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VOL. XL NO. 15
1 .
Intergovernmental Body PALESTINE ARABS Dr. Golub Outlines Hospital ACE INVESTIGATOR Congressman Dies and
CONTINUE ATTACKS; Survey's Methods of Inquiry FOR DIES ACCUSED Ass't Secretary of War
Told Nazi Regime Will Not MANY MORE KILLED
OF ANTI-SEMITISM
Johnson to Address Vets
Negotiate on Refugees ) ,
Second Installment of Voluminous Report Shows Results
of Study of Jewish Population and Its
Shifts in Detroit
Edward F. Sullivan Charged
ut Two New Settlements
With Being Associate
Are Established for
A two-part survey to determine conducting the second part of the
120,000 Members of Jewish War Veterans of the United
of James True
German Refugees
study,
will
be
published
from
George Rublee Cancels Plans to Go to Germany; Jewish
the need of u Jewish Hospital in
States Expected at Sessions of 43rd Annual
week to week.
Leaders Confer on Crisis; Dr. Bernhard Kahn
Detroit, and to gauge the finan-
Encampment Here This Week-End
In the following formal intro- U. S. ENVOY TO ATTEND
on Way to U. S. With Report
ALL PARTIES HONOR
cial ability and readiness of De- xluction to the study itself, Dr.
NAZI PARTY CONGRESS
USSISHKIN BIRTHDAY troit's Jewish community to erect Golub describes the method of in-
HINES, DICKSTEIN, DR. ABBA HILLEL SILVER
HIGH-RANKING JEWISH OFFICERS QUIT
AND STIASSNY ALSO SCHEDULED TO SPEAK
and maintain such an institution puny by which this vast volume State Department Aids Two
ITALIAN ARMY IN MASS RESIGNATION Jewish Acting Mayor of is, at present, being conducted f facts, tiugres and data was
American Jews Arrested
athered for scientific observe-
Convention to Plan Program for Combatting Communism,
Jerusalem Is Replaced
under the auspices of the Jewish ion. He continues with an unaly-
in Vienna
Angry Refugees Interrupt Antwerp Synagogue Services
Nazism and Fascism; To Launch Americanization
by Moslem
Welfare Federation. A resume of 1. of the city of Detroit and its
With Cry for Bread; Propose Stop-Over Camps
Drive, Plan Monument to Jewish Warriors
the first half of the study, which (immunity in relation to the hos- WASHINGTON, D. C.—(WNS)
for Exiles in Switzerland
—Edward F. Sullivan, ace inves-
JERUSALEM. -- Although has been completed by Dr. J. J. iital question.
Golub, executive director of the
Method of Inquiry tigator of the Special Congres-
' ,there
, .
Representative Martin Dies, chairman of the Special
s ional Committee Investigating
PARIS. (WNS) — George Rublee, director of the irregulars were as active as ever Hospital for Joint Diseases, New
survey was undertaken at Un-American Activities, dissemi- Congressional Committee Investigating Un - American Ac-
Intergovernmental Refugee Aid Committee, and Myron !% ith snipping and arson this York City, and the doctor's sup- he l'he
request of the Council of Jew- nated
anti-Senutic
and
anti- tivities, and Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson
plementary personal comments
week.
C. Taylor, American vice-chairman of the Committee, have',
pertaining to the question, were sh Federations and Welfare Catholic propaganda and hue been will be the principal speakers at the 43rd annual national
Two Greek monks who were
Funds,
Inc.,
of
New
York
City,
associated
with
James
True,
no-
cancelled plans to go to Germany to open negotiations with
published in The Detroit Jewish
week ag o Chronicle of Aug. 26. Further and the Jewish W efface Federa- torious Washington anti-Semite, encampment of the Jewish War Veterans of the United
the Reich government regarding plans for enabling refu- kidna ed nearly N o rthern
ion of Detroit. Those interested Labor's Non-l'artisan League States, convening at Detroit this week-end, it was an-
fr om
installments, covering the entire
gees to emigrate with some portion of their capital, it ,
vn found in shot .(t-lheealdn on the
by Samuel J. Leve of-Detroit, general chairman of the
■
was disclosed after a conference here between Mr. Rublee, Mr. Taylor landing ground at Tul Karin.
and Senator Henri Berenger of France, French vice-chairman of Curfews were imposed on five
the committee. The purpose of the conference was to discuss What towns—Jaffa, Ramleh, Jenin, Na-
action to take in view of the announcement that the German govern. blus and Beersheba—as authori-
ment has refused point blank to negotiate with Mr. Rublee "because ties sought to check disorders in
Roosevelt's recent address contained severe attacks on the Reich." which Jews and Arabs have been
killed or wounded.
The refusal was conveyed to the dy
Officials also imposed collec-
officials of the Committee by the
five fines totaling £1,000 on 11
British Foreign Office which re-
villages
and destroyed 120 houses
reined the information for its
erro psotsrsiiestie as
and
n Acre
Berlin embassy to which the
alleged
ipnuri alifnelden ta
Reich made known its decision.
to
bands
snipping
at military
'
Germany's decision is believed
forces and for other overt acts.
to be based on President Roose-
survey, including the findings, In the study sought answers to charged in a series of affidavits
conclusions reached and recom- three questions: and documents submitted to
rare .. r.e'l l's
h ' erill "
mendations offered both by Dr. ;. I.
.r...I.,h atimir,
m In Detroit? i 111"1 " Chairman Martin 1,• Dies by Eli
ir were I, tt nerd, what kind of it. Oliver, executive vice-president
Golub,and by Harry L. Lurie,
a h1 ba d " 9 " " l '''. . rd hew Of
the League. The charges
executive director of the Council
11111111 bode OM ll II hotel
i 11: in I :to...0 ,1.4,1 h W . a„gena g nniigt,.(s Sulliv
i iii% an t sisreoritaerill y that
v irioh
he
u
of Federations and Welfare Funds, 2 l i i f .di he n zutoi n: or 1•,
an particularly
i a
I " oult)
'"''''''
'''"' 111 ta" 'I ''""' '''''' manner not only in anti-Semitic
minimal
propaganda but in anti-Jewish ac-
i Based upon a study of the facts, tivities which were in the last de-
In effort
will be
made to The
answer
subversive
of every and
principle
the
first two
auestions.
third gree
of religious
toleration"
that
nounced
convention committee. Other speakers will be General Frank T.
Hines, administrator of the U. S. Veterans Bureau; Representative
Samuel Dickstein of New York; Dr. Abbe Mild Silver of Cleveland,
national chairman of the United Jewish Appeal; and Ernest Stiassny,
former vice-commander of the Austrian Jewish War Veterans, the
first Jewish ex-serviceman from Austria to reach this country since
4 the Anschiuss.
1 More than 20,000 Jewish vet-
erans from every state. in the
Union are expected at the En-
campment, Mr. Leve said. Ad-'
Question
will
be Council
studied
an- he "associated himself with Mr.
vance registrations point to the
veered by
the
of and
Jewish
greatest attendance in the organi-
'Iliderations and Welfare Funds James True and others, in a con-
tinned
campaign
of
malicious
at-
zation's 43-year history, because
i, ale. (This portion of the study
16 Arabs Killed in Explosion
Underground Movement in • scheduled
velt's Aug. 18 speech at Queen's Rich Program Planned for
for completion within tacks upon officials of the United Internal Revenue Collector of the central location of Detroit,
Sixteen Arabs were killed and
which
has the distinction of being
States
Government,
including
the
Germany
Lauded
by
Dr.
University, Canada, in which he
few weeks.)
C eleb ration to Start
:10 were injured in a bomb ex-
Inscribed in Special
President of the United States,
the first city in the west to play
said: "We seek to be scrupulously
Reinhold Niebuhr
Sunday,
Sept.
11
on
plosion
in
a
vegetable
market
in
The
study
was
largely
guided
members
of
the
Supreme
Court,
host
to
the. J. W. V. Encampment
fair and helpful not only in our
Roosevelt Volume
Jaffa which wrecked the Arab town
v two principles: and Cabinet officials, with incite-
The attendance will also be
relations with each, but each of
mar
ki
ng
,
and
caused
a
nanic
which
resulted
•
lis
lir.,,r71
,
,,,,tr
The
steady
growth
and
develop-
i
,';Itt'ithr
iZiri:,",
ments to violence of the most
swelled by 5,000 members of the
us at home in our relations with
A week of ceremonies,
The first spontaneous response Sons of J. W. V., the only Jewish
(he ...diem..ter‘iee ven ow?
dangerous description."
our own people. But there is one the formal dedication of Detroit's in an attack on the Jaffa building ment of a cohesive underground
I. there a OH,' for additional end
in Detroit to the appeal for the youth patriotic organizattion in
process which we certainly can- Jewish Home for Aged, will be of the Anglo-Palestine Bank. The movement within Nazi Germany
eel now readily -.imitable opporttio. , The League substantiated its
b
Me, for t e appointment for Ira- c h arges by submitting proof that dedication of a special volume of the country, which wiliJhold its
a
not change and probably ought inaugurated on Sunday afternoon, barb
contained such powerful ex- during the last two years, stimu-
p
i•di elosirloos• n'..iiii''ils• to
A " in '' Sullivan shared a Washington of- the Sefer Ha-Zahav (Golden first national convention in De-
not to change. This is the feel- Sept. 11, at 2 o'clock, at the plosives
that echos of the loud lated by "the difficulties and dan-
.
7 .7,.,
3 3. , , 1 ',', f 7, 3 : l'ir„.. ,:rt " ' i „ „,,,ts fice with James True, and that Book) of the Jewish National troit, and by some 8,000 members
1
gers
within
Germany
herself,"
is
ing which ordinary men and wom- home, 11501 Petoskey Ave., and detonation were heard in Tel
Aviv. Full time curfew was im- described in a 64-page report, en- .
Three and In Induct ,...arrhl
together they issued a publication Fund, in honor of President of the Ladies Auxiliary.
en have about events which they
posed on Jaffa immediately after titled, "The Underground Strug-
The following groups cooper- called Industrial Central Reports Roosevelt. was received this week
can understand. We cannot pre-
Convention Plano
the bombing. After the panic has gle in Germany," by Evelyn Lend sled in this study:
which spread anti-Semitic libels.
vent our people front having an
Among the important business
subsided, the incensed crowds of London, and published in this
Detr oit 1/1,1101 . 1 110.1■11111 f MOW ii, One quotation froemtcy
opinion in regard to wanton bru-
hkis.
blicna:
on the convention's agenda is the
tried to attack and batter down country by the League for In- To , .icruils
"-
r'isli""
lion reads: In Kentucky, we u "
tality, in regard to undemocratic
adoption of a program for com-
the building of the Anglo-Pales- dustrial Democracy, at 112 East :1 ,.1sZ
I
liosirri r' % re rep...mitt I derstand, large numbers of peo-
regimentation, in regard to mis-
ns is Irwin."se ...sr. .."I I d" 'dd.. ' pie refuse to believe that Rouse-
batting Communism, Nazism and
tine Bank in Jaffa, the leading 19th St., New York City.
ery inflicted on helpless peoples,
In Del roll lid erase I t In this probletn, I
Fascism; the launching of an ex-
Jewish banking institution in Pal-
Accompanying M i s s Lend's na mely t HT shod Ilamtlini Ateowiallon, velt is a traitor controlled by in-
or in regard to violations of ac-
tensive Americanization drive;
ii
,d,reu
estine.
Bank
guards
fired
into
the
Iltwidhil
A...Iris"...
pamphlet,
the
League
includes
nelndt i ternational Jews; but the truth
cepted individual rights. All that
J. ni.11 Phy ',Irian, Committer Naltitol• •
the initiation of a campaign to
air to disperse the mob. Order was several pages of verbatim reports
any government, constituted as
erect the first monument in the
finally restored when police ar- from one of the active groups 11• • • •■ 11•I'l dittrtItI ffl'ill ' HeS4.1trthIlik
eri .t lin t Itt-
fr ' 3 Another rheepaodr7rs Zed by Sulli-
yours and mine, can possible un-
.... i ,, ria Loom. hopplt Fraternity,
United States to American Jews
rived on the scene. During the which from 1933 has worked in i ,,,,,,,
,„„,..„ ,,,,,,t E n,t".it y. A ,.. van and True (luring the 1936
dertake is to help make sure that
who '&41 down their lives in the
riot
Arabs
also
tried
to
attack
',I...5
Char lllll ertilleol
belief that "an illegal technique
Aloi0Cinfioll PreSifientini campaign said :"Be-
the facts are known and fairly
wars of the Republic; ratification
Barclays Bank. In repulsing the had to be consciously developed L'll'rdsii"" a '''''`"` I '"" ''' fore the election, millions more
stated. No country where thought
of a new constitutiop to be draft-
attack police killed one Arab. A to cope with the extremely effi-
is free can prevent every fireside
Conferences were held with will know that the Roosevelt ad-
car belonging to a British official cient and methodical procedure
ed at a constitutional convention
and home within its borders from
representatives of these central ministration has been completely
of the bank was halted and put of the enemy."
preceding .the. encampment,- and- -••
,,,_. pierkt,„1 v isi t, were ma dreentrolled by -the international
.
_.,.......
considering the evidence for itself
to
the
torch
by
the
mob
which
the election of new officers.
and .rendering its - own verdict;
Asserting that the underground to a number of hospitals and wel- Jewish movement for world domi-
also seriously injured an Arab anti-Nazi movement has itself ac- fare agencies. Many leaders in nation. We shall definitely settle
and the sum total of these con-
Convention Program
policeman
and
stole
his
rifle.
clusions of educated men and
quired a "more efficient and con- the community interested in and the (Jewish) problem by the sim-
The prog,ran, for the 43rd na-
All of the 2,700 inhabitants of
women will, in the long run, be-
tchharfaoc ltleorw,"inirthri;ronatutshiogr active in social welfare and the ple elimination process. If you
tional encampment of the Jewish
the Arab town of Jenin have been s i t srtees.ns tt.s
come the national verdict."
care of the sick were interviewed. Americans continue to be free
War Veterans has been arranged
ordered to vacate by the military nificant developments:
Much information and factual men you will be forced to do like-
Jewish Leaders Confer
so that the general public will
I.
The
room...!
nntaironlittn,
inherit-
authorities to make way for one
wise."
It
was
also
asserted
that
material
were
gathered
through
be atilt to participate in the fes-
ed front pre-Weer Germany hate
Leaders of Jewish communities
of the most intensive military
been largely wthoolionted do e 0 questionna ire- sent to hospitals, Sullivan was associated with
tivities.
from Czechoslovakia, Switzerland,
searches since the beginning of
ile. i
1
“
"America
First"
and
"The
White
."d
"I'
""ff"1""
''''
'
welfare
ag
encies, rabbis, business
per...cotton of I he hod flip ) en rx
Belgium, Holland, Luxembourg,
On the opening day of the en - .
the disturbances. The move fol-
JACOB LEVIN
tinder the 1111 ler mgt., .
people, Jewish social workers, Knight," other anti-Semitic pub-
Denmark and France are assem-
campmeht, Friday, Sept. 2, there
lowed the assassination of Assist-
I i o c almnt nch in ii
rom i """mm s• th heath%
e" m"'""'"'"
school teachers, Je wish ar- C
bling here for an emergency con- will continue through Sunday, ant District Commissioner Walter 0 . Il
.rolli. l,",.
a, In dr- I Jewish
.
were religious and patriotic serv-
testimony before the Dies
...loping I relation,.
i,. of ronniond- , cluteets and engineers, Jewish
ference called to deal with the Sept. 18. S. Moffat, who died in a Haifa
ices at Temple Beth El, Wood-
t: tee
.
'Aft . " ' ,r t . '''. ''' r"... 1. ' sliti " lawyers, and Jewish physicians.
Sullivan had said there
increasingly critical refugee prob-
SIMI
het weep (be y I ierinan center
ward and Gladstone. Rabbi Leo
Jacob Levin, president of the hospital after being shot by an
was little evidence of Nazi activi-
and
I
he
c
enter
almost].
As
the,
study
proceeded,
and
lam in those countries as a result
M. Franklin officiated. Samuel J.
of the disclosure that Germany is i institution, extends invitation to Arab hunchback who broke into 3. ' •.t 'delet e,' nitancnt iss se tn.."' soon after the questionnaires ties on the Pacific Coast. Ilede-
■
a
ref
oily
4'011.141,rd
rinciple%
In
Leve, president of the Detroit
y} member of the. Detroit Jew- the Jenin police station. The slay-
.e !ref har the 'tali. lanai
renew., ' were returned, many institutions clared that while Jewish organi-
systematically dumping penniless eve
committee,
and Harry II. Schaf-
ish commontty to visit the borne er was shot and killed during an
ie., I. bring rt kineli.
Jews across the frontiers where and participate in the ceremonies. attempt to escape from a military i. Grader protect Ion ir twins, aii en and persons who replied to the , rations are naturally concerned"
fer, national commander, gave
GILES KAVANAGH
i., indlildont anti-Nati a orlire.. for questionnaires were visited andl 1 about the activities of the Ger-
they find themselves faced with "The building has been in opera- camp where he had been interned,
the principal addresses. Al Cur-
316. lewd reimrlY Iasi interviewed to verify or explain man-American Bund and the Sil-
starvation and deportation as il-
tis sounded the bugle. The Temple
literature I. no
In the midst of continuing
longer 111.1rileile.1
turn for some time," stated Mr.
.„ .
,
„ ht, t. the information furnished and to efr Shirts, "this concern is
not when the Jewish members of the
Authoritative
legal immigrants.
Arab terrorism, a new Jewish
I n n pros ed to he xo c olrld al
hat obtain opinions concerning
hared by any other agency" or staff of Internal Revenue Collec- Beth El Choir participated.
sources state that this organized
settlement wasestablished two
After these s^rvices, open house
tor
Giles
Kavanagh
inscribed
his
o 'cials with whom he talked. Sul-
""' In.,
lated matters.
- dumping is intended to eliminate
el ee oot elnii a. the
miles east of Acre on • stretch
name in that volume in honor of was held at the American Legion
of commit,. ininable and kid....
T he reader is cautioned in inter- livan'esserted that "the only evi-
as many Jews as possible from
of land provided by the Jewish
.
ble oenierv.• .
dence presented regarding Nazi his birthday which he observed Home.
Germany before the Reich wars
s.
.r...te
letoler,lilp on the part preting some of the data based
National Fund. The first set•
of mine, inert and'ourn a too on replies to questionnaires. In- activities was the picketing of a on Thursday, Sept, 1.
Concert, Ball, Banquet
on Czechoslovakia. As ,m‘n Y as
tiers are member. of • co.
in il133 neer lo TOD Oa,
Jewish meeting at the Ambassa-
Members of the committee who
f
ormation
secured
from
question-
50 Jews daily are forced across
From 6:30 to 9 p. m. on Satur-
', a.m.., I. marked. Nilw lend
operative group of the Hasho-
derlorer
.
of feito
tw
op- naives may be a fairly represents- dor Hotel (Los Angeles) by mem- secured the sum of $100 for this day an open-air band will play
the borders by Nazi agents. Many
mei Hist:air who formerly lived
""'"'""
1 '"
` "'"'" an nd d nbIllit, de- tive sample of conditions, as a bers of the German-American purpose, and who promise addi- on Washington Blvd. in front of
of them are compelled to swim
drew
rhometer
in the Hails Bay area. Two
eloping n11 the oitlitle. whirl, ill, whole, especially when the an- Bund and the circulation of a tional sums, are Dave Berger, the Book-Cadillac Hotel, for the
the Rhine or Danube while others
n e w colony, named fib. Hami•
"""""" "
kmfr•--"""."s" .wer
are forced to make long and peri-
re from
large number
r very vicious circular attacking Sidney Immerman, Gertrude Pre- benefit of the general public.
a It hold foollinedine, Indepetotria
frets, covers an area of 6,000
8 a
rma a
e
lous journeys over mountains and
or es-- of groups and individuals, as is members of the Jewish race. gerson and Ann Rochlin.
dun•ms (1,500 acres) and will
From 9 p. in. Saturday to 2
Imser In Awe I S ' the case in this study, but they While these practices are unthink-
The dedication of the Roose-
through forests.
be one of three Jewish villages
energy and InIthilIte.
able from the standpoint of true velt Volume was authorized by a. m. Sunday a military ball will
have inherent limitations.
The Jewish communities in
founded in that part of the
be
staked in the Book-Cadillac
Aided by these hopeful develop,-
Such facts as have been elicited Americanism, the Los Angeles the annual convention of the Hotel. A program of outstand-
countries bordering on Germany
country. From early dawn to
ments, illegal German organize- pertain to the City of Detroit police have pointed out that it is Zionist Organization of America ing entertain:.:ent and music is
have completely exhausted their
late afternoon the new settlers
lion today faces a two fold task only. Consideration has been within the constitutional right of held in Detroit in July.
resources and are in no position
together with volunteers from
planned.
The Board of Directors of the
of large proportions which accord- given to data relating to the prob- these groups to protest or picket
to take care of the flood of refu-
other rural centers and Jewish
it'LZABIS TORN TO II WS Si
On Sunday night, Sept. 4, a
(PLICAITE TURN TO LAST PAGE)
ing to Miss Lend, shapes up as lem as were found in Highland
gees. Nevertheless they find
shaffirs erected a stockade and
banquet will be held in the Foun-
Park and Hamtramck. which com-
themselves under heavy pressure,
■ watchtower and built the first follows:
tain Room of the Masonic Temple.
BL
A55
"To
coordinate
the
still
inde.
TURN
TO
LAST
PACIIII
from the emigres on the one hand
' huts for the new colony.
There will be entertainment and
and the government on the other.
Daniel Auster, Jewish vice- pendent work of the numerous•
several guest speakers among
Leaders of Swiss Jewry revealed
mayor of Jerusalem, who has gr oups as well as the spontaneous
whom are Mayor Richard W.
resistance where it arises;
that they had appealed to the
been acting-mayor since the exile labor
Reading of Detroit, Frank T.
Council for German Jewry in
to the Scycholles Islands of Mayor and,
Hines of Washington, D. C., Con-
Der
Fuehrer's
Astrologer
Predicts
His
End
"To
develop
a
determined
and
London to speed up the emigra-
(PLEASE TURN TO •..AST PAGE)
gressman
Martin Dies of Texas,
capable leadership which through
tion of the illegal refugees in
By LUDWIG LEWISOHN
chairman of the Congressional
this
work
of
coordination
will
win
By FRAU X
Switzerland.
Committee investigating subver-
MYRON A. KEYS
the confidence of the anti-Fascist EDITOR'S NOTE: The view.rspre
hi
i red
.
Armed with a portfolio crammed
as lettialg lealeahn In
g en.i, EDITOR', NOTE: Ion ma) or may 501 belle,e that the slam •nol tlanet• sive activities; Rabbi Abbe Hillel
workers."
i
guide horn. destiny but you will he Intrigued by tido fascinating
are hi. awn anti d"n nOl neeetwari1 y
with reports of the terrifying Levin, "the old folks are already
Silver, Harry H. Schaffer, nation-
In a foreword to "The Under- 1
ndi..
,ime
expo,*
.
by
I
he
woman
w
ndi
e
ldes
n
ei
r
.,...
4
i
t.:
,
lin
was
11111er'o
perwatal
114. .1..
1.1n4onlat.
In this
status of German and Austrian perfectly at home there. but the
%ennui of
o It/lidos originally nomarIng In World Ant roloar y Slaga• al commander of the Jewish War
ground Struggle in Germany."'
;;;;„h.' mi. p.rt sadly forbidden.
refugees, Dr. Bernhard Kahn, week of Sept. 11, is our first op-
sine, Erna X predlet• the &mon of littler and Hilleri9m in the fall Veterans of the United States.
Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr, professor!
of 1910.
(TURN TO EDITORIAL PAGE)
portunity to formally dedicate
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of
ristian Et Ica at Union The-
The Nation of Aug. 20 carries
this beautiful edifice. The occa- of the United Hebrew Schools of °logical Seminary, declares:
knew very well Hitler would haps, under pressure of fear of
is featured editorial with the cap - 1
Mon will be a proud one. for here Detroit, announced on Thursday
It warns us for one thing how
, Inot like what I had to tell him. dominating power. Besides, you
is the tangible realization of an that the schools will resume regu- terribly dangerous and fatal a di- lion: Anti-Semitism Is Here. The
daring remarks were already need him for some time. Ile has
Nation
sincerely
dislikes
anti-'
m
inspiration; the fruit of untiring tar sessions on Tuesday after- vision in the ranks of labor is, a
Semitism and despises it as both bringing clouds across his face not yet come to the height of
effort and unselfish devotion to a noon, Sept. 6. Teachers' meet- warning which has achieved
Dar" undemocratic and vulgar. All the and fiery sparks from his eyes. his powers. For some time to
cause. We hope that many of our ings will be held on Monday and ocular revelance in our country
Ile knew I always spoke the come he will be a useful ser-
By AL SEGAL
friends will be with us."
Tuesday morning, at the Phila- with its unhappy rift in the or- editors have Jewish friends and t I truth and was fearless when an vant but very dangerous to his
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associates, most of them, if
i ot
n
Rich Program Planned
delphia-Byron Hall, to review the ganized labor movement. It warns
em, shadow Jews without 1 astrological chart called for na- enemies." "But ran I trust him?"
all of then},
In addition to the services, lee- year's curriculum. The schools us also against allowing fascism Jewish knowledge, Jewish bind-) Ilistic interpretation.
"Anti-Semitism is here," says
i hesitated, The Fuehrer's eyes were dark.
By PH1NEAS J. BIRON
The Nation, meaning that anti- tures, musical programs, movies were closed during the month of a foothold anywhere, under the i nga w i th Je wi s hfor much hinged on my next "No, you cannot trust him one
August for the an9ual vacation. mistaken hope that it will d est ro
Semitism is in America. "As tang-
words
to
Der
Fuehrer
and
while
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minute after he ceases to feel
ycare.fully repressed, with Jewish
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itself . . . Thus, the mistakes of aspirations carefully merged in he had learned bitterly in the that you are advancing his in-
ible as heavy fog, it is spreading
the labor forces before .the ad-
through new areas of our social
.-
some general hope which does not past to heed astrological warn- terests. Ile has Scorpio, the sec- StMITIC
SKELETON
vent of fascism are a warning,
ings I feared that now he would relive sign, rising.
life and carrying with it that
He senses
exist
and the heroism of the under-
be uncontrollable.
threat of unspeakable future ills."
USE THE MODERN WAY!
Does Hitler know that his ace
his own increasing power and will
This being so, it follows that
ground movement after fascism's the Nation's sincere alarm an
I, myself, have felt disquieted
work
only
with
those
forces
which
diplomatic
agent is a full-blooded
"Goering
is
the
man
for
you
rise to power is an inspiring fact." solicitude issue in no insight and (11
at times. I find myself wonder-
ewess? . . . tier name is Prin-
fear," I warned him. '"Impos. are slowly lifting him up.
ing what the news reports of anti-
cess
Stephanie
Hohenlohe-Schill-
sible,"
he
shouted,
but
there
was
"I
can
see
that
much
that
hap-
in no helpfulness. Here is the gist
Semitic speeches by Hitler, Goer-
anxiety in his voice. Pens in Goering's life for some ingsfurst and she's the divorced
of the editors' argument: "Race
ing and Goebbels are doing to
"Cast
wife
of
an
Austrian
nobleman...
prejudice is a by-product of in. Cast his chart," he commanded, months to come will be secret,
some American minds.
mysterious, deceptive. Neptune, For the past five years she has
duetrial and political reaction." I was prepared for this.
COIERING34 CHART
lord of things which are not what been Germany's diplomatic trouble
Through the Columns of
One afternoon an elght.column
I Now it can be t ry
ul saa
id th t
they seem to be, is transiting his shooter in London, where she
headline said, "Jews Must Leave
race-prejudice is intensified by in-
at 6111.
70.:rta.. b' An.m4 tl"..
house of power, indicating power mingles freely with the pro-Ger-
Austria, Says Goering." There
dustrial and political reaction. But
fbr
which is either much more or man Astor-Londonderry crowd...
car
was a stout man in the street
the liberals and radicals who pre-
ted
sod sr.., Ite? tieesrotekn' f
rand
much itss than it seems. His It was she who introduced Jos-
speaking to his neighbor about
Tickets for the auxiliary sees- tend to themselves that the
1: 1 " "'
""" " th'd ""
.,e
progressed Sun will be in square chim von Ribbentrop, Hitler', am-
Ices
this.
be conducted in the social sources of race-prejudice are no
es.srlls assM. oftlets1
Your greeting problem is solved by this conven-
aspect to Neptune this year, and bassador. in London ... To faeili-
"Yes," he said, "that's what to
hall of Congregation Shaarey deeper, that race-prejudice is not
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his natal Sun is in the House of tate matters the Nazis have made
do with the Jews."
Zedek on Roah Hasho ah and pre-existent to any given Indus- Geeerei (tomer. mereery.
n .tautly
ient method of wishing your relatives and friends
Money. This indicates that he, her a present of the famous Leo-
In how many more minds like
Yom Kippur are already available trial or political situation. ate not
", „",
a Happy New Year ... no danger of the embarrass-
like you, will be hampered by poldskron castle in Salzburg,
at the office of the synagogue, only doing the Jewish people no dram the rad lam mem., mho
this was the seed falling? I could
ment
of
forgetting
someone
..
.
no
trouble
..
.
financial
difficulties. But within which was taken from Max Rein-
that
These
guess that this was a mind
Chicago Blvd. and Lawton Ave. good, but may easily do them
''"'''?"
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l'"".
1.
the ma.
domin•t-
two years his Sun will move to a hardt . . . It is there that she
time and money saved.
worked in some office. It seemed
Reservations may also be made harm.
no influence over Goering•. mina
trine
with
Uranus. That marks is now entertaining diplomatic
r.
one of the more comfortable
over the telephone by calling Ty-
Let us illustrate. The Nation
.""i
;•
These greetings will be published in our Roah
the height of his power and is guests ... Her father was Adolph
minds in the city. The man prob-
ter 4-6200, or through the follow- says: conservative Jews are in an ;I.
.% iao- sar
reinforced by the technical trine Richter, a Viennese Jewish bank-
Hashonah edition, Sept. 23. The charge will be
Goering'. chart, Indicting the err.
ably lived in lone of contented-
ing members of the committee in ugly dilemma. True. Conservative
Minty of • break between them
between transiting Neptune and er, and her mother was Carotins
looking bungaldws in the suburbs,
charge: David Friedman, chair- Jews cannot anywhere in the
$1.00. Mail your check at once to
None, or later.
transiting Uranus, affecting his Vendelssohn ... Hitler also had
had a car; a button in his lapel
man; Abe Gordon. Robert Loe- world (including America) freely
"Beware of frightening him,
one
indicated that he belonged to
•enberg, Herman P. Cohen, serve their interests and convic• dear leader," I warned, "Saturn House of Power. If you can ti non-Aryan as his personal guest
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him for the next two last week when Mme. Nicholas
of the better lodges.
Aaron J. Blumenau, Irwin I. Lions because all conservative and Mars have great power over manage
Kean, three at most, you tan use sforthy, wife of the Hungarian
In other directions other minds
Cohn. Philip Rosenthal. Harry parties everywhere (including Mercury and these evil aspects
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525 WOODWARD AVE.
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were; going home from work.
Cohen, Isaac Shetser.
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