November 20, 1936 MEDerRortimasnalRor taz and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE BRANDEIS SITS ON BENCH AS NATION PAYS HIM HONORS IF MADRID FALLS vanced by Foreign Minister Jo- consideration to the "Utopian DR. S. MARGOSHES scheme to abandon, in order to TO SPEAK NOV. 29 aeph Beck, according to the text make room for others, the soil tt whichadopted by the of LUDED room PAGE ONE) committe e which has just reached on which they have lived almost (CONCLUDED timately bound up with that of tions sanction for the wholesale the entire country. migration of Jews on the ground ft affirms that the Jewish popu- that Poland is over-populated lation of Poland will fight to de- t fend its equality rights on the . with Jews. The resolution charges the gov- ground that the admission of Jews to "all branches of economic life 1,000 years. the American Jewish Congress. ernment with • policy of dis- the The resolution refers to the crimination against Jews and as- and government service is The resolution makes it clear only solution of the Jewish prob- that the Jewish population of proposal made by Foreign Minis- serts that the economic position lem in Poland." Dolan d will insist upon its equal- ter Beck, in Geneva and else- of the Jewish population is in- ity ri ghts and will not give any where, to secure League of Na- i foreign Jewish students who were —. I being barred from French univer- Hebrew and Yiddish press, Dr. sought any avenue of escape, and i sities because of the growing anti- Margoshes has been editor of the (CONCLUDED FROM CAGE ONE) New York Day since 1926. Since within the hospitable borders of -alien agitation, and gave permis- 1911 he has been connected with held at the University in honor democratic Spain thousands of i don for the establishment of the the Department of Text Books and of Justice Brandeis' 80th birth- them found asylum. A few months I first chalutz training farm in Curricula of the Bureau of Edu- after Hitler came into power Sal- i Spain. The triumph of the united day. cation. From 1916 to 1917 he vador de Madariaga, Spanish dale- i anti-Fascist front in the parlia- served on the executive commit- election of February, Called Greatest Living Jew gate to the League of Nations, de- mentary 1936, seemed to the Jews to assure tee of the Federation of Galician JERUSALEM (WNS —Palm dared that his country was ready status for years to come. and Bukowinian Jews of Amer- Agency) —Leaders of Palestine to-open its doors to the Jews be- their feeling was bolstered when ica. He is a member of the board Spain felt "the great his- I This Jewry representing all elements tonic injustice that King Ferdi- in March the government officially of governors of the Zionist Or- of the population and all sections outlawed the Fascist party and ganization of America, a member of the country gathered here at nand and Queen Isabella did to forbade the public display of the of the governing council of the the Jewish Agency building in the Jews." Within a year there swastika. In April, however, American Jewish Congress, chair. I celebration of the 80th birthday were 2,000 German Jewish refu- scenes reminiscent of the Inquisi- man of the commission on organi- of Louis D. Brandeis, justice of gees settled in Barcelona. By the zation and chairman of the com- the United States Supreme Court, end of 1935 the Jewish population tion were enacted when the mon- mission on propaganda of the who was hailed as "perhaps the of Spain was estimated at 20,000, , archists and Fascists burned ef- Jewish Congress. He is a leader in and the rest in Madrid Seville.lfigies of Jews at the stake at huge the anti-Hitler movement in this whom 14,000 were in and Barcelona only Jew who belongs to the his- of Fascist demonstrations against the tories of two peoples, the Amer- country. Spanish government. icans and the Jew." Justice Bran- De Rivera's Fascists The Fascist Revolt deis' career as a jurist, as a In Barcelona the Jewish comd Three months later, on July 19, Professors Expose Nazi Ef- Zionist leader and as an Ameri- munity flourished despite I can was pictured by celebrities poverishment of many of its mem- the day set for the opening of the fort to Apply Aryan Law of the Palestine community, in- bers. New synagogues were opened. anti-Nazi Olympic games in Bar- to Jurisprudence cluding David Ben Curios, chair- Hebrew schools were established. celona, the Fascist revolt broke Stan of the executive of the Pal- Jewish organizations came into be- out. At the outset the rebels were AMSTERDAM. — Sixty-six Jewish Agency, Dr. Judah L. ing The German refugees intro- given small chance of success, de- Magna, president of the Hebrew duced new industries which gave spite the fact that they had outstanding teachers of juridical University of Jerusalem; Eman- employment not only to their com- caught the government unawares. and political economy sciences, uel Neumann, former president patriots but to many Spaniards. Soon, however, it became apparent professors in Netherland universi- of the Jewish National Fund of The government went out of its that what seemed to be a minor ties and colleges, have joined in America; •Menachem Ussishkin, way to help the returning Jews. rebellion was in reality a well- exposing the Nazi effort to apply chairman of the General Council No refugee from Germany was re- , organized and nation-wide Fascist the Aryan law to jurisprudence of the World Zionist Organiza- fused admittance. Three of themlrevolution generously supported by and political economy and have tion; and a Jewish settler repre- were given posts at the University interested foreign powers. The drawn public attention in Hol- senting Kfar Brandeis, the col- of Barcelona. By and large public \ first shots of the civil war were land to the cultural and scientific ony named after the American opinion, especially in Barcelona, still echoing when secret dam- consequences of such an under- was militantly anti•Nazi. The re- ments found in the possession of taking. The action of the Dutch pro- Only few know the great role vocation by the Polish rabbinate one of the rebel leaders revealed that Justice Brandeis fulfills in of the cherem imposed upon Spain to the Jews of Spain that they had fessors followed the recent pub- lication of a pamphlet entitled the Zionist movement," Mr. Ben in 1492 and the restoration of been living in a fool's paradise. Curion declared, adding that alaimonides' synagogue in Cordoba The documents disclosed nothing "List of Jewish Authors of Juridi- cal Scriptures" by the W. Kohl- "when a religious Jew arrives in as a Jewish shrine during the of- less than a second expulsion of Palestine, he first visit the Wail- ficially sponsored celebration of the Jews was one of the cardinal hammer Verlag of Stuttgart. The publication lists hundreds of writ- ing Wall, and when I arrive in Maimonides' 800th birthday in I points in the program of the America, my first visit is to Jus- 1435 gave dramatic evidence of , rebels. A shudder passed through ers on juridical and political- subjects of all nationali- tice Brandeis. During the most the revival of Spanish Jewry. the Jews of Spain when they noted economic ties who may be presumed to have difficult times we in Palestine that the documents had been found The election of a Fascist gov- on July 30, which was 444 years influenced German thought and derive great encouragement from the knowledge that in freedom's ernment in November, 1934, failed to the day since the last Jews left who are proved to be non-Aryan. great land lives that great man to alarm the Jews of Spain be- Spain in 1492 in accordance with These authors are listed for boy- who continually lives our Z ionist cause they had maintained a neu- the decree of expulsion issued by cott and include the most famous tral attitude. Intent on building a Ferdinand and Isabella. Hope that names in their respective fields in G life." It was Mr. Ben Gurion who described the Supreme Court new life, they took no notice of the the author of this anti-Jewish pro- all countries. The preface to the pamphlet Justice as the only Jew perman- growing political tension which gram did not speak officially for ently recorded in the histories of even in 1934 gave signs of develop- the rebels was quickly dissipated declares: •We publish herewith a list of Jew lah . ing into the present civil war. Nor ho, Jurists of great prominence In the Juri- two peoples. by succeeding developments. dical and polltical-economic literature. ' Menachem Ussishkin, who pre- did they regard as serious a num- Taking its cue from Germany, list Is a necessity. Ile who sided at the widely attended birth- b e r of disturbing. anti-Jewish the Fascist and reactionary press But waste to avoid unjustified considera• FEATURES day exercises representing Pales- manifestations. The monarchists raised a hue and cry against the lion of non-Aryan literature must be miles an hour — with gasoline mileage car. Headlamps recessed tine Jewry's tribute to one of the and reactionaries had never numerically inconsequential Jews. able to establish Immediately whether THE New Ford V-8 for 1937 is the APPIARANCI — • A newly designed creates an entirely new the author of • certain work Is • Jew. so high that it looked with favor on the return outstanding' fortes in the world most beautiful Ford car ever offered. It in fender aprons. Modern lid-type heed hinged at the back. The result of this agitation quickly It le created for daily use. The de• Zionist movement. described the of the Jews, But there were too became evident when it was mend for ouch • llot manifeeted iteelf standard of economy in modern motor Larger luggage space. Spare tire enclosed within body. is built in only one size — one standard urgently for 000 In examinations, greatness, of Justice Brandeis' few Jews in Spain to be used as learned that rebel troops were Co disserlittions. etc that tills bookie% was Completely new interiors. Slanting V-type windshield opens car operation, political scapegoats. When Miguel personality and the influence ex- torturing and imprisoning Jews in tompiled. Thlx list does not claim to be of roomy comfort and modern appear- We invite you to see this new Ford erted upon the Zionist movement Primo de Rivera, son of the former Spanish Morocco, holding hundreds coinplete• For a eh an end, more ance. But you may have either the im- in all closed cars. by his entry into it, Dr ?defines Spanish dictator, organized the of them as hostages and incar- t horough preparation le required." Extra space is car, and arrange to drive one equipped COMFORT AND QUIET —A big, roomy car. The Dutch university profes- 85-horsepower V-8 engine for evaluated the place of Judge Fascist green shirts and openly cerating many of them in concen- proved cl , not taken up by the engine under the hood. with the engine that fits your needs. in tijehy Brandeis in American life, and boasted of his friendship with Hit- tration camps. Synagogues, Jewish sors have circulated a reproduc- maximumperformance—or the new 60- Comfort of the Center•Poise Ride further increased by described his contributions to ler, he nevertheless made it clear clubs and other Jewish institutions tion of the frontage of this American culture and jurispru- that Spanish Fascism was not were confiscated or destroyed. pamphlet together with the pre- horsepower V-8 engine for maximum smoother action of theOong.tapering springs, with new dence. In picturing the influence anti-Jewish. "No Spaniard," he Wealthy Jews were forced to make face, one of the pages and the The smaller engine makes pressure lubrication. Ne methods of mounting body and weilded upon the American Zion- said, "would be ashamed to marry huge "loans" to the Fascist au- names of 124 proscribed authors, economy. AND engine make this a quieter car. ist movement by Justice Bran- a Jewess. Anti-Semitism is uncivil. thorities. For weeks the Jews in accompanied by the following possible a lighter car—lower operat- UP statement: deis after he becarpe affiliated ized" Lt lower rice. The undereigned, all of them well• ing costs—and PRICES SAFETY Spanish Morocco lived under a Inquisition Re-enacted with it before the War, Mr. Neu- known professors of the juridical and reign of terror. When you drive the 1937 Ford with Brakes, of the cable and economic ei !mires In Netherland mil- At Dearborn Plant mann declared that "years passed But there were other forces at DRAKES —New Easy-Action Safety e.ttier and colleges, eubmIt to you in Jewish Community Reunited before the Zionists understood work undermining the position of the 85-horsepower V-8 engine, you are all earnestness this reproduction eine, conduit control type. "The safety of steel from pedal to Delivery and Handling, Taxes, When the scene of the civil war Justice Brandeis. When he was Spanish Jewry. Exploiting the un- they and it imperative to call Nether- lotted." Self•energizing—car momentum is used to help master of a power plant that gives every- attention to the cultural and revealed in all his glory, his op- settled political conditions, Nazi shifted to the Spanish mainland land'• Dampen, Spare Tire and Accessories Kit/niter consequences to with h the con- apply the brakes. Tests show that about one-third less pedal thing you can possibly demand in speed ponents became his disciples." propagandists swamped Spain the Jews again suffered. Jewish ceptions underlying this pamphlet lead." Additional pressure is required to stop the car. The 'birthday ceremonies closed with violent anti-Semitic litera- merchants in towns captured by and acceleration. Today, improved car- with a resolution to cable greet- ture. In Barcelona Nazi agents the rebels had their property con- Large Scale Migration from Po. AUTHORIZED FORD FINANCE PLANS used for structural strength. SODY — Not an ounce of wood buretion enables it to deliver its thrill- fiscated. A number of Jews were ings to Justice Brandeis. land Opposed terrorized Jewish refugees. Gil steel panels—top, $25 • mend, atm. usaol down•p•ysse•t, Frame structure all steel, sheathed with --- ing performance with unusually jar Robles, leader of the Catholic re- summarily executed, while others buys any model 1937 Ford 0.5 Car.— NEW YORK. — The Jewish unit of Greeted by Roosevelt sides end floor. All are welded into a single steel from any Ford dealer— anywhere Is the actionaries, declared early in 1935 were branded with a swastika Economic Committee of Poland, extra charge. g asoline consumption. WASHINGTON. — His 80th in El Debato that "we are going mark. Wherever the insurgents United stair. Ask your Fop( dealer about great strength. Safety Glass all around at no comprised of representatives of sho easy payment pions at ,h. Universal birthday on Nov. 13, was just one to purge Spain of Masons, Jews went anti-Jewish terror followed. every Jewish economic group in The new 60•horsepower V- type 8- Credit Company. more day in the life of Justice and Judaizers." The monarchist Synagogues were burned and Jews Poland, has unanimously voted cylinder engine delivers V-8 smoothness Louis D. Brandeis of the Su- press echoed these sentiments and were driven out of their homes re- its opposition to the large scale preme Court, except that it was reprinted attacks on the Jews gardless of their political affilia- migration scheme for Jews ad- and quietness—even at speeds up to 70 marked by a flood of congratula- from Nazi newspapers. Nazi funds tions. tory telegrams and messages sign- were lavishly expended to sub- In Barcelona, where the gov- ed by many famous persons, in- sidize Spanish papers. Bankrupt ernment crushed the revolt, the cluding President Roosevelt, and dukes and counts were financed by flourishing Jewish community was the gathering here of his daugh- Nazi agents and employed to thrown into a wild panic. Business ters. Mrs. Jacob If. Gilbert. who spread anti-Semitism. In March, men liquidated their affairs and as Susan Brandeis, is an attor- 1935, an event unprecedented in left the country. Some of the Ger- ney, and Mrs. Elizabeth Rausen- Spain since the establishment of man refugees returned to the Few things that grow require all bush, wife of Paul A. Rausen the republic occurred when a mob Reich. Others fled to France and bush of New York. the care and cultivation it takes of Fascists attacked a Jewish- Italy. Those who remained tried to sto With characteristic simplicity, owned store in Madrid. A few remain neutral or threw in their to raise the mild, ripe tobaccos the justice declined to make any weeks later Marquis Desanctara, lot with the loyalists The govern- special observance of a day upon monarchist spokesman, demanded ment attempted to allay the alarm in Chesterfield Cigarettes. which he was honored. Ile rose the inclusion of an unequivocal of the Jews by razing the "Jewish as usual, and as he went to the anti-Semitic plank in the royalists' mountain," a notorious prison In court with Mrs. Rausenbush, program, and warned the country the heart of Barcelona where cameramen with "still" elvers- that the Jews were responsible for thousands of Jews had suffered tus and moving pictuer machines, Spain's internal dissension. ' death during the Inquisition. But met him on the sidewalk. But still the Jews felt no alarm. the community itself was ruined. He made no special effort to They saw in these incidents only Latest reports indicate that there pose, but with his customary grac- minor eruptions. And the attitude are hardly more than 2,000 Jews iousness, he declined to inter- left in Barcelona. fere with the work of the photo- of the government seemed to jus- It would be rash to predict the graphers. Hands in the pockets tify their confidence. It was at outcome of the civil war even of his overcoat and his neck this time that the republican gov- should Madrid fall into the hands ernment indicated its readiness to swathed with a muffler, he smiled admit to Spanish universities all of the Fascists. But one fact we- pleasantly from under the brim mains obvious: A Fascist victory of his derby hat as he walked will spell the doom not only of along. Socialist, liberal, conservative or Spanish democracy but of the Jew- In the robing room of the what? I think any one of who has ish communities in Spain and her court, Chief Justice Hughes any appreciation of Mr. Brandeis colonies. What the Fascists will and the associate justices hear. leave undone so far as the Jews tily greeted Mr. Brandeis and would agree that he transcends are concerned, fear and panic will congratulated him warmly on any such libels. "Nevertheless, he has a very complete. Even if a victorious it his anniversary, but in the understandable philosophy, a phil- Fascism does not expel the Jews court chamber there was sloth. osophy that I would call early officially, another 1492 is imminent Proper curing by She former ing to show that the day was American, a philosophy that in Spain. unusual. gives flavor to Chesterfield focuses thought and action upon There he listened to arguments on a subject of special interest the solution of the immediate PISGAH INITIATION tobaccos just as it does to problem at hand. He has more DINNER ON DEC. 6 to him, the legal tests of State fair trade practice laws, which elements of the cultured early fine hams and bacon. (CON. (AIDED FROM PAGE ONE was under consideration. Justice American than any other man Brandeis, his head resting against about whom I know." the Women's Auxiliary of the his left hand, and his elbow poised on the bench, listened in- Fair Trade Group Sends Message Bnai Brith and A. Z. A. chap- NEW YORK. — The American ters. Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman, tently to the points made by Fair Trade Association, estab- President of the Michigan Coun- opposing counsel. Justice Brandeis, it was learn- lished in 1913 at the suggestion cil of Bnai Brith lodges and rabbi ed, often rides to the court in of Justice Brandeis, sent him a of Temple Beth Israel, Jackson, congratulatory message through Mich., was the speaker of the an automobile by no means new, W. E. Moffett, president and evening. The title of his talk owned and operated by a Negro, treasurer. Mr. Moffett said many was "Exemption Claims." He named Andrew Jackson. of the association's 9,000 mem- flayed the lack of interest of in Jewish activity and Hailed •s "Really Significant bers had requested that some step many Jews the shallow excuses they offer be taken to honor the jurist, Justice Bran- CHICAGO. — when approached for membership "It is a pleasant privilege for deis was described as "one of the really significant men In us to join the army of well-wish- in the Bnai Brith. Next Monday night the general ers who are extending congratu- In American history and perhaps the most, significant since Lin- lations on this your birthday," committee of the lodge will hold •essagstss- sessancensr-iser its regular meeting. A special coln," in an address by Dean the message read. Newspapers in the country meeting of interest to all mem- Leon Green of Northwestern iThile fireesiagsr Monday. University Law School, before devoted much space and editorial bers will be held on comment to the Brandeis anni- Nov. 30. the Chicago Bar Association. •-• "Just ic e randeis has the versary. A special eight-page sup- B plement was published by the Open Meeting of the Bnai founders' faith in our govern Jewish Advocate of Boston. Bran- Moshe Y. P. S. Nov. 22 mental institutions and the found- ers' crusading enthusiasm for deis' home city for ■ number of them," Dean Green said "No years. An interesting contrast is The Young People's Society of other lawyer of our day has noticed in the special issues of the Congregation Bnai Moshe will worked more faithfully. and in the American Hebrew and the hold its first open meeting Sun-1 my opinion so successfully to pre- Jewish Frontier. While the for- day, Nov. 22, at 2:30 p. rs. Ad- 1 mer carries messages from politi- mittance will be by invitation serve "His them. whole philosophy resolves cal leaders, the latter has evalua- only. Dancing, entertainment and rn- tions of Brandeis' work not only are included on the about the individual. In goveore- by Norman !fancied, Frank P. refreshments program scheduled for that day. mental theory ho is first and f Prof. Jerome Michael and All those desiring to apply for most for local government--gov. Walsh, the needs, ether noted sociologist and econo- membership are requested to eon- Like fine wines, Chesterfield ernment base d upon ar ticipation of mists, but also cables and articles tact either Edith Fischer. chair- intelligence and n the individual citizen. He f ears i by outstanding Jewish leaders. man, Hogart'n 2138, or Sylvia tobaccos are aged for two bigness in anything. government The Frontier publishes cables Feldman. correspondin g secetary, r years or more to make them orbusiness. lie is a staunch de- from Dr. Chaim Weizmann. presi- Tyler 6-6966. Age limi tation rty. He i dent of the World Zionist Omani- are: Young women, 20 to 30 mellow and better-tasting. of Private Prone fender the capitalistic world with I nation; Henrietta Szold. Isaac years of age. and young men. 21 accepts all its defects as the most practi- Ben Zvi, representi ng Palestine to 30 years of age. Jewry; David Ben Gurion, repre- cal mad livable of societies." erton•i Referring to the "great soma- Renting 100,000 organized work- Yes, indeed. that double in em of the Federation of Jewish m ellow Old LCONCLUGEG FEGE PA GE " THE FORD V•8 FOR 1937 THE QUALITY CAR IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD Two Engine Sizes - One Wheelbase AND A NEW LOW PRICE B""480 FORD DEALERS OF MICHIGAN There is no higher standard of tobacco quality than the Chesterfield standard. ■