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Segregation of Jews as
Harmful to Poland

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ANTI-JEWISH BOYCOTT
GAINS IN INTENSITY

Pickets Arrested; Paderew-
ski's Party Joins the
Anti-Semites

Palestine Jews Favor
Partition; Only Choice

NEW YORK. — (WNS) —
The Jews of Palestine are for
partition because they feel
there is no other choice, Mrs.
Samuel W. Halperin, former
national president of Iladas-
sah, declared on her arrival in
this country for a speaking
tour. Mrs. Halperin, who has
lived in Palestine for the last
three years, said that while
Palestine Jewry is divided on
the partition question and even
those in favor of it would re-
ject the plan if they were cer-
tain England would or could
implement the Mandate, they
feel that partition seems to of-
fer a better chance for the de-
velopment of the Jewish home-
land.

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!JEWS IN MEXICO
ARE THREATENED
WITH EXPULSION

Anti-Nazi Pickets Sue
Kuhn for False Arrest

NEW YORK. — (WNS) —
Damage suits for false arrest
have been brought against
Fritz Kuhn, leader of the Ger-
man-A merican Bond, by
George Russo and Herbert
Harris, pickets of the Non-
Sectarian Anti-Nazi League,
who were arrested on the com-
plaint of Kuhn only to be freed
after a brief hearing by Magis-
trate Bromberger. The two
pickets were arrested after
Kuhn had charged they called
him a "racketeer" while they
were demonstrating in front of
Grand Central Palace against
a Nazi trade exhibit.

Order by Department of In-
terior May Affect Many
Thousands of Jews

IMMIGRATION MEASURE
ADOPTED BY DEPUTIES

Government Party Approves
Law for Ghetto Resi-
dential Areas

FERTIG TO SPEAK
AT CENTER JAN. 9i

JEWS WILL NEVER Survey on Jewish Hospital Needs ROME CANTOR SAYS
ACCEPT MINORITY In Detroit Conducted by Dr. Golub ITALY STILL FREE
OF ANTI-SEMITISM
PALESTINE STATUS
Interest of Federation Explained by Clar-

Ben Gurion Makes Impor-
tant Declaration at a
Press Conference

MANY ARABS KILLED
IN GANG'S ROUND-UP

U. S. Leaders Accept Call
to National Conference
in Washington

ence H. Enggaas, President

Announcement was made this
week that a survey of the needs
for a Jewish hospital in Detroit
are being conducted by Dr.
Jacob Joshua Golub, director of
the Hospital for Joint Diseases
of New York. The survey is
being conducted under the aus-
pices of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration of Detroit.
Dr. Golub brings to his task
a rich and varied experience
culled from medical fields in this
country and abroad. A graduate
of the Boston University School
of Medicine, with a record of
a three-year apprenticeship as
physician in the U. S. Public
Health Service. he enlisted as a
member of the medical commis-
sion of the American Joint Die-

tribution Committee, serving as
medical and health commission-
er in the Ukraine. Appointed
head of the J. D. C. Polish Medi-
cal Unit in 1921, he conducted a
health and hospital survey of Po-
land, which resulted in the es-
tablishment of hospitals, dispen-
saries, nursing training schools
and x-ray stations in that coun-
try, all of which operated under
his direct supervision.
One of TOZ Organisers
Before he left Eastern Europe,
in 1924, Dr. Golub had organized
Poland's national health organiza-
tion "TOZ," which unit took over
the health work of the American
Joint Distribution Committee
when it withdrew from that field.
A consultant in the planning
of the Rothschild-Haddassah Hos-
pital and Hebrew University
Medical School, in Jerusalem,
Palestine, Dr. Golub is a member
of the Board of Hospital Admin.
strative Consultants to the De-
partment of Hospitals in the City
of New York. He reorganized
both the Beth Moses hospital,
Brooklyn, N. Y., and the Ifospi-
tal for Joint Diseases, New York
City, and has been active in plan-
ning and administration matters
of both large and small hospitals.
Dr. Golub has served as assist-
ant director of Mount Sinai Hos-
pital, New York City, and Execu-
tive Director of Beth Moses Hos-
pital, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Arrest of Promine nt Italian
Jewish Journalis t Causes
Stir in Roi me

FASCIST PARTY IN
FRANCE DISSOLVED

Anti-Semites Control One-
Third of Seats in Ru-
manian Parliament

MEXICO CITY. — (WNS) —
BULLETIN
JERUSALEM. — (WNS-Palcor
Thousands of Polish Jews in Mexi-
Agency) — David Ben Gurion,
Octavian Cog., rabid Ru•
co are threatened with immediate
chairman of the Jewish Agency
manian anti-Semite, has been
expulsion as the result of an or-
Executive, branded as a deliberate
named premier by King Carol.
der by the department of the in-
effort to confuse the rumored
This appointment, as a result
terior to its subordinate agencies
proposals from the Arab side for
of the resignation of Premier
to enforce the existing immigra-
agreements involving a Jewish
George Tatarescu after the
tion laws which make aliens liable
minority status in Palestine. The
publicatio n of election returns,
to deportation if they engage in Former Counsel to Roosevelt; Jewish people will never consent
is causing panic in the ranks
trades or occupation not listed on
to Address 4th Anni-
to a ghetto in Paletine. Mr. Ben
of Rumanian Jewry.
their immigration cards. Thou-
versary Program
Gurion declared in addressing a
Hebraista of Detroit Honor sands of Jews who came to Mexi-
press conference here on behalf
NEW YORK (WNS)—By and
co during the 1920's on the in-
Memory of Scholar; Dr.
of the executive. Answering ques-
large Italy is still free from anti-
vitation of former President Elias
M. Maldwin Fertig, former, tions as to the status of the estab-
I
I Sytnpathy "Stand-Up"
Honor to Speak
Caller were admitted as agricul- counsel to President Roosevelt
Semitisrre but what anti-Jewish
lishment of the Jewish State, Mr.
In Hebrew Schools
feeling there is is due primarily to
turists but are now said to be en-
then governor of New York, who Ben Gurion pointed out that the
the free hand given to Nazi agi-
kaged
M
other
activities.
The
de-
decision will be made by the next
A posthumous tribute to the
also
acted
as
legal
advisor
to
tators,
So said Mario Batatanskl,
In response to the call issued
partment of the interior's order
memory of a beloved scholar and anticipated the passage of a law Governor Herbert II. Lehman, will Zionist congress and that, in the Director of Conference of
chief cantor of the Great Syna-
by the Detroit section of the
meantime, the responsibility rests
Jews
and
Christians
gogue
in
Rome, who has just ar-
leader in the form of the publica- by the senate extending the ex- be the guest speaker at the fourth with the executive to preserve
American Jewish Congress, all
rived here on a visit. Cantor Bata-
classes in the United Hebrew
Here on Jan. 7
tion of a volume containing some isting immigration laws and mak- anniversary celebration of the Jewish rights as guaranteed under
tanski said anti-Jewish agitation
Schools of Detroit were con-
of his choice writings will mark ing them obligatory. The chamber Jewish Community Center, to be the Mandate. Mr. Ben Gurion
in Italy Is being spread by alleging
ducted for a period of five
of deputies has already passed the held Sunday evening, Jan. 9, at said:
the literary evening arranged by
Dr. A. M. Hershman this week
that the Italian Jews are traitors
minutes while all pupils re-
8:30 o'clock, at the Center, Wood-
law.
The Zionists are always
the
Kvutzah
Ivrith,
the
Hebrew
announced
that
Dr.
Everett
Ross
to
Fascism and agents of England.
mained standing, on Thursday
This administrative order fol- ward and Holbrook Ayes.
ready to accept • fair agree-
cultural group of Detroit, for next
Clinchy, director of the National
Racial anti-Semitism, however, has
morning. This sympathy
Mr. Fertig, who, for 22 con- ment with the Arabs. But ru-
lows the approval given by the
Conference
of
Jews
and
Chris-
made
little impression, he declared.
"Stand-Up" was carried out as
government party to a law setting secutive years, has served as presi-
mors emanating from certain
tians and an outstanding leader
The chief sufferers of Italian anti-
a gesture of encouragement to
up ghetto residential areas for dent of the Bronx combined Y. 61. Arab quarters that the Jews
in
the
movement
for
better
Chris-
Semitism are the Zionists, he said,
Jewish students in Poland who
aliens and restricting them to and Y. W. H. A., brings the au- will assent to a minority status
tian-Jewish relations, will be the
because they are regarded as pro-
refuse to occupy "ghetto bench-
certain trades occupations. Pro- thority of long experience to the r e p r event political blackmail
British. Because of this feeling the
es" and remain standing in
posals for reviewing naturaliza- subject of his address, "The Chal- and are intended to confuse
Zionist movement has been official.
their classrooms.
Dr. Golub's Statement
tion granted to aliens, the sus- lenge of the Jewish Community both Jews and Great Britain.
ly banned and its publication, Is-
pension of all naturalization pend- Center."
In a statement to The Detroit
The demand for a Jewish mi-
rael, suppressed. Batatanski re-
ing such revision and the prohibi-
Jewish Chronicle, Dr. Golub out-
the protest and assailed the gov-
Interested in Youth Work
nority status as • prerequisite
ported that in communal, religious
tion of direct selling to the public
lines his task in Detroit as fol-
ernment's approval of ghetto
Universally recognized at the for an agreement voids the pos-
and philanthropic affairs Italian
by aliens.
lows:
0 benches as a "heavy blow to Po-
very forefront of lawyers repre- sibility of any negotiations. We
Jews enjoy complete autonomy
lish culture and a great danger
senting the public in financial and will never agree to a ghetto
"The important problem which through a national law enacted un-
to its future." A similar protest
utility matters, active in both New Palestine or to any conditions
concerns the Detroit community der the Fascist regime. This law
was made by the Polish Federa-
York State and City politics, Mr. that fetter our growth. The
is whether or not there is a need makes it possible for the Jewish
Fertig has been absorbed in Jew- question of a Jewish State will
tion of Labor.
for a hospital under Jewish aus- communities to tax Jews, even
ish
communal
affairs
since
his
be
determined
by
the
nest
pices, and whether the community those not interested in things Jew-
The ghetto bench question was
early manhood. Shortly after his Congress. In the immediate in-
is capable and ready to finance ish, for Jewish communal and reli-
thrown into the courts when 258
terim,
the
Jewish
Agency
is
graduation
from
the
College
of
the erection and maintenance of gious purposes. The anti-Zionist
Jewish merchants in Kalisch filed
the City of New York, in 1907, faced with two functions: first-
such a hospital. It is proper and feeling, however, has split many
suit against the district governor
Dr. Cyrus Adler and Irving he became a member of the Bronx ly, to preserve our rights under
wise for a community to submit of the Jewish communities so badly
who had fined them for closing
"Y", which he later served as the Mandate as long as there is
Fineman Given An-
itself to an examination of re- that in some cases government
their stores during the general
director and as president for so no other regime; secondly, to
lated social and economic factors commissioners have been appointed
strike called to protest the estab-
nual Awards
submit to the congress pro-
many years.
to enable it to answer these ques- to direct affairs. pending new elec-
lishment of ghetto benches. The
Particularly interested in youth posals for • Jewish State on
tions intelligently. Such an ex- tions.
Jewish storekeepers were fined
Two national Jewish fraterni- movements, Mr. Fertig is presi- which the Bong may decide.
amination is not only an indica-
because the governor ruled that
ties, both meeting during the past
dent of the Metropolitan Section The-- ezeeutivg is - 421Ife- along
tion of far-reaching vision, but
their closing was an insult to Po-
week-end in Cleveland, in annual of the Jewish Welfare Board,
these
latter
lines."
Italy Arrests Jewish Journalist
•
MA
LATE
A.
D.
MARKSON
!
IA
also leads to a more intelligent
lish universities.
conclaves, honored two prominent which represents 43 Y. M. II. A.'s
approach to determine community
There
are
three
fundamental
ROME (WNS)--Giovanni En-
Arrest Anti-Jewish Picket.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 5, at the American Jews with their annual and Community Centers of great-
requirements and to plan for gely, prominent Italian journalist,
conditions upon which Arabs in-
While the nation-wide anti-Jew- Philadelphia-Byron Hall, as a awards. Dr. Cyrus Adler received
er New York City. Recently, he sist in any agreement with the
them.
whose
disappearance created a stir
ish boycott gained in intensity, means of honoring the memory of the annual award from Phi Ep-
was appointed a member of the Jews of Palestine, it was declared
"The Jewish Welfare Federa- here, was attacked as a "Jewish
the ministry of the interior in- the late Aaron D, Markson.
silon Pi and Irving Fineman was
advisory committee of the Na- by Ad Difaa, Arabic daily, which,
traitor"
by the Fascist paper, II
tion and other local groups have
etructed police authorities
Dr. Leo L. Honor, educational honored by Sigma Alpha Mu.
tional Youth Administration, and together with all Arab news-
been concerned for many years Tevere. Engely, whose name ap-
throughout the country to arrest director of the Bureau of Jewish
Two hundred and fifty delegates
served
as
a
director
of
the
Bronx
papers, published the statement
with this problem, and have now peared in a list of prominent Jews
all pickets preventing customers Education of Chicago, will speak representing the 31 active chap-
reached a point where they would published in II 'revere several
from entering Jewish shops. in English on the subject of mod- ters and 39 alumni associations of executive committee of the Boy of David Ben Gurion regarding
Scouts of America.
the terms of an Arab-Jewish un-
like to think through the problem months ago, is under arrest for
Some 80 nationalists accused of
DR.
EVERETT
R.
CLINCHY
Phi
Epsilon
Pi,
meeting
in
an-
On Congress, Z. 0. Boards
ern Hebrew literature, and Aaron
derstanding. These conditions,
to its logical conclusion. The com- spreading "confidential news
disturbing the peace by picketing Rosenberg, president of the Kvu- nual convention at Hotel Carter,
A trustee of the Federation for the paper says, are: (1) an Arab speaker at the late Friday eve- munity feels that a survey of the abroad," according to a govern-
Jewish shops in Cracow and Lodz tzah, Bernard Isaacs and Miss greeted with tremendous applause
the Support of Jewish Philan- majority perpetually assured in ning services on Jan. 7.
hospital situation in Detroit would ment communique.
were arrested. The boycott ques- Leonore Markson will also deliver the announcement made by Louis
thropic Societies of the City of Palestine; (2) recognition of an
Dr. Clinchy, a Presbyterian min. help its thinking and considera-
tion also received an airing in
M. Fushan, grand superior. of
brief addresses.
New York, Mr. Fertig has made Arab federation; and (3) ac-
tion of this matter.
the Sejm when Madame Pelzyn-
Paris Court Orders Dissolution of
The musical program of the eve- Pittsburgh, that Dr. Cyrus Adler, effective appeals in its behalf on knowledgement of the fact that later, followed a period of gradu-
In outlining the survey, two
ska, a non-Jewish deputy from
Fascist Social Party
ning is being arranged by William the president of the Jewish Theo- many outstanding public occa- Palestine is not the solution of ate study at Yale and Columbia in
Vilna, questioned the government
religion, social science and edu- major factors will require study.
Gayman, director of the lialevy logical Seminary of America, sions. Ile also serves as a member the world Jewish problem.
PARIS. — (WNS) — Colonel
on the picketing activities of stu-
president of the Dropsie College
cation, with service at Wesleyan One will be the factual data to be
Singing Society. Mr. Gayman held
of
the
administrative
committees
de La Rocque's French
Francois
dents which she assailed as de-
Many Arabs Killed
University, Middletown, Connecti- gathered concerning the present
many rehearsals with a double and president of the American both of the American Jewish Con-
Social Party was declared to be
moralizing. The Jewish deputy,
Rain-soaked British troops cut, as minister of the college number of hospitals and hospital
octette of the Halevy in order to Jewish Committee had been
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an
illegal
continuation of the out-
Leib Minczberg, protested bitter-
closed in from three directions church. He received his degree of beds, and the extent of the utiliza-
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
prepare suitable selections for this chosen as the recipient of the
lawed Fascist Croix de Feux,
ly against the government's fail-
third annual Phi Epsilon Pi na-
on a band of Arab terrorists in Doctor of Philosophy in the field tion of these beds by the sick.
literary-musical
evening.
which
was
dissolved by govern-
ure to protect Jewish merchants
The other will concern the cul-
of education.
the hills of Galilee.
The Markson volume is written tional service award. This award
ment decree in 1936, in a ruling
and denounced the whole policy
The official casualty list showed
In 1928, as director of the Na- tural and spiritual values that handed down by a Paris court.
entirely in Hebrew. It was pub- is given to that Jew in America
of anti-Semitism.
who has contributed most to the
30 known dead in the guerrilla tional Conference of Jews and such an institution would offer to
The court also fined Colonel de
Meanwhile the Sejm and the lished in New York, and when it constructive life of his people.
warfare, although unofficial esti- Christians, he planned and car- the community as a whole and to
La Rocque and five of his asso-
Senate approved a new law which made its appearance last week was The judges who chose Dr. Adler
mates put the toll as high as 60. ried out the Columbia Seminar on the Jews as a smaller group. In-
widely
acclaimed
by
nationally-fa-
ciates 3,000 francs each.
forbids Jews to manufacture or
were three members of the frater-
Services commemorating t h e British Lieutenant M. W. Moun- "The Relations of Roman Cath- sofar as the factual data are con-
Georg Wetdmann, the German
sell Christian religious objects. At mous educators and publicists, In- nity, Dr. Abram Leon Sachar, na- 100th anniversary of the death tain and Private J. S. Creasy were olics, Jews and Protestants," the cerned, the facts involved will be
cluded
in
the
volume
are
the
works
the same time the anti-Semitic
tional director of the Bnai Brith of Rabbi Akiba Eger, 19th cen- killed and three British soldiers beginning of a long series of sem- ascertained by examining the ac- under arrest here on a charge of
campaign gained an important of Mr. Markson culled from dif- Hillel Foundations, Richard E. tury Ilebrew sage and scholar, were wounded. The other 28 inars and conferences held tual hospital situation in Detroit. having robbed and murdered at
ally when former Premier Ignace ferent periodicals, as well as some Gutstadt, director of the Anti- will be held Jan. 23, at the syna- known dead were Arabs.
While this part of the survey will least 12 people, is • Nazi and
throughout the nation.
Paderewski's new party, through literary articles which were found Defamation League and Judge gogue of the First Hungarian
involve considerable fact-finding anti-Semite who included mostly
The remnant of the terrorist
"All In The Name of God," a procedures, correlation. and in- Jews among his vie tires, it was
its official organ, Nowa Prada, among his possessions in manu- Theodore Rosen of Philadelphia. Congregation Ohab Zedek, 118 W. gang — about 200 strong — was
book by Dr. Clinchy on American terpretation of data, it seems that , established by the oolice. When
issued a "call to fight the Jews" script form. The completion of this The previous recipients of the 95th St., New York.
pushing desperately toward the inter-group relations. is a John
and gave its support to the anti- work, which will be introduced to award were Miss Henrietta Szold
The committee announced that closely guarded Transjordania Day Co. publication, issued in it will not be so difficult a task he was first arrests l d he said he
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Jewish boycott.
in 1935 and Dr. Stephen S. Wise on that day commemoration serv- frontier. To trap them. all roads
1934.
in 1936.
ices will be held in the leading were closed to private traffic
In
1936
and
again
in
1937
Dr.
Because of Dr. Adler's inability Jewish synagogues of Austria, throughout almost the whole
to be present, a message of erect- Czechoslovakia, Jugoslavia, Tran- northern district. Troops also Clinchy directed the Williamstown
ing from him was read. The ac- sylvania and in Jerusalem.
were searching each village they Institute of Human Relations.
Late Friday evening services
tual Presentation of the award
The centennial of the death of entered.
Arabs
to Boycott Partition Com- at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
will
be
made
in
New
York
City
Rabbi
Akiba
Eger's
son-in-law,
Good Will As • Way of Life
The Newcomers to the Front Page
commence
at 8:30 o'clock. Cantor
mission
in January at a fraternity dinner. Moses Chatham Sofer, equally fa-
The keynote speaker at the ban- mous as a sage and rabbi, is being
The Arabs hope to make a deal J. II. Sonenklar is assisted by a
By MRS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
quartette.
A
social
hour
follows
By BERNARD POSTAL
quet was Rabbi Abbe Hillel Sil- planned by the committee for with Great Britain for the aban-
ver who made a brilliant address. 1939. A Chatham Sofer memorial donment of partition and, until the services and refreshments are
Eprgoirs !imp, roars ..,d good will among notion. are Impto.lble untll
Other speakers were Governor dormitory building as part of the that time, will boycott the com- served. The public is invited.
brotherly
lova
and
Practice
It
In
a
year
studded
with
events flashed into prominence a year
people begin to Wormer Citemeaniyenned
d tett la y
thi s moving Martin L. Davey of Ohio, Mayor famous Yeshivah in Preseburg, mission expected here to discuss Rabbi Gerstein to Speak Thin
the Laet
In their individual lite., he
t First I
of such major import that they ago through his football exploits,
featnre by sperlat arrange.,
Friday, Dec. 31
Isola It I. pre...Med as a slircial
Harold
II.
Burton
of
Cleveland,
Czecho-Slovakia
is
expected
to
be
the
details
of
partition,
it
was
re-
are
certain
to
loom
large
in his- became even more widely known
Kinmy • Co.,
ttindicale and IL
ment between the amen Art• Croton,
Rabbi Joseph Gerstein of Mt.
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publishers of Mrs. Nommen'. book on aorld peace, "This Troubled and Attorney-General Herbert S. erected that year.
tory, circumstances contrived to in 1937. M. Maldwin Fertig and
Sinai Synagogue of Port Ituron,
Dodd," of width this moony forms the concluding chapter.
Duffey of Ohio.
elevate many people previously Dr. Isaac Herzog, who climbed
Mich., will be the speaker at the
The yearly awards to chapters
unknown to fame to the status of into the select circle that consti-
services of Shaarey Zedek this Fri-
national and international head- tutes Jewish leedership in 1936,
We can establish no real trust rewards in this world than those were made by Maurice Jacobs,
day, Dec. 31, at 8:30 p. in. His
liner,. Life moves at such a dizzy the former by his aggressive rec-
between nations until we acknowl- which they have envisioned in the executive secretary of the Jewish
topic will be "New Horizons in a
Publication
Society
of
America,
past.
pace in these exciting times that ord as chairman of the organiza-
edge the power of love above all
New Age."
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I would have people begin at
yesterday's headline has become tion committee of the American
other power. We cannot cast out
Rabbi Gerstein is a graduate of
only less stale than yesterday's Jewish Congress and the latter by
fear and therefore we cannot build home to discover for themselves
the University of Minnesota' and
up trust. Perfectly obvious and the meaning of brotherly love. A
National Officers and Delegates From Chicago, Cleve- the Jewish Theological Seminary headliner. All too often those his appointment as chief Ashke-
momentarily catapulted to fame nazic rabbi of Palestine, neither
perfectly true, but we are back friend of mine wrote me the other
*
land,
Louisville
and
Indianapolis
to
Attend
of America.
or notoriety through a single lost nor gained in the amount of
again to our fundamental difficulty day that she wondered what would
In addition to delivering the ad-
Banquet on Sunday Evening
event or achievement or a chain public interest they evoked.
— the education of the individual happen If occasionally a member
dress at the late Friday evening of them cannot survive the Pub-
of
Congress
got
up
and
mentioned
human being, and that takes time.
1937 Newcomers
services, Rabbi Gerstein will also
Father of Prominent Detroiter.
lic's jaded appetite for new he-
We cannot sit around a table in the House the existence of
uel,
Taylor
and
Woodrow
Wil-
Detroit
will
be
host
this
week-
During the last 12 months there
Was Active in Politics and
deliver the sermon on Sabbath
roes and villains. Only a few of Were of course many Jewish
and discuss our difficulties until we brotherly love. You laugh, it seems
end to scores of delegates repre- son, which will be followed by morning, Jan. 1.
in
Jewish
Affairs
fantastic, but this subject will, I
those who emerge from obscurity names that crashed into the :teed-
senting Mizrachi organizations in joyous get-togethers to which the
are able to state them frankly. We am
sure, have to be discussed
retain their hold on public inter- lines for the first time. Some have
Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, Ken- public is invited.
most feel that those who listen
Barney Droock, father of Aaron
throughout
the
world
for
many
est so as to establish themselves
Young
Israel
Forum
to
Feature
RABBI
FRAM
TO
SPEAK
wish to get at the truth and desire
tucky and Indiana, who will arrive
already been fosgotten, but a few
Droock and Dr. Victor Droock,
permanently as makers of news.
Partition Symposium
to do what is best for all. We must years before It becomes an accepted
here
Friday
for
the
first
mid-
ON
PARTITION
ISSUE
have assured themselves of a fair-
prominent Bnai Brith leaders,
rule,
We
will
have
to
want
peace,
Of the nine new Jewish faces
reach a point where we can rec-
The first public program at
western regional conference of
ly constant place in the headlines
died
on
Thursday,
Dec.
23,
at
of 1936, selected last year by this for the coming year, at any rate.
ognize the rights and needs of want it enough to pay for It, pay
the orthodox wing in American which delegate, to the Mizrachi
his home, 2484 Edison Ave.
"The Proposal for the Parti- writer, four have already passed
others, as well as our own rights for it In our own behavior and in
conference will be heard is sched-
Zionism.
In the opinion of the writer the
Born
in
Kovna,
Russia,
on
material ways. We will have to
Leon Gellman, president of the uled for Friday night at 8:30. tion of Palestine: Shall We Say from public notice. They are Mme. following are the Jewish newcom-
and needs.
March 28, 1864. Mr. Droock came
I have a group of religious want it enough to overcome our
Young Israel of Detroit, spon- Yes or No?" will be the subject Leon Brunschvicg, one of the first ers to the front page of 1937:
Mizrachi
Organization
of
Amer-
to this country in February.
friends who claim that the answer lethargy and go out and find all
ica; 'Bider Epstein, president of soring the 10th in the series of of Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon two women appointed to the
1895. He lived for three years
Helmuth Hiroch
to all these difficulties is • great those in other countries who want
Ilapoel Ilamierachi; Rabbi forums at Congregation Beth Te- Friday night, Jan. 7. at 8 o'clock, French cabinet; Moise L. Rukhi- Daniel Attoter
in New York, another three years the
1ruaiolow Rotten..
religious revival. They may be it as much as we do.
Max Kirshblum, national secre- filo Emanuel, will present Rab- at Temple Beth El. Woodward movich, Soviet commissar for Nn. Ilrnw
munitions industry; Otto Loewi, .graold Derrootria StsaleY Imam
Some time we must begin, for in St. Paul, Minn., then moved tary; Dr. Herbert S. Goldstein, bis S. Z. Fineberg of Flint and at Gladstone.
right, but great religious revivals
Lake, Win., in 1901 and
to
Rice
Vdne
winner
of
the
1936
Nobel
Prize
Rabbi
Fram
will
make
special
which are not simply short emo- where there is no beginning there
Benjamin Brilliant of Louisville.
was in business there. as an ice president of the Rabbinical Coun-
I4:714
6'elevi
i" 7 1"
tional upheavals lifting people to is no end, and if we hope to see
cil of America and a prominent together with Rabbi Kirshblum, reference to the arguments in medicine; Irwin Shaw. author HarrDousing
the heights and dropping them the preservation of our civilization, cream manufacturer and as an orator, will participate in the ses- in a symposium on the British against partition offered by Dr. of the famous elm "Bury the Mrs. Meow Kpotele
operator of a chain of retail con-
P•wohint Prin.
Praak
down again below the place from if we believe that there is any-
government's proposal for the par- Stephen S. Wise in his recent ad- Dead." Three of the remaining Jerome
nIttee Roth.rhild
Nader Keane.,
fectionery stores in Northern sions.
which they rose, mean funda- thing worthy of perpetuation in
As is customary at all Misread tition of Palestine. Rabbi Max J. dress before Detroit Hadassah. five not only retained the fame Robert troldmma Adam Toimieb
Wisconsin and Minnesota until
but
Having
visited
Palestine
twice
that
came
to
them
in
1934
mental change In human nature. what we have built thus far, then
head
of
Wohlgelernter,
spiritual
conclaves. the formal opening of
1931.
Ile
retired
from
business
The best test of how well you
That change will come to some our people must turn to brotherly
the conference, scheduled for Emanuel, will preside. Cantor within the last 10 years. Rabbi even enhanced it. Thus, Leslie
that year and moved to Detroit
people through religion, but it will love, not as a doctrine but as •
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, Rubin J. Boyarsky will lead in Fram will speak from first-hand (lore-Belisha, who was appointed have followed the Jews in the
in June, 1931.
knowledge of the situation.
not come to all that way, for I have way of living. If this becomes our
the
singing
of
"zemiros."
and
a
to the British cabinet in 1936, be- news during 1937 is to try and
will
be
preceded
by
Oneg
Shabbat
Mr. Droock was active In poli-
Beth El College of Jewish Stud- came the most talked-of man in identify the 21 names listed above
known many people, very fine peo- accepted way of life, this life may
tics as a LeFollette Progressive celebrations with members of the social hour will follow the dis- ies reopens Monday night, Jan. England during 1937. when. as before reading why they have
ple, who had no formal religion. be so well worth living that we
since the administration of Rob- local Jewish community welcom- cussion.
So the change must come to some will look into the future with a ert M. LaFollette. Sr. He was ing the visitors at services. Shah- Gallium to Discuss the Situation 3, after a brief recess. This will the new Secretary of War, he been selected as 1937'a new Jew-
be the last opportunity for reale- completely revolutionized the Brit- ish faces. t uite a few of these
is Palestine
perhaps, through a new code of desire to perpetuate a peaceful
bos meals and informal recep-
chairman of the Progressive Re-
National president, Leon Gell- tration for the second term of 10- ish army. David Dubinsky con- names were no strangers to the
ethics, or an awakening sense of world for our children. V. ith this I publican Party Committee for tions. All delegates and guests
responsibility for their brothers, or desire will come a realization that Northern Wisconsin for many will partake in the Friday eve- man, who recently returned from session courses in current events, tinued to rank among the too news. if not to the headlines, in
a discovery that whether they be- only if others feel as we do, can
the Sabbath morning a tour of Erets Israel, will de- comparative religion, social prob- flight of labor leaders and was 1936, but almost without excep-
years, served as president of the ning and
"seudoth" at the social hall of liver the principal address at the lems, the Bible, Jewish history and constantly' in the news during tion they achieved front page
fit.' in a future life or not, there we obtain the objectives of peace
(PLEASE TURN vn PAO.
mt.zass TURN TO LAST PAM))
1937. Marshall Goldberg, who
literature.
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGII I)
are now greater enjoyments and on earth, good will to men.
Congregation Beth Tefila Eman-
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL

WARSAW (WNS) — Reacting
to the pleas by teachers and
scholars from abroad to oppose
the ghetto benches for Jewish
students in the Polish colleges and
university, 54 leading Polish uni-
versity professors, issued a mani-
festo denouncing the segregation
of Jewish students as harmful to
Poland's prestige. The manifesto
called on other professors to join

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_EMIL IIRONICli

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1937

Vol. XXXIX No. 32

54 PROFESSORS IN
POLAND DENOUNCE
"GHETTO BENCHES"

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NEWSPAPER PRINTED c IN MICHIGAN

PRESENT MARKSON
BOOK WEDNESDAY

CLINCHY TO SPEAK
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK

LEADERS HONORED
BY FRATERNITIES

Honor Memory of
Rabbi Akiba Eger

Peace on Earth

New Jewish Faces of 1937

Mizrachi Midwest Conference Opens
In Detroit This Saturday Evening

Barney Droock Dies;
LaFollette Friend