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January 15, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Officers Elected
AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE SEES
By Sunshine Club CITIES THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES
ANTI-SEMITISM ON THE WANE IN U. S., At Miami Beach PREPARED TO CARRY ON BOYCOTT OF
THE BRADDOCK-SCHMELING FIGHT

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tivities of Rumanian Jews so that
their jobs might be taken by non-
Jews."
The committee charged Rumen-
Ian government officials with mak-
ing reassuring declarations, but
taking only half-hearted action.
In some cases, the committee de-
clared, the government itself "in-
dulged in discriminations against
the Jewish community" arousing
protests from many Jewish or-
ganizations in Rumania and else-
where.

which they discussed discrimina-
tory legislation passed during
1936, as well as the anxiety
caused by recent proposals sub-
mitted to Foreign Minister Beck
to the League of Nations, call-
ing for the enforced emigration
of 80,000 Jews annually from Po-
land.
In reply to your committee's
protest," the report continued,
the ambassador declared that he
Active Here and Abroad
fully appreciated the justice of
Outlining the activities of the
these complaints but that, since
the death of Marshal Pilsudski, American Jewish Committee dur-
the government has been obliged ing the past year, the report list-
to contend with a tremendously ed the transmission to the presi-
augmented opposition on all aides. dent of the Assembly of the
Ile gave assurances that the pres- League of Nations of a petition
ent Polish government was carry- protesting against Nazi Germany's
ing on in the spirit of Pilsudski, treatment of minorities within her
that It abhorred Nazism and anti- borders, the refuting of various
Semitism, that the present gov- Nazi charges against the Jews ,
ernment would , under no circum- and protests against discrimina-
stances, agree to Nazi domination tion in many countries, including
of Poland, and that the present Poland, Rumania. Tripoli. Man-
regime was growing stronger in churia and elsewhere. In this
the face of opposition from both country, the report stated. the
Left and Right. Referring to committee has been active in edu-
Colonel Beck's emigration scheme, cational work for the promotion
the ambassador stated that it had of good-will between all groups
been prompted by the desire of in the American population. It
the government to keep the doors was also active in immigration
of Palestine open to Polish•Jewish work, supporting legislation tend-
immigration." The ambassador ing to remove hardships affecting
promised to inform the foreign resident aliens.
The report also • declared that
minister of the bad impression
his proposal had made in this the committee is now co-operating
with the United States Bureau of
country. the report said.
Census in the conducting of a
Jew•Beiters Gain in Rumania
In Rumania. the committee re- special census of Jewish congre-
Dr. Harry S. Linfield
ported, the anti-Jewish faction gations.
has been gaining ground, and is has been appointed United States
coming "closer and closer to vic- special agent for this purpose,
tory over the liberal elements. and an advisory committee has
Anti-Jewish sentiment has spread been appointed, composed of Pro-
among the Judiciary, the army, fessor Morris R. Cohen of the
the universities, the chambers of College of the City of New York;
commerce and industry, and even Dr. Louis I. Dublin, vice-presi-
among the Rumanian intellec- dent of the Metropolitan Life In-
tuals. This is due chiefly to the surance Company; Dr. Harry G.
vigorous propaganda conducted Friedman, statistician; and Dr.
by German Nazi agents who work Alvin Johnson, director of the
quite openly. Uniformed Nazis New School for Social Research.
The annual report was signed
are Been everywhere, and the Naz i
salute is frequent. Even the Peas- by the executive committee of
ant Party, formerly a bulwark the American Jewish Committee.
of defense against anti-Semitism, which includes among its mem-
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shows tendencies of supporting a bers Fred
program that would limit the ac. Wineman of Detroit.

FORD REPUDIATES
ANTI-JEWISH 1300K
SPREAD BY NAZIS

Werner to Discuss
Stage Celebrities

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Will Address Beth El Y. P. T. C.
This Sunday

out misrepresentation of the facts.
Accordingly steps will be taken
to prevent the continued misuse
of Mr. Ford's name in this man-
ner. We also note your refer-
ence to certain persons employed
by the Ford Motor Company and
being engaged In various activi-
ties you mention as being anti-
Jewish. In this connection the
writer desires to state that inas-
much as Mr. Ford has always ex-
tended to Ford employees the full-
est freedom from any coercion
with respect to their views on
political, religious or social ac-
tivities, they cannot be reproved
by us for exercising such liber-
ties. Assuring you of our appre-
ciation of your having brought
the above matters to our atten-
tion and with further assurance
of our continued co-operation
whenever possible, I am
"Very truly yours,
"(signed) E. G. L1EBOLD,
"Ger. Sec. to Henry Ford."

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Eduard Werner, noted leader
of the Michigan Theater Sym-
phony Orchestra, will address the
Young People's Temple Club on
Sunday, Jan. 17, at 3:15 p. m.,
sharp, in the Men's club room of
Temple Beth El.
From his extensive background
of music and contact with many
of the leading stage celebrities
of our time, Mr. Werner will
choose his talk.
The talk is sponsored by the
Young People's Club of Temple
Beth El and is being given under
the auspices of the discussion
group of this organization. Bud
Maybaum is chairman of the dis-
cussion group.

YETTKA LEVY-STEIN
TO SPEAK JAN. 22

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dropping the Schmeling bout.
Madison Square Garden, the Ath-
etic Commission and all °therm-
terested parties have been warn-
ed of the boycott. Word has been
received from all parts of the
country that the boycott senti-
ment is strong everywhere. Brad-
dock and his manager have de-
clared they will not fight Schmel-
ing if the boycott is persisted in.
They have also indicated that they
will not be a party to any scheme
to shift the bout to Berlin to get
around the boycott. Among the
organizations backing the boycott
are the Jewish Was Veterans,
various Catholic and Protestant
groups, the Friends of Democracy,
the American Federation of La-
bor, the Cleveland League for
Human Rights and the Chicago
Committee for Defense of Human
Rights. The boycott plan calls
for the distribution of literature,
newspaper advertisements, word
of mouth propaganda and other
means to arouse public opinion
against the bout which would net
hundreds of thousands of dollars
for the German fighter.

TO DESCRIBE VISITS
IN JEWISH HOMELAND

Institute. Speaker Will Recess
.trust Mediterranean Tour

"Ten Thousand Miles Around
the Mediterranean" at 3:30 and
"Modern Scandinavia — Norway ,
Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Ice -
land" at 8:30 will be the illus -
trated lecture subjects of Howard
Brenton MacDonald, globe-trot-
ter and travelogist, at the Detroit
Institute of Arts on Sunday after -
noon and evening, Jan. 17.
Mr. MacDonald is the inventor
of "Dramatic Travel", a combin -
ation of fast-moving narrative ,
colorful incident. and considerable
humor. His afternoon lecture
features war-torn Spain and its
rapidly vanishing glories. I t
visits also Madeira, Gibraltar, the
new Jewish activities in Tel Aviv
and Jerusalem, Majorca, the
French Riviera, Malta, Algiers ,
Rhodes and Cyprus, the Tempi e
of Baalbek in Sufis, Cairo and
the Pyramids, Istanbul, Athens ,
the Dalmatian Coast, Venice and
Naples, Capri.
The evening motion pictur e
lecture begins with a trip acros s
Iceland. Among highlights of
this tour through "Modern Scan -
dinavia" will be Stockholm and
the Swedish countryside, Visby
and the Island of Gotland, Ilels
ingfors and Copenhagen, Oslo,
Bergen and the fjords, Merok
Trondjem, Hammer feat, North
Cape. the Midnight Sun. Mr .
MacDonald is presented by th e
World Adventure Series. which
offers an Illustrated lecture in th e
field of travel and exploratio n
each Sunday at the Detroit In -
stitute of Arts.

GEN. ABEL DAVIS DIES

CHICAGO (WNS) —Brigadie r
General Abel Davis, one of th e
highest-ranking Jewish officer
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UAIIACH
with the American army in France
during the World War and a vet -
of MIs. J. Goldberg, 2234 Boston eran of the Spanish-American
Blvd. War
UNUSUAL TRIBUTE
and the Mexican border ex -
Frau Levy-Stein. who arrived in pedition, is dead here at the age
TO LATE M. SMITH
New York on the Berengaria. Dec. of 62. A native of Chicago, Davis
28. is here at the invitation of worked as an errand boy in
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a
Hadassah, the Women's Zionist department store while studying
Ornettel sad Marble Yemenites
Organization
of
American,
which
law
at
night
at
Northwestern
Uni
-
gogue and to the writing of
7729 TWELFTH ST.
is the American agency of the versity. When he was 28 he was
Scrolls, Tephilin and Vezzuzot, Youth
Aliyah, the project for set-
EUCLID 7102
to the state legislature.
having started to serve Colwell- tling German-Jewish children in elected
From 1908 to 1912
he was re -
ration Shaarey Zedek in the old
synagogue on Congress and An- Palestine. As one of the leading corder of Cook County. In the lat -
German
women
promoting
the
ter
year
he
became
vice-president
toine Sts. Mr. Smith was known
Rev. Cantor I throughout his life as a most project, Frau Levy-Stein has dur- of the Chicago Title and Trust
ing the past three years visited Company. At the time of his
DAVID
saintly person.
a number
countries. including death he was chairman of the
Ile is survived by two of D e n m a r of
k, S w e d e n. Holland., board.
GOLDEN
Davis enlisted as a private
his late wife's nieces, Mrs. A. J. Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia,
Hun. ' in the Spanish-American War and
D '"" n"""'" Koffman and Mrs. Harry S.
/WY. South Africa, Canada. and came
MOBIL
out a major. He also served
Glickman.
the United States. She was in
TILER 11-11414
Mr. Smith died on Friday and Palestine last year and saw at with the First Illinois Infantry
Wedding freemen-
on the Mexican border in 1916
lee Performed at burial took place in Clover 1101 first hand the process of the re
eh and in 1918 went to France as
11 .11. 11.1 ar Ale Park Cemetery on Sunday morn-
habilitation of German • Jew' .--
palate.).
colone
l of the 132 Rlinois
ing. Pall bearers were Isaac children.
Young
Young and d ynamic, (entry.
He distinguished himself
Sh etzer, David
0
hi m, II.
II B. Frau Levy-Stein awakened a keen
av d poen
e
Alper, Moses Weiawasser, David interest in the Youth Aliyah in the Meuse-Argonne offensive
and
in
the
last battle of the war
Friedman and Joseph Keidan.
movement during her visit here
In addition to Rabbi Hershman. last year. and it is in response to at St. Hilaire. Ile received the
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar officiated repeated requests from groups Distinguished Service Cross from
At a meeting of the Young at the services and chanted the throughout the country that Ha- the United States and the Legion
of lionor from France. He be-
Mothers' Study Club of the Jew- El Molei Rachamim and an ap- dassah has invited her for a
re- came a brigadier-general after the
ish Community Center. on Tues- propriate psalm. In tribute. Rabbi turn visit.
war and was assigned to the corn-
day afternoon, Jan. 19, at 1:15, Hershman stated: "Only in ex-
Frau Levy-Stein, who Is the
mane of the sixth infantry brig-
at the Dexter branch. Dr. J. ceptional cases does Jewish law wife of Rabbi Harr! Levy of
Dee' ate of the Illinois National Guard.
Pluco of Wayne University will approve taking the coffin into the lin, has been active for years
in
lead a discussion on "The Inter- synagogue and the taking of the sou servnce war an In organ - When the commander of the
Guard resigned Davis was in line
national Situation: Will It Lead corpse into the house of the liv- icing and leading youth groups In for
the post but was passed over
to War or World • Fence"
ing. The present is one of these Germany. She undertook these I for some strange reason.
instances.
Mr.
Smith
was
,rare
A vaudeville show will be pre-
teaks alter the completed her stu-
sented by the Federal Theater at la staunch. faithful, loyal and de- dies in the universities of Wurz-
the 12th St. Club meeting_ on 'voted Jew. His life wan conse- burg and Berlin. where she spec- Contributions to the Jewish
Tuesday, Jan. 19, at 8 p. m.. at crated to the cause of his pea- ialized in psychology and philoso-
Children's Home
the synagogue on Pingree and lel*. His daily routine was from rby. Her long experience with
I his home to the synagogue and the
'
Woodrow Wilson.
Jewish youth of Germany fit-
The Jewish Children's Home of
Members of the W. Warren from the synagogue to his home. ted her for the Youth Aliyah work Detroit wishes to acknowledge
Club will be entertained with • He was learned end scholarly, which she undertook when it was with thanks the following dons-
one-act play presented at their walked uprightly and never spoke launched three years ago. Know- Lions:
meeting on Wednesday. Jan. 20. evil of anyone."
ing the scene in Germany and in i Mrs. Max Osnos, 1056 Ran-
at 2 p. In., at the Newberry
Palestine, she is especially quail- dolph.
School. by the members of the
fled to present the Youth Aliyah Mrs. Harry Goldstein. 3311 W.
Mothers' Dramatic Club under the
program. Her ability to give Chicago, in memory of husband.
direction of Sara A Prin.
graphic facts interestingly and
Mrs. Morris Pollack 2496 '1 ir
movingly, aided by a vivid per. rinia Park, in honor of 25th wed-
At
the
services
of
the
Shaarey
sonality
and
fine
voice
make
Frau
I
ding
anniversary.
Boys' Musicale at Ganapol
Mrs. Harry Ii. Wacha. 2937
Zedek Junior Congregation on Jan. Levy-Stein a speaker of excep-
School Jan. 22
Webb Ave., in memory of baby
9, the resume was delivered by banal merit
Larry Paul Wachs.
Miss Shirley Barahal and the Haf• _
The Ganapol School of Musical
Leo Weintraub. 2988
torah was interpreted by Miss Erich Dressel Resumes the Mrs.
Art announces a boys' musicale
Monterey, in memory of Gasnie
Muriel Singer. Sam Krohn acted
Teaching
of
Violin
from the piano. violin and wood-
Weiswasser.
can or,
and Theory
wind departments to be held on as
Mr. and Mrs. A. Rosenbero.
•
On Jan. 16, the resume and the
Friday evening. Jan. 22, at the portion
1264 Elmhurst. in memory of
from
the
Hafterah
will
be
school. Cass Ave. at Putnam. This
Erich Dressel, Mus. B. • will re-, Mrs. Hermina Staub.
s:en
by
Florence
Rosenthal
and
will present boys from beginning
.
•
Isume teaching of violin and theo-1 Women's Auxiliary of Bnai
o ff
Pec
7.
to advanced evades and will cover IL • r 1 • y
ry at the Detroit Foundation Mo- Brith, in honor of marriage of
compositions from the early clas- Jerome Sonenklar will officiate u ate School. 7930 Jefferson East. George Agree.
sical and romantic through early cantor.
Mr. Drew) studied under such
Mrs. H. Coville• 1944 Edison.
modern literature.
world known teachers as Fernan-
Mrs. S. Schwartz. 2714 Webb
'Independent Protective As- do Volta, Schirma Drexler. Earl Ave.
Donations to Sylvia Siiiiceis' sociation Installs Officers
W. Morse and W. Middelachulte.
Charles Levy, 2056 Calvert.
LL. D.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wallach. 3225
Scholarship Fund
Talented students will have the Grand Ave., in honor of the re-
'The annual installation of of-
ficers
took
place
at
Congregation
rare
opportunity
to
take
chairs
covery
of Sol August and Mn.
Donations were received from
Bnai Moshe on Sunday. Jan. 10. with the Ionic Temple Concert Arthur Abramovitz.
the following:
and
the
following
officers
took
Orchestra.
or
the
chamber
music
Bradley
Stores, 14420 Mack
In memory of Sarah Rosen-
ureic from Mrs. James Rosen- the oath of office: President, Dr. group of which Mr. Dreamt is the Ave.
president,
conductor.
so
they
may
combine
Jack
Tobin.
3000 Webb Ave.
A. N. Mittlerean; vice
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Berkman.
A donation from Mrs. Maurice Jacob Balser; treasurer. Julius their studies with practical ex-
perience.
18915 Parkside. in honor of Bar-
Roth; financial secretary. Joseph
Landau.
Serious students wishing ap- bara Ann and Frances Gait Berk-
In memory of Mr. &hulling, Steiner; recording secretary, Mrs-
father of Mrs. Herman Hoextei. Heiman. Following the installa- pointments may call Vinewood man.
tion the banquet took place and 1-0658 daily, from 5 to IS p. m..
from Mrs. J. Meyer Berries.
An alumni committee of Denver
was attended by a few hundred or the school. Fitzroy 1412.
University is readying a big blast
People.
Music for this occasion
Did you know that screen star
Ross Alexander, who committed was furnished by the Silagyi Gyp• Emir, DOUBLE-MELLOW OW against the university for accept-
•••141 Cigarette. with yew Awe ing • load of Nazi books.
ay. orchestra.
seic.de, was a Don-Aryan!

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Mrs. H. H. Prenzlauer called a
meeting of the Detroit Sunshine
Club on Wednesday. Jan. 6, at
the Schrieber Apts., 1008 Jeffers
son Ave., Miami Beach, Fla., for
the election of officers for the
current season. The meeting was
attended by the following De-
troiters:
Mesdames H. Berger, Sally
Coleman, Mary Harris, Girsela
N e w I a n d e r, Isidore Feldman,
Harry Love, H. Freedman, Ra-
cine, Ann Weinbeck, D. Feldman,
Lena Rosenthal, Mary Gordon.
Abe Robinson, J. Brasch, William
Morse, Fannie Strause, S. Feld-
man, H. II. Prenzlauer, J. Freed-
man, Harold Rosenzweig.
The following officers were
elected for the season of 1937:
Mrs. II. II. Prenzlauer, honor-
ary p r esi den t; Mrs. Fannie
Strause, president; Mrs. Ann
Weinbeck, first vice-president;
Mrs. Mary Gordon, second vice-
president; Mrs. Kornack, treas-
urer; Mrs. Harold Rosenzweig,
secretary; Mrs. II. Love, chair-
man of hostesses.
It is the intention of the club
to meet weekly for eociel enjoy-
ment. Therefore, Detroiters, upon
arrival at Miami Beach, are urged
to get in touch with Mrs. Fannie
Strause, Robert Fulton Apts.
1535 Pennsylvania Ave.
Mrs. S. Feldman gave a dona-
tion to the club.

Nazis Unloose Barrage

BERLIN (WNS) — A violent
barrage has been unloosed in the
Nazi press as a result of the or-
ganization of a boycott in the
United States against the Brad-
dock-Schmeling fight by the Non-
Sectarian Anti-Nazi League. The
official German news agency car-
ried a dispatch from New York
declaring that members of the
League are the "most iniquitous
Jews of New York City" and as-
serting that the boycott was =H.
voted by the fear that Schmeling
might win the championship. The
dispatch also said that "the boy-
cott expresses bitter hatred, im-
potent rage and envy of the Jew-
mob which has been forced to
recognize that its boycott of Ger-
man goods has failed." The An-
gruff reports from New York that
the boycott is "malicious and
crazy" while the Nachtausgabe
says that "racially conscious
Americans are too much interested
in the outcome of the battle of
their countryman against Schmel-
ing to permit the Jewish Marxists
gang to cheat them out of this
sport event."
Schmeling himself issued an ap-
pear to American fair play, as-
serting "I believe the American
public is too fair to be influenced
by a political campaign against
a sportsman like me who never
went in for politics."

41,202, as compared with 38,146
in 1935.

Jews are "Christ•Killers"—Theme
of French Film Shown in N. Y.

NEW YORK (WNS) — "Gol-
gotha, a French-produced pic-
ture dealing with the life of Jesus
and in which the keynote is that
Jews are "Christ-killers" is being
shown privately in New York in
anticipation of public exhibition
early in February. The film is
being distributed by the Golgotha
Corporation, 620 Fifth Ave., and
the exhibition is being handled by
a Captain George McCloud
Baynes. The picture is expensive-
ly produced and contains music.
The conviction and imprison-
ment of Erich Herman Krbger,
an American citizen, in Germany
on a charge of rassenschande
without representation by counsel
is being protested to the State
Department and the German con-
sulate in New York by Joseph
Goldstein, counsel to the Volun-
teer Public Defender Committee
of Kings County. Kruger was ar-
rested in Bremen in December
1935 and convicted last April and
sentenced to 16 months in prison.
A plea to the Rev. Dr. William
11. Jarnegen, president of the
National Sunday School and Bapt-
ist Youth Congress, to cancel
plans for a tour of Germany by
members of his organization while
they are attending the second
Youth International Baptist Con-
gress in Zurich, Switzerland, has
been communicated to him by the
Joint Boycott Council. Dr. Jar-
negen's attention is called to per-
secution of the Christian religion
in Germany and he is urged not
to give comfort to those who are
assailing Ch., imenity by taking
Baptists into Germany. It is un-
derstood that Dr. Jarnegen has
received similar protests from
many prominent American Chris-
tian groups.

New Paper Combats French-
Canadian Jew-Baiting

MONTREAL (WNS)—To com-
bat the anti-Semitic agitation of
certain French-Canadian papers,
the Unity and Good Will Associ-
ation of Canada has started a
publication of Le Droit de Vivre
(The Right to Live), a magazine
edited in French by Arthur La-
rose. In addition to its title the
Periodical carries the slogan
"men are born free and equal in
their rights," and "liberty and
democracy are indivisible.

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Swiss Court Deplores Nazi Treat-
ment of Jews

CIIUR, Switzerland (WNS)-
"The solution of the Jewish prob-
lem sought by the Reich showed
results which made painful im-
pressions on the Swiss, who com-
pare these results to their own
conception of liberty of the in-
dividual and conscience," the
Grisons cantonal court declared
in a statement explaining that it
did not take into consideration
the Nazi persecution of Jews in
handing down the 18-year prison
sentence imposed recently on Da-
vid Frankfurter, Yugoslav ian
Three Jews Slain
Jewish
student, for the murder of
WARSAW (WNS) — Poland's
first 1937 pogrom claimed four the Swiss Nazi leader Wilhelm
Gustloff.
lives when three Jewish shopkeep-
ers and a farm woman were
killed, and 19 other Jews injured, !Rumanian Jews Flee Small Towns
four of them probably fatally, in I BUCHAREST (WNS)—Threat-
Czyczew, a town near Bialystok, ened with mass murder by the
scene of one of the most sangui- Cuzists, 100 Jewish families, vir-
nary pogroms in Jewish history. tually the entire Jewish popula-
The outbreak, which began with tion, evacuated the town of Fro-
the plundering and demolition of tuts, in the Radautz region, leav-
every one of the 53 Jewish-owned ing behind only a handful of poor
shops in town, was the result of Jews who had nowhere else to go.
the local populace's rage against The Jews in Stroya have also been
the arrest of two notorious anti- warned to leave town within five
Semites of the vicinity for leading days on pain of being murdered.
a previous attack on the Jews of The Jewish population in the Ra-
Czyczew. The two anti-Semites dautz area has appealed to the
had been interned in a concentra- Jewish leaders in Bucharest to
tion camp and the assault on the intervene in their behalf with the
Jewish community was an act of central government.
revenge. Armed with s tick s,
scythes and picks, a mob of 200 Lady Houston's Death Hits Mos.
peasants, including Many women,
ley 's Election Campaign
raged through the Jewish quar-
LONDON (WNS)—The recent
ter. The Christian woman who death of Lady Houston, Great
was killed was the victim of an Britain's wealthiest woman, may
accident, having been killed by • paralyze Sir Oswald Mosley's plan
policeman's gun which went off to name 400 Fascist candidates
accidentally. Forty-two members for the next parliamentary elec.
of the mob, many of whom are tion. Lady Houston, who had been
members of the extreme anti- urging former King Edward as
Semitic National Radical Party, dictator in her weekly review, is
were arrested. Armed troops are reported to have promised Mosley
now patrolling Czyczew to pre- $1,000,000 to finance his election
vent a renewal of the violence. campaign and agreed to include
The Jewish population of Czyczew that sum in her will. An intensive
and the neighboring towns are in search for her will has failed to
a panic, fearing further outbreaks. disclose it and consequently Mos-
Emphaaisiee that only emig. ley may not get anything. The
ration to Palestine eaa solve the
Fascist leader has announced that
problem of Polish Jewry, M.
Lady Houston's failure to leave
l`lisidnalkovski, titular leader of
a will does not affect his election
the Polish Socialists. announced
plans but it is known that he has
that kis party would Ihenalforth
no other large sources of revenue
firmer
attitude
toward
needed
to underwrite an election
adopt •
cam union,
anti.Semitimm. la • press inter.
Fas-
?kw ln said that Polish
Sir Oswald Mosley's anti-Sem-
itic blackshirts are now the laugh-
cist, and roactionarios are using
anti-Semitism as a mask for
ing stock of England as the result
their plots &salsa the Polish
of the disclosure in the Liberal
press that a number of needy
republic. In reply to this dodo-
ration thol central committs..4
blackshirts had applied for aid to
the Polish Zionists announced
the Jewish soup kitchen in Man-
chester. According to a report in
that Zionists would support all
left wing parties in future elec-
the Evening Star the Fascists
tions because they are the solo
were given the same treatment
as other applicants despite the
opposseats of anti-Semitism.
was
Zionist.
fact that their affiliations were
Marini Meisel, a
officially announced as the govern- known.
ment's commissioner to take over Act t. Aid German Jewish Ref.-
the affairs of the Warsaw Jewish
The tragic plight of German
community. Meisel's appointment
is said to be temporary and valicliJeivish refugees in Spain is ex-
only until the warring parties I erected to be eased as a result of
in the community reach an amic- I representation made in their be-
able and workable agreement. I half by the World Congress to
— Sir Neil Malcolm, League of Na-
German. Polish Jo.. Load in Visaltions High Commissioner for Ger-
Application,
man Refugees, and the Spanish
WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS) ambassador in London. Sir Neil
—The anxiety of German and agreed to take up the perecution
Polish Jews to enter the United of these refugees by General
States as quota immigrants was Franco with the Learnt of Na-
revealed by the State Department tions while the Spanish ambassa-
when it announced that 48 per dor promised a spokesman of the
cent of the 248',221 applicants World Jewish Congress that his
who had roistered for quota im- government would attempt to dif-
migration visas to the United ferentiate between the German
Statue at American consular of- Jewish emigres and the pro-Nazi
fices for the fiscal year ended June Germans in Spain. The Spanish
30, 1936, were from Germany and envoy explained that the Loyalists
Poland. The State Department had hitherto made no distinction
also reported that 35 per cent of between Germans and were hold-
the 41,202 visa granted during ing all of them as hostages. He
the period for quota and non- expalined that hereafter his rev-
quota visas. or 6,978. were Ger- ernment would permit all refaces.,
mans. Total immigration for the I-Deckled for by the High Commis-
period, including quota and non- stoner and the World Jewish Con-
quota immigrants, amounted to gross to leave Spain.

Jews Paraded, Tied in Chains

BERLIN (WNS) — Tied to-
gether with heavy chains, the 10
richest Jews in the town of Zoest,
near Dortmund, were publicly
paraded through the streets with
signs around their necks reading
"we betrayed the peasants." Al-
though this outrage was commit-
ted on orders from local Nazi
officials. the 10 Jews were later
released without any charges be-
ing preferred against them.

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