plEvErEcnymnsnaRDIVICIA

LEWISORN URGES Serious Consideration Given Proposals armpit is El
Colonization of Jewish Refugees as
Nuts*
• MORE EDUCATION For Anti-Nazi
Feeling Grows Everywhere

Delivers Inspiring Address
(PONPLIiltED FRI1M PADS °Nei
at Annual Dinner of
lowing this action. Members of all pasties participated in the debate I
United Hebrew Schools

on the motion, and all severely condemned Nazi brutalities.

aulohittla Morning merrier*:
At the Irabliatli morning service on
gratuility, Nov. 26. the tairnion will he
prerailirat hY Rabbi loran Pram an the
.1,0.: "Isaac and Belie, a " liervicue
lovain at 11 end laftone hour,

Men's Temple ('isle
Tueralny thening. Nov 29, at 11:10, the
11..nio Club will present J11111O11 O. Mn.

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FIRSTS

By RABBI HYMAN GOODMAN

The first translation of a book
from one language into another
was the translation of the Bible
from the Hebrew into Greek,
known as the Septuagint version
(third century B. C. E.).
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Marshall Lodge

Second Issue of Contempo-
rary Jewish Record Pub-
lished by American Jew-
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
ish Committee

of Mini Brith sponsored an "Eve-
ning in Europe," Tuesday nicht,
in the Assembly Hall of Congre-
gation Bnui Moshe.
Natural color films of scenes
in England, France, llollantl, Bel-
gium and Switzerland were ex-
hibited by Benjamin Gladwin in
connection with a narrative of
his travels on the continent. Of
interest also was the rescription
by D. Robert Webster of con-
ditions as he observed them in
Czechoslovakia and in Ilungary
during the critical days of the
past month.
Reports on the problems of
refugees, given by Ferdinand
Rosenthal and Ralph Weiss, was
followed by a special prayer of-
fered by the lodge president,
Alvin B. Levin, on behalf of per-
secuted minorities overseas.
Dr. Max Rosenfeld reported
an encouraging response to his
call for formation of "fireside
discussion groups" to undertake
analyses of the particular prob-
lems affecting Jewry today.
Marshall Lodge will hold a
closed business session on Dec. 6.

Condemn Diverting of Attention from Palestine
Indicating that the Jewishly
In a sweeping series of resolutions, the 73 members of the 4■1' S ' I'111011.(111; .' .24
; 1 . 1:.'"Ai ■ ltrIll:L11 ' ,11
uneducated Jew is an unhappy
The first Hebrew periodical
preliitief14 of the For•ign
Actions Commission of the Zionist Organization assembled in for 14
person, Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn, London concluded their sessions by reaffirming the stand taken by Policy A/41.01 . 11111tol, two years League WAS the P'ri Etz Halim (Fruit
of Nations !Ugh Commissioner for
of
a Living Tree), a Rabbinic
speaking at the annual education the executive of the Jewish Agency on the l'alestine situation. Refugee. coming front Uernuuty. Mena
(lob inert-Mem N111 rrarave two tickets
dinner of the United Hebrew It endorsed the policy of seeking conciliation with the Arab coun- rach Admi•l.° to the public 50 rents. monthly journal published in
Amsterdam in the year 1728,
Schools at the Shaarey Zedek on tries for the general welfare of the country. It denounced the The .tnnual Meeting:
• • s
The 90th anneal 111ooh
of Congrega-
Sunday evening, appealed for report of the Woodhead Commission and rejected all suggestions
The first Jewish Sunday school
for
a
minority
status
in
Palestine.
tion Beth El will bs hold In the Brown
increased efforts for the He-
•11101'1111 ohapel. Sunday eve/1111g, Nov,
In addition to voicing apprehension at the introduction of . 7. at 7:30
in America was founded in Phil-
brew schools and urged such ef-
rho Meeting will Ite pre.
be the unnual 4 . 0111,1o,11.11011141 tin- adelphia in 1838.
forts 85 a means of increasing representatives of other Arab countries into the Arab-Jewish dis- rioted
•
, under the al1011eorailin of the Tem-
• • •
cussion,
the
Actions
Committee
reaffirmed
the
Balfour
Declaration
Zionist activity and interest in
pt.. sira•riloOd
Pithee make reserva•
The first moving picture star
the work for Palestine's recon- and the Palestine Mandate as the only bases upon which the Jewish Bons vally
Agency
might
participate
in
such
discussions.
was
Max
Aronson,
known as
struction.
Standing firmly on the position of Palestine as the vital center
'4.
an hcri llaughtere of high "Broncho Billy," who appeared
"Jewishness is our freedom," of all plans laid for the emigration and rehabilitation of German ▪ llot,' age are
...By In
to Rt. in
"The Great Train Robbery,"
Dr. Lewisohn said in reply to refugees, the Actions Committee called on Great Britain to Justify tend the basketball dame at the Temple
produced in 1903.
High School. Saturday, Nov 20. at8:30
those who seek to shed their its expressed humanitarian interest in the refugee problem by open- There
will be a basketball game between
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Jewish affiliations, "because form ing the doors of Palestine wider for immigration.
1P0.10N of %heathy Zedek Rink Temple
loth El Iligh Schools hollowed by Innc-
The first coffee house in Eng-
is freedom. not formlessness."
At the meeting of the Administration Committee of the Jewish Ing to 1110 malt. of J. Ansley Goodt.a land was opened in Oxford in
Declaring that the great Agency which met subsequent to the closing session of the Actions and big orchestra. II per couple. 75e
the year 1650 by a Jew by the
achievements in Palestine are the Committee of the Zionist Organization, Dr. Weizmann pleaded with *tag.
name of Jacob.
results of efforts of a handful the Jewish people not to split its forces and divert its financial Temple Sisterhood;
• • •
There Is stIll 1i111A• to Join the Slater.
of people, Dr. Lewisohn deplored resources to the many specious, untried plans which the crisis in tool (Btu Plasm which meets every
The first editor of the first
the fact that too few concerned Gelmany had provoked. Only in Palestine, he pointed out, was It Priday morning Si 10 o'clock In the
Anglo-Jewish
periodical in' Can-
Temple
liymnasiunt
The
clams
Into
themselves with the great nation- Practical and worthy defense possible.
one hour and in followed by 1111 hour
al movement and said: "Zionism
Following a report on the financial] needs of the Jewish of IradmInton. All Interested please eon- ada was a Gentile, Captain Carol Capt. Craig to Address
Ryan,
who
edited
"The Jewish
is the referendum of the Jewish Agency by Eliezer Kaplan, treasurer of the Jewish Agency, an taut Mrs. harry Uraveraity
Town Hall at the Fisher
2.2852.
Times," a bi-weekly, which be-
people between survival and ex- enlarged ordinary budget of £500,000, and an extraordinary budget
Theater Wednesday
gan publication in Montreal in
istence-and Jews do not even for emergency work of £1,000,000 was adopted by the Administra-
1897.
vote in this referendum." The tive Committee. •
• •
Direct from the most danger-
reason for it, he said, is "because
Dr. Weizmann's Call to American Jewry
The first full-sized book pub- ous expedition of his career,
Attending the Hatlassinh Bon. Roll
Jews are uninformed, there are
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president of the World Zionist Organiza- Event 111 Iratrult on Tuesday. Nov. 22, lished in the American Colonies Capt. John D. Craig, Hollywood
no echoes in their hearts, and
the following from Pontlar: Mr.
tion of America, issued the following statement to the Jews of were
end Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein; Mr. and was Stephen Day's Bay Psalm adventure producer and deep-
because generation after genera-
America:
Mrs. Norman Buckner; Mr. and Mre Book, issued in 1640 in Cam-
sea diver, will bring sensational
tion they had no instruction."
recent ethecesions, on the totrt
of loth .11,1•It unit non-.1.1.11
Jac. Kovinaky, Mr. and Mra. Irving
new under-sea movies to illustrate
elements In Amerlral, of .1111.11, hill. us In 0111. hortt for the oplittliding
Steinman, Mr. and %Ira. 11. B. Sten- bridge. Mass.
Ile referred particularly to those
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of l'ulestIne tins 110.0111 11111r h to u4 in these Wing dn.
hock. Si, and Mrs. Abe Lai..., Mr.
his talk, "Danger Is My Busi-
Jews in democratic countries who
"These metratges of t9tutouth, lithe been of Ituntenra 1111110r11111re lo us
nil Mrs. J. Wain g•r, Mr. tool Mrs. Sol
The first Congressman in the ness." before the Detroit Town
severed relations with their peo-
Itirnkrant, Mr and Mrs. /1,1111111 1ACk-
and hale strength.. our liainbt In the poiltithl struggle In hhIch
ere
RI
present
ram...
st•in.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jail.)
,
Meyer.
sir.
United States who was Jewish Hall audience in the Fisher Thea-
ple and emphasized that "out of
"Itespott, to the I oil. PoileslIne .ltopettl, Itionerair, represents Ike 1.011 -
111111 Mrs. Sam A. Cotten, Mr. and Mrs.
the discipline of the heder and
,0e contribution altith A merlin ram make ton ,rd the COnsollditlion of
bottle Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Barney was Israel Jacobs of Pennsyl- ter Wednesday morning, Nov. 30,
Wy1111411, Mr. P1141 Mrs. 11.01.1
the JP. 5411 1 ■ 11111.1411 strut-lure in IMIestlue. Ber brethren there are now
vania, who served from 1791 to at 11 o'clock. A natural story-
yeshiva-neither of which was
In the ,angtmed. The , nee m anning our front -11. tr.
. .
re the,
1011
.%rtholr Rimini.), Retold and Mrs. Erie
1793.
teller and showman, Capt. Craig
much fun for the students-came
are thimble of holding them on ly if the, nee .pporteil front the re. and
Friedland.
• • •
only If en 111 the lkimpont prothie 111011 ah
lt 1111. necratt
try mond mid
has been hailed as one of the
great minds that we no longer
materlitl help on 1,1111.11 the, can ml).
Bask. Monsoin.
11 Yearn old,
3
1
lecture "finds" of recent years.
The
first
modern
Hebrew
word
produce."
Mohawk Road, owner of the Oaklgral
s ice must m ake chair to the , . Palestine pioneers end to the hoed
Iron and Metal i'o. died Friday at I:30 was coined by Eliezer ben Ye- His book, "Danger Is My Busi-
"We must be made transmit-
at large that
and they ure n 4111.1e people nnti 111111 though st
"faucet
Isiah
P.
• Or a heart a llineat. Mr. Mons•in hudah (1858-1922), The word ness," was a top best-seller for
.41 oppressed
ure milled in our umintkable deter. ..lion to
ters of the life-giving heritage
has horn in SUN all, Poland. and was
our rights mitt
1.011111111r our troth In the 1.1 of .r futhere Itut he
months.
millon-a dictionary.
which only Hebrew education
married to 11.o Fine of Burlingham, was
must ourselves recount. that these rights and this atork depend Ifs. on
• • •
Va. Surviving are hie Widow; a .0
estertml imillinil success. thsto on concrete miltle,etnent; on the torallion
With his crew of daredevils,
can give," Dr. Lewisohn said.
Stchart: a daughter. Seim.; four broth-
of neh settlements nod the 1`011.011111 ■ 11011 of o'il gggg
011 bringing. more
Capt. Craig has combed the
The
first
European
to
set
foot
Dr. A. M. Hershman, chairman
er, a ratter, and his mother. Burial
Or Our land under Irrigation and Intraraltiral farming; on 4:Mending tl in..
end def..
nt Mac hpolith Oemetery. Rabbi on American
h int development
soil was the Jew world to make thrill sequences
of Education Month which con-
Brie Friralland of Temple Beth Jacob
Erie
- MM.,. the imilllt al future, these pnictlen1 /111114 rettntin 111111
Luis de Torres whom Columbus for Hollywood films. His under-
cluded with this dinner, spoke of
Wreneraeld1111 tired. ere
antiRabbi A. I. Miller of ()inerrant'.
1111141 111111 fulfillment.
'I Ite, rain be secured if Wren
11.1Israel official.
took along on his voyage to act esa pictures have won the coveted
ratlike.: men. 1111111 141141 1110 nej.
the small percentage of children
^t mar iniiillettl dematn1 for In
a d
gration hill be al,. M-
as an interpreter with the sup- Academy Award.
who receive a Jewish education,
ha, tutore land end ntore money ot one disposal.
Rabbi Eric Friedland spoke on "Poo
ere.. radial() ir
Wo Still Believe In lare" at the regu- posedly Asiatic nations.
and called for increased efforts
vl know that our Amer.°,
an, friends till folio. thriemis their e•preralims
lit
to the
tilted Pnlestine Appeal.
Mr Friday evening erarvieva.
(Copyright, 1932, S. A. F.
of kollderlly by responding
in behalf of Jewish learning,
the Immense value of the coniribetIon
---
“I know they ell)
Gifts to North End Clinic
Others on the program were
Th. Pontiac Lodge of Final With held
or
Jeulsit 11.1 settlement end defense
they are making toward estentlIng
Its annual Father-Son banquet no Temple Carveth Wells to Speak on
nee,"
and bringing peace nearer to nor
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
Beth Jacob nn Wet111.day, Nov. 9. The
North End Clinic has received
With the entire civilized world shaken to its depths by the guest
of the United Hebrew Schools;
speaker ram Arthur W. Seblen.
Sunday at the Art
the following contributions:
Harry Cohen, president of the new horrors visited upon the Jews in Germany and with every orincipal of Washington Junior 111101
In honor of liar Mitzvah of William
Institute
School.
enlightened
element
in
the
population,
both
Jew
and
Gentile,
Frank Steinberg from Mr.nitti Mee.
schools; Mrs. Jack Freedman,
11 ary M. Sal ken; In n .11
Irving Levy was the Pontine delegate
president of the Women's Auxil- aroused not merely to profound indignation but to the need for
si tTi
to the Michigan 11.1 Brith Found!
"Bermuda in Three Colors," lrniam In Frlydcnlsrg Ram S. a
iary of the schools; Miss Anna immediate and constructive action, the world of the theater as- held at Lansing.
Mra William Frank; In memory of
illustrated with new motion pic- Mrs. SP /1 Blumenthal from Sir. ond
Katz, president of the Alumni sembled its most brilliant personalities at "Night of Stars" at Madi-
Mrs William Frank, Mr. and Mrs I. 01.
tures
in
natural
color,
will
be
During
the
past
week
Rabid
Eric
Ass'n; Judge Charles Rubiner, son Square Garden last Wednesday night to place before a capacity Friedland spoke to the Pontiac High
Myers. Mr. and Mrs Barry Farlistein,
the subject of a public lecture Mr. and ihre
ofra. Herbert IS Itoloinson; In
who was toastmaster, and Cantor audience of more than 20,000 an unparalleled demonstration of School studentatarambly on the
Mrs. SigIllurul
none front
by Carveth Wells, British-born ntemory
J. II. Sonenklar, who arranged sympathy and support for the United Palestine Appeal as an avenue "Education for Democracy."
Mr.and Mrs Williont Prank, Jesup P.
explorer,
author
and
radio
broad-
of
rescue
for
many
homeless
and
oppressed
Jews
in
Central
and
Iiirsc
Oman
Mira Sadie 111thcbutan. In
the musical program which in-
caster,caster,
at
3:30
next
Sun-
°valor,'
of
Mr.
Anil
MnEdwin
A. Wolf
Mothers' Clubs Calendar
cluded a trio consisting of Mi- Eastern Europe. And the world of the theater spoke in its own
r. amt ars. Nathn airmen.. Z Mr
d
day afternoon, Nov. 27, at the
chael Bustritzky, Samuel Shear language. It spoke in the language of drama, manic, comedy and
Tuesday, Nov. 19. at 1:30 p. M.- Detroit Institute of Arts. lie is
Mrs. Eilhin A. Wolf, Mr. and Mr,. I. It.
gel and Jack Backer. Rabbi Mor- spectacle. There was gayety and there was solemnity. There was Young
Women's Sonde flub at 11512 presented by the World Adven-
Myer. Br. anal N .
El ,
brilliance and there was the subdued light of pathos-but perme- !raster. Whilst. and demonstration
ris Adler gave the invocation.
a ml I
Mrs Al NV:!i iir t;I at,
s t' Mrs. ' Iitt
"ITI
ture Series.
burn,
M r. and Sirs. Item:
Path:1101,
ating every artist and every scene was a sensitive and deep-seated of the modern dance by Edith M.kin.
Wednesday, Nov. 50, Ut 1:30 p. m.-
sir. angl
Israel Ilimelhoth, Mr. and
feeling of comradeship with the unfortunate men and women who Woodward
club at Jewish CommunitY
sine deflect D. Itobin.00, Samuel "swig,
II. 11. Robinson, one of the coun- sir. end Mr.. Adolph F•Insterwald; lt,
14th Convention of National today languish in no-man's land without food or shelter, who look Center, Commentty Fund bridge tea.
CLASSES
try's big steel magnates, is re- 111011nry of Edgar Ileavenrich front Posse
Labor Committee for Pal- upon civilizatiom with their faith in humanity destroyed by hitherto
inurnaParn ., Tuesday, I to
Ilirehman, Stir, Alrli•
p
ported to have offered to con- F.
unknown
brutality
and
ruthlessness.
W8111411104:
Monday,
1:30
to
4
p
nt.
Sir. and Sirs. 101- b•rt D. Ibibinson, In
estine in New York City
Ses‘ing:Cooklug: Tuesday, 1 to 3 p m. tribute half a million in cash to
memory 'of Samuel Shaffer from Miss
The underyling purpose of "Night of Stars" and the United
Tn. t Maras at e to 11,, held tit the-
thermnr Stnneld, in memory of Ilret
Nov. 25 to 27
Palestine Appeal, which sponsored it, was dramatically emphasized Jewitolt Community Center, 2904 Wood. bring German refugees to Amer- torah Marx hunt Sir. andsirs.Adolph
ica,
erwald
by Eddie Cantor during the colorful performance and by a special herd.
The 14th annual convention of message from Governor Lehman to Harold Jacobi, chairman of
the National Labor Committee for "Nigth of Stars" and national co-chairman of the United Palestine
Palestine lei] , be held Nov. 25 to Appeal.
27 at Hotel Pennsylvania in N ew
Supplementing an earlier message urging widespread support
York City. The convention is being of the United Palestine Appeal in the present emergency for Jews
called for the purpose of acquaint. abroad, Governor Lehman stressed the fact that "the present heart-
Mg the delegates with important breaking situation abroad makes it more than ever necessary that
reports as well as to mobilize the the doors of opportunity in Palestine be kept open to our co-
support of American Jewry in or- religionists." "In many countries abroad," the Governor...stated in
der to strengthen the positions of his message, "Jews, through no fault of their own, have been de-
Jewish labor In Palestine.
prived not only of their civil and religious liberties but even of the
Messages to the convention have means of sustaining life."
been received from Dr. Chaim
Extermination of Jews Threatened
"
Weizmann, president of the Jewish
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels on Tuesday threat-
Agency; Leon Blum, former prime
ened
the
extermination
of
all
Jews
in
Germany.
minister of France; William Green,
While Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, speaking at
president of the American Federa-
tion of Labor; Herbert Morrison, the funeral of Ernst vom Rath, the German diplomat whose assassi-
nation by a Polish Jew touched off the riots, was serving notice that
prominent leader of the British
Germany intended to defy the world and continue its relentless
Labor Party; Dr. Stephen S. Wise,
war on the Jews, the following new measures were taken against
president of the American Jewish
these:
(1) Minister of Economics Funk announced that all Jewish
Congress and many other out-
standing loaders. A special report property would be "transferred to German hands," that is, expro-
priated, in exchange for government "annuity bonds"; (2) tax
on the situation in Central Europe
and in Palestine will be given at authorities were Instructed to refuse to give Jews certificates vouch-
the convention by Levi Shkolnick, ing that they had paid their taxes, thus virtually forbidding Jews
leader of the Jewish Labor Move- to leave the country, since no one may cross the border without
s
ment in Palestine, who is arriving uch certificates; (3) Propaganda Minister Goebbels' organ Der
Angl'iff announced a new decree which would evict thousands of
next Thursday on the Normandie
Jews from their homes; (4) wealthy Jews were being held for
as a delegate of the Histadrut to
ransom in order to extract from them the last penny of their re-
the United States.
The National Labor Committee, sources; (6) works of art belonging to Jews were seized; (6) radios
owned by Jews were requisitioned.
according to Isaac Hamlin, na-
Meanwhile, the newspaper Boersenzeitung admitted for the
tional secretary, is the chief fund-
first time that the despoilation of German Jews begun after the
raising instrument In America for
Pogroms had been mapped out long before the slaying of a German
the support of the Labor Federa-
tion in Palestine. Since its in- diplomat by a Polish Jew was made the excuse for the organized
ception, the committee raised over campaign of expropriation. "The promptness with which the bill
$2,000,000 towards the support of was presented shows the preparations had been made long in ad-
the Federation and its cultural and vance," the paper declared. "All informed persons knew that finan-
cial action was bound to follow political action in the process of
co-operative institutions.
Aryanization." At the same time the Essener Zeitung, Field Mar-
shal Goering's organ, frankly stated that the plan proposed by the
Safe to Send Haavaramarks Evian conference to enable the Jews to take some part of their
Property with them would never be approved by Germany." The
to Jews in Germany
paper made it plain that Germany was prepared to negotiate for
Because of the recent events in the emigration of all German Jews only if other countries accepted
them as penniless immigrants,
Germany, there have been numer-
ous inquiries as to whether Ilea-
Lloyd's Won't Pay Jews' Insurance to Reich
varamarks may still be sent to
LONDON. (WNS)-Lloyd's of London, the world-famous insur-
Jewish people there. The New
York office of Intria, 120 Broad- ance society, has suspended all payments on insurance policies held
way, New York, therefore, an- by Jews whose properties were wrecked during the recent pogrom.
nounces that a cable arrived from The purpose of the suspension Is to prevent the German govern-
its main office in London, Eng, ment from confiscating payments. The payments are to be im-
land, stating that the whole ma- pounded in London and paid out to policyholders only when they
chinery of paying out Heavers- succeed in leaving Germany. There is a possibility that the funds
marks in all ports of Germany may be released to relatives or friends outside of Germany or used
and Austria is in perfect order. to finance the project for mass emigration and cvolonization of
Haavaramarks, therefore, may be German Jews.
sent as usual, through the various
Decree Provides Secret Trial for Grynzspan
banks and travel bureaus.
PARIS. (WNSI-A secret trial for Herschel Grynzspan, 17-year-
It is only permitted to send 200
Haavaramarks to a person in Ger- old Polish Jew, who shot and killed Ernst vom Rath, third secretary
many during one month. But be- of the German embassy, was foreshadowed when the Foreign Office
fore certain holidays, 200 extra Published a decree authorizing closed trials of court cases likely to
marks are allowed. Chanukah has have international repercussions. Meanwhile, Vincent de Moro-
•
been recognized as one of those Giafferi. one of France's most famous criminal lawyerss, accepted a
holidays. From now until Jest 1, request from the Journalists Defense Fund in New York to defend
the...afore, one may send 200 extra Grynzspan. Organized by Dorothy Thompson in cooperation with a
marks as a special Chanukah gift committee of noted writers. the fund has &heady received over
to somebody in Germany, but or- 810,000 in cash contributions from non-Jews in all parts of the
ders must arrive in Germany not United States in response to an appeal to raise a defense fund
for Grynzspan.
later than Dee. 31, 1938,
Why It I. Advis•ble t• Send
Canadian Town Bars Wearing of Mustache Like Hitler's I
Haavaramarks
The Heave remarks in Germany
GODERICII, Canada. (WNS)-The wearing of a mustache like
have the sonic value as the Reichs- that of Adolf Hitler was made a misdemeanor punishable by imme-
mark. It is not a cheaper mark. diate arrest in Huron County when the County Council adopted a
The Haavaramarks have exactly resolution instructing the court house officer, Sergeant-Major George
the same purchasing power as the James, to arrest all persons wearing such mustaches.
Reichemarks. The difference is
only in buying the marks. The
Young Judaea Prepares occupied themselves: scarfs with
"Reichsmarks" cost about twice
Chanukah Pageant
Young Judaea printed on them,
as much in foreign exchange as
hats and knitted bandanas.
the Ilaayaramark.
Young Judaea is preparing a
leaders of Young Judaea held
TAU SIGMA TAU
Chanukah pageant in which all their regular bi-monthly meeting
Tau Sigma Tau'a bingo party the members of all groups will
the home of Mrs. Daniel Cohn
at
will be given on Tuesday, Nov. participate. The pageant will in-
29. at 8 p. Tn., at the home of elude a Chanukah play, Hebrew last Thursday. Helen Kass, guest
Miss Frances Mandell. The act- and English ,songs, dancing and speaker, enthusiastically described
ing committee is under the aus- many other entertaining fea- to present leaders her own se-
vices of , Evelyn )(anat. Janet ures. Besides the entertain- tivities as a leader several years
Rosenberg and Shirley -Tillman. ment, there will be on dis, ar•o. Young Judaea invites any
The party is to be by special in- play the arts and craft work one interested in its activities to
Copyrught19315. bccarr a Huts Toucco Co.
with which Young Judaeans have attend the meetings.
vitation only.

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November 18, 1938

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

IIMMIIMINIW115111MenilliMs

A complete expose of the
"Benjamin Franklin propheCy"
forgery, which quotes Franklin
as having warned against immi-
gration of Jews, appears in the
second issue of the Contempo-
rary Jewish Record, a bi-monthly
review of events of Jewish inter-
est. The magazine, published by
the American Jewish. Committee,
461 4th Ave., New York, is now
off the press.
The Franklin forgery, which
became a last-minite issue at the
end of the New York Slate gu-
bernatorial campaign, is exploded
by many scholars and experts, in-
cluding Charles A. Beard, Henry
Butler Allen, J. Henry Smythe,
Jr., and Alfred Rigling, whose
comments appear in the maga-
zine. The test of the forgery also
is published • The comments end

text will later be reprinted in
pamphlet form.
The magazine also contains a
special eight-page supplement on
the German situation. In this sup-
plement is # comprehensive de-
scription ,of events in Germany
since the renewed outbreak of
persecution of Jews in Germany,
together with a digest of expres-
sions of public opinion on the sit-
uation.
Other articles in the Novem-
ber issue continue the policy of
recording current news concern-
ing Jews during September and
October and publishing authori-
tative interpretations of recent
events. The magazine carries a
study of the development of the
anti-Jewish policy in Italy, by
Dr. Hirsch L. Gordon; an analy-
sis of the present political situa-
tion of the Jew's in Palestine, by
Abraham Revusky, and an ap-
praisal of the position of the
Jews in Czechoslovakia before
the crisis, by Prof. Salomon
Foldelman of I'ruha,

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