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NATIONAL LOYALTY
DAYS ON OCT. 2, 3
oliNCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE).
up
to include representatives from
each Protestant denomination,
Jewe, and Catholics, the mayor
or his appointee, and representa-
tives from each civic group, such
Co Kiwanis, Rotary, Clvitan,
Chamber of Commerce, ete.
President Roosevelt has issued
the following proclamation urg•
ing the observance of Loyalty
Days:
Our nation was founded by
God-fearing men and women
and religious faith and devotion
have characterised our people
throughout all the years, To-
day, when we are facing no
many national and international
problems, we must not fail to
look for guidance and wisdom
to the All Highest Who has di-
rected our steps In the past.
All our material advancement
will be in vain unless it is ■ c-
complished by an understand-
in g and appreciation of the
In this
things of the spirit.
search to know the Divine Will
our institutions of religion have
led the way and we shall not
rely in vain upon their leader.
ship in the days ahead.
I, therefore, gladly once
more recommend to the people
of the Uniter States the observ-
ance of Loyalty Days on Oct.
2 and 3, and I urge them to re-
pair on those days to their
houses of worship. Thus shall
we rebuild the spiritual fires
and strengthen the abiding
foundations of our nation.
Governor Frank Murphy issued
the following proclamation on
Loyalty Days:
Whereas, the world is now
passing through one of the great-
est changes in history and there
Is a growing conviction that the
great scientific, economic and so-
cial development of the times
may prove of doubtful perma-
nent value union there can be
commensurate strengthening of
the moral and spiritual welfare
of the majority; and
Whereas, spiritual recovery
through the maintenance of our
spiritual ideals, moral standards
and character-building institu-
tions is no less important than
the recovery of economic pros-
perity; and
Whereas, our city, state and
nation have acknowledged and
recognized the constant need of
divine guidance in the fulfillment
of our ideals;
Now, therefore, I, Frank Mur-
phy. governor of the State of
Michigan, hereby proclaim Satur-
day and Sunday, Oct. 2 and 3,
1937, as Loyalty Days. and do
urge that all of our citizens re-
gardless of creed, attend church
on those days, and participate in
the special services planned for
the days.
RENEW ANTI-NAZI
BOYCOTT EFFORTS
(CONCLUDED FROM P4GE ONE)
stocking earls merehandim would be as
anew. merchandising
National Anti-N•si Week
NEW YORK. — At a confer-
ence of the actions committee of
the Joint Boycott Council of the
American Jewish Congress and
the Jewish Labor Committee, it
was decided to hold an anti-Nazi
week which will be a reply to
the celebrations and propagan-
dist activities of Nazi groups in
this country.
According to a statement issued
to the press by Dr. Joseph Ten-
enbaum and B. C. Vladeck, co-
chairmen of the Joint Boycott
Council, plans have already been
laid for a display of unity among
all the anti-Nazi elements in this
country. During the anti-Nazi
week it is planned to hold mass
meetings in all the larger cities
of the country, culminating with
a large demonstration in New
York.
The Joint Boycott Council, ae-
cording to the statement, is or-
ranging to have thousands of He-
brew school children distribute
buttons bearing the legend "I
Boycott Nazi Germany." Several
student organizations and teach-
ers' unions have already signaled
their willingness to co-operate.
Literature depicting present
conditions in Germarq, as well
of Nazism to de-
as the menace
Pre-
mocracy and peace, is being
department
pared by the research connection,
this
the
council.
In
of
detailed report of Nazi activi-
ties in this country, will be pub-
a
lished.
con-
National broadcasts are
templated and amngements have
been made with stations
already
in and about New York for daily
broadcasts during the week.
According to the statement the
anti-Nazi week will take place
during the second week in ?so-
vember. Arrangements and co-
committees have al-
ready been appointed.
ordinating
MEET THE NEW LORD ROTHSCHILD
(CONCLUDED FROM PAOB ONE)
with banking. And unlike the
second Lord, the present title-
holder is a stranger to the Jew.
Ish scene.
Born on Oct. 31, 1910, a few
months after the death of his
grandfather's intimate friend,
King Edward VII, Victor Roth-
schild was destined to succeed to
his grandfather's title from the
day of his father's death in 1923,
when the future lord was just
observing his Bar Mitzvah. Vic•
for was in his first year at liar•
row, one of England's most fa-
mous preparatory schools. when
his father, Nathaniel Charles,
youngest son of the first Lord
Rothschild, committed suicide out
of fear of approaching insanity.
Whether it was his father's tragic
death or the influence of his
uncle, the second Lord Rothschild,
Victor, never evinced any liking
for finance. As the sole heir of
his father's brother, the late Lord
Walter Lionel, Victor found him•
self attracted to science, in which
his uncle had already distin-
guished himself, rather than to
banking, for which the second
Lord had evinced a marked dis-
taste.
At Harrow, Victor made quite
a reputation as a cricket player,
starring In the Eton-liarrow
match, one of the most sacred
fixtures of London's annual so•
dal season. At Cambridge he
distinguished himself as a schol-
ar, specializing in biology, After
his graduation he served notice
on the family that he was deter-
mined to follow in his uncle'%
footsteps and make science his
career. But after much pleading
by his mother, Victor agreed to
give banking a try. And in 1932,
he came to the United States for
several months as a clerk in the
office of J. P. Morgan & Com•
pany. This brief excursion into
a realm that had made the name
of Rothschild synonymous with
wealth definitely decided Victor
to stick to his original determina-
tion to become a biologist. Upon
his return to England ho became
research fellow in biophysics at
Trinity College, Cambridge, a post
he still holds.
Victim of Anti-Semitism
sires until the death of his uncle
made him Lord Rothschild and
saddled him with all the burdens
that title carries with it. Al-
though the holder of the Rothschild
title has usually been the ac-
cepted lay leader of British Jewry,
it Is improbable that Victor will
either want or get this responsi-
bility. The toga of Jewish lead-
ership will probably go to his
cousins, Lionel and Anthony, who
manage the Rothschild bank.
There Is also some doubt as to
whether he will relish the respon-
sibility of filling a seat in the
stodgy House of Lords. Victor
is the sort of person who would
be happier as plain Mr. Rothschild.
A tall, shy, and Blighty Byronic
figure. Victor is more at home
in his laboratory or in the zoo-
logical museum of his uncle at
Tring Park, where he spent so
many happy days in his child•
hood.
Those who know the young
Lord Rothschild will—and their
number is few—predict that the
title will make no change in the
habits or mode of living of the
curly-haired, rather good looking
felow, whose prominent nose ,
low-hanging jaw, bushy brows ,
deep-set eyes and heavy shock o f
hair cause all who meet him to
doubt that he is really a Roth-
schild. Nothing about him be -
speaks of great wealth. He i s
plain, simple and without airs.
Like allmen of science he de-
tests the limelight. . That the
Rothschild family is not happy
with the man who wears the title
goes without saying. But remem -
bering that his uncle, the second
lord, was a man of similar ideas
and habits, they are probably re-
conciled to the idea of the new
breed of Lord Rothschild.
Rabbi J: S. Sperka's
Yom Kippur Sermons
On Yom Kippur Eve, at Ko l
Nidre, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of
Congregation Bnal David, Elm -
hurst at 14th, will occupy the
pulpit and deliver the sermon.
The subject of the sermon is "A
Human Vow," and on Yom Kip-
pur before Yiskor Rabbi Sperka's
sermon will be entitled "I speak
for the Silent."
It was In the summer of 1934
that Victor first broke into the
world's headlines. Entering a COUZENS INVITES
popular London road house.. the
NATIONAL PARLEY
management asked him whether
OF J. N. F. HERE
he was a Jew. When the heir
to the Rothschild barony said yes,
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
the manager explained that he
was unable to serve him. Where- Boa; Moshe on Thursday eve-
upon Victor left the place. The
ning, Sept. 16.
incident was brought to public
Organizations and congrega-
notice when a speaker at a sum- tions selecting representatives on
mer school conference mentioned the reception. committee are
that a prominent Jew has been urged to send their names and
discriminated against at a road addresses, to Miss Rose Green-
house. Inquiry revealed the iden- wald, secretary of the Jewish
tity of the Jew and Rothschild National Fund Council of De-
confirmed it, with the comment troit, 1044 Penobscott Bldg.,
that it sounds rather like Nazi Cherry 6559.
Germany, doesn't it?" Thus, he
became the first Rothschild in
modern times to become a per HOST OF FRIENDS
Ronal victim of anti-Semitism
HONOR ELLMANN
Nevertheless, the present Lord
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
Rothschild has kept aloof from
.
—
Jewish affairs. No Jewish or-
ganization or movement can were delivered by Mrs. Joseph II.
Ehrlich,
Vincent
Giuliano, editor
boast that it enjoys the patron-
age or membership of Victor of the Italian Tribune; W. R.
Lane, commissioner of Highland
Rothschild.
This is not intimate that he Park, who brought greetings from
has strayed from the Rothschild the government of the commun-
tradition of proud adherence to ity in which Mr. Ellmann resided
Judaism. On the contrary, in for 25 years; Fred M. Butzel,
December, 1933, when the fut- Philip Slomovitz and Erwin Ell-
ure Lord Rothschild married, he mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
wed Miss Barbara Hutchinson, I. Ellmann. who spoke for the
only daughter of St. John Hutch- family.
ingson, a prominent barrister and
Music for the evening was pre-
public official. But in keeping sented by a trio consisting of
with the Rothschild family law Sam Bistritsky, violinist; Harry
that male members of the clan Bietritsky, cellist, and Russell
must not marry outside of the Bell, pianist.
Jewish faith unless their brides
Presenting Mr. Butzel las toast-
embrace Judaism, Miss Hutchin• master of the/evening, Mr. Slomo-
son was converted to the faith of vitz, speaking for the committee
the Rothschilds. The wedding was on arrangements, read a number
solemnized at Tring Park, the of greetings from organizations
famous estate of the second Lord and individuals. Among those
Rothschild, with Rabbi Ephraim sending telegrams and letters of
Levine officiating. Oddly enough congratulation to Mr. Ellmann
it was also Rabbi Levine who of- were: Patrick II. O'Brien, Dr. Is-
ficiated at the funeral of the sec- rael Goldstein, president of the
ond Lord Rothschild. Unlike Jewish National Fund of Amer-
other Rothschild weddings, Vic- ica; Dr. Leo M. Franklin. Rabbi
tor's was a simple affair, attend- Leon Pram, Ben F. Goldman, in
ed only by a few friends and behalf of Pisgah Lodge of Baal
kinsmen. He had no stomach for Brith; Detroit chapter of Hades-
the lavish and gaudy shows which sah, William Hordes, president of
had been staged at the weddings Arlosoroff branch of Jewish Na-
of his cousins. Barbara Hutch- tional Workers Alliance; Leon
inson became the presumptive Kay from Saratoga Springs, New
Baroness Rothschild without bene- York; Judge Vincent M. Brennan,
fit of the presence of royalty and Mr. Ellmann's office force. William
diplomats who had graced the B. Isenberg from Hunter, N. Y.;
weddings of other Rahschilds.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pregerson,
Like her husband, Baroness Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Whitman,
Rothschild is also a scientist. Un- Bee and Bill Kretatke, Victoria
til Victor Inherited the title the and Sol Lifsitz, Miriam and Lionel
young couple lived in Cambridge Fink, Pauline and Harry Jackson,
without ostentation, working to- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Isaacs,
gether in their laboratory. They Professor and Mrs. Samuel M.
have two children, a daughter Levin, Morris Klaus, Mr. and Mrs.
born in 1934. and a son, who will A. J. Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. David
some day become the fourth Lord B. Werbe, Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
Rothschild, born In 1936.
ice Garrett, Kay and Malka
Last April Victor again made Gage, Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell L.
the headlines when he announced Black, Congregation Bnal Moshe,
his intention of gelling the world- Sam Ellmann of New York, Mr.
famous Rothschild art collection, Ellmann's brother; Ben and So-
which had been housed in a com- phia Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. Maur-
bined museum and mansion, built ice Aronsson. David S. Zemon,
by his great-grandfather, Lionel Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morris, Joe
Nathan Rothschild, who started Kahen, 0. II. Sugerman, Harry
the collection. Sole owner of Rosman, Daniel L. Tickton, Mr.
art treasures that included price• and Mrs. Simon Shetzer, Earl
I em specimens of period furniture, J. Demel, A. C. Lappin, Henry
Gobelin tapestries, painting of Meyers, Myron A. Keys, Henry
the old Dutch and Flemish mas- and Cornelia Doner,,Mr. and Mrs.
ters, and pictures by Reynolds J. W. Frank, William Friedman,
and Gainsborough, Victor dispos- Ida, Schmarya and Bernice Klei-
ed of them in order to be free man, Nan Mayer, Henry Rogers,
to enjoy the academic peace of Marion and Billy Find.
Cambridge. The public sale.
Mr. Ellmann responded to the
spread over seven days, was one many greetings in a touching ad-
of the most Important events in dress in whirls he reviewed nu-
art history. Art experts from merous community activities of
every corner of the world throng- the past few years.
ed the historic buildinig on Pic-
Serving on the committee of
cadilly Street, which stands next arrangements for the dinner with
door to the residence of the Duke Mr. Slomovitx were Israel David-
of Wellington, to whom the house son, Abraham Cooper, Maurice
of Rothschild gave financial back- Safir, Fred Klein, M•arlee
ing in his campaign against Na• Schwartz and Lawrence W. Crohn.
poleon. So great was the inter-
est in the sale that the British National Fend Receives 025,000
Broadcasting Corporation broad-
Legacy
cast the proceedings that stripped
be furnishings from the Roth-
TEL AVIV. — (WNS-Palcor
schild mansion and enriched Vie- Agency)—A house and lot in Tel
t or Rothschild by half a million Aviv worth £5,000 have been
enonyrnonaly donated to the Jew-
d ollars.
The sale over, Victor lapsed ish National Fund as a. living
back into the obscurity he so de- legacr•
HOLY DAY MESSAGES
URGE REICH JEWS
TO BE COURAGEOUS
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
the German ambassador,
formal memorandum.
in a
Riot Ends First Meetings of New
Mexican Anti-Semitic Group
MEXICO CITY (WNS)—The
first public meeting of the newly
organized Mexican National Van-
guard, an anti-Semitic and anti-
Communist organization founded
to replace the illegal Gold Shirts,
was broken up by gunfire and
rioting in which five persona were
seriously injured. Shooting broke
out just as a large crowd of men
and women has assembled to hear
violent anti-Jewish orations.
Among those injured was Reuben
M. Padres, president of the Van-
guard.
V. F. W. Urges Probe of Nazi
Propaganda
BUFFALO, N. Y. (WNS)—The
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States bdame the first
major veterans organizations to
go on record as favoring a sweep-
ing investigation of Nazi and Fas-
cist propaganda in this country,
when its 38th annual convention
adopted a resolution calling for
an inquiry into Nazi, fascist and
communist activites and propa-
ganda.
Canadian Customs Officials Halt
Truckload of Nazi Propaganda
MONTREAL (WNS)—A truck
loaded with thousands of copies
of a 92-page anti-Semitic bro-
chure entitled "A Key to the Mys-
tery" was stopped by Canadian
customs officials at it was about
to cross the' Canadian-American
border into the United States
about 50 miles from Montreal.
The consignment was destined
for Col. E. N. Sanctuary, Ameri-
can anti-Bemite, at 156 Fifth
Ave., New York City. Investi-
gation by the Canadian Jewish
Congress has established that the
Canadian Nazis • are trying. to
make Montreal the clearing house
for the distribution of Nazi pro-
paganda. To cover up their ac-
tivities they have organized the
French-Canadian Women's League
to combat communism, which is
functioning as an export agency
for Nazi propaganda. Heading
the league are Miss Arcand. a
sister of Adrien Arcand, Mon-
treal - Jew-baiter, and Mrs. J. J.
Lambert, wife of D. J. J. Lam-
bert, who is said to be the real
Nazi fuehrer in Canada. Mil-
lions of copies of the brochure,
printed in French and England,
are understood to have been sent
to him for distribution.
Reveal Nazi Consul in Shanghai
Aids Jewish Refugees
SHANGHAI (WNS)—The un-
believable fact that German-Jew-
ish refugees trapped in war-strick-
en Shanghai are being aided by
the German consulate here was
revealed by Rabbi Jacob M. Al-
kow, formerly of San Diego,
Calif., who is serving as the rep-
resentative of Jewish organiza-
tions in behalf of Jewish refu-
gees in Chinas Addressing la
Rotary Club meeting, Rabbi Al-
kow said that the German con-
sulate had assisted a Rabbi Wild-
man and seven other Jewish refu-
gees to get to Manila. The con-
sulate is paying the expenses of
refugee* fleeing from the war
area, Rabbi Alkow declared.
Anti-Fascist Veterans'
Group In
England Disbands
LONDON (WNS)—Having ac-
complished a major job of com-
batting fascism in England, espe-
cially in the East End of London,
the Ex . Servicemen's National
Movement, founded early in 1936
to mobilize war veterans against
fascism, has disbanded in order
to eliminate friction with the
British Legion and other older
veterans' organizations. The move-
ment had a membership of over
5.000. In announcing the dis-
solution, M. Harris, president.
said that the :movement had at-
tracted the most active supporters
of democracy from the British
Legion, thus leaving the field
comparatively free in the Legion
to advocates of fascism. It is
understood that most members of
the Ex -Servicemen's National
Movement will join the Legion.
Borough President Levy Will
Not Spit in Nazi-Made
Spittoon
NEW YORK (WNS) —The
anti-Nazi boycott was extended
to expectoration (spitting to
you) when Borough President
Samuel Levy indignantly re-
jected a consignment of Ger•
man-made cuspidors (spittoons
to you) received at his office
from the Municipal Bureau of
Purchases. Unwrapping one of
the cuspidors, Mr. Levy was
stunned to find that its bottom
was decorated with a swastika
and a label reading "made in
Germany." H. immediately
ordered the bureau of pur-
chases to take the cuspidors
back.
had entered the country illegally. Non-Jew Named Commissar
enor Cantos said an investigation
of Rome Kehillah
of the status of Jewish immi-
grants ordered by President Car-
ROME (WNS) — A non-jew,
denas had definitely established
Signor Manturi, has been ap-
that there was no basis for the
pointed
emergency director of the
charges against them.
Rome Jewish community by Pre-
mier Mussolini. II Duce selected
Benny Friedman, City College a non-Jew in order to settle an
football coach, is going on the air internal fight in the kehillah be-
in the fall.
tween Zionists and anti - Zionists.
muirahis. contritniv
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Health Union Drafts Sanitary
Measures for Jews In Event
of European War
PARIS (WNS)—Warned that
a new European war would ser-
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millions of Jews to an even great-
er degree than the last war,
speakers at the 25th anniversary
congress of the OSE, internation-
al society for the preservation of
the health of the Jews in East-
ern Europe, laid before the 100
delegates a comprehensive pro-
gram for providing medical and
sanitary relief for the Jews in the
event of a European war.
Interior Ministry Finds Mexican
Jewish Immigrants Enter-
ed Legally
MEXICO CITY (WNS)—Jew-
ish immigrants now resident in
Mexico are legally In the country
and have the right to engage in
any and all honorable professions
and accupations, Vice-Minister of
the Interior Cisneros Cantos de-
clared in an open letter to the
newspaper Excelsior which had
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