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NEW YORK. - An appeal
to the Polish Ambasmador at
Washington urging that his
government exert its influence
against the further expulsions
of Polish Jews from Nazi
Germany into Poland. was
Wired' by- the Federation of
Polish Jews in America. The
telegram pointed out that
some of the Jews thus expelled,
were shot by the Nazis for
refusing to cross the border
into Poland.' The Polish Am-
bassador wax asked by the
Federation to intercede with
his government to postpone
the enforcement of the recent
Polish decree disfranchising
Polish Jews who have resided
abroad for a certain period of
time, in order to give Polish
Jews in Germany an opportun-
ity to arrange for emigration
to other countries.
Adventure of an
Immigrant Youth
Manuel Urbacb
Rabbi Abraham Schechter
11.11 of nouteregallon Ahni•th
Ash. and Other Synogegues
Performs All Rabbinic I/unctions
PERFORMS MARRIAGES
St37 CAMERON AVE.
TR 5-1161111
Mayor LaGuardia Greets Visitors
to New York in "The Book of
Trips," Issued by the Jewish
Welfare Board.
in a letter of welcome to
visitors to the World's Fair em-
bodied in The Book of Trips,
with Places of Jewish Interest in
New York," Mayor Fiorello H.
LaGuardia lauded New York as
a "traditionally warm-hearted,
hospitable community.
The illustrated booklet, issued
by the Jewish Welfare Board, na-
tional ' organization for Y. M.
H. A.'s, Y. W. H. As and Jew-
ish Community Centers, with
headquarters at 220 Fifth Ave.,
New York City, consists of two
sections. In the first part of
the guide places of Jewish his-
toric and communal interest in
New York are presented.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
large room with small adult
fantily, suitable for couple or
two gentlemen. Meals optional.
Kitchen privileges. Garage if
desired. 4004 Duane, near
Dexter.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
refined adult home, for couple
or gentleman. Good transpor-
tation. Reasonable. 2682 Blaine
Ave.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for gentleman. 2966
Monterey Ave. between Law-
ton and Wildemere. Lawton
bus line Se block away. Tele-
phone in the house.
FOR RENT - Well furnished,
light, airy room for gentle-
man in strictly modern home.
Corner home on Calvert Ave.,
oil heat, shower. Very reason-
able. Call Townsend 7-3111.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in home of small fam-
ily, for lady or gentleman.
Good transportation. 4080 Ty-
ler, near Dexter. Northlawn
8552.
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
refined home, for single or
couple. Kitchen privileges.
Good transportation. 2725 Les-
lie, near Lawton. Townsend
6-5521.
',flan... In the rour. of this address the anuoitnere shoal break In
olth srr
,lule,,nI such as "Attention, al ery one! An Manning neon
bulletin
just peen recelyed Informlne an Ihat 11111er I. bonding the
tidied States. Ceti.. are urged to take mery possible Ketone Ma" Tfeii•
If such tan annoonceinent really were mode, I imagine that nued of Ise
'Mellen. In flJIi /woke say, "Don't hike 11 seriously, 11's probably jost
one of On. Driers' dramatic stenne-IlLe hi. funlantic 111%0.1011
no
f root Mum."
ey ery word of hut I lime inary annotimenleill I, 1 roe!
Nei ert hetes+.
Hitler. . II" waloil 40 f .tmerIca has actuolly MM. I do not mean that N.1
oar plant., hooted oil). bombs, are Moslem their o ay It Detntit. I do
not mem. to Imply Dial a .111.1e one of the Third Reba.. sUbMieri nes 111
1,0..1 Or 1 he A111110114 . to destroy AllorrIa101 life 1.1141 ;Saintly.
11 hen I my thut
hoot ,, ,, of ..serios in already under way 1
Oh, referring to the new kind of sc. practiced by present day dictators.
)es.the Mille.. men oho domino. sad terrify Europe .1111 ponse.
Oh, Se
moles and air fleeta,
ad emison ens Hoge armies ere ready
10 go log 11110 ac11011. But Europe's ounlordn
amiller highl y efferthe
Mime of bale technique. It In a kind of outgun/ no sew and no different
from the old turiely that It makes men the submarine and the airplane
seem joollIvely nutnef.dole. Today, of. In mewed oith highly agonised
propokooda. Dictator. win Important ollhout the hos of single
life niul 01 11 ho 111 the employment of soy onus,. sous lies nod halGtntlIns
opprolo 10 mar 111.1 'ellen... prejudice, threats of Internee to terrify "role
nano., renolionol Immlearelments oloted of the most praline passions.
It man 1,0 mew. or a skillfully Mona! and rollelesnly executed {mom-
Kumla rOnlIPOIKII 1 hid Adolf Hitler sum Moment to maser; the propaganda
machine tounimed by Paul Jos•ph Gorithein keeps Hitler in power; mol
Ihr.wane mechanism of pronamen.la Is a primary lector In sprewilog that
10(01,er in er Hit 111011 of the world.
One of the Dowse'. of non.. Instory I. the stupid Indifference Mtn
amposedly intellieent people treated Haler . x propaganda In 11,, con s
steers of hG march to might. They saId, "Don't worry oleo. Hiller,
pyre r10111e of him. Ills Jeo.balting Is only the frensied undo')
of a Jodi. I, half-chtonish robble-rou.r." Damse the people of Elamite
failed to recognize ono! ...Mena• this prolmaneedist of prejudice aml hatred
In lime, they ore noo intro...Me bal.. for gas owsk.!
henI "peak of the propoloondo 1.11adon of Amerins I mean more
thou the obyloun propoguenta effort. of the Ger ttttt ...American Meal. I nieun
tttt re than the short-owe radio browlensts from Berlin to Latin America
ohich hme .0 Winoed truth that 111. mini States Goyernenent has
'tern/testy considered eldnblIshing a Pedant nano Motion to coontenal thin
anti-American radio prOpOKUIIIIY. 1 loran sonorthlog
than the clearly
sumconentsoist ProPomusela aerial., 1 re fer 140 those un -
labeled Gould nn
hand...1 propagandist P. oho m moot Mate o II
t Mai II orlo n ',Swink,. and
ohoemploy nollMmo.nnir
Fe. problem.. In American life are more imporlant 'bun the prompt
recoenitiOn sail the I Moro. eolinteral Ion of ail I-American, soli-
deem/ensile, and anti-social propagandists If oe are to prescrye American
democracy fn. Its Nen, ohellter they be ro11011111101.1, fascist, or nen
oorse, onlubeled puricyors of prejoilice and 111-xill, we must dissolve
some efemlise men. of defense against harmful propaganda,
Vou will 1101r 111.11 I rrirr to harmful pnipoganda. For pninieutola may
he harmful or helpful, destructite orcondructlye. Promiennila In nothing
ttt re than opinion or action designed to influence the 01/11110n or ar110011
of Miters.
'lite
I Ilangerita promoted,. 1.
like an Int bible and odorless
poison ilk, 011Icli 111k1111011dy Mere...11e% 110 unsuspecting shin.. I. there
e reelable means of discovering
presence of "dally-harniful
nteueolaT
Fort inanely , there In •yolloble
i met nod of propoeunda-
air. lic
png
detection. 'She haunts !Or Propagwala .ionlysis of 135 SlonnorsIde arts,
New l urk I ity, has performed is great public sem.. In acquainting thmn
meals of people with the methods of priationlla analysis. The Institute
polo. oul IMO the proOlig511.11.1 eniploflx certain tricks olden are madly
recognised. 11 hen or detect these trick. of Ilie verbal mogiciten or rob
hien of his posy. to fool um.
WANTED-Room and board for
mother and 8-year-old daugh-
ter. Small refined Jewish fam-
ily preferred. Vicinity of Dex-
ter or Linwood. Box 113, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
cY)40i4 AA06.
7739 JOHN R. STREET
RELIABLE II OUSE IIELP.
(CONCLUDED EROS! PAGE 1 /
Laundresses, women for house
cleaning, house maids, women
for part time work. By hour, people "were not sufficiently aware of the existing social iniquities,"
day or week. Schlesinger's, according to the Rev. DeWitt. The Rev. John Haynes Holmes of
Madison 2626.
New York was the first president of the organization and the first
public meeting was addressed by Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New
QUILTS - Made or recovered York City. The constitution of the Fellowship, revised in 1920, indi-
from your own feathers or cated that one of its objectives was to seek affiliation "with all
wools. Pillows recovered-spe- organizations and persons engaged in promoting the interests of
cial, $1.00. Full line of curtains, social justice," and to offer "a platform for discussion of all vital
baby, shower and wedding gifts. issues of the day."
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
Initial Radio Address
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
In his radio address over Station WJR on Thursday. on the
Hogarth 9050.
subject "Defending Ourselves Against Propaganda," Rev. Cole said
FOR RENT-Northlawn, 14205, in part:
beautiful upper 5-room income
bungalow, refrigerator, stove,
garage. Cad. 6750.
THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
1
July 21, 1939
E
Much has been written about
the rise of immigrant families,
their lowly start in this land,
their thrift, their Americaniza-
tion. But very little has been
said about the experiences of im-
migrant children. Therefore a
story devoted to the experiences
of an immigrant lad is of more
than passing interest.
"Golden Gate," written and il-
lustrated by Valenti Angelo (Vik-
ing, $2.) is just this type of
story. It Is a beautifully told
tale about Nino, an Italian
youngster, who comes to this
country with his family. His
experiences might just as well
be been those of a Jewish or a
French or a Greek lad. First
there is the cross-oceanic trip.
Then the lad finds Bleecker St.
in New York not unlike an Ital-
ian environment. But the thrills
of life in the new land begin
when the family settles in Cali-
fornia. At school, Nino is Jeered
at for his clothes and his lack
of knowledge of English. He is
molested by ruffians. He fights
back. But it is all a part of the
process of Americanization.
Soon, Nino becpmes a part of
his environment. He thrills in
the Fourth of July parade. He
takes part in all the normal ac-
tivities of any American boy. He
is an American and he loves the
new land and its people.
"Golden Gate" is a splendid
story of Americanization. Nino
might just as well have been
Jacob or Nicolai or Georges. Its
theme is applicable to any new-
comer.
It is a part of the
scheme of building a great and
free nation.
Clergymen Urge Ban on
Aggression
NEW YORK. (Religious News
Ser vice) -An appeal to Con-
gress for an American foreign
policy of non-participation In 're-
gression was made in a state-
ment published here by the Rt.
Rev. G. Ashton Oldham, Prot-
estant Episcopal Bishop of Al-
bany and president of the World
Alliance for International Friend-
ship Through the Churches. The
CLEVELAND. (Religious statement was signed by over
News Service)-A reaffirmation 200 Protestant, Catholic and
of devotion to the principle of Jewish religious leaders.
religious and civil liberty le con-
Everything is worth what its
tained in a resolution adopted by
the international convention of purchaser will pay for it
-Publiliva Syrtis.
Endeavor here.
Christian
liecuuse the propagandint I. ensentlolly a want-olsord, he knows that
many oat,. are Meetly clutrgell. 11Iten we her for rryld these rimmed
otos!, oe mart e ttttt
There are "good word:' and "bad woofs."
Words which wear "halm,' and words oltich wear "horns."
'fete propneandint is ntoton
he the tow of nod trick number
une olden Is k ",iron an "Noire-/'ailing." Ile chooses oordw ohich are
"bad names" to and burin them Si his opponent like a moldier in the
trenchen limos hand en/ ttttt les Ile directs these "lad name," at the
Persons, groups, or Institutions be *staid hate tin Intr. Ilia desire Is that
we sill discredit his opposition ollhout o careful rumination of the fact.
Then 11111er folsely applied the "bad oord" "contnamint" lo the Jet.
in Ger-
many In order to null. them a colkethe over-eoat. Among the oonln"
moploy .1 by the America propagandIst• are "red," "boinhey 1st," "fa"i"l;'
..111,111114111 •. 1111,11011onol hooker," "ndinle - rooser."
l'ho nest trick of the pnipagnodint I. known on the "Glittering (inner-
silty." (glands." or "eloml toonen" are
applied to pen.. or program%
11 Idyll 111r torop000lollx1 .01.141 hair us,ccept. Ile hopes that oar emo-
tional reaction to the "Glittering Generolity" lamcause ten to lite h.
etropos111011 our endorsement ill heal retrial esamioulion. Notice how the
00/11.11.1111,1s one this trick. On mg. our of the command paper, 'glee
Dolly It mkt," you 1.111 read the statement, "l'he People's Champion of
IJberly, Peace and ProsperitY." Other Mtn.. Ilion used by the
Prola....11.1 ore "'flee American Kay," "Jeffenomitin Demiwracy,"
"George II ashineton Amerhatilsm," (S.O.1 rights for all."
One of the deadliest desires of the propagandist In "Dural-Simkins."
Ily maler-etoph.. 111111 1.1 rro$151rment, by using futre or dubious author-
Ides, by Inman. half-truth an troth the propazundled stuck. the card
amilmt I he I men. Hitler &Oared In "Mein Kempf" t hat pminagond;
'Moen not haye to %enroll Into truth as for as II ls fasondrile to others . •
The propagoodist is sod ncientillr InittGsrekrre he In a debater who will
use 001 florl hod 10 N111
, •
;nun fie bin side.
These Dick. of the prommandist are all aimed at on. enoitions.
ent. defend min/riles aeon. Mich boodanlment hy ...king the question(
stripped
tionol appeal, is the propagandist). progmm on e ohIch
I obit to accept Do I retell)" desire to en ohm. he In leading me!"
II hen he thunders hen NOMA of doom In a burst of "Nome-Callen/eV'
o hrn he tries to It) 011011r. on Ith bin "Glittering Genrralilles;" alien he
trots not hIn doubtful &Wheat...! when he us. symbols In an effort to
mill. wit oeare not Impres.d. lie pay, "There's that man again!"
1 firmly belle. Hutt If the timer Irk. of AmerinaS.
pnl g II
were mpoost to Or general public, untold harm omen( be cireol?e
n'eef ' 1..
The intruion% of prejudice nod 111.111 hold In their hands the wrecking
had ilk xidch 111.7 may drol Co) oll 1111O1 Is finest In our An/ Scan tradition
.
A century Ian elapsed since that great Foliation educational pi
Horace Mono, deelored that in
republic. lenonmee Is a crime. As a 7n71 .
bee of the I mist",
"Fellooship for Social Justice, an organisation founXed
naire than SO years a. to combat social Injustice, 1 000 Id add to 114,111,
Mussn's declandion these worms: • .
ind Cation/ to rms... the socially
harmful propogondists may
for America democracy."
H e h h Nuke .%forrIt•It from aticide
I he false prIalKondk111
i
I
number of people o
lo
ho belong
to that group lo older. lAncoin referr
nr
' "X. th e':
I add, ". . . Ind lou cal fool all of the people all of the
WANTED - Respectable young
man to meet my sister, aged
22. She is intelligent, congen-
ial, considerate and person-
able. Object, matrimony. Ap-
ply Box 150, Jewish Chronicle.
DRIVING to New York July 30.
Can accommodate two pas-
sengers. Call Ivanhoe 7979 and
leave message.
DRIVING to New York within
week. Can accommodate one
or two passengers. Share ex.
pense. Call Sunday morning,
Townsend 6-2355.
Leaving for Michigan City, Ind.,
by way of South Haven, early
Sunday morning, July 23. Can
accommodate two passengers.
Have a 1939 Dodge car. Call
Tyler 5-0006 or Cherry 8643
and ask for Harry.
YOUNG RABBI AND CANTOR
(Rosenblatt style) would ac-
cept position for the High
Holy Days at most reasonable
compensation. Country town
preferred. Rev. D. Horowitz,
6339 Burlingame. Call Ho-
earth 3547 or Tyler 6-1450.
iinie." "1 "I"
Don Miller Organ Maestro DOWNTOWN THEATERS
At Emil Huck's Redford Inn
COUPLE WANTED to share
well furnished apartment Use
Don Miller, organ maestro ,
of telephone. Excellent trans- presents a nightly program of
portation. Will exchange refer- organ melodies during the dinner
ences. 3380 Monterey, Apt. 403 period at Emil Iluck's beautiful
(car. Dexter). tall Townsend
6-3495.
FOR SALE - Furniture, odd
pieces. Dining room and bed-
room. Highly desirable. Will
sacrifice, as owner is leaving
the city. 3353 Burlingame Ave.
PALMS-STATE - In "The
Magnificent Fraud," how a dic-
tator's right hand man concealed
the assassination of his boss
from the public by forcing a
eharacter actor to take his place
is told in melodrama, starring
Akim Tamiroff, Lloyd Nolan and
Patricia Morrison.
FOR RENT - Lovely furnished
room in new home, suitable
for one or two. Good trans-
portation. Reasonable. 2640
Fullerton. Townsend 7-3877.
NEWCOMERS-Couple with son
12 would like to share house
or apartment. Please call Sun-
day, Tyler 6-2378.
WANTED-Young lady to share
beautifully furnished apart-
ment. References exchanged.
Rochester, corner Lawton. Call
during day this week, and eve-
nings the following week. Ty-
ler 4-1265.
FOR RENT-Bright airy room
for lady or gentleman in home
of refined, American Jewish
couple. Reasonable. Excellent
transportation. Near Dexter
bus and Clairmount car. Tyler
6-6625.
FOR RENT-Attractive, furnish-
ed room, with adjoining porch,
in new single home of adults.
Good transportation. 3308
Waverly, near Dexter. Town-
send 7-3706.
FOX-Victor McLaglen, Acad-
emy award winner, heads the
notable cast of "Ex-Champ," the
engrossing drama of an ex-boxer.
"Unexpected Father," the sec-
ond feature, brings back as its
star the wonder baby, Sandy,
who made such a big and instant
hit in Bing Crosby's "East Side
of Heaven."
MICHIGAN-All the charm,
humor and romance of last year's
memorable "Four Daughters"
have been recaptured and all the
stars including Priscilla Lane,
John Garfield, Rosemary Lane,
Lola Lane, Gale Page, Claude
Rains, Fay Bainter, Jeffrey Lynn,
May Robson, Frank McHugh and
Dick Foran, are reunited in the
all-new "Daughters Courageous"
DON MILLER
at the Michigan Theater. On
new Redford Inn. Mr. Miller the same program is "Million
Dollar Legs," fast-moving ro-
gained prominence during his en-
mance, with Betty Grable, Jackie
gagements at the Michigan,
Coogan and Larry Crabbe.
Palms-State (formerly the State),
Fisher and Capitol Theaters in
"THAT the Pr•sident .* maternal Frond-
reuniter was a special. wearer making
Detroit.
Racial Hatred Turned to
Laughs by Anti-Nazi
League
ihe President • hereditary spinier!.
wearer!
•(THAT nite af per reef of the mem-
bers of the Home of Representatiten
are spectacle wearers and that the other
member. are mere pawn. In the. bends!
.111.51' Nay or lestmanlia Is a seem/•
lade wearer and won't employ anyone
"Nutziland larked ' nut nor ap.tarle
NEW YORK. - Broadway !Axel-
FOR RENT - Newly decorated
r'; In"" "e ens
furnished room for one or two lers were treated to the firstpe-
tmerb
"Thi. In blank nomenee If
people. Free telephone service. litical laugh in weeks when the
a wale of ie
Non
-
Sectarian
Anti-Nazi
League
6
,7
ri""
Half block from 14th bus. 2282
20 West 47th St. exposed the et's, b. dmeaters er raw Hatred nod
Pingree. Tyler 6-4516. ,
newest menace to hit Times Square. e' ,11 'ewe."
DRIVING large new ear to Cali-
Fashioned to ridicule Father DuPont Reports Cooperation
fornia, via Texas and Arizona, Coughlin and his Nazi-styled "So-
with Anti-Nazi
within a week. Can accommo- cial Justice" workers, four youths
Boycott
date two or three passengers. adorned with giant spectacles and
E. I. du Pont de Nemours &
Inquire 3015 Monterey Ave.
bearing placards reading "What Company, Wilmington, De., through
Is the Spectacle Menace"
and their director, L. B. Reed have
WANTED-Housekeeper to take " Americans Fight International
complete charge of small adult Spectaclery," gave out thousands teixopnres
wie
with
d the eNoeno -mSPecleta
ttricaG-°
n Anti- -
family, with semi-invalid per- of cards exposing- the treacherous Nazi League's aim to boycott Nazi
son. No laundry, Good home. nonsense
nonsense employed by un-Ameri- Germany. During the past year,
can groups to stir up racial hatred by means of extensive research ef-
Call Townsend 8-9274.
and civil strife.
fort,, the du Pont Company has
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
By use of absurdity in a trump-
found substitutes in the United
couple or gentleman. Kitchen ed-up scare that wearers of glasses States for many chemicals former-
privileges. Convenient trans- threaten the foundations of our ly imported from the Reich.
portation. 2322 Glendale. country, the Anti-Nazi League
In 1938, the du Pont Company
pointed out that such a danger imported 230.000 pounds of Adipic
Townsend 7-2148.
Was just as illogical as the race
FOR RENT - Large and airy hatred propaganda being used by Acid from Germany. During the
same period imports of cyanide
room for one or two refined various New York groups whose
from the Reich amounted to one
gentlemen in adult home. Con- activities _closely reflect the
million pounds. All of the cyanide
venient transportation. Home thoughts of Hitler.
atises
now
used by the du Pont Company
The cards read:
privileges. 2533 Blaine Ave..
is
manufactured in Niagara Falls;
ens see tees. feet - Intsve
upper flat. between LaSalle
t
speciarle wearers control sine 75 pe r
is made by their own
and Linwood.
rend nO the
company,
or
SAYS JEWS PLOT
ILLEGAL ENTRIES
SYNAGOGUE PARLEY IN
MT. CLEMENS SUNDAY
Under
the chairmanship of
David J. Cohen, vice president of
the Michigan Synagogue Confer-
LONDON. - In the debate in ence and presiding officer of its
the House of Commons on Thurs- governing body, the board of di-
day, Colonial Secretary Malcolm rectors of the state-wide union
MacDonald charged that Jews
conspire to break the British
plan, under the White Paper, by
encouraging illegal immigration.
He invited Jewish co-operation
stating "Britain is a friend of
the Jews," and charged that
from April 1 to May 24, there
were admitted 1300 settlers into
Palestine legally and at the same
time 9050 came in illegally.
SAVE YOUR EYES
with HEALTH-SITE GLASSES
fr. Exand.d. Mgt. SHIM hIldleat
Irsehysklan,a Our Dectan N Optanietes.
11.111.ral saga Stat. 1.. al Michigan.
MURRAY'S
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
Open Evenings Till 9 P. M.
NOW!
Sammy Dibert's
Music
AGENCY CONDEMNS
IMMIGRATION BAN
AS IMMORAL ACT
Featuring Samoa' as the
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
One Man Band
Dever, Labor daily, declares
SUGGESTED
that the government will be un-
FOR DINNER :
ahle "to subdue the urgent need
for immigration by a violation of
Freak Chicken Livers
the Mandate. Haaretz asks wheth-
Saute with Mushrooms
Parliament approves of MacDon-
ald's "new and brutal restric-
tion."
The Jewish Farmers' Council
at a meeting adopted a resolu-
tion pledging its adherence to
the Yishuv in its "unfaltering
struggle against the White Pa-
per" and declaring that "no
DAVID J. COHEN
sacrifice will be spared to defeat
the restrictions which destroy of traditional orthodox congrega- FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
tions will meet next Sunday,
our hope of redemption."
World Zionist Congress to Have July 23, at Mt. Clemens. The
session, which will begin at 2
550 Delegates
The 21st biennial World Zion- p. m. and continue through 6
ist Congress will be attended by o'clock, is to take place at
approximately '80 delegates, it Kraemer's Olympia Hotel.
The board of directors con-
was indicated with the publica-
tion of a provisional summary of sists of the following members,
for your dollars-now make
the number of shekolim sold in in addition to the chairman: Ise-
them work for you. Relieve
the two years between the sum- dote Cohen (Detroit), president;
us lisps will soon be popping.
Rabbis S. Z. Fineberg (Flint)
mers 1937 and 1939.
Ott things will soon be pop-
and
M.
C.
Katz
(Grand
Rapids),
The statistics show that 1,-
ping. Rely on our Facts and
414,000 shekolim were purchased vice presidents; Rabbi M. J.
in the present Congress period as Wohlgelernter (Detroit), secre-
22
Apts.
tary;
Osias
Zwerdling
(Ann
Ar-
compared with 1,222,000 in the
solid 16 inch walls semi fire-
two-year period preceding the bor) treasurer; Rabbi Pierce An-
proof big bk porches new
last Congress. Virtually every nes (Bay City), David I. Berris
roof new refrig. Former
country in the world reported an (Detroit), Rabbi Abraham Dan-
$120,000 sales value. Out of
increase in the sale of shekolim, zig (Wyandotte), N. Finkel.
stein
(Flint),
Rabbi
M.
Fischer
town
owner sacrifice price
with the exception of Germany
(Detroit), I. Fischman (Flint),
only $35,000 or less for all
and hItaly,
e l
cash. Near Clairmount Cross-
The list of delegates that the Henry Gaber (Benton Harbor),
town and Brush. White ten-
Union of General Zionists is of- Rev. I. Goldman (Ann Arbor),
ants now pay $8,500 high
fering for election is headed by S. Markowitz (Pontiac), M.
Mohr
(Detroit),
A.
J.
Rosen-
class colored pay more, Make
Menahem Ussishkin, president of
shine (Detroit), H. Sacolick
offer.
the Jewish National Fund.
(Pontiac),
I. Sosnick (Detroit),
Taking advantage of the con-
6 Terraces
vening of the Congress at Ge- Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka (De-
neva, a world conference of the troit), Isadore Starr (Detroit),
tan bk 8 rms tiled baths
Rabbi
I.
Stollman
(Detroit),
Max
Mizrachi Organization has been
(48 rooms) 6 steam heat. Lot
called for Geneva, to begin Subar (Grand Rapids), Daniel
114 ft. Old Tenants pay
Temchin (Detroit), Rabbi Joseph
Aug. 9.
$2,730 should be advanced.
Thumin (Detroit), S. B. Wein-
Low expense, Former owner
Under • keynote of quiet
berg (Saginaw).
refused $90,000. Foreclosed
determination, the Yishuv last
The agenda for Sunday's meet-
try offer $15,000 small terms
week welcomed the establish-
ing
includes
reports
of
the
exec-
Sd int.
ment of Beitafa, the 13th new
utive committee, of two regional
settlement to be erected since
conferences
held
recently
in
the
MR. BEDFORD
the issuance of the Chamber-
eastern and western divisions,
lain White Paper, and the 50th
Homer
Warren & Co.
and
of
three
standing
commit-
Jewish colony to be founded
66 Tears Dependable KenIce
tees: Admissions, Rabbi Joshua
since the disturbances began
S. Specks, chairman; religious
in April, 1936. Beitafa is situ-
and education work, Rabbi M. J.
ated on 2,100 dunams of Jew-
Wohlgelernter, chairman; support
ish
Fund land 10
of Yeshivoth and charitable in-
kilometers south of Beer Tuvia.
stitutions, Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
The latter settlement, formerly
chairman. Among other sub-
the southernmost Jewish point
jects on the agenda are plans for
in Palatine, is now succeeded
the formation of women's and
by Beitafa for that honor.
youth groups.
YOU •
WORKED
BARD
Big Str, Put-In-Bay
Get Temporary Haven
PARIS. - Two small German
steamers loaded with Jewish
refugees have been given tempo-
rary refuge at Beirut, Lebanon,
following the outbreak of a pesti-
lence among the passengers,
French authorities announced.
The disease developed after a
wave of suicides had been re-
ported among the refugees, who
despaired of finding a haven af-
ter weeks of wandering.
The steamers Breslau and
Osiris, carrying more than 1,000
passengers, were admitted to the
Beirut Harbor.
Another refugee-laden German
ship, the Thessaly, was found to
be free from the disease and was
obliged to put back to sea with
her 800 passengers. A fourth
ship, with 700 on board, was re-
ported cruising in the same re-
gion seeking to land its refugees.
The four ships all together
have aboard 2,560 refugees, in-
cluding many women and chil-
dren.
Turned away from the Pales-
tine coast by British destroyers,
skippers of the vessels reported
that they finally had been al-
loyed to enter Turkish ports for
food supplies before being forced
out to sea.
Palestine Jews demanded that
local authorities in the Holy
Land assist in disembarking the
refugees.
British Jews Protest to Chamber-
lain Against Immigration Ban
LONDON. (WNS-Palcor Agen-
cy)-A representative, well at-
tended emergency conference of
the English Zionist Federation
unanimously adopted a resolu-
tion protesting to Prime Minis-
ter Chamberlain and his Colonial
Secretary Malcolm MacDonald
against the White Paper on Pal-
estine and the annountement in
the House of Commons last
week that the immigration sched-
ule would not be issued next Oc-
tober.
The acceptance of the resolu-
tion of condemnation followed a
series of addresses by leaders of
English and European Jewry as
well as Commander Oliver
Locker-Sampson, noted M. P.,
and the reading of a message
from Dr. Chaim Weizmann.
Prof. Selig Brodetskv, Dr. Na-
hum Goldmann, members of the
Jewish Agency Executive, Rev.
M. L. Perlzweig and Rev, J. K.
Goldbloom were among the
speakers in addition to Com-
mander Locker-Sampson.
A strong protest azainst the
"injustice of the White Paper"
was sounded by Commander
Locker-Lampson, who said that
he had voted against approval of
the White Paper even though he
is a government sunnorter. "The
rovernment sold Palestine to
their enemies," he charged. say-
ing that "the Jews must finht on
until the White Paper is de-
stroyed. If the Jews remain
united the world over their hopes
will be achieved."
Referring to the traeie plight
of the refugees, he mid: "If I
were a Jew, i would do every-
thing to make Jews enter Pal-
estine." He concluded with an
appeal to the government to be
fair to Palestine and to the Jews.
Zionist Congress Agenda
GENEVA. (WNS-Palcor Agen-
cy)-Summary of the sessions of
the 21st World Zionist Congress
was published here and indicated
that the Congress will be opened
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 16,
with a speech by Dr. Chaim
Weizmann, president of the
World Zionist Organization, and
an address on the position of
the Jews throughout the world.
The Praesidium will be elected
on Aug. 17, and the attitude of
the Zionist Organization to the
new British policy in Palestine
will be elaborated. The general
debate to follow has been sched-
uled to last until Aug. 20.
During the period from Aug.
21 to 26 there will be no plen-
ary sessions. The work of the
Congress will be carried on by
various committees, which will be
addressed by members of the
Zionist Executive reporting on
their respective departments.
The last two days until Aug. 28
will be taken tip by reports of
the committees to the plenary
sessions of the Congress. This
will be followed by voting on of-
ficers of the Zionist Organization,
including the Executive and oth-
er institutions. The biennial ses-
sion of the Council of the Jewish
Agency will be opened with an
address by Dr. Weizmann on
Aug, 30 and is scheduled to
close on Aug. 31.
PHILADELPHIA. (Religious
News• Service) - The American
Friends Service Committee will
operate a refugee hostel near
Nyack, N. Y., this summer.
Known as the Sky Island Sum-
mer Hostel, it is located on the
Hudson, 20 miles north of New
York City.
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