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10,000 HEAR DR. COLE'S APPEAL COUGHLIN-BERLIN THORKELSON, MEET THORKELSON 1M'DONALD'S PLEA INTERGOVERNMENTAL REFUGEE
IS CHARGED
FOR COOPERATION
TO COUGHLIN TO PUT A STOP TO LINK
BY DR. BIRKHEAD
REJECTED BY JEWS
CAMPAIGN OF RACIAL HATRED
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AILMENT

A

Friends of Democracy Seek

8,000 Pack Naval Armory Meeting of
Unitarian Fellowship of Social
Justice; 2,000 in Overflow Meeting

to Stop Nazi Propa-
ganda in U. S.

LaGUARDIA DENIES

POLICE PARTIALITY

New York Mayor Replies
to Charges of Article
in The Nation

Columnist Presents Interesting Data From Antij
Semitic Congressman' s Own Speeches to Prove
Alien-Hater's Inconsistency

By SAMUEL GRAFTON

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r olls,
Mei addln
hem been acquired It, Congrroanoto Jacob hoc kekon
Itootana law. !
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door
of i
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art hal of a
lent upon unamIng nice hat red

Agency Charges He Seeks
to Undo Work of Former
Governments

GOVERNMENT TO PRESS
LEAGUE FOR APPROVAL

Arabic Pamphlet Issued by

President Roosevelt Expresses Hope
White House Meeting on Sept. 4 Will
Have Constructive Results

With a yelp as if he had just been bitten in the ankle, Repro-'
Jewish Agency Condemns
sentative Thorkelson of Montana rose from his seat the other
T errorism
day to announce that the Jews were in control of the lower house
of Congress. His face shone with a holy excitement. That was
NEW YORK, (WNSI—Secre- and erstandable. It is a great moment when a fundamentally anti-
LONDON. (V‘ NS-Palcor Agen-
tory of State Cordell Hull has intellectual person is seized with an idea. It has a tendency to cy)—Declaring that during the
asked L. M. Birkhead, national knock him over, like a first bale.
past 20 years it had loyally co-
director of Friends of Democ-
I will not attempt to dispreye Mr. Thorkelson's idea by show- operated with the Mandatory
racy, Inc., to furnish the State ing that there are only nine
eleven or whatever number of government, the Jewish Agency
Department with a list of persons Jews in the lower house, and that this number is not out of pro- for Palestine issued a statement
and agencies in the United portion with the number of
Jews in the population. You never rejecting Colonial Secretary
States believed to be engaged catch up with an anti-Semite in this way. While you are still MacDonald's appeal in the House
in disseminating propaganda I counting on your fingers to
eiplain the obvious, he will be off of Commons for its cooperation
emanating from official sources in the next county
makini
d D tick
R' no
D
I i
th
les k
e li
one
. n
e e f--
actuation
t
on of the new
In a brilliant address delivered before an audience in Nazi Germany, it was dis-
Thoughtf ul
Palestine policy
li
Disad vantage
as outlined
tli
in
LONDON. (WNS)—Echoing President Roosevelt's
closed, Among the names given
of 8,000 in the, Naval Armory and through loud speakers
There never yet was an anti-Semite who would listen patiently the White Paper, on the grounds
that the great human problem of refugees would
to an additional 2,000 that crowded the lawn outside the to the State Department by Dr. to an argument and then say: !"Brother, you have convinced me. that he was seeking to undo the hope
Birkhead is Father Charles E. My information was no good and I was wrong."
work of former governments and be solved by the Intergovernmental Refugee Committee,
Armory, on Monday evening, Dr. Walton E. Cole, pastor Coughlin,
Myron C. Taylor, American vice-chairman of the com-
There is a reason for this. The reason lies in the nature of Colonial Secretaries.
of the First Unitarian Church of Toledo, presented docu- Oak, Mich. radio priest of Royal My
the mental process by which an anti-Semitic conclusion is reached.
Reaffirming its position that mittee, extended to the representatives of 32 nations,
mentary facts to show that Father Charles E. CougIllin's Others listed by Dr. Birkhead It is a hunch process, an emotional process, and thus it puts the the White Paper is "devoid of meeting
here at the dosing conference of a two-day
"questionable propaganda" meth-C.>
as distributors of Nazi prone- thoughtful person at a disadvantage. It is easy to prove to a moral and legal grounds and is
Rands include: Frizt Kuhn of scientist that the area of a a rcili is less than the area of its tangent calculated to destroy the last
', plenary session, an invitation to
ods are pleasing to the Nazis,
attend a two-day conference on
and appealed to the Royal Oak
the German-American Bund; Rev. square. But try some time to rove to a witch doctor that dried and most sacred possession of
refugees at the White House in the
;. snake liver is not a sure-fire. eve charm. You don't even know the Jewish people, namely its
radio priest to discontinue his
Gerald B. Winrod, Wichita, Kan.
week beginning Sept. 4. hit*. Tay-
James True, Washington, D. C.; where to begin.
campaign of fomenting racial and
national home," the Jewish
Dr. Paul M. Winter, Shavertown,
for said that the President' had
religious hatred.
' However, there Is one perion to whom Representative Thor- Agency declared that it cannot
authorized him to express "his
Pa.;
H.
D.
Kissinger,
Kansas
kelson
might
be
induced
to
listen.
That
person
is
Representative
be
expected
to
help
implement
Dr. Cole's address at this pub-
eamest hope" that the meeting of
City, Mo.; Harry A. Jung, Chi- Thorkelson himself. It happens that during Thorkelson's successful the White Paper. "The Jewish
lic meeting on the subject "Hit-
the committee "will result in con-
cago, Ill.; Dr. Birkhead also re- campaign against Jerry O'Connell last fall, Mr. O'Connell (not too Agency refuses to be made in
ler Over America" inaugurated HIAS Figures Show
Displa y quested that they be required brilliantly) raised the issue that Mr. Thorkelson was not a born any way responsible for the in-
structive preparation for the
the national program of the Uni-
Volunteer Boycott Commit- speedy
of the terrible .
by the State Department to American and was, in fact, unable to prove citizenship. A friendly evitable' consequences of the
of Concern in Emigra-
tarian Fellowship for Social Jus-
tee Sends Urgent Appeal plight of alleviation
those peoples whom we
register
under
the
act
of
June
editor
in
Butte
has
supplied
me
with
a
copy
of
one
of
Thorkelson's
government's
new
immigration
tice dedicated to the 'preserva-
tion Activities
to
Myron
C.
Taylor
have
been
striving
to
assist,"
8, 1938, as persons "engaged in speeches in answer to this argument. It is a honey.
policy," the statement said,
tion of democracy. The preceding
the dissemination of propaganda
Earlier the Intergovernmental
Mr. Thorkelson, Convince Mr. Thorkelson
Thursday he delivered a 15-
MacDonald Rushes PI..
material on behalf of a foreign
NEW YORK, N. Y.—As the government."
In an open letter to Myron C. Committee wound up its two-day
minute radio address over Sta-
"One reason for exposing' this fountain of infamy," says the
For more than seven hours
anti-Semitic Mr. Thorkelson, "which ejects nothing but poisonous last Thursday the House of Com- Taylor of the President's Inter- meeting with a brief session in the
tion WJR on the subject of "De- number of inmates in the Nazi
Asks "Cessation at Source"
Foreign Office, when the resigna-
fending Ourselves Against Propa- concentration camps is mounting
gases, is because he has deliberately insulted, not only mYself, mons resounded with vigorous governmental
Committee for Ger- tion of Robert 'I'. Pell, American
The State Department's re- but all other naturalized citizens."
ganda."' These are the forerun-
denunciations of the British gov-
and the tragic flight from the quest was in response to a re- ,
man
Refugees,
the
Volunteer
vice-director of the Committee was
At this stage in the game, t e situation
ners of other public meetings
h
begins to approach ernment's policy on Palestine,
and radio addresses in the pro- cruellest of persecutions contin- cent lc ter from Dr. Birkhead Alice in Wonderland proportions. On the one hand we have Mr during a debate in which strong Christian Committee to Roycott accepted "with great regret," It is
Thotkelson
attackinp the German govern_
vigorously denouncing certain members of Congress demands were made upon the Nazi Germany appealed to the reported that Theodore Achilles,
gram for democracy and against tieso wind its way through N
o
third secretary of the United
racial and religious intolerance. Man's Land camps and aimlessl • ment f it sponsoring a propa. who are naturalized citizens as persons who can never be true government from Conservative, confefence in session in London
ganda campaign here, which, he
States Embassy at London, has
IPLEAEll TURN TO PAWE
Labor and Liberal benches for a
The Unitarian Fellowship for wandering ships on the high sea s, said, assails our traditions of
to change or reject the Ruble* been selected for the post.
withdrawal of the recent decree
Social Justice announces that American Jewry's desire to e x . liberty and democracy, attacks
Plan
to
finance
Jewish
emigration
Blame for "Vicious Circle"
for the suspension of Jewish im-
public
officials
including
the neat radio address by Dr. I tend a helping hand through pa • our
4 Jewish Women Live on
migration for the six months from. Germany,
Regarding the committee's ef-
Cole will be delivered on Mon-
,„ President Roosevelt and which
beginning Oct. 1 and for a modi-
Herbs in Frontier Zone
While paying tribute to the un- forts, Mr.' Taylor said it had "ac-
day evening, July 31, from 9 ticipation in the "Rescue throug " constitutes a continuous act of
IPLEASE TURN TO PAGE 55
to 9:30 o'clock, over Station Emigration" program grows in unfriendliness to the people of
selfish efforts of Mr. Taylor and complished more than for a time
it seemed possible to accomplish,"
WARSAW,
Poland.—Four
WJR.
intensity and keeness.
our country." in his answer to
The Man Behind Jewish
Mr. Rublee, the letter signed by and in
Jewish women—one of whom
two directions: "First, to
Abraham Herman, president of the State Department Dr. Birk-
Culture
in
Switzerland
The mass meeting on Monday
Christopher T. Emmet, Jr., sec- bring to the expelling nations a
is
75
years
old—are
living
in
evening was orderly, and only the Hebrew Sheltering and Int- head repeated his demand that
retary of the committee, points measure of International respon-
the
woods
in'
no
man's
land
out that the Rubles Plan provides sibility, so that the stream of
one scuffle was reported outside migrant Aid Society WIAS),. Secretary Hull "make appropri-
By D. B. KLOTTS
ate representations to the Ger.', between, Poland. and Germany
the `Naval Armory', when an in-
for supplying Germany with for- refugetia vrouled not be too - great et •
near Knoczy,z, Silesia,
this keeness is re- man Ambassador against the
toxicated man was removed f om stated that
r
eign exchange which it so des- any one time, and second, to bring
They belonged to a party
EllITOWN NIEITC: During lInsek of
fleeted in the mounting
the groun s.
d calls for continued dissemination of such
tree, engromed obt me or. In Ilte Synagogue at 1205 Griswold St. perately needs to finance its arma- to the compatriots of the refugees
of 160 German-Jews driven
propaganda."
praethul problem* of p•meen11011.
advice,
cooperation
and
assist-
to
Be
ments
and aggressions. It would a sense of responsibility for their
Sponsored by lease
Examines Coughlin's Record
out of Germany by the Ges-
emigrant. anti reoettlement, or are
In pressing his demand Dr.
thus interfere with the boycott, financial condition,"
Agree Memorial Allen
prone to forget, momenturIL,
the
tapo (Secret Police) last
Pleading for an approach to ance with a view to enabling th
(11411, 11101Ing
Birkhead
stated
that
the
registra-
opIrlt that Judalmil
and the letter points out further
the issue of Coughlinism based victims of oppression to fin i ' l
Thursday. The Polish police,
Mr. Taylor mild that the blame
lie age-old Inollnon and culture from
o n fact-finding, Rev. Cole's ad- havens of refuge. In the semi- tion of propaganda agents is of
however, drove them all back
Moll or draw thektrrottli Tor our
A . free downtown synagogue that "even if the alleviation of- for the "vicious circle" of popu-
secondary importance, and that
ellelenee. Jowl. Jelnoula, brilliant,
fered under this plan were real lation pressure,
excegt the four women, ex-
dress was devoted to an examine- annual report submitted to the
will
be
opened during the coming
followed by an
phIlmophic Jeni.11 Error!. author and
ion of the record of the Royal IIIAS board of directors, Isaac what is necessary is a complete
hausted and unable to walk,
editor of Sullgerlantr. mut Important month at 1205 Griswold St., cor- and not illusory it would be folly "explosion" in which human beings
nd Intereoting peritoneal, "Revue
to weaken the boycott, for if were the helpless
Oak priest in his published ar- 1.. Asofsky, its executive
direc- 'cessation of such propaganda at
who remained in the woods.
victims, finding
.
ulte de Gent..." i0 olmlionled hi• ner State St., under the sponsor-
is
source,"
Hitler is not stopped Jews and doors closed against
tor, stated that during the six
They are not permitted either
life In the work ttf ...liming the ship of the Isaac Agree Memorial
tides and radio speeches.
them every-
Lists Nazi Groups
Democrats all over the world will
their of the Jrakit people
months, the institution's services
to return to Germany or en-
Charging that Father Coughlin
lo their gm. cultural herltage—and Society, There will be no solicita- eventually ' become refugees, as where, could not be attached to
was extended to refugees and
ter Poland. Since last week
"We feel justified," Dr. Birk-
Thal 14 the non-Jea to a deeper tion of memberships and the
any
one
country
or
group, "but
"excels in the use of the 'name- immigrants who arrived on 289
told...landing of Ilf111, III lurk 'e-
h cad said, "in stating that the
they have subsisted on berries
synagogue will be completely they are today in Central Eu- must be attributed to fundamental
calling' technique of the P l.° Pa.
xpect for Juthihnn.
ships which docked in the Ne w ull responsibility of the con-
and roots and they have slept
maintained by the Agree family. rope." And "The peaceful eco- economic and social causes," Ile
gandist," Dr. Cole referred to the York Harbor.
in the open.
inued dissemination of this
According to Charles a n d nomic weapons of boycott and said that the peoples and govern-
radio priest's attack on General
By the time this article ap- Nathan Agree, sons of the late embargo are the hope of the ments of the world were faced
IIIAS was called upon b propaganda in our country rests
Hugh Johnson on March 11,
pears in print Josue Jehouda's Isaac Agree in whose memory this Democratic world to prevent war, with an urgent problem not of
with the present government of
1 9 35, to show the use of "pu egr- 186,052 American Jews, by ma
short visit to New York and synagogue will be sponsored, or to insure victory if war should their choosing or making, but
and by telephone, for informa Nazi Germany." He said the
nacious phrases"
the World's Fair will have come there will be three minyanim come,"
in of
"a vituper
rather - tion and guidance in regard t ; publications employed were of
which they could not ignore,
complete vocabulary.
to a close and he will have re- daily, including Saturdays and
Against Appeasing Hitler
lion." He also referred to Cough- questions concerning the possibl , official German agencies, fre-
"whether they like it or not"
turned to his work and home in holidays. These services will be
President rescue of their relatives 'throe d quently consisting of speeches
Since the Committee's first meet-
tin's
The letter states that "We
attack
upon
Roosevelt on July
through immigration to this an d and articles of High Nazi official-
conducted for the convenience of wholeheartedly urge the passage ing, a year ago, at Eviandes-Bains,
18' 193G,
, dom especially written for Ameri-
mourners and those who are un- of such humanitarian measures France, Mr. Taylor said, the plight
having reached "an all-time low other overseas countries. Th
Tidbits
from
Everywhere
in this country." largest number of inquiries re . can consumption. He charged
able t.3 leave the flownt•en dis- as the Wagner Act for the ad- of refugees had become increas-
ceived dealt with emigration fret ii that the material is shipped to
trict to attend synagogue serv- mission of refugee children, yet ingly severe and desperate, and
Condemning Father Coughlin
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
. this country on German vessels
ices in congregations far from even this would be but a drop in greater efforts would have to be
for using, as the priest himself Germany, former Austria, Po n
under the strict supervision of
their
business and professional the bucket. The refugee problem expended to help them.
irorrr1ght
WC
IR
A
F.
s aid, "the list published by the land and other East Europea
countries. There were 22,453 re _ the Nazi government, Dr. Birk-
locations.
can never be solved either by British Government Set to Fi-
Nazis and distributed in Ger- quests from European Jews seek _ head also listed eight official
The
Isaac Agree Memorial So- appeasing Hitler or by charity,
FOREIGN FIELDS
nance Guiana Project
many" to malign the Jews as ing to establish contact with thei ✓ German agencies whose propa-
ciety originally sponsored, for 17 however generous. The problem is
tITPte r
No formal action was taken on
Now that the headlines are
American kin during the period . ganda is being circulated in the
"")
years, the synagogue and free too vast for that. The only solu-
Mr.
Roosevelt's
invitation to lead-
Many families long separate d United States, often mailed di- screaming out the stories of the
Talmud Torah on Rosedale, Court, tion is to stop Hitler, for with
ing committee officials to confer
have thus become reunited. Af _ rect to individuals in the *United discovery of Naii espionage in
as a memorial to the late Isaac every advance of his influence
with
him
at
the
White House in
fidavits and other document g States from places in Germany. France and of the guidance of
Agree, Three years ago, however, hundreds of thousands of new
imissta TURN TO LAST PAGE)
were prepared for 9,412 Amer
Dr. Birkhead's letter to Joseph "a foreign power" in the so-
this school had to be abandoned refugees are thrown upon the
can relatives of prospective im C. Green, Chief, Division of called "Irish" bombings in Lon-
because of the decline of the Jew- world. Already he has seized
Controls, Department of State, don, may we mention that ,re
migrants to the United States.
ish population in that district. nearly 300,000 more Jewish vic-
The IIIAS Bureau on Citizen - made particular reference to the told you so long ago?
The establishment of the free tims in the Czechoslovak "Pro-
ship aided 1,974 in the prepare . "propaganda issued by the fol-
The forthcoming Herschel
downtown synagogue will serve tectorates", not to speak of the
✓
lowing
official
agencies
of
the
tion
of
their
applications
fo
Will Embark on Augmented
as a revived memorial for the Christians, and already his influ-
Grynszpan trial in Paris will have
naturalization and 1,120 appli . present government of Nazi Ger- a tragically' ludicrous angle . . .
late Mr. Agree.
ence has led to a tragic increase
Program, Particularly in cants were helped to trace thei ✓ many: World Service, Ehrfurt, The Nazis will try to prove that
The date of the opening of of the persecution in Hungary:
records of entry without whic h Germany; Fichte Bund, Ham- Polish Jews are better treated in
this free synagogue and the name If he could dominate Poland as
Field of Defense
naturalization proceedings can . burg, Germany; German Aca- the Reich than in Poland.
of the spiritual leader will be an- he is now trying to do he would Ceremonies Sunday to Be
demic Exchange Service, Berlin;
not be started.
That 50 - year - old steamer
nounced upon completion of the find 3,000,000 more victims there
At the first meeting of the
Featured by Exhibit
The figures for the month s League of Germans Abroad, op- "Dora" which left the Nether-
furnishing of the synagogue.
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newly-elected executive commit-
lands with 600 refugeea--destina-
of Camp Activities
tee of the Jewish Community
tion unknown—last week bids
fair to become another St. Louis
Council, held last Wednesday
JOSUE JEHOUDA
Harry L. Jackson, president of
case unless Britain opens the
•
evening, in the Jewish Home for
the Fresh Air Society which oper-
gates of Palestine.
Geneva. Most of us here in this
the Aged, Simon Shetzer, presi-
ates the Fresh Air Camp at
British Jews are growing wor- country know little more about
By the HON. CLARENCE J. McLEOD
dent, outlined the sphere of ac-
ried over the increase in anti- Jehouda other than that he is the Outstanding American Statesmen Join in Giving Reply Brighton, Mich., announces that
Member of Congress from Michigan
tivity in which the Council will
to Bigots and to Traders in Religious
Semitism in their country, and distinguished French Jewish au-
the dedication of the new Senior
engage during • the coming year.
tend to heed the warning sounded thor of such books as "Miriam,"
and Racial Hatred
Cam'- Unit and the Clinic wing,
in response to the increasing
"Fathbrs and Sons," "The Coun-
In a world suddenly gone her - I Maryland, founded by the Catho- by some Parliamentary circles
reeds of the local Jewish com-
and the commemorative naming
that any appreciable addition to try of Justice," "The Five Steps
History's answer to bigots, ' ance and for the appearance of
munity, the Council will embark seek, it is indeed gratifying to lics, barred from religious liberty the Jewish population
of
Emancipated
Judaism,"
and
would
of the administration building
upon a greatly augmented pro- Americans that each of us may be the Unitarians and all other Chris- strengthen the hand of the anti- "The Promised Land." Those who anti-Semites and traders in reli- a book like "For the Honor of and dormitories, will take
place
gious and racial hatred among the Nation," which has just been
gram, particularly in the field of the governor of his choice of reli- tian sects that did not believe in Semitic agitItors.
are familiar with French litera-
at the camp this Sunday after-
gious
beliefs;
that
we
are
part
of
ell
groups
and
faiths
is
a
mat-
the
Trinity,
as
well
as
Jews
and
defense.
published by Plymouth Editions,
ture and enjoy contact with for-
noon.
FAIR
AFFAIRS
a nation whose Creator is steer- Mohammedans; that up until
ter of record. There is not a Inc., 521 Fifth Ave., New York.
Mr. Shetzer announced the
eign publications have watched
Invitations to attend these
reactionary cause that can hold
It's said that Governor Lehman
following committee appoint- ing us safely through the muddy 1784 Virginia recognized only
with growing interest the devel-
"For the Honor of the Na- ceremonies have been extended
its own against truth.
rapids that are crannied with the the established Church of Eng- likes Billy Rose's World's Fair
ments: public relations, James I.
opment of "Revue Juive de Ge-
tion"
is,
indeed,
the
answer
of
F. 11 mann, chairman; internal rela- flotsam and jetsam of paganism, land; that in New Jersey, politi- Aquacade show so much that he neva," the outstanding publica-
But historical facts must al- true America to those who seek by the board of directors to •
tions, Joseph Bernstein, chair- hereticism, atheism, and the cal privileges were withheld from saw it three times . . But. as tion on Jewish Culture written ways contend with the lies that to inject the poison of foreign selected group of guests to attend
anda of false gods. We all Catholics; and that in Pennsvl- far as we know, he hasn't vet
this special visiting period from
Propag
are
spread with the intention of
-
chair
man, William Hordes, co -
in French and published in
propaganda in this country It was 2 to 5 p. m.
man; discrimination co'
, Myron A. are, I believe, truly grateful that venni a statute read: "All public found time to visit the Palestine Geneva. Now in its seventh year, undermining truth. Therefore, written in the main by the late
The dedication ceremonies will
b.
it
has
been
our
lot
to
be
cast
officers
must
declare
and
sub-
nom
i,
pro
Pavilion
even
once
.
.
.
The
Ru-
truth
must
be
advanced
most
ar-
Keys. chairman • economic
"Revue Juive de Geneva," found-
Samuel W. McCall, former Gov- be held from 3 to 3:30 p. m.
ms, Aaron
chairman; under the sheltering arms of a scribe to their disbelief in tram manian and Polish Commission- ed and edited by Jehouda, is dently and with a zealot's de- ernor of Massachusetts, who orig-
D' ro
Irwin Shaw, camp director, will
arbi tration, Charles Rubiner „ Government that abhors intoler - substantiation, the adoration of ers-General to the Fair are very well-known in more than 30 Eu- termination. Therefore, it be-
inally compiled his material un- preside. A brief address will be
ance and bigotry; one that per - the virgin Mary. and the sacra- sympathetic to the Palestine
i
charman.
The personnel of these
ropean countries, engages the comes necessary to mobilize the der the title "The Patriotism of delivered by Mr. Jackson and Ab-
variou s committees will be an- mite no man through legislation ment of the Romish mass as Pavilion and interested in its suc- most prominent European writers best available forces in the fight
the American Jew." There is an raham J. Levin will speak on
nounced at a later date. The to condemn or ridicule another superstitious and idolatrous," they coos . . . Both have visited the as collaborators and is regarded against the traducers of truth.
article by the late president of "Camp As I Knew IL" From 3:30
executive committee unanimously because of his religious beliefs. will wonder at the intolerance Eretz Israel exhibit several times as one of the most important,
Because
intolerance
has
made
Harvard University, Charles W.
approved these appointments and That, in my humble opinion, is and shortsightedness of the col- ... That handsome, distinguished- learned, interesting and spiritu- its threat more seriously than Eliot, on "Trustworthy for Lib- to 4 p. m. the plaques will be
hung in the new buildings and
also authorized the creation of the important and essential prin- onists. As they read on through looking doorman at the Palestine ally rich periodicals in Europe.
ever before in history, the coun- erty," in which the late Governor dormitories, dedicating the struc-
ciple
of
religious
liberty.
the undimmed pages of early Pavilion is a former German
a committee on youth organiza-
Josue Jehouda is a leader ter - attack is at last gaining McCall's work is highly lauded, tures as follows:
tions and a membership commit- Gradual Defeat of Intolerance American history for a possible movie star and scenario writer
The administration building
tee.
Because Americans have been lead as to why intolerance finally . . Non-Aryanism is the reason among those who are engaged In ground, and the men and women and there is a foreword by Bish-
the fight to bring about the un- whom history will credit with op 1% illiam T. Manning of New will be named as a memorial to
It was unanimously decided so fortunate in this respect, it was exchanged for religious lib- for his change of occupation .. .
having
acted
honestly
and
in
ac-
derstanding
and
rehabilitation
of
York.
Supporting
writers
who
the late Simon and Rose Cohen.
that an appropriate amendment sometimes is difficult for them to erty, they will discover the story Next week you'll be able to Pur-
to the constitution be proposed realize that there was a time, for of Rhode island's tenacity and chase, at your favorite bookshop, Jewish culture as reflected in all cordance with their conscience express their views in this vol- The two new dormitories will be
for adoption at the next guar- • period of many long years, determination — the result of Elias Newman's beautiful little cultural, social and political ac- are now in the thick of the bat- ume are: James W. Gerard, for- named in memory of Solomon and
trrly meeting of the Council, when their forebears, the first Roger Williams' teachings — in re- volume on "Art in Palestine".., tivities. His writings are united tle for true tolerance as it is mer U. S. Ambassador to Ger- Joshua Cohen. The new improve-
embodying the following idea: American settlers, did not believe fusing to ratify the Constitution Newman, who is the art director in • doctrine which might serve characterized by the principle, many; Ray Murphy, past com- ments and additions to the camp
mander of the American Legion; were made possible by the Carrie
"Any member of the executive in such a principle of religious of the United States until some of the Palestine Pavilion. has to create a center of Jewish cul- of American democracy.
The best Americans realize Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, director Site,2 Cohen bequeit.
committee who shall absent him- liberty. Even a hasty glance at guaranty was given that freedom done a swell job in presenting the tural thought, and present to
that
the
fight
against
anti-Semi-
the
non-Jewish
world
the
true
, elf from three regular meetings recorded history will glee them
of the National Conference of
From 4 to 5 p. m., the members
of religious belief would be works and biographies of Pales-
spiritual value of Israel. Seven tism is not merely a battle in Christians and Jews; George of the board and the invited
of the committee, without giving cause for astonishment. When granted to all the States.
tinian artists to the American
years ago, when Jehouda to- defense of the Jew. It is more Gordon Battle, co-chairman of guests will be taken on a tour of
adequate and satisfactory reasons they read that New York, over
The letter that accompanied public.
gether with a small, loyal group than that. It is a battle for the Council Against Intolerance the camp. There will be a spetial
therefor, shall automatically be one hundred fifty years ago, un- Rhode island's ratification occu-
WARCASTS
of men dedicated themselves to Americanism, and for the honor in America; Hon. Robert A. demonstration of dancing classes,
disqualified from membership on der its charter of rights, pur- pies and will continue to occupy
It's the German army which is the ideal of re-educating the oc- of the nation.
the executive committee, and his ported to grant fredom of refl. a place in the archives of great
Taft. United States Senator from handicraft work, nature shelter,
pulling against war in the Reich cident—in spite of all heresies
This explains the reason for Ohio. In addition, the book re- and a specially arranged water
office shall be declared vacant." gion to Christians only; that
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