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:-: CLASSIFIED :-: Pen Pictures of New Palestine TO EXAMINE JEWISH SHOPPING DIRECTOR
CITIZENS' RIGHTS

Leopold Vadasz, former minister of
justice in the Tisza government of
Hunga ry, died recently at Budapest
at the ageof 65. Mr. Vadasz was
born of p000r, Orthodox Jewish par- FOR RENT-Upper seven-room flat
in steam heated apartment. Jani-
ents, worked his way through a law
tor services. :1924 Brush. Open
chool, acquired a reputation as a
s
all day Sunday. Phone Melrose
brilliant lawyer and was elected to
1065.
nurha mobit. j ; When h is candidacy as
'min i tr I justice w as proposed to
FOR
RENT - Furnished room for
aged Emperor Franz Joseph, so
the
gentleman, with private family.
!Time. sys, the prime minister of
a
ReAsonable.
8031 Colfax. Phone
Austna Bongary objected on the
Walnut 6485-W.
e
g,ound- • Let Vadasz was a Jew. Th
eagassir sed if he was an able man FLAT FOR RENT--I6520 log Cabin
and, re, .• •sig the reply that he was
avenue, close to Palmer Park.
rotept,., , !!y s0, approved the ap-
Beautiful new five-room lower Oat.
pointee ••• sayin . ; "I am Oat 1:011-
Apply on premises.
tend s • his religion." When the
-
-
p•rsecat i: of the Jews in Hungary MRS. SHERLINE-First class cook-
assumed .in acute stage, Vadasz re-
ing and catering for weddings and
tired fr., active political life.
parties. Call Northway 2037-J.

By DR. JOSEPH SILVERMAN,
Rabbi Emeritus of Temple Emanu-El, New York.

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League of Nations Names Body
to Investigate Condition of
Jews in Roumania.

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UPPER GALILEE,
Scene of Extensive Jewish Colonization.

PARIS. (J. T. A.1 --A committee
of the League of Nations Was appoint-
ed to inquire into the situation of the
thousands of Jews in the newly ac-
quired provinces of Roumania with
rossard to their citizenship rights,
which are threatened by the attitude
of the Roumanian government, it was
stated in a report of the Alliance Is-
raelite llniversolle submitted at its
annual meeting which was held here.
Representatives of the Alliance Is.
raelite Universelle have taken up the
matter with the representatives of
the Itnumanian government in Ge-
neva, but the Roumanian lila iSS11111,
disnuted the figures submitted by the
alliance, staining that ,'sly a small
number of Jews are affs stool by the
clause in thss new Roumanian nation-
ality law which places the burden of
proof upon every applicant fur Rou-
manian citizenship that he resided in
the newly Regains(' territory before
1918. It was only after the repre-
sentatives of the alliance threatened
to raise the auestioon publicly that the
establishment of the commission was
consented to.
t Violence.
Do Not P
The renort of the alliance further
deals with the situation of the JON'S
in Roumania and states that "while
the Roumanian ministers denounce
anti-Semitic. violence in their public
speeches, they do nothing to prevent
it. It is difficult to believe that anti-
Jewish excesses would be possible did
the government not maintain an atti-
tude of passivity.
"The movement against the doomi•
nant parts. in Roumania was speedily
suppressed. but the governmssnt per-
mits antislewish disturbances. This
peculiar attitude towards the Jewish
population has long been the secret
,,f Roumanian politics and the Brati-
ano government simply continues to
maintain this tradition," the report
declares.
If the atoning:n:10n appointed to in-
quire into the situation of those Jews
who are refit-sot citizenship will not
solve the problem, nothing will be
left except to bring the question be-
fore the forum of the League of Na
(ions, leading officials of the organiz-
ation maintain.
The report of the alliance also
deals with the situation of the Jews
in Poland and it deplores the situa-
tion, which is aggravate,' by internal
dissensions between the various fac.•
thins and parties. the Folkists, Zion-
ists, Agudists anal the assimilationists,
who, instead of presenting a unite,'
front, fight each (other and paralyze
their activities.
This dissension re-
moves the possibility of securing re-
spect for the rights accorded the Jews
through the international minorities
treaty, the report points out.
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ments, where this work has been
IN'
scientifically in progress. And tra-
IMMIGRANTS AND JOBS
choma is no longer a bogey, now that
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Dear old Jerusalem! City of peace the rules of hygiene arc taught in the
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR-Moles and
schools and a regular system of med-
warts permanently removed by, and holiness! How narrow and dark
multiple electrolysis. Sixty to 700 are your streets, how dormant your ical inspection of the children is con-
ducted and there are hospitals not
spirit!
But
here
also
some
leaven
is
hairs removed nor hour, according
to your case. I positively guaran :wring strangely and powerfully and (only in Jerusalem. but in Tel Aviv,
Tiberias, Haifa and Safest and a Jew-
tee my work to be permanent. crsoating numerous surprises.
just beyond the old city, wrapped ish slink. in Hebron.
Phone 5lain 2789. Beula Starr, 418
"And is all this work," I asked, "be-
in its mystic slumber, is the active,
Capitol Theater Bldg.
modern, ne w
w Jerusalem and further ing suppsrrted by that organization of
FOR RENT-- 2011 Ilazekvosal. Six- on are the suburbs, most of them still American women who started it?"
rooms and breakfast nook. Steam in prove's of construction, but holding
"They are still its guardian angels,"
heat. Rent reasonable. Phone Gar- the clear promise • of a 'greater and I WAS told, "under the inspiring lead-
field 1121 s
richer life. There are especially Tab ership of Henrietta Smolt!. But un-
pioth, which means the "hill of beau-I fortunately-no, I mean fortunately,
WANTED Gentleman desires room
and lioneh Ilayit, which means --this work has so grown and is of
and board with private family. the - home builders," not to forget such importance for the land that two
Referesows exchanged. ('hone Gar- I Naehlat l't.hudah (the "inheritance of other oorganizations are helping to
field 2110.
'Judah") and others. One can't help support it. Those two are the Joint
Distribution Committee in the United
FLAT FOR RENT- 1438 Burlin- learning a little Hebrew with one's
States and the Karen Ilayessal."
game. Large tipper flat. Four bed. geography in Palestine:
Undoubtedly the predominant note
It made me feel prouder to be an
rooms, two baths, steam heat and
here is "labor." That tannins but American when I saw this peculiarly
garage. Rent reasonable. Phone •
American
work of healing which Was
much
neglected
phrase
"the
dignity
of
Hemlock 5983.
labor" is no mere empty phrase in the in progress.
I came across a fellow-tourist who
FOR RENT-2257 Hazelwood. be- new' country. It is revealed in the
tween Fourteenth and LaSalle. faces and movements of the workers spoke wistfully regarding the fact
Beautiful six-room flat with steam who are making or mending roads, that Palestine is becoming modernized.
heat, shower bat h, site drive, ga- who, are building houses and doing the "An sonental country, he said,
rage and all modern conveniences. snores of other menial tasks as though "should remain oriental."
"You mean that you miss the sloth
51ust he seen to be appreciated. they were engaged in some holy rite!
anol filth and sease," I protested.
Flat can he seen lit your conveni- !bow wonderful it all is
m
blame principally
Thousands of these workers are "If you do you must
ence.. Call Krainer, Garfield 4096.
Grand River, Crosstown and
united in a remarkable co-operative the chalutzim and the Hadassah Med-
Fourteenth Cars Pass the Door,
TO RENT Furnished room for one organisations known • as Sold-Bona ical Organisation."
JAS. CONLEY, Auctioneer
or two persons, in private biome 1"rnadmaker.") , The splendid auto-
2256 Blaine,. between Fourteenth mobile roads on which ,I shall soon set
Garfield 2123.
VI
flod I aSalle Blvd. Phone Walnut out to visit the colonies were built by
"OUR" CHILDREN
4657 .1.
Owns TS, y have built whole suburbs
if houses. Thtoy monop-
There are two groups in Palestine JEWS ARE. BEI.ABORFD
Foil; El INT
\I, It furnished room and loin it ds
(ohm. the Ltalding trod, of the country.
d
nil,
who seem to 'dominate the chalutzim
1.1, with torlsotte fossils.
. thi.11' own carpentry shops and the children. In Jerusalem, where FROM MANY (IUARTERS
have
In hseshord. I9111 Blaine.
Gar-
K1.A1'SEN111111G. - - (.1. T. A.)
Lind meatiness much valuable building
!•
aso's M.
I am still tarrying, held, so to speak,
"material. Recently they hash taken by the charm of that told city, the "Between the devil and the deep sort",
is
a
phrase which is said to fittingly
to quarrying, dressing Stones and chalutzim are not very mush ftl evi-
describe the situation in which half
bUilding bridges, They offer an ex- 1 dence, but when yvu it'
a group of Transylvania, formerly a part of
rellent training school for the future then swinging down the road it gives Hungary and now
alilleXCil to R011- 1
aitrieulturists. They have worked fur yeti a feeling that you are in the pees- man i a ,
the' central government, for munici- :sins, of conquerors.
The Roumanian paper, Infratirmi,
NEW YORK. -.A letter from Dr. palities, private companies and indi-
Children, however, are everywhere • attaeks the organ of the Zionist-
Wo.kinann, president of the viduals. Their principal problem has
and there is a striking similarity of j Transylvania, the Ujkolet, because it
w o rld Zi on ist Organization, Written lain to get credit for, tools arid ma-
spirit between these bold youngsters, ; ut sasaistuato pug smaj• manna o
after a visit to 13filfouria, the colons. chinery', for raw material. The Karen children, fur the most part, of parents: is published in the Hungarian lan•
of the American Zion Coommonwealth Ilayessal and a special bank of their
i European ghettos, and the; amigos The Jews in Transylvania are
reared in
this • Einek • was read at a celssbra- own come to their n.sure. - .
sturdy newcomers, moist of whom have Hungarian Irreolentists. The Hun
., non in honor of the seventh Balfour j I met a number of unemployed, who,
been branded by the Imes of the world , varian anti-Semites constantly criti-
Day anniversary. In his letter. which were getdif3g ready to set out for the
war. They are all zealots. size the Jews in Transylvania, alloog-
to charts., Passnian. rep- toloacco plantations, where a great de-
he Robin
The schools aro "moulding this, ing that they abandoned their loyalty
of the commonwealth in mand foie labor had arisen. These on-
r•semai
stronor spirit of t'•. , children. I hap- to Hungary immediately after the
Palest i s , De. IVeizeumn praises the . emploved, as well as the others, were pen (I 10 pass o no. f these sehools at province was annexos
I to Roumania.
'stony :5..1 tore(p• , a brilliant future in high spirits over the increases' im-
the hour of disco l • •.I I heard a bat, o Actually, the UjIselet opposes Hun-
\ re-List:Lsw.ot mbooteol to migration. I thought of the American
f.a. is
el of Issty y tin; ices.-but no, it Italian culture, urging the Jews in
• • , I LI Balfour Federatkon of Labor a nd their hostile
seas n t as ',Mad. s "e they shouted Transylvania to adopt Hebrew cul-
attitude to increased immigration in- and called t each ' Ik, r in only one tun..
Ur. 11'eizmatin to the Unit( d States.
T h o .. •
langus gc -11f. 1.- W. I watched them
re a d s
"They'll 1 . 0111e and take your job
olony of Bal- away," I said to one of them. "What with tl e (pour fecIsig in me that I
SOLVAY COKE
was wffntssilos as in•ac'e. It seemed
a
foonria
will you do then.
as if the days of Coo Prophets had
!ming
■ •
,ItiSf:11',
"I will starve a little, " he laughed. suddenly leaped out si the slim past.
Sn•riosol
Zion
ASF1LESS ANTHRACITE
done then. I's.
"Veti see," he :1116(.1, oolos•rving my On remarking tLis t' a young, man,
'snimonwealth. L , o lenient makes amazemosit, "I haven't come out here
apparently one of the teachers, he
owcsollosnt inion•-mol ha its sys-
to get a' job."
.
said:
NO. 3 VEIN
planning, its locautiful houses, 'only
---
great job is to build Palestine,
"Yes, they are our past, but what fs
,drainage system and splendid wa- and the mono immigrants of the right
POCAHONTAS
Commonwealth Agent Spent
t e r installation. Balfouria has a kind the quicker will Palestine be more important, they are also our fu- j Much Time in Detroit in
Be.
tore"
•
.
brilliant future. It will be one Of the built.
That particular school, I learnssl,
half of Garden City Plan.
ELKHORN
sosms in the string of Jewish colonies
11111. Who expects only'
with
surprise
of
in the Knob and I will follow with
a certain shunning disorder in an 1)r- 1
The death in a Chicago street-ear
KENTUCKY STEAM
eagerness the further development of
"SWATTING" THE MOSQUITO
Willa' country:is one of a system. The . crash on Nov. 2 of Or. Menachem M.
the settlement "
systt•i
covers
the
entire
country,
from
Sheinkin,
for moose than 30 years a
to
Was
Seat
COAL
The following message
Who hasn't heard that Palestine is
Taro' Balfour: a land of malaria and trachoma! I Dan to Bersh••ba, so to speak, with prominent figure in the Zionist rnove-
about
120
separate
institutions.
Gov-
;neat
in
Europe,
came as a shark to
"American Zionis'ts gathered for suspect there are many people who
the seventh Balfour Dav celebration have hvaril very little else about Pal- ermine this system is a board of edu scores of Detroit Jews who were ae-
Immediate delivery on the
ration,
which
works
out
courses
of
quainted
with
Dr.
Sheinkin. I,ast
smell their greetings to the illustrious estine. Nevertheless, one of my sur-
very best of domestic fuels.
author of the Balfour Declaration. prises was to mote how little concern- study and provides qualified teachers. July Dr. Sheinkin, who was a repro.-
And
there
are
kindergartens,
elemen-
,
sentative
of
the
American
Zion Coom-
The Billfouria colony. which was ed Palestine • is about its physical
tary schcaols, both academic and tech- monwealth, spent a considerable
named in v„11' h'1110r, is making ex-
I had, of course, learned
health.
Meal,
and
normal
schools;
and,
to
cap
period
in
the
city
and
prevailed
upon
-
cellent prow,- "
of the Haolassah Medical Organiza-
oo,ft hn,whoo,htm
o etnatkos o fru; Herz i
the climax, they 'are putting on the .'+ fi
tion, a work initiated during the
Mount of Olives the first buildings of .
war by the Zionist Organization
garden , si. i ,t,y„inte,ial
l' inestt ihnee. About'
a university which will. be the crown lie,
with the special co-operation of
LET
of the system.
Ain•rioan Jewish women. I blow
Dr. Sheinkin, who was a resident of
Some might be puzzled that a pop-
little about this activity in sanitation
es ,t_inusopo
fspi,r a s naunnilioae nr of y,I.,Rerps, ewaars.
MOVE YOU
and in the field of medicine, bath cut- ulation od only about 100,000, Olono. looked
of them reallywealthy and must of
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l
i
'bent visfy poor) could support stall wstness. While his work frequently
I had occasion to see the unit in ac-
1057 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
brought him to the fore in this Noon-
Northway 4170
tion. I visited the Rothschild Hospi- an educational system. But the mat- try, he was of a retiring disposition.
Phone Cadillac 6853-4679.
•
ter is plain when it is learmd that not
tal of the Ilatlassah-a well equipped
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the Palsostinian Jews are its chief sup- As a speaker he was effective. al-
modern institution. In one of the
though he stud•ously avoided nights
wards I found an Arab shivering with port but rather the Jews of the world, of ooratoory, bringing to the discussion
through the Kasren Ilayesod and other
malaria.
of his tho•mes the facts at his disposal
organizations.
"Oar friends, the Arabs, also rune
Rail developing them in quaint, home-
The following day, in one of the Je-
to us," said the young physician who
soun
fashion. Ile was about 55 years
Fee aketemolsilea, Tracks sad Meter Boats
s
rusalem
suburbs,
I
came
upon
a
group
•
showed me around. "They are learn-
1 alte.s
ing that malaria is not exactly a gift of Buy Scouts out on a hike. • Youth ;"
S poke at Sh
Zedek.
but
in
this
land
it
seems
id .rious,
of Allah which must be accepted
During his visit in Detroit during.
more glorious than elsewhere.
gratefully and gracefully." • j to be
the
summer
he
spoke
at
Shaarey Zos
Glenda. 4111
rim's.
joined the group and approached the
11 1.1 , -U Seldom Aeneas
Sanitary engineering, such as the I
leader. Ile spoke English perfectly. (hok Synagogue and at the memorial
draining of marshes and the care of
service arranged in honor of the ;
"Well," I said to the leader, "I'll
the water cisterns, directed towards
twentieth anniversary of the death of
the routing of the "anopheles, or ma- say you have good reason to be p rood
Trminr
.
swn
laria-breeding mosquito, has dune of your children."
For the most part. Dr. Sheinkin's
"They are yours tom," he answered,
wonders for the stamping nut of ma-
career as a Zionist advocate was of-
laria, especially in the Jewish settle- and I understood him.
copied with efforts to redeem thmsnil
of Palestine. For many years he
--
worked in behalf of the Jewish Na-
Nash Plants Work Twenty-four BRITISH AMBASSADOR
tional Fund and, since the Balfour
Huge
Flour.Shifts to Meet
GREETS ZIONISTS Declaration and the important d•-
Demand For Cars.
velopments which followeol, repre-
Ailtnle"
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NEW YORK. - 1-1. T. A.) -- Con- sorted the American Zion Common-
wealth
in its broad•guage ratan to es-
November will sot another new gratulations on the occasion of the
tablish, through the financial co-oper-
Nash gales record, according to every
seventh anniversary of the Balfour ation of American Jews, model gar-
of
the
indication in the first half
month. Continued demand for the Declaration were sent to the Zionist den cities in Palestine, of which 13,1-
now Nash stories, which has left the Organization of America by Sir Esme (narks and Herzlia are said to be
•
-
factory oversold since the Aug. 1 an- Howard, British ambassador to the typical.
1-
During his life-time, Dr. Sheinkin
.
nouncement, will make this the great- United States.
was closely associated with the men
est November in the history of the
"I have much pleasure on the oc-
who
shaped the destinies of the move-
Nash Motors Company and a el( se casion of the seventh anniversary of
-
ment ha establish a Jewish homeland
in point of sales, to the month the Balfour Declaration in sending a
in Palestine. He attended practically
of October, which had the greatest message to the Zionists, expressing
ell of the congresses held by the
1
lousiness ever recorded by Nash.
the continued and deep interest of my . World Zionist Organization.
Many of the departments in the country in their efforts to establish a
Seaman body plant run not only night Jewish national home in l'alestine and
and day but Sunday an well. While my confident hope for the future pros-
CARD OF THANKS
this is not true of the entire plant, it perity of that country under the Brit-
is an indication of the unusual efforts ish mandate conferred by the League
Mrs. David leach wishes to thank
that are being made by Nash Motors of Nations with the help and support her relative. and friends for the
to meet the demand which greeted the of the Zionist associations all over the many kindnesses shown her during
announcement of its new line of cars. world," the message state
her recent illness.

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