October 9, 1936

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i MOH' EWISII iiRONIGLE

and T E LE L CHRONICLE

GUARD AND
YOUR • BE
EYES • SAFE

PEISER ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR EARLY
FORMATION OF A COMMUNITY COUNCIL

CATHOLIC ASSAILS

FATHER COUGHLIN1

(CONCLUDED 1110M PAGE ONE) I

as 'Our beloved president,' and 'a
magnificent leader,' he proclaimed
himself the advocate of 'The
ton
University
in
St.
Louis,
where
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONES
he was also a case worker with President's magnificent message
to Congress,' and said, 'I support
the
St.
Louis
Provident
Associa-
pression of all points of view
and the medium for united action tion. Ile has been active in A. him today, and will support him
tomorrow because we are neither
when such action becomes neces-
fitted
Eyes examined, gl
going back to the individualism of
sary.
by registered specialists sit •
the past nor are we going forward
"Provisions for the complete
price you can afford to pay.
to the Communism of the future.'
organization of a Jewish Commu-
"We no longer hear the voice
nity Council were made in the
of Father Coughlin in praise of
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
1936 campaign, the quota of
Is the
'our beloved president.'
next to Kinser, or. Waken Ave.
which included a sum of money
answer to our question, 'What
to finance the Jewish Community
has brought about the change?'
Council."
to be found in the statement of
Mr. Boxerman. who Is to mist
Bishop Gallagher that 'Father
in the council's organizational
Coughlin could not control Roose-
work,
is
a
graduate
of
Augustana
Y
I
TOMORROW
velt, but he thought he could con-
YHTIRDAY —TOD
College and Rock Island High
trol Lemke?' This same Fathgr
School of his home city. Ile was
Coughlin today says of this same
the winner of fellowships for a
'beloved president' he is anti-God.
continuation of his studies in so-
What more terrible calumny could
cial service work. During his col-
priest or layman lodge against a
legiate career. he attracted atten-
fellow-man?
tion as a public speaker and as
"I am confident no one, not
captain of the college debating
a Cr
even Father Coughlin, believes
team, a position he held for three
this charge against our president.
g
years. lie also took a leading
From the moment of his election,
*SWAYS 110 S MI GOOD MR Irole in class plays. For his mas-
Franklin Roosevelt has given pub-
er's degree he wrote an essay on
t
lic testimony that he stands
THE 24ms41
the work and history of the lie
humbly in the presence of his
BEER IN THE GREEN BOTTLE brew Sheltering and Immigran t
God, conscious that without God's
WILLIAM
I.
BOXERMAN
Aid Society (IIIAS). From 1931-
help, he can accomplish nothing
133 he coached the basketball and
worth while for himself or for
A.
and
placed
third
in
the
na-
track teams of Andover High Z.
his fellow-men.
School. lie also organized the tional oratorical contest at Mem-
"I am only one Catholic, but I
phis,
Tenn.
For
a
time
he
was
Council
Scholarship
Gift to
speech department for this school.
know I speak for millions when I
employed
with
the
transient
bur-
He
began
his
graduate
studies
in
Fund Honors Memory
apolgize
for this awful charge
social work in 1934 at Washing. eau of New York City.
of Mrs. Freund
which has fallen from the lips of
one of our priests."

With Health-Lite Glasses

PAGE

MURRAY'S

PERLMAN G. 0. P
NOMINEE FOR
N. Y. ATTY-GEN.

NEW YORK (WNS) — The
republican nominee for attorney
general of New York, an office
previously held by Albert C. Ot-
tinger and Carl Sherman, will
be Nathan D. Perlman, chair-
man of the executive committee
of the American Jewish Con-
gress. A former member of the
State Legislature, Mr. Perlman
was a member of Congress from
1920 to 1928. lie was out of pub-
lic office until 1935, when Mayor
La Guardia appointed him a
magistrate. In September of this
year he was named to fill a va-
cancy as judge of the Court of
Special Sessions.

- — —
Mrs. Harry Hyman, Mr. and Mrs.
in order to strengthen Zionist
William B. Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
DR. SACHAR SPEAKS
spirit.
A. Kasle, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
HERE ON TUESDAY
The First Sponsors

(CONTINUED PUDE PACE II)

and an interesting program is be-
ing planned.
During his visit in Detroit, It-
tamer Ben Avi commended the
Zionist Organization for sponsor-
ing this event. He declared that
this is a time for Zionists to re-
tain courage rather than to dis-
play a spirit of despair, and he ex-
pressed the hope that not only the
cultural but also the social pro-
gram of Zionists will be continued

BETH EL COLLEGE
OPENS ON MONDAY

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE

Symbols and Ceremonies," Rabbi
Eric Friedland, instructor; "An
Introduction to the Bible as His-
tory and Literature," Rabbi Jer-
ome Folkman, instructor; "Ad-
vanced Hebrew," Miss Rose.Pike,
instructor.
The registration fee is $1 for
each course of 10 sessions. Ses-
sions are held on Monday nights.
A student may take either one
or two courses.
There will be a special class held
on Monday morning at 11 o'clock,
especially for women who find it
difficult to come on Monday night.
bar the Isle
The course in comparative re-
mutated and decided upop at a
smerth
olLtrit'eenir5ebollm
Freund, the directors
of the De-
meeting of the board of directors ligion, which has been one of the
o
troit section, National Council of
of the Jewish National Fund of most popular courses in the col-
Jewish Women have contributed
America, held at its headquarters, lege and which used to be given
a scholarship to the scholarship
111 Fifth Ave., New York City. by Rabbi Zeiger of Flint, will this
fund of the council.
Representatives of all Zionist year be given by Rabbi Jerome
Buckner,
Pontiac,
second
vice-
(CONCLUDED F11011 PAGE 11
president; Mrs. Jerome Folkman, parties and groups seconded the Folkman of Jackson. Rabbi Zei -
resolution
introduced by Dr. Israel ger was recently called to head
DAYTON WELFARE
Inge will be presented by Mrs. Sol Jackson, third vice-president; Mrs.
to the the Hillel Foundation at the Uni-
CONCLAVE ELECTS
Wolfe of Detroit, and the response Arthur Kaufman, Grand Rapids, Goldstein, who presided,
effect
that
Zionist groups, organ- versity of North Carolina.
secretary; Mrs. Phineas
WINEMAN, PEISER
e be made by Mrs. Norman recording
izations,
congregations
and
fra-
Among the new courses offered
Olean,
Battle
Creek.
corresponding
Buckner of Pontiac. Mrs. Adolph
Sloman of Detroit will ask the secretary; Miss Miriam Wolf ternal bodies be called upon to for the first time this year is the
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
pay
tribute
to
the
late
mayor
of
course
in "Current Social Prob-
blessing. The convention song will Jackson, treasurer.
Local convention chairmen and Tel Aviv, by entering his name in lems in the Light of Jewish Ideals,
Dayton, a fine spirit of community be led by Miss Jean Levitt, assisted
the
Sefer
Ila'Zahav
(Golden
to
be
given
by Rabbi Elmer Ber-
co-operation has developed. He at the piano by Mrs, Philip Bloom- committee heads are: Mrs. Sol
Wolfe, general chairman, Mrs. Book), the Jewish Roll of Honor ger, as well as the course in mod-
stated that an opportunity has garden.
which
is
preserved
in
Jerusalem
ern Jewish history to be given
Following the luncheon the com- Lawrence Freedman, vice-chair-
thus been presented to various
communities to exchange experi- mittee on resolutions will report, man; Mrs. Douglas Brown, Miss in the headquarters of the Keren by Rabbi Eric Friedland. While
Kayemeth Le'Israel. Entries into there have been other courses in
ences in their social welfare unfinished business and the elec- Henrietta Ascher, convention secre-
made on the modern Jewish history, Rabb i
tion of officers will be taken up. taries; Mrs. Irving Hirschman, the Golden Book are
efforts.
The interesting discussions on The gathering will conclude with hospitality; Mrs, Harold Slesinger, basis of $100 contributions to the Friedland's approach is to be
Palestine
Land
Redemption
Fund. novel. lie will deal specifically
the question of Jewish commu- a board meeting to be presided over dinner; Mrs. Maier Finsterwald,
Mrs. Dryfus, Mrs. Philip Bloom- An official proclamation regard- in Jewish problems, institutions
nity councils led by Max Simon by the newly elected president.
garden, luncheon; Mrs. Willard ing the Meier Dizengoff tribute is and statistics.
Officers and Committees
of Cleveland showed the import-
Mayer, motor squad; Mrs. S. L. to be issued within a few days
Among the courses which are
ance of such councils as instru-
The state officers of the conven-
mentalities for community-wide tion are: Mrs. Adolph Sloman, Van Norden, credentials; Mrs. M. to Zionist constituencies in all expected to attract non-Jewish as
parts
of
the
country,
in
accord-
Finkelson,
publicity;
Mrs.
Amson
well as Jewish students are the
ion. There
was only honorary
one
express
I Detroit,
president; Mrs.
voice in opposition to the coun- Alick Rosenthal, Petoskey, honor- Tabor, pages; Mrs. Max Unger, ance with a call issued by cable courses to be given on the "Jew-
cil movement, indicating the im- ary vice-president; Mrs. Philip Hy- printing; Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mrs. yesterday from the Jerusalem ish Interpretation of the New
portance of the work as it is being man, Battle Creek, president; Mrs. Morris Rand, program; Mrs. Flora headquarters of the Jewish Na- Testament" by Dr. Franklin and
the courses in Hebrew to be given
proposed in other cities today, Samuel L. Van Noorden, Detroit, Goodman, exhibits; Mrs. Oscar tional Fund.
Kefar Brandeis Scene of Destruc- by Miss Rose Pike of the United
including Detroit.
first vice-president; Mrs. Norman Robinson parliamentary law.
tion of Trees
The discussion on budget-mak-
Hebrew Schools.
The board also heard a detailed
Rabbi Leon Fram will again
ing revealed a demand for greater
report concerning the political and give a popular course in current
knowledge of efforts for overseas
economic situation in Palestine events which is listed as "Cur-
relief work.
from former Judge Bernard A. rent Jewish History."
An interesting address was de-
Rozenblatt, Zionist leader and
lie will deal specifically with
livered at the Sunday afternoon
Palestine financier, who recently events in Palestine with which he
session by Willian J. Shroder of
arrived in New York from Haifa. is familiar because of his travels,
Cincinnati, who described the
Deep interest was aroused by the and with the critical situation in
present status of the Council of
His View of the Future
(CONCLVDED FROm PAOE ONE)
revelation that Kefar Brandeis, Spain and Europe in general.
Jewish Federations and Welfare
With thousands of Jews migrat- an agricultural settlement estab-
Last year 200 people registered
Funds.
Avi said that the Jews in Pales- Ben into Palestine even today Mr. fished in the vicinity of Haifa in for Beth El College on the open-
German Refugee Problems
Ben Avi stated that it is the ob-
Among the most important ad- tine "Samsonized themselves ligation
of the Jews throughout tribute to and in the name of ing night. It is expected that this
dresses of the conference was the again." lie stated: We had new the world to emulate the spirit Louis D. Brandeis, justice of the figure will be exceeded this year.
one delivered by Dr. Solomon
rules Palestine and to join U. S. Supreme Court, was one of
Gideons and Samsons in 1929. Be- which
in the great effort which will the Jewish settlements where the
Lowenstein of New York, who
Jay Levy, a deaf mute, is the
Arab terrorists uprooted and de-
discussed the various elements cause we had become the real
roller-skating champion of the
guarantee
the future security of
relative to the co-ordination of economic and political power in the country. Ile declared that stroyed by fire a great number of
Middle West ..
services for German Jewish re u- Palestine, our enemies have begun his mission here is to urge the orange trees.
gees. Dr. Lowenstein declared
that a way will have to be found to think in terms of throttling us, replanting of uprooted trees and
but nothing can budge our peo- he urged that the 300,000 trees
for permitting the various refu-
ple from their places. For the destroyed should be replanted by
gees to come to cities other than
first time we are united. even at least twice or three times as
New York and to try to find per-
the Revisionists are today co-op- many.
manent homes for them in com-
crating, and all of us are taking
Speaking of the future of Pal-
munities throughout the country.
orders from the Jewish Agency. estine after he had appealed for
Speaking of the German Jewish
refugee children's settlement here, Jabotinsky and Weizniann are the replanting of the uprooted
working together. Today Ben trees, Mr. Ben Avi stated: "We
Dr. Lowenstein said that the quota
of 200 has already been filled Gurion gives the orders in be- have proven to ourselves that we
and that ,there is hope that an half of the Jewish Agency, and can live on our own resources.
We are obliged and we shall con-
additional number will be per- we obey."
Mr. Ben Avi lauded highly tinue to live with the Arabs as
mated to enter this country in
Commissioner Wauchope, whom neighbors, but the present troubles
the near future.
New techniques in campaigning he called a very humanitarian have shown that we can produce
were discussed in the Sunday ses- man, but he said that the trouble for our own needs and that we
sion. which concluded with the with him is that he is a weakling are not helpless. We have also
He said that the enlisting of learned that there is an external
election of officers.
6,000 ithafirs, who are recognized reason for satisfaction. Previously,
i 98 per cent of officialdom, British
Harpo Marx is taking up golf as the Palestine police force,
a Jew as well as Arab, was against us.
and he tells us he is "slicing his an important beginning for
•
ish
defense
group
in
Palestine.
Now the British have had their
usual briliant game."
eyes opened and they have learned
that you can not depend on Arab
loyalty. From now on we can
expect a new and realistic policy.
And out of this policy we ex-
pect that there will emerge the
firm dealings and co-operation
with the Jews and Arabs. Before
long, we shall certainly have 100,-
000 Jews coming into Palestine
annually and the doors will be
immigration." The London Mail, opened widely for eJwish set-
(CONS LUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
welcoming the edict, still regrets tlers."
Mr. Ben Avi closed with the
the necessity for Britain's enforce-
jerdan, and whisk has been the
Jews
of negotiations for ment of an "irreconcilable" man- optimistic statement—"The
subject
date under the League of Nations . will continue to play a construc-
many weeks. are sorrow
tive
role
in
the
world."
He
pre-
The Manchester Guardian, also ap-
at the violence and continued
proving of the proclamation, draws dicted that Hebrew will be the
bloodshed in Palestine.
esperanto
of
the
universe
and
attention to the danger of meddling
At tile suns time, an appeal
that Jewo will be ashamed not to
by the neighboring Arab kings.
to the Moslems of Iraq and Ye-
know
Hebrew.
lie
closed
his
ad-
Straw Vote on Palestine
men to launch pogroms upon
In what appears to be an at- dress with a brief talk in Hebrew.
the Jews of those countries is
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka pre -
tempt to stimulate British public
sounded in Al Jamie Al Islamia,
opinion in favor of Arab demands sided at the meeting and also
Arabic daily, which says that
in Palestine, or, failing that, in sounded an appeal for the re-
the economic boycott Practiced
lenting of trees. The mass
support of a move to have Britain
against Jew. in acme lands is
give up the Palestine Mandate, meeting was arranged under the
no longer sufficient to show
Lord Beaverbrook'a pro-Arab Daily auspices of the Jewish National
Jews their place.
Express has started a straw vote Fund Council of Detroit.
Al Lives, Arabic daily, re-
on Palestine among its 2,000,000 Mr. Ben Avi was a guest of a
ports that Arab leaders have
the
readers.
The following questions, to conference of Zionist leaders at
been officially advised that
immigration schedule of labor
be answered with yes or no, are on Hotel Stotler Sunday afternoon.
the ballot: 1—Are you in favor of During the day he was entertained
certificates normally granted to
the Arab demands in Palestine? 2 by Rabbi and Mrs. Sperka.
the Jewish Agency Executive by

The following are among the
first to sponsor the Balfour ball:
Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Adler, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Aronsson, Dr. and
Mrs. Harry E. August, Dr. and
Mrs. P. M, Bernstein, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Is-
rael Davidson, Mr. iftid Mrs. An-
thony Deutsch, Milton Donor, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Donor, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, lion. and
Mrs. James I. Ellmann, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Heyman, Mr. and

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ARABS AS PROCLAMATION OF MARTIAL
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—Are you in favor of Jewish up-
building of Palestine? 3—If you
favor neither side, do you believe
England should give up the Pal-
Great Military Powers
LONDON (WNS-Palcor Agen- estine Mandate?
A clear formulation of British
cy) — The new powers conferred
upon Lieut.-Gen. John G. Dill by policy in Palestine which might be
the Order-in-Council are greater transmitted to the forthcoming La.
than those ordinarily implicit in bor party conference was demand-
martial law, the British press ed of Colonial Secretary Ormsby-
agrees,,welcoming the decree as a Gore by Labor party leader Clem-
ent R. Attlee and the Rt. lion .
necessary measure.
"This shows that the disturb- Arthur Greenwood, another Labor-
ite. Recent actions of Labor party
will
at
last
be
treated
in
a
ances
manner corresponding to their leaders have reflected sympathy
character," declares an editorial In for the position taken by the Jews
the London Daily Telegraph, which in Palestine.
The campaign being undertaken
adds that the revolt must be sup-
throughout the world to raise a
restored.
pressed and order
sirs: "In re- fund of 61,500,000 for emergency
The Meriting Post
relic!' and rebuilding in Palestine
trospect it can be seen that steps is reported to be meeting with
taken advantage-
might have been
ously much earlier . . . The new great success throughout Europe.
The campaigns which Dr. Chaim
powers prwide an excuse a6 longer Weizmann launched In Belgium
for the delusion that the mandat- and Holland yielded $30,000 on the
to be Intimidated by violence•
first night, and money is continu-
restoration of order, how- ing to pour in. Most of the mem-
ever, It Is sweetie' to prove that
Na- bers of the executive of the Jewish
of the Jewish
ttlitesesinineipie
Hew is net irreconcilable Agency and most of the Keren
Hayesod manager' have volun-
with this aafegwerding of Arab teered to assist in the campaign.

the government on Oct. 1, will
not be forthcoming.

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Semi-Annual Blue-Wait. Boo
CI aaaaa es ie U. S.
NEW YORK, N. Y.—Fifty
thousand Jewish homes and offices
in all parts of the nation were
visited by Zionist volunteers in
the early part of October on the
occasion of the semi-annual clear-
ance of the Blue-White boxes of
the Jewish National Fund.
Zionist groups and particularly
youth organizations have been
mobilized for effective co-opera-
tion in the forthcoming clearance
which is to begin in the inter-
mediate days of Succoth and to be
continued until the middle of
October. "Let's help to redeem
the land while it is not too late"
will be the message of the Keren
Kayemeth volunteers during the
box clearance period.
Tribute to Dim ■ geff Through the
Golden Book Inscriptions
American Jews will join in •
world-wide tribute to the memory
of Meier Disengoff, founder and
for 27 years mayor of the first
all-Jewish city in Palestine, Tel
Aviv, who died Sept 21, at the
age of 76, according to plans for-

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