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THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION

NEW HEADS OF PISGAH LODGE

LABOR CON-
B'NAI BRITH LODGE BRITISH
GRESS FAVORS OPEN
DOOR IN PALESTINE
ELECTS OFFICERS
FOR ENSUING TERM

— —
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg is

Named President; C. Rosenthal,
Vice-President.

MAYOR COUZENS TO SPEAK
ON PROFITEERING JULY 7

Preparations Begun for Annual
Outing to Sugar Island, Wed-
nesday, July 28th.

Per Year, $3.00; Copy, 10 Cents

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY JULY 2, 1920.

VOL VIII. NO. 5.

LOND ON—We arc telegraphically
informed from Reval that a confer-
ence representing all the communities
of Estlionia just held there has de-
cided to impose a substantial tax on
every Jewish community, the pro-
ceeds of which will go for the re-
istablishment of Palestine.

LONDON—A resolution introduc-
ed by the representatives of the
"Poalei-Zion Party" (the Labor Par-
ty of the Zionist Nlovement) at the
British Labor Congress now being
held here, favors Jewish immigration
ra Palestine on a large scale. The
C: tigress adopted the resolution by
.t veiy large majority.

American Yeshiva
Acquires Two New
School Buildings

Zionist Conference
Hears Social Pro-
gram of Americans

Union of Orthodox Rabbis Es-
tablish Normal School for the
Training of Teachers.

Advocate Public Ownership of
Land; A Co-operative
Commonwealth.

Despite the territlic heat of the day,
a large attendance was present to
participate ill the semi-annual elec-
tions of Pisgah Lodge, No. 34, In-
LONDON, June 23.--Public owner •
dependent Order Ithiai Brith, at the
ship of land, a cooperative common-
lodge rooms, 25 Broadway, last Mon-
wealth
and equal rights for all, were
day evening. Spirited contests and
advocated here today as the three
good natured rivalry marked the
leading
principles in the social pro-
nomination and election to the var-
gram American Zionists derive incor•
ious offices. The following were the
corporated in the Jewish Homeland
successful candidates who will hold
in Palestine, by Jacob de Haas, execu-
office until Jan. 1st, 1921: President,
tive secretary of the Zionist Organ-
Rabbi Samuel S. Nlayerberg,
ization
of America.
'ice-president, Charles Rosenthal.
Mr. de Haas arrived in London to-
Secretary, Otto Gutwillig.
day with U. S. Supreme Court Jus-
Treasurer, Ben Kramer.
tice Louis D. Brandeis, honorary
Ass't. Monitor, 11. Klein.
president of the Zionist Organization
Warden, Julius Horwitz.
of America; Judge julian V1 1 . Mack,
Guardian, Joseph Gottlieb.
president; Nathan Straus, Mrs. Mary
The formal installation of the new
Fels, Prof. Felix Frankfurter, Cap-
officers will take place at the meet-
tain Abraham Tulin, David Rosen-
ing to be held on Monday, July 12th.
bloom and Louis Lipsky, organization
Active preparations are being made
secretary—the advance guard of the
for the annual excusion of the lodge
39 delegates of American Zionists to
to Sugar Island on Wednesday, July
the World Zionist Conference, con-
28th. The outing will be held jointly
vening in London July fourth.
with the B'nai Brith lodge of Toledo.
American Zionists will make a
The program for the day's events in-
united effort to have the memorable
cludes athletic contests of various
Pittsburgh Program, which they
kinds between the members of the
adopted in 1918 as the guiding social
two lodges, the major of which will be
principles for the Jewish Homeland.
a base ball game for the "Iniai Brith
approved by the World Conference,
championship of Sugar Island." Ac-
in the program it will formulate for
tive practice of the Pisgah team has
the policy to be carried out in Pales-
already begun under the direction
tine. bi r. the Haas in the statement
and management of Samuel J. Rhodes,
he gait' out on the eve of what
who urges all members possessing
is considered the most significent
baseball skill to communicate with
Jewish World conference met' held,
him. Information has reached De-
stressed the progressive tenets of the
troit that the Toledo team plans to
Pittsburgh Program, declaring:
spring a "dark horse" pitcher on the
"The Zionists are not going to be
Detroit team in the shape of a former
satisfied with a Palestine, or Land
big league pitcher who is a prominent
of Israel, which will he a mere dupli-
member of the Toledo lodge! There
cate of the numerous small states of
will also be contests for women and
Europe or South America. They be-
children and suitable prizes will be
lieve that the 2,00 years of suffering
awarded to the winners. -.
and martyrdom of the wandering Jew

ESTHONIAN JEWS WILL
TAX THEMSELVES TO
HELP REBUILD ZION

SIXTY THOUSAND
WAR ORPHANS FACE
DEATH IN POLAND

Dr. Boris D. Bogen of Relief
Committee Tells of Starvation
in the Country.

URGES PURCHASE OF
RELIEF FOOD DRAFTS

Distress in Poland Accentuated
by Constant Warfare; Urge
Reconstruction First.

Nett' York.—There are 60,000 Jew-
ish war orphans in Poland existing on
pickings from the streets, constitut-
ing an orphan problem, the link of
which has not before been seen, ac-
cording to Dr. Boris D. Bogen, who
has just returned from Poland, where
he spent four months as chief of the
Joint Distribution Committee for
American Funds for Jewish War Suf-
ferers. l'revious to his last visit to
Poland he spent nine months there
engaged in the same work. All told
he estimated the number of Polish
Jews orphaned as a result of the war
al about 100,000.
Dr. Bogen said that the various ad-
vances of the Polish armies on the
frontiers are not always regarded
with unanimous approval. The prose-
cution of the war is exerting such
heavy drains upon the financial and
man-power resources of the new
country that vitally necessary recon-
structive measures at home are being
overlooked.

NEW YORK—In accordance with
the resolution of the Convention of
the Aguilas lia•Rablionim, (the Union
of Orthodox Itabliis of America and
Charles Rosenthal
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg
Canada), held in Lakewood last
Vice
President
April, the Agmlas ha-rablionini has
President
issued an appeal in behalf of the Rab-
bi Isaac Elchanan Theological Semi-
. nary. The convention resolved unani-
mously to support the Yeshiva and
pledged its members to visit the var-
By A. ULM. .
ious Jewish settlements in the United
The Jem s of the United States who t stranger who, the alien, is sent back States and Canada in behalf of the
Yeshiva and its preparatory schools
possess such an extensive and influ- 911 the least pretext.
Apparently. the Canadian Jews are in the different cities. The resolution
ential organization as the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society ,still under the illusion that pre-war also calls upon all orthodox emigre-
Rations and associations in the U. S.
will no doubt be very much surprised conditions prevail, and that their
to learn that no great distance front migrant brethren are accorded the and Canada to become annual con-
royal
reception
of
olden
day's.
This,
tributing members to the Yeshiva.
them, right in the proximity of Uncle
The Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theo-
Sam's dominions, there is a country and this alone, can be taken as an
where Jewish immigrants are absol. explanation for the fact that at Ilali- logical Seminary is the only ortho-
utely helpless and unprotected on ar• fax, St, John, Quebec and Vancouver dox center of higher Jewish leant
are to
be continent and one of the
rep Mg on
this
rival and that a large number of them no Jewish resentatives
are on that account sent back to C01111- found who should meet the boats and very few Yeshiboth in existence as
War Opposed.
tries from which they escaped with care for the Jewish arrivals. There is most of the great centers of learning
evidently. no harm meant, it is clearly in Europe had been destroyed by the
their bare minds.
"The advance upon the south front
a case of more negligence.
ravages of the war. About 500 mu-
which
resulted
in the capture of Kiev
The country where Jews have coin-
But this negligence MUM no longer dents receive intensive instruction in
pletely forgotten their immigrant continue. Jewish immigrants now higher Jewish learning and they are just before I left," said Dr. Bogen,
"was
viewed
from
different angles by
brethren is Canada. There is no or-
arriv e in Canadian ports in consider• being prepared for the rabbinat
different Polish groups. The com-
ganization of any sort which should
able numbers and they require hel p Nlany of its graduates occupy impor- ment of leaders and of the press in-
meet the immigrant on his arrival,
and protection. Only within the last twit positions in the different parts dicated a variety of opinions.
tender hint that first aid. provide for
fed' days a number of Jewish immi- of the country. The President of
"Those who favored the advance
him in his first months of helplessness
grants were sent back merely because the Faculty of the Yeshiva is Rabbi pointed to the importance of estab-
and take such measures as may be
there was no one to intervene in their Dr. II. Revel and among its teachers lishing the Ukraine as an independent
necessary in ease the immigration au-
behalf. An organized Jewish body are Rabbis Aranowitz, Barrack, Ger- buffer state between the Polish Re-
thorities are not entirely. satisfied
would have saved them without nitwit stelifeld, Lev ine, Olesliefsky, Preil, public and Soviet Russia. They de-
with Mtn.
difficulty. As a matter of fact, no Rakofsky. 1)r. Seidel, Dr. Zeitlin, 1)r.
clared that Poland was led by the
In Canadian ports such as Quebec. one knew :anything about their de- B. Drachm an and Dr, 11. P . Nlendes. Allies into assuming the mission of
The Yeshiva has recently acquired
Saint John and H a lifax , J e wish in-, parolee until after they were already
an a bulwark against Bolshev-
two new buildings in East Broadway serving
t h e i r way ,
migrants are from tim e to time the
ism and that they must see the job
and is enlarging its scope of its work.
central figures of great tragedies and
Sheltering' and Imml-
through.
e
Th
to
establish
a
normal
.
It . is . about
in such c ases they simply do no t Kraut
"Those who opposed the advance
Aid Society of New York can
, c
school tor the training of teachers.
p
a ses or hoW to turn for hel.
know wh ere
declared Poland was justified in wag-
i ourse. not be expected to extols,
But those immigrants are already'tlis
aada,
a
country
ing
only defensive warfare.
.
itie
s
to
l
lime atee kt.,....ille . r :activ
ones. .
ivi,sivii ,i,s i.aeuni d
"Industrially, Poland is now about.
has given io our race a weSTRI •of naSSetfite
35 per cent normal. Her inadequate
PROGRESS.
experience which, added to tine ancient received their (I. K and despite
transportation facilities, which must
an
Mr. Lester Leopold, a member of heritage of the Jew, can be made Inuit- their helplessness they will make their thal Canadian Jews should (snot
be used to a great extent for mili-
which
organization
World tary purposes, render extremely pre-
the Anti-Profiteering Committee of ful in the creation of a model settle- was :Ind filially reach some destina• shouldextend to all parts of the conn- ' LON I )ON—'rlie Zionist
HOlarlt liCe is definitely scheduled to carious all internal commerce.
the lodge, reported that excellent men t in the land ot our fors dt iers.tti„„.
try and 11, vas., dozy, of
s
open on July 50. 'I here is every
progress is being made in arousing This is not a mere empty boast of a
"Viewed broadly, Poland is making
3111CII harder and very noon more immigrants from being forced to ft. - probability that the entire composition
public sentiment against rent gouging group of chauvinist S.
a praiseworthy and generally success-
tragic is the case of those who have torn to the infernal regions from
i lt
among the members of the many
I
shows t h e J est. „l a not satisfied the scrutiny of the Omni- m .1.ca they
thousands of the Zionist Executive Committee ful struggle for economic and politi-
rend
rends
r ain ('
as at present constituted will be
fraternal and civic organizations major characteristic that is e aidly
cal stability. The second must follow
rs that help which the immi-
g ration officials. There is not a soul of other
changed. An effort is being made to
Vthick have formed the • Council of recognized. It is the Hebraic pas -
the first. Its task is a most difficult
nth" to iintervene' I n grant requires on arrival.
,
s
who
should
'
have American Zionists enter the Ac-
,,
Civic and Fraternal Organizations sion for justice. And this translate
one and there is no doubt that Po-
their behalf, not a solitary t
for the purpose. At the last meet- itself into the modern phrase, social to put in a good word for 0 ol,‘I'lli‘.‘”N
iiiiiiet:', ,ci isi l ii vitifil i iei riiriiiiiiii t." 11,' , iitt ' Itions Committee and Justice Louis D. land must look to the Allies for guid-
I,Iii
i'''O'kil i ,,, ,i..i
ing of this body held in the lodge justice. It is therefore altogether
,. sor, rit ' .7 firi,iitr.a,,iss i l I Brandeis has been specially invited to ance and assistance in its tragic di-
,
n
Ida.
there
is
mini
Ilh
i
a,l
e
,
„
i
),itt
r
t
e
,
,
si
,ta
rafi
n
it,s
t
i,
i
g
t
eili
n
ria
itiliyi.
t
g
i
eli
i
ianilfrhs(" )li
'become a member. Those professing
rooms of Pisgah Lodge, Prosecutor proper that when the Zionist ideal is
Sheltering and .Aid Society." But in , to know say that the .American Zion-. emma.
M. IL Bishop addressed the meeting transformed from an old-time dream
tit
Urge Purchase of Food Drafts.
a most local leader will decline the inyitation.
and lauded its purpose, pledging his of the ghetto into a matter for con- right with the affihnritle' l ehieflY 'it-I thr first P ia "' it is
staking them "" thisiant• what '''i character and in the second place OM'
utmost support to alleviating the crete accomplishment the program wanted
"The Joint Distribution Committee
from them, would enable them is never likely
housing situaticn iu Detroit. Dele- for actual achievement in Palestine
has done much to relieve the suffer-
to land on the gulden ' 11°1' S of isomer unless sini441'41,411P:4'417teor his a tel'i‘e. I
gates representing over 200,000 citi- should reflect this passion for social
i ngs not only of the Jews of Poland,
house on which the sign bearing its
Canada.
zens were present and expressed their justice.
nit of the general population. We
doubt
if
an
imml-
I
No
have
not
theinsetv's
name
is
hung.
those Who
desire to push their campaign to the
"The Pittsburgh Platform may be
have established twelve relief dis-
prevaffing grant once gets to this shelter he is
limit. "I should like to have had a summarized in the following three seen the actual conditions
ricts in the country, with a central
will
sound ia" melt received, but immigrants must
Canadian Ports. this
body like this to hold tip my hands 'battle-cries of freedom:' (11 Public
LONDON—At a special meeting office, garages and warehouses in
on arrival and they certainly
e m
Jo " bet
when I attempted to deal in some Ownership of Land; (2) the Co-opera-
of all Jemish relief organizations, it each, with an American in charge.
to foul
this for-
17111 : 1'iniscee lves I'V, cannot be expected lb
c tliglli•
lY,
lerie iT
: d i stia
, esioence of was decided to accept the conditions This makes it possible for the peo-
way with inhuman landlords last tive Commonwealth; (31 1:.qual Rights. ec tr'ee 'rl
their spirit of charity and brotherly „k en iiisiiiiiiion of
year," said Mr. Bishop. Ile flayed The first is expressed in the phrase
offered by the Soy iet representative ple to have direct contact with an
nano but its officers seem to
rent profiteers unmercifully and said that the land of "Palestine be owned help. Nevertheless sad as the tad
Litwinov to Dr. Jochelinan who ne- American worker, and to these peo-
it is true that Jewish immigrants are L c „wars..
gotiated with 1114. former regarding ple, who feel lost and helpless in the
the laves to curb rent gouging must or controlled for the benefit of the
ain.
in
given no welcome in Canada such as
-
s
sO-called
Organ
i
even
t,th
The
.
Jewish relief work in Soviet Russia. problems they have to face, this
be enacted or men will take the law people of Palestine as a whole:
greets them on arrival in Izat•ion. is not the right immigrant
in their own hands.
Zionists of America have resolved generally
While the Sot iet representative de- means a greal deal. The subventions
the United States. Nor for that mat-, L a dy toat s i essential lot the purpose. clared that a separate Jewish commit-
The council will hold another meet- that the benefits which come through
to local agencies and institutions,
11
.11
par
Will!i111
founded
new organization most he
tee in Russia would not be desirable amounting to $300,000 a month, go
ing on Wednesday evening. July 7th, increasing land values will not go ter, are they on a
grants of other nationalities in Law on a large scale milli all necessary
at the lodge rooms at 25 Broadway into the pockets of land speculators.
Al present he would be very glad to far toward relieving distress."
at which Mayor James Covizens of but will always remain "community aila itse lf ,lim't of " hi " ant. p en "' connections in Ottawa, the residential hay,' a Jewish representative on the
Dr. Bogen strongly urged Ameri-
Detroit will deliver an address. The values," which will go into the public ally net by their friends. ciipitol of the Canadian Dominion. International Relief Committee. Mr. cans to purchase the food drafts sold
tS
t " h• A stun in this direction most be taken Baker, one of the heads of the In-
Let
there
be
no
"ii`crfficePlt
committee
is
enlisting
the
aid
of
or-
treasury. This is merely the modern
in this country by the American Re-
";
ganizatMns throughout this district interpretation of the phrase: "The Canada is not Sodom on a large without any delay for it is criminal ternational Relief Committee also ex- lief Administration and the Joint Dis-
•
Calladlan Jew' an) negligence for Canadian Jews to fur- pressed his desire to have a Jewish tribution Committee. These food
4 for the appeal to Governor Sleeper land is mine." saith the Lord, "and scale, nor are
om
worse than their brethren " It the titer permit their helpless and tes, representative cooperate with them. packages are delievered in all parts
for a special session of the legislature. ye are only my tenants."
Letters from prominent business
"The second principle indicates that United States and other lands. The teeted brethren to arrive in this coun- Lord Swaythling presided over the of Poland by the Joint Distribution
men in each fraternal organization the Zionists of America are resolyed trouble is traced to the fait that try without any form of pro, ision in meeting and Dr. Jochelman was chos- Committee's motor trucks. They are
en to represent the Jewish relief or- especially valuable, much more no
will be sent to Lansing to back up to encourage co-operative enterprise until very recently, there was no ne- their behalf.
ganizations on the International Com- than direct remittances of money, be-
the work of the committee, which to the largest extent possible, so that cessity for any organized effort to
meet
immigrants
landing
in
Canada.
will call on the governor within the a co-operative commonwealth may be
mittee.
cause they have the effect of lower-
of
t he same question of Jewish re- ing rather than raising prices in the
next 30 days with the backing of the gradually' evolved, without however. Until quite recently, the Dominion
i
lief in Russia was discussed at a con- local markets.
crushing individual initiative. There i• Canada not only placed no difficillticsi
sentiment of 250,00 0 people. It is
ference at which Dr.,..Gaster presided.
planned to ask the common council no simple formula by which the co- in the way of new immigrants, but ;
At this meeting representatives of the
to request the governor to reconsider
peratiy e commonwealth can be actually welcomed them and even
v•ent
to
the
trouble
of
having
agents
following organizations were present:
al
achieved—it must be a development
his former refusal to call a speci
LoNDON--In an esc141 , 4,4
The Central Relief Fund, the Million
session to pass emergency laws curb- through struggle and experimentation alienist who induced desirable citizens t kw granted to the Ie iii.h
Orr
Penny Fund, The Workers Emer-
to
emigrate
to
this
country.
ing the rent profiteers.
In any event, we have set the goal!
spondence Bureau Colonel House
gency Fund, The Sephardic Syna-
1
n
those
days
the
immigration
"The
third
principle
is
one
with
ORGANIZE PISGAH
spoke in most praiseworthy terms of
which all Americans are familiar— authorities hardly concerned them- American Jews and their prominence gogues, The Kiev Relief Organiza-
ORCHESTRA.
selves with any fast apart from the in errs) walk of life. Because Ameri- tion, The Committee for the Protec-
at
least
in
theory,
though
we
may
Organization of a l'isgah Orchestra
NEW' YORK—As a result of the
sound health of the immigrant, and can Jews enjoy the fullest freedom, tion of Eastern Jews and the Federa-
to supplement the now famous Pis- fall short in actual practice. Where-
those who signified their intention 4.1 Colonel House declared, they have tion of Ukrainian Jews. This confer- recent remarkable growth of the Nfiz-
gah Glee Club has been under the as, however, we confine our program
of 'equal rights' to the narrow fuels settling on the soil were particularly produced men oi prominence in all ence also accepted M1 r. Litvinov's rachi Movement among the Jewish
leadership of S. H. Solomon. Mem-
offer and supported the suggestion of youth of the various countries of Eu-
politics. the Zionists of America welcomed and taken care of, even to the plofessios as
other
well as her walks
bers of the lodge who play on any
would apply it to all of Palestinian the extent of being provided with free If life. One toed only mention Judge, Dr. Jochelman, acting as the relief rope and America, the recent Miz-
instrument are urged to hand their
rachi World Conference established
land. It is as a result of those condi- Brandeis, Louis Marshall, the Schiffs, representative.
names to Mr. Solomon at the lodge life—to politics and economics, to
tions that we have today scattered all the Strl'ises and the Kalms to realize
an International junior Mizrachi Or-
or by calling hint at his residence, law and industry, to man and woman,
f
Jewish
They
MINISTER
PROPOSES
TO
ganization whose purpose it shall be
to every sect and every creed.
over 4. anada, numbers o
Northveay 5118-J.
farmers who are well off, living in the height s to which American Jews
to bind together the numerous Young
EXCLUDE JEWS FROM
seek to apply the principle, 'there shall
comfort and exempt from all worry. have attained. Louis D. Brandeis and
he one layv for you and the stranger
HUNGARIAN COMMERCE People's Organizations affiliated with
I hay e in mind the Jewish farmer Stephen S. Wise he considers two of
the Mizsachi, and to increase the ac-
in the land.'
•
who depends upon the fruit of his the foremost citizens of the Arneri-
tivity of the orthodox Jewish' youth
"However," he concluded, "the job
Budapest-1n the Hungarian Par-
in the rebuilding of l'alestine along
is not that of formulating principles. labor aurl the products of the soil can Republic.
Colonel House declined to express liament a proposal was made by the traditional lines. The seat of the In-
Manifestoes and declarations interest exclusively paying no heed at all to
Minister of Commerce, Haller, to so
BUDAPEST—All the Jewish play- me little, the real task is the sane those who fall back on summer guests. an opinion on the San Remo decision change the trade laws of the land ternational Junior Organization is in
erily believe that such content ed but spoke freely of the work of the
Amsterdam, where the movement is
ers, singers and musicians of the application of these ideas as oppor-
v
that in the distribution of govern-
and
well
provided
Jewish
colonists
i
Zionists.
Zionism
is
today
a
great
particularly active and energetic.
Budapest Opera House have gone out tunity presents it self. Evolution re-
ment offices and in the granting of
s
the United
z, rnacceli Tunpizsiaanr,1 ait apnr
J unior
on strike because the directors of the quires both judgment and patience." are hardly to be found in the United factor among e Jw of
said, and the licenses and trade concessions the na-
l House
States. 1 States. Coloneth
e
eat in
instittuion and the city police do not
tionality
and
Christian
moral
attitude
American government gave the Zion-
•
Holland,
Belgium,
Germany, l'oland.
•
-
protect them against anti-Semitic in-
But those happy periods when immi
ist mos event its fullest support front of all applicants be considered.
America, South Africa, and Palestine.
grants generally were welcome guests
This merely means that the Worthy
sults.'
the very first. At the Peace Confer-
In
Palestine,
there
is an organization
Recently anti-Semitic hecklers in•
in Canada are gone. Canada's friendly
ence Colonel House personally did Minister of Commerce wishes to dele-
known as the "liazoir hoard Israeli,"
milted the Jewish baritone, Ludwig
attitude towards the stranger went
BERNE-1n the large chocolate when the canon made their appear- everything he could to aid the cause gate to himself and to the members composed of young men whose par-
Rozsa. and his Jewish accompanist,
factory Tobler the work has been ance on the EuroPan battlefields anoof the Zionists and helped in bringing of his department the absolute power pose it is to aid in the development
Bela Zerkovitz. The former was not
limited to five days in the week. The although the country is today, if any- about the meeting between Professor of denying to the Jews the right of of the religious. industrial and cultur-
permitted to sing, and the latter was
reform will enable the large number thing, more than ever in need of fresh I Weizman and President Wilson. Dr. carrying on lawful commerce on the al life of Palestine. in accordance with
attacked as he reached the street
grounds of "patriotism" and "moral
vf Jewish refugees from Poland and
the principles of Mizrachi Zionism.
F izsa immediately left the Budapest Russia who work there tc observe the immigrants each new arrival is looked \Vise and Judge Mack alsc met Presi- insufficiency."
Opera House and announced that he
upon with a thousand eyes and the dent Wilson.
Sabbath.
would soon leave for America.

Those Helpless Jewish Immigrants

ZIONIST CONFERENCE
OPENS ON JULY 5th

Lorton to

JEWS REPRESENTED
ON INTERNATIONAL
RELIEF COMMITTEE

To

in

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COLONEL HOUSE LAUDS
THE AMERICAN JEWS

INTERNATIONAL CON-
FERENCE ESTABLISHES
JUNIOR MIZRACHIS

JEWISH STRIKE IN BUDA-
PEST OPERA HOUSE TO
PROTEST ANTI-SEMITISM

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FIVE DAY WORK WEEK AIDS
JEWS IN SWITZERLAND

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