-
cate slot machines; murderers, gangsters,
Weizmann's proposal is accepted, explosion set by Arabs.
Chief Deputy Sheriff - • • 1900 - 1905
the conference would be under the Palestine Jewish Leader Se. quieting evidence of attempts to
Martial Law in Offing
Chief of Police, Laasiag • - 1906 • 1914
stir up racial antagonism. This is
blackmailers and kidnapers. He gave it its
aegis of the British Government.
The statement issued by the due in part, I suppose. to the in-
Earl Winterton, leader of the
United State. Marslull • • 1914 • 1922
first highway patrol; its first metropolitan
en-called pro-Arab group in Par- British Colonial Office announcing fluence of the persecuting spirit
U. S. Jury Commissioner - • 1924 • 1923
liament. urged his Arab friends the sending to Palestine of an ad- that has broken out in certain re-
Sheriff of Wayne County • • leJI - 1932
police; its first radio-equipped cars; its jail;
and the Arab leaders of Palestine ditional division of troops and the gions in Europe. In part in may be
has
to accept the offer of Dr. Weiz- naming of Lieut Gm. J. G. Dell due to the depression that
Sheriff of Wayne County • • 1935 • 1236
the most humane administration in history.
mann. The Earl's recommendation as supreme military commander strained our nerves. In part, I
is contained in a leer in The Lon. definitely "foreshadows the im- sipper*, it is due to what we call
don Times, in which he declares positien of martial law" which 'pure orneriness' of which we all
that the Arabs cannot expect will bring even "graver trials" to have • share. This fomenting of
"good results from a centinuation the Jews of Palestine. It was de- racial feeling is not serious as yet
of the present operations." He as- dared here by Moshe Shertok, It would be tragic if it should be-

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