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OL• XIII. NO. 5

KEREN HAYESOD TO
OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR
$150,000 ON JAN. 21

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1922

TEL-AVIV TOWNSHIP
BONDS ARE ON SALE

Palestine Government Behind Issue,

Palestine to Get
$12,000,000 Loan

Butzel Will Address
Y. W. H. A. On Sunday

the First in History.

Presents Russian
Project to Hoover

STUDENTS REJECT

EINSTEIN'S THEORY

German Anti-Semites' Vote Calls Is

Jewish Propaganda.

Brown Proposes $100,000,000
Loan to Save Starving
Population.

Jews and Arabs Fraternize As
Dr. Chaim Weizmann
Visits Jaffa.

NEW I. 0. B. B. HEAD
URGES BUILDING OF
COMMUNITY CENTER

I.EIPZIG.—(J. T. A.)—"Resolved,
that the Einstein theory, for which
Jews have made such widespread
Every Jewish Element Here to
propaganda is hereby rejected, in Joseph J. Cummins Elected
WASHINGTON—David A. Brown, view of lacit of sufficient proof.
JERUSALEM.—(.1. T. A.) — An-
President of the Local
Join Drive for Palestine
chairman of the National Appeal for
This is a literal translation of a
nouncement is made that the govern-
Pisgah Lodge.
Fund.
Jewish war-sufferers, conferred here passage in the minutes of the confer-
ment of l'alestine has arranged for
Thursday, Dec. 28, with Secretary ence of German students in Leipzig,
a loan of £2,500,000.
Herbert
Hoover,
head
of
the
Ameri-
just
published,
reporting
a
resolution
With the exception of £50,000 as-
TO ENCOURAGE EVERY
REFORM, ORTHODOX JEWS
can Relief Administration, at the lat- adopted by an "overwhelming ma.
signed as a loan to Tranejordania and
WORTHY JEWISH WORK
ter's invitation, on Brown's proposal jority."
WILL SUPPORT CAMPAIGN
£300,000 to be used for the purchase
that Congress should vote a loan of
A Jewish paper, the C. V. Zeitung,
from the French owners of the Je-
$100'
,000,000
to
the
Russian
people,
commenting
on
the
resoultion,
refers
rusalem-Jaffa railway, this money
Robert Marwil Chosen to Head
in order to save them from starva- to it as a "German People's Culture Construction of a Club House
will be used for public works.
tion.
Document," and says: "Poor Ein-
to Be First Aim of New
The government he long had a
Division to Canvass the
Mr. Brown told Mr. Iloover that stein is now finished. lie will have to i
definite public works program in
Administration.
Trades.
in
his
opinion
this
loan
should
be
surrender
the
Nobel
prize.
That
the
mind but was prevented from carry-
used for the purchase. 14 tractors, collective intellect of the world stands1
ing it out because of constant money
•
ploughs
and
seeds
in
tremendous
in
an
awe
of
this
scientist,
that
in
•
Joseph
J. Cummins, publisher of
stringency. This had also caused the
Setting as the quota for Detroit
quantities and to send from this coun- Poincare's France even this German The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, was
suspension of road building and re-
the sum of $150,000, the Detroit Ke-
try
large
squads
of
men,
including
professor has caused such a profound elected president of Pisgah Lodge No.
pairing, producing an unemployment
ren Ilayesod, the Palestem Founda-
practical and scienitfic agriculturists, stir, that the President of the United 34,. I . 0 . II, B ., at the meeting held
problem among the Chaluzim which
tion Fund, Wednesday evening de-
to plant crops and remain until the States had declared that he was proud' Monday evening at the club rooms,
only the house building activity help-
cided to open the campaign in this
crops were actually harvested. Fifty to shake hands with the greatest liv- 1307 Broadway.
ed solve.
city on Jan. 21.
thousand ploughs and 50,000 tractors i ihiganscientist,
is hall ptrhoips. nothing more
Other officers elected were: Theo-
Sir Herbert Samuel had made the
Robert Marvell was elected chair-
the dore Levin, vice-president; Louis I.
would be required for this work. In
floating
of
the
government
loan
his
man of the trades division of the
1910
Russia
possessed
7,350,000
Academicians in Leipzig." Frank, secretary; Wm. B. Isenberg,
task from the day he assumed office
FRED M. BUTZEL
campaign and a complete campaign
ploughs. In 1921 she had only
treasurer; Ilarry A. Gurovitch, as-
as high Commissioner in 1920. Pend-
committee will be announced next
Mr. Butzel will address the meet- 2,750,1)(10, and he had seen thousands
sistant monitor; Ilarry Schlussell,
ing the ratification of the British
week. Announcement was made that
upon thousands of ploughs rusting in
warden; Silas C. Feinberg, guardian.
Mandate,
the
loan
was
not
possible.
i"g
of
the
Young
Women
s
Hebrew
every element in Detroit Jewry, In-
Since then the Arab agitation had Association at 2:45 p. m. this Sun- the fields where they hda been aban-
Harry Fleishman, Herman Weiss and
cluding Reform and Orthodox Jews,
doned
by
a
people
too
weak
to
use
day,
at
the
Shaarey
Zedek,
on
"The
Adolph Freund were elected trustees.
had a disturbing effect, but the High
has been united for the drive and
Master Singers of Nurenberg," with them. All the draft horse's, as well
Charles Rosenthal and Julius Deutel•
C
ommissioner
seems
to
have
over-
that the entire Jewish population
as
all
the
cattle
had
been
killed.
Un-
illustrations
at
the
piano.
'rhe
"Y"
baum were chosen to represent Pis-
come all difficulties.
stands pledged to support the fund
gah Lodge on the Michigan Council
Ilalf of the £2,500,000 loan which Glee Club will be represented at this der these circumstances it was no
as a non-partisan institution for the
wonder
that
there
was
famine
in
the
meeting,
which
is
also
open
to
mem-
of B'nai ll'rith Lodges.
the government is floating has already
rebuilding of Palestine.
land, and this famine would continue,
bers of the Jewish Woman's Club.
The following were chosen dale•
been
spent,
it
is
learned.
Pending
Untermyer
Points
to
Palestine
Offices for the drive have already
he
told
Mr.
Hoover,
confirming
the
gates to the District Grand Lodge:
flotation, the Crown Agents in Eng-
been opened at 1324 Majestic build-
statements made by the American
As Final Answer to
Herman Weiss, Adolph Freund,
land
advanced
the
Palestine
govern-
ing and it is expected that the drive Pilaudaki's Appeal to Minori-
Relief Administration's investigators,
Charles Rosenthal, Louis I. Frank,
ment E1,250,000 at the current bank
Charges.
is to be made a success of in a period
until there was raised again the kind
Lester J. Leopold, Meyer S. Fink,
ties to Rally Round Candi-
rate, with the proposed loan as se-
of less than two weeks.
of
crop
that
the
rich,
black
soil
of
Leon Goldsmith and Jacob Miller.
curity.
didate Effective.
Russia was capable of producing if
Selig Organizes Committee.
HARTFORD.—Addressing a large
Installation Tuesday.
The international tribunal adjudi-
properly
tilled.
Jews
at
a
banquet
in
gathering.
of
A feature of the drive will be the
eating the compensation claim of the
The new officers of Pisgah LeelEe
"But the Russian people cannot the Garde Hotel Sunday, Samuel Un-
canvassing of professions, trades,
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The elec- French company which built the Je-
produce this crop unaided," Brown termyer of New York called the Ku will be installed' at a meeting to be
business establishments, organiza- tion of Stanislaus Wojcie•howski by rusalem-Jaffa railway in 1888, has
declared. "Their initiative has been Klux Klan "a strange and mediaeval held this Tuesday evening at the
tions, synagogues and congregations, 298 against 221 is a in large measure reduced the amount of the claim from
destroyed,
their energy sapped by eruption" on the civic life of Amer- club rooms. An interesting program
Must
Give
Up
Demand
for
and there may also be a house-to- dot to the eleventh hour appeal of £1,000,000 to £500,000. This sum
four years of war, revolution, coun- ica, denounced it "as the most revolt- prepared for the ceremony promises
house canvass.
Chief of Staff Pilsudski to the Sena- will have to be paid out of the Pales-
Jewish Disabilities; Uni-
ter-revolution,
economic blockade and ing blot on the fair escutcheon of our to attract one of the largest gather-
Plans for the campaign were corn- tors and Deputies of the Minority tine loan.
starvation. If you gave the Russian beloved country" and charged it with ings of B'nai B'rith members. The
versities Reopen.
pleted as a result of the efforts of Nationalities to rally around the lib-
people
the
seeds
for planting a crop "recklessly undertaking to destroy meetinm is postponed from Monday
Harris Selig of Boston, who came eral "Piast" candidate. Pilsudski
11A1F1.--1.1. T. .) — The Moslem
they would eat these seeds, because the foundations upon which America to Tuesday on account of New Year's
here to organize the committee. Mr. guaranteed the minority representa- National Society, an Arab body which
I3UKAREST.—(J. T. A.)—Minis- of their terrible hunger. That hap- is based," calling it a conspiracy Day.
Selig was in charge of the campaign tives that if elected Wojciechowski had broken away from the Moslem- ter of Education Angheleseu has
The meeting on Monday evening,
in his home city and succeeded in would safeguard their rights in ac- Christian Union, recently dined Dr. promised deputations of Roumanian pened in the Volga to such an extent against American liberty and Ameri- which featured the election, was per.
raising $250,000 for the Keren Hoye- cordance with the constitution. This Chaim Weizmann, president of the students to reopen the universities as almost to defeat the American Re- can institutions. Mr. Untermyer enu- hape the most interesting and en-
sod, He is a remarkable campaign undertaking influenced the action World Zionist Organization. Ad- which had been closed for a few lief Administration's efforts to raise merated the "illegal, cowardly and thusiastic one of the year. Mr. Cum-
manager and the entire success of also of the Jewish group, which had dresses were delivered by Shukri weeks, provided the Christian stu- a crop in that country, in accordance un-American practices of the Ku mins, following his election as chief
the preparations for the drive are due not intended to participate in the Chassan, president of the Moslem So- (lent body will make no further de- with the program developed by Dr. Klux Klan," stating that there was of the Detroit chapter of the Order
Joseph Rosen. The American peo- overwhelming evidence of the truth
to his energetic influence.
balloting to avoid repetition of the ciety, and Dr. Weizmann. Both lead- mends for the limitation of Jewish
of B'nai B'rith, expressed his thanks
The permanent offices of the Keren aggression against Jews following the era emphasized the importance and admissions by means of a percent ple must not only provide the of these charges. Ile challenged in to his fellow members by declaring
ploughs, the tractors and the seeds, particular the charge reported to
Ilayesod have been moved to 1109 election of the assassinated President feasibility of Arab-Jewish friendship norm.
but eve must send men over to do the have been made by the imperial wiz- that it was his aim to make the lodge
Majestic building, with campaign Narutowicz.
and co-operation in Palestine. The
The minister also informed the stu- ploughing and the seeding and to ard of the Ku Klux Klan that the the most active organization In the
headquarters at 1324 Majestic bulid-
The new president refused to ac- Aeolis were singularly cordial, but
dents that their demand that Jewish stay on the job until the crop has Jews are not a productive people and city. In a statement on the election,
ing.
cept the resignation of General Si- Dr. Weizmann appeared especially
Mr. Cummins said:
medical students dissect only Jewish been harvested."
"added nothing to the sum of human
Keren H•yesod Purpose.
korski's cabinet. President Wojcie- touched as the Arab chieftan's small
"The B'nai B'rith order, because
If this $100,000,000 were given to welfare," and by an array of facts
corpses was unacceptable. In return
The Keren Ilayesod is a huge fund ehowski, in his first message to the daughter presented him with a bou- for the promise that the students will the Russian people in the form of pal- and figures Mr. Untermyer refuted It includes in its ranks Reform and
Polish
nation,
pleaded
for
union,
har-
Orthodox
Jews, Zionists and non-
by means of which the Jews are en-
quet, making the presentation in He- henceforth maintain order, the gov- liative relief, it would not solve the the charge so far as the Jews of
gaged in redeeming Palestine from mony and peace between the various brew instead of her native tongue.
ernment will investigate charges problem. After the money was spent America were concerned, and then Zionists, liberals and conservatives,
parties.
and
every
other
conceivable element
Its ages of neglect. The program
Considerable significance is at- against newspapers alleged to have the people would still be in want, pau- pointed to l'alestine, which the Jews
Apprehension Widespread.
calls for irrigation, construction and
tached to this reception, which is insulted the student body in censur- perized. By raising one huge crop, are now rebuilding as a home for in the Jewish community, is the most
The
assassination
of
Gabriel
Meru-
logical
body
to
speak
for the Jewish
electrification which will convert a
among the first acts of fraternization ing their extreme rowdyism.
Brown declared, all the wheels of in- their homeless brethren, as the "final
land, once flowing with milk and towiez caused consternation among between Jew and Arab. Following
dustry would be started in motion and complete refutation of this people.
n.
Urge Pogrom Supp
the
Jews
of
Warsaw.
Apprehension
"That
the
Detroit
lodge,
particu-
honey and now partly arid through
the dinner a number of Arab depu-
again. Business would revive in the charge of unproductivity against the
The Roumanian authorities are ex-
kind disuse, into a country that will is widespread lest this triumph of vio- tations visited Dr. Weizmann, con-
cities, export and import would be Jewish people and the best evidence larly, may acquire its deserved place
pected
to
take
drastic
measures
to
lence
over
orderly
government
may
compare favorably with western
voying their desire for peaceful col-
resumed and commerce would revive. for their positive genius for construc- in the heart of Detroit Jewry, and
avert the spreading of the pogrom
that it may become a leader among
lands in comfort, convenience and lead to general attacks on Jews, if laboration.
The Russian people could then be left tive, productive accomplishment."
movement throughout the country in
its sister lodges, ranking with Amos
modernity. The head of the Keren not actual pogroms, the beginnings
to work out their salvation, and in
Speaks at Banquet.
consequence of advices and warnings
Lodge of Bogen and Ramah Lodge
llayesod in America is Samuel Unter- of which have been evident ever since
the course of time would be able to
the government has received from the
the election of the martyred presi-
The gathering which listened to of Chicago, it is important that there
myer of New York.
pay hack the loan with interest, to
American and British ambassadors in
Mr.
Untermyer's
scathing
arraign.
should not be a single communal
Last year, the Palestine Foundation dent, who had been denounced by the
which would be added an even great-
Bukarest, the Roumanian minister at
Fund raised in this country a total Fascisdi as the "Jewish President."
er profiit, in the enduring gratitude meat of the Klan and which inter- movement in which Pisgah Lodge
Washington and the ambassador in
Representatives of American Jew-
rupted
him
with
frequent
and
vigor-
should not be represented. Whether
of over $5,000,000. The money has
KOWN0.-0. C. 13.1—The budget London, and from its own represent- that would be planted in the hearts ous applause was a banquet which in the cause of Jewish education,
been used in Palestine to lay the ish organizations engaged in relief
of an entire people for this country.
of the ministry for Jewish affairs has ative at the Lausanne conference,
marked
the
launching
of
a
drive
for
Jewish relief, or charity; whether in
foundations of the Jewish homeland work here joined their l'olish breth-
The solution of the Russian problem,
reduced to half of what it seas
the Palestine Foundation Fund (Ke- national or international Jewish
The American and British ambas-
by maintaining a series of public ren in mourning the death of Gabriel hers
under the former cabinet, it is an- sadors here are believed to have made considered as a whole, Mr. Brown ren Ilayesod) in the state of Con- movements, it is my desire that the
services and institutions, of which ag- Narutowicz 118 the body of the as-
nounced. This announcement has had friendly representations advising the added, would automatically solve the necticut, with headquarters In Hart- local lodge take a leading part.
ricultural colonization, sanitation and sassinated executive was transferred
the effect of silencing the fears in government to suppress the move- economic problem of the Jewish popu- ford. The Fund, of which Samuel
education are the principal ones. The from his residence to the church,
Community Center Needed.
Jewish circles that the office of the ment before it spreads any further, lation, which, he said, was bound up Untermyer is the chairman of the
educational system comprises 137 where he lay in state until Friday.
"It is of course important that Pis-
Jewish Minister would be abolished, as it was creating a bad impression with that of the rest of the country. board of trustees, is engaged in
schools, with about 500 teachers and The local offices of the Joint Distri-
gah Lodge become particularly active
government
guaraeteees
to
the
coun-
financing various economic and cul-
abroad.
3,000 pupils, entirely suppotred by bution Committee and of the Hebrew
in filling the needs of our people in
try notwithstanding.
tural activities in Palestine with a
3,000 pupils, entirely supported by Immigrant Aid Society were closed
Foreign Minister's Warning.
our immediate community, and the
All attempt to abolish the ministry
view to creating conditions favorable
the fund number 32 and in them the and draped in black. The J. D. C.'s
greatest need of all is that for the
It is also intimated that the gov-
was made when Dr. Soloveitchick left
personnel
sent
a
wreath,
bearing
the
to
a
large
Jewish
immigration
from
city-bred East European Jews have
ernment
has
received
warnings
by
budding of a community center in
for
London
and
Dr.
Brutzkus
was
de-
the countries of Eastern Europe
successfully become sturdy farmers. Polish colors, to the Belveder l'alace, puted to act for him.
cable from their Roumanian ambas-
which every Jewish organization, so-
the
official
residence
of
the
president.
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A. )—It is where Jews are still persecuted and ciety or club should find a home. At
Sanitation Service.
sador
at
London
and
their
minister
Among the other activities which The American consul sent condol-
at Washington, urging the authori- officially stated that 19,990 naturali- h The audience included delegates the present time, the average Jewish
ences
to
the
Foreign
Minister.
are being supported by the fund in
ties not to permit further develop- zation certificates have been granted from the principal communities of group is tossed hither and thither for
Deputies Attend in Body.
Palestine are a medical and sanita-
ment of the anti-Semitic movement, to Jews who had applied for Palestine
want of a meeting place. Jewish
Jews took a large part in the pro-
tion service which had its origin in
which had been festering a long time. citizenship. As the naturalization of Connecticut and listened also to ad-
dresses by a number of local leaders young men and women are forced to
the United States in 1918; a mort- cession. The Jewish Deputies' Club
A
warning
that
reports
of
anti-
the
husband
applies
tlso
to
the
wife,
BUCHAREST.—(.1.
T.
A.)—Fresh
gage bank which promotes building attended in a body. Most of the Jew- outbreaks against Jew's of Jassy are Jewish excesses in Roumania had the number of persons actually nat- of the movement, including Abraham turn to the public dance hall for a
S. Boykin, who is the chairman of recreation, where there should be
operations in city and country; an ish shops and industries were closed.
of gathering.
reported by the "Adverul," causing created a bad impression at the Near uralized is 37,997. Only 100 members
state committee for the l'alestine communal place
immigration service which takes care A special memorial service was held much indignation among Jews here East Peace Conference, and a request of other nationalities applied for na- the
Foundation Fund. In New York City, the largest
of the new corners on their landing, at the Tlomackie Synagogue, where who believed that in consequence of that the disturbances be suppressed, turalization. Very few British or
Jewish
center
in
the
world, the same
providing them with work, sanitary Senator Josiah Thon delivered a the government's undertaking to re- is contained in a telegram the gov- American Jews renounced their citi-
Quotes Figures.
condition existed until a few years
service, etc., and afforestation, of funeral oration.
zenship in favor of Palestine, a fact
ernment
has
received
from
M.
Duca,
open
the
universities,
the
students
The
information
had
leaked
out
ago,
when
the
leaders
of the com-
The wheels of industry were stop-
which celestine is in supreme need.
would keep faith and make an end tee the Roumanian Foreign Minister now which is causing unfavorable com- that in his address Samuel Unter- munity realized that there is a great
The Kerne Ilayesod has revived the ped, the streets were literally hushed disturbance's.
ment among Palestinian Jews.
at
Lausanne.
myer
would
clash
swords
with
the
need
for
social
and
community
cen-
ancient custm of raising money, call- as the cortege wound its way through
imperial wizard of the Klan in re- ters. The Jewish youth was to be
ed the "Maaser" or ancient tithe. The the principal thoroughfares. Labor
futation
of
the
latter's
charges
found
in
undesirable
places,
because
Jews are asked to give to this fund, was largely represented among the
against the Jeets of America, and the none other invited them and made
not in the spirit of donating to char- mourners, displaying conspicuously
audience, which filled the banquet
ity, but to pay a self-imposed tax the red flag.
(Turn to Page Two)
hall of the Garde Ilotel, was keyed
The
declaration
of
martial
law
by
cheerfully and without compulsion.
up to a high pitch of interest. Mr.
It is poi
ited out that only through the Polish cabinet has added to the
Untermyer was particularly denuncia-
large sacrifice can Palestine be built sense of security felt by the Jews.
tory of the Klan for injecting in-
Gen. Joseph Pilsudski has been es-
uP, and voluntary self-taxation has
ter-racial hatred, suspicion and con-
been
7
Ceremonies,
Commencing
Sunday,
January
tablished
as
chief
of
staff
of
the
army
At
Entire
Week's
found the wisest method.
flict" only four years after the con-
and General Sikorski as Premier. One
clusion of the war which saw all the Hyman Rivkin Organised Synagogue
of the first acts of Sikorski was to
and Talmud Torah in Ham.
classes and creeds of America pre-
order the arrest of several of the
senting a united patriotic front in
tranick.
former soldiers of General Haller,
behalf of their country.
whose influence in the army has been
One
of
the
poirts
of
Mr.
Unter-
Hyman
Rivkin,
71 years old, pio-
used by the Nationalists.
myer's address which was particular- neer resident and leader of the Jew-
The Rabbinical Office of Warsaw
Rabbi A. M. Hershman to Be the
ly
applauded
was
his
call
upon
"the
ish
community
of
Ilamtramck, (lied
announced special memorial services
Speaker on Jan. 12.
men and women of the very group ! on Wednesday, Dec. 13, at his home.
in the synagogues on the day of Pres-
the
Ku
Klux
Klan
aims
to
organize
Interment took place in Beth David
ident Narutowicz's burial.
under its black banner" to be "the Cemetery.
The Shaarey Zedek Congregation
first and the most vehement to re-
Mr. Rivkin was born in Russia in
announces that the talk by David A. JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
pudiate and band together to ex- 1851. He married Lottie Slatkin in
Brown, originally scheduled for this WORKER IS ASSIGNED TO
terminate those would-be destroyers 1870, coming to America in 1889,
Friday evening, has been postponed
of American ideals and American when he moved to West Bay City,
HELP IN EXHIBIT HERE
for the coming Friday service, Jan.
life."
from there settling in Linwood, Mich.,
5• This Friday, Rabbi I. L. Bril of
Mr. Untermyer concluded with an where he was in business for 16
In addition to the many contribu-
Flint will speak on "What's Wrong
appeal to the audience to give twice years. Ile struggled to educate him-
tions from leading American and Eu-
With American Jewry?"
as much to the Palestine Foundation , self and his children and won the
On 3,th. 22, Rabbi A. M. Hersh- ropean artists, new features of this
Fund this year as they had given the respect of all in Linwood. He came
man will he the speaker of the even- year's exhibition of Jews in Arts and
p revious year in order "to re-estab- to Hamtramck in 1905.
ing. Rabbi Max Heller of New Or- Crafts, which is to open on Feb. 18
l ish our homeless people and at the
In Hamtramck he established a
leans will speak on Friday evening. at the Jewish Institute, will be a de-
same time put our enemies every- clothing business on the corner of
Jun. 19. Professor Nathan Isaacs of partment in applied arts. This di-
where to shame and confusion."
Jos. Campau and Andrus avenue. In
the University of Pittsburgh will vision is to consist of a complete ex.
1914 he erected, on the same corner,
come here on Feb. 2.
hibit of the Jewish Arts Theater of
a building known as the Rivkin Block.
Israel S. Chipkin of the Friedlaen- New York, as well as models and de-
TO LAY CORNERSTONE
He
then retired, at the age of 83, de-
der Conference of New York was the signs of ancient and modern cos-
FOR NURSERY SUNDAY , voting every they of his life to chari-
speaker at the services last Friday tumes, including women's wear, etc.
table,
communal and religious activi-
ev ening. Mr. Chipkin declared in his
Detroit Jewish artists are busily
The cornerstone for the gymnasium ties.
address that the Jewish youth of engaged in making special contribu-
ward
of
the
Detroit
Ilebrew
Baby
With
the growth of the Jewish
America was anxious to be of serv- tions of Jewish character. Owners
Day Nursery at 545 East Canfield population in Hamtramck, Mr. Rivkin
ice, but that an avenue must first be of art treasures wishing to co-operate
founded
a Ilebrew school for the
avenue will be laid on Sunday after-
opened for them to do Jewish work. in the exhibit are requested to notify
noon, Dec. 31, the board of directors children of the community. He taught
Mr. Chipkin told of his many ex- the educational department of the
of the organization announces. The the children himself, never accepting
Penences in work with the Jewish United Jewish Charities.
cornerstone laying ceremonies will be any remuneration. In 1920 there was
The Jewish Welfare Board has as-
Youth and of the novel schemes re-
'ele,
preceded by a masameeting at the founded the Ets Chaim Synagogue
' to in interesting them in ac- signed a special worker to secure
Shaarey Zedek, to start at 12 noon I named in honor of this Jewish pio-
works
of
Jewish
artists
in
the
cast
tivities of their people. He declared
and to last until 3 p. m.
! neer.
that the more Jewish the youth the and has the co-operation of the Amer-
NEW HEBREW SCHOOL - BUILDING AT KIRBY AND ANTOINE STREETS
Surviving Mr. Rivkin are his wi-
An invitation is extended to the
more American he will be and advo- ican Federation of Artists, the col-
The entire week of Jan. 7 has been set aside for the dedication ceremonies of the new Talmud Torah Jews of Detroit to attend both the dow, three daughters, Mrs. Lena Co-
cated the building of a community lection to be shown here. The Wel-
hen,
Mrs. Anna Terris and Mrs.
massmeeting
and
the
cornerstone
building
on
Kirby
and
Antoine
streets.
This
building
will
be
the
center
of
Jewish
education
activities
in
the
center where Detroiters will be able fare Board plans to make this a be-
to meet socially and where the vari- ginning of a traveling exhibit which city and the headquarters of the United Hebrew Schools of Detroit. Hebrew plays, • deece, ■ banquet, special laying ceremony. The annual ball of lien Schwab, and two sons, Jacob and
of
Hamtramck,
named in honor of
and
other
festivities,
I
Odessa
will
officiate,
the
organization
will
be
held
at
the
ous educational groups will find head- is to visit every section of the Sabbath services at which world-famed Cantor Pinches Minkowsky of
quarters,
Samuel.
Arcadia on Jan. 23.
will mark the ceremonies.
country.

NEW YORK. — (J. C. II.) — The
first Jewish bond issue in history was
announced by Harvey Fisk & Sons,
Inc. It is of the Township of Tel-
Aviv, the Jewish township in Pales-
tine, and is for £75,000, offered at
$460 per £100 and interest, at which
the yield to the investor is about 6!
per cent.
Bernard Rosenblatt, member of the
Zionist executive., who is floating the
Tel-Aviv loan in this country, an-
nounces that the Palestine govern.
ment has given permission for the
investment of trust funds in the Tel-
Aviv township loan end, pursuant to
that, the Order of Sons of Zion, which
has a large sum of money for the or-
ganization of Palestine Insurance
Company, will take up a large block
of Tel-Aviv bonds.
Mr. Rosenblatt also pointed out
that Col. Norman Bentwich, Attor-
ney-General of l'alestine, is co-oper-
ating in the preparation of the defini-
tive bonds, which indicates the im-
portance the Palestine government
attaches to the bond issue from Pal-
estine.

KLAN ATTACKED AS
"ILLEGAL PRACTICE

JEWS HELP ELECT
POLISH PRESIDENT

STUDENTS BOWING
BEFORE AUTHORITY

BUDGET OF JEWISH
MINISTRY HALVED

37,997 PALESTINIAN
JEWS NATURALIZED

FRESH ANTI-JEWISH
JASSY OUTBREAKS

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BROWN TO SPEAK AT
SERVICE ON FRIDAY

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Dedicate New Talmud Torah Building

PIONEER RESIDENT
DIES AT AGE OF 71