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January 1, 1937

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HEW FACES OF 1936

COMMITTEE CHOSEN
TO SPONSOR YOUTH
CULTURAL PROJECT

FROM

THE

Boxerman, Baruch
Will Speak Jan. 8
at Shaarey edek
ruo. PAG):
dare Baruch, vice-president of the

LORIDIfill

The only other American in-
cluded in 1936's new Jewish faces
cabinet; Otto Loewi, Nobel
is M. Maldwin Fertig, the new and
!off, clipirman, Mize Oxenhandler,
Prise winner; Moise L. Rukhi-
aggressive chairman of the organi-
Mr. Lachover and Mr. Becker.
movitch, now Soviet commissar
ration committee of the American
Recreation Meeting Jan. 10
for munition. industries: Irwin Jewish Congress. With a long Men's Club.
A meeting of the recreation Shaw, author of the famous
record of public service to his
Mr. Boxerman, a recent arrival
and education committee of the
fitted
Eye. examined, ale
play, "Bury the Dead."
credit, including several years as in Detroit, has a versatile back-
Detroit Service Group will be held
by registered specialists at •
counsel to President Roosevelt ground both within and outside
With
the
exception
of
David
on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10, at
price you can afford to pay.
when he was Governor of New
One of Florida's finer hotels, featuring an atmosphere, cuisine, service
the Jewish Community Center. Dubinsky, all of the names in- York, and to Governor Lehman, of the social service field. A na-
rec-
Harry L. Jackson, who with Gus cluded in this lint were virtually I ertig stepped out this year as tive of Rock Island, Ill., he holds
and appointments notionally recognized for their perfection. Every
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
D. Newman is co-chairman of this unknown to most Jews before 1930. the one important newcomer to the an A. B. degree from Augustana
Of
course
the
famous
Fronk
Seiden
management
assures
you
a
College
and
an
M.
S.
S.
front
the
ear. Miehlran A.
reation.
neat to Min.(
committee, will preside at the Some of them did enjoy fame in ranks of Jewish leaders in the
Graduate School of Jewish Social
meeting, and Ray Johns, state a small way, but none had ever United States. His activities in Service in
perfect vacation.
New
York
City. Both
secretary of the Y. M. C. A. and made the front page in the literal the American Jewish Congress,
Modified American Plan or European Plan if preferred • Diefory fart observed
director of NYA guidance work, or figurative sense of the term. In- which have won widespread favor- in high school and college, he ex-
will conduct a panel of club lead- eluded in the list are an educator, able comment, and his arduous Ia- celled in debating and oratory,
being
active
in
a
forensic
way
in
ers bringing out problems of club a labor leader, a communal worker
_ t NEW BEAUTIFUL:OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOL _
in the Zionist Jewish center the A. Z. A. chapter in Rock Is-
be
work. The program will be sum- and lawyer, a rabbi, an athlete,
movements have lifted him into the
AND C/ BANAS DIRECTLY ON PREMISES
marized by Mr. Johns and Mr. two statesmen, a scientist and a select circle of the key group that land, and later doing active work
Jackson.
playwright. Five countries are rep- constitutes American Jewish lead- in the Senior Bnai Brith order.
Ile
has
taught
forensics
and
dra-
Hotels apder Fresh Still.. ■ ••eisonati
Some of the problems that are resented — the United States,
ership.
matics in high school. Before
expected to be Included in the France, Soviet Russia, Great Brit-
Hollywond Had, West End, N. J.
Heidi.. Hotel, Komi Beach, Flo.
Mme.
Leon
Brunschvicg,
the
coming
to
Detroit,
he
worked
with
C
program for dincussion are: Prob- ain and Ireland.
lautel.in-thelinet. Lalewood, N. J.
Orend Hold, Hillroount, N. Y.
the
Federal
Transients
Bureau,
only
woman
in
the
groups,
owes
lems of club financing and club
In the United States the moot
programming; delinquency of pay- important Jewish newcomer to the her selection to the fact that when and also did field work for the
7-1000
CENTRAL
HOTEL—SUITE
324—Claus
NEW YORK CFFICE: PARK
ing dues; need for careful plan- front page was David Dubinsky, she climaxed a long career as edu- Jewish Board of Guardians in
New York.
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ning; acquiring habits of respon- president of the International cator and welfare worker by win-
Mr.
Boxerman's
Friday
evening
ning
appointment
as
under-secre-
sibility; learning In a group ex- Ladies Garment Workers Unio n
tory of state for education in Leon talk will deal with fundamental
perience, how to behave In cer- Ilardly what one could call
WINTER HELP FOR
JEWS IN GERMANY
tain situations which come up in stranger to the public in view of Turn's cabinet, she became the principles and objectives under-
life and require adult decisions; his long years of labor union activ- first woman to hold a cabinet post lying a community council as a
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE I)
JEWELER
transfer of loyalty from club to ity, he nevertheless hit the top in in France. A veteran of the fight basis for Jewish unity in Detroit
for woman suffrage in France, or any other large American city,
council, to center, to community;
6729 12th St. Tyler 5.7935
fame only in 1936. A lifelong So- Mme. Brunschvicg has devoted
dresses, 900 sheets and pillow
Mr. Baruch will speak on "A
enrichment of program and
By DR. S. E. GOULD
Special Distributor of
cialist and as such known to thou- years to the welfare of women Survey of Jewish Youth Move-
cases. These figures show very
growth by increasing interest.;
sands of Yiddish-speaking Jews in workers and children. In France ments for Communal Unity." As
clearly the destitution of the Ger-
sharing them with more and more
the needle trades, Dubinsky first she ranks as one of the four or president of the Jewish Youth
The Mt. Sinai Hospital of Mil- A Kosher service is obtainable. man Jews—the depths which their •
personn; adjusting as Jews and as
became a front page headliner five most important women.
Conference for more than 60 or- waukee had its beginning in 1902 About 30 non-Jewish doctors and poverty has reached in the past
The new aristocratic table-
Americana to current problems.
when he quit the Socialist Party
ware po ins the color
Non•Local Agencies
Had it not been for his winning ganizations held over a year ago, when Rabbi Karol appealed for most of the 130 Jewish physicians few years.
But the German Jews were able
and beauty of Hi•karat gold
The first meeting' of the non- to support President Roosevelt for the Nobel Prize in medicine, Dr. he was an eye-witness of the most adequate hospitalization of the less of the city are members of the
to meet the emergency. Their
with the strength of steel.
local agencies committee of the reelection. This in itself might Otto Loewi of Austria might still important attempt made in the
fortunate Jews of the city, and staff which is open to all ethical plight called forth the best that
have
been
but
temporary
fame
ex-
Detroit
Jewish
community
to
Detroit Service Group will be held
have been known only in the limit-
Abraham Slimmer, banker and physicians. Harry L. Eisen, sec-
a.
in the form of a symposium on cept for the fact that he soon be- ed sphere of scientists. For years achieve unified organization of farmer of Waverly, Iowa, con- retary of the hospital, states that was in them—and with the help of
the American Joint Distribution
Come in and see our
Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 8:15 p. came the symbol of the so-called one of the world's greatest physio- young people. Ile will discuss
tributed 1000. A house with a the institution has never had diffi- Committee they have been able to
m. in the Men's Club room of "Rode" who were accused by the logists, Dr. Loewi was overshad- various experiences and problems
fine diaplay of Jewelry
capacity of seven beds was rented culty obtaining money when exist during these terrible years.
Republicans
of
dominating
the
New
which
were
encountered
in
the
Temple Beth El. The symposium
owed by other scientists but the
at $50 per month, and the Jewish needed.
The first thing the German Jews
will treat the work of those Pal- Deal. Ills militant leadership of Nebel Prize introduced him to the process of attempted unification.
According to Mr. Eisen, who
These two talks will be in the Hospital Association was formed
did with the help of the Joint
estinian agencies which are sub- the pro-Roosevelt American Labor front page. The same can be said
FINE WATCH REPAIRING
and chartered by the State. Funds has been a member of the Board Distribution Committee was to cen-
Party
in
New
York,
his
refusal
to
nature
of
an
informative
sympos-
'edited by the Jewish Welfare
about Dr. Isaac Herzog, thenew
were obtained by annual member- of Trustees and an officer since tralize all relief activities in the
Federation through the Allied withdraw as one of the Democratic Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Path- iu mon the problem of Detroit
its
beginning
in
1902,
the
Mt.
Sinai
ship fees, and in June 1903 there
Central Committee for Relief and
Jewish Campaign, namely: United Presidential electors from New tine. Long one of the ablest of Jewish communal unity, the first
Reconstruction.
Palestine Appeal, Mizrachl. Jew- York and the reiVated attacks Jewish scholars, he was virtually in a series of symposia on topics
LI
(C)1.0tilAl.
upon
him
by
the
anti-New
Dealers
of
local
and
national
interest
to
From this winter help is entire-
inh National Fund, the Hebrew
buried in Ireland where he served
se-
ly distinct. Every Jewish communi-
University and the Rothschild- kept him before the public through- as Chief Rabbi. His election to the Jewish audiences to be sponsored
MINERAL BAT' l•
out
the
year.
And
after
election
by the Men's Club. The talks
ty in Germany carries out the pro-
Iladassah University II ospit al.
more publicized Palestinian port
Mli
■ 1 , 1
gram of winter help independently.
Clarence II, Enggass, chairman of he was still a headliner by virtue served as his formal Introduction will constitute part of the regu-
lar services to be held in the main
Every member of the community
the committee, announced that of his being one of the key figures
Jews.
auditorium of the synagogue, in
Simon Shatter, Philip Slomovitz In John L. Lewis' Committee for to most
who paid an income tax during
Leslie Yore-Belisha was a front-
which the Shaarey Zedek choir,
1935, paid one per cent of the tax
and Rabbi Nahum Schulman of Industrial Organization.
page figure in England long be-
under
the
direction
of
Cantor
the
speakers
to the winter help during the year.
Playwrights don't often enjoy fore 1930 but in this country he
Windsor will be
•Si
For instance, if one paid $20 in-
participating in this symposium.
the sensation of being national was unknown until his elevation Jacob Sonenklar, will render tra-
come tax during 1935, he contribu-
Another committee of the De- celebrities but such was the pleas- to full ministerial rank in the ditional Sabbath selections. Rabbi
tHedelp20 cents to the Jewish Winter
troit Service Group, the family ure of Irwin Shaw, 23-year-old au- British cabinet. The fact that he A. M. Hershman will preside over
welfare committee under the thor of "Bury the Dead," that most was given portfolio at the very the services and will introduce the
Salaried persons pay 10 per cent
chairmanahip of Fred M. Butzel, eloquent a n d moving diatribe moment when Sir Oswald Mosley's speakers. The services will be fol-
i
114
of the salary tax payable to the
will hold the trot of its planned against war which stirred the na- Fascist blackshirts were on a ram- lowed by a social hour in the
downstairs
auditorium,
to
which
1
11111
government,
to the winter help. if
three meetings on 'Wednesday tion last year. An obscure radio page served to turn the spotlight
l'aninat AfeS. ed es!!
11
1111
one pays a weekly salary tax of
evening, Jan. 20, in the Men's script writer with a bent for short- even more brightly in the direction everyone is invited. The Men's
Club
extends
an
invitation
to
the
Loo
l errs, u
Club room of Temple Beth EL story writing, Shaw was nitapu- of England's Jewish minister of
one dollar to the government, he
/.'slat
toe!
II se
The question "What Is Case bated into instant fame by hie transport. The European war scare public to attend the Jan. 8 serv-
has to pay 10 cents weekly to the
12-)t.:-
ti
;111 it att
Work?" will be answered by overpowering one-act play. Just was the ladder on which Meese ices.
winter help.
Those who pay no salary tax,
Harold Silver, director of the as in 1935 Clifford Odets' caught Rukhimovitch climbed to interna-
Jewish Social Service Bureau. The the nation's fancy. so Shaw's tional fame. For more than a de-
bachelors, or those earning 18.48
Reprinted be Courtee, at The Milneukea Jeurtaa
remaining two meeting!' will be agonizing anti-war drama made cade one of the high-ranking Soviet WEIZMANN COMING
Reichsmark (about $7.50 a week)
held in February and March.
or 80.08 Reichsmark a month
ON VISIT TO U. S.
MT. SINAI HOSPITAL OF MILWAUKEE
him the fair-headed boy of Broad- officials, Rukhimovitch was known
(about $32) have to pay 25 pfen-
way in 1930.
only to the corp of foreign cor-
Hospital of Milwaukee has made nig a month (22 cents) to the win-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE l)
were
15
beds.
In
June,
1906,
the
Re.. Cantor
The sporting world, which sets respondents in Moscow. Despite the
CORDON OF SAFETY
Young Men's Christian Associa- an outstanding contribution to the ter help.
up
new
heroes
as
fast
as
it
dis-
fact
that
he
had
been
Commissar
Jacob
FOR POLISH JEWRY cards old favorites, found in Mar- of Communications and vice-chair- in of Palestine. The noted Jew- tion offered its site to the Jewish city by the service it has rendered
Jews who pay a definite salary
Silverman
ish leader was the first Jewish Hospital for $10,000. Mr. Slimmer the community. In the June, tax, and in addition, an income
shall Goldberg, the sensational man of the Supreme Council of
olURGICAL
FROM PAGE ONE)
1936, edition of "Hospital Manage- tax, have to pay 10 per cent of
witness
before
the
Royal
Com-
(CONCLUDED
pledged
$5000,
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.
MODEL
sophomore football star from the National Economy, in which post
mission, headed by Lord Peel, and then offered to donate $2000, and ment," Mr. Eisen states his con- their present salary tax, plus one
maul
University of Pittsburgh, one of he launched the second Five Year
Worth.*
has testified at a number of ses- the remaining $3000 was raised ception of the functions of a hos- per cent of their income tax paid
tended to obscure the plight of
its most dramatic figures in 1936 Plan, it was not until his appoint-
Iteworeintended
pital: "The hospital is still ad- during 1935 to the winter help.
Polish Jewry which, In fact, is
sions since.
by popular subscription.
Ph, sdchtna
Playing his first season of col- ment an head of the newly created
Will Give Keynote Address
judged by entirely too large a por-
do-eim:s
far worse than that of Jews in
Wealthy people are expected to
The patronage of the hospital
legiate football, young Goldberg Commissariat for Munitions Indus-
The visitor, who is an outstand-
tion of our good people as a neces-
2903
Germany. Dr. Wise emphasized
became the talk of the country by tries that he achieved fame beyond ing scientist and scholar as well became so great that in 1910, the sary evil, or at beat, as a haven contribute sums proportional to
Elmhurst
the fact that while Hitler in Ger-
his wizardry In the game against the borders of the Soviet Union. as Jewish leader, will confer at sentiment arose for a larger hos• of refuge in time of dire neces- their wealth.
TO. 1.6939
many has been able to curb actual
In addition to the above men-
Notre Dame. From coast to coast Charged with the job of accelerat- Washington on American support pital, and Mr. Slimmer now wrote sity. This the trustees and others
st•rrisft•
bloody pogroms, in Poland, de-
Performed
Screamed, ing production of war materials of Jewish rights in Palestine offering to donate one dollar for connected with our institutions, by tioned sources of income, there are
the sporting pages
spite government promises to
"Goldberg beats the Irish." Al- for the expected second world war, which is held to be crucial at this every dollar up to $50,000 that propaganda and education must others. Twice a month there are
curb violence, Jews are tho tar-
though he never again quite Rukhimovitch couldn't help crash- stage of the Holy Land's develop- was raised by the community over endeavor to change. The hospitals house-to-house collections on Sun-
gets of physical attack in addition
a period of five years. At the end most be recognized in their com- day. Everyone contributes as much
equalled the exploits of that one ing the front page when all of
as he can. The Ein-Topf (one pot)
Monuments of Character to an economic boycott tolerated genie, Goldberg was easily the out- Europe Is waiting for the shot that ment.
of four years however, the com-
The national conference for
munities as scientific developments
and acquiesced to by the govern-
-- 17c{
standing Jewish athletic luminary will send armies moving across Palestine will bring together at munity had raised only $15,000 in every department. Not only contributions are a valuable source
1.*
ment.
of aid. This scheme is worked out
which being matched by an equal
frontiers.
the Hotel Mayflower in Wash-
must the scientific endeavors of in the following manner; house-
American public opinion has the of 1936.
ington representative Jewish lead- sum from Mr. Slimmer. made the the hospital be made as perfect wives dispense with the elaborate
right and moral obligation to de•
total cash available $30,000. The
ers from hundreds of communi-
as human knowledge can make Sunday dinner and cook a one-
mane that Poland preserve her
latter then wrote, suggesting that
ties throughout the United States
them, but the humane manage- course dinner in one pot for their
pledges to guarantee the equality
if
the community did not get busy,
upon whom rests the responsibili-
ment must be equally zealously families, stew with vegetables and
rights of the Jews, since the
on a lot of
it
would
be
losing
out
ty of fund-raising to carry on the
guarded." The principal contribu- rice, or a similar dish. The dif-
United States was largely re-
money. Accordingly, teams were
sponsible for the creation of Po-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ON()
was a discriminatory police regu- reconstruction work in Palestine. organized and the remaining $36,- tion which Mr. Eisen feels his hos- ference in cost between this and
The Washington conf e r e n c e
pital has made to the community the elaborate dinner is donated to
lish independence after the World
lation against Jewish settlers, and
will have as its keynote several 000 was raised. With the total of of Milwaukee has been the human
War.
must not, it is true, be stressed there are indications of further re-
the Jewish winter help. Jewish
$100,000 that was now realized, the
addresses
by
Dr.
Weizmann
re-
service
it has rendered, with par- restaurants also fit into this EM-
While calling attention to the out of proportion to the entire pic• strictions to come,
viewing the position of the Jew- first hospital of •00 beds was ticular consideration of the indi-
need for political action on the ture. The fifty thousand Jews of
Gelsolt• and Mettle Yonomeale
It is in the light of these facts ish people in various European built. Subsequently other funds vidual who is ordinarily able to Topf scheme.
part of American authorities. Dr. Brazil, two-thirds of whom immi-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
And then there are also pound
were obtained to purchase more
Wise said that no action could grated since 1920, still live in such that immigration, the other prime lands and restating Jewish aims lands and erect other buildings. get along but is sought financially contributions. Every week, volun-
stielzu tiiis
by the burden of a long illness,
eventuate unless American Jews security and peoce as the retires. problem in relation to Jews and in the establishment of the Jewish
teer
women workers go from house
Upon the death of Mr. Slimmer,
or the unexpected prolongation of
made known the Me of Polish sive policies of the present govern- Brazil, must be considered. Briefly National Home in Palestine.
the hospital was bequeathed $350,- recovery from an operation. This to house to collect one pound con-
Background of Dr. Wei:mann
Jewry against the Polhill Govern- ment permit any inhabitants of
tributions
of various food-stuffs-
stated, the situation is as follows:
Dr. Weizmann, who is president 000 as an endowment. At the pres- is the patient who leaves the hos-
ment, and the concern of the
country. There have in the past The pressure of Jewish persecu-
Rev. Cantor American Jewish community over the
of the Jewish Agency for Pales- ent time the value of lands, build- pital saying he has obtained a real one pound of coffee, one pound of
been manifestations of good will
rice, one pound of sugar, or what-
tion in Eastern and Central Eu• tine and of the World Zionist Or- ings and equipment total $1,000,000
DAVID
service at the Mt. Sinai Hospital.
their impending destruction.
on the part of the Brazilian people,
ever food-stuffs the housewife may
rope and the limited fields for
and the endowment fund is over
which, as a conglomerate of races, immigration (Palestine and Biro- ganization, is credited with a ma-
GOLDEN
We know of no greater work wish to contribute. Collections are
$400,000.
jor
share
of
the
statesmanship
Horne.
e r itohrel t yp s;edro-e
rl ad 1
Pole. Burn Jewish
a c ridiculese
Detroit's Fay °rite
than that which was initiated in I also made by volunteers in shops
Ilidjan included) are such that no which resulted in the issuance by
The population of Milwaukee is
WARSAW (WNS)—Reports of ignores of racial
MO II IC 1.
Milwaukee by Rabbi Karol, and I and in business offices.
hundreds of Jewish shops burned is still instinctive mass sympathy possibility can be left unexplored. the British Government in 1917 600,000; the Jewish population 30,- which is being carried on so well
4-attar
During the winter, concerts and
Brazil, an underpopulated land, of the Balfour Declaration, pledg- 000. The present capacity of the
WeddIng femme.. by end-Semites in Eastern Galicia
for the persecutions undergone by
by Mr. Eisen. We believe that entertainments will be arranged,
n e e d s immigrants, particularly ing Britain's
hestablish - hospital is 180, consisting of 152
les Preformed at and the terrorization of Jewish
German
Jewry.
there
can
be
no
greater
tribute
to
the proceeds of which will go to
Home and by As•
agricultural workers, and in the ment of the Jewish National beds and 28 basineta. The hospital
merchants in Kattowitz, Kielce,
polittment.
But if the Jewry future in past has shown willingness to per- Home. His activity at that time is approved by the American Med- any man than is found in the the winter help. Social clubs go to
Petrovka, Cilieke, Kazoo and other Brazil
spirit of Mt. Sinai Hospital which donate a portion of the proceeds
is not wholly black, the mit large-scale Jewish develop-
provincial towns have been re- shadow of the Swastika has fallen ment of the land. There are also and his subsequent leadership of ical Association for the training stands as a living monument to
from bridge parties to the winter
the Zionist movement earned of internee and of nurses. There
ceived here. Together with pleas
athwart it A growing Fes. limited prospects for skilled crafts- from Lloyd George, England's are 90 student nurses who train the memory of Abraham Slimmer, help
for immediate aid from the affected heavily
cist movement, known as Integral- men and artisans. There le, how- war-time Premier. the tribute that for a period of three years. Dur- •
LOCAL RUMANIANS
Those who are in need receive
Jewish communities. The anti-
sacks of potatoes, pound packages
IMPORT PREJUDICE Semitic violence is part of the bin, apes the German variant, and ever a definite policy of excluding "he has altered the map of the ing 1936 the average daily occu-
Jew-baiting is part and parcel of immigrants from commercial and
of various food-stuffs, coal, cloth-
pancy has been between 85 and 90 ERSKINE OPENS '37
world."
Christmas boycott of Jewish mer-
its program. Its youthful adher- industrial pursuits and from the
ing and direct money relief during
(CON•LUDED FROM PAM: II
Born on Nov. 26, 1873, Dr. per cent, while during the worst
chants.
SERIES OF FORUM the winter months.
enta have been incited to attack professions. And there is—I learn- Weizmann received his education year of the depression in Mil.
:stupid charges repeated is that Dr. Jew Killed; Anti-Semitic Boycott Jewish residences and individuals. ell that it exists in Argentina and eat Berlin and Freiburg Universi- waukee, it was less than 60 per-
The cultural needs of those who
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE It
One such attack, courageously other South American countries as
Sokolow in hie "History of Zion-
are aided by the winter help are
Ruins Polish Jew.
ties, where he specialized in chem- cent. (The average daily expected
ism" admitted that the Zionists
victim, well—a growing Fascist danger.
not
neglected. Concerts and re-
WARSAW (WNS)—The mili- be aten o by
istry, teaching that subject first occupancy of hospitals is set at 72 Lewis Corey and Herbert
Agar.
In the circumstances, the num- at Geneva University and later percent). An outpatient depart-
played the largest part in the tant anti-Jewish boycott sponsored took place during my visit. News-
citals given by excellent artists
The Temple Forum has arranged provide
Runsian Communist Revolution.
papers
In
Portuguese
and
German
bee
and
type
of
Jewish
immigrant
recreation for them; af-
by the anti-Semitic parties during
at Manchester University.
ment is maintained and financed for a special season ticket for the
Consistent with the idiotic views the Christmas shopping season repeat every ancient anti-Jewish most be subject to strict limita-
During the war he became di- as part of the hospital. Sixty per-
ternoon entertainments are given
of anti-Semitism throughout the claimed its first Jewish victim libel from ritual murder to males tions. Brazil itself will impose rector of research laboratories in cent of its patients are Jewish. six programs taking place in 1937 • for their children, Entertainment
The
season
ticket
is
$3
and
may
world, the article in the Detroit when M. Altman of Kolno died of dorousness. And every new one some. The Minister of Immigra- the British Admiralty and con-
is also provided for homes and
be obtained at the Forum office
Rumanian paper saps that Rue- injuries received when he was which Goeb's propaganda far. tion of the State of Sao Paulo in- tributed to the Allied cause his
institutions. Books and radios are
sign-Communists of 1917 succeeded brutally assaulted by a gang of tory emits. Posters and pamphlets formed me that Jews became good invention which made T. N. T. whose friends include most of the Library room, second floor, Tem distributed to the bed-ridden.
pie Beth El, or by calling Madison
only with the financed aid of Jew- anti-Semitic pickets. Re-infurced are issued, especially In the larger farmers but refused to remain so! available for munitions. During statesmen of Europe, Dr. Weiz-
The charitable work conducted
9542. Tickets may also be obtained
ish capitalists throughout the by the university students, who cities, through "unknown" sources. Almost invariably, he complained, the pre-war years as well as in
by the Jewish communities in Ger-
mann has been hailed as "the at Grinnell's.
world. Another of the anti-Semitic are on vacation, the anti-Semites They aim to divert popular unrest they returned to industrial, pro- war time, Weizmann became an
many does not degrade those who
voice
of
Israel
expressing
itsdeep-
.
Rabbi Leon Fram will conduc t apply for it, for it is conducted
satchel linking Jews with Com- are patrolling all Jewish shops in from economic into racial channels fessional and urban life. Hence outstanding Jewish figure in Eng- eet aspirations and hopes." Typ-
munism in the Rumanian New Warsaw and Vilna as well as in and ascribe to the Jew sole respon- the government has determined to land, utilizing his numerous con- ical of the regard which Dr. Weiz- the discussion periods following in a real brotherly spirit. The
eibillty
for
every
evil
from
capi-
the
lectures.
(Vista
Nowt)
appears
under
prevent this by making it illegal tacts to win friends for the cause mann has won among leading
Life
the towns. Every Jewish-owned
giver and the receiver are on a
the heading 'God Save Us from store has been plastered with yd. talist exploitation to Communist for tricultural" immigrants, to of Zionism.
par. The pauperization of the Ger-
Britons is the estimate of him by
calls
Jews
the
' mmunism." which
Co
leave the land within five years
Headed Zionist Commission
low tags to indicate its ownership internationalism.
Jew is a national calamity'.
David 1.1ord George, Prime Min- Contributions to
Jewish man
At first the government frowned after their arrival.
parasites of the world.
while patrons, Poles and Jews
1 In 1918 he went to Palestine ister of England when the Bal-
The aid given is accepted not as
New
Rumanian
Although the
alike, are refused admittance. The on these manifestations of preju-
Yet I believe that under proper as head of the Zionist Commission four Declaration was issued:
Children's Home
charity, but as a gift from a
Life calls itself on Its masthead boycott has cost Jewish business dice. But Nazi influence and power auspices — co-operative colonies, to supervise the first Jewish re-
el s the dark day• or the \Leda War
I brother,
the greatest Rumanian newspaper, men tens of thousands of dollars have grown until today they and organized and functioning through ' building activities under the Brit- hew. recommended In
me be the late
The German Jews have shown
The Jewish Children's Home of
Rumanians in Detroit claim that because their holiday stocks of Italian Fascism are the strongest responsible Jewish agencies—there ish administration. In July, 1918, U. P. !WW1 as a man who on Id help
m in one at the pr.leno of Itultml Hot
Detroit
wishes
to
acknowledge
themselves sufficiently equipped
and most effective of the imperial- are important possibilities for Dr. Weizmann laid the foundation hemhdry whichwere hampering our
it has a very limited circulation goods remain unsold.
with thanks the receipt of dona- morally and spiritually to with-
of monition, . I learned to
and that it menages to exist only
let lobbies in Brazilian national Jewish settlement in Brazil. Pros- stone of the Ilebrew University
An outspoken anti-Semitic
stand the degradation imposed
know nod ...teenshim ea • nun of tions from the following:
life. Moreover, the government, ready-made
on the strength of two or three program is the only thing that
inhabitants will enter no in Jerusalem. At the Peace Con- threw loItim:
to at knee: to the coon.
r•
Mrs. D. W. Simons, 9000 La- u P o nthem. Their common troubles
ads it receives from Detroit utili-
ference
and
at
the
various
Allied
try
of
his
adoption:
bu
t,
•M,,.
all.
to
Con WO the p t Polish goy. fearing a rising tide of mass die" ready-made heaven. They will tem-
awakened
their dormant unity and
Salle
Blvd., in memory of Mrs.
content with its exploitive and or porarily fate material hardships conferences which followed and the rause of 71.1..
ernment, Deputy Budsenski de•
ties.
atilt,
"They went romplementem
sense of responsibility. It also
pressive policies. begins to see t he and cultural loneliness. They will resulted in the award to Great Ill. remseltshle scientific .1.111, ,-silence Sarah Rosenfield.
dared in a violent anti-Jewish
awakened
the sense of respon-
31r. and Mrs. L. Winkleman, 56
a nd I
enabled 111111 to ed,e for
address at a meeting of the advantages of • scapegoat. It is
far from the centers of Jewish Britain of the Palestine Mandate • . ndn.lry
macs gymblem and thereby help
sibility among the Jews residing
Pay-Up Luncheon of Bnai Sejm's budget committee. Blant• moving rapidly toward open alli- he
life. They will find certain hos- embodying the Jewish National n o Immenwty In mu en. I.-k. And Id. Colorado, in memory of Mrs.
ance with the Fascist Inteeraleds, tile influences ranged against Home policy, Dr. Weizmann was ▪ n let to Britain tole httn • claim Sarah Rosenfield and Mrs. Joe in other countries.
hing
ing the Jews for
Moshe Sisterhood Jan. 13
Weissman.
nor gratitude, tor which he • hod
to the consternation of Brazilian them. But they will be settling in • central figure on the Jewish ea
The Si.terhomi of Itnai Moshe, from the Palish economic c *
on ether anent.. than our Ma to the
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lapides Philomathic Debating Club
Jewry. How far and how fast it
land of tremendous natural side. Since 1920. with the excep- ywniration. of his people for • notional
through its president, Mr.. Harry to the Spanish Civil War, Bud-
proceeds in this direction it is still' wealth and still untapped re- tion of several years, he has been home In their ancient natal.).
lr 17409 Roselswn, in memory of
At its last regular meeting of
government
Meer, announces that all is in senski warned the
hos
Moot. drawn on
yaw
•
Abraham
Pupko.
say.
adopted
•nti•
difficult
to
the
head
of
the
Jewish
Agency
the year. held at the Tuxedo-
But there are sources. They will live among a
personal ay mond hy. amt mote ,,l
gOadiness for the pay-up luncheon that unless it
ominous portents. The most recent people which by its heterogeneous for Palestine and has seen the rollearem In the 11011-h Gel eminent
Mrs. Folbe, 4226 Tuxedo Ave.
Holmur Hebrew School, Sunday,
Setnitism it would fall. The
Wednesday, Jan. 13, at 1 p.
.hared r Inleemot In it, notably the
Miss ilerminia Neuman, 299 Dec. 27, the Philomathic Debating
M. Goodman, chairman of Jewish deputy, Mincsberg, re
composition is peculiarly prepared Jewish population in Palestine We Seed Dalton, Dot it weld he
• 'Mrs.
plied to Budsenski's outbursts
Club completed plans for its 23rd
to receive and absorb new elo- grow from 65,00 to 410,000 at Iwed to merest Inut• the /Mot im- Rowena Ave.
Ibis sash% requests all Sisterhood
portance of the Port Moth ho ears
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Fenton, annual oratorical contest, which
protectorate off the East coast of ments. And if, together with the the end of 1936.
luncheon with • plea for protection of
1111MIsbors to attend. • A
%Amnon. by pliselne the Enodee in
Dr.
Weizmann,
who
is
noted
in
property of Polish
2509
Longfellow,
in
memory
of
Africa,
has
drawn
a
stinging
the
life
and
Mrs.
Goodman
is
was held Wednesday, Dec. 30.
at- vast masses of the exploited Bra-
Me debt.sad eheitnIng no ...awl foe
be arra.
Premier Skledkowski,
tack from Haint. Yiddish daily. titian people, they should be called the scientific world for his work himorlt. Ins only for hi. people. In Abraham Punka.
• w
The program of the afternoon
suislid by Um Ram Hirsch. third J who
tmordstina one sympathy Into a definite.
practical
chem-
Mr.
remark..
theoretical
and
heard
Budsenski's
and
Mrs.
Calling
the
suggestion
•
bitter
in
Barney Smith, consisted of variety topic talks.
on to resist increasing Fascist op-
nom aro inatoring for the
&NAM. Itt embody the fn11111.rot of
nrd
on sharply rebuked him and de- joke. the Ilaint asks why, if Mad- pression, they can at least do so istry, is director of the Daniel hie herwe In the Treaty of Pewee
Guhric,ihin wer
900 Michigan Theater Bldg., in w
Rob :t
.
by ni
dhow
to
be
held
lauric
delivered
ivecona
romol donor
can dared that se long im he was agascar is such a rood place for with good hope of victory — and Sieff Chemical Research Institute
memory of Abraham Pupko.
Maurice
reaped eater Men. Dr. Weisman. low
WNW% Mirth 7. Rmorrations
Dr. Edward J. Levitt, 17324 Louis Mind, the last-mentioned
by phoning Mrs. premier the g meat would colonization, Poland doesn't settle after victory, of peace and free- in Palestine. He is also a memb er monalmodthe um. mmlent
661, sods
of the World Council of German teens mad Ineeedildy potent Ir,rter Foe Moirland Are.
1 giving the best dramatic reading
Momploarld111.411. chairman, Town- continue to pretest all mi•ori. some of her needy peasants there dom.
Jewry. chairman of the Central the great mew able), ellint• his •Idet
who also must emigrate. The pa-
des is amesegance with the
Mrs. Irwin I. Cohn, 4205 Ful- of the semester. Maurice Coggin
derothea. He has altered the map at
and fir! ssida, Mr.. Ethel se:latitudes.
per ten that this proposal indi-
Bureau for the Settlement of the world. 5.41 wrlo ew hl, mum, a. lerton.
*IL, sod Mrs.
; was elected best speaker.
•
that doable-messy German Jews in Pelessine, and Odd el a wand •■ elm en L., U,.
The suggestion of Foreign Min- calm that Poland merely wants; Yes indeed,
eirs. H. Srere, 10240 LaSalle.
The club was addressed by
Wohmistn, Teenes"d
of Motor,. He omits
Old president of the Zionist Federa- sews
inter Josef Beck that thousands of to get rid of the Jews without back offer on doable
Mrs. Fish, 3344 Burlingame,
Mary toe hhaselt. Het lb. Jewidt
;
Irving Isaacs, who recently joined
Itaerrvatiene
are
one
taken
011101 14.
Jews be settled on the offering them any constructive Geld Cigarette. is stiff spew. Good tion of England and Ireland.
pawed. or welt he bot4 sew la Ike bigh-
Mrs. Sol Danner. 3310 Roches- the ranks of the Philomathic
et the eeagregenen. Polish
Distinguished as • diplomat t.' honor sad eetkon."
far 30 tiara from today.
Island of Madagascar, a French aid.
ter Are •
alumni.

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