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Tile JEWISH TRANSCRIPT, SEATTLE
Picture Highlights In The News Of • "he Week
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of people J
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qlced. The
Second oldest war veteran group in the nation is the Jewish
War Veterans of the United States, who will hold their 43rd annual
encampment in Detroit from September 2 to 5. President Roose-
velt may address the 10,000 Jewish war vets expected to attend.
Three men are in charge, left to right: DAVID NAIR, co-national
chairman; SAMUEL J. LEVE, general chairman; MARTIN HORO-
WITZ, co-national chairman.
,v ,,,,w Housekeeper Of Cardozo Gets
buried i|r RABBI JONAH B. WISE, who not only heads one of the nation's
hey had f: OSt Reform temples in New York, but also has the rask of raising 000 I Will
,,,,,,,,,, 00,000 ,r-- - n Jurist's
• I ''w0]l"'rib om .merican Jewry for overseas relief by the Joint $70,
z,,I,t.n, o Uhon Committee, spoke m Seattle a few months ago on a
:i:!,l[lt/, :i.!t:t!'ai!fhr!eWffO:f?:om::!b!! !iF:r;r:?tttWn:!eed i!e;nt?i?i WII1TE I I.,tlNS, N. Y. (WNS)-- al,,mnus ,if (,ohmfliia.
a Cohmfl)ia U,fiversity gets the residu- The Ilulk of his estate was lie-
lh( Sil %SeVelt g ' '
g .!e., . He had high praise for Steel King Myron C. Taylor ,u'y cst.t|.e, of the late Supreme (Jourt (I,tea.Lhed to his eml)hlyes, Kate iX..
Jtistic.e lhHijami,, N. C:u'd(Izo to be 'l'r.t(w, his faithful housekecller and
bfffa R(lad I lran of the American delegation, used for the estal)lishment (it re,tin- ft'ienil, receiving $70,0{)0.
i el'n elld (
i,,,i ,lilies il -- " [ T o Famed German Scholar .;,..,i,e ,it ll eh.ti,' ,,r i.i'ispr,,de,-'e (',t,'d<le .ls<l loft S2,0i)0 to th
n l'mu, s iri l[lflnlze U. . Will Live In U.S. in its law school to be associated with Fe(ierati,,l for the Supiitirt ef Jewish
his name, 'lc((i,'dil,g 1o his will filed l'hilauthrolliC Societies, "uid $7,500
ling middtt)
1 ln.Oeessi0
)tlices/md l
lu,'ing the
aething str
r i)l'eserVifl
h'td take 4
fi(in had
nds quietl
; worhl of
have b(;eli
s or maSS
Conseq U
d te their
(lcsks, the!
the sehool
[low once I
my .malySil
ost s'y tbt
tie events
sively. Tb
t vielent l
o Jew-Hate,
rges Cleric
'l'S P'RI(, Colo. (W N S)--
iiUifizati(n ',,,"finsi anti S(mitism
iS" • ' .... - '
'ellhal in this c(nmtry if' the
e(l States is to prese've ,Is
'"raey, Rcv. l)r. Everett R.
"ly, director ,)f 1.he Nal.i(),rtl
'fence ()f Jews and Christians,
[eek tohl the lnstil, ul, e (if llu-
itel'tti(ins held here illlder the
I,les of the (;o,lference.
i ing the sln'e't(l (if al,ti-Semit-
! ,he Weakness (>f a divided ,m-
i, the degree (if inse,lsitivity l,(i
lelation of liberty a,d social
ii, the existence ot: e(;onomic in-
Y and (.lie (le(Aine of spiritual
as f,lstercd I)y 't strong church
%nt its the dangers faced 1)y
Iracy, l)r. Cli,,chy s'ti(I the
years rcP P of demagegues is t,i "tie l,a-
)tit we wl¢ l/lto k,,ots with an hyste,'ia
think of! etting rid of Jews."
dso of th0¢ tendency, lie (lecAared, the
fir work. , i 8rates must immunize itself
..u ...... r € 1. '' adding, "it is essential for
tHuuS O I
t ' colleges ',.nd ehurehes,
,im,[ civic clulis an,l societies to
1o I )raeTe the - -
.,41, suscel)til)ility ,if Ainen-
gl,t saf;il/t all'i-Jewish fai,a tie,sin.
(1 SUl)e ,_' e anti-Semitism t)egins to
[ve tnyW°[ 'r0ot ")o ' " "' ' ' '
, , ,.o,liiil l ptlUU'ly, 1.li,l.b iS the I)(3-
tl i)rlit,tll / 'I of "
• [1),, the e, nd of libe,'ty for all
i,'1
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IH]I{IAN (WNS)---l)r. lsmar E1-
I)ogen, one (ff ('lel'lililll,'f s lllOSt ellli-
,lent Jewish schohu's, l his week wi,s
o,i his way to the, linite,I Slliles to
selLle there llernlltnently.
(luest ieclurer al, the Jewish ll,-
sl.il.ule (if Pcligion in New York hi
1922 "tnd 1923, lhe, 64-year-(ihl seh()liu',
is it ['IHnOllS lillthOl'il.y Oil .lewish
ilist.ory.
Emigres Are Help To
Holland, Expert Says
lA)NI)()N.---Beneficitd effeels of
the eslal)lishnie'nt il, ll(llla,,d (It'
rc:tdy-nuldc clothing factories l)y
German-Jewish immigrants, were ac-
lin<)wledged in Tile Netherhu,ds,
llul)lished this week Ily the Bo:u'd ,if
Oversells Trade.
The tel)eft w'ts w,'itten by R. V.
Kiuning, Coniniercial Secretary (ff
the British Legation at The llague.
"Not only did ,uttive concerns ex-
pand," the reliert declares, "but an
influx of Jewish i,,,lustrialists from
Germany also e<)nt,'il)ute,l to the ex-
tension.
'"Hie benefits to the n.dive textile
i,,dustry were ol)vious as imports ef
clotMng were restricted :s well as
much of the material used."
this week for l),'(lll:fle here.
Jtlslice (SU'(I(Izo Was It trtlstee .ind
t(i Mr. Siimi ll(>sllitill to endow a be<l
in perllet.uity to the memory of his
sister, Ella.
Bar Association Turns Down
Resolution Against Hitler
(',IAqVEI,ANI) (WNS)---A res,lhl-
i.ion eellsurint4 Nazi porsecul, ion and
l)l'aising l)resident RO,lScvelt's ac-
I.ion in convoking the Evi:tn refuge(;
lli(I eo]lfcl'(HIce WIIS |)l'ev(!lltcd frolii
c,lniilig it) the ihl()r ,if the annu.d c.(in-
venl.ion ,if the American Bar Associa-
tion when the res(dut.ions c(nnmittec
reported it(lversely this week oil tlhe
resolution to the assembly, a sub-
or(linitte liraneh (if the Association.
!Hie rcsohtti,lns comndttee veted
down the anti-N.zi rcs(llution be-
cause it involved "the llrcsent civil
goveriimc,,t of it foreign ceu,itry,
nluuely, Geiunaiiy. In the opinion (if
the committee, the resohltion re-
lales tea subject which is not withi,i
the liurports of the Association."
The resohltion wits i,itrodueed lly
Charles C. Burlingamc ,if New York.
NEWSFACTS: Privittely many
members said introduction of the
,'esoluti,in on the floor of the conven-
lion w,nlhl have lice,, enlliarassing
since the, orl411,nizitti()li eouh] ]iitr('lly
critize ,"udal l/erseeuLio,I abroad
wl,ile it; continued to bar Negroes
fr(im nienll)o,'ship in the Assoeiatien.
Non-Jew To Bring 25
Jewish Families To U. S.
NORI"OLI(, Va. (WNS)--l)lans f,>r
settling 25 Got,nan Jewish refugee
families Oil farms near Richomend,
Virginia, within l.he next two weeks
were annou,ieod Ily James O. Page,
official of " local eustems I)r,)kerage
lirm.
Mr. Page said that the families are
to 1,e admitted to the United States
,llider the Gernrtn imniigration
qll()tll. Their trltns[er is l)oing
finaneod by private filn(ls.
Rabbi Mair said: "A heathen who
occupies hiniself with the study of
the T,)rah is equal to a high priest."
PAGE SEVEN
A crust of bread is a welcome sight in many thousands of Polish
Jewish homes, so bitter is the lot of 1,000,000 of Poland's 3,000,000
Jews. Life's burdens have been eased a bit for this bearded old-
ster, and many another like him, by money contributed by Am-
erican Jewry. He has been taught a trade in Joint Distribution
Committee schools, can now earn a meagre living with his hands.
Sheriff Seeks To Sell
Yaphank Nazi Camp
YAPI[ANI(, l(ing Isla,id (WNS) -
--Whe wants to buy It Nazi camp?
Sheriff Jacol) S. 1)reyer ,if Suffoll(
C.ounly e,l,,sidered lhat quest,el, this
week its he (>ffered fer sale ('unl)
Siegfried after having seized it to
e,lf,n'ec eolhction of the $10,000 line
inH)()sed ,in the Gel'naau-Anierican
el.|.lenlcHit L(;it.llie, hie., ol)orlttor ,)f
the carol), for violating 11,(! stai.c civil
,'ights law.
Young Store Executive
Suggests Boycott Aid
PARIS (WNS) -(}real.ion ,)f han,li-
crldt in,hlstries in the Uni(.ed States
for refugees fr(im Germany and Aus-
tl'ia who wouhl SUl)llly nae,'chaudise
to Anleri(t, ii stores I)oy(ottilig Ger-
lnltll lilid Atlstriit wits l)roposo(| this
week I)y l. II. |[irsehill:tiin, .VOllnl4
vice-l)reside, nt ()f switnk Saks-Fifl,h
Aveliuo.
Mr. llirsehnmnn sltid he would
l'ecoli/ll_olid ttio l)htn t() tho (llA,e 1)e-
partme,it on his retur,, to the United
States.
Mrs, Chico Marx's
Mother Dies At 73
LOS ANGELES. -- Sttl'lth Karp,
mother ,if Mrs. Chloe Marx, died
this week at the age of 73.' Rabbi
Mayer Winklor officiated at last rites.
Italy Ousts
Two Jewish
News Writers
ILOMI i', (WNS)--A second Jewish
foreign eorresi)on(lent was ordered to
leave italy this week. He is Paul
(rolllon't, eor,'espondent xt>f the
Christian Sciel,ec Monitor and vice-
president ,)f lhe F(n'cig,, Press As-
sociation.
The British embassy is hitcrveni/ig
f,lr Creme,r,, who is it British subject.
As i,, the case of Kleinlorer, the rea-
son given w.ts Cl'entonlts porsonq.| be-
havier and general attitude."
NEWSFACTS: Ol)l)(isition to the
now racial theory o/l the par of the
Catholic Church has ,tow extended
to military circles . . Tile Forza Arm-
,;tit, ,,flicial organ of thc Italian army,
is the only It,tlia,t newsl)aper that
has not joined the anti-Jewish press
drive, thus i/,dicating its displeasure.
• . . High army circles are known to
be definitely against the adoption of
an anti-Jewish policy... Two reasons
fer this attitude: First is the tra-
ditional rce,n'd ef Jewish heroism ill
all Italian wars and the large number
of ,'a,,king Jewish officers. Second is
the fid:t that many of the highest
army officers belong to families that
arc of Jewish origin.
and mai,ite,,ance of
. ideals, o
qng that the,'c need lie n
Such outspoke,t internal
of denme,.aey ,is the Kh.dd
el Slurts which "appeal to
XiCan sel,s( el the l'l(hl|olls.
101. Lasswcll said
ideans do resent, ihe sul)ver-
°!'ts of foreign governments
lg/l politieltl parties to tell
andon denmcracy. There is
i rlcaP l)atriot who wants Mr.
,o tell him when to get off the
;gori of (leln(icra(y, '
!allan Paper Is
lie To Refugees
IOURNE (WNS)--A wide-
aliti-alien ct/nipaign aimed
ty at Gerlnllll illld Allsl, riltll
Was started this week Ily im-
iiewsl)al e''s. ,
Ielhour,,e llc,'atd, which gen-
r)cfle.ets the goverlim(;,it's
Ubhshe,l a,, a,'ticlc called
lgration C,tlh;d Mc,uw.e."
dtile the entire student I),ldy
)O!lr,ie U',liversii.y medical
%lti,lned l.he 14overiliiieitt t()
sits to Austrian rC[llgeC d(l(-
I Poo-Poohs News,
;Italian Boat ,
YORK --l"nr/nuel (,llhelt,
t Of Major ])i(!|/ll'es ii large
i7 firm In llollvw(l(>,l rehms-
'r tho •
• ' 1 lirilln(),ilit hanliel', is
'oDe this week oil lili ]tlllilin
PI t f
11 ti) IVll', Coheli, llSS(i-
aliti-Somitic, F'
Cven tlike Mussolini's
it.
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