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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925

VOL. XVII, NO. 20

YESHIBAll TO GIVE
Next Monday
HEBREW UNIVERSITY (To O Speak
n ' Behind the Scenes'
) $1000 PLATE DINNER
CELEBRATION TO BE
FOR BUILDING FUND
CITY -WIDE AFFAIR

t. Cl
emens Quota
For Relief, $ I ,500

JEWIS H CONGRESS
TO AID IN RELIEF
OF EUROPEAN JEWS

Hebrew University
Celebration Speaker

Elkin, Levine, Green
and Mrs. Malhin Organize
Committee.
Nathan Straus Moved by Ap-
—
peals of World Relief Or-
No ,,e1 Idea to Raise Second
tif which
Fiftetol
hundred
d
o
car
'
Million of $5,000,000 for
ganization Members.
' $500 will be for the Stranded Refu-
—_
I gees Fund and $1,000 for the Ort
Orthodox College.
tiUtoa
I flior.i iNnt,oturuntction Furl, ii , the
RELIGIOUS TEACHING
Clemens Jewry, was de-
COLLEGE ENDORSED BY
BANNED BY SOVIETS
sided upon at a meeting of the local
•
LEADING EDUCATORS lewish leaders held last Sunday at
Elkins Hotel. Louis Busker, ss o is
Eisenstadt,
Former
Chief
Dr.
i
touring the sniallt•r Michigan cites
Penniman, Kay, Scott, Bryan,
Rabbi of Leningrad, Tells
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Who Sent Greetings.
Charities; M orris . I) Waldman, execu-

of City of Detroit Sends
Congratulations to De-
troit Jewry.
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RABBI SAUL SILBER ONE
OF PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS

Council

Koffman Calls Upon All

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Jews to Make Celebration
a Holiday.

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GLENDALE

EVENING STANDARD
SAYS BALFOUR MAY
RETURN AS A JEW

Labor Member Asks If Balfour
Visit Will Mean Ad.
ditional Expense.

PREMIER HERRIOT
SENDS GREETINGS

David Brown of Detroit Among
Many Notables Who At-
tend Opening.

LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The visit
After hearing the reports of Ur
of Lord Balfour to Palestine to open
-
NEW YORK.—So
enthusiastic was I live director of the United Jewish
•
the
Hebrew University found an echo
Rabbi
i
f
t
z
n
ktn,
k
witri
i
.
y
Butzel.
pre-
.
eti111
i
i ,nHat
t
M.
of Charities, and Fred
in the House of Commons when Mac
. formerly aibelfn ri ;‘ ' litini is nonf 1.:(i• 'n'i ti' l
strand.
the response of Orthodox Jewry
— - -
er
Kenzie
Livingstone asked the secre-
New
York
to
the
appeal
for
the
first
Isented
the
needs
Of
the
15,000
r.
Oscar
Kohn,
me
d
D
d
in
ntsd
When Detroit Jews meet Sunday
ts an
ted Jews nd in Europ ean por
mbth
rld Relief Dele gati on,
tary for the colonies whether he had
everting, April 12, at Kirby Center,
$1,000,000 of the 95,000,000 fund
of the organtz at ion which of th, e anWo
any
information
with regard to the
teaches
Kirby and St. Antoine avenues, to
sought for the building of the Yoshi- I Cuba,
a Jews of Russia the industrial executive committee of the America
popular feeling exhibited in Palestine
bah of America that a novel methodi arts and agriculture, to Jacob Malbin. Jewish Congr•ss at a recent merlin C
celebrate the occasion of the opening
reso
t1
is
in
connection
with
Lord Balfour's vis-
lintel Biltmore adoptt•
of the Hebrew University at Jerusa-
has been adopted to raj" the second I • president of the synagogue; Samuel at the otel
, g 1:10etraitmn
committer
i:tne
it.
lem, they will be joined in their jubi-
million
dtillars.
At
the
suggestion
of
Harris
Is
Se-
'
Elkin,
Louis
Green,
harry
Levine
and
lotion
wit
'Major
Ormsby-Gore
in reply stated
'i h
president of the disposal
lation by an expression of felicita-
that he had no information other than
the co-operation of other represent a-
lig, director of the Yeshibah Celle 's/Nirs• Jacob Mall"n•
tion from the Detroit city govern-
dinner will be , Ladies Auxiliary. Those present at
d
what appeared in the British press.
live Jewish organizations, are to
Building Fund, a big
MOIL
held at the Hotel Astor on April 26,Ithe meeting organized tht•mselves as
MacKenzie Livingstone then further
ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT
- vise ways and means of obtaining im
h • Council of the City of Detroit
the executive committee and sr
t-
asked the government to make clear
mediate rslief for the Jews in Eas
at which a cover charge of $1,000 a '
on Tuesday, March 31, unanimously
DR. SAUL SILBER
plate will be made for each guest. , rangt•d to make an appeal to the local
es
to the Arab population of Palestine
lding Jewish community on the last day of ern and Central Europe. This d
passed the following resolution pro-'
the fort that Balfour is not a Jew but
colon was reached after a series I if
man Bradley, con- x y p
was $1,000
raised ,000 of the bui
e first
Th nd
posey
d b Counc
Stephen
by
a
handful
of
well-
I
rassover.
h
'
a
Presbyterian.
Major
Ormsby-Gore
S
Jewish people and the ' W
, fu
One hunred a nd twenty Jew
an Stew
Kr
I replied that he heard that Lord Bal-
and
Wise,
president
known
Orthodox
Jewish
leaders
and
!families
ty:
Hebrew Universiil
Mount Cle
organic
four
had
read the New Testament
1
re
"Whereas, on April 1 the inaugura-
' Behind
lesson in the Anglican Cathedral in
aroused throughout New York and I support
a syna
file. Rabbi
Gabriel Zakuto of Detroit lion, participated.
al id
,
Jerusaleni.
This brought forth an in-
So
moved
was
the
venerable
the country in the building of tai=
Mount Scopus near Jerusalem will be
m-
great seminary and college, the cow- I has recently been engaged as their
I terjection from Sir William Lane
celebrated in the presence of many Alexander Woolleott to $neak
mittee is confident that over 1,000 : spiritual head. The children attend beloved philanthropist by the 'inert he
-
Mitchell, who exclaimed, "No, he
nations and institutions of learning,
------- •
at Temple Sisterhood Meet -
plates for the dinner will be sold with- / a Hebrew school which is supported sive and profound appeals and t sh '
I by the community, as less than half graphic descriptions of the Jewi
including representatives of the gov-
Ef- 1 didn't."
John Baker, Labor M. I'., asked
situation abroad that he arose and in I Women's Societies Join in
13.
ing A
eminent of the United States and of
t out difficulty.
gar ,
At
a
meeting
of
the
campaign
com-
I
are
able
to
pay
their
tuition.
whether there would be any addition-
,
cai
and
fort
to
Raise
Funds
for
of Ameri,
ers
Sixty
to
75
children
attend
an
ex-
"
brief
address
assured
the
dele
the u nivities
-
an
Jewry
will
for a $1,00 0
on of the
t Americ
I at expenditure incurred for the pur-
which
on rnittee at as
pro the pl an
"Wherea s, th e inaugurat
of th eir
Medical Organization.
lion !fat
"Be hind the Scenes, " a lec
,
pose of providing special safeguards
posed, t he committeel, cellent Sunday School each week. spond
to the cry ing needs
ity marks the bi
the Sc. dinner w
Hebrew University
_
the overtones of the theatre, ture
- 1 which is conducted in English.
,.,,.religionists.
of
learning
/
' for Lord Balfour during his visit to
of
a great
ins she become a most im- cidentals of the seaon, the elements accepted the novel idea enthusias
of
which
promise
Mount
Clemens
has
conducted
a
,.,,.religionists.
in
related
the
plight
Valuable
additions
to
the
corps
of
Palestine. Major Ormsby-Gore re-
ill tically anti within a short time 135 I
w
Dr. Motzk Poland, Latvia, lb Ai- helpers in the Hadassah bazaar, to be I plied that he was not aware of such
portaint factor in the material, fatal- invisible to the casual playgoer,
tt, tickets were speedily sold, giving the • number of successful drives in the
the Jews
in
r a ', held in Arena Gardens April 26-29, • • expenditure and if there was such,
imania
and
Russia
and
appealed
fo
oast
in
which
they
over-subscribed
lectual and spiritual progress of the be discussed by Alexander Woollco
tn
t o
Near East anti of the whole of man-, dramatic critic of the New York Sun committee a start of $135,000 toward their quotas. Much of this is due
announced last week. Mrs. 1 it would be borne by the Palestine
strong worn! organization of Jews
' Were
and Vanity Fair. at the April meeting its second $1,000,000.
One hundred dollar dinners have • the fact that the Jewish visitors to help the Jews of those lane .
rry hi. Pren zlauer and M rs. . use : governm
•
emple
that Lord Balfour
m • the Bath City are unusually sympa- political and civic disabilities were'. Ha
The s suggestion
ent.
been given by many Jewish orgas-
Goldstick art' in charge of the NI- •
"Whereas, the citizens of our corn- of the Si terhoo
held in the chapel of t t. he temple
lowing booths and have appointed as t after the enthusiastic reception Be-
l to he h
tht•tic and assist the townspeople invoked against them.
minty will celebrate with
ay afternoon, April 13, at 2:15 ations during the past year as a
said that with the exception of , assistant chairmen: Nies. J. Ilarwith, corded hint in New Palestine may re.
every
opportunity.
The
cam-
lie
observances the dedication of the lie / Mond
o'clock. The lecture comprises many means of raising funds effectively, at
a ,
oer
charge
of the drive for the France, England, Czecho-Slovakia ' aluminum, baskets and flowers; Mrs. main them or if he returns to Eng-
the miner
first time in which
brew University,
at has ev
'resolved b the Council of peeps behind the scenes of two or but r his is
Ort and the refugees is planning to and a few other countries the Jews 'leery Klein, strudel; Mrs. L. Schiller, land he might return as a Jew, was
f $1 000 per plate
a. ,
were the subject of attacks simliar electrical appliances; Sirs. Harry , expressed by the Evening Standard,
.
the
City of of Detroit
that we extend
three
plays of the
•
greetings
congratulations
to the I few'
confidences
as current
to how they came beta made, with every prospect of raise as much as possible at prest n
upon Lord Balfour 'a NIS-
000,000 being raised by the affair. and, if the quota is not made, to raise to those launched against them in Fleischman, glassware; Mrs.
. Georg`' commenting
Jerusalem.
the balance during the month of July,
f the Ilebrew University at to be produced, a few true stories of $1, Educators Endorse Yeshibah.
Mrs. . .1 "sel'
,
•
it
to
'
u
"
o
11 1 •11
.
ayshenfsatide, they were deprived . : kitchen
COI"
"Many of Lord Balfour's admirers
towels; Mrs. R. Abramovitz,
The movement to build a great when the season is at its
nd
thonlan
Jerusalem and to all our fellow-cit- the accidents and at
P
rocery. Mrs. Prt•nzlitut•r Is general' in Great Britain trembled for his soul
tens who will participate in the cele- lie behind them. The lecture is d
of a liveliho o d because of restrictive
modern Yeshibah, which will include
they learned of his reception
economic
laws
and
were
disfran-
g
.
chiarman
of
the
blanket
booth,
the
:
when
witi
h
college,
has
at-
'
and we express the hope that seribed as "entertainment for those
ewis
bration and
on among
and utterances in Palestine. Lord
t promise of this new last/- who like to see the wheels go around." America's
first
c
chisel in Roumania.
contents of whi h will be supplied by
BIBLICAL INFLUENCE ON
, i traded nation-wide attenti
h
n-
Dr.
Motzkin
said
that
if
the
ma-
co
th
•
women
of
the
Bicur
(
holem
So-
George
Gordon and others who were
the foremost educators of t c
Alexander A oollcott uas men
tution of learning will be completely
TARTAR RACE REVEALED i jority of Jews in the Ukraine w t in . te.
on Jan. 19, 1887. Ile try
try as one of the most significant
less famous entered the "Covenant
Phalanx,
nger me Mrs. Abramovitz has asked for do- / of Abraham" and became Jews," the
fulfilled."
Philadelphia
not
to
be
overwhelmed
by
hu
present-day American life.
N. Jd train t
not
was grat'luate
Every Detroit Jew Invited.
they would have to have help f ram
for the grocery booth from • parn,r says.
Many in
of them have written to the
„ o ., nations
A. J. Koffman, president of the De- 'Central High School, received his slelss
MOSCOW. - (J. T. AT —
• • •
'
eir A
merican brethren. Dr. Si
v i e s Jewish women of the city. She joins
gicfal dist ov erit •s recently made re- th
he it district of the Zionist Organize- bachelor of philosophy degree from Yeshibah, expressing their sympathy
of 1stadt said that the Jews in o roli. in the appeal of all chairmen of BALFOUR VISITS
College in 1909 and did with the project and indorsing it as , ovleoal
tra
p as College
e fi rst time th e influence
or
th
on of America, who presided at , Ham
u
13. work
In 1 at Colmbia
gra d u ate
valuable
addition
to American
col- the Bible on the Tartar race, accord- Russia who attentpted to give d as booths that prospective buyers of sup- HOLY PLACES
ure.
Among
them are
the following:,
i so me
the conference of organizations ' University in 1 9
909 he joined
plies that are not immediately needed' JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) — A
were prosecute
l Dr. J. II. Penniman, head of the log to the announcement of scientists gious instruction
which banded together to make
members of the bourgtoiss.
ait until the bazaar is open.. and state of excitement prevail ed among
celebration of the, opening of the Ile- the editorial staff of the New York
here.
"Any
plorml
the
economic
condition
of
the
w
make their purchases there. The say. the Jerusalem Arabs when an un-
' Times and in 1914 became dramatic ,ity
Uni itution of Pennsylvania:
l
Tartar
coins
found
in
a
glazed
ven-
al
3,200,000 Jews living in Russia and ing to the purchaser will be substan. founded rumor was spread that Lord
brew
a city-wide
c
which has for its purpose
in University
Detroit, has
issued a call
at
vers
at . critic of the paper. Ile was also on inst
ion of many, tial and the use to which the money I, Balfour would visit the Omar Mosque,
editorial staff of the Home Sector. the disseminating of truth and the sal curiously inscribed in Arabic in- told of the actual starvat
lion
war and cultivating of the minds of the pen- dicate that the writer was npiiiirently including orphans, anti the closing of will go will put an added value on Due to tactfullness of the Palestine
the la
a ] Jews to make the day of the eels- Il e served during
l
which because the money which the buyer spends. administration leaders no unpleasant
ons
fat
the
Stars
file
in
their
youth
is
welcome
in
a
person
acquainted
with
Biblical
lit-
of
the
Jewish
instituti
bration a holiday.
was on the edit oriel staff
i n the his- : , and Stripes and its correspondent on America. There are certain special venture. The text contains several of lack of funds have
ve been compelled Particularly in the tumid ore !tooth,' incidents occurred.
hi h ist
"Ts
occasion people pre.
After visiting the Christian holy
which will be in charge of Mrs. Louis I
tory
of an
the opportunity
entire Jewish for really sin- the American front. literatures about which all American t approximittions of Biblical phrases, to cease fu nctiOning.
sent,
Dr. Kohn, a member of the Social , Robinson buyers
a
Balfour, accompanied by
e v. citizens should be informed, and there including a sentence approximating lk-
,
., places Lord
• • will find bargain'
s
• . uyers
ho
rem national joy on the part of our' Mr. Woollcott is the author of s
ins
ias
s
Democratic
party
of
Germany,
spoke
'
the
High Commissioner, Sir Ilerbert
well
for
ks on the drama, in- are certain subjects of study which' verse "Blessed is the man w walk-
odly.
of the help required by the Jews tern. that purchase
will pay them
well tor
dt
Koffman eral notable boo
e th not in the counsel of the ung
of needed
articles
of Samuel, motored to Jericho, the Bib-
Detroit
community,"
Mr.
Ko
saiti. "When we meet Sunday eve- eluding "Mrs. Fiske." "Mr. !Sickens concern only The
particular
of our
the
study groups
of Hebrew
This opens up the interesting question porarily stranded there. He said that I furniture.
lira lily of Dates. Upon his return
"Enchanted population.
_
.
pect to see Goes to the Play,"
unions
the Junior Hadassah Arranges U•neInit. to Jerusalem the distinguished guest
is to what extent the Tartars were ac- he hoped the trade use
their of influ•
ning to celebrate we ex
its Aisles" and "Shouts and Murmurs." literature and Jewish civilization
Bical literature.
iii
With
the
qauinted
States
would
almost"!". dined with Col. Frederick 11. Kisch,
element represented and
United
m'k ab out of the utmost importance because
'‘ b
are l
tt- an, political rt-presentative of the
represntation give exprssion
to a "Enchanted Aisles"
e
was Made by scient. elide . that Jewish artisans stranded • Arrangements
, : tt t,tsi.o Pro-,
eals of Western
riii tr
' hest
iritual
id
'
ldi
,nilusitef,Jun
e
varied asuiciati ons , hig
sp
d
its
the
stage
an
ork
in
Germany
might
he
permitted
to
Pi
1e
by
the
y,
mingl
dancing for t
Zionist Executive in Jerusalem, and
desling of Jewish jo
worn while in "Mr. Dickens Mr. Woollcott Europe have lived derived from the , The discovery
uni fied a fee
,
material
packed
are .
join
German
trade
unions.
ire
for
constructivee
w
the
ambition
of
Dickens
Scriptures,
both
of
the
Old
Testament
ists
who
hod
lots,
making
a
survey
of
cteheo fe evening attended a perform-
with
Bernard G. Richards, the executive three nights of the bazaar. They
perption
s ws o that
tua
azar, which was given
to engage one of the best ease
be a fine writer or successful and of the New, which constitute the great quantities ti fur
which will aim at the
waos t
of Russian secretary of the organization. then , orchestras in the city as an added at- by the Palestine Theater Company
ife." h
Jt•svish
l
and
Vaults
Copany in
wish
culture
and
the and
store-rooms
li
of The
Je principal speakem at the meet- dramatist. The noted Engsh
au• great Jewish contribution t the that
away
forgotten or many years in
nall.
read a report of the varied activities
assume
ction to the great affair.
'lionn
museums.
nt,
ac-
thought
of
the
world.
I
tra
ew
'
he
thor's greatest disappointme
.
of
the
congress
during
the
past
f
like
any
gates
of
the
Church
of the
miscellaneous
booth,
containing
inn Sunday evening will be Dr. Jacob 1
rh,
hibish will be open.
One notable find is the seal of the
.
Sontlerling, prominent German rabbi cording to the dramatist, was his fail- the Yes
,
w h o d e. Monarch, hing
variety of articles donated by the Holy Sepulchre were opened to Lord
King
Persian
Artaxsrms, months, especially emphasizing the
other college or school, to " all
Or-I '
Rabbi Saul tire to achieve anything great for the
work
of
the
congress
in
helping
to
Balfour
who
visited
both
the
Garden
ttend its courses.
and Zionist organizer;
presumably either Artaxerxs 1, who Benue and to carry on the campaign , wholesalers of the city has bt-en
t ag ,
and the Tomb, accompanied by Sir
head of the Orthodox Theo- s
sire to Co.operation Nec ..... y.
5-124 13. C., or Artaxerxes
Arxerxes
SlIter,
a
1 -10 I !dared in charge of Mrs. Harry Sel-
Mrs. Max Gilbert Clayton, Civil Secretary of the
Dt•art G. F. Kay of the College of reigned
46 reigned 35:1-3314 13. C. The of the Emergency Committee for 4
logical Seminary at Chicago; Rabbi
who
Relief of the Stranded Jews in the' ker. Mrs. Z. L. Goldsmith,
l•
Palestine government and a special
Liberal Arts of Iowa University : ...•lintier
\ M. Hers hman of the Congregation •
differs from that of King
an Cuba.
of Europe
was greater need
than Darius in the British Museum in that ports
sOstarey Zedek, Rabbi Henry J. Ber-IMINSK
Some
of those who attended the Frank, Mrs. Harr y Frank and Mrs. guard of honor.
for never
the co-operation
of Protes.
ounce with pride
Particularly impressive scenes took
dvitz of Temple Beth El and rep-
to tent!, Jews and Catholics in the de- , the inscription is unaccompanied by meeting included Joseph Ilaroiniess,IMax Hayman ann
place when Lord Balfour, after visi-
,
m•entatives of lo c al colleges and the
f any Babylonian or Anshan transia- Carl Sherman, former attorney-Bra- ' that every doll in their doll booth
—
special-
ling
the Church of the Holy Sephul-
the
higher
values
o
by
l'•,Iversity of Michigan.
1'
4 ,
eral of the state of New York. Repre- will be hand-made and will be clothed
I t ion. It is being studied
in dresses mastic entirely by hand.
life. I am sure that all persons who
:\ will
feature
of Hebrew
the Detroit
celebra-
chre, Came to see the Wailing Wall,
lion
be the
greeting
from Red Rabbi Asses.. Leaders of Fas• velopment
are interested in higher education in , ists and will be t•xhittited in the (hien-
Typical
Jewish
dishes,
including
the
only
remnant of King Solomon's
faring Another Belli. Case.
tal canton of the Fine Arts Museum
(Turn to last page.)
delicatessen dainties, strudel, salads Temple, which is held in reverence by
the Jewish youth student body, to
America will wish you every success in Moscow.
—
m- i
___
me
.
I
and
frankfurters,
will
be
with
at
the
the
Jewish
people all over the world.
at
undertaking
be delivered by Nathan Shur, a
'SIOSCOW.--(J. T. AT -The sell- in • ur great
rt•fr•shment stands about the build- The visit of Lord Balfour to the Wail-
her of the graduating class of the
t' this
As Jt•w-
a re- I
, tilrif the establishment if
in the trial of the thereritual
it.
ing.
Mrs.
Mack
B.
Weiss
has
been
Mg
Wall
was
the greatest event of the
tence
United Ilobrew Schools of Detro
'butchers in Minsk continues to stir kb college, I feel sure that a great' ____-_ —_
1
;dared in charge of the refreshment day in Jerusalem, which now holds
Rus- contribution can be made in enrich-
Procedure of Meeting.
president of the Jewish public opinion in White
many
American
tourists. Many of
lug !tie cultural and academic lift of I
booths.
Mr. Koffman, as
.
Additional booths will be available the pious Jews who gathered at the
he meeting sia.
t
Detroit district, will open
While it is the general opinion of America."
all
to
offer
prayers for the
for
renting
by
any
Detroit
merchant
Vs'
t Wailing
as
and
introduce
Fred
M. Butzel
a
chairman.
Cantor
Samuel
Vigoda of the non-proletarian classes that the Dr. Walter Dill Scott, president of 1
revival of Zion wept joyfully when
who has special articles for Sale at
the Shearey Zedek Synagogue will ritual Webers were sentenced mere- Northwestern University: "Please
the
bazaar.
These
booths
are
10•10
the
author
of
the
Balfour
Declare-
vs'e:1 '
the ground of their belonging accept my most sincere congratula-
hes for the project
feet in size and the chapter will sta- tion, re-establishing the Jewish na-
ly on
lions and ou best wis
render several Hebrew songs, fol.
t'
one
after
jes
-
thine'
home
in
l'alestine,
approached
The to the clergy fought by the Jewish
tion an attendant at each
hatvt• un dertaken in
which y
hurs ' speech.
lowed
f
noon and evening if the renter tie- to view the heavy granite stones of
by Master S Rabbis Silber and communists, the communists are m
•-••••s,ssess. sw•ssyns T rIsr.m•nms
short
addresses
by
taken is a '
1
Brekowitz
will precede
the greetings ing a determined effort to make capi- plans for the Yt•shibah o America.
sires. These booths will be rented the ancient holy wall.
ss -s-smosmssms
I
Liist ontrly.S
r•••••s•rs
From the Wailing Wall, Lord Bal.
for display or sale to anyone whose
u rich will he given by Dr. Noah E. tat of the trial in orth•r to attack the The step which you have
r.
product does not compete too strong- four motored down to Bethlehem, six
for Jewish
stands
Aronstam of the Maimonides Society rabbis of Minsk. most important
one culture
fur the and
country
and
a
ly with any of the enterprises of the miles to the south of Jerusalem, the
The "Red Rabbi,"
Zalman
Ganf,
own as the Slepianki with the establishment of the new
'
and Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich fur the
1
birthplace of Jesus Christ and King
bazaar.
the e „ nuno my known an open letter in Ilebrew University in Jerusalem as
ss
Detroit chapter of Hatiassah,
Autographed Books.
David, for the purpose of visiting the
Fol.' Rabbi, publis
.'
41S.-Slig
uomen's Zionist organization.
Letters have lo•n mailed to 150 Church of Nativity.
lowing Rabbi Hershman's lecture Mrs. the Yiddish communist paper. Wek- one of the outstanding recent contri-
,
authors
of
recent
popular
books
for
B•Ifour Satisfied With Farms,
owstan,
presi-
Le
Br
.
Charles Alpern, accompanied be Mrs. ker, in which he accuses the rabbis in butions
to education."
Dr. William
IrwiNn Tarr, *rip:v
the purpose of obtaining autographed
Satisfaction with the progress of
iversity: "I can
Henry Monash, will sing. Dr. Son- Minsk of spreading rumors that the
be
auctioned
off
on
"Not-
the
Jewish aettlements in the field of
editions to
er f Un i
derling is scheduled to give the print ritual butchers trial was a common- dent of Indiana
-
able Night." Letters were also mailed agriculture was expressed by Lord
have
no otheelng
one of
great
satisfaction
at the than
founding
tit
UM.. 1st edition of the Beilis trial and was
d.
sinal address on the Ilebrew
to
national
figures,
including
l'resi-
Balfour
in a cable to Baron Edmund
for the purpose of discre
t•Ina +.0ireMnI Sn'C'z rirtlivrtz •
ssrsity and Cantor MilkovskY of Con- iting the Jewish religion and its lead- a Jewish college in America. The
in
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, who will be de Rothschild in Paris. "I am de-
the
emin ent scholars of your race i
tne
"
asked
to
donate
an
autographed
plat
lightedwith
what I have seen in Rish-
eehe will le
make a
Russia
''ergatien
audience B'nai
in the M"
singing of liatikvah ers in Soviet Russia
tograph and a piece of needlework, on L'Zion. I am satisfield with the
yes•sweSsresse Yrset,;s4;'•
as the closing of the program. The "Red
Rabbi"
declares
in nick-
his many
lands for
and
times
that
he is proud
of his
background
the
group m of glorious
scholars
respectively.
success
of
your
life
work," Lord Bah
y
resesea ,ruserve
Among the notable celebrations on letter
Mrs. David R. Stocker, general 'four cabled.
the occasion of the opening of the name, the Bolsht•vik• anti demands who will constitute lo tte, president of
vrforst-?.....nrAtft* •
chairman, has requested all the sew-
s . ps. r., 4.,,,,,F
Similar
sentiments
were expressed
(rw , tws.ta --senr-cesrto
me
tag circles which have been working by lord Balfour during his visit to
re e rw -sss-pscAr
held at the City College of Detroit on their shameful mistake now, when the
ate you College: seems con-
==s1
Sr Swarthmore
0
rx
for
the
bazaar
to
get
in
go-tv
held
the
Jewish
colony,
Dilb.
Replying to
on w I am firmly con-
on articles
between the sentenced ritual
excell ent pro ject.
relations
touch with Mrs. Alexander Freeman , the addet•ss by one of the Colonists,
Thursda y afternoon, April 2. Ap• butchers
. aster re- ;mark-en* sr,
mated that a Jewish institution of
and the band of Moshke Ha• an
and
frossmj.s7eclost
, - 'Ss-swesa-: r:I
•
boulevard
or
Mrs.
t roximately 300 Jewish students
tl.ord Balfour stated, "I do not agree
of 20Chicago
- •1•IN4rrecscosssvarsse'ln,
..,
rning maintained up to a standard
:, number of non-Jews and members ' man has been proven.
re r 4 t-c Ness rx-rxes ism.
Harry Wetsman of Calvert avenue,. with those who hold the opinion that
commensurate with the outstanding
. 7 m4 " ',rel.,
Torn tss•S=Ser• t4
t•f the faculty attended. The speak-
who will all for them.
Jews are not adapted for agriculture
intellectual achievements of the Jew.
..,:e. m' • ■ :•A , w.sa •ssssrn
I ra were Rabbi A. M. Hershman and
Maurice Aronson o f the Aronsson . but even if this were true, the re-
ish race would enrich the
and
secs• sots sow' at TX wee svc se: re'srf te
RABBI M. AARONSOHN
• cultural
c,
,
•
Printing
Company
has
donated
all
l'hilip Slomovitz, Professor Samuel
so-s
F.
isponsibility rests not with them but
in a most
d
Irssirst. enter ,. -,1/2.
i e o f Amer i ca
and EXTENDS WESTERN TOUR academic life
tickets and posters to the bazaar.
M Levin spoke briefly in the name
with the Christians who kept the
"sss s w ssescaus ws
1tvol.1/47::.
.ro-r,te.,..0
exr„
:,
valuable way."
sers.05:1.7.e.
It is ob-
csso:
-----
swir.s
of the faculty. Joseph Markel
v...,:
1Jews away from the soil.
' ,rf
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am-
B erri Shur, City College students.
DR.
HILPRECHT
WILLS
vious that one cannot become an
i
Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn, now in
r, wt4
,^rx.,
eu
,
who were responsible for arranging
n
ANTIQUES TO MUSEUM , ricultural expert over night, after his
r ■ '%ststst'S rev aw•Nr re*
r thegalinion o f s Amo.'s
rszw..sp
- 1 y BAVARIAN RESORTS
spoke briefl . The th west C ft
has been deprived for centuries
the assernhl
•
extended
),
also
I
race
ha
••
LOSE CLIENTELE
' g rtns
e
on
Balfour
celebration had the sanction of Dean . liebrew
‘10.--s-sawkasrxs foss
PHILADELPHIA—The University' of this opportunity," Lord
his western tour to include addresses
—_
the stated.
Mackenzie of the college.
: in San Jose, Calif.; Sacramento,
BERLIN. — IJ. T. A.) — Bayer' an
of Jena, Germany, will receive
connection
The first celebration in
Wash.;
b
collection of Babylonian antiques and
UM-
Calif ; Portland, Ore.; Seattle, Colo ; health resorts. frequently visited
the late Dr. with the opening of the Hebrew
n
, Salt Lake City, Utah; Denver,
m v arious ea ster y
cuneiform documents of
s
ln, Nebr.:Jewis h p ati en ts fro
COMMUNISTS TO RETURN
V. Ililprecht, famous Asyri-1 versity was held here on March Sl
Linco
great
suffered
Nebr.. and
Harman
in honor
n co untrie s.
pea
reception
sendered
Euro
a
-
will.1
when
SYNAGOGUE TO JEWS ' Omaha,
Aaron
ologist, under the terms of his
This itinerary will keep Ra bbi
lo.s• s during last year as s result of
died here March 19. i of distinguished tourists, including
--
Ur. Ildpr•cht
T. A.)—A pet'. sohn Reports
in the west
May Cincinnati
8.
have until
reached
anti-Semitism, according to Dr. Rich-
- 1 many Americans. The speakers' list
a re- i
M()Scow. — (J.
To the Museum of An, under con
celebration included David A.
telling of the splendid receptions that aril Huldschiner, who published
struction
in
this
city, Dr. Hilprecht / at the
to,000
Jewish
rest-
b
y
i
gned
ss
C. Lam-
lion s
cal pre.
in
the
lo
e
th
his
collection
of
Chinese.)
Brown of Detroit and Samuel
Aaronsohn
port
One
of
ubmitted to
. ,
e
reasons
for
the
de-
bequeathed
dents of Odessa w as s
g
acorde
Rabbi
is
visiting.
th
bein varico
I port, New York cotton merchant. Mr.
l'krainian Wzik, the central
execu- are the
Communist
in diions
us cidtieshe
"
to the university
• ),
' Japanese and Korean objects, ancient
turn out to hear crease
in receipts was the political
present
•
•
bronco', early Italian faiences, Orient I Import will
Sive committee of the
I
ann many communities situation in 1924. The Jewish sum-
the Balfour bust by the Polish sculp-
authorities re- Large congregat
ears.
party, a ski n g that the
tal tiles and Greek weapons and vases, tor, Profemor Henryk Glicenstein. la
me5,age
•
*?•, 0 ,
7 ft A .-
life interest to his widow.
Odessa,
which the
was
con- his
Rabbi Aaronsohn has been instru• met visitors
who, in preferred
eprevious
to Bavaria,
to yavoid
a
turn the Broder
SYnagoirtm.
main
subject
to
came
W.
l
mental in organizing new religious
and after her death to his stepson.
(Turn to last page.)
"rie gortue of
the country where Hitler psychology)
and I oups schools and other organize-
Attmor Robinson.
(prate d by he
sister- 'has taken root and where they would!
t Communists
,
gr
before
outbreaks,"
i
flood. Ile has spoken bef
turned into a women club,
i congregations, universit es and , be in tear r
The Communist authorities eon- I hoods,
of anr stated.
Dr. Huld sc hine
gog ue to the American Legion societies.
seated to return te
worshippers.

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