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VOL. XLI No. 15
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1939
Per Copy, 10 Cents
BIASED ACTION OF World Zionist Congress Ends as War Scare ACCUSE PELLEY OF Jews Flock to Colors of Democratic
WJR PROTESTED TO
DIVERTING FUNDS
Spreads;
Dr.
Chaim
Weizmann,
Executive
j
FCC BY REV. COLE
TO OWN ACCOUNTS Countries; Jewish .Legion Is Planned;

Barring of Anti - Coughlin
Address Brings a Firm
Stand by Unitarians

13 CITIES INAUGURATE
BROADCAST PROGRAM

Dr, Cole Delivers First of
Series of Four Addresses
Over 13 Stations

Retained to Weather Movement's Crisis

White Paper Is Rejected by Jewish Parliament With Declara-
tion That Jews Will Not Accept Minority Status;
"Ceaseless Immigration" Support Is Asked

•

Dies Agent Says He Shifted
$100,000 of Silver
Shirts' Money

PLAN FEDERAL ACTION
AGAINST ANTI-SEMITE

Aims of Propagandists in
Crisis Scanned by Wil-
'
liamston Institute

Polish, French Jewries Provide Help

Expect 25,000 Jews in Palestine to Join Forces in Support of
Great Britain's Position; Nashashibi Arab Group
Also Pledges Loyalty to England

GENEVA. (WNS-Palcor Ages- and faith seemed to be the only meet alive" again. "If see do,
Refusal by Leo Fitzpat- cy) —The 21st World Zionist weapons at the command of the then we will continue our work AV A S I N G TON. (WNS)—
oefon tzne6 i t o, civilized world.
and perhaps out of the darkness Claiming to hold evidence that
rick, manager of Station meet the
When Dr. Weizmann unex- light may emerge because 'ne- the Silver Shirt Legion, the Ger-
WJR, to permit the Rev. Paper, was disbanded by the pettedly
appeared in the eve- zach Israel Lo Yeshaker" (the Plan•American Bund and the
Walton E. Cole of Toledo greater danger of a world con- fling to take his leave of the eternity of Israel will not be Communist Party all have print-
ed propaganda in behalf of for-
to deliver the anti-Coughlin flagration. With all of Europe Congress, the floodgates of pent- denied)."
the grip of war, the Congress up emotion and tenseness were
De. Weizmann declared that sign governments, the House
radio address scheduled for in
was rushed to its close at I broken by his words of farewell. he felt it his duty in this sol- committee investigating un-Amer-
Wednesday evening in be- o'clock Thursday morning, Aug. For in the Hebrew words of emn hour to tell England and ican activities was prepared to
half of the Unitarian Fel- 2 4, by an overwhelming major- "Shalom, Lehitraot" (Farewell, the western democracies that
against William
i II a iam
nd
ey rPoewl -
lowship for Social Justice re- sty to retain Dr. Chaim Weiz- Until We Meet Again) were "although the Jews had griev-
Kuhn
Furl B
suited in an emphatic protest to mann, president of the World summed up the dangers of de- ances which were expressed in der as having violated the for-
the chairman of the Federal Zi onist Organization, at the helm struction that hung over not the Congress resolutions, the in- eign propaganda agents act by
Communications Commission in of the administration of Jewish only Palestine but the entire terests of those countries are failing to register with the De-
Washington. Palestine during the next two Jewish people.
identical with the interests of partment of State.
Jews in European countries and in Palestine affected by the present crisis this
Dr. Weismann's Faith
Dr. Cole's protest charged that yea "'
the Jews.
Meanwhile the committee, in-
Congress President Ussishkin
As he prepared to leave Ge- Pledges Support to Democracies vestigating the activities of Pel-
Station WJR is a "vehicle for
week
began to flock to the colors to aid their respective countries, and inaugurated
one-sided propaganda rather than formally closed the Congress, neva to deal With the ernergen-
"The western democracies will ley, examined the operations of
o
for free discussion." in a but many
of the delegates from cies arising out of the mobiliza• fight for the minimum conditions the Silver Legion, the Skyland campaigns to raise funds to contribute towards the defense of their homelands.
lengthy telegram outlining th e Poland and other lands who tion of most of Europe, Dr. under which Jews can live." Dr. Press and other affiliated I'elley
A movement has been set afoot for the formliticn of a special Jewish legion to
events that let up to the rejec- wore ordered home before the Weizmann said that he had but Weizmann said. "Their anxiety organizations. Robert M. Barker,
final session began were not pros- one desire, that all his friends is our anxiety: their war is our an investigator of the committee, fight on the side of the democracies, and under the direction of the Jewish Agency
lion of his address for broad- ant to join in the singing of the on the Right, Left and Center
testified that sale of anti-Jewish for Palestine a large force, numbering approximately 25,000, is being mobilized to
cast, Dr. Cole informed the FCC ILtivkah at a moment when hope in the Zionist movement "may war."
(PLEASE TURN TO PAGE PI
that the text of his talk was
literature,
contributions
a n d
fight with the British forces in
approved, as to libel, six slays
membership dues in the Silver
before its scheduled delivery, by
the event of a war, in defense
Shirt Legion had brought Pelley
Impressive Ceremony
Station WJR'a attorney, William
Labor Zionist Parley
and his organization a total of
of the Palestinian and the Medi-
Marks Dedication of
A. Alfs. In his telegram to the
approximately
$175,000.
It
was
Will Plan Expansion
terranean position.
Downtown Synagogue
FCC on Wednesday afternoon
also revealed that relies, diverted
In Palestine, the Arabs also
the Rev. Cole stated:
to his personal account more
pledged allegiance to Great Brits
NEW YORK. — Shalom
Rabbis Laud Agree Family for
than $100,000 of the total
"Station WJR is licensed by
sin,
and indications this week
Warm,
Zev,
and
Moshe
Levin
Liberality
in
Sponsoring
your Commission to serve the
amount received during the pe-
Mrs. Stephen S. Wise to Be were that Arab-Jewish differ-
tioUse of Worship
Appeals to Readers of The; are members of a delegation Louis Robinson, President riod from October, 1931, to
public interest, convenience
ences
will be forgotten in the
from
Palestine
which
just
ar-
Guest Here of Women's
and necessity in accordance
Chronicle to Contrib ute
Makes Appointments for 1 JUDI` ' 19; '. 9 ' a n d that durin g the
rives] in this country to aid
mobilization of forces to light
A capacity audience filled th
with the established American
years 1934 to 1938, inclusive,
and
Men's
Divisions
to Maintenance Fund
Current Year
in the work of the American
in behalf of the democratic
radio practice of giving equal
l'elley had paid only $216.30 in new Downtown Synagogue u
powers.
Ilechalutz and Habonim, the
opportunity
income taxes.
1205 Griswold St. to capacity
to
have
both
The n tional chairmanship
a
The Detroit Chapter of the
of
Labor Zionist Youth Organi-
Jews Aid Democracies
sides presented on controver•
on
Tuesday
evening,
at
the
core
Pence's
Anti-Semitism
The president of the United
zation.
American Jewish Congress and in Poland, the Jewish Bund
sial subjects under similar
the maintenance fund for the
Hebrew Schools
Schools, Louis Robinson, ' The investigation disclosed that monies which marked the dedi
At
the
annual
membership
the
Detroit
Women's
Division
of
issued
an appeal to the Jewish
broadcasting
conditions.
In
Polley became violently anti- cation of this house of worehip
Palestine Pavilion at the New
bus announced the appointments Semitic late in 1931 when he
conference of liabonim at
this instance WJR is not fol-
Addresses lauding the Isaa the Congress will meet on Mon- masses to fight in defense of
York World's Fair has been ac-
Camp
Kvutza
in
Accord,
N.Y.,
of
lowing this accepted Amer,.
the following committee chair- moved his offices from New York Agree Memorial Society, spun slay, Sept. 11, at two rallies ar- Polish freedom and against Nazi
cepted by Jacob Sincoff, chair-
to be held over Labor Day
men and cor nmitteea for the to Washington and then to Ash- sore of the Downtown Synagogue ranged by the respective groups. aggression.
can radio practice and is not
week-end, the delegates will
Mrs. Louise Waterman' Wise,
man of the Allied Paper and
therefore, I believe, operating
French Jewry sent a large con-
United Hebrew Schools for the Ville, N. C., from which point he for creating this synagogue a
have the first opportunity to
in the public interest, conveni-
Twine Trade of Greater New
has sent out an estimated three a memorial to the tate Isaac wife of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise tribution to the Chief of Staff
1939-40 term:
draft plans for an extensive
trice and necessity. It is in
and a half tons of anti-Jewish Agree were delivered by Rabbi of New York, national president of the War Ministry to be used
Board of education, Maurice literature
drive whose aim it will be to
effect acting as the vehicle
ur and other pamphlets Joseph Eisenman, Leon Frain of the Women's Division of the for the purchase of additional
Zackheim, chairman, Rabbi consisting of reputed exposes of Morris Adler, I.
win broad circles of Jewish
for one-sided propaganda Path•
Rosenwasser o Congress, will be the guest of war planes.
Morris
Adler, Lawrence W. /resident
youth in this country to the
or than, for fees discussion. . 1
In the meantime, the Nazis in
Roosevelt, Secretaries Port Iluron, J. Rabinowitz, 51 the Detroit Women's Division at
CrohnS'Loola DannS'Rabbt . '00th
ideas ' of the notional Jewish
respectfully request, therefore,
J.
eti•and' Pitkihs, Me - 3.6W's tine!
Wohlgelernter and J. S. Seer- a public meeting at the Detroit Germany are. reported to be re-
renaissance and to active sup-
Eisennian, Rabbi Moses Fischer, t e Dies Committee.
that your Commission isle the
sT(/lts TO EINTORIAL PAGE)
Leland Hotel at 2 p. tn. Monday, moving some - of the restrictions
Rabbi Leon Fram, Rabbi A. M. ' Barker testified that among
port of the work of upbuild-
ne cessar
y
action
to have WJR
Sept. 11. This rally will be pre- against Jews in order to utilize
ing in Palestine.
Hershman, Maurice Landau, voluntary contributors to Pelley'a
give equal opportunity for the
ceded by a luncheon at the De- Jewish man power in case of
Judge Charles Rubiner, Rabbi organization was George B. Fish-
expression of both sides of
A number of guests will
troit Leland in honor of Mrs. war. The Jewish Press Commit-
Wise•
be in attendance, prominent
Ralph Spatter, Rabbi Isaac Sta- er of New York, who
controversial questions, or that
tee of Amsterdam charges that
sent Penes,
men and Rabbi M. J. Wohlgel- gifts totalling $4,600. Fisher is
among whom is the noted
its license be revoked."
That evening, Mrs. Wise will the removal of anti-Jewish signs
ernter.
Labor Zionist personality,
the proprietor of the Just So Dramatic Story of Ettore also be the guest of the Men'a in Germany, the repainting of
Station WJR's refusal to per-
Ilayim Greenberg, editor of
Finance and budget, Maurice Dress Company and a large
Division of the Congress at the special benches hitherto reserved
mit the Rev. Cole to broadcast
Ascoli Whose Life Ended annual
the "Jewish Frontier."
Landau, chairman, Julius Ber- stockholder in the Crowell l'ub-
meeting to be held at for Jews and the easing up of
his address came a f ter pro-
in Suicide
man, Harry Cohen, Joseph II. lishing Company. Another con-
Central Iligh School, Tuxedo restrictions are parts of a gen-
longed negotiations with the sta-
Ehrlich,
Simon
Shetzer
and
Louis
and
Linwood.
Officers will be eral move to create "Jewish
tributor
was
Dr.
John
R.
Brink-
tion by the Unitarian Fellowship
Stoll.
By ALLEN LESSER
ley, the "goat gland doctor," of
for Social Justice to have this
elected at this meeting for the cannon fodder" for Germany in
ensuing year and reports will the next war,
House committee, Isaac Rosen- Little Rock, Ark., who sent $629.
station, from which the broad-
General' Ettore Ascoli's last be heard on the past year's ac-
The investigator said he had
thal, chairman, Julius Berman
casts by Father Coughlin orig-
and Nathan Yaffa.
learned that 10 per cent of all command to his regiment was an t t f iresa.
inated, become part of an inde-
E igration at Standstill
m
order always to be ready to die
pendent hook-up for the fellow- c.
Membership committee, Ru- mail handled in Ashville, N. C., for Italy, as he himself was.
Nathan Spevakov•, presi- PARIS. (WNS) — Emigration
ship in its fight for the Ameri-
Tidbits from Everywhere dolph Zuieback, chairman, Julius was for the Pelley organization Dismissed front his post as divi- dent of the Women's Division of German Jews from the Reich
can way of securing social jus-
Berman, Dr. A. E. Bernstein, which also received a great deal sion commander of the Bologna of the American Jewish Con- struck new obstacles because of
tice as opposed to the European
Louis Dann, Abe Kasle, Ben of mail from Germany and Italy. district because of the recently gress, advises that everything is the tense international situation,
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
methods being imported by the
Kramer, Gus D. Newman, Rabbi
enacted racial laws, General As- in readiness for the visit of advises reaching here indicated,
Pelley in Hiding
Coughlinites, Fascists and Nazis.
wer>iasi
Harold N. Rosenthal, Aaron A.
a1
coli obtained permission to ad- Mrs. Wise, in view of the large stating that Nazi authorities no
JACOB SINCOFF
AETVILLE,
N.
C.
(WNS)—
In spite of WJR's action, the
Silberblatt and Rabbi M. J.
number of reservations which has longer permit young and middle-
It (vas reported here that Wil- dress the regiment he had com-
Wohlgelernter.
Unitarian Fellowship for Social York and occupant of important WAR IN PEACE
manded for many years for the already been received for the aged Jewish men to leave the
Dudley Pelley, under sub-
1 ublicity committee, Rabbi I i
Justice began its proposed radio positions in a number of Ma-
subscription luncheon 'which is coontry. Most of Germany's
last
time.
At
the
close
of
his
This line
may
sound
a bit
, poem of the Dies House Com-
Program on Wednesday evening for organizations. including the dated
by the
time
it reaches
in honor of Mrs. Wise, it is sag- frontiers are virtually closed and
- Adler, chairman, Law' mittee investigating un-American speech he drew himself to at-
with an address by Dr. Cole over Jewish National Fund, the Zion- your eyes, but U. S. officials Morris
rence W. Crohn. I.ionel Fink, activities,
tention, covered his face with Bested that those who wish to foreign consulates have ceased
was
in hiding near the regimental flag he loved so attend this event place their to accept applications for visas
13 stations in 13 communities ist Organization of America, the abroad have informed our gov- Saul R. Levin, Gus D. Newman,
In Detroit the Rev. Cole spoke United Jewish Appeal, the United
. .
Rabbi Ilarold N. Rosenthal, Judge High Hampton, N. C., 75 miles dearly and then, drawing his re- reservations with Mrs. Abraham to foreign countries.
Informed
al is inevitable, Charles Rainier, Simon Shetzer southwest of Ashville.
over Station CKI.W. His address, Palestine Appeal and the Pales-
volver, shot himself dead. A sol- Davidson, Ty. 5-2156, or Mrs. sources said that the Nazis, who
because Hitler is definitely con-
broadcast from Toledo, was also tine Foundation Fund.
and
Philip Slomovitz.
dier all his life, General Ascoli's Ernest J. Sachse, To. 7-6583, at hitherto had placed no obstacles
vinced that France [
Britain
carried by stations in the fol-
In an appeal addressed to w on't fight . . . You may
Real estate committee, Louis Speakers at Williamston Parley love for his country did not the earliest possible moment, as in the way of Jews wishing to
Stress Role of Education in
lowing 12 communities:
readers of The Detroit Jewish forgotten, but Hu gh W
have Stoll, chairman, Julius Berman.
permit him to go on living un- there is a possibility that reserve- emigrate, providing they gave
ilson. U.S.
Comb•tting Propaganda
AVGAR. Cleveland, 0.; W CKY, Chronicle,
M r. Sincoff urges Ambassador to Germany
Harry
Cohen, Nathan Yaffe and
less he could continue to serve tions may be closed soon due -to up most of their property, were
stillDavi .
,ernon.
W1LLIANISTOWN. ( WNS)— his native Italy.
d
Cincinnati, 0.; WCFL, Chicago, them to conic to the support of on leave. and at the time of f
the fact that only a limited num- now making distinctions between
Addreesing a conference of niore
II.; WSPD, Toledo, 0,; WIND, the Pavilion, which through its writing i it looks as if he won t Cohen,
chair m
Scholarship
committee,
an
As a soldier, General Ascoli her can be accommodated, women and aged, on the one
u l , II B
e r ry than 100 representatives
of na- obeyed the order for his dismis-
Gary, Incl.; WKBO, Harrisburg, portrayal of the Jewish con- ever go back
Julius
Mrs. Wise is the first of the hand, and young and middle-aged
P
en-
reparation s
Ps.;
WGBI.
Cohn, Lawrence tional religious, business, labor sal when it came without a mur-
Scranton,
Pa.; structive work in Palestine has are
.
man, Dr.
A. E . Bernstein
, Nathan
f our outstanding personages Jewish males, who are prevented
already concluded for a Borin,
Irwin
and civic organizations at Wil- mur. As a man, proud of his
Boston, Mass : WJAS, already done so much to bring powerful .lewish 1.egion to fi ht
AB, Boston
I.
which the Women's Division will from leaving by being conscript-
Pittsburgh, Pa.; WLEU, Erie, Jewish productive capacity to on the side of England if the'
Crohn, Daniel G. Cullen, liams College, held under the Italian heritage, that could be bring to this city this year, ed into labor battalions.
the'
Pa;
WRAW.
auspices of the National Confer-
Reading,
Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, chairman
W BAR, Wilkes Barre, Pa. Pa.; the attention of the American war does break out . . . It is harry Dunitz, Morris Fishman. ence of Christians and Jews, Dr. traced back more than five cen-
Most emigrants seen at rail-
111/”...
public. Only immediate and gen- also said that in case of war Dr. Perry Gottiman, 13 Isaac ,
turies, General Ascoli could not
L PA011t
(PLEASE TURN TO LAST AGE)
Frank
Kingdon,
president
of
the
erous
action
on
the
part
of
ev-
Great
Britain
will
entrust
the
The next three addresses by
bear the humiliation that had
Abe Kasle, Judge Harry B. Kei•
Rey. Cole will be delivered on cry American Jew can assure Jews of Palestine with the de- dan, Harry Kraft, Ben Kramer, University of Newark, warned been visited upon him. Only a
Wednesda y evenings, Sept. 6, the continuance of the Palestine fense of that country ... Among A. J. Lachover, Maurice Landau, that "a deliberate barrage of short time before, his near rela-
13 and 20.
exhibit for the duration of the those who are hoping that war Charles Lapides, Moe Leiter, racial and religious propaganda tive, Admiral Aldo Ascoli, com-
fair, Mr. Sincoff stresses in his won't come are the press al ents Saul R. Levin, Robert Loewen- directed by alien influences" was mander-in-chief of the Italian
The Rev. Coe's
l
address lst
a
Wednesday was entitled "Soci al statement.
of America, who realize th t no berg, Robert R. Marwil, Gus D. "today attacking the basic insti- squadron in the Balearic Islands,
Contributions to the mainte- publicity releases stand a chance Newman, Herman Osnns, Mrs. tutions by which America has had also been dismissed because
lustice: American Plan," Reoudi-
What does the future hold in store for the
ting Father Coughlin's claims nance fund of the Pavilion may in papers filled with war news Charles Robinson, Rabbi Harold thrived." He said that the pur- of his Jewish faith. Both of these
Jewish people?
hat his has been a "lone voice" be sent either through The De- . . . In a recent fit of optimism N. Rosenthal, Harry Rosman, pose of such propaganda was men were descended from a fam-
to
"divide
us
as
a
people
and
ily which had brought distinction
rying in the wilderness of eco- troit Jewish Chronicle or to Ja- Naziland and South Africa en- Judge Charles Rubiner, William
What are the prospects for better relations
omic misery, he referred to cob Sincoff, national chairman of tered into a new kind of barter Sandler, Harry Seligson, Isaac paralyze the effectiveness of our a nd honor to Italy.
between Jew and non-Jew?
The Genius of • Family
be program for social justice in- Palestine Pavilion Maintenance deal . . . South Africa is sup- Shetzer, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, democracy in the world crisis."
In
outlining
methods
of
preserv-
The
first
member
of
this
fam-
Fund,
576
Fifth
Ave..
New
posed
to
give
the
Germans
wool
ligurated by the Unitarian
How do liberals view the plight of our people?
Aaron A. Silberblatt, Cantor
Church in 1908 and declared that York City. while the German government Jacob II. Sonenklar, Mrs. Jack ing democracy, Dr. Kingdon ily to achieve distinction was
You will find the answer to these and many
The Zamosc-Tamoshover Pro- undertakes to deliver a certain Tobin, Mrs. Louis
said: "America must meet this Jacob ben Abraham Rote d'As-
o the Unitarians it means "the
J. Tobin, Na-
more questions in the numerous articles that will
ealization of religious ideals in gressive Verein of Detroit was number of tourists every year than Yaffe, Maurice H. Zack- threat with a planned program coli, who came to Ascoli Piceno
of education for the preservation from Camerina about the
appear in the New Year Issue of The Detroit Jew-
resent-day society." "There- the first to respond to the re- to the Union.
beim and David S. Zemon,
(TURN TO EDITORIAL rsniti
of the 15th century, during id the
ore," he added, "we are con- cent editorial appeal of The De- RED SWASTIKA
ish Chronicle.
great Italian renaissance. Little
erned about • justice in indus- troit Jewish Chronicle for the
Interpretations of the recent
Among the contributors to this issue are:
ry, about solving our great eco- Jewish Palestine Pavilion, and Soviet-Nazi non-aggression pact
he was a noted physician, a dis-
emic paradox of present want its $10 contribution has been are a dime a dozen hereabouts
remitted
to
the
Pavilion
through
President
Franklin D. Roosevelt;
tinguished poet and a !scholar. In
n the midst of potential plenty.
. One shrewd observer claims
•
IPLEARII TURN TO rAoa ai
The Chronicle.
the next century, D avid d'Ascoli
that it foreshadows the breaking
The
Hon.
Frank Murphy, Attorney General
won a wide r eputtin
a o as a phil-
up of the Rome-Berlin axis and
of the U. S.;
osophr and writer , particularly
explains why the Italians and
on religious subjects. It was not
Charles Edward Russell, president of Pro-
Germans have improved their
YOU STILL HAVE TIME TO
fortifications at the Brenner pass Speaks Out Boldly Against Father Coughlin, Kuhn, until the beginning of the 19th
Palestine Federation of America and one
century,
however,
that
the
gen-
in recent months . . . Another
Pelley, Winrod and the Like; Asks People of
of America's outstanding liberals;
ius of the Ascoli family burst
declares: "Either the Soviets
Michigan to Aid Nationwide Drive
into full bloom in the person
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg;
will have to import anti-Semit-
of Graziadio Isaiah Ascoli. What-
ism or , Germany will have to BOSTON. — Out of Boston,
The Ri Rev, Eugene M. McGuinness, Bishop
ever has been accomplished in
cut it out, but no Berlin-Moscow "Cradle of Liberty," has come writing and distributing a maga-
of Raleigh, N. C.
axis can last with such a di- ■
zine preaching toleration and the study of the Italian language,
stirring
new
militant
champion
Through the Columns of
vergence in policy toward Jews. "
goodwill and offsetting the propa- its roots, forms and history, can
Rev. C. H. Cloud, S. J., President of tl'e Uni-
of liberalism in the form of a
be
traced
directly
to
his
efforts.
ganda of Coughlin, Kuhn, Pel-
versity of Detroit;
REFUGEE REPORT magazine aimed at fighting anti-
Professor Ascoli was born in
ley, Winrod and the like.
in
the
New York's University in Ex- Semitism
P rotestant
Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, Director of the Na-
Recently the Jewish Advocate Goers, Austria, in 1829, the son
ile, which is giving jobs to some church. The magazine, Protest- of Boston paid the following of a middle-class paper manu-
tional Conference of Christians and Jews;
of the foremost refugee scholars, ant Digest, was conceived by a tribute to Protestant Digest and facturer. He studied in Italian
Your greeting problem is solved by this conven-
is setting • precedent . . . Down Baptist layman, Kenneth Leslie. its movement for racial and re- schools where his genius was
Edward J. Jeffries, President of the Common
in New Zealand preparations are and already it has received the
ient method of wishing your relatives and friends
recognized at an early age. spe-
Council of Detroit;
ligious tolerance:
being made for the inauguration commendation and support of
.. The manallne Is •altemplInn to *pest
cializing in the field of compara-
• HaPpy New Year ... no danger of the embarrass-
Mayor Richard W. Reading;
of an Exile Department in Auck- leading Protestant ministers and for the treat num* of Proteitais• In tive philology. At 16 he created
ment of forgetting someone ... no trouble ... time
noserles oho repress. the moot :mons-
land University College . . . Dis- writers across the continent.
foil rims no tar so num best and wealth a sensation in Philplogical circles
and money saved
and many other leading non-Jews, as well as the
tasteful as it is, it is none the
The magazine has won praise are momenaml . . .
oirallor move- by his atudv of the Friulian dia-
ment for melal tolemonee
been
less true that a Jewish organi• and support from leading Jews
leading Jews of the American Jewish community.
tamarind Is Germany, *bleb vise s/so lect and the Wallachian tongue.
These greetings will be published in our Rosh
nation is very seriously negoti- of New England where a recent Prestmninantly greleolimt, the terribly This was published in Udine in
This issue will be packed full of informative
Premention of Jews vid ■ bt Savo beim 184$
Ilashonah edition. The charge will be $1.00. Mail
sting for large-scale Jewish im- Gallop poll depicted anti-Sernit- • reeled, nal teri•lidy emld bare
under the title "null' Idiom,
be..
articles presenting a resume of Jewish activities on
migration to Ethiopia . . . A ism strongly on the march, But Corsair embed.
Friulano a sulla sua Affinita con
Your check at once to
J ewish comm ittee new in Ethi
iliroleninnt
Meek
Ix
roimerseg
cs Protestant Digest is national in
with Is Lingua Vallaeca; Schizzo
many fronts—education, art, cinema and the thea-
tar-rearbIng, sn-Amerleas, en-
pia is headed by Germany Fuern- scope and so quickly is its fame desseirmily
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