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VOL XV. NO. 16

ZIONISTS CONSIDER

WEIGHTY PROBLEMS
AT LONDON MEET

Has Been Appointed to
Jewish Chronicle Staff

to Inquire Into
DAVID BROWN MAY
JEWISH BOYS CARRY Russia Eased Task SILVERMAN OPENS ( Asked
New Jewish State Plan
,
of J. D. C. Relief $1,500,000 CAMPAIGN
EXAMINE PLANS TO
OFF PRIZES IN N. Y.
COLONIZE CRIMEA
IN NEW YORK CITY
WRITING CONTEST

Reported Ready to Investigate
Situation in the South of
Soveit Russia.

Rabbi of Temple Emanu-E)
Excel in Writing Articles on
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Some
Pleads for Generous
News Events in the
idea of the spirit of co-operation
which may reasonably be expected
Metropolis.
Support.

from the Russian government in con-

AMERICAN BACKING IS
THE ONLY CONDITION

nection with the Crimean C01011iZa •
MAINTAIN LEADERSHIP
tion project, is had from a statement SPEAKS ON WHAT HE
WEEK AFTER WEEK made by James N. Rosenberg, vice
SAW IN PALESTINE
chairman of the American Jewish
- - -
Journalist in Charge
g of Contest Joint Distribution Committee, supple- Weizmann and Brown Among
meriting the statement made by Mr.
Praises Their Meritorius
Chief Speakers at Great
Rosenberg a few: days ago. The state-
Efforts.
Mass Meeting.
ment outlines the agreement made in

PALE STINIANS THINK
IN ECONOMIC TERMS

Council With Broad Powers Is
Propos•3d and Starts Warm
Debate.

9-3-0-0

For Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

Agreement Made in 1922 Made
Public by Chairman
Rosenberg,

Greater Actions Committee
Hears Reports Regarding
America.

Telephone
GLENDALE

Inquriy is Being Hastened by
Encouraging Reports
From J. D. C.

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NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—David
A. Brown of Detroit, long promi-
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — After •1
NEW YORK.—With $1,500,000 as
nently Identified with the Joint Dis-
warm and lengthy discussion, in
its goal and with Jacob Siegel as
tribution Committee and other na-
which 15 delegates participated, the j
chairman, the Greater New York
tional Jewish organizations, has of-
Greater Actions Committee of the
campaign for the Keren Ilayesod
fered to go to Russia at once to make
World Zionist Organization, which is
opened 1Vednesday night, March 12,
a personal survey of the situation and
meeting in London, concluded its de-
with a mass meeting at Hotel Astor.
to report to the Jews of America on
bate of political problems confront-
Ur. Joseph Silverman, Rabbi Emeri-
the proposed Crimean colonization
ing the Zionist organization. The
tus of Temple Emanu-El, who re-
scheme for Jews of Russia, according
discussion centered about the report
turned from an extended visit to Pal-
to a statement made to the Jewish
of Nahum Sokolow, chairman of the
estine, David A. Brown of Detroit and
Telegraphic Agency by James N. Ro-
executive committee, and the report
Dr. Chaim Weizmann delivered the
DAVID A. BROWN
senberg, vice-chairman of the Ameri-
of Louis Lipsky, president of the
principal addresses.
ABRAHAM CAPLAN
can Joint Distribution Committee.
Zionist Organization of America,
Dr. Silverman, whose interest in
Mr. Brown's only stipulation, accord-
which had to do with the situation in
Palestine is of recent origin and who
ing to Mr. Rosenberg, is that the Jews
went to that country for the purpose
America with regard to the invita-
of America indicate they will back
tion extended to non-Zionists to par-
his studies in the School of Economics vide members of this personnel with of making a first-hand study of con-
this colonization work,
ticipate in the Jewish Agency. Mr.
and Political Science of the University safe conduct to facilitate their entry ditions, made a powerful appeal for
"I am ready at once to go to Rus-
Sokolow was supported by a large
of London, Mr. Sifton originated the into and exit from Russia. The J. D. ardent support by American Jews of
sia and make a personal survey of
plan to hold a contest in which the C. has complete freedom in the selec- the work of upbuilding the country.
majority of the delegates in the re-
the situation and find out for myself
jection of the Pan-Arab Confedera-
"Palestine," he said, "is today the
students of the high schools and junior tion of its local personnel. On de-
and for those who want my opinion
high schools of New York City are livery by the J. D. C. of its supplies
tion provided for in the projected
Hundreds to Protest Against participants. Each week prizes are at the Russian ports, the Russian goy- land of promise—already rich enough Zionist Chief Issues a Stirring what this is all about," said Mr.
Anglo-Iledjas treaty. Be reported to
in achievements, due to the endeavors
Brown,
Campaign Call For the
Proposed Legislation,
the
the Greater Actions Cmmittee
o
awarded to those students writing the ernment will bear all further costs, of the Zionists, the Keren Ilayesod
When Dr. Joseph Rosen was in
best 250-word articles on what they such as discharge, handling and trans- and the other agencies at work in the
Termed Unfair.
progress made in negotintions with
Keren Hayesod.
this country last fall," says Mr. Ro-
King Hussein of Iledjas, with whom
consider the biggest news of the week. portation to interior base points. The country, to justify the most radiant
senberg in his statement, "he spoke
a number of friendly conferences, What is expected to be one of the The writing of the articles regularly Russian government will at its own hopes of the lovers of Zion and the
NEW YORK.—"Where shall they with enthusiasm to a number of the
have been held. The Palestinian rep- greatest public demonstrations held complements the classroom work of expense provide the necessary storage sure expectations of Great Britain
J. D. C. officials, including myself, as
resentatives at the meeting declared in this city in recent years will be 150,000 pupils in the high schools. for J. D. C. supplies at interior base and the League of Nations. Some find a homer is the burden of a stir- to Crimean colonization. Ile
dwelt
ring
appeal Tor "generous and unstint-
that interest in politics is waning in staged at the Arena Gardens Sunday
may call these hopes chimerical
Commenting upon the fact that the points.
In moving and storing of supplies, dreams, but let me set it down with- ing service" issued by Chaim Weiz- on the favorable relationship between
Palestine and that a greater interest [afternoon, March 16, at 2:30 o'clock, vast majority of the prize winners are
the Tartars and the Jews. When I
mann,
Zionist
leader,
to
the
Jews
of
-
the
Russian
government
will
give
the
is being manifested in the economic when the meeting to protest against Jewish boys, Mr. Sifton said:
out malice or boast that at the present
asked him about providing sufficiently
"It is not a mere coincidence. I J. D. C. the same priority over all juncture of Palestine restoration all New York and the rest of the country large
the Johnson immgiration bill now be-
problems of the country.
tracts of lands, he pointed out
fore Congress will take place. Re- have met every one of the prize win- other traffic as they give their own sneers at Zionistic ideals and per- in connection with the campaigns for to me that there were public lands
Outline Proposals for Agency.
.
.
re lief lies
PP
ports that have come to Milton M.
formances are the expressions of per- the Keren Hayesod which are now in which the Russian government would
their par
th- .
Mr. Lipsky, together with Mr. So- Alexander, wo wi preside at the TlerS, I have spoken with
"The Russian government will, at
progress in a large number of cities
sons who do not know."
ents, had ample occasion to study
distribute to peasants and that the
kolow, outlined the proposals for the h ll d
meeting, indicate that a majority of their physical and spiritual hack-1 its own expense, furnish the J. D. C.
David Al Brown also spoke from throughout the land. Dr. Weizmann
future conduct of the Jewish Agency,
the necessary offices, garages, store- personal observation, having re- reviews the position of Jewry in East- distribution would neither dislocate
the members of the 00 organizations
population nor cause any animosities
which would permit the Zionist or- constituting the conference under ground. I think there are certain
el. D .
ern
Europe
and
points
to
the
Jewish
turned but a short time ago from a
underlying reasons for the Jewish rooms for the transaction of
ganization to remain as at present constituting
achievements in Palestine as "bright or difficulties. In the light of recent
whose auspices the protest has been
the legally constituted Jewish agency. planned will attend the meeting. The boy's facility in orientating himself on C. business and, when available, heat, visit to Palestine, the object of which and unshaken" and consititute "the information as to the attitude of the
a J ew.
such questions as the news of the day.
light
and measures
water for to
sante.
It resi-
will wax similar to that of Dr. Silverman.
Russian government on this Subject,
and at the same time creating
take
proper
secure
"I have been to l'alestine," he said best measure and guarantee" of the I cabled Dr, Rosen and Dr. Kahn and
ish Council for Palestine, constituted rabbis of all congregations will an- Unlike boys of the so-called Nordic dential quarters for the personnel of
ultimate success of the Ilomeland.
according to the decision of the last flounce the mass meeting from the'n. type, Jewish and Italian boys are the J. D. C. All such premises shall with dramatic vigor, "and I have seen
have just received the following from
Dr. Weizmann's appeal, in part, Dr. Rosen:
the work of the Jewish pioneer. I felt
Zionist Congress at Karlsbad. The Pulpits Friday evening and Saturday critical in their approach; they are
be free from requisition."
follows:
the
joy
of
spiritual
values
that
are
mentally alert. The Jewish boy is
council, as proposed, would raise morning.
Calls Plan Feasible. .
being created anew in the land of our
Other Cities Hold Meetings.
"Never has the situation of the Jew-
prone to question things, to analyze
funds, fix the Palestine budget and
" 'I more than ever think that the
fathers. I went to Palestine a non- ish people in Eastern and Central
According to Mr. Alexander, huge them, and is not afraid to throw an
co-operate in the economic develop-
Crimean proposition is feasible and
Zionist; I did not return a 100 per Europe been more critical than today. of the greatest importance. Authori-
protest meetings have taken place in old idea overboard when a better one
went of the land.
cent Zionist, but I did come back with Hundreds of thousands of men, women ties are very favorably disposed. At
The majority of the Greater Ac- many of the large cities of the coon• presents itself.
"Furthermore, the home environ- Writer Who Arrives in Detroit Is enough Zionism to throw myself and children have been uprooted from its own initiative the government is
tions Committee was against permit- try during the past week. Thou-
wholeheartedly into the work of the their homes, a vast army of refugees contemplating the organization of a
ling the council to fix the budget and' sands of Jews and non-Jews are vole- meat of the Jewish boy is different
Baltimore Man.
Keren Hayesod. Palestine will be re- to whom every door to peace and se- special committee, including several
compromise proposal have been ing their disappioval of the restric- from that of his Gentile neighbor. His
built, but its rebuilding must be ex- curity have been closed. Restricted of the highest officials, for the pro-
made and are being discussed. These tive measure now• being considered by brothers, sisters and parents are truly
Abraham
Caplan
of
Baltimore
has
pedited by funds given quickly and immigration practically bars their motion of the plan.'
proposals include preparation of the committees of the Senate and the his family. They all take a lively in-
way to safety and to freedom, even
budget by the council and ratification House of Representatives. At a great terest in his affairs, have the greatest joined the editorial staff of The De- with generosity."
"This cable came to me through
troit
Jewish
Chronicle.
Mr,
Caplan
Dr. Weizmann reviewed present in America.
New
by the Zionist Congress, or the stipu- meeting held in Carnegie Ilall,
confidence in his ability and share his
Dr. Kahn, who cabled that he concurs
was born in Baltimore and graduated conditions in I'alestine. He gave a
lotion of a minimum budget by the York, last Saturday evening', thou - ambitions. In other words, the fam-
"During the past three years over entirely with Dr. Rosen's views and
coneress and the fixing of the rest sands listened to addresses by Se n• ly ts an entity of which the boy is a from Baltimore City College, Teach- detailed account of the economic c-
000 Jewish
immigrants have been that support .of. the Crimean settle-
.
• era' Training School and New York veloptnent of the country, pointing out '
of the budget by the council, or the Moe Copeland, Judge Salvatore Cot- person of importance."
settled in Palestine. Whether that ment proposition would influence
School
of
Social
Work.
For
a
num-
that the land is receiving a thousand
third proposal which would permit of tilo, Lieutenant - Governor Lunn,
number
can
be
doubled or trip led many other Jews to settle indepen-
ber of years he taught in the public Jewish immigrants a month; that in withi the
consideration of the budget by both Louis Marshall, Dr. Stephen S. Wise
deafly.
wn e next ew
years
few
ears rests la
,
schools and during the last five year three years the immigrants
and Congresmen Samuel Dickstein
ly
"In all the work of the J. D. C.,
the congress and the council.
the
funds
forthcoming to car-
was executive secretary of the Big ' 2,000 Moises and planted 20 ,
and Nathan D. Perlman. Judge
ry
on
the
constructive
enterprises
re-
Dr. Kahn and Dr. Rosen are out-
Brother League of his native city. Ile trees, built roads, drained swamp :
Thomas Churchill was chairman of
quilted to absorb them Mt) the normal standing figures. They are neither
contributed numerous articles to and
the meeting. Among the members of
and planted olive and orange groves. life of the country.
visionaries nor theoriste, but emi-
Jewish periodicals and for a time Ile also dwelled upon the intellectual
the committee
me,
which sponsored the
"Eighty-five Jewish agricultural neatly successful, practical workers
For
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
was
associate
editor
of
the
Baltimore
atataerreii,ridne! colonies,
tivitihtietshethm
meeting were Dr. John Haynes
ab ialcisileui lntuhr a lmai cv.
conducted along approved in the field. We have relied upon
Quote for Country Filled for Two Holmes; Rev. Charles Macfarlane. modern Jewry, the chief rabbi of Pal- Jewish Times. Miss Mary Caplan,
scientific lines, now dot the land from them in matters involving many mil-
. general secretary of the Federal estine, the universally-known scholar educational director of the United veto invent
country; t he
Yeers at Least.
lions of dollars and our reliance has
Council of Churches; Rabbi David de and beloved leader of eastern Jewry, Jewish Chdrities of this city, and Mrs.
tj r uys ed a o y f Dan to Beersheba. Modern suburbs, always been thoroughly justified.
olf h language er
e 1
- —
business ri.una dr t,,
e ,rass, tehsunn edarredjs.
Sadie
C.
Jacobs,
who
is
head
of
the
the
develop-
new
Kook,
is
to
honor
America
alTairs; the progress
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Poles and Sola Pool; Alvin Johnson. editor of Rabbi A. I.
fro: Their urgent support of the Crimean
houses have been built, while on th e
Young Woman's Hebrew Association,
rt
I.Jws to the number of 60,000 have the New Republic; Oswald Garrison with his presence.
undeaking
convinces me of its ins,
form er
(Turn to last page.)
Rabbi Kook is regarded as one of are his sisters.
registered at the American Consulate Villard, editor of the Nation, and
has arisen the thriving city of Tel manse possibilities.
tinnier
Ambassador
A
beam
I.
Elkus.
the
foremost
leaders
in
Jewry
of
the
in Warsaw and are awaiting visas in
500,000
Jews Nomads.
Aviv with a population of 20,000. The
The committee arranging the De- present period. Ile is distinguished
the order of their application for per-
"There are today probably 500,-
waters of the Jordan are to be har-
are pl ann ing to have alike for his great learning, his wis-
wits to sail, for America. Poland's trait mee ting
nessed,
providing
electrical
energy
for
000
Jews
in
Russia
in a semi-nomadic
(Moto, under the present law, is thus the addresses delivered Sunday after- dim and his experience as a leader.
Palestine's future industrial develop- condition. The complete change of
tilled for two years to come and if the noon broadcast by radio. It is also Rabbi Kook is possessed of a rare and
meat.
Medical
and
sanitary
work
economic
life
has
displaced them.
Johnsen hill is passed the quite will 'planning to install amplifiers in order magnetic personality, and the vener-
safeguarding the health of Palestine, The opportunity for the small trades-
have been filled for the coming four to insure perfect hearing. Musical ation of all people for him is so great
man
has
gone.
The
younger Jews
is carried on through seventeen boa-
The consulate has been in re- selections will he given by the Jew- that all the people of l'alestine,
years.
pitals, polyclinics, dispensaries and must look to the land. Crimea is a
Orthodox Jews, free-think-
oopt of a great number of letters ish Institute Band and by Max Pec- whether
h land
of past
fertility and sunshine. It is
laboratories, in whic
during the
ers, Christians as well as Mohamme-
f-oin senators and congressmen in the herer, the boy violinist of the Jewish
Christiana
and a thinly settled country, large in
e two years, over one million
cases have
United States asking that special fa- Institute whose ability is attracting dens, all venerate this great rabbi and
area with room for immense popula-
The report of the survey made by Samuel A. Goldsm i t h , been treated—Arabs, Christ
wide
attention.
The
Girl
Scants
of
leader
and
readily
seek
his
advice
on
vor he shown certain Jewish immi-
all matters of importance, whether of director of the Bureau of Jewish Social Research, which was Jews. A complete system of Hebrew Linn without likelihood of creating
grants. Occasionally the letters ask the Institute will act as ushers.
edUca
-
lion
has
been
established,
131
Addresses will he delivered by act- a public or private nature.
any difficulties. Here is a matter
made public at the annual dinner of the United Jewish Chan
favoritism fara Pole, but the great
ls with 12,456 pupils, including
which arrests the attention of every
ing Mayor Joseph A. Martin, Bishop
.
The great esteem in which Rabbi
f .
1
ad, o
w t scho
y recommended the establishment of a Jew_
majority refer to Jews. It is satins-
Feb.
28strong)
,
ties,
les,
'
e
.
ng Jew in A mam
'a.
am
pro
essional
schools
aimed
thinki
by immigration authorities in the Michael .1. Gallagher, Rabbi A. . . Kook is held not only privately and
r t •
ish hospital in Detroit. While the need for such an institution par
icularly to train the growing gen-
Baltic States that steamship compan- Hershman, Judge Frank Murphy, Dr. as a religions teacher and leader in
had
from
time
to
time
been
urged
by
Jewish
physicians
and
oration
for
practical
work
in
rebuild-
Jews
of
America
are
going
to do any-
Franklin and A. II. Jaffin.
Jewry, but also officially and seem-
ii .s ha..-c c Ilerted approximately $.10,- Leo
lady, is further attested by the fact c ommunal workers, interest in the proposal since the report of ing the land. The first buildings for thing in this situation or whether we
—
_
IM4000 in prepaid passages from Am-
on
the
Mount
are
going
to
rest
supine.
Rest au
.i,
. .1e
1 ; •S ti,
...al,
...e pro ud possessor of the the survey has been so marked that the Detroit Jewish Chron - the Hebrew Oniversay
i dean relatives of 300,000 would.be pi EADS FOR TOLERANCE
.c
aenpr:Fyc • zt hie' I know better. When we think
AT CLERGY MEETING D. S. medal presented by the British idle undertook to sound the opinion of Jewish physicians as to lahnlx:eaa,g)ii;.ihneoiwilveieia ,i:heo
mmigrants.
back
uiwn
the
wilderness
of
misery,
government, an honor which very few
persecution, pogroms and famine,
the need for a hospital. The consensus of opinion favors the
Be Y CITY.- -Religio n trim the ecclesiastical leaders of any denornina -
mic
and
cultural
which
human
beings
in
the
Ukraine
INSTITUTE ART EXHIBIT
"These
ecom
early establishment of a Jewish hospital. With the exception
man's viewpoint was pre- lion in Palestine,'
POSTPONED TILL AUTUMN 1,11 i less
Rabbi Kook's proposed mission to of one Physician, Dr. Charles D. Aaron, who declares that a achievements — the colonies, schotils,
- sented to the members of the Bay
years, undergone
I can not believe
we
will
immigration
service, the medical in- have
in these that
past
eight
America is one of utmost importance
.
deny them that help which may truly
deny
"Jewish hospital is absolutely unnecessary." the physicians who
•
In vie• of th e fact that suitable' Coonty Ministerial Society at its to nmenran
,
.
awry .
meewre
'
bring
them
into
%promised
land."
cannot be obtained now in the . monthly meeting held last week at Rabbi has a most vital message to (le- gave their views have expressed approval of the recomment.a- and guarantee of our ultimate success.
, IYICe
Y.
. J.
. R. Stevens.
Dania Institute of Art for the the
an-' ' C
k by
Moreover, new cohorts, especially in
liver to the Jews of America; a mss- Lion made by the survey.
anal art exhibition of the Jewish In- He said: "The relivion of Moses is
Jewish physician. it can be said that America, are joining our ranks, bring- WILL ADDRESS PHILADELPHIA
xhibit has been postponed the pure religion of God, so thorough sage of such great moment that the
-litute, th e e
COMMUNITY WOULD BENEFIT any community has the physicians ing reinforcements to those who have KEREN HAYESOD SUNDAY
until the early autumn. Plans for the and so established that there is no great rabbi hes found it necessary to
which it deserves. In a Jewish hos- held aloft these many years the ban-
exhibit are being worked out by a question about it. If these things are undertake the hazards of a long jour-
ee Dr. Emd Amber/.
PH ILADELP IIIA.—David A.
pital a number of Jewish physicians ner of Zion Rebuilt.
•
I, mmittee consisting of Miss Mary right, why the controversy about it. ney and come here in person at this
"Encouraged by these new forces, Brown will be the principal speaker
more hospital fa- can lie trained. By associating with
Caplan, head of the educational de- The Jew, the Roman Catholic and time of the year.
The necessity - f - or—
This message, we have no doubt, citifies
in Detroit is beyond dispute. other physicians their knowledge will In artened by the steady progress and guest at a banquet to be held
tertment of the Jewish Institute; the Protestant all
have this religion,
should they be willing to kill will he eagerly awaited by the Jews The city has grown very rapidly, but be increased and their ambition slim- shown by our labors in Palestine, in- under the auspices of the Palestine
'ies
. David
Werbe, whose
the Detroit
so why
iewl
Cashwan,
work artist;
in each
other, as they have been doing of America and will be received with hospital facilities have not kept step ulated. This is of very great impor. spired above all by the greatness of Foundation Fund at the Bellevue-
acclaim.
lance and benefit to the community, our cause, let us in the present inten- Stratford Hotel, on Sunday night,
with the growth of the city. It would
eture won recognition in the re- all these
years•
Rabbi Kook is scheduled to leave
not only to the Jewish community sive effort give freely and without March 16
"I would
like to go to the Jews
. , ■ city art annual; Miss Anna and find a man of God; go to the Ro- Palestine Feb. 20. He will arrive in seem that at least two hospitals are but to the community at large. B y stint of our time, our means and our-
More than 200 persons interested
needed, one on the Northeast side
no
and Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry man Catholics and find a man of God, America in the early part of March.
and one on the Northwest side of superior work, any hospital arouses selves. The banner of our great cause in the development of Palestine and
the efforts of other hospitals. A Jew- has again been placed into our hands. who have taken an active part in
\\ ' . man.
and go to the Protestants and find a
the city. Whether a hospital should
ish hospital, in this respect, may be Grasp it with courage and devotion. raising funds in this city for the
n of God, and say to all three: RABBI WISE DENOUNCES
rtepdopbuylatainond
ui fii letd u,,: . h i itchh this,. sJuepwpio,,h
stimulated and stimulate. In this Enlist in the army of workers who cause, will attend.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Come we will •go to some place
UNFAITHFUL OFFICIALS ident ifi ed
manner it will add to progress in the alone can make the coming campaign
Plans to enlarge the scope of the
NAMES NATHAN ISAACS I above 'the clouds where Moses, Jesus
NEW YORK.—The oil scandal in of Detroit is a new question for De- interest of the sick and of the well. a success."
work of the Palestine Foundation
' and the prophets would he with us,' Washington
has brought "one of troit. Other cities of the size of De-
Fund and to organize the entire com-
Spiritual Purpose Served.
\ EW HAVEN.—(J. T. A.)—liar- , and stay 40 days and 40 nights, while
troit and smaller than Detroit have
' , most critical days in Americanis- apparently found it a necessity and
munity in behalf of the Palestine pro-
"t I University has just announced the Lord would tell about the king-
It is a known fact that, for some
gram for the next several months
t,,h," appointment of Nathan Isaacs, don of God. When they come down tory," Rabbi Stephen S. Wise de- these hospitals arc functioning well. reason or other, medicine has been
S. J. 0., to the professorship each one would go to his place with flared. speaking on the "Shame of the In some instances they have even ac-
will be discussed by several speakers.
l', . D.,
for centuries a favorite profession
fundamental principle that God Republic" in the Free Synagogue,
Mr. Brown has recently returned
Graduate
of business law in the
this
quired a world reputation. It is, of among the Jews. It is only natural
a
Carnegie
Hall.
from Palestine and will discuss con-
S chool of Business Administration. is king upon the earth, and
course, not understood that such a that this tendency, which is en in-
Denouncing those he said have
we
are
all
fellow
citizens."
ditions in that country and the vital
Professor Isaacs is president of the therefore
hospital is limited in its staff-appoint- herited quality of the Jewish people
"trifled and paltered with the honor
need for support by American Jewry.
__--- — -
Menorah
of the country," Dr. Wise explained meats and patients entirely to Jewish for generations, should be recognized
Educational Conference
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Full con- Mr. Brown recently attended the
It e faculty of the Intercollegiate ORTHOD9X UNION USES
he did not mean the "Dohenys and People. It also seems to be very well and fostered. The efforts of physi- fidence in Dr. Chaim Weizmann, pres- great non-partisan Jewish conference
SERVICES
Menorah
hnorah Association) and instructor
RADIO FOR
Sinclairs," but the "government of- known that first-class Jewish hos- cians and the study of medicine are ident of the World Zionist Organiza-
of Jewish jurisprudence in the Me-
NEW YORK.—The first religious trials, servants of the republic, who pitals are nto in any way antagonized without limits in broadness and tion, was expressed by the Polish held in New York, at which he deliv-
ered an eloquent message on the Pal-
harsh Summer School.
service to be broadcast by the Union put themselves first and who betrayed by other hospitals, nor are they an- depth. Evey new institution adds Zionist party. ResOlutions declaring
estine development and Palestine re-
ublic trust " tagonistic to the latter.
of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
something to the sum total of human Dr. Weizmann's activities in America
e
,
ay
endeavors and results. Aside from to be in full accord with the policy storation.
WILL SEEK AID FOR
Jaw. Desire Proper Service.
America was sent out Wednesday
There is no punishment equal to
RUSSIAN ZIONISTS everungeMarch 12, between 5:30 and , the crime," he continued. "Let them
Naturally, the establishment of the immediate returns to the patients, adopted at the Thirteenth Congress
In order to assist the families of 14:50 o'clock by WIN, New York. be exiled and take with them their such a hospital should be left entirely a spiritual purpose is served, ex- were passed, only after a struggle,
the Zeiri Zion, who are confined in Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein spoke on shame. Our prisons should not be to the laity, assisted by expert help pressed in advancement of morals however.
Jas-
and intellect. Naturally the economic
the prisons of Soviet Russia because "Loyalty" and Cantor Pinchus
There has been considerable oppo-
defiled by a man who has betrayed a from the outside. It is scarcely to be
of their Zionistic activities, the mem- sinowsky sang two songs, "Sanctifies- public trust."
understood that the existence of a status of the Jewish population must sition in the Polish Central Commit-
CHICAG O.— (J. T. A.)—The
tee of the Zionat Organization to
hers of the Zeiri Zion of Detroit are lion" and "Gray Hair."
Jewish hospital means an appoint- be taken Into consideration.
Services of a similar character will
It may safely be stated that the es- Weizmann's activities since his ar- executive committee of the Indepen-
making arrangements for a benefit
AMSTERDAM (J. T. A.)—Hol- ment on the staff of any Jewish phy-
collection to he held in the near fu- be broadcast every Wednesday even- land recently celebrated the 100th an- sician who asks for it. That would tablishment of • good Jewish hosptal, rival in America, but the resolution dent Order of B'nai B'nth has for-
the rabbis and laymen
t are- Collectors will visit the homes lag. Among
niversary of the birth of Joseph lisra- be suicidal to a hospital. The Jewish aside from other reasons, is desirable establishes the fact that the majority warded to Germany within a period
of Detroit Jews and will solicit con- who will take part in the services els. The Dutch press featured ac- People are known to demand the very in the Interest of the sick, of the of the Polish Zionists do not agree of six weeks $22,000 for the relief
Dec.
tributions. The committee requests are Dr. David de Sola Pool, Dr.
counts of the anniversary of the birth best medical services obtainable. If Jewish community and of the city at with the opposition. The vote on the of suffering co-religionists in Ger-
resolution was 15 for and 27 against. many. The last remittance was made
that these who may be overlooked by nard Drachman, Rabbi Leo Jung, of Israeli who was one of the great- there should be no Jewish physicians large.
the canvassers should forward their Judge Otto A. Rosalsky, Capt. N. eat painters in oil ever produced by fit to fill a certain appointment, it
The resolution further demands • de- Feb. 19, when $15,000 was sent to
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e ontributions to Joseph Chaggi, 666 Taylor Phillips, former Congressman
crease In the fee for Polish Chaluzim. Berlin.
must of necessity be filled by a non-
Holland.
Isaac Siegel and others.
Labatt, avenue. .

GREAT AUDIENCE TO
VOICE ITS PROTEST

NEW YORK.—Jewish students in December, 1922, between the Russian
the high schools of New York week government and the Joint Distribu-
after week carry if the prizes offered tion Committee as follows:
"The J. D. C. may select the dis-
by the New York World in "The Big
gust News of the Week Contest," con- arias in which it will operate. It
has
the right to set up its own or-
ducted by that paper. Stuyvesant, De
Witt Clinton and Commercial High ganization in the field. It may co-
operate
with other Institutions and
Schools, the three institutions con-
organizations legally existing in Rus-
taining the largest number of Jewish
students, are the high schools which sia.
students,
"The J. D. C. may bring such per-
occupy the first three places in the
sonnel as may be necessary. This
race.
personnel shall be guaranteed the
The contest is conducted by Paul F.
necessary freedom and protection
Sifton, a young journalist who gradu-
ated from the School of Journalism, while in Russia.
The Russian government will pro-
University of Missouri, and completed

CHAIM WEIZMANN
APPEALS TO JEWS

JOINS CHRONICLE
EDITORIAL STAFF

CHIEF RABBI KOOK
OF PALESTINE ON
VISIT TO AMERICA has

60,000 POLES AND
JEWS AWAIT VISAS

Deem Hospital Imperative

Physicians Strongly Endorse Move to Found Jewish
Institution in Detroit.

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POLISH ZIONISTS
GIVE DR. WEIZMANN
CONFIDENCE VOTE

B'NAI B'BRITH SENDS
( $22,000 TO GERMANY

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