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.143 per root Pol.; 3.7 per cent E. then on .1111e00011, 1100 linked Judaism,
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After having deprived the Ger- Nuremberg telly. Its purpose Ifs clear. hi, Wet tele.. to b. emustry.
man Jews of their civil rights, 'ales me, of an att.. 101 Comm, "The lemon of lid, contemnedon be-
don, the real omeolt I. waged Biol.! Inc. fact and fiction mad be pieln
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In

Junior Hadassah
COMMUNITY COUNCIL, CAMPAIGNING
General Meeting
BUDGET MAKING ARE ON AGENDA OF
Sunday, Oct. 4
DAYTON CONFERENCE THIS WEEK -END

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

stant •polleetion of prolmeeeda,
plccan he made to set penalio.. pro.
and oloo the other way around,'
"Hosing mien.' madery over the
Germ. Imaile hi n rallsiefe tr. of
force, by ecitoorolsin by the oninfression
of wery free the p st
ruler. of Germany hate oddest to their
crImeo aeowardly amain 1111011 11111
Jew, of Ilse cork', knowing eery well
that there is no ..111 Corns, ohich
es,, bombast and
✓an reply with
pageantry.
Te a world Norther ssith
Nall (los moment-
11e refers! of
a record of ablation of Irentirs, mehre•
rattling, and the dio.ndoellsn of het-
rain - 11110 brocrOgeof hatred comes as
no cowl.. After hitting demised the
(lemon Jew* of their chit rights, their
slator as cilkert., their peace of mind
111111 tlwir hope for the future, the Nati
lenslerohlp hao now poured abuse ,upon
their gad name and that of the Jew.
of Ilse world ot large, ohs. 1 11 0, are
eresseleooly maligning. This time, the
.
ame olt upon the ...ion
of the
Inc. is made under the (look of an
attack upon (' lllll mnds.; at other Ilmea,
the manse object has been attempted by
a bench,. persemion of rare theorte*
and by the fabrication of kern. In-
tended le diocredit the religion. the
patriotism, the cultural ottoinment+, and
Ilse loyal senIre of Jews In the court-
trim In which they live.
"Esrey tyrant In Moto°. Ilan attempt-
ed to km., his tyranny. Adolf litt-
ler I. no reception, only hh myths and
audacity Sr. more brazen than the
111111e1 defer". of tyrant'. The world la
forlanote, boxes., In that, after the
thunder of Noel oratory has riled down,
It eon It the record speak for Itself.
That word ariPplie. • complete retie*.
tionof the diatribes ruminating from
Nuremberg.
"Ti depreciation of the Jewish col-
lar.l mote...no to Germany lore-
1.11eted by every Impartial hlotorlan
of German collar,
"Hitler .taunt efforts la orerfook
the part played bymonarchist Ger-
meny In enabling Lenin to met up •
Ito)oiselik government in Itteoho, have
of the
re
led 111111 10 erallempetition
false statement that th ere Is an.-
lotion betw.n. the Jen% and J111101 1.1
oo the ono Isand, and the l'ommuniot•
and Communism on the other. Tel the
record in clear. It .vral. that • stud,
of Germancondition* inflicate. that
Ile majority of the Jew. who were per-
oitni to sot. to Germany diming the
epublie were ofilliated with the liberal
democratic partite. In H. preoldenlIal
elections In which Ilindenharg, Ilitler
and Thoelns•n were candhlote. Jewish
leader. •ppealed to the German Jews
to rote for Ilindenherg and aa.lost the
Cemmuniot and Notional Rnelnll.l can-
didatft. German Jews were chiefly te-
of
n ted in erropetion. and In
from which Commoolat• are not re-
cruited; larked, their own economic In-
Irreato mode them diametrically op-
posed to (Nwe.munione The moot In-
Coen°. German daltlert he the pre-
1111Ier period, torch a• the rnrokforter
%Mang and the Iterliner Trogeblatt,
which were owned by Ada*. wen bit -
terly acme. to Communism. Not one
prominent or eve. well-known German
Jewish leader was ever Identified with
the Commonlot pee r In Germany. Ac-
cording to •ath.ile gnaw given under
the weple. of the pneent government,
there Iwo only one Jeer Among 70
derail,. In the Iteichotog of
1030, and not a single Jew aro..
the el Commmnist deputies of the Itch.-
..of 1033. Finally, no4 men the
ran eh-
most bras. oMeial
w ore the fart that while there were
heo than 300,000 freeman Jews who were
enabled to vote, there were folly 6.014:
daring the
MC Communist sores
nevoid..
The fads about Soviet Ram. and
mask/ Ill wain. Inn
I h• Jews
are
A1001110 the If commiman who roost
Ile Soviet Government, only two
are Jew. Neither the creed.. of 1ho
C.nril of Commlormr. RyrkoOl the
R., Kano.:
preoldent of
the general 00 the Conco-
o l d parte. RIalln. the pressIdeut of /he
Third International, DIraltroff, are Jew.:
nor loos Ionia, founder of the Com-
m. ■ party. A largo perreatage of
the million. of Jews he R000l* before
the Renotation were trade. Penni, men-
be. of the Nom whom tl. Itolsheylit•
att.rked most violently and sett. had
had to Ie.m by the•irtory of Com-
Indeed. attn the Winkel.
the R01114 (10,01011001 declared filly
half et Ile total Jewish nolehetio.
Ito.* a. deriamed. a. Weakener. to
the dereletwaent of the Revolution. Sest-
ina worker. Ia Romia were orroelifed
in an ameriallow .11.1 the Viand, whkh
opposed the flolokevik• an. the ver7
last. °libelee Jews and Zionist. whew ,
Rawl..
members were prepoMeront
▪
recanted an roonter-revelotionarle.
by the Coll. of Government.
llot* deliber-
"A.
of
ate° eireolot. by :.the agin/*
Iw oftempi• to ..11.11 llrel• Owed.
that nearly all of the Rolahelik bed-
oev Jews reefed. that a largo wom-
b.. of one elsmitiod are net Imes
as all. and tam • neat.. of other.
foe from below Paldwillis. were leader.
Me•chevild. the sworn fen of
- f the
lllsherkm. wens of. Jew. The Ate-
lid dation". of the Frieograd
marekt party I. krig, dectly after the
Itmeh•tioa, showed that there we.
144.01 onembero of when 141 per met
' roe Misosi••at led per feet latelanet

basis shall campaign divisions or I log meetings—rallies and victory
icelebrations?"
teams be organized? On what 1
Detroit Delegates
basis shall workers be enlisted
and instructed? How much should Delegates to this conference
be spent for publicity? To what will be the guests of the Dayton
extent is available national and community on Sunday evening at
overseas publicity useful and de - 8 dinner which will mark the
sirable? What media are most opening of the Dayton Jewish
desirable: Direct mail, newspapers, community's annual campaign for
radio, speakers' bureau, etc.? funds.
Detroit delegates at this con-
ference will include Henry Wine-
man, Kurt Peiser, Fred M. But-
zel, Julian II. Krolik, Mrs. Joseph
H. Ehrlich, Simon Shetzer, Judge
Charles Rubiner, Clarence H.
Enggass and others.

n

PLAN HEBREW UNIVERSITY CHAIR,
FOREST IN HONOR OF DIZENGOFF

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

I

port
meretings
sustainingg
e cam-
gested questions for discussion en
paign morale and tempo? Use
campaigning methods are:
of daily bulletins? Cojnpetitivc
"How early should the commu- schemes? Awards to teams? Use
nity be apprised of the campaign
of the reviewing committees dur-
and its major objectives? How ing the campaign? Clean-up
shall leadership be constituted
and where drawn from? On what squads? Clean-up appeals? Clos-

of mind and their hope for the
future, they declared, the Nazi
leadership has now poured abuse
upon their good name and that
of the Jews of the world at large,
whom they are ceaselessly mal-
igning. This time, it is stated,
the assault upon the reputation
of the Jews is made under the
IcONC1.1 . 1 1 00 Moll P.11117 ONE)
stopped by every youth and adult
cloak of an attack upon Commu-
—
capable of fighting them. More
nism.
is the Bain Ila-Zinanim period, the than that, we should make it our
Numbers Belie Charge
beginning of a new semester, and duty to teach the uneducated and
German Jewry, before Hitler's he urged his listeners to register uniformed. A program of active
chancellorship, the statement their children in the various building up of the minds of our
points out, had less than 300, schools immediately without any youth becomes not only a matter of
000 voters. However, 6,000,000 delay. An early registration will preserving Jewish culture and our
Communist votes were cast dur- afford the schools an opportunity Jewish heritage, but also one of
ing the Republic. Moreover, Jew- to make the proper classification laying a more firm foundation for
ish leaders in Germany in the without loss of time. If the reg- the preservation of our economic
elections in which Hindenburg, istration will warrant it, new security. That our youth will be
Hitler and Thaelmann were can- teachers will be engaged. In order faced with problems in the future
didates, urged German Jewry to to carry all that out properly the is certain, and adequate prepare-
vote for Hindenberg, their own registration must be done imme- tion is absolutely necessary. The
economic interests having made diately, that is, not later than the best weapon for meeting and over-
them "diametrically opposed to end of Succoth. coming vicious attacks is Jewish
Mr. Isaacs also called attention education.
Communism."
"Let us arm our children with
Not one prominent or even to the fact that the United Hebrew
Schools
have branches in all thick- the knowledge of our great and
well-known Jewish leader, adds
the statement, was ever identified ly populated Jewish districts and glorious history, thereby, enabling
with the Communist party In Ger- for those who still live too for to them to stand upright against the
many. The 70 Communist deput- reach one of the schools, bile trans- onslaughts of anti-Semitism.
"Rabbi Akiba was once urged
ies in the Reichstag of 1930 in- portation has been provided by the
cluded only one Jew, and there Women's Auxiliary. He has also by a friend to give up the study
were no Jews, whatever among the pointed out the fact that three new of the Torah, when it had been
81 Communist deputies of the units have of late been added to forbidden by Hadrian's decree un-
the system of schools. He referred der the penalty of death. 'Let me
1933 Reichstag.
to the classes now conducted in the tell you a story,' Akiba answered.
Hitler's Myths
three public schools, MacCulloch, 'A fox, walking along the banks of
Referring to Russia, the state- Central High and the very latest
a river, looked down at a number
ment declares that only two of addition, the Brady Public School
of fish as they struggled pitifully
the 36 commisars who constitute at the corner of Joy Road and
to avoid the nets of fishermmen.
the Soviet Government are Jews. Lawton.
'Why do you struggle so, down
"Ilitler's studied efforts to
Ile concluded his talk by there?' asked the fox. 'We are
overlook the part played by mon- calling upon the parents to enter afraid of the hooks and nets of the
archist Germany in enabling Lenin their children in the Ilebrew school fishermen,' they answered. 'Well
to, set up a Bolshevik government at a very early age, preferably at then, come up here on land', he
in Russia," the statement empha- the same time they enter public advised them, 'let us live together
sizes, "have led him to endless school.
in peace and security.' You foolish
repetition of the false statement
Statement by Cohen
fox, exclaimed the fish, are you
that there is an association be-
Haft Cohen, president of the really as smart as people, say you
tween Jews and Judaism on the United Hebrew Schools, makes the are? If we are not safe in the ele-
one hand, and the Communists following statement in connection ment in which we live, how much
and Communism on the other. Yet with the 10th annual Education more dangerous will our lives be
the record is clear . . . Hitler's Month conducted by the schools:
out of it' Our element,' continued
verbal assaults are myths of his
"Jewish writers have repeatedly Rabbi Akiba, 'is the Torah. If we
own creation."
called our attention to the need for foresake it, we destroy ourselves.'
The Complete Statement
Jewish education. They have point-
"It was this same spirit that
The statement of Dr. Adler and ed to the danger of en engulfing let Jochanan-ben Zakkai into a
Mr. Stroock follows:
wave of anti-Semitism. That anti- Roman camp to plead for the privi-
Semitism is no longer limited to lege of establishing a school at
'The recently concluded Nail Party
rally at Nuremberg is one more 111111116. European countries, Is becoming Jamnia. It is in a similiar spirit
lion of the fact 111111 (Ile 6.1011011 Gov- increasingly apparent. The disse- of self preservation that we today
ernment ha, well learned the lemon
mination of inconsistent or evil un- must seek the education of our
prescribed by Adolf 11111er in id+ Stein
Kampf' Mot 'through elev. ond con- truth, should be answered
And children,"

REGISTRATION OF CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS
IS URGED DURING EDUCATION MONTH

October 2, 1936

CHRONICLE

into the offices of the Jewish
Agency and the Tel Aviv Munici-
pal Council. In his telegram to
Moshe Shertok, head of the po-
litical department of the Jewish
Agency, Sir Arthur Wauchope de-
clared: "His outstanding achieve-
ments will long remain as a me-
morial to his name."

the will have not yet been pub-
lished it is reported that Mayor
Dizengoff, who helped to acquire
for the Jewish population great
sections of the valuable estate of
Tel Aviv, had only a small sum
at the time of his death. The
museum, to which he bequeathed
the major part of his funds, rep-
Zionist Offices Closed
resents the principal cultural
LONDON (WNS)—All Zionist
achievement of his life, having
offices
closed here in mourning
been opened early this year with
a splendid collection of various for Mayor Meier Dizengoff of
Tel
Aviv
as the World Zionist Ex-
representations of Jewish art.
ecutive sent condolences to the
Children Lead Cortege
Palestine Jewish community for
As Jews throughout Palestine
went into mourning for their first the loss of its first citizen. "Diz-
citizen, with flags of all public engoff's memory will be imperish-
and many private institutions fly- able in the story of the recon-
ing at half-mast, the spiritual tes- struction of the Jewish National
tament of Mayor Dizengoff was Home," the executive's cable de-
clared.
published. In this testament,
written on July 12, directions for
NEW YORK (WNS)—All ac-
his funeral were given and
thoughts on approaching death re- tivities at the Zionist Organiza-
vealed. "The thought of death tion of America, the United Pal-
estine Appeal, the Jewish National
does not sadden me," he wrote.
Fund and other affiliated organ-
The Mayor requested that his izations were suspended during
funeral cortege be headed by chil- Mayor Dizengoff's funeral in Tel
dren, whom he loved deeply. Next Aviv. Special memorial services
in line he wanted the youth, for Dizengoff were planned for
among whom he said he had al- the Yankee Stadium prior to the
ways counted himself. Following appearance of the Palestine Mac-
them he asked that women march, cabees for a soccer match with the
"the mothers of the younger gen- Metropolitan all-stars. Dr. Steph-
eration." The general public was en S. Wise, president of the Z.
to bring up the rear.
0. A., speaking in behalf of the
A greater part of the 150,000 Zionists of America, character-
Jews in- this all-Jewish city was ized Dizengoff as the "miraculous
in the line of march or thronged creator" of Tel Aviv who had
the streets as the funeral proces- become "one of the most beloved
sion for Mayor Dizengoff filed and most honored figures of our
by. Observers estimated that generation,"
more than 80,000 people partici-
pated in the funeral Itself. Every
one of the 400,000 Jews In Pal-
estine dropped his work or other
activity during the hour between
11 and noon, the time of the
Members of the Oakland Moth-
funeral on Thursday, Sept. 24.
The municipality of Tel Aviv, ern' Club of the Jewish Commu-
which Dizengoff had founded and nity Center will hold their open-
ing fall meeting on Monday eve-
over which he had presided vir-
tually since that time, 27 years ning, Oct. 5, at 8 o'clock, at the
Jewish
Community Center. Plane
ago, announced a three-day per-
for the corning year will be dis-
iod of mourning and the suspen-
cussed, and a social hour with
sion of all normal municipal func-
music and refreshments will fol-
tions.
low the business meeting.
G
meats Represented
The Linwood-Dexter Club will
As the funeral procession went begin its meetings on Tuesday
by street lights were kept burn- afternoon, Oct. 6, at 2 o'clock, at
ing but were draped • with black the Dexter branch of the Center,
crepe and houses were beffagged 11518 Dexter Blvd. A Succoth
with black. M. M. Ussishkin, party will be held in the Suecah
president of the Jewish Natonal which has been built for the oc-
Fund, Dov Hos and Israel Ro- caaion. Mrs. Ben Golbin, formerly
keel, deputy mayors of Tel Aviv, of the stage, will give • monologue
and the municipal councillors were entitled "Our Harvest" Refresh-
pallbearers. ments will be served in the Sue-
Present at the exercises were cah.
Installation of officers of the
high government officials and the
consuls of France, Italy, Yugo- Mothers' Club dramatic circle will
slavia, Holland, Latvia, Greece, be held on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 8
Finlan d, Switzerland, Poland, p. m., at the Jewish Community
Lithuania, Czechoslovakia and Center. Plans are being made for
Austria. High Commissi ones the production in the future of
Wauchope was represented by his "The Motorman" by Z. Libin and
Fields" by Prete Hirsh-
aide-de-camp, while the military
administration and the Royal Air airs. After the installation re-
Force were represented by high freshments will be served in the
officers. Representatives of 220 Succah, Mrs. Sarah Avrin is the
Jewish organizations from all dramatic director and Rhoda Zaha-
parts of the country and repre- vie is in charge of the music.
in the dramatic circle
sentatives of all government de- Membership
is open to all members of the
partments attended. All amuse -
Mothers' Clubs who have dramatic
ment places and cafes remained aspirations.
dosed CO the city paid tribute to
,...1 as. money aor
ti,Att, : sp..
its founder and leading citizen.
time

Mothers' Clubs
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Messages of condolence poured effort
into the home of the late mayor price - less freshdtss of double-mel•
from all parts of the world, and low Old Gold Cigarettes.

Heavy Registration in
Hebrew School Branch

Registration at the newly-
opened branch of the United
Ilebrew Schools at the Brady
Public School is quite heavy.
Two classes are already in ses-
sion. There is still room for a
small number of children. Par-
ents are urged to avail them-
selves of this opportunity and
register their children imme-
diately. Registintion takes place
daily between the hours of 4
and5p.51.

The Detroit unit of Junior Hadas-
sah, the young women's Zionist or-
ganization of America, has mapped
out a series of varied affairs for
the coming season of special in-
terest to the Jewish young women ,
of the community, which will be
announced and discussed at the
first general meeting to be held on ,
Sunday, Oct. 4, at 2:30 p. m., at
the Statler Hotel. Miss Sophie
Blanche Schwartz, president of
the Detroit unit, will extend greet-
ings to both old and new members
and friends, and will announce
scheduled affairs to take place dur.
the season.
As a feature of the program the
guest speaker pf the afternoon will
be an eminent reporter on the staff
of the Detroit News, who toured
Palestine a few years ago and is
well equipped to deliver an inter-
esting talk on his chosen subject
"Facing Realities in Palestine."
Ann Brooks, general chairman
of the committee for the Thanks-
giving night dance to be held at
the Masonic Temple Nov. 26, prom-
ises to reveal further details which
have been under consideration.
Esther Etkin, chairman of the
tea dance planned for paid-up
members and invited male guests
on Nov. 8, will announce her work-
ing committee and definite ar-
rangements for this affair.
The Detroit unit is one of 210
similar Junior Hadassah groups
throughout the United States. The
national membership is over 12,000.

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Nominate Eliasohn
For U. S. Congress

J. II. Eliasohn of Ludington,
Mich., who was twice elected pros-
ecuting attorney of Mason County
—in 1932 and again in 1934—re-
ceived the Democratic nomination
for United States Congress in
the 9th district at the primaries
held last month. Ile won the nom-
ination over Charles M. Black and
Julius M. Magil oft Muskegon,
Rose Conway Parker of Frankfort,
Mich., and Chet Emunson of Man-
istee. His majority was 496 votes.
A graduate of the University of
Michigan law school, Mr. Eliasohn
was first elected prosecuting at-
torney immediately upon receiving,
his law degree in 1932. He is be-
lieved to be the youngest pros-
ecuting attorney in the country. ,
He was honored by the Michigan
Prosecuting Attorneys' Associa-
tion by being elected one of the
directors for 1935-36. In 1935 he
also served as president of the
Democratic clubs of the 9th dis-

di the election in November, Mr.
tri A

Eliasohn will oppose the incumbent
Congressman Albert E. Engel of
Lake City, a Republican.

Golf Tournament
Of Center Oct. 11

Sam Babcock heads the commit-
tee in charge of the third annual
golf tournament sponsored by the
health and physical education com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Center.
Knollwood Country Club, on
Sunday, Oct. 11, at 2:30 p. m.,
will be the scene of keen competi-
tion between Ted Goode, twice
winner of the Meyer Prentis Tro-
phy, and the many stars who have
already entered the contest. The
entrants to date include Sam Die-
ter, former member of the Detroit
Institute of Technology golf team;
Dr. Jack Goode, farmer member
of the Alma College team; Dr.
Leon Katzin, who several years
ago captained the Highland Park
Junior College team.
Low gross score in both an up-
per and lower flight will govern
the tournament which will be
medal play.
Entries must be in the Center
office no later than Tuesday eve-
ning, Oct. 6.

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Monday, Oct. 5, 8:30 p. m., at
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