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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939

SEEK DEPORTATION Non-Catholic Protests Against'
OF KUHN, FUEHRER
The Persecution of Catholics!
OF THE NAZI BUND

Refugee Children
Are Offered Homes

By 2,500 Families

Per Year, $3.110:

Per

Copy, 1 0 Cents

JEWS 'WILL RESIST Detroit Jews Challenged to Do Full Share
PLAN TO DESTROY
PALESTINE RIGHTS In Great Relief Program Involving Fate of

NEW YORK. WNS) —At
a meeting of the American
Committee for Christian Ger-
man Refugees, Dr. Marion E.
U. S. Bureaus Given Sworn
Kenworthy announced that
Great Britain Warned She
Affidavits Condemning
2,500 families in various parts
In response to many requests nominations in .11 states and Can-
Must Be Prepared to Use
of the country have already
American Hitler
tor information on Jewish, Prot- ado.
Bayonets, Shed Blood
offered to take child refugees
estant and inter-faith protests
The statement said :
into their circles, although as
"The undendannt Protratuntoo, tatho.
against persecution of Catholics,
PRESIDENT SEEN ON
yet
no
solicitation
has
been
The
National
Conference
of
,'„,'1, 1'.7 1 ,..4,7,....
CONTINUE TERRORISM,
" git r h',.,,,f,7,'41. ,,I, (4,"1,7-
WAGNER-ROGERS BILL Christians and Jews has compiled
Nerd to the towensity or the aai'lese-1 made. Dr. Kenworthy declared
ARAB APPEAL URGES
food nnil I he maintenance a renal°. I
that the spontaneous reaction
the following record :
liberty In all lands.
11e are espily
of so many families on hear-
Protestant and Jewish protests s ..... ernest at me present itinctum ecin
Child Refugee Resolution
toter
notably
ing of the proposal to bring
Roosevelt Asked Guarantee
expressed in a Ow MitiM1111/1 III Mesh,. where many un-
were
Passed by Senate Sub-
refugee children from Ger-
titilIOMPIIL Signed by 500 leading
for Palestine on Own
what I PVi sij.' 2,7 1 many was a testimonial to
Committee
ministers and rabbis on Nov. 27, Imiiiiral
forme otheroise.47:riliv
le;
Initiative
"the humanitarian sympathies
1934, which declared that the 7,.",',,t",." 1,,':"'12. Is beingi "s's.' „ot rio n„„
of the American people."
NEW YORK. ( WNS)—Action Mexican government s war on u% the' rritht h:7111'et cru'rche. to folic-
JERUSALEM.
Oen:
The American Friends Serv-
WNS - Palm.
end the rigittn of Indit Moats to
ending toward criminal and pos. C a t h o I i c s imperilled religious
Agency)—If Great Britain is
ice Committee, which has been
ihle deportation of Fritz Kuhn, freedom everywhere. More than 1"11:!;:,,%:,1;i s li,i1" r of i l'ir """;:
planning to undermine the Jew-
active in refugee work in Eu-
Nazi Bund leader, was inaugu. nine-tenths of the signers were [-O.
i 1111,i 1111TRI 1:101;117 11171:
4
1101 ire
ish National Home she must be
ropeans countries, was adding
rated here by the Non-Sectarian non-Catholics
representing
26
prepared to use bayonets and
child welfare workers in Ber-
Anti-Nazi League. A sworn state- Protestant and three Jewish (le- it,- mknow ledge our responnibility tu
!shed
Jewish blood, for the Jew-
lin,
Vienna,
Prague
and
labor
for
if,
nehletement
eteowhere.
ment, given the League by a
%%Idle ref minion front discussing the
ish community of Palestine will
Frankfort to spur the work
former German employer of
homes al stake In the con-
stop
at
no muttering to resist any
of
re-establishing
the
children
tent...sir s in !thol
Kuhn in Munich, has been placed
e., se 111111re to site
one ..... ral nuppo rt to flame alto litho,
policy destructive of its "only
in family circles.
in the hands of Charles Miller,
for freedom Of 0,)11,1111, there. and 111
hope,"
the
Zionist General Coun-
Fannie Hurst, author, told
assistant
district
director
of
re
espress
tite sanalet, with which se
cil ( Actions Committee) warned
si
an audience at the World's
etery thew to liberty of eon.
Immigratien and Naturalization,
wiener and the freedom of the sold."
in a resolution adopted at the
Fair Temple of Religion that
the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
Appeal for Religion in Mexico
the hateful Nazi-spread propa- !closing session of its meeting
tion, and the U. S. District At-
here.
In 1936, 40 leaders of the
ganda that refugees are tak-
torney's office.
Protestant and Jewish faiths
gravity with which the
ing jobs from Americans Is
The statement was sworn by Prominent Liberal to A
The awaits
awaits an imminent an-
With approximately 40 per cent of the campaign quota yet to be raised during
aimed at creating a "man-in-
Reinhold Spitz, a German refu- dress "Democracy Speaks" united in a public appeal for
religious
liberty
in
Mexico.
The
!nouncement
of policy for the fu- the concluding five days of the unprecedented Allied Jewish Campaign for $790,000,
the - street hysteria." M iss
gee from Munich, now residing
Radio Program
appeal, which was sent to the
of Palestine is reflected in
Hurst pointed to figures of , ture
in New York City. Spitz, who
urgent appeals were renewed to the Jews of Detroit to make every effort to sub-
Mexican Embassy in Washington,
German refugees in this coun- 1the solemn threat of non-cooper- scribe
lived in Munich more than 50
Dr. Hain' r. Ward, secretary declared:
the full amount set for the 1939 drive—unless this community desires to
talon and resistance contained in
try, of whom many are Jews,
years, was hhe founder and
be
of the Methodist Federation of IIlya,,
l
„",,eir sel 0 1 :,7, 1 ,7
sited
lia ”" s * and showed that the total I the carefully worded resolution. made responsible for the tragedies that will ensue if help for the hundreds of thou-
owner of a large clothing manu-
Social Service and national chair- our Intrust in the highest welfareof
sands
of wandering refugees is not forthcoming.
I
The
British
government
is
numbeY
up
to
date
could
facturing firm located on the
man of the American League for o " ..r
we Issue It
called upon to refrain front
hardly produce a ripple on
same street as Kuhn's father's
ten 111.1.11111. of the effect uf certain
Peace and Democracy, will be policies
The general campaign began on Sunday evening w'th half .the quota subscribed
breaching its international obli-
the surface of the economic
In Ilesico upon the norld at
business. He was a man of means
large.
gations, while the General Coun-
life
of
this
country.
Moreover,
the solicitations conduct-
and position. who was forced to
"R• regard with deep appreci.thra the
cil
reaffirms
the
"anxious
con-
ed by the pr
Miss Hurst said, the average
special
flee Germany because of being
ude...too ed the Republic of Next.,
or 'owlet reform nisi hate learned of
cern" of the Jewish people for
gifts and executive
political and religious refugee
ecutive committee
part-Jewish and his democratic
its welfare proem,. nit!, 111VP
interral•
w 0 r k e r s .
peace in Palestine "especially in
coining to these shores "comes
During the first
political beliefs,
tar must reguol with deep antlety,
week's campaign activities, an
this grave moment in interne-
bottom lite Informellon we hare re-
bearing gifts of culture."
Spitz swears that in 1921
1,11011 in recent Its of long conflict
' tional affairs."
additional
nal 10 per cent of the
Fritz Kuhn was a student of
between the gorer nit and the Imitl•
Warn.
Jew.
Will
Frustrate
Policy
quota
was raised. The balance of
chemistry at the University of
lotions of "listen. 151die we would
esprran our 'Most earnest 111111pproNat
Believed Imminent
_______ ' 40 per cent must be raised dur-
of
Munich. While there, Kuhn was
I'llstrol of lite slate by the Church. we
to
; David Ben Gurion, chairman
nathe
coming week, if Detroit
arrested, tried and convicted of
are etputlit concerned .110111 the ninth.
Drastic Measure Adopted ing
tenants of rennin. liberty. Utterly of
of the Jewish Agency Executive,
be listed among the com-
stealing overcoats of fellow stu-
conncience Is essential to the well being
again warned the British govern-
in Parliament Without
munities that have responded to
dents. Ile was sentenced to four
of any people. Religion, for almost all
's sent that the Jewish reaction to
of
the heartrending cries for help
months in Stadelheim Prison
: the
Dissenting Vote
By AL SEGAL
1Iint m'enit ioreMt'n0111SPIsfiitflIR
i
T nI
the believedly imminent publica-
that are coming daily f rom every
which he served. When he was
"Therefore. we deeply regret the wide-
o o f t h e gover
tin
portion of the globe.
released, a mutual friend of the
sprenti closing and confiscation of
I have been reading about the po licy fo r Palestinn future
chon hex,
A1111
111s
BUDAPEST. (WNS) — The
e
would
be
Urgent appeals for doubling
the red...that of the
. Spitz and Kuhn families came
number of their ministers 10 11111 . 11 an Jewish exhibit at the New York 'with deeds directed at the fens.
n oflastonyear's gifts
Hungarian Parliament, without and trebling
to Spitz and asked him to give
estent 111 10 deprit• the penitte of the
World's Fair and am happy to tration of the new designs of
n
occasioned
spirit.l ministration 111111,1
sined not
Fritz Kuhn another chance to
for hy their
dissent, adopted drastic antis
observe that we shall be a joy- this policy that intends the de-
magi.. traditions nnd runt .
tue of the fact that lythbo y cam-
make an honest living. Out of
hate rend emu - I/M.1d n
Jewish
ass,
quick-stepping,
effective
pee-
struction
of
Jewry's
last
hope."
now In force
Jewish laws, which may cut off paign quota provides for the
sympathy, Spitz employed Kuhn
which tan catty he monied nimont
1' ..... 111.1.1,
an estimated 300,000 Jews from needs of refugees who must be
suitor...Mg religion.. liberty. DieNothiemmag Speaking to a gathering of the
as a shipping clerk. After four
Re hate fern ...tern! 10 hear recently
images
of
us
carrying
eter-
Smaller
Actions
Committee
(
com-
o
ef
nfnore
throu present havens
their means of livelihood and cared
months, Spitz discovered Kuhn
of some reinsution of regulations
nal burdens; no hopeless eyes of posed of members resident in
g hu
,g
hout t the world
Irani God elite, moil. nits.. growth
had stolen merchandise worth
compel
them to seek new homes
of conciliation on use purl of the slate Jews looking into darkness; no Palestine) of the World Zionist
and
must
also be pro , ided with
more than three thousand marks.
mid the church.
wandering Jews athwart distant Organization, Mr. Ben Gurion
abroad within five years. Jewish centers for colonization and re-
When the theft was discovered,
'•Ille proposals of the gotentment of
participation
ar t i p
cirpoaftet n in
nh
0 Ins abusiness
rem li i t and
edu i n.
s t t r i eof1, a but
%Irak° for the general nluentIonof horizons. outlined a plan for political ac-
the
Kuhn's father and the mutual
the people Sr. to he warm
Not that it isn't dreadfully lion and declared that "all the
ly co
mmended.
future
Palestine d epends
ends upon
friend visited Spitz and begged
How et er, ru must strongSt rotent
true
that
many
Jews
are
car
tureen
of
world
Jewry
will
be
ngninst the intnlon of lb
the i dlrlii ev de. je De-
Dw
e:
hint not to disclose it,spublicly.
at e
der the laws to 6 to 12 per cent 1
ing
eternal
burdens
-•and•'
100
aidbillzed
DR. HARRY F. WARD
the ranscience In an ettneational pro.
pendi n eg also
'thiS struggle."
e upon n the
The three discussed the matter
of the total number of
gram. when the State forbids the with hopeless eyes in the dark
persons ish Campa gn are the local edu- i
After a prolonged discusi
son
and it was decided to send Fritz the speaker on the program "De-
and
are
seen
wandering
on all the Smaller Actions Commi
i
engaged in the various callings, rational, recreational and relief
L7.1,11„ ;701141f.
Kuhn out of Germany to avoid mocracy Speaks" over CKLW, f"r tit° dol.
and line up Hungary with Nazi agencies
, . to oloillinin • mtlact ta the horizons. But at the Fair the memb ers
d to M
all of which are in-
ARTHUR M. LAMPORT
wr of ministers 111111 religions liberty world will see that we have ion's
further disgrace. All three con- Monday evening, May 15, 7:30
Germany and Fascist Italy in the eluded in the drive.
proposals;
and
awl Indi tiolual 'laid, to.
after
a
s
Gur-
um-
disclaim optally valet, too, as well as pain ; we
tributed to a fund which, pur- p. m. The subject of Dr. Ward's
" control" of Jews.
rum 1 0 iotenieri aiiisin i n
matibn
by
Menahem
M.
Ussishkin,
oiihof
chased Kuhn passage to Mexico speech is "Father Coughlin on ilairsh
or state,
Addressing
have bright goals and our feet
t h e
Shortly after the parliamen-
worker.'
..,, o „ no.. Ho. h op
a special committee was appoint-
, th o , H o, hyp h.,.„,
in 1922. He entered this coun- Democracy."
luncheons during this week,
do not go only toward black
tary action, Dr. Derso Kenedy,
of hoth
try in 1928 and became a natur-
the look
ehen.h
sea the stele in abysses; out hands (which the ed to examine the details and to
Simon Shelter, Abraham Srere,
one
of
Budapest's
most
promi-
Dr. Ward had been speaking Mexico will
forams! In n new
s u b in i t recommendations for
alized citizen in 1934.
The state sinned he countarously
and writing against Fascism and tin).
vent Jewish physicians, killed I Fred M. Butsel and other cam-
world has seen upraised in an- specific action within a few days.
progrennite. and et the eine,. tim
e es
himself. He had emigrated with, paign leaders challen ged
It is the contention of the War for many years. lie has been courage Ike growth
a spirIttml r ore.. - guished supplication) are also at
Ben Gurion, outlining the plan
chant. 111101011.
Anti-Nazi League that these active in the Methodist Federatio n The
his family to Argentina, but had ! trait Jews to do their
irfu1
D° -1
thrintett sacrifice anti work building the substance of a of political action to be followed
I
facts, if established by the goy- for Social Service and Civil Lib - I a seek, .
gorgeous dream.
returned here because of the'. share in the drive a nd em•
by
Zioni a t
ail iron d=rt=17"4
14-
climate. ; phatically denied that the
ernment, make Fritz Kuhn twice erties Union for many years be . ths. 111111 order
This is the story that is told Yi the
...Weld with reflation. 111111.1. at
,h
e
shuv
in
anticipation
p-i- h.
"of the
guilty of perjury and liable to fore he became national chair
Hungary's estimated 750,000 I present quota is too large for
ate tine Pavilion of the imminent dangers" declared:
. of " f‘r;eir r" ' fo n
i i..7.11;:n t '3; 7,:.0:31
deportation as an undesirable Sian of the American League .
,;;,' ;Vor'ld's Fair
Jews had awaited voting on the I ibis community. Poin ting to
where the art of
rod lite stmlatthetto tsoo l.nlikin of the
"Neither by mourning nor
alien as he twice denied his crim- During the World War he wa s c hurch In ell l
t measures for the 1111 - Jews ham created a livin
bill apprehensively and with final , the uninterrupted spending on
g picture merely by protesting will we re-
inal record in Germany—first professor of Christian ethics a t Protonent a ore nodal me of the of the prodigious toil and ideal- act to the publirati
passage of the anti-Jewish laws ; the part of Jews will means,
'then he entered this country the Union Theological Seminary
ism that in 20 years have made White Paper—but with needs (li- e
Jews will be ousted from pre . 1 the leaders declared that the
Interfaith Protest.
tensions and business in groups' entire Sum asked for should
from Mexico and second when he in New York City. lie is a mem- The American Committee on the desert bloom again in Pal- rected at the frustration of the
applied for and received his citi- her of the American Academy of Religious Rights and Minorities,
every three months over a five- I b. subscribe d and called upon
estine. new designs of this policy, which
year period. No Jew is to be the worker. not to be too soft-
zenship papers. Social Science and his books have made public in 1935 the findings
"Look what my hands have intends the destruction of Jew-
Believing that this information had wide attention all over the of a special interfaith commit- done," the Jew says at his Pa- ry's last hope. We shall not fight
allowed in public or government hinted in yielding to unw•r-
will probably expose Spitz, now country.
ranted excuses. At the slime
service nor may Jews hold lead-
tee, formed to inquire into the vilion. "The waste places I have England, but we shall fight the
0 5, to threats and possible vie•
ing positions in journalism, the tm■ e •. contributors were urged
Besides being national chair- status of religious liberty in reclaimed . . . the swamps I have government's policy. which means
knee, the League has written to man
to
F ,.e to th e limit of their
theater
or
the
cinema.
The
state
of the American League he Mexico. The committee was com- drained . . . the trees I have the surrendering of England's
the Police Department asking is also actively affiliated with the
may expropriate, with compen- ability sad not to stint in the
(PLEASE TURN Ti) PAGE Si
planted . . . this beauty of my friends to her foes. All the forces
that steps be taken to insure American Civil Liberties Union. -
present
hour of need.
sation,
farm
lands
in
excess
of
orange groves . , , this loveliness' of world Jewry will be mobilized
Spitz' personal safety. After the broadcast a recep-
a half-acre owned by Jews. Jews
of the simple homes I have built in this struggle."
Workers' luncheon meetings
tion will be given for Dr. Ward
on my acres . . . these schools
may vote only for a list of Jew- will continue next 'Monday,
ay, Tues-
Confer with President on Wagner- at the Cass Community Metho-
Signed by the "Arab Rebel
and hospitals . . . all in the 20
ish candidates and such candi- day and Wednesday, when the
Rogers .
dist Episcopal Church, 3901 Cass
years . . . You can see it all High Comm•nd," • manifesto
dates for Parliament may not ex- drive is scheduled to close, and
WASHINGTON. ( WNS) — AAve., where he will speak on the
here . . . This is my dress, distributed throughout Pales.
ceed more than 6 per cent of the it is expected that a great effort
delegation of refugee aid officials question of neutrality. The pub-
tine urges the continuance of
which has been fulfilled by i n :
—
whole membership. Jews whose will be made by all volunteers to
and Jewish leaders conferred here tic is ..invited.
hands."
i I ism against Englishman
I Tidbits from Everywhere
forbears had been Hungarians reach their assigned quotas.
JUDGE
MORRIS
ROTHENBERG
with President Roosevelt on the
The p r o g r a in "Democracy 1
..._
The world will look and I and Jews even after the pub-
since 1848 and who had pro- The speaker on Monday will
Jewish child refugee problem. Speaks" is sponsored by the;
tensed Christianity in 1919 or
hope it will see and understand • lic•tio n of the White Paper
8Y PHINEAS J. NIKON
' th ose
be Arthur M. Lampert, national
present were Myron C. American League for Peace and
that is shortly sapected.
and speak with something
before were exempt as wer Jew- treasurer of the United Jewish
Taylor, vice chairman of the In- Democracy and is heard over
Mao/right 1011. a A Fa)
admiration and certainly with The Smaller Actions Commit-
ish war veterans. About 300 Appeal. Judge Morris Rothen-
tergovernmental Committee for CKLW every Monday evening.
newspaper nien were informed berg, co-chairman of the e United
wonderment : "This is the ateaz- tee (General Council of the
Refugees; James G. MacDonald, Beginning with this Monday this BROWN STUDY
they must quit their jobs on Jewish Appeal, wil: speak on
ing fact of an ideal come true. , World Zionist Organization), in
chairman of the President's Ad- radio program will be broadcast
Hungarian papers before Jan. 1. Tuesday. The guest speaker on
The reason why it took Hitler The Jews with no power, save !• closed session, is considering
i ' Li .
visory Committee on Refugees; from 7:30 to 8 p. m.
on
long
to
answer
F.
D.
R.
was
faith
and
vision
and
toil.
have
political
recommendations
decided
Wednesday will be Harry Hersh-
Judge Samuel I. Roseman of
Prof. Williams' Address
Thousands of Jews have start- field, eminent cartoonist and hu-
that the speech was first worked reconquered the ancient land I upon by a special committee.
New York, former Justice Joseph
Speaking over Station CKLW out by German embassy officials from the desert and the swami, I These political recommendations,
ed to study foreign languages morist, creator of the comic strip
rnli
M. Proskauer, George L. War- last Monday evening on the "Des in Washington, who were sup- This is a prodigy of idealism." ' in anticipation of the White May 11 Set as Deadline;
Tfihte t i h ie um
n: h
" itbsee i I f Cabibhbo
a setivteos (hi:at li fe abroa d.
son, Lewis L. Strauss, Henry mocracy Speaks" program, Prof. posed to import to it an appeal
Idealism hasn't been going it Paper expected shortly, were de-
l
ieih"eawrtheodlh;
has in the
Order
Immediate
Reg
-
Ittleson, Sol Stroock, Paul Baer- Mentor L. Williams of the Uni- to the American psychology, and the world generally. The be .1 eided on at
garian government, however, has work for refugee relief and who
a
meeting of the
wald, Nathan Straus and Dr. versity of Michigan severely con- then was given over to Gabby
istrations
( PLEASE TURN TO PAGE St
not started any negotiations with is lecturink widely in behalf of
'PLEAS! TURN TO PAGE ni
Stephen S. Wise.
demned the Coughlinite attacks Goebbels for a final polishing up.
other governments concerning the unfortunate wanderers.
The President voiced satisfac- as having implications that "are
Jewish emigrants. The United Lamport to Speak Monday
If you want to get a good
ROME. • ( WNS) — Liquidation States quota for Hungarian im- Arthur M. Lamport national
firm with the work already ac- as dangerous as they are odious." idea of what life in Naziland is
IPLEASE TURN TO PAGE al
(PLEASE. TURN TO PAGE a)
of Jewish wealth in Italy was i migrants in lens than 1,000 an- treasurer of the United Jewish
—_
like today, read Oscar Schisgall's
forecast following an announce- nually.
"Swastika," which relates the
sPLEAME TURN TO Lori 55011.
adventures of an American couple
'tient published in the controlled I
Three Anti-Fascist Films
in Berlin last fall.
Fasc ist newspaper Popo lo d'Italia
That incident of a British war-
of the establishment of • gov- I 1
.B9 HERMAN C. WEINBERG
ship firing on a Greek vessel car-
eminent organization after May
rying Jewish refugees to Pales-
NOTE --The there mall-In• t non.
tine —which has been denied in VINTON'S
here rel len e it I., Mr. II ....b•rg
II to liquidate and administer
represent • heartening note Ili, ∎
toe iur Memo. 1min-to I. now he-
the 'British Parliament—will re-
mming connisant of Its resin no , day as ninotiont of
Jews
education. II Is • Jewish interests. Italian
1 141-111111111. 1Y tinsel, notch. hi
,, f the fact that throw three Milner. wee
Impressive Ceremonies to Mark Dedication, With Rabbis, turn to the headlines.
notr bring nntionally rrhnwvi
were reminded to register their
Credited
to
Dr.
lijalmar
Cantor, Synagogue Officers and Donor
holdings
and
interests
in
coin-
i Executive Secretary of the Junior Service Group Ex-
Schacht is the crack that a Ger-
to Participate
The world premiers of leen. Arlene war lords 1 . With the pea- inercial or industrial enterprises,
presses Her Sentiments in Verse
man feels about •the annexation
of adjacent territories much as "The 400,000,000" and Herber' ales of these countries. none of of which they were owners, di-' ,
Kline's
"Crisis,"
and
the
A
meri.
these
films
have
any
quarrel.
The Kate Frank Memorial Harold, Rosalie and Kaye Frank, the inmate of a jail feels about
rectors or partners. Italian Jews! EDITOR'S NOTE: Bernice Kninoky Isaacson, executive secretary
the addition of a new wing to can premiere of Eisenstein's "Al- Einstein sends the German serfs,
of the Junio r Section of the Detroit Service Group, has written
Building adjoining Congregation children of Samuel Frank.
exander Nevaky," all took elms made prisoner by Nevskv after living abroad have until August i
the prison building.
Cantor
Jacob
H.
Sonenklar
will
of poems
Shaarey Zedek on Rochester Ave.
One of
Believe it or not, but the ne- within a fortnight of each other. the victorious battle, back home. II to register their wealth with
chant the traditional service as-
her
at sopmotemrs, "Cry
dMnylbrientghriehn. i Pn " Germany;'
e trmoaf
th
wa s '. one of a
will be formally dedicated and sociated with the placing of the gotiations between Italy and providing for an embarraasment ''They came against their will," the established government or-
volume of
which won • Major Avery Ho.pwo
wod Award at
of
cinematic
riches
calculated
to
he
says.
"Crisis"
and
"The
400,-
Japan
for
a
military
alliance
Opened Sunday afternoon, May Torah in the Ark
ganization, which has been al- ,
the University of Michigan in 1937. The following i•re selec-
Maurice II. Zackheim, chair- were spiked by none other than make New York's spring season 000,000" revile the ruthless mili- lotted the sum of 20,000,000 lire l
14, with ceremonies to take
tions from Mrs. Is•acson's poems which -e are planed to pub•
He didn't like the one of the most notable in its tary machines of Germany and for administration expenses by
man of the program committee, Hitler . .
lish OR the occasion of the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Place at 4:30 o'clock.
ng
combination film annals. All three were polo- Japan for their cynical con- the liquidation institute. Jews'
will preside. Isaac Shetzer, presi- idea of so strong
ico-sociological
films,
Ivens
and
The new building, containing dent of the synagogue, will before Mussolini a
had
tempt of the rights of the Czech were requested, when registering :
tied hi m
self
a
' •
beautiful prayer room and five
Cry of My Brethren in I
III.
officially accept the building and UP with Naziland in a similar Kline offering straight documen- and Chinese people to "life, lib- to announce whether they wish !
spacious classrooms, all com-
taries of the Sino-Japanese war erty and the pursuit of happi- to as-ail themselves of the right
Ger many
other gifts in behalf of the con- alliance '
' Why did you lead us.
pletely furnished, will he turned
and
the
events
leading
up
to
the
news."
All
three
films
are
bound
Until
recently
Mussolini's
per-
to
donate
their
holdings
or
in-
I.
gregation from the Frank family.
Yesterday,
liver
to the congregation by Sam-
An address will be delivered sonal dentist was • Jew . . . A Munich dismemberment of together by the passionate zeal terests to non-Jews • to descend- Why did you lead us
To this joyful land.
uel Frank as a memorial to his
wit claims that this is the reason Czechoslovakia. respectively) and of the crusader on behalf of ants not considered of the Jew- 10. my Lord,
by Rabbi A. SI. Hershman,
Where we could live at peace,
wife. the late Kate Frank.
The F-I Mole memorial prayer ,hy Hitler had an easy time sell- Einstein offering a reconstruc- down-trodden humanity, flying in ish race, non-Jewish spouses, edu• !From the house of bondage,
Quietly laying our perm ies by,
tion of Prince Nevaky's defeat the teeth of Goebbels' "Talk of cational institutions or charitable !From bricks without straw,
The exercises will open with will be recited for the late Kate ing anti-Semitism to fl Duce.
Speaking in friendship,
a
of Joachim von of the Teutonic Knights in the humanitarianism and morals is organizations.
A daughter er
processional. The Torahs will Frank ; the late Ravin and Bea-
Privileged Jews , Leaving our bread unleavened in Laughing with our neighbors'.
13th century, • film built around disgusting to Rs!"
nt er
he escorted from the prayer room sie Deborah Frank, parents of Ri
must also register their immobile
the sun.
in
and right-hand man, is be- the battle of Lake Peipua with
And so, the impotent tears of wealth but are not subject to Following the ;loud by day,
the main building to the Ark the donor; the late Abraham i
IV.
in the new building. A Torah Jacob, father of Kate Frank. and mg treated by a Jewish brain an implied parallel that "those rage in the bewildered even of liquidation. Privileged Jews, ac- And the pillar of fire by night? This i
is the ignoble end,
specialist in Holland.
who come to Russia with the the betrayed Czechs in "Crisis," cording to the law. are those
which belonged to the late Havis the late Sidney Frank.
Frank •
0. Lord,
sword will perish by the sword" the dazed faces of the Chinese who have distinguished war rec-
father of the donor, and
II
The exercises will close with GIGGLE DEPARTMENT
isn't as if tal n, who muses who cannot understand
i This wretched day:
from which he read for many a nrayer by Rabbi Morris Adler.
ords and their 'descendants to Why did you save
From Germany, says Winchell, liked the film, didn't mean Hitler. why death rains on them from
Where swastikas and shameful
Years, will then be placed in
the second generation. Such ex- 0, Lord.
The first complete service of comes this one: A Cologne Bishop
We might have called this are the skies in "The 400,000,000," emptions, however, have been 1 From the print of the nobleman's
the new Ark.
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the Junior Congregation to be had preached that Germans theta "Three Films and Two Vil- and the resnlute
faces of the officially granted to only • hand-
Burn into our eyes,
flurry
Frank
contributed
the
•
heel
on
our
held
in
the
Prayer
Room
of
the
back,
.urn
shouldn't believe everything said lainx"—the latter being Germany Russian army as it waits. poised
Where
the brown loathsome
of $2.500 towards the fur- Kate Frank Memorial Building about them, as there were still and Japa
ful of prominent persona. Addi. From the hood of yellow,
n. " Crisis" and' and expectant. for the oncoming tonal exemptions are being con. Denpmed badge?
shirts
nishings of the building.
will take place on Sabbath. May
many
good
Germans
in
the
"Alexander
Nevaky"
are
anti-I
Teutonic
hordes
scrawl
the
ice
Shout us to scorn,
at The prayer books to be used 20, at 9:30 a. m. One of the country . . . Ile based his see- German (i. e., anti-Hitler), and' of Lake Peipus in "Alexander sidered but prospects for actual From the scalding cauldron.
And death and agony stand hard
the xervices in the new Prayer rabbis will preach the sermon to
exemption are unfavorable and i And the rack.
.
mon on the famous quotation "The 400,000,000 is anti-Japan ; Nevekly," have meaning for us
by,
Room are the gift of Jerome. the young people.
may
not
be
granted
for
several
;
And
the
fine-lipped,
cruel-fingered
IPL[Ao5 TURN TO PAGE II)
e., ■ nti•Hirohito and the J•p•l
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 1)
months.
Priest?
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By ROBERT A. ASHWORTH
Educational Secretary, The National Conference of Christian
and Jews

Hundreds of Thousands Homeless Refugees

Allied Jewish Campaign 40 Per Cent Short of Unprecedented
Goal at End of First Week of General Solicitations;
Must Raise the Balance by Wzdnesday

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NATIONAL LEADERS WARN SECURITY OF ALL
JEWS IS INVOLVED IN RESULT OF CAMPAIGN

Arthur M. Lamport, Judge Morris Rothenberg and Harry
Hershfield Will Address Workers' Luncheon Report
Meetings Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

DR. HARRY F. WARD
TO SPEAK MONDAY

Speakers at Drive
Luncheon Meetings

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WE AT THE FAIR

ANTI-JEWISH LAWS
PASS IN HUNGARY

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STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL

LIQUIDATE JEWISH
ITALIAN HOLDINGS

TO DEDICATE KATE FRANK MEMORIAL
BUILDING AT SHAAREY ZEDEK SUNDAY

Round the World in Pictures

POEMS WRITTEN BY YOUTH LEADER
DESCRIBE PLIGHT OF REFUGEES

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