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March 5, 1937

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The organisation committee of
picture, "Twenty-Three Years of
whose constituency numbers ap- WOMEN ORGANIZED
Salvage" at their meet- the Allied Jewish Campaign con-
proximately 500,000 have con-
FOR COMING DRIVE Human
ings.
sists of Myron A. Keys, chairman,
GUARD AND
sented to join the committee of
The next month was designated Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Abraham
co-sponsors, which is acting to-
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YOUR • BE
as Education Month, during which Srere, Abraham .1. Lachover, Max
gether
with
the
American
Jewish
EYES • SAFE
Congress and the Jewish Labor vith for the solicitations of the time organizations were requested Nusbaum, William Sandler and
With Health-Lite Glasses
Committee in arranging the dem- special "Sacrifice and Give" pledg- to avail themselves of Allied Jew-
Harry Levine,
onstration.
es. Mrs. Harvith's proposal met ish Campaign speakers.
port
of
numbers
of
Christian
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where a number of Christian stu-
Behind the demonstration, too , with the approval of the gathered
students, the Jews are fighting
dents publicly embraced Jewish to preserve not only their own stand organized Jewish workers leaders who felt that the coopera-
from American Jewish Joint
students who have been isolated rights bpt those of Jewish stu- in the metropolitan area number- tion of many more women will
Distribution Committee repre-
ing more than 2,000.000, whose thus be enrolled this year.
in so-called ghetto seats and dents in all the Polish universi- labor unions have joined the Com-
We have a complete line of
sentatives that from 5,000,000
Elea examined, glasses fitted
The conference decided that each
by registered specialists at a
to 6,000,000 Jews in Europe laboratories and announced for ties. It is a generally accept. mittee of Sponsors.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, COMMUNITY
one of the organizations should be
ed
fact
that
on
the
outcome
all
to
hear
that
"we
are
ashamed
u can afford to pay.
are facing expulsion or direct
price
AND ROGERS SILVERWARE, AT A GREAT SAVING.
The organizations on the com- asked to select a committee of at
for you." Similar occurrences are of the struggle in Vilna de-
poverty.
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mittee of co-sponsors include the least five captains who will be re-
U
The report from Paris em- reported in other universities ponds the fate of the Jewish Independent Brith Abraham. the sponsible for solicitations among
11)1I REASONABLE AND SATISFACTORY RESULTS
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
phasized that the high figure of where some Christian students are students throughout the coun- Independent Order Brith Sholom, their own members during March
Kinser*,
or.
111ehisso
Are.
nest to
impoverished and humiliated Jews voicing their protest against anti- try. Sensing this, the Vilna Federation of Palestine Jews, and April. These captains will also
is due to the rising anti-Semitism Jewish classmates. These liberal Jewish students have pledged Federation of Polish Jews, Hades- be utilized for the purpose of solic-
in Poland and other countries, students, who have been going themselves not to give up the sail, United Rumanian Jews of iting men's groups for which no
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Dr. Bernhard Kahn, European di- out of their way to sit beside their strike or the boycott until their America, Women's League for
rector of the Joint Distribution Jewish classmates. have been equality is guaranteed. At the Palestine, Societe Israelite Fran- captains will be available.
Mrs. Maurice Landau's proposal
Committee, is quoted in the cable treatened with social ostracism University of Lemberg 1,000 caise, Pioneer Women's Organiza-
from Paris as stating that mass and boycott by the terrorists. The Jewish students assembled in tion, National Council of Young that each organization be called
Jewish
Students'
House
in
Vilna
the Jewish Students' Home and
upon to make a pledge in the name
pogroms in Poland on a scale
Israel, Union of Orthodox Jewish
comparable with those in Czarist has been flooded with anonymous began • hunger strike as a pro- Congregations of America, Jewish of the society during the month of
letters
of
sympathy
in
which
test against the effort to insti-
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Russias in the 1880's and first
Socialist Labor Party, Peale Zion, April was adopted.
TOWN AT . . .
decade of the present century are Christian students apologize for tote ghetto cl in Polish Order Sons of Zion, Mizrachi Or-
Tho conference was addressed
universities.
possible unless the Polish govern- their anti-Semitic classmates.
by
Mrs.
Joseph
II.
Ehrlich.
ganization, Jewish National Work-
Standing firm in their refus-
ment changes its attitude toward
Anti-Semitism received one of ers Alliance, Federation of Hun- Open blouse at Home for Aged
the Jews. "Never during my 20 al to occupy the special seats Its few setbacks of recent years garian Jews, Zionist Organization,
An invitation was extended to
years of relief work for the Euro- set aside for them or to attend in Poland when the Union of the International Ladies Garment women's groups to participate in
pean Jewish population have I the so-called ghetto laboratory
Workers
of
America,
the
Dress-
the
open house to be held for the
classes,
Jewish
students
at
the
9696 GRAND RIVER
Polish Athletic Clubs, the equiva- makers Joint Board, the Cloakmak-
seen more misery or greater de-
Home for the Aged early in
Near Livernois
spair among Jews than in my University of Vilna have or- lent of the Amateur Athletic Un- I ers Joint Board, the Amalgamat- new
April. At that time the community
ganized
•
boycott
of
such
ion in the United States, over- ed Clothing Workers of Amer- will be invited to inspect the new
AUTHORIZED
classes and • stand-up strike in
0 heads with but a recent trip." he said.
whelmingly rejected a motion to ica, the United Hebrew Trades, structure and visitors will be
rooms. Braving the
ngle thought; two Christians Show Sympathy with lecture
the Millinery Hat and Cap Mak- asked to inscribe their names in
exclude
Jews
and
Jewish
clubs.
wrath
of
anti-Semitic
students
Hounded Jewish Students
The motion was introduced at ers Union, the Painters District a special book to be purchased by
and professors, the Jews ars
ears that beat it as one —
DEALER
WARSAW. — (WNS) — That
the annual convention by clubs Council and Locals, the Furriers the Women's Auxiliary of the
now standing up during all
anything to get there first! not all Polish students are anti- classes
SALES — SERVICE — PARTS
representing the National Radi- Union, the Workmen's Circle, the Home for the Aged. This book will
despite threats of ex-
Semitic is evident by the report
Irv.
Schreiber
Forward Association and the Jew- remain permanently at the home.
Out of line! Into line! We from the University of Vilna pulsion. With the growing sup- cals and National Democrats.
Gcn'l Mr.
HOGARTH 9698
ish Socialist Verband.
Organizations were urged to
all do it! Why? Your
While American public opinion make arrangements to show the
WORLD
CHRISTIAN
is
uniting
against
Nazism,
Dr.
fault? Ills?
Robert Ley, chief of the German
LEADERS TO JOIN
Everybody needs a combination
ANTI-NAZI RALLY labor front, boldly announces once
again that Nazism is directing its
At" POIICY-110W more than evert
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efforts against Jewry throughout
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loss of context with the soil, the
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the world and expresses the hope
KOSHER CRACKERS
Jew needs a special type of
farming means entrance into a service suited to his background, Clyde II. Smith of Maine, Will that the Nazi model will be fol-
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lowed in other countries. On Feb.
brand new occupation and orien- which no other agency, govern- M. Wittington of Missouri.
TO A GOOD START
9, the Frankfurter Zeitung quoted
tation to an entirely different mental or otherwise, can provide."
Gov. Nice's Condemnation
mode of life. That is what makes
Gov. llarry W. Nice of Mary- an interview with Dr. Ley in
Found Jobs for Refugees
land unequivocally condemns which he declared that the Ger-
it desirable that an agency ex-
iu
The society's farm employment Nazism, declaring to the sponsors man four-year plan is directed
ists to which Jewish farm buyers
oldest specialized farm em- of the demonstration: "I ern ut- "against international Jewry and
can turn for guidance." During "the
terly and absolutely opposed to international business magnates
1930, close to a thousand people ployment agency in the country,"
('IIF:Btli 1000
young Jews the opportun- bigotry in every shape and form who have grasped the control of
turned to the society for advice affords
of acquiring agricultural no matter by whom practiced, in- the economic fate of peoples so
ity
on farming possibilities. Several training by actual work on farms.
if Germany succeeds in free-
Jewish farm settlements develop- Since its establishment. 18,009 dividuals, groups, church. state or that
ing herself other nations may fol-
ed in previous years have receiv- farm placements have been ef- foreign country,"
low her example."
Sir
Norman
Angell,
distin-
ed fresh accretions. Last year fected. This year positions were
German Americans in this coun-
the society was also confronted found for a number of German guished British author and lec- try will be given the opportunity
turer, winner of the Nobel
with the problem of handling In- refugees.
to assist the Fatherland in its war
Prize, has cabled the American
creasing numbers of German refu-
SUNSHINE KOSHER
Through its rural sanitation de- Jewish Congress and the Jewish upon the Jews and in its efforts
gees.
partment, the -society carries on Labor Committee, expressing to build up new totalitarian states
CRACKERS ARE MADE
The society maintains an agri- work to promote higher standards
through
the
Organization
of
Ger-
cultural education and extension of sanitation in and about the his fullest endorsement of the mans Abroad, which has just been
ESPECIALLY FOR THE
efforts of both organizations to
department. During the year farm home. During the past present to the world the given official status within Ger-
ENJOYMENT OF THE
1936, the society's staff of agri- year, 1,062 Aim visits were made menace of Hitlerism to peace, many's Foreign Office. Early this
JEWISH PEOPLE.
cultural experts made 3.009 farm in the Jewish farming districts of democracy and civilization by month, a broadcast from Ger-
visits and by means of person-to- New York. Through farm gath- reviewing the acts of the Hitler many made it clear that through
person instruction, field days, erings, public meetings, demon- regime during the past four the efforts of this now new bureau
meetings, demonstrations and ex- strations and lectures this depart- years at a great demonstration Germans abroad "who have been
tension schools, these experts ment has reached thousands of at Madison Square Garden on met with hate and ill-will. will be
given strength to be faithful to
brought up to date, scientific agri- rural folk,
March 15,
cultural information directly to
Sir Norman, who was awarded the Germany of Adolf Hitler as
In concluding the report, Dr.
the Jewish farmers' doorstep. In Davidson has the following to the Nobel Peace Prize in 1933, upright national Socialists."
addition, advice and aid were say: "No report of the society's the year in which Hitler came to
ALBANY, N. Y. (WNS)—Its
THIS YEAR MARKS THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF
given to 2,612 callers who sought work is complete without a word power, expresses his regret that
individual consultation at the so- on the broader significance of the illness prevents his personal par- own building wrecked by a $300,-
QUALITY, FRESHNESS AND KASHRUTH IN
ciety's central office. Under the society's effort. Settling a man ticipation in the demonstration. 000 fire, the Madison Avenue Re-
SUNSHINE KOSHER CRACKERS & COOKIES
society's auspices a Jewish farm on a farm, granting a farmer a Ile conveys "his deepest sympa- formed Church has accepted an
youth conference, and interstate loan. advising a farmer on his thy" with it and "every wish for offer from Temple Beth Emeth
to use its synagogue as a tempor-
conferences of Jewish poultrymen, agricultural problems—all valu- complete success."
vegetable growers and fruit rais- able services--are but means to-
In this view, Sir Norman is ary place of worship. This is
ers were held. The report points ward a larger end. That end en- joined by organizations represent- the third time since 1928 that
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to "some high marks reached by visages an ever growing body of ing 750,000,000 Jews. Outstand- Temple Beth Emeth will house a
Jewish farmers this year," for Jews living on farmsteads and ing national Jewish organizations Christian service temporarily.
C
proficiency and quality of Pro- tilling the soil. In striving toward
is
duction. The society, through this that end we believe we are ren-
department, also operates a pur- dering America and American
chasing service bureau and con- Jewry a vital service."
The directors of the society are
ducts an agricultural night school
for farm aspirants. It publishes Reuben Arkush, Eugene S. Ben-
the Jewish Farmer, the only agri- jamin. Richard S. Goldman. Jacob
cultural magazine of its kind in G. Lipman, Geofge W. Naumburg
America. To quote once more Alfred Rheinstein, Francis F. Ro-
from the report, "Because of his senbaum and Lewis L. Strauss.

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Jews, despite a comparatively
tragic history and matchless loyal-
ty to religious tradition, have been
many-sided human beings, living
in a real flesh-and-blood world, a
world always tempered by the so-
cial and cultural climate of each
age and of the people among whom
they lived."

can Jewish Joint Distribution
Committee, chief American agen-
cy for aid to Jews overseas, has
made important contributions to
Call or Phone us at our new
Jewish thought because he has
Headquarters
been able to interpret the rela-
tionships between Jewish life here
and abroad. In his talk, Mr. MRS. HELLER JOINS
Schwarz will include an account
BETH EL'S FACULTY
of the work being done by the
Joint Distribution Committee in
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alleviating distress and salvaging
and redirecting Jewish lives in student of language and literature
Eastern and Central European in European universities. She has
areas of oppression and poverty. lived in Austria, Czechoslovakia
Will Give Rive Radio Talk
There will be no admission and Rumania. At the time of her
charge and the general public is marriage to Dr. Helier, she was
cordially invited to attend the lec- studying law at the University of
Chernauti. She spoke the English
ture.
Fred M. Butzel will preside at language before she came to
America. It is one of the many
the meeting.
On the same evening, preceding languages she has mastered and
Prop.
his appearance at Shaarey Zedek, which she speaks with fluency.
Mr. Schwarz will speak on Aaron Her studies in literature led her to
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Kurland's Jewish Radio Forum, a special interest in the tole of
which is broadcast from 8:30 to the Jew in European literature.
9 p. m. every Wednesday over She has a deep and wide acquaint,
ante with the great Jewish writ-
Station WJBK.
HARVARD RECEIVES
Display of Literature and Mr. ers of the continent.
Schwarz's Book
Her course of 10 lectures at
RARE COLLECTION
Literature describing the work Beth El College will be on the
(CONCLUDED FROM PACE 1) • of various agencies supported by subject of "The Jew in Modern
the Allied Jewish Campaign of Literature." She will deal with the
early books from Salonika, besides the Jewish Welfare Federation of personalities and the works of
many from Italian presses. The Detroit will be on display in the Frans Werfel, Emil Ludwig, Ste-
collection covers virtually every Shaarey Zedek foyer before and fan Zweig, Arnold Zweig, B. Kel-
field of ancient Ilebrew learning, after Mr. Schwarz's lecture.
lerman, Leonard Frank, Mu
such as Bible, Talmud, philosophy, On display also be Mr. Schwarz's
r o d, Jakob Wasserman and
ethics, codes, response, Cabala, great book, "The Jewish Caravan." others.
philology, poetry and liturgy.
The display will be In charge of
The Temple library will reserve
The library of the Jewish Theo Miss Mettle Baron of the J. L.
logical Seminary, which is re- Hudson Co. book department. Mr. a special shelf of the English
translations
of the works of these
garded as the world's most exten- Schwarz will be pleased to auto-
students
sive collection of source material graph his book on Wednesday eve- writers for the use of the
of
this
class.
on Jewish literature, retains such ning.
Faculty
Joins
Rabbi
L
volumes from the Enelow He-
"Th. Jewish C
Another new instructor to join
braise as are not duplicated In Its
"The Jewish Caravan" is one of
other collections. With the $10,000 the most important volumes issued the faculty of Beth El College Is
received from Mr. Littauer it will in the past few years. Being a col- Rabbi Charles B. Lesser, newly
add to the Enelow collection early lection of the most important elected rabbi of Temple Beth Is-
books and manuscripts which it stories of the past 2500 years of reel, Jackson Mich. He will re-
now lacks.
Jewish literary creations, it has place Rabbi Jerome Folkman who
The late Dr, II. G. Endow, for been hailed by outstanding critics, taught at the college during the
many years rabbi of Temple Jewish and non-Jewish, as the fall term and who has since be-
come rabbi of Temple Emanuel of
Emanu-El of New York City, was work of a great scholar.
a personal friend of Mr. Littauer.
Among the writers represented Grand Rapids.
Ile was one of the country's lead- in the more than 800 pages of Rabbi Lesser will give the spring
course In "Comparative Religion"
ing collectors of Hebrew litera- "The Jewish Caravan" are
ture, and in his will left his whole Aseh, Arnold Zweig, Ludwig on the special topic of "Judaism
wi II also
library to the seminary.
Lewisolut Luigi Pirandello, Jo- and Christianity." He Introduction
sephus, Stefan Zweig, Peres give a course in "An
Hirschbein, Chaim Nachman Bin- to Bible Literature."
Phi Sigma Lambda
Rabbi Leon Fram will continue
lik, Frans Werfel, Louis Golding,
At the last meeting of the Phi
"Current Jewish His-
Law
Lion Feuchtwanger, John Cour- his course in
Sigma Lambda National
tory."
Dr, Leo M. Franklin returns
nos,
Waldo
Frank,
Isaac
Loeb
the
following
pledges
Fraternity,
from his vacation in Florida to
were unanimously voted into the Perez, David Pinski, S. J. Agnott continue his course in "The Jew-
and
practically
every
Jewish
writer
Jo-
Maxwell
Lowe,
organisation:
ish Interpretation of the New
any significance.
Rabbi Elmer Berger
seph Lindenbaum and Fred Mel- of There
are also selections from Testament."
willgive two courses, one in "The
darer.
Talmud, from the Agada, from
Plans are now being made by the
Isr
► el" and the other
As Prophets of
Herbert Burdick for initiation to the New and Old Testaments.
his preface, in "Current Books of Jewish In-
be held oa Sunday afternoon. the author states In than
terest"
Rabbi
Eric
Friedland will
a com-
e Dexter Club Ex- "this book is more
teach "Jewish Customs and Cere-
Marsh Mi stetag
ile rituals of pilation of stories; it la a collective monies" and "Modern Jewish His-
portrait of the Jewish people, and
Pike will con-
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