JUNE 6, 1924
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is still a great hunger in the institu-
tions of Torah in Europe. You have
fed us during the war. Now we call
upon you to continue your good will
59 that the spirit of Judaism may live,
and not die. The spirit of the Jewish
(From Correepondens• and Cables of Jewish leltgrapble Agency.)
people is just as much a part of you
as a part of the communities which
'lb , Jewish neighborhood of Teheran was attacked by a Mohammedan
with
the
intention
of
massacring
and
plundering
the
population.
The
have
sent me here.
mob
"With a heart full of gratitude I
poliro iotervened energetically, but in spite of them six persons were
1 . 511 relate that my devoted pupils, af-
serious!y wounded.
ter fleeing to Minsk and Krements-
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are now restored to their beloved
l'alestine will be represented at the international trade union congress chug
which will take place shortly in Vienna by four delegates. The Palestinian academy in Slobodka. There they are.
r
aloft the banner of the Torah
Jewi h workers are organized in trade unions under the general auspices holding
even us thousands of others are do in
of the Iliqadruth Ilaovdim.
in
the
Talmud
Torahs
and
Yeshibahs
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has in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Roo-
Information received in Vienna shows that a great economic crisis
Bessarabia. Many business houses niania, Czecho-Slovakia and elsewhere.
of
arisen in Kishineff, the principal city of
suicides have been recorded. The All of as join in asking the Jews of
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Educ•ting 250,000 Children.
An international health commission will visit Russia and the Ukraine
for the purpose of investigating the situation there in regard to malaria. Rabbi Aaron Teitelbaum, field rep-
Nations, resentative of the Central Relief Cont-
This was decided upon by the health committee of the League of
which has been in session at Paris. The commission will also visit Rou- • mittee, made the appeal on behalf of
the delegation. Ile said that there
mania, Jugo•Slavia and Italy.
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are 250,000 children, of whom 30,000
prominent Jewish merchant of Kishineff, Shalom lialpern,
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I orphans, who receive their educa-
Professor Jorga of the University of Bucharest and well known Ron- are
manian scholar, diagared that he would have to resign from the faculty of tion in schools in 1350 cities in Eu-
and Palestine. Ile declared that
the university because of the fact that the anti-Semitic students are pre- rope
the funds which have been allowed for
venting him from delivering his lectures. The Roumanian universities at
urposes
and ducational
religius
o
present are uo more than burles que houses," said Professor Jorga.
additional funds
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ha d been spent car
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not available.
Announcement of a passenger service between Russia and Palestine has . arc "The teachers in the institutions
been made by the Rustlot, the Soviet state line. Emigrants are carried supported by the Central Relief Com-
regularly from Odessa to Constantinople. The route to Palestine is Odessa-
Constantinoplealaffa. It is expected that before long the Russians state ships !mitt."'" said Rabbi Teitelbaum, "nsk
will be able to proceed by way of Odessa-Alexandria, calling also at ports for only bread and water. They crave
no luxuries. They are willing to give
in Palestine and Syria.
up their all for the preservation of
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the Jewish spirit.'
A fire broke out May 16 in Pinsk, the main city of the Polesie Province,
Rabbi A. M. Hershman of Shaarey
with a population consisting mostly of Jews. Two streets, with 30 houses Zedek Synagogue, presided at the ,
on them, were destroyed. The local fire department could not cope with mass-meeting at Arena Gardens last
the situation and the flames raged for many %ours. An appeal for aid was Sunday evening. Ile greeted the dele-
made to Itrest Litovsk, which is a long distance away, and with its help the gation as the "great men of their na-
fire finally was suppressed. Public buildings were not affected by the fire. tion, leaders of the people, shining
lights of Israel." He said that all
A repetition of the Armenian massacres which preceded Turkey's en- Jews were in agreement as to the
Rance into the world war is reported by the Armenians who are arriving
Peed for the study of the Torah. The
in Palestine and !Mesopotamia, having fled from the northern border of love of the Torah is instinctive, the
Syria where the Turks have started,a guerilla warfare. The refugees tell
rabbi asserted.
of the destruction of over n dozen villages and of the terror and panic in
Book of Martyrdom Open.
which the Armenian population are now living. Many are fleeing into
If we respect the men who have
come to us," declared Rabbi Hersh-'
man, ''we must interest ourselves in •
the cause in behalf of which they have
come hither. The hook of Jewish
martyrdom is still open. The Jew is
the
his eargerness .
suffering
ce ee y we
T
k ern. Tw ice
e
is s
! 'See how we have become a scorn
i the nations; w in
The question of transferring the central Zionist institutions from Lon- say
nee : accounten, as sheep brought to
don to Jerus em was raised at a joint meeting of the Yawl Leunsi and and
o slaughter,
derision among
the
to be slain and destroy-
members of he Zionist greater actions committe, who are now in Palestine. ed, to be smitten and reproached. Yet,.
David Yellin touched upon the decision of the greater actions committee despite all this, we have not forgotten
to restrict the representative rights of the Vand ',mini in the Palestine Thy name.' The Jews of Europe still
Zionist executive. Other speakers expressed the opinion that there should desire to maintain the spirit of their
be full co-operation between the Yalu! Leumi and the Zionist executive. law and religion."
Doubt was, however, expressed whether the time is ripe for the transfer
The principal speaker was Chief
of Zionist headquarters from London to Jerusaland
Rabbi Kook. Rabid Kook, noted as ,!
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philosopher, pat and man of vision,
Startling, (Ingalls of how the Lithuanian police forced a number of delivered a characteristic address. He
Jews to confess membership in the Communist party were disclosed in in- disucssnd the essence of Jewish na-
formation which comes from Kovno. A large number of Jewish young men, tionality, the essential unity in moral •
many of them list passers-by, were arrested on May 1 (luring the street purpose of the various elements in the
demonstration. They were taken into custody and were so brutally beaten Jewish people, the significance of the'
by the police agents that many of them fainted. The agents, threatening (dispersion in history.
them with shooting and the infliction of pogroms against the Jewish popu•
Would Serve Truth.
lotion, forced them to confess that they were Communists. Proof of the
"The past, present and future form'.
innocence of most of those arrested resulted in the release of 27.
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a consistent stream in the history of
The Jew. of Transylvania have formed
protections committee .som- our people. They constitute one pro- ,
prising all the Jewish parties in the province, to protect the Jewish popula- cess. The redemption of our people,
tion against any possible steps which may be taken by the authorities to both in a physical and spiritual sense
curtail their rights. The committee has been brought into existence mainly is determined by the manner in which
because of the fear that the government may make use of the uncertainty the Jewish will asserts itself.
"The Jews cannot he engulfed in
which exists about the number of Jews who are entitled to citizenship in
order to expel from the country those whose citizenship is not indisputable. the world's peoples' for they have al-
The committee will endeavor also to secure an extension of citizenship ways sought, humbly and with trepi-
dation, to serve as the light of the na-1
rights to embrace the whole of the Jewish population of the province.
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lions and as the vehicle of truth.
That the economic crisis prevailing now in Poland will result in the Nothing can destroy the insistence of
mass immigration of the Jews from that country is the hope expressed by the Jewish nation, unless it be the
the Polish Nationalist paper Dziennik Wilenski. The paper points to the Jewish people itself.
"American Jewry constitutes that
fact that the Jewish merchants find themselves now in a grave economic
position and that many Jewish firms have gone bankrupt. in the city of phase of present Jewish life which
Vilna alone, over 100 houses belonging to Jews have been bought by Poles, makes possible the necessary adjust-
the original owners being unable to maintain them. The present economic ment in the life of our people as a;
crisis is the result of the introduction of the new Polish currency, the zloty, whole. The happiness and prosperity l .
and the severe taxation imposed upon the merchants, affecting mostly the which is your lot may, in a measure,
Jewish population.
be concentrated to the cause of regen-
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eration, spiritual and physical, in the
A general strike of storekeepers and a protest demonstration was lands that have been wasted by war
arranged in Warsaw by a group of Orthodox Jews on account of the fact and internal strife."
that building operations had been started on the much disputed Jewish
Rabbis Joseph Thumin of Detroit
Academic Home, next to the synagogue in the suburb of Pragz. While the and Aaron Teitelmaum also spoke.
Orthodox storekeepers closed their stores a large group of men, women
Subscriptions amounting to $13,-
and children marched toward the place where the building was being 466 were made at the banquet and
erected, stormed the court yard of the synagogue and destroyed same the massmeeting, of which $4,232.00
of the building material. The police had to be called to restore order. was in cash. The rabbis of the local
The Orthodox participants formed themselves into a meeting which passed congregations will continue to solicit
a resolution demanding the suspension of the building activity.
contributions until the total raised in
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Detroit will be commensurate with
The Livires Synagogue, recently proposed by a group of pious Com. the importance of the community.
monists of Poltava, has become a reality in that city. With the permission
of the central authorities, it seas opened in the city. At the (owning cele-
bration the speakers exclaimed: "Mazeltov to our Proletarian Synagogue,"
"Lone live tin Proletariat" and "Long live the Torah." They also quoted
the Bible, the )lidrash and Lenin. Whenever Lenin's name was mentioned
they did not omit to nob!: "Olov Ilasholoni" (Peace he unto him) or "Sich-
rono Pyrochall" (Blessed be his menioryl. One of the speakers pointed out
that Lenin woo as great as Moses, for he, Lenin, had translated the Torah
into the language of Bolshevism. The Living Synagogue, which will start
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its activities immediately, is modeled after the Living Church, whose pur-
no retroactive effect. It was passed
pose is to combat the prejudice of the "Dead Church."
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before the Supreme Court's decision
Jewish community center leaders from all parts of the country will gather in the matter. The Sabath bill mere-
at Atlantic City for thier annual convention to be held June 17-20. There ly makes it retroactive. Congress
are now hund•..1. of Jwish community centers all over the country and should lose no time in adopting it."
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many new onus are being erected. The Jewish community center move-
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During the recent 'visit to Minsk of M. Kalinin, chairman of the All-
Russian central executive committee, he was asked at a public meeting he
addressed: "Why are the Jews not represented in the Nationalities Council
of Russian Socialist Republics?" M. Kalinin replied: "The Council of
Nationalities is constituted on the basis of territory. As a matter of fact,
th Jews are sufficiently represented in the general Soviet bodies and in
that way the Jewish interests are sufficiently safeguarded.
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ORDERS DEPORTING
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ment is largely an outgrowth of the Y. M. H. A. idea and was originated 60
years ago with the establishment of the New York Jewish community cen-
ter. The Jewish Welfare Board, which is the parent body of more than 300
constituent cent.•rs, recently issued a report showing the remarkable ad-
vance being mole by the movement. The Welfare Board conducts training
courses for pr .fessional workers, community surveys, membership cam-
paigns, building drives activity and equipment studies, and also does gen-
eral field work for its constituent societies.
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FILED APPEAL FOR VETO
BEFORE COOLIDGE SIGNED BILL
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.) — A
final written protest and appeal for
a veto of the immigration bill was
sent to President Coolidge on behalf
of the American Jewish Committee
and the American Jewish Congress
before the President had signed the
bill. The appeal was signed by Louis
Marshall and Rabbi Stephen S. Wise.
The petitioners were convinced in ad-
vance of the hopelessness of their
protest, but took the action never-
theless for its moral effect and as a
matter of record.
Forty nations have accepted the invitation of the Italian government
for an international emigration conference, the British Ministry of Labor
delegating Viscount Ullswater , ex-speaker of Parliament, to attend with
14 experts. The conference has been called for the special purpose of con-
sidering a program for the opening up of new countries to Immigration,
which has become vital, particularly in view of the new restrictive immi-
gration law in America. Memoranda will be submitted to the conference
by those nationalities which are most affected by the restriction. The inter-
national labor office of the League of Nations, which has just concluded
its own conference at Geneva, is showing some opposition to the proposed
new conference because it is being held under the auspices of the Italian
government, with which it disairreesoninazm aspects of the labor question.
ROUMANIA ADMITS
MASSACRE WAVE
The proposal of the Spanish government to establish an international
university in Spain, with special provisions for the Jewish students of
Eastern Europe who are affected by the percentage limitation on their
numbers in the universities (humerus clausus) was considered by the sub-
committee on inter-university relations of the Intellectual Commission of
the League of Nations, under the chairmanship of Professor Gilbert Murray.
and with the participation of Professor Colman, director of the American
Univerity Union of Europe. The sub-committee did not accept Spain's
proposal. The feeling was expressed that at present it would be impos-
sible to establish an official international university, although steps should
be taken immediately to encourage co-operation between the universitties
of the different countries by a frequent exchange of professors and students.
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