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I SEES IMPROVEMENT
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
MINORITY ZIONISTS
JEWS AND JUDAISM' IN EUROPE'S FUTURE
PROPOSE PALESTINE
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TRADE DEVELOPMENT
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zenship. Fraternity, helpfulness and which
Yee to
humanity
and
civilization
(Continued From Page One.
starvation
and
destitution
im-
a
service must b0 the ubiding purpose of
'
Making the minority group a mili- our people, and the compensations P er As
fur as the Polish Jewry is con-
f
fight those in control was that come of this consciousness
t taint bo
dy to Rabbi Slyer. Ile suggest- helping one's fellow men contribute cerned, I found that the conditions
fored
toy
av
that the conferees constitute them- more to the happiness of self than are better then I expected to find tor
ed
selves a fraction of the world Zionist success, distinction, and all the other than they were portrayed to me. The
organization and carry their fight to triumphs of life." same is although
true of the
Roumanian
Jewry
8 1111
there
is great misery
Speaks Feelingly of Jewish Citizens. suffering in both these countries
the next World congress.
pi,,,s.
A nil then, inspired by the
"Carrying the fight to headqu a r-
tors," where Dr. Chaim Weizmunn, ence of so many of his Jewish fellow, whch takes in its masses of Jews
president of the World Zionist organ- townsinen, he spoke feelingly of the ), but
which,
not !flosses
peculiar to
them,
but however,
includes is also
of
Rabbi
splendid part
Jewish citi h .
ization will
w
be, was
urged
by the
citizenship'
other creeds.
Silver, the only speaker in favor of of Manion had played in both war and
"There are in those countries still!
organzing the minority group as a peace. Ile yoke of Julius Strelitz
to be solved, and in some!
s
separate faction in American 'lion- who had (vine to Marion decades age,' problem
"with a pack on his back," of his instances the Jew still suffers because

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Rabbi Silver forwarded his plan of struggles, his successes, his services, he is a Jew, the
but outlook
conditions
have m-
continues
to!
a nd
a separate lady after he had °Intim of the growing respect, confidence arid proved
ter and
ed the four methods by which the nil- affection of his fellow citizens that • igh brighter.
"One thing every American should
no i ity could operate. The four meth- manifested itself in his election to
the office of county treasurer. lie know above ell and that is that W-
eds, he said, were:
day there are hundreds of thousands
I, As a passive group, doing eco- singled out Sol Oppenheimer, who
h ail cam ,. t o m oc h a, a ,aa , c boy an d of Jews in Roumania and in Poland
nomic work in Palestine.
hite Russia
con-
2. As a passive group, co-operating who had become chairman of the who are fugitives from i Wera
Board of Education; he mentioned and Ukraine, whereintolerable
with other organizations.
ons caused them to seek shelter
3. As a militant minority of the several others by name. Not an
officer of that lodge—Henry Strelitz, in these two countries.
Zionist Organization of America.
the masses of Jewish
Harry Kassel, S Freed, George G. re The stay o
1. As a separate organization.
,
in lieu-
. , f find an asylum
tugees wit?
.
Ell
. 1-
K lein ma ier t A. Schoen, I)
avid
Hess, Frank Svidlow—who mama turd f maim in the very nature
loVant5 Separate Organization.
i son, M.
in these two countries is
Of the four methods, Rabbi Silver didn't thank him for the tokens of of things
declared, that of a separate organize. his kindly esteem. And they didn't only temParary. The conditions un-
lion was best. Ile said that the group call him "Mr. President," either; on der which they were allowed to enter
into these countries while fleeing from
should fight at each world congress, that occasion he remained to them \\- file Russia and Ukrainia were that
just plain "Warren." Of course, it'ss
until it had achieved its 111111S. .
A graphic description of conditions "Mr. President" now. Even Ma rk their stay could only be temporary on
account of the lack of housing, lack
in Palestine was given by Capt. Hanna called William McKinley "Mr.
of food, lack of industries, lack of,
Aaronson, a native of Palestine, who President." The high respect due to
, work tor means to work and because
served with the British army' there: the office interdicts the little famil-
of the general after war conditions
of
(ordinary intercourse.
"Criminal wastage" in Palestine has iarities
in those countries.
President Harding himself recalls
astral for years, according to Capt.
"Should Be Helped."
Ifni Wiwi li . rith gathering with
Aaronson.
"Thus it was that we found hun-
"We have been stuffed full of no- pleasure, recalls its individual mem-
dreds of thousands of these Jewish
of
friendship
tions. Whet We 110011 is men," Cap- beta with sentiments
foie Aaronson said in an appeal that and high regard. Nor will he deny refugees housed in miserable hovels
ge and shelters, enduring untold suffer-
experts in different lines of industrythtose little seances at auction brid
and hardships. Hymen words
le. sent to Palestine, to stay and temp with Ylitchell Strelitz as partner or jug
(+lemon. The memories call forth cannot describe the absolute destitu-
methods to the Jewish inhabitants.
h
lion
in
which these unfortunate refu-
w hi c
Prof. Frankfurter and Robert Szotld that ready, charming smile
gees, as you witness their woe and
of New York City both proposed a even the perplexities of patronage
them in rags,
as you see
wholesale credit or co-operation or- I ortololems have neither dimmed nor despair,
shabbily clothed or practically naked
ganization to aid in Palestine level- hardened.
for want of clothing, as you see the .
Other spontaneous tItmenstrations
opnit nt. A broad eutonomie ioroolo•am
little children in their mothers' arms
was declared by the former to be the of a sympathetic ponsideratien o f hi s
best solutiton if muddledeontlitions Jewish fellow-citizens are not lacking. and the mothers struggling at the
in the Holy Lust. I I e said that he It o as not by chance that his lips sacrifice of their own lives to keep
was opposed to being represented at kissedM icah G: s when he took the the little ones- alive, you forget all
should be helped.
accent- toott II of office as President of the except that they ehould
the world congress anti that
hein, when you
k
use "When myou tatlhem,
plishnwnt of benefits to Pah.stinians United States. Ti Ile justice,
you ook
l
mercy and walk humbly before God is min le aong
would place the minority in power to him the very cornerstone of all into their sufferings, their past lot,
before the political agitation would.
mtodern religious philosophy—the em. when you learn from their lips their

Establish Industries.
bodiment of all higher, nobler thought heart yearnings, of their views and
Mr. Szeld said that industries must —the great ideal toward which he' aspirations, you find that they are
he estalolished for the immigrants, se would help move the nations of the actuated by a burning desire for an
have jobs waiting for earth. It was a tribute, an unison- opptortunity for their dear ones and
that they may
Il e scious tribute perhaps, to the sublitn_ for themselves, that they wait, hope
and pray fur a chance to work and
them When they reach there.
i v i ng cat _ est Jewish thought and aspiration.
pointed out examples of g
live under coalitions that permit
Lauds J. Walter Freiberg.
(dement to as high as 30,000 immi-
them to hope for permanent homes,
On other occasions Jewish thought security and real happiness.
grunts in one industry.
Resolutions were adoptet1 to send and aspiration have attracted him.
Disproves Reports.
messages of greetings to Sir llo)rbert Fur instance when, noptemplating the
Samuels, high commissioner of Pal- beautiful life and example of J. Wal- ''IV hen there appear in reports of
estine, and Dr. Stephen Wise of New ter Freilorg of Cincinnati, president Congress, or in alleged reports of ex-
York, who is recovering from a recent of the Union of American Ilebrew ports, chargos that °J5 per cent. of a
illness and was unable to attend the Congregations, he sent condolences to large majority of this immigration
conference. the widow, describing his loss as "a is undesirable, those who have seen
Justice Brandeis who was asked by real misfortune to the public;" and these refugees, those who have made
the chair to give a last word of the again When, unable to attend the a thorough investigation anti knew
day, was greeted with an ovation, luncheon given in honor of Dr. Chaim the facts, will all unite with me in at-
lasting several minutes. J attics' Weizmann, the Zionist leader, he testing that such reports are based
Brandeis said that all proceeding tits- wrote to Mr. Alex. Wolf, the chair- upon outward supermation and upon
cessions proved the necessity for man, an expression "of my most a lack of knowledge and untim•stand-:
clear thought and understanding. friendly interest in and for the Zion- ng of these people and their condi-
1
Ile stated that the reason fur the con- ist movement." Whether Zionist, anti- tions.
"After my investigation, I will ,
%Tilton called in l'ittslourgh was the Zionist, or non-Zionist, no Jew could
action, and the proposed action of the acknowledge other than with pride have no hesitancy in presenting to
Zionists, by which h esaid they re- and satisfaction his wish that when the interested and proper United
pudiated the program adopted al the "restored to their historic national States government officials and to the
!
Buffalo convention. home," the Jews might there "enter on proper
committees of the United
a new and yet greater phase of their States 'Congress and Senate, under
contribution to the advances of hu- solemn oath, if need be, incontroverti
To Spend $5,000,000.

Resolutions affecting the develop- inanity." Completer reply to anti-• ble facts to dispel the false alarms
ment of Palestine and involving an Semitic propaganda could not well and charges which have been raised
expenditure of $5,000,000 were adopt- be compressisi into compacter phrase, anti directed at these people.
" Under the rags and shabby clothes
ed by the Palestine Development His letter to John Spargo, in full ap-
League at its closing sessions. The proval of the non-Jewish antidote to behind the countenance which shows
the struggle with starvation, misery
110
more
con-
development program called fur a the Ford poison, was
and want during and since the world
wholesale co-operation, building and, vise nor to the point.
war, there are sterling characters,
His recognition of the Jew as a
loan associations, industrial corpora.
lions, a farm loan fund and construe- factor in American public life con- Pure hearts and people who are wor- •
Om corporations. rays as high a compliment as did that thy of getting an opportunity and a
hand.
Half the amount needed to finance I.f Theodore Roosevelt. It was Cols helping
'If the public at large would only
the program was subscribed Monday. Roosevelt who for the first time in know of the conditions and ordeals!
Among large subscribers were: Sol history elevated a Jew to a place in of these refugees, a strong public
..1 selected
Rosenbloom, Pittsburgh $35,000; Mrs. the President's Cabinet.
oA te t ary of c orn ,. opinion would at once be created for I
Fels, Philadelphia, $30,000; Nathan Oscar Straus to be
a more liberal, just, equitable immi-
Straus, New lurk, $25,000; The Hon.' coerce end Labor," President Roost- rationlaw.
Louis I). Brandeis Washington, slit, vett said at that time, "nut because g
Wants Truth Known.
000; and Mrs. 'Max Guggenheim, he was the Jew best fitted for the
"I yield to no one in my desire to
place. I chose hint because I regard-
preserve free from vicious, danger- i
New York $5,000.
The report presented by Robert ed him us the American best fitted ous and unhealthy alien accretions,
Szold, New York, states the society for it.
influences both in our country and
Wanted Lasker in Cabinet,
might begin with the subscription
our institutions, but it is because of
of $250,000. As that amount was al-,
President Harding makes his s-- this desire as an American I feel it
necessary that my fellow citizens
r
most reached it is expected the lectitnisf.or
A. i io i the same prim-,
F
league's work in Palestine will begin • topi e.
or . ). •as( er to ( hwago, I know the truth and the actual facts
who served in a highly important ea- about these people and to have every
shortly,
After heated discussion, it was de- parity in his campaign organization, one know and fully realize that these
sided that a pamphlet setting forth he has always entertained a warmr efugees are not of such accretions
the aims of the league should be for- friendship and admiration. He is, to or -inflences,li n. whenknown and
wil in all fairness and
warded to the world conference in him, the example of the lest type of understood
September, instead of sending dole- the American "live wire." It is he justice come under the head of desir-
gates. • traying no secret to say that he de- able acquisitions for our citizenships.
"Some of these people go to Argen-
sired to make him a member of the
Brandeis Honorary President,
cabinet, but that the complicated and tina, some to Mexico, some to Canada,
Justice Brandeis was named Hon- interrelated moves on the political some to far-off Australia and some to
ovary President of the Palestine De- chessboard finally made the choice not Palestine. Those who have their
velopment Council, and Dr. Stephen feasable. lint he drafted .Mr. Lowlier hearts and minds turned toward this
•
S. Wise and Nathan Straus Honor-f or service equally important and con- country practically all people
spicious as chairman of the U. S. who have their kin here among our
ary Vice-Presidents.
Judge Mack, Dr. Wise, Mr. Straus Shipping Board, not because he looks American citizenry. Those who are
Mary Fels, Fed Rosentffixon, Dr. G. mom hint as the Jew best fitted for turned for our shores areprincipally
harry Friedenwald, Felix Frankfur- the task, but as one American in more' these who seek to reunite members
ter, Rabbi Abbe Hilted Silver and than a hundred million who most ac- of their dispersed families and to re-
Judge huger Pam were named mem- ' curately conforms to the exacting knit their home ties.
"The Hebrew Sheltering and Im-
hers of a committe to "define the in- specifications. He appointed Meyer
strument for the carrying out of the •issner of California a member of migrant Aid Society of America for
above program end provide a method the board; he made Eugene Myer Jr., which I made a tour in Europe, is not
Ivy which federated action of the coun- chairman of the War Finance Cur- encouraging or stimulating immigra-
poration, for the same reasons. When lion to the United States, but the ef-
ells will be effectively secured."
Judge Julius Mayer of New York is forts of its entire machinery when-
' promoted to a Federal Circuit Judge- ever it functions are directed toward
when Oscar Straus of New York enlightening those who are determim
alleud to public service, again it ed to get away from thin present in-
iya illieti,u
secure, uncertain, temporary shelter
fur the same reasons.
And higher compliment than that and make a permanent home with
no man—not even a President of the their kin here regarding their jour-
Following a report submitted by a United States—could pay to the Am- ney and undertakng.
member of the American l'hysicians erican Jew. Which is one reason, per-
Seek to Join Relatives.
Committee who have just returned haps, why, in the case of President
"In turtling to this home of their
from the Orient, the Committee has , W
"so
many
of
his
relatives,
they seek to join them here
Warren
G.
Harding,
a
decided to send in the near future,
and establish a home here bcause '
staff of distinguished physicians and best friends are Jews."
they know that this is the country in
surgisons to conduct classes and grad-
which the institutions and ideals
uate courses in the East.
re to them
them full
as well as to those
here
The Orient, especially the country
l scanty of life,
here befo
around .lerusalem, is woefully out of
real liberty and a medium of happi-
touch with the progress , of medicine
The members of the Defenders of mess.
and surgery. There is a crying need
"We find that both Jews and non-
an institution where the medical the White and Blue, a senior Young
missionary, and practicing physicians Judaea circle, celebrated their semi- Jews, who, because of their lot, de-
and surgeons will he able ti, pursue annual anniversary lest week by hik- sirs to come to this country, are en-
post graduate work. ing through the Seven-mile road. The plaited on all sides and practically
The American Jewish Physicians' recreation program included an in- throughout their entire trip, unless
Ex-
door baseball game between the first properly advised and guided.
Committee, which is composed of
cessivecharges on all sides, including
and second tear"!
promintnt physicians and surgeons,'
The club is now meeting at the that of the steamship lines, unhealthy
interested
founding are
of a
Medi-. Talmud Torah Ahavath Achim, Del- surroundings and other impositions
cal
College in in the
Palestine,
appeal.
ing to the distinguished practiction- mar and Westminster. The first open beset these people on all sides, and
ere in this country for volunteers to and model meeting of the club was against this we seek to protect them.
h I •• July 'I "Our Society necks and wishes to
go to Palestine for short terms, to
The Defenders of the White and reunite broken up families and to
conduct courses and clinics in the Blue pledged $50 for the Keren llaye- tiring all worthy members to the
various branches of medicine.
These courses will be non-sectarian sod and the opinion of the majority home and fireside in this country.
"We seek to bring the mother to her
and open to all physicians in the Or- of the members is that the sum will
n, who in this country
loving child rei
lent, anxious to pursue work under be more than doubled before the year are
anxio us, w lling and abl e to
men whose experience and ualifica- is up.
vide for her.
tions fit them for such a task.
&scour-
We seek and do eff ectively
here who
have
WON'T ADMIT IMMIGRANTS
Among those who have consented to
age, those from coming
—
assist in this undertaking, are: Dr.
DANZIG.—The Polish government no anchorage here for we are interest-
Sigmund S. Goldwater, formerly
Health Commissioner of New York has issued an order, to become effect- ed in this our own home and country
lire July 1, not to admit any immi- as well as in the worthy, suffering
City, Dr. Emanuel Libman, Dr. Nye
id J. Kaliski, Dr. A. J. Rongy, and grants into Poland. Exception will refugees whose kin are here, ii•
ly pra ying and waiting for tt,
be made to political offenders.
Dr. Emil Altman.
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