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December 4, 1936
sod THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
1ANTI-SEMITES DEMAND COMPLETE
GHETTOIZATION OF JEWS AS WAVE
OF POGROMS SPREADS IN POLAND
GUARD a AND
YOUR V BE
EYES • SAFE
TU
With
Health-Lite GI
the force of public opinion. Po- : BRYAN CALLS HITLER
land is susceptive to American
A DESPERATE LEADER
public opinion and she is vulner -
able. It will be the business of ,
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the American Jewish Congress to !
together see the day when the Jewish arouse American public opinion
peeplo will regain Its rightful place against. Poland and we shall do it tore lectures on ''Soviet Russia
amongthe nation., of the world and
weeks perhaps i in 1936 ' with
in the next few week
,
'
film taken only
will triumph In the battle for 0,1..14'
in the next few days. It will be I two months ago, under the au.
an
action
growing
out
of
dee-
The resolution of greeting to
pair and we shall expect you in I spices of the World Adventure
Mr. Lipsky follows:
..T4 Detroit mectIon of the American Detroit to follow suit in help- I Series at the Detroit Institute of
Jewish Congress held on Sunday after- Ing us to arouse the American i Arts.
noon, Nov 29, at Hotel Matter. resolve. people to make a lasting impresd "The German people are dell-
CONGRESS STUDIES
COUNCIL PROPOSAL
PAGE ONE)
MURRAY'S
SCIENTIFIC CRIMINOLOGY
1
Cuba; 104 to Mexico; 1,038 to
Eyes examined, glasses fitted
Argentina; 390 to Brazil; 192 to
ruling
of
the
Polish
court
of
ap-
by registered specialists at •
Uruguay; 18 to Paraguay; 6,263
peals at Lublin in its decision on to Palestine; 26 to Australia; and
price you can afford to pay.
to extend its hearty greeting. to Mr.
the appeals taken by Jews and 221 to other lands.
1.10.ky on the occasion of hi. 10th sion on the conscience of the I nitely underfed," Bryan con-
Poles from the verdict of the
birthday.
Polish
i n u p r geionpal e .t'
I tinned. "Hitler is exporting so
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
Radom district court on June 26 Seek Admission to Italian Uni-
"We recognIze Mr. Lipsky ax one of
WI
the e Lrmation of a i mach food, in order to obtain
nest to Kinwl'A nr.Ilichlgen Ave.
our
most brilli ■ nt leaden and as a
in the cases growing out of the
versities
dominating and guiding spirit In the democratic Jewish Community credits to let him import sear
ar sup-
Przytyk pogrom of March 9.
ROME (WNS) — Negotiations Jeulett Congress movement. We recog- Council. Dr. Margoshes said that plies, that there is not enough
Consistently rejecting the mo- looking toward the admission of nise that he Is of value and of
must
Include
all
Jewish
organ-
It
left for his people.
my to American Jewry
tions of counsel for the Jewish a large number of Polish Jewish Portance not oy
but to the J ewleh communities through- fi xations who believe in Jewish
defendants, the court of appeals students to various Italian uni- out
"The Nazis put on a grand
the world because of his efforts In group survival; it has to be all-
increased the sentences of seven versities are now under way here behalf of rebuilding r n a .lee
v.tinn e,o a. s.w
show to impress foreigners at the
. eg
Jewish in scope; must deal with Olympic Games. Within a short
of the 11 Jews convicted at Ra- between a delegation of Jewish
7s
h'h ed o ffew
"t
Car it,
oppreatlir
ry throughout
the all Jewish problems; aad that it
dom and confirmed the sentences students and officials of the Ital- world.
distance of the games all the food
AL,'
must be alive and functioning. "It shops were loaded down with
"We congratulate him and wish hIn)
of four others. Four Poles who ian ministry of education. Un-
most
be
a
living
and
growing
or-
long
life
of
continued
service
to
his
a
meats, eggs and other food. But
,,,,.' MINERAL BATH had been acquitted of the mur- officially it is reported that the people."
ganism," he declared.
der of Joseph and Chaya Minkov- negotiations are progressing satis-
60 miles away, where there were
In his address, Dr. Margoshes
•It , UNT c I.)cI EN., • to1114160‘.
sky at Przytyk, were sentenced factorily. The recent action of
Dr. Margoshes pointed out that no tourists to see, mothers might
The
to six months in jail by the court Premier Mussolini in aiding a Po- described the accomplishments of • Jewish Community Council must be unable to buy enough milk for
the
! • ••••••••11tA in the trent n,nt
of appeals not for murder but lish Jewish student to continue the World Jewish Congress and deal with the problems of Jewish their children.
declared that the Geneva meetings education because the vast major-
for having participated in the his studies in Rome is viewed as
St
quEl'MATI , 1
were great sessions,
He de- ity of Jewish boys and girls are the faculties of several of the
Przytyk pogrom. The acquittal a favorable omen.
dared:
, CIA TIC
not receiving a Jewish training;
of 39 other Poles accused of at-
Guido Jung, former Italian fin-
great German universities have
111TH Kill'
"What happened is precisely that it must deal with anti- Semi-
tacking the Jews of Przytyk was ance minister and close adviser
what the opponents predicted Hun through the organization of been almost completely replaced
upheld.
of Premier Mussolini, has fallen
would not happen. Thirty-two the committee on fair play and during the last five years. The
..111501'5 In
Jechiel Loskow, accused of into the bad graces of the Fascist
countries with Jewish populations that it must attempt to solve th e loss of Jewish professors, and of
REST .
shooting Stanislaw Wiaczniak, inner circle. Jung, whose high
ranging from 50,000 to the 4,500,- problem of discrimination in em- others who refused to accept cur-
who was killed during the out- place in the Italian government
ld ET kill'
000 in the United States were ployment by selecting a well-func- tailment of academic freedom.
break in Pryztyk, had his eight was widely advertised as Musso-
represented, and every important tioning committee on employment. have robbed them of their lead-
year sentence upheld, the court lini's answer to the charge that
.511 I lit 11 A..
ing scholars.
community sent delegates with
The address by Dr. Margoshes
rejecting his counsel's plea for a Fascism is anti-Semitism, was re-
"Hitler's loud talking about
reversal and the demand of the moved from office more than a the exception of Russia and Ger- was preceded by the presentation
the Ukraine is largely the bluffing
prosecutor for a longer sentence. year ago during a cabinet shake- many. It was a great assembly, of the financial report by Ben F.
of a thoroughly frightened man.
Isaac Benda had his eight-month- up. He returned to the limelight not only numerically but also be- Goldman, treasurer of the Detroit
great un- section of the American Jewish He sees that Germany is in a des-
term increased to two years. Leib during the Ethiopian war when cause it was marked by
perate plight, and he wishes to
animity.
So
great
was
the
com-
Congress,
and
by
a
report
in
be-
Lange must serve 18 months in- he was given command of a bri-
distract the people's attention.
stead of eight months. Abraham gade. Responsible sources here munity of feeling and the sense of half of the finance committee by
His war talk has had the effect
responsibility
that
it
was
a
line
Aaron
Kutnick.
An
appeal
was
liaberberg had 14 months added claim that Jung is not even ad-
YOUR NEXT ('AR to his 10 month term. Eliezer mitted to Fascist meetings any of concerted action. The Jewish issued to all organizations to con- of scaring both Poland and Czech-
ohonid be the new Feldburg, 65-years-old, was given
people finally found an address tribute towards the $500 fund oslovakia. These two nations real-
ize that Soviet Russia does not
4
18 months instead of six. Raphael
Roberto Farinacci, former see- through the World Jewish Con- that is being raised here as a
1937 BUICK Hoenig,
want war, and that their real
Jacob Zeide and Saul rotary of the Fascist Council and gress. The Congress has not jus- contribution from Detroit to-
dancer is front the Nazi regime.
tified
the
fears
and
the
timidity
wards
the
financing
of
the
efforts
Krangel had their six month sen- now editor of Regime Fascists,
Hitler has spent millions buying
tences increased to eight months. has worked out a plan for anti- that was, expressed towards Jew- of the World Jewish Cogress.
R
upRumaniann
newspapers for
ish
concerted
action."
The six month sentences imposed Semitism in Italy but Mussolini
propaganda purposes. But now
Describing
the
history
of
the
on Eliezer Kirshenevitz and Mor- is preventing him from laying it
Cana d i a a Parliament Member
Rumania,
too,
is
alarmed and is
ris Fersht were confirmed. before high Fascist officials. ac• American Jewish Congress, which
Urges Nazi Boycott
taking counter measures.
Plans Second March of Jews to cording to reports in well-inform- was favored with the aid of Jus-
TORONTO, Ont. (NCJC) —
"Contrast the treatment of
Palestine
ed quarters here. Farinacci is tice Louis D. Brandeis in 1918, "Germany has declared war on
room lated with
Undismayed by the failure of the man responsible for the re- Dr. Margoshes stated that it was Jewish civilians, rights and life Jews in Nazi Germany with their
Hacquoil Buick
due to the Congress that clauses
treatment
in Soviet Russia, at
his
trot
attempt
to
lead
1,000
cent
outburst
of
anti-Jewish
agi-
problems, and the only way we
Sales, Inc.
were written in treaties guaran-
can fight is through an economic whom Hitler so often points an
TYLER 1-760e young Jews on a march to Pales- totem in the Italian press.
MI GRAND RIVER
teeing
rights
to
minority
groups.
accusing
finger.
Twenty years
tine, William Rippel, Jewish at- Anti-Semitism in European Uni-
boycott," declared John J. Glass,
4
He pointed out that the Congress
torney, has announced plans for
versities
member of the Ontario Provincial ago, in Russia, the Jews lived in
set
into
motion
a
huge
wave
of
another march during Passover.
BUDAPEST (WNS)—A series
Parliament, speaking , before the terror of progronis. Today they
This time he expects to mobilize of nation-wide anti-Semitic dis- protests against the menace of Central division of the Canadian enjoy the full rights and securt-
en army of 50,000. Rippel is turbances in all Hungarian uni- Ilitlerism and he told the gather- Jewish Congress. He urged Jew- ties to which they are entitled.
boasting that he discussed the veisities drew from Premier Kolo- ing that the serious problem ex- ish women to organize and refuse
"Indeed, it is now against the
march with Premier Skladkowski man Daranyi a threat to close isting in Poland today is being to purchase German products.
Russian law to spread racial prej-
who indicated he had no objec- the universities for a year unless considered by the Congress and
Before the world at large can udice in any manner whatsoever.
tions. The first march was stopped order was restored. The Hun. that a large movetnent is planned be expected to be deeply con- On Dec. 13 I shall show motion
nine miles from Warsaw when the gaHan press reports that the out- to arouse public opinion against cerned regarding their lot, Jews pictures of Jewish courts in Kiev,
police arrested Rippel and his ad- breaks are directly connected with the atrocities exercised against "must give internationally eon- run entirely by Jews, and con-
Et
jutants and ordered the marchers the efforts of Nazi propagandists. the Jews. Speaking of the new certed proof of their concern for ducted in the Hebrew language.
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to return home.
The government has categorically problem that is arising today in each other's well being," Rabbi In large Jewish centers schools,
M. Feldman, one of the corn. refused to deal with the rioters Eastern Europe and particularly Stephen S. Wise of New York told too, are administered by• Jews,
menders of the abortive march who offered to call off the dis- in Poland, Dr. Margoshet said:
-
"The tragedy in Germany was the 500 delegates. Great Britain and in Hebrew."
to Palestine by 1,000 young uni- turbances if the government
would protect not only the Jews
Julien Bryan will show two
formed Jews, has been sentenced would establish a more rigorous so dramatic that it obscured the but its own democracy by
outlaw- sets of new film of Soviet Russia
to 30 days in prison. He was numerus clausus for Jewish stu- tragedy in Poland. Never in my
ing
such
wretched
demagogues"
as
it is today, when he speaks
experience
since
1918
have
I
found guilty of the illegal posses- dents.
as Sir Oswald Mosley, he said.
on Dec. 13 on "Soviet Russia in
sion of a revolver. The weapon
I'RAGUE (WNS)— — Failing come upon a situation as catas-
1936." The lecture is in two parts,
EXPERIENCE 13
was found on him when the po- to coerce the government into trophic as that which I encoun-
Unveiling of Monument
Part One coming at 3:30 and
lice dispersed the marchers nine dismissing Dr. Hans Kelsen, new- tered in Poland and Rumania on
OUR TEACHER
An unveiling of • monument Part Two at 8:30. It will be given
miles from Warsaw.
ly appointed professor of law, my European trip several months
A statistical reflection of the from the faculty of the German ago. Jews are mere pawns in the in memory of Mary Spevakow will at Cam Tech auditorium. but tic-
plight of Polish Jewry is seen University here because he is a hands of Polish police and the take place on Sunday, Dec. 6, kets are on sale at the World Ad-
in the official emigration figures Jew, Nazi students have called anti-Jewish boycott is crushing at 3 p. m., at Clover Hill Park venture Series office at the De-
of the government for the first off their four-weeks' strike and them faster than we realize. Our ernetery. Relatives and friends troit Institute of Arts—Temple
205 Gratiot Avenue
only weapon lies in resorting toare invited. 2-7676.
six months of 1936, which show returned to classes. The ao-
145 Michigan Ave.
that 8,747, or 66 per cent, of all nointment of Professor Kelsen,
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the 12,310 emigrants during that former member of the Austrian
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United Palestine Appeal had rais-
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Honor Lipsky on 60th Birthday
The rare tribute of official rec-
ognition by Palestine Jewry of
the service rendered by an Amer-
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ican Jewish leader to the rebuild-
ing of the Jewish National Home
8729 12th St. Tyler 6.7938
was paid by the Jewish National
Special Distributor of
Council of Palestine to Louis Lip-
sky on the occasion of a dinner
tendered to him at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel for his 60th birth-
The new aristocratic tahle-
ware po 'or the color
day under the joint auspices of
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
and beauty of 16-karat gold
ica, American Jewish Congress
with the strength of steel.
and United Palestine Appeal. Mr.
Lipsky, one of the dominant per-
Special Chanukah Sala
sonalities in the world Zionist
movement, is chairman of the
50% off •
board of the Palestine Founda-
tion Fund, American member of
the World Zionist Executive,
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
vice-president of the American
Jewish Congress, a national chair-
man of the United Palestine Ap-
peal and a member of the execu-
Rev. Caster
tive of the Zionist Organization
Jacob
of America. He is also presi-
dent of the Eastern Life Insur-
Silverman
SURGICAL
ance Company. Hundreds of
ISOBEL
leaders in various Jewish commu-
IS /Imre°
nal causes with which Mr. Lipsky
Prorates
Reemarsemiled W
is identified attended the dinner
rhydrieme sad
at which Dr. Stephen S. Wise was
NowIIW
toastmaster and Ludwig Lewis-
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ohn, the novelist, and Dr. Ben
Elmhurst
Zion Mossinsohn. Palestine leader
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now in the United States, were
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Performed
the speakers.
Isaac Ben Zvi, president, and
the executive of the Council,
signed the formal message of ap-
Monuments of Charaetar preciation which was cabled from
Jerusalem.
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Dr. Chaim Weizmann, pregident
of the Jewish Agency for Pales-
AM
tine, cabled from Jerusalem his
"warmest congratulations and
SO
heartiest good wishes. Many more
years of fruitful work for our
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cause. All our thoughts are with
you on the happy occasion of your
60th birthday. Regards." The
message was also signed by the
other members of the executive
h
Granite *ad Anew Reelamende
of the Jewish Agency.
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Mr. Lipsky was hailed by Dr.
EUCLID lat
Wise as • "maker as well as
chronicler of contemporary Jew-
The •sis. e
ish history."
snost interesting children.
Kurt Blumenfeld. until Hitler's
Lary play book with the put Rev. Cantor regime president of the Zionist
Federation
of Germany, and now
Nina Granada's "French
DAVID
a resident of Palestine, sent •
And Pictures" ($1.50). Th e
GOLDEN cable from Jerusalem in honor of
words in this book, al P hilbeties oll'a reveille Mr. Lipsky's birthday celebration.
*ranged and indexed, each wa.o a n t.
The Keren Ilayesod sent •
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.; 1/n6pe nitall never live to
see the day when we in America
will be unable to take time off
front oar own troubles to send
aid to a persecuted and oppressed
people abroad for fear of offend-
ing some dictator," Mayor Futr-
ell° H. La Guardia declared in an
address to the 13th annual con-
ors in Palestine. Predicting that
rulers of modern countries where
persecution exists will share the
fate of the Romanoffs and the
Hapsburgs, Mayor La Guardia
said the committee's work was
"a great cause" because "in help-
ing the working people in Pales-
tine, you are helping Palestine it-
self, because the welfare of the
country is identical with the wel-
fare of the workers."
Other speakers were Dr. Steph-
en S. Wise, Joseph Berets, fra-
ternal delegate of the Federation
of Jewish Workers in Palestine;
Abraham Dickenstein, manager
of the Federation; Joseph Schloss-
berg and Alexander Kahn, co-
national chairmen of the commit-
tee; and David Pinski. Dr. Wise
praised the role of President
Roosevelt in aiding oppressed
Jews abroad, declaring that "no
one could have done more for
us In our hour of need than has
been done by the President of
the United States." Isaac Item-
lin, general secretary of the com-
mittee, reported that the organ-
ization had raised $129,000 dur-
ing the past year, an increase of
$42,000 over the previous year.
In the 12 years since it was found-
ed the committee raised $1,500,-
000.
The convention adopted a quota
of $500,000 for the coming year
and voted to send a delegation
of trade union leaders to Pales-
tine to study the Jewish labor
movement there. The conven-
tion also endorsed the request of
the Palestine Jewish Labor Bank
that American Jews should de-
posit funds in that bank.
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Young People's Temple Club
To Give Chanukah
Tea Dance
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The Young People's Temple
Club announces plans for a Chan-
ukah tea dance to be riven in the
social hall of Temple Beth El. Al-
bert Ressler, chairman of the
group, has set the date of the af-
fair for Sunday, Dec. 27, at 3:30
p. m. Assisting him are Virginia
Wolf, Miriam Carver. Frank Win-
ton; Helen Rosenberg and Irene
Weiss. The committee has se-
cured the services of Ray Ober-
schulte's Commodore Orchestra.
Refreshments will be served. The
usual nominal entrance fee will
be charged. Art Coulson is presi-
dent of the club.
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Children's Home
The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of dona-
tions from the following:
Mr. and Mrs B. J. Goldman,
Wilshire Hotel, in memory of C.
G. Halved.
B. Friedgood. 3225 Elmhurst.
Mannie and Minnie Rosenthal,
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Ladies Auxiliary, Bnai Brith.
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Mrs. Joseph Benjamin, 3016
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