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JUNE 15, 1923

ing morning one of the local papers
CATHOLIC AND JEW
quo ted Dr. Weizann
m
as ha ving told
HONOR DR. FRANKLIN the regional di rector that "it is
good work, so keep working." Now,
AT TEMPLE DINNER I we
have no doubt that Dr. Weizmann

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success or failure, because of the holy
and sacred longings of an ancient
people for an ancient home,' and at-
tempts at painting white a failure
by means of personal publicity for
individual officials must be discour-
aged and condemned. We particu-
larly condemn the attitude of the
local committee because from the
ranks of Keren Ileyesod contributors
and Zionists in Detroit alone there
should have been an audience suffi-
cient to pack the hall in which Dr.
Weizmann spoke. The Keren Ilaye-
- sod with 900 members, the Iladassah
with 500 members and other auxil-
iary Zionist bodies, like the Mizrachi,
the various young people's Zionist so.
cieties, and other nationally inclined
groups, certainly could have sent into
the hall to greet the world leader at
least 1,000 people. It is very pos-
sible that the failure of the Weiz-
mann meeting was not entirely with
the Jews of Detroit. The leaders
in the local movement still have their

must have been quoted correctly, but
(Continued from page 1.)
; it is our belief that he referred to
, the work of the Keren Ilayesod in
Jagger with short addresses. Rabbi
general, and not to the particular
Franklin responded in a closing ad-
work of the Detroit organization,
I dress of the evening.
Single Homes,
which the average reader would in-
"If, in ,some way, God has made
Duplexes
fer to have been meant. We will
me his instrument to serve the larger
end
leave it to the common-sense opinion
cause of humanity, I can only deeply ,
Hons. Sites
of any group of fair-minded Zion-
and humbly be grateful to Him,
(From sable. of Jewish Correepeadeace Durum sad Jewish Telegraphic A
ists to tell us whether "it is good
Rabbi Franklin said, "for it is not
•
A bomb, presumably thrown by Latvian nisei:di, wrecked Gluckman's given to every man to realize him- work" to attract only about 600 peo-
..,
cs
ornrc
Jewish book store in Riga. While there was no loss of life, considerable self in the service of others." Ile ple to a massmeeting for Dr. Weiz-
mann, and if any group will subscribe
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damage was causes'.
said he disagreed with those who
an opinion of "good" to such a re-
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sponse, we pledge to prostrate our-
Of the four Arab notables of Nablus tried for resorting to terroristic of all vocations because there are s o selves in humble apologies before the
measures to hinder the election of members of the Legislative Council, three many to be pleased and so many dif-
men responsible for what we believe
have been acquitted and, one sentenced to pay a fine of £25. The Arab ficulties to be encountered. Ile said: to have been the seeking after "cheap
"The minister of today has many
11! executive made much capital of the trial, organizing a national defense.
publicity."
duties that the preacher of older days
"Nothlog
Invading the Bucharest Natianol Theater during a Jewish performance, slid not have to face at all. Ile must
It Comp.. with Chevrolet."
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Who Is Responsible?
• band of hooligans drove M. Fintzi and the other artists from the stage not only preach but organize his con-
This must not be interpreted as
' and put the Jewish audience to flight. The disturbers have not been identi- gregation. Ile must be the scholar
being
an
objection on our part to in-
fled, although it is said they were followers of the anti-Semitic Professor and the leader. The preacher who
ceases to be the student must by that dividuals getting publicity. It would
Cuza .
token fail to reach the highest poa- be folly on our part to do so or to
• • • •
pick on the Keren Ilayesod workers
Tried for removing and destroying an anti-Semitic placard, a Christian Bible measure of efficiency."
in particular for this universal weak-
Pled'. to Assist Institution.
workman woo sentenced in a court in Vienna to pay a substantial fine or
ness. Our objection is rather raised
Rabbi
Franklin
said
he
considers
Selling for
undergo imprisonment. The judge who sentenced the accused declared the
against this manner of work for Pal-
high
privilege
to
regard
the
Uni-
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Ilakenkreuzler was a legal political party and interference with its mope- it a
estine. We are inneed for propa-
versity
of
Detroit
as
his
third
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mater. "Whatever I can do to assist ganda for Zionism and the movement
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must, above all, continue its educe-
east
aspersion
upon
the
Jews
of
the
institution
I
shall
regard
as
a
General Ludendorf did not mean
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e said.
Donal activity. Cultural and spirit-
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Germany in passages in his war memoirs, said by Jewish leaders to be high
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"The religious leader whose con- ual Zionism has contributed as much
distinctly uncomplimentary, is the opinion of the court of the second in-
se_
'Frith , cern is only for his own particular to the cause of the rebuilding of
stance which considered the charges preferred by the German B'nffj
denomination does not deserve to be Palestine as the present exclusive
lodge against the generalissimo.
But "cheap pub-
ranked among the religious teach- practical efforts.
•
t
Rabbi Franklin continued. "1 licity" certainly will not rebuild our
'furry Fishel, well known New York communal worker, has arrived in ors,"
Jerusalem and will be present at the ceremonies attending the official open. am as staunch in defense of my faith homeland. The Zionist movement
MEYER BARRON, Prop.
ing of the rabbinical home which he had built for Rabbi Kuk. Mr. Fishel, it as are these men (referring to the' has had the distinction of a dignified
Buyer. 01 All Kinds of
which he represents, Catholic guests at the dinner) for and respected appreciation on the
is said, will conduct, in behalf of the "Brandeis group,"
PAPER
WASTE
investigation on the possibilities for further house building credits. : theirs, but I shall ask nothing for the part of Jew and non-Jew, whether in
an
'Jew without asking nothing less for
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Rabbi Franklin closed by relating
1 Guild has been made by Mendel ilelkin, its executive secretary. A large
number of men and women interested in developing the Yiddish theatrical two incidents of the war which were
said,
have
already
joined.
The
first
club
evening
of
the
meant
by the speaker to tell their
art, Mr. lienkin
IMMI— guild will be held on June 26, when Mr. Holkin will speak on "The Present own story. He relates' the incident
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Crisis in Dramatic Productions." David Dinski, playwright, will read from of Rabbi Lowe, who was killed as he
his works. was called to the side of a dying
Catholic soldier to administer to him ,
• • •
the last sacrament. Another story
Unidentified persons threw a bomb at the Jewish Students' Horne i n
sol-
Warsaw, causing considerable damage but no loss of life. Four members told of the burial of a Jewish
of the home administrative committee were arrested on suspicion and re- I slier outside the fence of a Catholic
churchyard.
When
the
Jew's
com-
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leased after being grilles
or hours.
0 ours. The e Jewish Deputies' Club has con
tributes' 1,000,000 marks towards the repair of the editorial rooms of the ! rodeo returned the following morn-
ing to pay the last honors to their
Nowy Dziennik of Cracow, wrecked by bomb recently.
comrade, they found the fresh grave
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case a sentence of nine months' imprisonment was imposed end in another election to the board of governors
the convicted man was sentenced to pay 300,000 marks fine. Importance of the Hebrew Union College, which
is attached to the verdict of the latter because the trial took place in a he announced in his message.
I The dinner was opened with prayer
German People's Court in Bavaria.
; by Rabbi Henry J. Berkowitz.
• • • •
Declaring England was asleep and the League of Nations failed to utter
a protest during the massacre of Jews in the Ukraine, Chief Rabbi Hertz
compared the Ukrainian pogroms to the massacres of the Armenians. The
chief rabbi's remarks were made in the course of a speech at a meeting in
London to protest the Soviet persecution of religion. The meeting was
addressed also by Captain MacCullaugh, an American newspaper correspon-
(Concluded from Editorial page.)
dent; Dean Inge and Monsignor Howlett.
• • • •
completed courses in Bible, literature,
An urgent invitation to Dr. Chaim Weizmann to revisit the East Side history, Talmud, and each of these
of New York and address a huge demonstration some time in June was speaks Hebrew as fluently as he or
extended by a conference of representatives of a few hundred East Side she does English, without diminish-
Jewish organizations at the Educational Alliance. The meeting was ad.; ing from the latter. To us, the com-
dressed by Dr. Schmarya Levin and Bernard A. Rosenblatt. Following the pletion of the Hebrew course by the
opening of the convention by Harris L. Selig, a director of the New York 14 boys and girls marks the entrance
campaign, Isaac Carmel, reported the East Side had raised $75,000 for the of a new era in Jewish education.
The influence of these educated boys
Keren Hayesod.
• • • e
and girls is bound to be spread to
The Joint Distribution Committee has spent $180,000 during four! quarters outside their own and the
months ending May 1 for refugee aid. The largest amounts were spent in training they received should make
Poland and Turkey, as follows: Poland, $100,308; Turkey, $42,975; Rou• them the future leaders in the com-
mania, $11,900; Austria, $9,500; Germany, $5,000; Hungary, $4,900; Lithu- munity. We have much faith in the
ania, $1,501). Although the refugee situation is serious, Dr. Kahn, Eu- educated Jewish boy and girl.
ro ean director of the Joint Distribution Committee, has advised that no
further appropriations will be modes] for this work until October in addi-
The Weizmann Visit Here.
tion to the $250,000 voted recently.
Twele Dr. Chaim Weizmann, presi-
• • •
dent of the World Zionist Organize.
Speaking before a delegation of relatives and friends of the 76 young tion, visited Detroit in the interest of
men of Governor Alfred E. Smith's old neighborhood on the lower East the movement for the rebuilding of
Side of New York, who lost their lives in the war, former Assistant District the Jewish homeland. Only one of
Attorney Alexander I. Barks, in an address in front of the monument his visits was successful. On his first
erected in Battery Park to the fallen dead pronounced the restrictive immi- , appearance here thousands upon
ration lase as "a Isla on the fair name of America." "When one looks thousands packed the Michigan Cen-
over the names of the fallen dead," he said, "one wonders how America can tral depot and its neighboring streets
maintain a policy of restriction and still be loyal to those heroes. America to greet the world leader. More than
is the country for all creeds, all nationalities and all faiths."
5000 people packed the hall where
Dr. Weizmann spoke. The response
The following state and inter-state conferences of the Council of in monetary contributions was also
Jewish Women sections have recently held their annual meetings, at which great. In direct contrast was the
these officers have been elected: Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, second visit by Dr. Weizmann the
Mrs. Sigmund Stern, Kansas City, president; Rhode Island and Connecticut, past week. The local committee in
Mrs. Isaac Gerber, Providence, R. 1., president; Southern Inter-state, Mrs. charge of the preparations for the re-
Benjamin Dreyfus, Savannah, Ga., president; Texas and Oklahoma, Miss. ception for the world Jewish leader
Hannah Hirshberg, San Antonio, Texas, president; New York State, Mrs. evidently anticipated failure, for a
William U, Sporborg, Port Chester, N. Y., president; New Jersey State. hall was rented with a seating ca-
Mrs. Elmer Eckhouse, Newark, N. J., president; Northeastern Regional, Mrs. pacity of slightly over 1,000, and this
I. K. E. Prager, Moston, president.
hall was only little more than half
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' filled at that. By comparison with
The orphan bureau of the Joint Distribution Committee reports that the reception tendered Dr. Weizmann
it is maintaining in Europe (exclusive of Russia) and in Palestine 16,563 in other cities, Detroit Jews have
orphans. Of these 13,519 are in private homes either of relatives or , much to tie ashamed of in the man-
strangers and 3,046 in institutions. Following is the number in each Iner in which they turned out to - re-
country: Poland, 11,575 children in 446 towns; Latvia, 493 in 29 towns; ' ceive the president of the world Zion-
Czecho-Slovakia, 748 in 115 towns; Roumania, 671 in 54 towns; Lithuania, ists. Opponents as well as support-
582 in 20 towns; Vienna, :330; Constantinople, 400; Palestine, 1,755 at ers of the movement owed it to a
three institutions. Orphan work is being done by the Joint Distribution I figure recognized throughout the
Committee in 686 towns in Europe except Russia and $4)13,000 has been world as the representative of the
I appropriates] for this effort for the first half of 1923.
'Jewish people to pay the honor due
• • • •
'him, even though they 'were not in
Investigation of 28 towns in the Kiev district, which was the scene of accord with his sentiments on the
many pogroms, indicates, according to a report made to the Joint Distribu- question of a Jewish homeland. Dr.
tion Committee. that only 25,000 Jews remain from an original total of Weizmann's visit here a few days ago
104,000. The number of houses occupied by them is 2,457 as against 11,282 was a total failure and to us, Zion-
before the war. The reduction in the number of houses is due to the Great , ists of long standing, it serves as a
War, the revolution and the war in Poland. The decrease of the population, source of uneasiness and disquietude,
aside from the casualties due to 14 three causes indicated, resulted from as well as of pain, because Detroit
the wholesale flight of Jews to places of greater security. Most of them ' was always among the banner cities
sought refuge in Kiev, where they still live in great distress, and one of the in Zionism and our city is now found
main tasks of the Joint Distribution Committee is to help them return and wanting.
to re-establish themselves in their old homes.
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"Cheap Publicity."
An interesting development in Russia is the large number of marriages
Hurt as we were by the failure of
among students. As a consequence the universities have among their stu- Detroiters to turn out in greater
dents very many mothers. To help these young parents the Joint Distribu- numbers to greet Dr. Weizmann, we
I tion Committe has set up a day nursery at the Moscow University where were also disgusted with the attitude
the infants are taken care of while their mothers attend classes. Relief of the local leaders towards the en-
! work for students is carried on by the Y. M. C. A., together with the Stu- ' tire affair and the manner in which
; dents' Relief Committee. The Joint Distibution Committee has contributed "cheap publicity" was sought in the
$50,000 for this work in the name of the Y. M. H. A. In addition to this local press following the failure of
sum, the Joint Distribution Committee has contributed $85,000 for student the Weizmann meeting. Aside from
relief. This consists of feeding stations opened by the students themselves. the fact that no money was collected
Clothing, shoes and food packet: have been distributed to needy students. at the "massmeeting" for the Keren
llayesod, the $25,000 presented to
A land route from the Mediterranian over the Syrian desert to Bagdad Dr. Weizmann having been on ac-
and India using Haifa in Palestine and Beirut in Syria as service stations, , count of the old pledges, the regional
will be inaugurated In the fall, according to Norman Maim; who partici- ' director and his Keren Ilayesod com-
pated in the trial trips automobiles recently made across the Syrian desert. mittee did not seem to display the
Mr. Mairu states a passenger and mail service over the desert by a quick ,slightest anxiety over the success or
land route is readily possible. The authorities of Mesopotamia and Pales- failure of the Weizmann meeting. As
Mr. Mairu states a matter of fact, one of the younger
tine are "thoroughly interested" in the arrangements.
his trip over the Syrian desert has convinced him of the great fertility of , Zionists in the city resentfully in-
capable.
By
using
the
water
power
of the Eu -' formed us that he was told on the
land
is
which the desert
phrates and of the Tigris, which, he says, are now running waste, and with night of the meeting they did not
efficient irrigation, the desert could be made to "grow anything" in his want a "crowd," because they had
the money anyway. And the follow-
opinion.

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Ukrainia due to the establishment of credit organizations by the reconstruc.; churchyard, but we can move the
tion department. The loans are affording many artisans the means to fences," Rabbi Franklin declared in
obtain tools and raw materiels. Many who were out of work have thus I closing.
Mr. Nathan, as toastmaster, de-
obtained employment and even to set out truck gardens around their homes.
dared that the University of Detroit,
• • • •
Mrs. Nathaniel E. Harris of Bradford, Pa., chairman of the Council of I in conferring the degree upon Dr.
Jewish Women's Committee sin Foreign Relations, who served as one of the' Franklin, has heralded a message of
delegates to the conference of American and European Jwish women at historic interest and has written down
Vienna, also participated in the ninth congress of the International Woman a spirit of religious freedom and
Suffrage Alliance, held in Rome, Italy. Mrs. Harris represented the Na- . brotherly love. Ile read messages of
done! Council of Women of the Unites] States, of which organization she ; congratulation from Mgr. F. J. Van
is the first vice-president. Antwerp, Isaac Goldberg, president
of Temple Beth El, the mother and
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Defamers of the Jewish name, in particular those who have slandered sisters of Rabbi Franklin and from
the memory of Dr. Rathenau, the murdered Jewish Foreign Minister, are Professor Julian Morgenstern of the
College, who con-
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reception in Cleveland her to his departure for l'alestine from New York I explanied that while he could not
an June 12. Officers of the Ohab Zedek Congregation presented the rabbi originally permit the burial of the'
with a $2,000 purse. Representatives of the Cleveland Zion Club of thelJewish soldier in his churchyard, be-
Mizrachi and the Ziere Zion spoke in praise of the rabbi's work in Cleveland. } cause of the rules of the church,
I there were no rules to prevent his
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In a series of letters received at the offices of the Joint Distribution moving the fence.
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