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KING TO ANNOUNCE Nazis Inject Jewish Issue Into Presidential ALLIED CAMPAIGN Detroit Jewry's Obligations CAMPS TO INTERN
CURBS ON FASCISM
OF FIiNT—JEWRY To Support Community Fund JEWS ARE PLANNED
Campaign
in
Spite
of
Landon's
Statement
IN SPEECH Y. 3
OVER-SUBSCRIBED
BY SILVER SHIRTS

By FRED M. BUTZEL

German-American "Fuehrer," Fritz Kuhn, Ford Employe, Who
Was Decorated by Hitler Last Summer, Issues
Election Proclamation

Edward VIII to Outline Leg-
islation Against Mos-
ley's Activities

ANTI-JEWISH REPORTS
FROM MANY COUNTRIES

Hitler empfingt Amerikadeutsche

Fascist and Nazi Efforts Are
Threatening Jews on
All Fronts

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LONDON (WNS) — Proposed
legislation to curb Sir Oswald
Mosley's Fascist blackshirts and
to prevent them from becoming
a real menace to British democ-
racy will be outlined by King Ed-
ward VIII in his address from the
throne on Nov. 3, which will of-
ficially open the new session of
Parliament. Meanwhile the Brit-
ish movie censor has forbidden
the showing of a newsreel in
which Mosley outlines t h e objec-
tives of his movement. The ban
grew out of the fear that the ex-
hibition of this picture would
lead to disorders in theaters.
The latest victim of blackshirt
hooliganism is Sophie Tucker,
American actress, who was hit
by stones thrown at her as she
was entering an East End thea-
ter. Her assailants escaped but
she identified them as wearing
black shirts.

Belgian Fascists Riot

BRUSSELS (WNS)—Running
wild through the main streets of
the nation's capitals, a horde of
armed Rexists, followers of Leon
Degrelle, Belgium's Fascist lead-
er, gave Brussels a taste of Fas-
cist rioting when they staged a
tumultous demonstration in which
hundreds of persons were injured
andproperty valued at tens of
thousands of dollars damaged. De-
grelle, who is leading a movement
akin to that of Nazism. was ar-
rested but was later released. The
outbreak might have had more
serious consequence had not the'
government been prepared. Heavy
military detachments and strong
police squads were on guard in
Brussels in anticipation of the
Fascist demonstration. Degrelle
had planned a march of 200,000
of his followers on the capital
but at the last minute cancelled
It. The violence here has thrown
the Jewish population into a panic
because it revealed for the first
time the strength of the Rexists
in whose program anti-Semitism

Frits Kuhn is the second man
from the left, neat to Hitler. This
picture was taken last summer in
Germany, on the occasion of
Kuhn's decoration by Hitler for
services to the Nasis in their fight
against the "Jewish danger."

ZION TERRORISTIC
ACTIVITIES GO ON

But Arabs Are Reported to
Be Selling Land to
Jews in Palestine

LONDON (WNS)—Three Arab
leaders who were among the spon-
sors of the Arabs' demand for a
ban on the sale of land to Jews
New Anti-Jewish Demonstration have sold a substantial tract in
in Montreal
Palestine to Jewish interests, Cap-
MONTREAL (WNS)—A dem- tain Salomon told the conference
onstration by French-Canadian of the Jewish National Fund of
Fascists against the presence in Great Britain. It was also con-
Canada of three delegates of the firmed that Jewish sources in Pal-
united Spanish government was estine are receiving many, offers
converted into a spontaneous anti- of land from Arabs.
Jewish manifestation which almost
Ilinting broadly that the Royal
became a riot. Parading through c ommission which will investigate
the heart of Montreal, 1,000 Fan- t he causes of the recent Palestine
cists began shouting "down with
ots will recommend curtailment
the Jews," attacked a Jewish of Jewish immigration to Pales-
newsdealer and attempted a dem- tine, Great Britain and East, semi-
onstration in front of the office official organ of the Colonial Of-
of the Jewish Eagle, Yiddish daily.
fice, urges the Jews to find other
The crowd was quickly dispersed
ands for immigration. Declar-
by the police. This was the sec-i i
ng that Britain cannot be ex-
and public anti-Jewish manifesta- ected to bear the entire burden
tion in Montreal in less than a or the solution of the Jewish
fortnight,
roblem, and cautioning Poland
gainst believing that large num-
Danish Anti-Semites Face Trial
ere of Polish Jews can emigrate
COPENHAGEN (WNS) — Six o Palestine, the publication sug-
editors of anti-Semitic sheets in g ests Biro-Bidjan, Uganda and
Denmark who have been publish- E cuador as places that can ab-
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they are now. Great Britain and
East a
asserts
t e U nited
aly thbestutti
increased immigration of Jews
because Palestine cannot be the
only home for all Jews in need
of a haven of refuge.

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German-American Bund for Landon!

Der Bund fur Landon

Politische Proklamation des Bundesfiihrers.

Der Amerikadeutsche Volksbund greift in • der bevor-
stehenden Prisidentenwalil am 3. November zum ersten Male
in die amerikanische Politik ein.
In diesem Wahlgang ist the bedeutungsvollste Frage die,
ob die tinter dem gegenwartigen demokratischen Regime be-
gonnene Entwicklung nach links, die nor zu leicht ither eine
Art Volksfront rum Kommunismus sad damit zum Chaos
fuhren kann, abgebogen und zur Rettung des Landes in sin
amerikanisches Fahrwasser zurtickfuhren kann.
Der Kommunismus sieht in dem republikanischen Pei.
sidentschaftskandidaten Alfred 101 Landon semen grossten
Feind uandbeniitzt ate Mittel,
Mittel,urn dessen Steg zu verhindern,
wobei Cr selbst davor nicht zurtiekschteckt, offentlich die Wie-
derwahl Rowse% ells der Wahl Landons vorzuziehen.
Der Amerikadeutsche Volksbund will in diese Wahl als

patriotische Vereinigung nationalgesinnter amerlkanischer
Burger eingreifen. Er muss sich daher bei seiner Entschei-
dung far diesen oder jenen Kandidaten von der Erwigung
leiten lassen, welche Partei ihm die Gewahr dafiir gibt, dais
sich dime Stimmen gegen die jetzige Entwicklung -und damit
gegen den Kommunismus auswirken. a
Nach reifiicht Ueberlebung babe ich mich daher aus
oben erwahnten riinden entschlossen, meine Indossierung
der Wahl des Kandidaten der Dritten Partei, William Lemke,
zuriickzuziehen,und mich im Namen des Sundt' fiir den
republikanischen Kandidaten Allied M. Landon zu erkliren.
Mitbestimmend bei diesem Entschluss war 'miter die
Tatsache, dass in mehreren Staaten die Dritte Partei nicht
gewahlt werden kann, weil sic keinen Plat: auf dem Stimm-
tette! erhalten hat and wir also bei eMer Unterstiitzung
der Kandidatur Lemkes unsere Mitglieder in den Staaten.
New Jersey, California und Maryland ihrcs Stimmrechts be-
raubt hatten.
Wir schen ferner in der Wahl Landons eine Besserong
der allgemeinen Wirtschaftslage ;Ind erhoffen von sei-
nem Sieg eine freundlichere Stellungnahm ddr amerikani-
tchen Bundesbehorden zu unserem alien Vaterlande.
Somit indossiere ich kraft meines Amtes trod der mir von
tneinen Mitgliedern ilbertragenden Vollmacht die Kandidgtur
ies republikanischen•Prasidentschaftskandidaten.
Ich babe welter erfilgt, dass in alien Ortsgruppen politi-
;the Leiter zu ernenncn sind, die die Ortsgruppen in den
5rtlichen Wahlen beraten.
Im Staat New York tritt der Amerikadeutsche
bund fur die Wahl des Republikaners Bleakley rum Gouver-
neur sin.
Im fibrigen ist es in alien brtlichen oder staatlichen
Wahlen den Ortsgruppen iiberlassen, fig welche Kandidaten
sich entscheiden.
Wahlbeteifigung ist nicht nut Burger. scindern such Bun-
despflichtl
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gez. FRITZ KUHN, Bundesfiihrer.

Reach Total of $13,180 in
Slowly but surely the objectives of the Community
Combined Drive for
Fund Campaign are approaching pre-depression standards "Chief" Pelley's Outfit Re.
F.titablishes Headquar-
$11,820
,
and, at the same time, the prospect of a return to more
ters in Los Angeles
efficient work opens up for the Jewish agencies,
QUOTA WAS RE ACHED
The obligation of the Jews to support the Commu-
IN LESS THAN WEEK nity Fund cannot be overstressed. The backbone of our COUGHLIN IS RAPPED
FOR HIS JEW-BAITING
local work depends on the
1Kurt Peiser Lauded for His
campaign's
success.
Our
fam-
Efforts as Advisory
ily agency, our two children's Boycott Threat Stops Show-
Di
rector
ing of Nazi-Financed
organizations, our clinic, our
Film in New York
center, our free loan society
Flint's Jewish community, which

for the first time last week In-
cluded all important local, na-
tional and overseas agencies in the
combined Allied Jewish Campaign,
met with unusual success when UM
quota of $11,820 was considerably
oversubscribed and the total of
$13,180, was raised according to a
report by Ellis H. Warren, chair-
man of the drive, given on Wed-
nesday afternoon, less than a week
after the official opening of the
campaign.
The organization responsible for
the success of , this campaign ef-
fort, in- addition to Mr. Warren,
included the following: Meyer
Nover, first vice president; Jack
Rabinovitch, second vice president;
Ernest Perkis, treasurer; Oscar
Dean, secretary; Rabbi S. Z. Fine-
berg, Rabbi Elmer Berger, Isaac
Schneider, Abraham E f s em a n,
Louis Lande, Shay Natchez, Jo-
seph Block, Max L. Ileyman, Ig-
natz Fishman, Maurice Hertz, Dr.
01. S. Hart, Ilyman Winegarden,
Mrs. Philip Fisher, Mrs. Ellis H.
Warren, Mrs. Louis Lebster, David
Ackner, J. J. Bram Sam Cats.
man, Emanuel Ciralsky, Samuel
Cohen, Louis Chimovitz, Max Da-
vis, George Dickstein, Albert Fore-
man, A. L. Goldstein, Sam Gold-
stein, Hyman Greenberg, Altus
Ilimmelhoch, Jack Krause, Robert
Kostoff, Joseph Kaplan, Dr. A. C.
Lane, Louis Lazerus, Hyman Lea-
vitt, George Olds, Arthur Paster-
nak, Jacob Pines, Philip Roth-
stein, Louis Rudner, Edward
Rosenberg, Maurice Rotenberg,
Max Severin, Sidney Schlager, Dr.
B. F. Sniderman, Louis Werbe.
Great credit Is being given for
the successful campaign effort in
Flint to the encouragement the
Flint Jewish community received
frbm Kurt Peiser, executive di-
...rector of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration of Detroit, who acted as
advisory director of the Flint
drive.
A victory dinner celebrating the
success of the Flint campaign will
be planned at the meeting of the
campaign committee to be held in
Flint on Monday evening.
Mr. Warren is elated over the
triumph of the Flint campaign.
Ie said that he was pleased as
much with the liberal response of
the Flint Jewish community as
he was with the co-operation that
was given him by his loyal group
of workers.

EINSTEIN FAVORS
WORLD CONGRESS

Expresses His Views in a

Communication

Wise

to Dr.

administration, all depend
principally on the Detroit LOS ANGELES (WNS)—After
years of comparative dor-
Community Fund and that in two
mancy, the Silver Shirt Legion of
turn depends on the people America—"Chief" William Dud-.
l ey Pelley's colored shirt outfit—
of Detroit.
by a mysterious supply
There has been no attempt bolstered
of funds, has re-established head-
ever to definitely relate the quarters in Los Angeles,
Jewish contribution to the The Silver shirters recently
moved into new offices at 616
Jewish benefit. In years past, Lankershim
Bldg., with every ap-
we have undoubtedly given pearance of intending to go into
more than we have received the Jew-hating business on a big
at certain times, and at other scale.
heading the local cell is Ken-
times have received a great neth
Alexander, ex-motion picture
deal more than we have technician, "the chief's personal
given. It has always been representative" In Southern Cali-
and Henry Allen, cadaver-
desirable that we receive fornia
oeunatiyunce omnpvliocytel eatalluorcgailst C re-
what we needed and that we
what give in accordance of disseminating viciously anti-
with our means. Nor should Semitic leaflets'
e Campte
f
abl
we ever forget the deep Jew- 1phlean offices ar aine
e c omfortably
ish interest in our hospitals,' furnished. On one e waT
e
the
y
an oversize portrait of
the Boy and Girl Scouts, the
the
chief,"
complete
in
shirt
FRED M. BDTZFA,
Visiting Nurses Association, and pointed beard, glowers. Freely
and numberless other organi- mentioned in conversation is "the
zations of which Jews are direct beneficiaries and which Deutscher's Haus," hangout for
do so much to keep alive the apparently dwindling good- local friends of Hitler, where Al-
len recently admitted in court, he
will between the various elements of our community.
takes consignments of
There has been a very definite improvement in the frequently
hand-bills bearing the legend "Get
economic position of our Jews, especially in the wealthier Rid of Roosevelt and Ills Jewel"
group, and I feel sure that this will be reflected in a "We're not as much afraid of
as of Jews," Alex-
large increase in our contribution to the 1937 Community Communists
ander declares. "There's a lot
Fund Campaign.
wrong, these days. The Commun-

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ists and ourselves both go to-
gether, up to a certain point.
At that point, they get off on the
wrong track."
He placed two books on the
floor, one in front of the door.
The 12th annual conference
"This," he said, Indicating the one
of the Geverkshaften Campaign
farthest from him, "is the state
for Labor Palestine, will be
of things that ought to obtain in
held-on-Thursdayr-Nov.- I9, at Wineman, Prentis,
Peiser America, and this," pointing to
9 p. m., at the Farband Folk
Attend
Important
Meet-
the one nearest him, "is the Jews.
Shul, 9001 12th St. All pro-
We've Rot to push the Jews out
ing in Chicago
gressive and labor organiza-
of the way"—he suited the action
tions are Invited to be repre-
to the word—"in order to reach
sented, each by two delegates.
CIIICAGO. — Jewish leaders the goal, see! We don't want to
All fraternal, social and labor
of the United States and Canada, hurt the Jews," Alexander fur-
organizations who thus far have
meeting Sunday at Hotel Black- they insisted. "We just want to
not participated are urged to
stone as the plan and scope coin. protect them from violence that
join the ranks this year, for the
mittee for the 1936 national cam- is sure to come when people rea-
strengthening of the Histadruth
paign of the American Jewish lize what Jews are doing to them.
(General Federation of Labor
Joint Distribution Committee, Why, we're already building
in Palestine).
were informed
idnufroirnme1dt9
that 2,3
0 377400n
6:: stockades at different points
At this conference, a report
m uo nreitiethsanrecdo
oruded the
double
t e d fautned. so
hca vle. throughout the country, into
of the activities of the 1936
lte during 93 with
which we'll herd the Jews, when
campaign will be given. In ad-
the violence comes. It'll be for
dition, the Detroit executive for
been raised so far.
their own protection, of course.
1937 will be elected and plans
you understand."
Henry
Wineman
and
Meyer
L.
will be laid for campaign tac-
Pledge War on Nazism
Prentis, members of the national
tics for this year,
Seven thousand Jews and Chris-
plan and scope committee, and
tians
who jammed the Shrine
Kurt Peiser, executive director of
the Jewish Welfare Federation of Civic Auditorium to capacity at
the
greatest
demonstration against
Detroit, were the Detroit dele-
gates who attended the meeting "Hitlerism in America" ever
staged on the Pacific Coast by
in Chicago.
The desperate condition of the representative citizens of all
Jews of Germany, of those !date.' faiths adopted several resolutions
which they hope to arouse
less and penniless in refuges
ands, and impoverished in East- action against the Nazi movement
lands,
retary
and
executive
director
of
l
in
this
country. Several hundred
Program Arranged for This ern Europe was graphically de. I
scribed oseph
by J
screy
C. Hyman, see-
Thursday Eve at Cen-
auditorium and stood outside.
applause
tral High School
the Joint Distribution Committee. Amid
were thunderous
unable to find
seats in from
the
—
The countries in which the ! ' the audience, which was stirred
by
Dr.
L
M.
Birk
by
add
resses
plight
of the Jews was particu-
Henry M. Abraovith
mz, chairman
( PLEAsE TURN co PA GE as
of the American Committee Ap• „ arly desperate were listed by Mr.
peal, announces a celebration to ..17„2,,',s fo ll ows:
or
,,,.
„,,„„
Suit
mark the end of the drive for the lews— ionrAinini - ire -i;ble; i a
relief of Jews in Poland, to be of the re tina, ..e."'"''.11", 5 " w ho::
held on Thursday, Nov. 6, at 8:30 :tydn.ren re,..tirlineel:te
ud t le o

$2,374,062 RAISED
IN 1936 BY J. D. C.

Conference for Labor
Palestine Drive Nov. 19

CELEBRATE CLOSING
OF POLISH DRIVE

Prof. Albert Einstein, world
famous scientist, in a communi-
cation addressed to Dr. Stephen
, S. Wise, president of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, expressed
his faith in the World Jewish Con-
grass as an institution which will
be a representative organ of the
Jewish people.
Prof. Einstein expresses regret
edurate their
that he should have had, at any
neapthem to emigre:e..and
irr p a lit in
f
time, a negative attitude toward P. m" at the Central High School, ne
wIth moil loan* for ouch boohoos. a.
st III wryl y..
the
World Jewish Congress and 1 A rich musical, vocal and liters-
in....., Holton& creche-Sloyskla sae
Detroit Service Group Work-
asserts that the sessions which
Terrorism Renewed
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League of Human Rights to
took place in Geneva this summer
JERUSALEM (WNS — Palcor
ers Begin Their Campaign
made a good impression. lie lauds
Agency)—Renewal
of
terroristic
Have Conference of
Solicitations
the courage of Dr. Wise in un-
activities by Arab bands against
Organizations
dertaking to carry through the
both Jews and Arabs is reported
A special pre-campaign solicita-
World Jewish Congress project,
here from various sections of the
tions division of the Detroit Com-
writing to Dr. Wise who is chair-
country. Jewish orange groves
nations affiliated with the Emerg-
munity Fund, composed of mem-
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near Petach Tikvah were attacked
ency Conference of Jewish Organi-
bers of the Detroit Service Group,
by snipers at night, as were also
zations as well as other Jewish
fund-raising agency of the Jewish
Jewish groves near Beer Jacob.
I LARGE CONGREGATIONS
groups active in the anti-Nazi boy-
Welfare Federation of Detroit, was
All
animals
in
a
stable
near
the
organ/ Ica at a meeting held Mon-
AT TEMPLE SERVICES Statements by American Zionist Leaders Hail the Con- cott will be held on Monday eve-
American-owned colony of Raan-
ning, Nov. 9, 1936, at the Jewish
day night at Temple Beth El.
Clarence H. Enggass, president of 1t na were burned to death when
tribution in Honor of the President of
Center at 8:30 p. m.
Services on Friday evening,
he structure was set afire by
So much of vital interest and
the Federation, is to be chairman
which were re-introduced in Tem-
International Order
rah vandals. Widespread shoot-
Importance has happened sines
of this division.
ple
Beth
El
last
season
after
an
g was heard on the route be-
the
last meeting of the Emergency
Due to the illness of Mr. Eng. in
Facsimile of proclamation by Frits Kuhn, fuehrer of the N. i interlude of many years, have
Conference of Jewish Organiza-
gass, Simon Shetzer, chairman of tween Tel Aviv and Petach Tik-
been successfully resumed this
tions, oristnized last year to com-
the board of the Detroit Service vah. Attacks were also made on German-American Bund, calling on N•sis in this country to vote for season.
Nachlat Ganim, Herzlia and Kfar Landon. This proclamation appeared in the Oct.
bat the Hitler menace, that many
15 issue of the
Group, presided at the meeting
On Friday evening, Nov. 6, Dr.
Saba, and on Jewish buses pass-
delegates have expressed a desire
which was addressed by James
Deutscher Weckruf und Beobachter, official Nazi organ in U. S .
Leo M. Franklin will give the
ing Bnei Brak.
on the past year's
Watkins, president of the Commu-
I fourth of • series of brief addres-
Strong pressure is being applied
NEW YORK (WNS) —Ignor-
activities.
nity Fund• Percival Dodge, the
ses
on
the
general
topic
"Re-In-
The League for Human Rights,
fund's managing director; Henry to Arab merchants and other ing Governor Landon's assertion ry out his orders, and warns that terpreting the Bible in the Light
cabs to force them to partici-
the organization which promotes
Wineman, chairman of the board ^
"participation in the elections is of Modern Thought," his special
ate in the economic boycott of of Oct. 1 that "I have no use for
the boycott of German goods and
of governors of the Jewish Wel-
not only a civic but also a League subject on this occasion being "The
ewe. An Arab band smashed any elements who are endeavor-
services in Detroit, is an outgrowth
(Bund) duty." Kuhn also ordered Social Code of the Bible." In this
fare Federation, and Kurt Peiser, n Arab truck near Hebron when
ing
to
bring
racial
prejudices
and
of
the conference and is prepared
executive secretary of the Federa-
the Nazis to vote for the Repub- series Dr. Franklin has thus far
e gang suspected the owner was
to present, at this meeting, a de-
tion.
religious
bigotries
into
American
lican
candidate
for
Governor
of
discussed
the
early
legends
of
the
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tailed report and survey of the
Prospects' cards for the solici-
life, and state frankly that I dis- New York, whose opponent is Bible, some Biblical love stories,
boycott of German goods and
tation of 630 prospective large
claim the support of any such or- Governor Herbert H. L ehman. 1 and the
services in Detroit.
Bible
and more
democracy.
contributors to the campaign were
genizations or groups," the Amer- Kuhn, who is regarded as one of There will be
several
addres-
Organizations which have not
America's outstanding anti-Sam• ,es in the series which have at-
distributed at the meeting
ican Nazis are deliberately at- America's
already appointed delegates to the
Need for I
tempting to inject the Jewish is- ites,, was decorated by Hitler only tracted large and enthusiastic con-
conference
are urged to do so at
last
summer
in
recognition
of
his
gregations.
his
introductory
remarks
Mr.
In
sue into the Presidential election
this time. Organizations affiliated
Shetzer emphasized the need for
campaign, it was disclosed here services to the Nazi cause in the
Each third Friday the address
with
the
conference
are asked to
United
States.
improvement and for increases in
with the publication of a prociam-
is given by Rabbi Leon Fram, edu-
see that their delegates are present
Community Fund pledges. He de-
The season of Fr iday evening ation urging the Nazis to vote for
Kuhn's expectation that the cational director of the Temple,
at
this
meeting.
clared that many people do not ervices will commence at Congre- Landon because his election "will United States would be more who has chosen as his general
With conditions so they are to-
yet realize their responsibility to
bring about a friendlier attitude
oinethOeuti,s;:i3tnirf Chtrac-
day, it is of the greatest import-
the fund and stated that this ga lion Shaarey Zedek on Nov. 6. of the Federal Government to- friendly to Nazi Germany if Gov- treitl:so
ance that every Jew be made aware
ernor Landon became President is A brief ritual service in which
This first Friday evening gath- ward our old Fatherland."
year's increased budget is "a mini-
of the need for a stricter intensi-
mum budget, and must be met" e ring will be in the form of an
This appeal is signed by Fritz contradicted by Governor Lan- the traditional music of the eyna-
fication of the boycott of German
Mr. Watkins elatedthat he be- 0 neg Shabbat, which will be Kuhn, Fuehrer of the German- don's opit:ons on Nazi perseen• fe^gue is featured, Is a regular part HON. ALFRED M. COHEN DR. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN
goods and Nen-ices. It is hoped
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lieved the greatest purpose of the m irked by a program of congre- American Band, successor of the
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:swisvietart_
_
nose
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rv
Eve services.
tion of Jews and Catholics, which of the Sabbath
e
that the conferenc will serve as
under
tional
singing
the
Community Fund to be the effort i ra
diree- Nazi Friends of the New Cer-
he expressed in a letter to Eugene Sunday morning services will be
ng,atehe i
p tji m
f area
to join all elements in the popal...ti es) of Cantor J. H. Sonenklar and many, and was published In the
NEW YORK, N. Y.—The grant; hailed in statements issued by the tiom
Meyer, publisher of the Washing•reclined shortly. Both of these
tan work
a neanecessary
n
tion—.Jews and Gentiles, Demo.l Is is enlarged choir, and a brief Oct. 15 issue of the Deutsecher
me-vices
are
in
addition
to
the
by
the
B'nal
B'rith,
largest
and
l
leadership
of
ton
Post,
in
1935.
the Zionist move- of the League more effective.
crate, Republicans or Socialist—in greeting by Rabbi A. M. Hersh- Weekruf and Beobachter, official
In that letter Governor Landon regular Saturday morning service most influential Jewish fraternal , ment in the United States as ■
Milton
M.
Alexander
is chair-
the work to carry on the essen- m an. Refreshments will be served. Nazi organ in the United States.
said: "The doings and the suffer- at the Temple which is continuous body in the United States, of the ' sten of historic importance.
man of the conference, Simon
tinily human social activities of
Members of the congregation under the headline "German
thefear.
amount of $100,000 for the estab-
trigs
of
the
people
who
make
Dr.
Stephen
S.
Wise,
president
Shetzer
is
chairman
of
the
caeca-
up
the community. He pointed out • nd their friends are Invited to American Bond for Landon."
so
The public is invited to all serv- mhment of a new colony in Pal- , of the Zionist Organization of tire committee, and Mrs. Samuel
that the largest single appropria- th is as well as all future Friday Kuhn's proclamation announces the German community o are
ices- The Sabbath Eve services be- estine, principally for the benefit, America and chairman of the Schaflander is the executive M.
(Pt , . yr ss•si s -r' ... ,,
(PLEASE Tra1( TO PAGE
that "political leaders are to be
e meting services.
°ma nta acrrolust)
I gin at 8 o'clock.
of refugees from Germany, was
retary.
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COMMUNITY FUND
DIVISION FORMED

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THE HAI B'RITH GIVES $100,000 FOR
ALFRED M. COHEN PALESTINE COLONY

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Friday Services
to Begin on Nov. 6
at Shaarey Zedek

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BOYCOTT MEETING
ON MONDAY, NOV: 9