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foe to all forms of anti-Semitism, an
the formal protest by the America
Jewish Congress was sent in ord.
to call to his attention the ant
Semitism in the petition that he migl
NEW YORK.—A formal protest take action accordingly.
appeal to the unions to fight the pro-
paganda for unlimited immigration. has been sent by the American Jewish
Congress to Senator Robert La Fol-
In his statement he joins forces with lette, in reference to a petition spon- WHITE RUSSIA ELECTS
FOUR JEWISH OFFICEI
John R. Quinn, National Commander I sored by him and submitted by the
of the American Legion. Both declare I Executive Committee of the National
MINSK.— (J. T. A.) — At the ell
that America is in danger unless there Convention of American Citizens of tuna of the new White Russian g(
Thinks Superior Race Idea is is the strictest kind of immigration. Ilungarian Descent which, under the ernment, the following Jews were si
Both indicate that the American guise of a plea for justice for Ilun —ssful . Weinstein, vice-chairman
Absurd and Exploded
Legion and the American Federation gory, is spreading the old-style Hun- the commissatries council; (within
Doctrine.
of Labor are in agreement upon the I,arian anti-Semitic propaganda in commissar of agriculture; Ituderm,
desirability of an absolute stoppage of this country. The petition was press land inspector; Gertner, minister
immigration for the present, but in lented by Senator I.a Follette, who has justice.
FAVORS SELECTIVE
they de- always been known as liberal and a
PLAN FOR ALIENS the absence of such stoppage,
mond the strictest poss le limitation.
TIMES URGES SANE
VIEWS ON PROBLEM
OF IMMIGRATION
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(Pros Correspondence •nil Cables of Jewish lelegrapble Agency.)
Mrs. Joelit and Verdi, of the Ilabima, the Hebrew theater in Moscow,
for New York.
after a visit In Palestine, sailed recently
• e • •
tions to t he Ba-
Over 25 per cent of the votes cast in the general elecartei , which has
You can believe both sides of '1 cation Diet were cast for the anti-Semitic Voelkische P
this story. Get-rich-quick means) gained considerable ground since the conclusion of the Hitler-Ludendorff
issued of the "American Federation-
ist," the official organ of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, issued an
Looks to Senate for a Calm
Approach to Proposal
Be
—__
NEW YORK.—That the New York
• • . .
Times, which is owned by Adolph S.
of the leading Jews of the
America was represented in the world conference of Jewish students
ountry
The conference lasted for five I Ochs,
one favors a raising of the bars
which opened in Antwerp on April 13.
'
lance
to Jewish
academic
life.
immigrants
has been declare(
days
and considered
a number
of questions
which against
are of primary
impor-lc
af BOPS
trictive meas
ilakil, OETROII:f4A PAIll
, by advocates of the res
UNITUI STURM RISUIASSII
bill
•
• • • •
Repres
by the House
The trial of the eight Roumanian students accused of a conspiracy to I passed
ores contained
in the of
Johnsonenta-
HFILITY COMPACT I
assassinate government officials and a number of Jewish bankers and jour-. not, however, as the restrictionists'
The attitude of the Times is
GARFIELD 2423 . 5380 nalists, as a prelude to which anti-Jewish disturbances were staged, has lives.
have affirmed. In the issue of April \
8748 LINWOOD AYE ended. All of the accused were acquitted by the court.
,
10,
the
Times, in an editorial entitled
• • . •
"Supermen and Immigration," ex-
An American tire factory has been opened at Nazareth. The rubber presses its views as follows:
materials necessary for the manufacturing are imported from A merica.
"It is a pity that discussion of im-
The factory, established by Mr. Farah, is supplying the great demand for migration in Congress continues to
the majority of the automobiles in Palestine being of b named by impassioned defenses
CEMENT GARBAGE AND
America t iresthe re
ASH RECEPTACLES
I of and attacks on the 'Nordic am
American make.
• • • •
Don't Wait TIII Spring
By Now--Sere Money
The number of Jewish students at the University of Klausenberg has other both
races.
The offenders
are found
sides—dhose
who express
be-
in Ion
. H. M. KOFFMAN
Melrose 6558
been decreased to one-third on account of the anti-Semitic movement
R.. 912 E. Hancock
the
university.
Only
100
Jewish
students
are
registered
at
the
medical
i
lief
in
a
mythical
breed
of
supermen,
Offices 1503 Fir. Not'l Bank Bldg.
Northern
Eu-
Cherry 1472.
school of the university out of a total of 034. last semester the number from which
is descended
the older
can stock
, an
was 300. At the School of Science, only 13 Jewish students are registered
o d f those who are
n ancestryk
ropea Amerioc
interested in the fate of particular
reel -
• out of a total number of 153. • • • •
of
the 'superman
r In real
Titus De Bobula, declared by the local press to be the agent of lienry races
now
living in
Europe.
advocates
the
it the
ory, and of
Ford in Europe, and Deputy Main, accused of an anti-Semitic Fascisti coii-
spiracy to overthrow Hungarian government, simultaneously with the the supiority by
en
the in Bavaria, have been acquitted by the Budapest 1 blood
of the modernizing
so-called 'Nordic' hos
cul-
Don't suffer—get quick relief.
ture, are
Hitler-Ludendorff
putsch
the 'c and
s. The
state prosecutor has announced his intention of , people' d octrine, which is age-old
Effective and Inexpensive.
Court of Appea
1 which reached its apex of absurdity
Court.
to come down
of
n
It costsno
appealing this s decisio to the Supreme
war
w in the contention
• • . •
ding
fin d out.
anth
wr iters such as H
Ge rman
Maxim Litvinoff and the Jewish Communist Rothstein are not includedi during
the
Stewart Chamberlain, that all the
Soviet delegation which is leaving for England for the pur. '
in
the of
official
Second and Front Sts.
pose
taking part in the Anglo-Russian conference to be held in London.
Sulphur Mineral, Turkish
The exclusion of these two Bolshevik lenders is the result of objections onl, great men in the world's history had
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Not
One of R•ce.
the part of Great Britain to the participation of Litvinoff and Rothstein, been of Question
Teutonic
blood.
SWEDISH MASSAGE
"The true question is no t o ne of
both of whom are considered by the government to have Anglophobic stn-
Take Woodward Through Co.
'superior' or 'inferior' races but of
timents.
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the homogeneity of the American
Agency will serve the Jewish press of the people. The test of the would-be im-
Telegraphic
The I'alestine
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, which e migrant is, not has he blue eyes and
United States through the medium of th
has been appointed its sole representative in the United States. The Pales- flaxen hair, but will he make a good
tine Telegraphic Agency, which was established eight months ago, main- citizen, will he adapt himself easily
network of correspondents throughout the Mid-East and has special and willingly to American life, will
a
tains
representatives
in Jaffa, Haifa, Cairo, Beyrouth and other important Mid- he contribute to the strength of the
American nation and the American
East centers.
race? There is no use In blinking the
to • • •
fact that differences of training and
BRINGING YOUR RELA-
The towns of Brest, famous for the Russian-Germany treaty of Brest- origin of many of those who would
Litovsk, and Terespon, as well a, surrounding districts, have been com-
TIVES TO AMERICA?
ome here are so great that they can-
pletely submerged by the overflowing of the rivers Bug and Muchowietz. not meet these tests. Inasmuch as
The Cunard Line is a huge
It is practically impossible to send aid into the stricken regions and the no machinery for selective restriction
at 3
organization with offices
population is trying to find shelter on the roofs of the higher houses. Many has yet been devised, the only alter-
Teatralny, Proezd, Moscow, as
lives have been lost by drowning. It is as yet impossible to estimate the native is to set up a numerical limit.
well as special offices In all im-
damage, which is believed to be tremendous.
The quota system based on the num-
portant European cities.
• e e •
A highly organized service
ber of foreign born in the country a t
Emil
Deutsch
de
la
Meurthe,
the
well-known
Jewish
philanthropist,
has
a given year is open to objection on
looks after passports and visas,
(hinted 5,000,000 francs for the construction of quarters for students the ground of discrimination. There
brings passengers direct to
in
Paris,
in
view
of
the
great
difficulties
students
have
in
finding
living
remains to be worked out a system
steamers and attends to all de-
quarters for moderate prices in the neighborhood of the college. Six based on the composition of the
tails. A Cunard liner sails from
dormitories will be built with Mr. Deutsch's donation. The quarter will American people as a whole. This
Europe every few days.
be called the Foundation of Deutsch de la Meurthe and will be ready by the the Senate ought carefully to con-
There is a Kosher Kitchen on
this year. The French press is united in praising this project.
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vestments spell certain progress I
toward. independence.
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Convenient terms may be
Americans in Palestine will be secured by a special treaty
The rights of
to be concluded shortly between the United States and England. Great GOMPERS FOR RIGID
IMMIGRATION LAWS
Britain expressed her desire to resume negotiations after the treaty between '
the United States and France concerning the rights of Americans in Syria
anon was concluded recently. The signing of the re
taty with Great
,
WASHINGTON:-Samuel Gompters,
..
anti Leb
.
ition on the par t of America of
Federa
Britain would constitutt ad ditional ••
president of the American
the provisions of the mandate for the creation of the Jewish national home- of Labor, himself an immigrant and
a
Jew,
has,
in
a
statement
in
the April
land in Palestine.
• • • •
gad.
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The district of the Jewish colony in Metulla, on the English frontier
Palestine, over which there has long been a dispute between England and
France, has been officially incorporated into the territory of Palestine. The
official act of incorporation took place when the British flag was raised,
, in the pres-
with the proper celebrations, in the Jewish colony of Metullah police c oml,
ence of Governor Symes of Samaria; Mr. Sinclair, Britis
mender of the district, and ljeutenant Smith of the Palestine gendarmerie, I
'nch authorities in Lebanon.
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as well as representatives of thee
. • •
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Jacob Fishman, managing editor of the Jewish Morning Journal of New I
York, was feted by the Hebrew journalists at a tea given in his honor.
en- I
Many visitors and government officials participateft Greetings were as nd.
Nati onal
tended to him on behalf of the Zionist executive, the Jewish
rai sed Fu a
the Kehillah and the journalists group. Mr. Fishman was
p
WAS received by
brilliant journalist and a devoted Zionist. Mr. Fishman
i
Sir Herbert Samuel, the British High Commissioner, who denied to him the
recently circulated reports that he intends to resign. "There are no dift1-1
citifies between myself and the Colonial Office in London," declared the
High Commissioner.
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I.OG. DETROIT
Founder's Day in memory of the late Rabbi Isaac M. Wise, originator I
of Reform Judaism in the United States, was observed at the Hebrew Union
College. The occasion also marked the fiftieth anniversary of the opening
nus of the collge, de-
Dr. Jacob II. Kaplan, alum e
of the coege.
Rev. sermon.
ll memorial
The Hebrew Union College has 8S students,
livered
the
13 professors and instructors and a number of lecturers and instructors in
special branches, including social service, elocution and physical culture..
There ere 239 graduates from the college, occupying pulpits in every large
city of the United States, with a number in Canada and England.
The excavations carried on in the Valley of Jehosaphat by the Jewish
.trchaelogical Society under the direction of Professor Nahum Slousch have
been fruitful. Besides the discovery of the tombs of King Jehosaphat and
door was discovered at Jehosophat's
Absalom, the Maccabean prince, a
monument, sculptured in the style of the Jewish-Hellenic period. Steps
leading from Jehosophat's monument to Absalom's were also found, thus
proving the connection between the two. At both tombs many examples'
of contemporary art have been found. Scholars are inclined to the hypothe-
sis that these monuments belonged to Simon, the son of Onias, the Jewish
high Priest of the Maccabean period.
Finance Stolze, a leader of the Right party,
Minister of
The Thuringen
handed
in his resignation on account of the ultimatum submitted to him .
by Arthur Dinter's Voelkische Partei. The anti-Semitic Nationalist party
'sanded that Stolze dismiss the president of the State Bank, Loeb, a Jew,
threatening that unless he did so the government would be overthrown by
a sole of lack of confidence in the Diet. Stolze considered this demand so
contrary to the hest interests of the country that he preferred resigning
from the government to submitting to the demand of the Nationalist party.
Financial and economic circles in Thuringen sharply condemn the action i
of the anti-Semites against Loeb, contending that it is owing to Loeb's
financial genius that the monetary situation in the province has been con-
F i derably stabilized.
• • • •
I
The lower Dead Sea region of Palestine has been scientifically explored
the first time, and with great success, Melvin Grove Kyle, president of
f r Xenia Theological Seminary of Missouri and head of the research ex-
the
pedition, writes from Jerusalem. The expedition reports the discovery of
the fortress of Kir of Moab and the region of Sodom and Gomorrah is de-
termined. Grave' of a cemetery there yielded fine pottery of the days of
Abraham and the glory of Sodom. Dr. Kyle writes that the mysterious
can now be explained and the Biblical story of the
rising of the Dead Sea
destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah is fully confirmed, but withholds details
his discoveries. The legend of intolerable weather in the Dead Sea region
of
Kyle declares, and predicts the growth of a winter health
Is not true, Dr.
ideal climate and romantic
resort there in the future that will surpass in its
scenery that of Luxor Egypt. • •• •
The plan to start Jewish colonization in South Russia and the Crimea,
with a view to establishing a Jewish autonomous province, has undergone
group of practical reconstruction workers has prepared a new
change. A
a plan
which eliminates entirely the political tendencies attached to a coloniza-
tion project
calling
for an autonomous Jewish region. The changed plan
ct
calls for immediate action in starting the settlement of Jewish families on
and the Crimea. The new plan is having
the available land in South Russia
the government and of responsible Jewish social workers.
the support of
The Soviet government is willing to reserve until a certain time large tracts
of land in the neighborhood of the existing old Jewish colonies in the
the Crimea, freeing the settlers from taxes and giving them
Ukraine and
other facilities. According to reports received in Moscow from densely
populated Jewish regions, it is evident that the economically ruined popula-
tion regard this project as their only salvation from their present distress.
stated that the originators of the plan intend to take immediate action
is
It
toward the settlement of the first 1.500 Jewish families. For this purpose
made that unless this
the sum of $1,000,000 will be required. Emphasis is
of
sum is raised immediately • great historic opportunity for the lution
the Jewish economic problem in Russia, which is now acute, will be lost..
ew Gas Rate;
Effective May 1st, 1924
In Detroit and in All Territory Supplied at the Detroit Rate
These rates are a
uthorized by the decision of the Board of Arbitration announce April 12, 19
a month to those using 1,200 cubic feet
MINIMUM BILL—$1.00
or less per month.
79c per thousand
First 50,000 cubic feet
75c per thousand
50,000 to 100,000 cubic feet
70c per thousand
100.000 to 500,000 cubic feet
66c per thousand
500,000 to 1,000,000 cubic feet
62c per thousand
1,000,000 to 5,000,000 cubic feet
58c per thousand
Over 5,000,000 cubic feet
A charge of 10c
per thousand cubic feet will be added to the above
days •f ter bills ace rendered.
rates when payment is not made within ten
dditional charge of 10c per month per meter
An a
May 1, 1924, to December 31, 1925.
is authorised from
We entered into the arbitra-
The Gas Company accepts the decision of the Board of Arbitration.
will carry out the Board's de-
tion agreement in good faith, and, while we hoped for higher rates, we endeavor at all times to keep
cision in letter and spirit. We will continue to give good service and
pace with the growth of the city.
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d al, 4d,
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