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SENATOR WHEELER CALLS UPON NAZI PROPAGANDA When Washington Wrote to the Jews 1938 FEDERATION SPREAD OF NAZISM THREATENS
MEETING MARCH 14' 1 REIGN OF TERRORS IN NUMEROUS
FOR
"ENLIGHTENED AMERICA" TO AID RESPONSIBLE
DINNER MARCH 2'l
DECREE IN MEXICO ,.Io ine
LANDS THROUGHOUT EUROPE
EFFORTS FOR JEWISH PALESTINE

Three Letters From the First President

Investigation of Status of
Foreigners is Aimed

ED,Towa Nom Geo m.,. Wp•idnilinix frieloll, ratan,,,,. O li II i be Jr., 111.
Ono, ocaorlated With 'OM in i hO Illoolution are well knoon. On
d
the 04. C Oh I on of the 21/1, th birthday or Ike Father o f °or collide) oe ',recent
1110 full text of there letters he omie to the Jewish ronnrauntlec of t h e
United Staten .portly after hie InnoglIntli011 PM ',unbind.

of people that another enjoyed the
exercise of their inherent natural
rights, for happily the Government
of the United States, which gives
to bigotry no sanction, to persecu-
tion no assistance, requires only
that they who live under its pro-
tection should demean themselves
as good citizens in giving it on
all occasions their effectual sup-
port.
It would be inconsistent with the
frankness of my character not to
avow that I am pleased with your
favorable opinion of my adminis-
tration and fervent wishes of my
felicity, May the children of the
stock of Abraham, who dwell in
this land, continue to merit and
enjoy the good will of the other in-
habitants, while everyone shall sit
in safety under his own vine and
fig-tree and there shall be none to
make him afraid. May the Father
of all mercies scatter light and not
darkness in our paths and make
us all in our several vocations use-
ful here and in His own due time
and way everlastingly happy.

Date of Former Event Ad-
vanced to Hear Reports
of Agencies

Hitler's Victory in Austria Creates New State
of Panic in Jewish Communities
on the Continent

TO THE HEBREW CONGRE-
GATION OF NEWPORT
While I have received with much
satisfaction your address, replete
WILL PORTRAY EPIC
with expressions of esteem, I re-
YEAR'S WORK STORY
joice in the opportunity of assur-
Editor of Hate -Inspiring ing you that I shall always retain
a grateful remembrance of the cor-
Musical Review to Feature
Journal Known as "The
dial welcome I experienced in my
Annual Get-Together
Streicher of Italy"
visit to Newport from all classes
of Service Group
of citizens.
—
The reflection on the days of dif-
MEXICO Cl•I'Y. — A nation-
ficulty
and
danger,
which
are
wide investigation of the status
Originally scheduled for the af-
of all foreign immigrants living in passed, is rendered the more sweet
ternoon of the Detroit Service
Mexico has been ordered by the from the consciousness that they
Group dinner and get-together, re-
Secretary of the Interior, accord- are succeeded by days of uncom-
vised plans for the Jewish Welfare
ing to an official statement of the mon prosperity and security. If we
President Sunday. The step was have the wisdom to make the best
Federation annual meeting, which
taken in accord with a decision use of the advantage with which'
will be coordinated with the an-
we
are
now
favored,
we
cannot
of President Lazaro Cardenas
nual programs of the various Fed-
published in the official gazette fail under the just administration
eration agencies, necessitate the
setting-aside of the evening of
last year requiring the establish- of a good government to become a
Monday, March 14, for this affair.
ment of "protected zones" within great and happy people.
The citizens of the United
which only Mexican small mer-
A feature of the annual meeting
States
of
America
have
the
right
chants can operate, the press de-
program, to be held in the Bagly
to applaud themselves for having
partment declares.
Room of Hotel Statler on March
These Mexican small merchants given to mankind examples of an
have complained particularly of enlarged and liberal policy weal),
Campaign Headquarters
of imitation. All possess alike I b-
Appeal Sunday afternoon at Hotel St. George, the competition of Jews who came erty
of conscience and immunities
Mexico in the Twenties from
TO
THE
HEBREW
CONGREGA-
the continuation of the Jew-baiting policies in
called upon "enlightened .America" to come to the aid to
Headquarters for the 1938
Poland, Syria and the Levant, and of citizenship. It is now no more
Rumania, the unrelenting cold pogrom in Poland are part
of the rebuilding of Palestine "which would regenerate the move is expected to affect that toleration is spoken of as if it TION OF SAVANNAH
Allied Jewish Campaign are
I thank you with great sincerity
established on the 13th floor
the Jews particularly, although it were by the indulgence of one class
of a tragic situation that appears at he moment to be
the Jewish people."
for your congratulation on my ap-
of the Hotel Statler, telephone,
dictated to cover all foreign
Senator Wheeler said that in view of the critical need is
without hope of immediate relief.
pointment to the office which I
immigrants. It may, therefore,
Randolph 9340.
While democratic countries are alarmed over the
have the honor to hold by the
of Central and Eastern Europe and in view of the fact lead to a further replacing of for-
unanimous choice of my fellow-
eign technicians in the large in-
that Palestine is the only country•
14, will be the epic story of the new situation, the victories of the Nazis have thrown
citizens,
and
especially
the
expres-
Jews in several countries in a
dustries with Mexicans.
in the world that has admitted
sions you are pleased to use in year's work, as carried out by over-
state of panic. The situation in
Indicating that the government
large numbers of Jews and can
testifying the confidence that is seas and nationar Federation bene-
Italy, where the spread of anti-
intends to operate carefully, how-
continue to admit tens of thou-
ficiary agencies as well as by the
reposed
in
me
by
your
congrega-
Semitism is in evidence daily,
ever, was the declaration that "it
sands of others who seek a refuge
local constituent and member or-
tions.
adds a disturbing element to the
is not intended to work in violent Educational
there, the United States should
Program and As the delay which has naturally ganizations. There will be no leng-
situation. Nazi activities in other
form," and the apparent recogni-
exert its influence in favor of al-
thy, individual annual reports. The
in
Drive
Participation
intervened
between
my
election
parts of the globe—notably in
1
tion
that
immigration
and
other
lowing maximum Jewish immigra-
and your address has afforded me story will be told in an unusual and
Contemplated
Mexico and in several South
tion into Palestine." The economic Bnai Brith Lodges Sponsor authorities have been exceeeding I
dramatic
manner,
with
agency
an
opportunity
for
appreciating
American
countries, is further
authority.
and agricultural achievements of
the merits of the Federal Govern- presidents as participants in a Work on Conciliation and evidence of an attempt on the
Constitution Program at their Nazi
Propaganda Had Part
the Jews in rebuilding Palestine,
Dr. Leonard Sidlow, chairman ment and for communicating your joint presentation.
Central High School
part of the Ilitlerite government
He asserts that the govern- of the young adults' division of
have proved the
he declared,
Arbitration Is Begun
Service Group Fete March 27
to spread its ideas throughout
ment's intention is to "work with Detroit Service Group Youth sentiments of its administration, I
capacity of the country to absorb
By the Council
Mrs. Douglas I. Brown is in
have rather to express my satisfac-
the world.
many hundreds of thousands of
The sesquicentennial of the careful consideration in order that Project, announces plans for the tion rather than regret at a cir- charge of the arrangements for
what
resolutions
it
may
be
neces-
Better News in U. S.
others."
United States Constitution will
cumstance which demonstrates this annual meeting. Assisting her
and
Concilia-
In urging the United States to be observed by the Bnai Brith sary to adopt are founded on a
The Arbitration
The only encouraging news is
(upon experiment) your attach- are Max M. Silverman, Mrs. Jos-
take action, Senator Wheeler groups of Detroit at a special sound legal basis." tie adds that
ment to the former as well as ap- eph M. Welt, Edwin A. Wolf and tion Court of the Jewish Com- to be found in the United States.
pointed to the American govern- program to be held this Tuesday modifications of the immigration
David Zemon.
probation of the later.
munity Council is now formally in Here Nazis are meeting with stern
ment's endorsement of the Bal- evening, Feb. 22, at 8 o'clock, in laws made after the arrival of
I rejoice that a spirit of liberal-
Plans for the Detroit Service existence. Although the Panel of
opposition from many democratic
four Declaration by a Joint Reso- the auditorium of Central High immigrants will be taken into con-
ity and philanthropy is much more Group get-together, to be held as
lution of Congress in 1922 and School, Linwood at Tuxedo. The sideration.
prevalent than it formerly was originally scheduled on Sunday Arbitrators has not yet been com- groups, and especially in the
In
connection
with
the
cam-
the American-British convention public is invited to attend. admix- I
among the enlightened nations of evening, Starch 27, at Temple Beth pleted, four cases have already churches. A Nazi meeting was
paign of the Mexican small mer-
of 1924 which makes the United sion being free.
the forth, and that your brethren El, are going forward. Mrs. Sid- been submitted to the court for broken CD in Buffalo, N. Y., by
Former Judge Joseph Sanders chants against the Jews, which
States a party to the Palestine
wig- benefit thereby in proportion ney J. Allen, and Mrs. Julian H. settlement. The rules governing
is
general
chairman
of
the
com.
was
fanned
up
here
by
the
Nazi
war veterans. The attempt to
Mandate.
ae.'It shall become still more ex- Krolik, co-chairman of the Service the operation of the court have
mittee
on
arrangements
in
behalf
propaganda
press,
it
is
interest-
"The Mandate and the Balfour
tesisives .happily the people of the Group program committee, an- been printed in the form of a leaf- establish a Nazi camp in Reading.
one of the rea-
Declaration should net be .forget- of Pisgah Lodge, Louis Marshall ing to note that
nited States have in many in- nounce that the musical review to let containing both an English and Pa., is opposed by the labor
Lodge, the Women's Auxiliary of song officially . given by the Mexi-
ten " he declared.
stances exhibited examples worthy be presented upon this occasion, a Yiddish statement. In a news groups. Plans for a Nall meeting --
letter being mailed this week to in Rochester, N. Y., were aban-
vInai Brith and the A. Z. A. chap- can government for imposing
of
imitation, the salutary influence will go into rehearsal next week.
Upbraids the Arabs
Prohibitive tariffs recently was
the 300 representatives of affiliated doned by G. Wilhelm Kunze, pub-
„era.
of which will doubtless extend
Referring to the present Arab-
A splendid program has been that because prices were falling
organizations,
the request is made licity director of the German-
much further if gratefully enjoy-
in
the
United
States,
the
principal
Welfare
Funds
Distributed
$15,-
Jewish situation in Palestine. Sen- arranged, during which several
that these rules be given as wide American Bund, who was fright-
ing these blessings of peace which
169,803
Here
and
Abroad
a
circulation
as
possible, in order ened away by 60 members of the
ator Wheeler said the Arabs "have selections will be rendered by the exporter to Mexico, it was neces-
(under the favor of heaven) have
in 1936
that the Jewish public may be American Legion.
no right to ' begrudge the Jews Central High School Orchestra sary to raise tariffs to keep prices
been attained by fortitude in war,
made
aware
of
the
existence of an
NEW
YORK.
—
One
hundred
tiny Palestine," since they re- under the direction of Harry W. down locally.
they shall conduct themselves with
Federal legislation against Fas-
Foreign observers had a diffi-
ceived "vast territories as a re - Seitz. Boy Scout Troop No. 176
reverence to the Deity and charity twenty-five Jewish federations and agency for amicable settlement of cist groups is advocated by the
cult
time
understanding
this
state-
controversies.
A
special
sub-com- Civil Liberties Union, Prayers are
war."
welfare
funds
in
the
United
States
suit of the
of Temple Beth El will partici-
towards their fellow-creatures.
$15,169,• mittee of the committee on arbitra- being chanted in churches for Rev.
In this connection he said: "The pate in the presentation of the ment, since it would seem that
May the same wonder-working and Canada d istributed
lower prices on imported articles
tion, consisting of A. C. Lappin Martin Niemoeller and sermons
(PLEASE TURN TO PAG
Arabs as part of the human race National Colors. There will be
Deity, who long since delivered the
would mean lower prices in Mex-
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
and David J. Cohen, has just com- are being preached against Naz-
share responsibility for justice to addresses by Thomas S. Donnelly,
Hebrews from their Egyptian op-
ico. The explanation lies in the
pleted drafting various forms for ism. The liberal group in Con-
the landless Jews, more especially local attorney, whose subject
pressors,
planted
them
in
a
prom-
fact that Mexican merchants,
submission of controversies, so that gress is definitely aligned against
since the Jews are fellow Semites. will be, "The Historical Back-
ised land, whose providential
small and big, do not lower their
decisions rendered by the court the subversive Fascist forces.
DR. LEONARD SIDLOW
The Arabs claim Abraham as the ground of the Constitution;"
agency has lately been conspicuous
prices on articles that cost them
may be legally binding under the
common ancestor. The Arabs re- Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman of
Situation in Rumania
less to purchase abroad. but keep inauguration of a communal edu- in establishing these United States
arbitration laws of the State of
ceived vast territories as a result Grand Rapids, who will discuss
as an idependent nation, still con-
their
prices
up
and
increase
their
The situation in Rumania re-
cational
program
to
be
conduct.
of the war. They have no right to "The Rights of Minority Groups purchases. thus requiring further
tinue to water them with the dews
Michigan.
In a radio
address over
ed within young people's clubs and
WMBC
last Saturday
eve- mains unchanged. Reports indicate
The Men's Club of Temple Beth Station
begrudge the Jews tiny Palestine. I Under the Constitution," and
gold export. Whereas Jewish mer- societies of the local Jewish corn- , of heaven and make the inhabit- El
, will take full charge of the ning, Mr. Lappin, speaking on the
that
the Christea,
new premier.
Patriarch
Miron
will also
resign
"I have been informed that the Prof. John H. Muyskens, associate
chants have been willing to accept munity and actual participation 1 ants of every denomination par- Sabbath Eve service on Friday
unsettled political situation which professor of speech at the Uni-
(PLEASE TURN IX") LAST PAGE)
moderate
profits
and
have
built
by the members of these organ-
night, Feb. 25, at 8 o'clock. Arthur Jewish arbitration court of the soon. King Carol's thirst for pow-
has resulted from the Arab dis- versity of Michigan, who has
izations as a solicitation divis-I
I Hass, for many yearn teacher of Council, termed arbitration "a er is an important element in the
turbances threatens to impair the chosen for his subject "The Con. up businesses in Mexico City em-
stitution — A Safeguard of De- playing 30,000 Mexicans, the local ion in the 1938 Allied Jewish
modern to
system
which
traces
its developments
situation, but regardless
of new
the early
days
of the
it appears certain
history 4 Temple Beth El high origins
Progress of the country's develop-
merchants have insisted on profits Campaign.
school, will be the preacher on Jewish people." Among its numer-
ment. A prompt reconciliation of moeracy. "
often reaching over 10 per cent.
In order to facilitate this pro-
that
the anti-Semitic
policies
in-
ous
advantages,
he
cited
privacy,
augurated
by
Octavian
Goga
will
the
subject
"Light."
Others
par-
Dr.
Maurice
Silverman.
presi-
the disturbed situation is of pri-
Propaganda Ha, Had Bad Effect gram, the organization of a De-
ideating in the service will be speed, economy, simplicity, friend-
mary importance to the future dent of Louis Marshall Lodge of
While anti-Semitic moves here troit Service Group Junior Sec-
be
enforced.
liness,
and
finality.
Saul
Rose
and
Benjamin
Wilk.
of the Jewish National Home in Bnai Brith, will preside at the thus far have not been permitted
Dr. Sid- I
tion is contemplated.
Carl Segall is chairman of the
The speakers' committee of the . The Joy of Rumanian Jewry
Palestine and particularly to the meeting.
to reach exaggerated proportions, low and his committee will act as
religious committee of the Men's Council has been called upon quite over the collapse of the ruthless-
hundreds of thousands who look
the propaganda is held to have had an advisory board to this junior Alumni of United Hebrew Club in charge of the service ar-
frequently
in the past few weeks. Iy anti-Semitic cabinet of Octavi-
to Palestine as their only possible
unfortunate effects. Not only has section, assisting them in the set-
Schools Honor Their
rangements. The service will be Last Wednesday evening Miss Es- an Gcga, a joy which found ex-
salvation from oppression."
I it created certain undirected anti- up of a junior central commu-
followed
by
a
reception
in
the
ther
Etkin
addressed
the members pression in dancing in the streets
Superintendent
Scores Persecution of Niemoeller
Semitic feelings in Mexico, but it nity planning, educational and
social hall.
of the Aeaculapian Pharmaceutical of many cities and prayers of
is widely held here that the Mexi- fund-raising organization.
In the course of his address
Beth
El
College
of
Jewish
Association
on
the
topic,
"The thanksgiving in the synagogues,
In tribute to Bernard Isaacs,
a
Rabbi Louis Migrom of Jolliet, can moves have incited similar
Senator Wheeler delivered
The Detroit Service Group Jun-
Studies will begin its spring term Place of the Jewish Community proved short-lived as King Carol's
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel and more drastic steps along the for Section is one of two funs- superintendent of the United He on Monday night, March 7. Ten Council in the communal life of military dictatorship, operating
scathing indictment against the
Schools since their inception,
Milgrom of Detroit, will address same line in Ecuador. There is a
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 1)
new courses, each consisting of Detroit." All Jewish organizations through the medium of a cabinet
which Group
make the alumni celebrating the 15th an-
the 18th forum of 1 oung Israel, at growing feeling in Jewish circles tional
the Detroit Service
up sub-committees
(PLEASE TURN TO LAST PAGE)
niversary
of the graduation of 10 Monday night sessions. will be may avail themselves of the sere-
Congregation Beth Tefila Emanuel,I here that the continuance of the 1938 Youth Project under the
their first class at a civic banquet offered. The spring season will ices of this committee by calling
en Friday evening, Feb. 25, at 8:15 campaign may have unfortunate
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE
terminate with the Beth College the office of the Council at Colum-
Feb.
27,
will
present
a
$1,000
OPPOSITE
EDITORIALl
(rLEAen TURN TO PAGE 1)
o'clock.
check to the schools to establish commencement e x e r c i a e s on bia 1600.
the Bernard Isaacs Alumni Fund. May 9.
An effort is being made by the
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
On Tuesday evening, March 8, committee on miscellaneous solicit-
The entire amount has been con.
•
By MILTON MARWIL
•
the
Men's
Club
will
present
Dr.
trihuted
by
alumni.
ations to assemble a complete list
A F. I
(CopyriahL 1938,
Reservations from alumni, offi- Mordecai Ezekiel, economic ad- of the Palestinian and Eastern EUITIII•C NOTE, The following In an-
i
other In the aerie. of article. by
cers and friends of the schools and viser to the Department of Agri- European institutions which send
Milton Marull, won of Mr. end Mrl.
A secret probe of all subver-
leaders in the community are culture of the United States, in collectors to Detroit. The Jewish
Robert
oho k ,ankh,. • loot
sive movements in California is
an
open
forum
lecture
on
the
cur-
of the aarld. Al the Prenent time
pouring in for the affair to be held
community is asked to cooperate
he la In lElestIne. .nil from there
being undertaken by an impor-
at the Byron-Philadelphia School. rent economic condition of the by reporting to the office of the
he will mend addilional •rtirien
tent patriotic organization . .
Emanuel Cameron, director of country. to be followed by a dis-
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE
hleh will •PI•mr In our forth-
One of the important gathering-
OPPOSITE EDITOR/AL)
I na
Jewish education at Cincinnati, cussion.
Places for anti-Semitic bigwigs in
will be the principal speaker. In
New York is at 231 W. 58th
Saturday is synagogue day in
addition, brief words of greetings
Street, just around the corner
Baghdad. I do not mean to imply
the summary of the chapter on Poland in the book issued by the will be spoken by Rabbis A. M.
from the office of the American EDITOR'S NOTE: The following i s
that all Jews are religious, but a
under the title "The Economic Status Hershman and Leon From; Harry
economic department of the World Jewish Con g
Jewish Congress ... It appears to
' large majority refrain from work.
Cohen, president of the schools;
of Jews in Minority Countries," the first volume of a general survey of the economic status
be nothing but a bookstore, but
ing and attend the three Sabbath
Mrs. Jack Freedman, head of their
Biography Reveals Influence of Home prayers.
of Jews in the world. This summary gives only the conclusions of the book, detailed develop-
In the back is a big lodge room
this slay Al Rashid
auxiliary, and representatives of First Authorized
Environment on Character of the Former
ment ■ e ndstatistical data being incorporated on pages 185-300.
where Robert Edward Edmondson
Ii e b r e w speaking groups and
Street is conspicuously uncom-
and his cronies meet and elan the
! mercial because of the many shut-
teachers.
Premier of France
distribution of literature . . •
Sheldon Sandweiss, oldest son of
tered shoos and the closed cotton
I
,,,
magnitude the Jewish question is to famine.
Speaking of literature, did you GENERAL SITUATION:
C oa 5
an alumnus, and pupil of Mischa
n 0 ge:
end
, on the other hand.
cy n n,d
ontLiii. y ..
n . 11 ,, t e h xe
a. sha i rr ac .1 ,h uli. „
On the other hand, some 25,000
That there is a spiritual kinship i l rb e . r,.i ltpin„....d.
Poland is still in the throes of obviously of secondary importance
know that material upholding
' the
l
synagogues of Baghdad
Kohler,
will
play
numbers
by
Bach
large landed properties total 75.8
at
all
Chopin.
Sheldon
is
the
10-year-
between
the
Jewish
traits
and
the
a?
noa,kv—ay
Japan is being handed out
.
I'S'11 1"!,
,, is ""t1
,
economic depression. Besides the from the economic point of view,
b",,....,
"": I hold several successive services
per
cent
of
the
arable
soil,
with
an
Nazi meetings in this country? general causes of depression tom- and the fact that it has been placed
--....-'. ' --- i for each of the morning, after-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman qualities of character and mind of :=Zo;lotl.?
— 7 * *-
. Add to the list of Jew-baiting mon to all countries, Poland is up in the foreground of domestic average of over 1,000 hectares per Sandweiss (Sadie Tilchin).
While the authors state that thenoon and evening prayers.
the French in Leon Blum is the
outfits the White Legion of Amer- against the loss of her historical policy is a proof of the confusion property. Here is the very nucleus
Theme of the banquet will be contention of the biographers of essential qualities of the Jew and I I always attend the second sere-
ica, sometimes called the White economic functions as exporter of and the helplessness of the Polish of the Polish agrarian problem.
Hebrew education and the oppor- the former Premier of France— the German make a blending al- ice of the morning prayers which
Aryan Gentiles . . . Its fuehrer agricultural products to GenAny governing and intellectual circles The lack of land and the over- tunity will be taken to demonstrate Geoffrey Fraser and Thadee Na- most impossible because the result begin at 7 o'clock, and, because
who, unable to tackle the tasks in- population of the villages compel
is a Cominander O'Shea. who hails and Austria, and of industrial
the part the alumni are taking in tanson—in his life story, "Leon is a conflict that is almost violent, the cantor only reads and does
are trying to the peasants to migrate cityward.
from Baltimore . Headquarters products to Russia. Weak and cumbent upon them,
On the other hand, numerous mem- fostering the spread of the Hebrew Blum, Man and Statesman," which "sometimes offensive," provoked not sing in the European fashion.
are in Washington. D. C. . • • poor, very backward in her indus- shift the blame on Jews by charg- bers of the professions and mobil- language and culture not only in was published this week by J, B. by an inferiority complex in both, it is over by 8:30. Before enter-
Secret national headquarters of trial and agricultural methods, ing them with being the cause of ity, affected by the depression, turn Detroit but wherever the alumniLi
declare 'that: "Contact be- ing the building it is customary
ppincott Co they
Philadelphia
are
the anti-Semitic American Guards. l'oland has been unable to over- all the trouble. These efforts
Presented as an authorized bits tween Jew and Frenchman is a to wash the hands in the court-
to business. All of them are trying are found.
The leadership that alumni are I graph]-, this volume presents an smoother process. In some cases yard. A headcoverine is not ar-
a student group that was recently come the depression. The agrarian designed to prevent an agrarian to find outlets in urban professions,
kicked out of City College in problem which the successive goy- revolution against the large land- a large part of which has for his- taking in many civic undertakings unusually friendly picture of the it produces a very symphony; of bitrarily enforced for I have seen
New York, is P. O. Box 591, ernments of the Republic have owners and the Polish upper cies- torical reasons been in Jewish will be stressed and further seri• man who was responsible for the such is the case of n Blum." boys and even young men sit
Chicago . . . Cleveland now has failed to face squarely, is the main sex by diverting the hatred of the hands ever since the Middle Ages. ice of the alumni to the community People's Front program. His bio- They continue to give credit to his bareheaded throughout an entire
eat of the famished peasants against another
a branch of this grouts • • • Manv osta ce
will be promised. graphers list him as one of three Jewish background In the follow- service. I sit on a bench that is
OVERCROWDING OF THE
objective: the Jews.
Harry Seligson, president of the men—the other two being Rom- ing statement: "What drew his at- draped with • beautiful Persian
of the liberals in Congress who situation.
URBAN PROFESSIONS.
THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM:
and recently appointed volt and Lenin—who have at- tention to the social conflicts of rug, and facs a side of the
last year opposed a probe of Nazi THE ORIGIN OF THE ANTI.
alumni
Since the 15th century the Jews
activities now are all hot for such
head of the youth program of the tempted to bring order out of chaos our time? The answer is without "bema," which is in the center of
have
formed
in
Poland
the
bulk
of
Out
of
the
3,262,000
landed
SEMITIC STRUGGLE:
Jewish
Welfare
Federation. will in the chaotic post-war period. doubt the Jewish instinct to side the synagogue. Many of the
an Inquiry . • . Back of the Par
main features of this situa• properties in Poland 2,111,000 the middle classes between the In-
Fist and Gold Shirt disturbances tion are as followa: Seven to eight farms represent only 14.4 per cent ert peasant. masses and the war. act as toastmaster. -Tn. Jewish strain In hie. h.,....... with the oppressed. But that was worshippers sit on the large hems
... i d... h.' 11 ,a.Z.,:r d's- h." 1" a"..
.,,,O.P,..la ba y merely a vague impulse that might itself. in the balcony are a few
Reservations
for the banquet ?pis
in Mexico is Manfred Killinger, million peasants without land or of the total area of arable soil, the like nobility which had gradually
Nazi consul in San Francisco . ..
agricultural • major part of the farmers owning developed the habit of entrusting may be made with Miss Naomi • zevize maliner; * for 7....• he me Jew• well have led to nothing more than women. They suffer the tame
any,
an
with
hardly
j
a,
h
.1
•
ph..n. ”
Aei mi. philanthropy. it was the French secondary standing as the Mos-
Burkhalter at Townsend 6-6213 or ;I, •
American oil interests in Texas
production far below the yielding less than two hectares, the re- the management of their affairs to
are said to be financing the Gold possibilities of the soil, an indus- mainder of the small farmers own- Jews. The explanation of what is by calling the Philadelphia-Byron Lei 'amid% 1. ... a. with religion, ear faculty of analysis .. that in- lam roinen, and dress in the coup
1.... Itho. sae never rive. evident* .1 dosed him to examine the why and mon black shapeless cape and
Shirts ... Werner Haas, who was trial development which lags some ing two to five hectares, the farms now frequently , described as the School.
hi. i i. • (1 .• " • "441••
,, • 1•1 ".
On Feb. 21, alumni will gather '''''•••
secretary to Heinz Spanknoebel, 70 or 80 years behind Western thus being too small to ensure the forestalling of the urban profes-
The old grandmoth-
Awl he I. In every awl •• la xnanithl1 wherefore of this suffering that wear a veil.
French tsar hi. Fevre/Iowa la oat nodally aroused his sympathy."
the Nazi leader who fled the coun-
ern hare a peak or hood that
livelihood of their owners. This sions by Jews is, therefore, to be at the Philadelphia-Byron School lenoorl•nL
Europe,
a
consumption
four
or
not the Jewiah tralnhcs ba•
for
a
pep
rail
to
complete
arrange-
Blum's father is described as a cornea far down over the fate
try in 1933 when Uncle Sam out
means that some 10,000,000 Polish sought in the historical develop-
five times lower than that of Po-
"'"'"
e n Jew
? "'" It h.".
ments for the banquet. A social ;I X; bex-n "'""
poesessod bargaining and serves a a sort of blinker to
the bee on him. is now one of the
the 00
nark
al the
ba• man who
Western neighbors. In the peasants are condemned to a ment of the country.
iaira ape. ri. i....t..1i.. .. . fi.rtu•
hour will follow the program.
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Arcand s lands
fetes:re TURN co PAGE a)
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chief figures in Ad non
„ presence of basic problems of such standard of living which amounts
Canadian Nationalist Party

at the Jews
Asserts Economic and Agricultural Achieve.
ments of Jews Have Proved Homeland's
ANTI-SEMITIC PAPER
ALARMS ITALIAN JEWS
Capacity to Absorb Settlers

ENGLAND PROCEEDS ON BASIS OF
PARTITION AS HOPEFUL SOLUTION

Ormsby-Gore Tells Common Government
Undeterred on Scheme; Rumanian Situa-
tion Factor in Setting Immigration Quota

NEW YORK.—Declaring that the forces
which seek the destruction of the Jewish
people also seek the destruction of demo-
cracy and Christianity, United States Senator
Burton K. Wheeler of Montana, speaking at
the Brooklyn conference for the United Pal-
estine

SESQUICENTENNIAL
PROGRAM TUESDAY

REPORT NEW RUMANIAN PREMIER
IS ALSO LIKELY TO QUIT SOON

Carol's Government Outlines Anti-Semitic
Problem; Will Continue Goga's
Policies, But Without Violence

The victory of Adolf Hitler in his negoti-
ations with Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of
Austria added fuel to the European fires and
created a new state of panic in Jewish com-
munities throughout Eastern and Central
Europe.
New anti-Semitic laws enforced in Ger-
many,

JR. SERVICE GROUP
SECTION PLANNED

COMMUNITY COURT
GETS FOUR CASES

Laymen Service at
Temple on Friday

GIVE $1 1 000 FUND
IN ISAACS' HONOR

Rabbi Milgrom Next
Lecturer at Forum

Anti-American Affairs

Saturday in Baghdad

Econom c Status of Jews m Poland

Proof That "Evacuation" of Jews Would Mean Increased Distress
for Country as a Whole; Inertia of Polish Economy Described

Leon Blum 's Jewi sh Background