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GENERAL ZIONIST

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Zionist national funds, to se-
cure the success of the million
Pound loan, and to mobilize all
resources for the redemption of
land and for agricultural and in-
dustrial development.
6. At the same time the eon-
federation urges the special im-
portance of private capital, and
demands that all steps be taken
to encourage its investment in
Jewish enterprise in Palestine.
7. Side by side with the de-
vehement of possibilities for
Jewish labor, the Confederation
urge, that special attention be
directed to the extension of op-
nortunities for artisans.
8. The Confederation pro-
poses the setting up of a special
committee to coordinate the ac-
tivities of all economic institu-
tions in Palestine.

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9. The Confederation urges
the Jewish people in the Dias-
Porn to strengthen the Jewish
economy in Palestine not only
by financial contributions, but
by the purchase of Palestine
products.

Organisation Problems
10. The general weakening
of the Jewish position in various
Parts of the world makes it
oven more vital now that the
Zionist Executive should be in-
fluential and widely representa-
tive. The Zionist movement must
take the lead in defending Jew-
ish rights and must extend the
activities
in the Diaspora on be-
half of the Jewish National
Home. Zionist education and
Pr
opaganda must be intensified
and extended in order to bring
the Jewish
masses and in Par-
ticular the Jewish youth to an ap-
preciation of the nature and
meaning of the Jewish National
Home. The Confederation is of
the belief that the Zionist Execu-

tive should comprise members
representing every element with-
in the Zionist movement, and
that the coalition should be on
the broadest possible base.
11. Owing to the special part
which the Jewish communities of
Western Europe and America can
nlay in the Zionist political
struggle, the Confederation urges
that a special Organization De-
partment for these areas be es-
tablished in London.
12. The Confederation is also
of the opinion that Zionist po-
litical work in London and Ge-
neva would be greatly strength-
ened if the London Executive of
the Zionist Organization were de-
signed to function on similar
lines to those of the Palestine
Executive.
13. The Confederation be-
lieves that the purchase of the
Shekel is the responsibility of
every Zionist, and that the privi-
lege of representation offered by
the Shekel should be the same
for all Zionists throughout the
%Amid. The Confederation there-
fore advocates the abolition of
a special Palestinian representa-
tion at Zionist Congress in favor
of a uniform system.
14. The Confederation pro-
poses that the bi-annual Shekel
be the basis of Zionist repre-
sentation at Congress.
15. The Confederation advo-
cates the abolition of sectional
Palestine funds, which are harm-
ful to the interests of the na-
tional funds. In the event of
such funds continuing, the Con-
federation will insist on the es-
tablishment of a special fund for
General Zionism in Palestine.
16. In view of the grave dif-
ficulties which Zionism has to
face in the immediate future the
Confederation urges that the
special interests of capital and
labor should be subordinated to

national interests. rant
17. The Confederation is of
the opinion that the need to
unite all forces within the Yishub
necessitates t h e fundamental
unity of the Jewish educational
system.
18. The Confederatiob ex-
presses its appreciation of the
measures taken by the Executive
in Palestine to ensure due re-
spect for the Shabbat and the
traditional Jewish religious ob-
servances.

Seek Whereabouts of Alex
and Abe Turchin

Information is wantel of Alex
and Abe Turrhin, brothers, who
last left their bo-n in die.". York
in November, 197$. In Nevem.
ber, 1937, they sent one com-
munication to th7ir -other from
Detroit and siooe then nothing
has been heard or Cr fro." them.
Their mother is v-ry sn-;ous to
obtain contact with them. Alex
is 25 years of age end Abe is
24 years of age. Anyone aware
of their location Is requos.ei to
Communicate with the Nattonal
Desertion Bureau. 67 W. 47th
St., New York City.

LeGUARDIA STATES
VIEWS ON SLANDER

Flamm, Detective Fitzpatrick and
Detective Joseph Petrosina, also
of Mr. Dewey's office, were
OF COUGHLINITES among the witnesses. Mr. Fitz-
patrick, in an affidavit signed
leliNt-LUDEtt FltONI PAGE ONES
in the Felony Court at Zoll's ar-
-----
raignment
a week ago Saturday,
non, and 1 am keenly noon. of %that
said that Zoll had been arrested
1 0 1*11 on el present. I 11111 mann
o u oppreviale the Rat I heat no one
that day in the Hotel Lexington
n re lonthe titan I ant to toole•
after he had accepted $200 from
°lento aimed at Ilse acreeentIon
or. the head of the radio station as
or stincrimlnation religious or
al ci
the detectives watched.
I tlikk you .111 agree olththat
the torobler, A. to comities to be
me dealt
The affidavit set forth that
meth nolels leS 0 little eirople ponce
Zoll had demanded the $7,500
ote11011. NOr 1 Uld 5011. 1
bellete, after
mum nolletollon, Omer Ilse Gnocchi) Imp-
from Mr. Flamm the day before
per.Itou of the elaitto to freed
of
under the threat that if the ra-
uttentnce of an) particulth Knout , In
order to to aony olth the inherency
the money the number of pick-
of a hateful doctrine. The Important
dio official did not hand over
otintithnleation of the ::::: het
not be
ets in front of the station would
shared nor"toped.' mend.,
w hen hoer ho preach hale, hooter,
be doubled. It alleged also that
tin not content 110. 11111•11.1
nine wont,
Zoll accepted the $200, which
hut Infringe ttpoo the Illtertiew of other
silken,.
Of
thin I'll), by stolen...,
had been marked in advance by
threat, of%hotelier, or ,,.y other ac-
the detectives, in part payment
tion oshiell In pnoncritunl In our crimi-
nal huh, I Mont) belles in hating the
of the demand.

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Music School Fund

"FORWARD WITH SINAI"

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writes on "Judaism-A Psycho-

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Cooper have made a gift to the
Music School Fund in memcry of
A. B. Streng,

The Jewish Community Center,
Iowa! Approach"; Dr. Solis
To flee from folly is the begin-
Daiches of Edinburgh discusses 8904 Woodward Ave., announces ning of wisdom.
"Judaism and Western Civiziza- that Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
-Horace.
tion"; "Reason and Mysticism" is
the subject of Dr. Eli Munk";
Dr. Moses Jung, brother of the
editor of this volume, a member
of the faculty of the school of
religion of the State University
of Iowa, himself a scholar and
author of note, writes on "Some
Modern Challenges to Jewish
PER WEEK
The question of Christian- Marriage."
Jewish relations is discussed by
INCLUDING MEALS
two contributors: Prof. M. Wil-
lard Lain pe, director of the
School of Religion at the State
University of Iowa, who dis-
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights
cusses the subject from the
of Pythias, exemplified the rank
Christian point of view, and Dr.
pollee bring them 11j1 Flomply
for the
of
knight on a new class of
Zoll was taken to Mr. Dewey's Bernard Drachman, who presents
peon wen jun11) doe them, olorther It
CHARLEVOIX-the-Beautiful, MICHIGAN
for moonlit, dinonierly 1 .01111mol, or
office immediately after his first the Jewish viewpoint. Without candidates last Tuesday evening.
met other Mende of the too.
arrest, where he was reported minimizing the differences be Past Chancellor Charles Rosen-
The Pollee Ilemortment in losnitelt
thal,
who
has
been
a
member
-
earehil ottentiou to r 1 fry 1..111,
to have insisted that the $200 tween Jews and Christians, Prof.
and
Corn tocouniton sober.. dem..troll°.
of the lodge for over 40 years
was in payment of his salary as Lampe advocates a battle of re-
occur , stiletto, 11, 111111111111111/1 or Knw,
I/1 14 4, Ill 1110,
The pine breezes of Charlevoix-the-Beau-
"a sales consultant" to end the ligion and brotherhood against and has been an ardent worker
certain heat throne
in the old Pythian Castle Ilall
oho dal.. the mishear of freedom
picket line. He entered a plea all forms of secularism, immoral-
of espnosonlon olutli not menthol; the
tiful are calling you! The Inn is calling
on Cass Ave., displayed his
I.o.M.
of not guilty on his first ar- i ty and irrelegion.
pen...Mord In lao,nti to
you ... to relax taut nerves, relieve cares,
marked ability in taking the part
"(merlin.' then, the n iiiiii ent tire) 1111
raignment in the Felony Court,
Dr. Drachman joins with him in of the king in the ritualistic
forget worries! Come up where the air is
when he was freed in $5,000 bail. a plea for the support of
We louse pees hottest), on u number of
work.
move
toreuesionn tinditated nee
clear and crisp. Ccme up to the Inn-
‘110110111
el
Dubiosity Ridicules Coughlin
14. 1.1111( 10 sick! to
ments that aim to promote har-
1.1111. 11) 1.11ring
Next Tuesday night a business
en °let III ...pronto. to the oho
where you'll find rest, excitement, ro-
"Bugaboo" as "Absurd"
mony and good will among reli• meeting will be held.
tie ,,, h un-Atnerlean thoctrIne, o hue
mance, sport fun ... And that new appe-
David Dubinsky, president of gious groups.
protecting the intended skill. of
Joseph
C.
Snider,
chairman
then. doctrine, milli
the force
the International Ladies Garment
tite will surely he tempted and delight-
Rabbi Oscar Z. human of of the entertainment committee,
tiee ,,,,, 'send r
to Workers Union, characterized as Chicago writes under the title
proceed front I/WWII to ,,t o m t siletsia
is
,: rsi se-
fully satisfied by the incomparable dishes
urges all members and friends
oabsurd" Mon ua
floes
'- y the statement "An Epistle on Tolerance by a
Seri Intl) sour,
to attend the Pythian moonlight
prepared by our famous chef.
I made by the Rev. Charles E. 'Rabinnic Zealot.' "
"4"'"1) """"."
next Sunday. July 16. Boat
"I '"" 1 ". Coughlin in a broadcast Sunday
Prof. Maurice H. Farbridge of leaves the foot of Woodward
WRITE •
- WIRE - - - PHONE
u
g
that a proposal was the University of Iowa has taken
The Alliance again appealed ! Igesting
f1 •
Ave. at 8:30 p. m. For tickets
to the Mayor to take energetic entertained by the union for the as the subject for his contribu-
and information, phone Lewis L.
of a military guard of tion to this collection of essays Steinberg, Hogarth 4501.
action to stop us-American ac-'
CHARLEVOIX,
tivities in New York City in " union members to fight fascism. "Judaism - A Sociological Ap-
MICH.
In support of his statement Fa- proach."
letter which reads as follows:
lion. I lorella II. Istliteartila,
tier Coughlin quoted Harry Mil-
The real essence of work is con-
t o tor of the (its of Neo %o,
W. E. FLYNN, Managing Director
A very scholarly article is centrated energy.
no
ton,
a
member
of
the
union,
Neo Vork, N. V.
"The Challenge of Eretz Israel"
nette NI, 31astere
-Walter Bagehot.
who, he said, had served in the
rte bee to sektissied s e acrid a
by the eminent London Jewish
Abraham Lincoln Brigade with
"... bier . 4 ""..
historian,
Paul Goodman. He
2a . .".1 ..""
hearths contmend the general
wenn-
the Loyalist army in the Span-
points out that "in Palestine the
ment ,ntarh sou entre,
I ish civil war.
11 II agree hint .111 that forolomentol i
creation of a Jewish Common-
rights of free 1.1 ,1,11t, free men, end ,
Mr.
Dubinsky issued the fol.
.
„1 1,, ,fr s,,„.roti ,, pb,.,.,,,.,,
wealth is accompanied by a spir-
0 otte rill. , lowing statement:
'cult .1 ,,,,, III /111 NI
itual as well as by a social fer-
Instated or in-
"rather
Cmisillin
han
wired
upon
n
fringed moon. nut, taking hilo ...monk'. hott er „ rim, by
as, lb" sisith a, a ment the developments of which
tonsilm the nentan I'
IIII0/1 U111141
Intrnber of IllIf
of our Nen fork alai. it is still impossible to predict.
Ion toren crested is the Cll. tof Net ,
late,
14.11
86, Embroider) I...token,
Ion, throe le h the or hlifies of min°
I oink In 0 hIch he adsoculen the florin- Now as a divine promise as well
dentrocentle force, or mint emphall-
I„, „f „„ oa a stsr„,„.1,4 a „ an t.. a
. a nan- as an anxious searching of heart,
in ntale that In .111111, your alien- yar s ', se wo,
1„„s ..„„a bw a ea ds„ b roa d.
tion In our letter of Jon. 2.1 to the
eaas,
come to us the words of the
oho..., 1.11.1 nod tunottlin soltich ni-
-rm., swi ss I, a thrown entire') titt• prophet of the Restoration: (Is.
read) lookplace In our great tits, gnats., to an.
of the leader, or menthen,
or ...meted no etoppennion 011
lxvi 9) 'Shall I bring to birth
stMe of our orgattleullort nor, an I lemon, In he
Intel of Prothe soil free thoortnnlott•
on tante thrown in 111, local union. II hen and not cause to spring forth,'
t sore so. sill full) realise that
b a ai „ asara d a m. bsa .„s aa .
„ am south the Lord."
I anmolh
lid.
Ielto In romIllhI of um,00.
elIf111141. IN onnl of hi, local 11111011, I am
of free , '
of .1.1''''''.• Ti
f ...O. 11 I.
Dr. Isaac Breuer, world lead-
Ittlortktetl, the, connlaned It to the omtle
hen, Cheint lan Front ottlitereot oo anti
hankel.
er of the Agudath Israel, the ex-
Nati-liondIntn are, Intoned a domilt,
....b., )tilt,,,,. ,,,„.„.,,ted In b a ,i na
hhoe 1 ) ellOnaroi in okent. 11 .r nriIIIiien
'project' printed in the form Of a tremist orthodox Jewish faction,
1 emit. , no' , relhhott",,I.
,Ilfrdo mil"'
letter 10 Me III t1 MI. Trot/40,11e *beet, voices the ideals of his move-
In, of mirh,lotime not'. / 1 . no O.
- Irvin ollicto Father Iflounlelln apparent!,
1 e
quue/.
conttnon•
enamel It 01111 111111. 11 tilt tomato", ment and launches an attack on
He mint nowt...Mills MAO that or a„by,„.5.
of hi,. rad i o ,,„„,.,., yor Si,. Zionism. "If," he writes, "Zion-
11111 11111 ,Weevil 111111 the problem could
„1,,s 0„. „aria ,,,,, „ y au„saas„, nor ans...
°toe dealt with nolel) h) n nholtir
ism calls the Jewish nation from
"In far on Ilie Internat10.1 Indies
mike al lion." 51e nth moon In. to
i .„,„„„„ ‘,„4„„.., , „ s „. j ,, a
„ r am. its own
plush into the galuth
toere+. Som . lonseen a "
Uhidi M1.1d ..
I nun state that oe re quite a Ina of the nations, then Agudism
Ind s. a n to moiler ef creel ItroloorlOnc,
ontureiratiort and, like arts 1414d orrxn-
r., sit the elt17enk of the /'It) of
s aad aroa „ .
a .m. I
tha calls the Jewish people out of
„a
Inn,
e,
Ne tt York,
torero helmina tisk/Molt) of name mut Koons' its own 'ninth into the struggle
The done orettrentrro Oho ft or thole isnio.1.1., ,ore e II oughlinlint. Trot-
1'. 14,1 1. . I . ... . 11 .. 11°° . f.
.. ....fee .10 hen and norm plain Inman, %le con- for redemption." He continues
," 11 . , "........1 ". °I.'"` .n1 1...4.m.
forbid theme, hoot° lime to tint, to to state: "The attempt of Zion-
alike. the ottlattleta of imull, 111 - 14/11. not
„
00 , „Hi, ..„,„ an .,
' , h.., bad
!settled to lite dIntelas of pronwoollseo
ism to lend Israel, nation and
Mrs cerloInts do not moral% for our
• You'll thrill over its superb sandy beach.
1ole-hodstelna odeann, %nth or ollit-
ao s,,„ .
land, into the 'normalcy' of the
0111
other lootollunt tart how ore
1114.
..,, l a a pit, , „ a „ aftaa ( . 0 „."„
other nations, has no future. It
.. to. nrettl to I." 1.1,II , " 1.1 . 11.'
hod
to
go
to
lite
'mode
loo.kel
for
Ala
1.0ortd+ of proper knoll ttttt or emit-en-look
One thousand comfortable, outside rooms at
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is only God's kingly will, God's
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HOTEL BREAKERS. Moderate rates. Excellent meals.
no t,e Ione
dated,
hot.
Allan Johnson, national secre- revealed Torah, that can shelter
I ll • Wi
t t I I l Ottorkee Mid ...sons tary of the Veterans
Israel,
the
people
and
the
land,
of the
moon lull-abidingsoIlisenn. The
All Sports, Including Tennis, Boating,
tenor"
Abraham Lincoln Brigade, issued in Jerusalem's two-fold Peace."
of thew. unlooftti elementn are
en-
tub,' to proper protection. 11 statement repudiating the Mil-
Other essays in "Judaism in a
Fishing, Golf. Many new attractions.
. "rt. "f ,hash "' ' ttttt 1.1.1.. ."... ton letter. Mr. Johnson said that Changing World" are: Dr. A.
in 1,
mul of thennelsen criminal viola-
tion, ‘11111 . 111.11111.1, Incitement to Mr. Militia
"never W8S 8 mem- Cohen, London scholar, writes on
Endless
Sun for the entire family for a
not, mot tanier!) conduct. The
no- bar of the Si_
orade and is not "The Challenge of Biblical Criti-
to thew
' an "11 "w dilY Pat
day, a week-end or entire vacation. • Ideal
on etIno
t It t hey are ready
""Pth
to
i their ne w" and that the letter did nut dem"; Dr. H. Raphael Gold,
toll dill),
-
represent
the
convictions
for Conventions and Organization Outings.
or Dallas, Tex., physician and rabbi,
Ile ore
OM hire
d, Ni r. Ihnor, tree
t_•
;Irt--
its
.1
1011
nen i s it
it delertnInot Ion, en( thee
opinions of
wanization.
• Free parking for 6,000 cars. Garage facilities.
roe loon 1111/1 I1111 a Mop to the un-
elet tole tit: ,
that on June 9 an "H" had been
islikh how
been
_..„
l a „ a , cis,
aa
reams or Dismiss Brandin g of Jewish Yout
Easy fo Reach via U. S. flouts • s, Ohio S. Midway
h scratched on his neck. The board
- ,.....:1•=4 i g- ., 4 , 04-AIL ,
se ellsillen corned on th unluotol and
---- 7
.
as Lacking Evvidence of
between Toledo and Cleveland, In this center of
appointed a subcommittee to in-
totericon elements,
Race Antagonism
11e look 111 sou for prompt motion.
vestigate
and
adopted
its
report,
Ohio's
Lake
Erie
VocatIoniond.
Convenient
tail
or
We ton hopeful that son out affonl on
BALTIMORE. (WNS) - Th s i i , ' I lt ai r ced.
hsaid that "a group of boys
net report units to oentre the °lent-
bus coneoctions at Sandusky. Steamer Dom Detroit
Int-0Mo of the Scolnie NatIouni
Baltimore City School Board de
with ink, swastikas on
Allionce 1100 you sill enerelote
cided that the reported brandin g several other boys of different
some tamers to Ille henna errant In
OPEN JUNE Mb to SEPTEMBER Ch. Ask for FOLDER.
Famous Bands Weekly . . . Ozzie Nelson
of a junior high school Jewis h religious and racial groups."
order lo thlet compoton nion-
sill, Harriet Hilliard, Blue Barron, Clyde
ur people.
tier 11.1.1
youth
early
in
June
did
not
"in
-
The
board
held
that
"There
is
no
Mon renpertfully sour,
McCoy, Glen Gray and his Casa Loma
dicate there was an organized Sc _ evidence, either from the boys
Isis:nein LIN to SEGAL,
CEDAR POINT-ON-LAKE ERIE • SANDUSKY, OHIO
Gereerot neeretan,
tivity, either within the schoo I involved or from Melvin Bridge
Orcheltra, and others.
JEss lett N %SION 11,
%%Mike:1M ALLIANCIC. or outside, directed against an y himself to prove that a mark
A special conference of the racial or religious group." Mel - was made on his neck at the
officers of all branches of the vin Bridge, 14 years old, said tune."
Jewsih National Workers' Alli-
ance was called to consider the
When you hear this
situation arising from the anti-
song you know it's Chesterfield
Semitic activities in New York
City, by Samuel Bonchek, chair-
Time again with FRED WARING
man of the New York City Com-
and his rollicking radio gang.
mittee of the Alliance, and Louis

ra

nothing to fear from a science
that knows its own limitations."
' An essay of extreme interest
to rabbis is included in this sym-
posium from the pen of Dr.
Isaac Unna, former chief rabbi
of Mannheim, Germany, now a
resident of Palestine, under the
title "The Challenge to the Rab-
bis as Interpreters of Jewish
Law."

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general secretary of the
Alliance. This conference is
scheduled for Monday evening,
July 17, at the Pennsylvania
Hotel. A number of prominent
speakers will address the con-
ference.
Zoll I. Indicted
Allen Zoll, 43 years old, of 60
East Sixty-seventh St., the West-
erner who became conspicuous
recently through his activities in
the American Patriots, an anti-
radical organization, was arrest-
ed last Friday in the Criminal
Courts Building in New York on
an indictment charging that he
tried to extort $7,500 from Don-
ald Flamm, president of radio
station WMCA, with an offer to
call off the picket line of adher-
ents of the Rev. Charles E.
Coughlin.
The picketing began on Dec.
18, at the entrance to the sta-
tion. 1657 Broadway, after fur-
ther use of its facilities had
been denied to Father Coughlin.
Zoll, it was charged, frequently
appeared in the picket line with
hundreds of Coughlin supporters
on Sundays, but nothing devel-
oped after his arrest to Indicate
that he ever had been affiliated
with the Coughlin broadcasts.
Zoll was taken on a bench war-
by Detective Edward D.
Fitzpatrick, who is attached to
District Attorney Thomas E.
Dewey's office, after Zoll had
appeared b e f ore Magistrate
Dreyer in the Felony Court on
a tentative charge.
Abram Poretz, assistant dis-
trict attorney, brought about
Zoll's discharge when he in-
formed the magistrate that the
indictment had been handed up
the day before.
About fifty persons, moat of
them women, had taken seats in
the spectators' rows before Zoll
apneared, and when he was dis-
charged all , followed him into
the corridor, where Detective
Fitzpatrick made the arrest.
It was too late to arraign Zoll
before Judge Koenig in Part 1
of General Sessions. to whom
the grand jurors had handed up
the indictment, and he was
lodged In the Tombs, A few
hours later. however. he was re-
leased in $5.000 bail pending his
apnearance for pleading to the
indictment on Monday.
The evidence on which the
indictment wss returned was
presorted by Robert II. Thavor,
assistant district attorney. Mr.

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