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JEWISH WESTERN BULLETIN
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1S36
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Sport Ramblings
R. KEMP
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If there are any would be wrestlers in this town that think they need hardening up they should try some of my newly married sister's, hot biscuits. If they can stand that they can stand anything.
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Unless Austro-German relations show an immediate change for the better. Austria will probably withdraw from the Berlin Olympic Games this summer and make an effort to get other countries to follow suit, it was indicated here by Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg, vice chancellor and sports' dictator.
In Madrid, Spain, last week the council of state voted not to subsidize the Spanish team at the Berlin Olympic games.
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In Philadelphia, last week, at the junior national A.A.U. indoor track and field championships. Jewish atheletes scored two first places, two seconds, two thirds, and three fourths, accounted for one broken record and helped make possible another first place. Larry Cbhen won the 16-lb. shot with a record breaking heave of 47 feet, 2 inches. In the 1,500 meter walk Nathan Jaegar, Irving Horowitz, Arthur Ros-engarten and Fred Sharaga finished in the first four places. Louis Cohen and S. Goldberg ran in the Avinning 2,900 meter relay. Joel Greenberg accounted for fourth place in the 1,000 meter run. Sigmund Pesel took fourth place in the 600 meter run while Victor Cohen tied for third place in the high jump.
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Helen Mayer arrived in Berlin last night and left at once for a small unnamed town to see her mother. Helen, who is half Jewish went to Germany to play in the Olympic games
B.B.AuxiUary Council Conclave WiU A. Z. A.-Young ^c'^^r^^if^F.'^h) No. 77 Hear Welfare Talks Judaea Will Debate of the lives of the coun
A Dance is planned for SAN FRANCISCO,—View- The Jewish public is cordial- tries where they live. « March 18, at the White Rose points of the professional Jew- ly invited to attend the finals 'Jt'hey must not be separated Ballroom, details of which will ish social worker and the lay of the Young Judaea—A. Z. A. from the rest of the population be announced later. leader active in welfare en- debating series on Tuesday and their problems cannot be
A large gathering of mem- deavors will be presented to evening March 17th at the plucked out from the social bers and friends assembled on the Western Inter-State Con- Community Centre. A subject fabric of general life and treat-Tuesday evening, March 3, at ference of the Council of of intense interest to the Jew- independently, the Centre, to listen to a very Jewish Women here March jsh people has been selected, German Jews are part of interesting, address, given by 8-12, by speakers representing "Resolved that the policy of es- Germany, and whatever is to Dr. Hatfield, Superintendent of the National Council of Jewish tablishing a Jewish state in be the fate of the German peo-the Tubercular Hospital. Dr. Federations and Welfare Biro-Bidjan is desirable." In pie, will be their fate as well. Hatfield spoke on "Spread and Funds. view of the recent disturbances Nazism is a general German
Prevention of Tuberculosis," "Facing Jewish Communal jn the far east this subject tragedy, not merely for the and accompanied his lecture by Responsibility" will be the sub- should attract all persons who Jews, and the solution of the instructive slides. ject of an address by Robert are aware of the precarious German Jewish problem can
On Thursday, March 12, Mrs. Koshland of San Francisco, situation of Jews today. only be accomplished through
B. Hornstein will convene a ^ member of the pro- Four capable and experienc- the greater solution of the over-
trip to the Guernsey Dairy. ^^^"^ committee for the Na- ed speakers have been chosen throw of the entire Nazi dicta-The management of the Dairy J,^^"^^ Council's own Western to represent the two clubs — torship.
offers a cash prize of $10.00 if States conference next month. Maurice Belkin and Sid Zack ^ . „„^..- .£ .^e Ger-a group of no less than 40 will Hyman Kaplan, executive di- will defend the resolution for „,an peooirarnirea^^^^ visit the Dairy for the purpose yf^^tof'. I^ederatioii of Jewish A. Z. A. Harold Rome and 'J^^^'i task Some Te^^^
of getting first hand knowledge Chanties of San Francisco, and Jim White will attempt to de- ^ill doubtleS heb this of W the milk supply is ?^ member of the National feat the resolution on behalf of ^^^^J^^^^^^^
This should be very Council's advisory committee Young Judaea. The decision I'^^^^^X ^L.Z fnr
ONE QUARTER OF U.
STUDENTS ARE JEWS
BOSTON — Jews represent the fourth largest racial group among the ,500 students at Boston University who listed their ancestry as other than American. English, Irish and ItaHan students outnumber the Jews.
^n^lltgTe^^^^^^^ the Far West,-is scheduled rests In the hands of Mrs. Nor- ™-
and the listers a^e urged to t^.^tdk - "The Jew in Social njan Brown. Mr. Denis Mur- ^^^L'XrfwiH^^^^^^^ make every effort to avail them- Work. phy, and Mr. Harold Freeman, ^^^.^^ J^^^
selves of this opportunity. The ^ Guernsey Dairy is located at |
2405 W. Broadway. Phone . Mrs. Hornstein—Bay. 4227-R, f and make up your party for next Thursday afternoon, at 2:15.
They Say....
"It is the instinct of self-preservation, which animates every Jew and prompts him to defend himself against any attacks on the Jews wherever they may occur. For the Jewry of today will never return to the ghetto, but will fight for its rights as a people wherever these
-. -, rtAt, 1 1 * u:^u :^ grate and may strike roots in judges. The debate which is ^^^^^ places. ^ But the great being sponsored by B nai .^^j^ ^ j ^^^^^
I B nth, IS open to the public.
and to get back if possible her I Fencing title that she lost to Ellen Preiss, an Austrian Jewess, at the 1932 games in Los Angeles.
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Expulsion of all Jews from \ Germany after the Olympic | rights are being challeng-Games and the confiscation of f ed." their property, a re-enactment | of the events in Spain in 1492, will be the Nazi regime's revenge for the assassination of Wilhelm Gustloff, Swiss Nazi leader, by David Frankfurter, Jewish medical student from Jugo-slavia. Although a high government official denied a report in the London Daily
A Question Of Religious Ethics
to remain, and will remain in Germany.
They cling tenaciously and pathetically to whatever opportunity of making a living is still left to them, and they bear their Cross of suffering with dignity and fortitude as be-JERUSALEM — Conduc- hoves an old people which has tresses to collect fares are now known martyrdom. They do employed on a number of om- not love Germany less because nibus routes belonging to the of the temporary psychological Jewish co-operative Hamek- plague of Nazism which has asher in the capital city, as a befallen it. They have not means of relieving the drivers made inner peace with Hitler-who had previously collected ism, and certainly have not a-such fares. bandoned hope that the rule of
An amusing story is told of reason and democracy will an orthodox Jew, with strei- once more prevail in their old mele and ear-locks, who moun- home.
ted one vehicle for a short ride. Although they have been He proffered his two cents as forced legally into a Ghetto, usual to the driver, but the they have not accepted it. . latter nodded to the conduc- They still consider themselves
........-------------. PARIS-A secret ''Brown ^l^^^^^'}'^''^^^^^^^^ of Germany and of the
Herald that the Expulsion de- House centre for Nazi propa- fellow grew mdig- German people. If they can-
cree was already framed and ganda" has been opened in ^"v, ^ "° "ot fight Nazism openly, they
would be invoked at a propi- Paris by Hitlerite agents, it is , . s*^^"?^ women. ^an at least refuse to yield to
tious occasion. Hitler's warn- reported in the Pariser Tage- f driver said he was sorry in spirit and refuse to throw
;o world Jewry in an blatt by George Benihard, , , , ? ^"\^'' old Liberal
n„ofi.^ff'c u;^f ____:___A____________1- ^ n^,' had no tickets himself to sell. r^f t«„mc1,
-Sholom Asch.
STRAND THEATRE
Victor McLaglen, who shares starring honors with Freddie Bartholomew in "Professional Soldier," which comes Monday to the Strand Theatre, plays the role of a blustering soldier of fortune who fights for the price it pays—until his little friend, a iDoy king, gets him into his fiercest battle for the sake of friendship.
to Jewry the world over. It is in the interest of the larger relief aims of the present mission as well as every other relief enterprise undertaken on behalf of the Jewish victims of Nazism; that this particular Nazi scheme should be sharply differentiated from the problem of general relief and expunged from every relief programme.
It must be renounced with even greater force than was the transfer scheme for breaking the anti-Nazi boycott. For anyone who advances the idea of a Jewish exodus from Germany is knowingly or unknowingly adopting the Nazi point of view and is advancing the cause of the worst feature of Hitlerism. He is at the same time working to bring about one of the greatest Jewish debacles of recent vears.
NEWS SHORTS
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euology at Gustloff's bier that emigre German journalist. The "° i Principles of Jewish emancipa-
the Nazi's "understood the Nazi propaganda headquarters , -W^ell, I won t ^ ---------
challenge" and "accept it" is was opeiied by Willi Schlei- ^^"t^^J" .^"^T you give Unfortunately, this cannot believed to foreshadow relent- cher, a Nazi agent who came u i ^I?- . said of the whole of Ger-
less retaliation. here from Hamburg. The ^AlTJ?, ^'^^^ ^"ything to j^.^ry. By one of the
French ministry of the interior ^ ! V, V, • stranges paradoxes of our
fis making inquiries to deter- ^^l^^^^^^^^
mine whether the Nazi "Brown T explained to Nationalism have adopted this
House' 'is legal. ^" plan of an exodus of the Jews
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With only four more weeks Catholics and Jews wasoflfered „^^^he dissident reflej^^^ th of mo^^^^^^^^^^ propa-
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Meribolas 5 Pin League, four ^"/f^I^'/TV^ tips of his fingefs, his eyes on ^^^l/'"*' ^^^t-«^
teams are fighting it out for ^t- Patrick's (Jathedral Ne- ^ j J .^^ an exodus as the only solution
top honors in one 5f the closest ^F^' secretary to Bishop ^^^/jf ^^j^^PP^ to the Jewish problem is be-
races in the history of this ^^o^"^? J- «^ ° ^^^e- P^^^ Someone sitting by dmned into the ears of the
1 wark diocese, pledged $200 an- . , ^ . , ^.^^„^A^^ i German Jews. Daily the souls
x?*„ . . ■ "ually to thi annual $5,(X)0 ^ f,^^* f/^^^^^^^^ of these people, tried by the
Nell Matotf's fast-stepping g.^olarship fund being raised ^J^.f *^,%°iVnfr;^^^^^^^
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JeanettT^ Chess' s?ahvartT - -he saw that it was another sapped by
while Ann Goldbloom's pin ar^ PROVIDENCE, R. L-Pro- ~d .^ine'takin^'his ticket' retoa^^^^^^^^
tists jumped into second posi- ..jdence, the first large Jewish while taking his ticket. j^^^^ .^^
tion just one game behind the community to lanuch a drive *-rTTT^^r a Germany; that Nazism has
leaders by sweeping the series the 1936 campaign of the ^ BAR-MITZVAH ^ome to stay for all eternity;
from the Koenigsberg aggrega- United Palestine Appeal, went , C)" Sunday evening^ March ^^at there is no possibility or tion. Pearl Harman s champs over the top in its quota and 1' ^he Community Centre, a ^ge in offering any resistance by taking three from Sue Lech an example for the rest of reception for the Bar-Mitzvah j^; that Jews are, and will zier s absentees moved into the the country by raising more of Sam Morris, son of Mr. and always remain, hated aliens in third slot, just three games be- n^oney for Palestine than at ^rs. Harry Morris of this City, Germany, and that the only es-hind the top team. any time since 1929. ^^^^s held. Over one hundred ^ape is to yield to the Nazi
Bowling was generally of a _ and fifty guests were present .^jgh of a big mass exodus.
lower standard than usual, on- at dinner after which congratu- 'fhyg the worst type of de-ly three players topping the CINCINNATI — Alfred M. 'atory speakers, music and en- fgatism is being spread from 500 mark. Cohen was re-elected president tertainment were enjoyed. ^^.j^hin at a time when a sorely Pearl Herman copped indivi- of the Board of Governors of - tried people needs all the spirit-
dual honors both ways with a Hebrew Union College at the VICTORIA NEWS ual strength it can muster to
series of 597 and a string of recent meeting of the Board. Mr. Harry Ablowitz of Van- withstancf the cruellest "of at-234. Ann Goldbloom was next He announced at that time that couver came over an a short tacks upon it. with 531 and a game of 212. he intended to retire at the end visit to his father, Mr. A. Ablo- Spiritual surrender to Hit-Etta Koenigsberg registered a of his present term. He has witz. lerism is preached by the big-
bene president for 19 years, * * * gggt and most influential party
vice-pesident for 7 years and a Mrs. Flora Kirshberg of in Jewry. Mass emigration is trustee for 35 years. Port Angeles was the guest of exhorted from the Synagogues
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Myrna Loy in "Wipsavv^" . . . nesday evening due to several gayer and more thrilling than from of the league members being ever is at the Orpheum this spent a few days on business, generation; courage and tenaci-ill, but the teams are lining up week. "Wipsaw" brings to- * * * ^^^^ storm are being
in full force to get away to a gether for the first time Myrna Mrs. H. Nieman, assisted by deliberately under-mined; mor-big start on the last leg of the Loy with Spencer Tracy as her Mrs. M. Leiser, convened a de- ale is being broken, and every-regular schedule this coming co-star. Hghtful bridge party for the thing is being done to increase
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sniith, Finn and Chark aggre- cast includes Richard Arlen, Mr. and Mrs. Max Poplack, ence of an influential relief mis-gations, winners of the first, Beryle Mercer, Claude Allister, who were married recently in sion of British Jews to the idea second and third series respec- Charles McNaughton, Cecilia Vancouver, spent a few days of an organized exodus. No-tively. The winners will b.e^a- Parker and Dudley Digges. honeymooning at the Empress thing can be more cruel to the warded the La Salle TropKy. Another howling hit. Hotel. German Jews themselves and
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