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VOL. XVIII. NO. 16

Holy Day Services
At Temple Beth El

KELLOGG ATTACKED '
BY SWASTIKA PRESS

The Keren Hayesod
Resumes Old Drive

,

In view of the large number
of absentees in the ranks of
workers as well as prospective
subscribers during the hot sum-
mer months the campaign of the
Keren Ilayesod local branch
was postponed until this month,
when the majority of the vaca-
tionist§ will have returned.
In an interview with Morris
Friedberg, chairman of the De-
troit district, and A. C. Lap-
pin, director, the Detroit Jewish
Chronicle representative learned
that the total amount pledged so
far is $70,000. The goal, which
is $100,000, will lie divided
among three agencies in the fol-
lowing ratio: 75 per cent to
the Keren llayesod, or Palestine
Foundation Fund; 10 per cent to
the Jewish National Fund, and
15 per cent to the Hebrew Uni-
versity.
"If the workers will only so-
licit the prospects assigned to
them whom they have not yet
approached," declared Mr. Lap-
pin, "it will be a very easy mat-
ter to secure the balance of $30,-
000 still needed to attain our
goal. I will say emphatically,"
he added, "for Mr. Friedberg
and myself, that we will not quit
until we have reached our goal,
and we expect the assistance of
the greater part of Detroit
Jewry."

Three Services to Be Held Un-
ry
der Temple Auspices Dur- Alleged Intervention
on Behalf
of Zionists Deemed Un-
ing High Holy Days.
heard-of Impudence.
_

YESHIBAH LEADER Dedicate Emanuel STATES ECONOMIC
VISITING IN CITY Synagogue Sunday CONDITIONS RUIN
EUROPEAN JEWRY

Rabbi Kaaplander Is Repre-
sentative of Isaac Elchanan
Seminary.

Ceremonies Will Take Place
Sept. 14 for New North
End Congregation.

The formal dedication of Congrega-
tion Emanuel, the newly completed
synagogue in the northwestern sec-
tion of the city, located at the corner
of Wilson and Taylor avenues, wil l
be held on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 13,
at 2 o'clock at the synagogue. Sev-
eral speakers have been announced
who will participate in the program,
among whom are Rabbis A. M.
Hershman, Judah L. Levin, E. Aish-
isking and Moses Fischer, Mayor
John W. Smith and one of the local
judges. Jacob Warren, president of
the synagogue, who has been one of
the most ardent workers since the con-
gregation was first organized three
years ago, will take part in the pro-
gram, as gill Meyer Beckman, treas-
urer, who will review the congrega-
tion's history and activities.
A feature of the program will be
a musical number played by Isaiah
Chernoff, principal of the Kadimah
School, on an instrument made by th
"Wiener Hal Hansel, and called a
iii
instrument
the
s. of This
its ksitnr,u
part of ich ew
one of the few
world and is particularly adapted to
Hebrew, music.
The synagogue is completely fur-

John L. Bernstein, President of
Hias, Returns From Tour
of Europe.

Rabbi M. H. Kaaplander of New
During the coming Holy Days,
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—A vio-
York is spending a month in the city
three full services will be held ,irnul-
AFFIRMS EMIGRATION
taneously under the auspices of Tem- lent attack on Secretary of State Xel-
:
in
the interests of the Rabbi Isaac
___
MUST BE REGULATED
Elchanan Theological Seminary, the
ple !Seth El; the services in t e main logg and the United States Legation
temple auditorium to be in charge of in Vienna appeared in the Haken-
Yeshibah of New York, of which he is
DECIDE AMERICAN
American Jews Must Continue
field secretary. Rabbi Kaaplander is
JEWRY'S ATTITUDE Dr. Leo M. Franklin, those in the kreuzler daily newspaper, the
Brown Memorial Chapel to be direct- "Deutschosterrichische Tageszeitung"
_
a former instructor in homiletics at
to Aid Refugees as Their
ed by Rabbi Leon Frain, and e sup- in connection with a dispatch to the
the seminary. The Yeshibah, which is
Only Hope.
Feeling Toward European Jew- plementary services which are to be Neue Frew Presse reporting that a
one of the most important in America,
held in the great dining hall of the protest had been lodged by a Zionist'
has as its aim to perpetuate rabbini-
ry Will Be Agreed Upon
NEW YORK.—A very sad picture
I cal learning. A campaign is being
For All Time.
temple to be incharge of Prof. A. N. organization of New York with Sec-'
of Jewish conditions in Europe, par-
Franzblau of New York. It is likely retary of State Kellogg against anti- I
conducted by its officers and co-work-
—
ticularly
in Poland and in Lithuania,
Vienna,
a
York
proceedings in
ers, of whom Nathan Lamport of New
The eyes of the world will be upon that under this arrangement, be- Semitic
is painted by John L. Bernstein, presi-
[
to the New
fro m
York is president, to raise $5,000,000
great conference of leaders of [ twven 3,000 and 4,000 persons will patch
of
the
Hebrew Sheltering and
dent
the
great Jewry which will be held I worship in the temple simultaneously Times states.
to rebuild the Yeshibah into the lar-
American
Immigrant Aid Society of America
gest in America and one of the largest
and without
The Freie Press. stated that Mr.
in Philadelphia on Saturday evening, without discomfort
(Hiss) who has just returned from
in the world. The Yeshibah, which
Kellogg instructed the American min-
Sept. 12, and Sunday, Sept. 13, called crowding.
Europe whither he went in the inter-
has become the modern Jaime, has an
On Rosh llashonah morning,Dr. inter in Vienna to make represents.
by David A. Brown, Louis Marshall,
est of Jewish wanderers and refugees.
enrollment for 1925 of 800 students
nklin and Rabbi Frani will ex- tions to the Austrian government,
Felix M. Warburg and 200 others who F ra
Mr. Bernstein made a first-hand study
and numbers among its applicants sev-
are in the forefront of American Jew- change pulpits and on Yom Kippur whereupon Chancellor Ramek replied
of conditions in France, Germany, Po-
eral students at the Hebrew Univer-
ish philanthropy. Held under the , morning there will be an exchange that he recognized the seriousneas of
land, Latvia, Danzig and ither coun-
sity in Palestine.
auspices of the Joint Distribution between Rabbi Frain and Prof. Franz- the situation and would
tries. He has returned back absolute-
adequately pun-
A thorough training is given the
ly heart-broken as a result of what he
The children's service on Yom Kip- ished.
students at the seminary, which now
lief Committee, the Central Jewish
also confers the degree of Doctor of
The Ilakenkreuzler newspaper calls
Relief Committee and the People's I par will he held in the main temple
Mr. Bernstein will Josue a complete
Hebrew Literature. All subjects are
Relief Committee to consider ways at 12:30, the sermon to be preached Mr. Kellogg's alleged steps "unheard-
report of his studies and conductions,
taught in Hebrew, except the Talmud,
and means for expanding and intense- l by Rabbi Frain. of impudence." The Hakenkreuzler
first presenting them, however, to the
which is taught in Yiddish. Aramic,
Eying the great Jewish mass colonize-; While all seats in the temple are un- organ then denounces the American
board of directors of Hiss.
Syrian and Arabic are also among the
ion movement in Russian and con- assigned, cards of admission are being Legation at Vienna for information
In a preliminary statement, Mr.
l
electives being taught at present. The nished throughout and is in final
structive
work in other lands, the con- sent to the members of the temple and sent to Washington and goes on to
Bernstein said:
present building of the Yeshibah is a
ference, in the opinion of Mr. Brown, , their households, the main temple and say: "Happenings in Vienna are none
shape for the high holidays. Tickets
"In Poland the poverty of the Jews
five-story
brick
edifice
containing
20
will deal with a far more vital ques- such part of the Brown Memorial of Mr. Kellogg's business. As a pri-
are being sold rapidly for the serv- beggars description. The economic
classrooms, a library, science labora- ices by the committee, who are in the
ion. The big question that will have , Chapel as may be necessary being sate person he may serve his beloved
crisis particularly affects Jewish in-
t be determined by this conference, held for their accommodation. Those Jews as much as he likes, but as Sec-
tories, an auditorium, a synagogue building each evening and Sunday
to
dustries and commerce for various
and executive offices. In addition a morning. Those who have inspected
according to Mr. Brown, is the atti- wishing to attend the supplementary retary of State it is none of his con.
reasons. Business is at a standstill
dormitory accommodates the pupils, the new house of worship proclaim it
tude of American Jewry toward Eu- services who have not yet made ar- cern if the native population of VI-
and unemployment is very great. The
who receive all maintenance as well one of the most beautiful in the city.
ropean Jewry. Will it lend a ready rangements for doing so should send enna thinks about the Jews differ.
earnings of those who are fortunate
for., their names and addresses without de- ently from him. Mr. Kellogg misuses
as instruction free of charge.
Rabbi Michael Sumner, a senior at enough to he employed are exceeding-
illing
ear
to
the
appeals
and w
f o rtunate lay to the committee on supplementary his power if he sets diplomatic appa-
Rabbi Kaaplander may be reached the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Seminary, ly small, whilst the prices of commodi-
help that come from th e un
the seas? Will the [ services , care the temple. No charge talus in motion for such purposes."
at the homes of Rabbi Judah I.. Le- the Yeshibah, of New York, will con- ties are higher than in America. An
Jewrica
Jews of America respond, will they whatsoever is made for participation
On inquiry at the American Lega-
vin, E. Aishiskin or Moses Fischer. duct the High Holyday services.
idea of the high cost of living may be
The dedication ceremonies have been gathered from the fact that In a cheap
He is qualified to examine any pros-
come generously to the aid of the in these services, though voluntary tion in Vienna the Charge d'Affaires,
thousands upon thousands of Jews in contributions to cover the actual cost William Witing Andrews, told the
pective students while he is in Detroit. scheduled for 2 o'clock sharp next Sun- restaurant in Warsaw a small portion
Europe
will
he accepted. Per- Times correspondent that no steps of Council Would Have Schools, He is able to speak both English and day and, preceding them, the build- of geflllte fish cost 80 cents In Ameri-
every of E
and oe
in services
the f th
ice
e
ing will be open for one hour for can money and this is the price charg-
Colleges Avoid Exams
Yiddish.
Orient who still need their assist- sons wishing to become members of any kind had been taken by the Amer-
the temple previous to the Iligh Holy scan Legation and no instructions had
Persons desiring to contribute to the inspection. Supper will follow.
ed to the Warsaw people and not to
ance?
On Holy Days.
"The answer to these questions is, I Days should communicate at once with been received from Washington in
maintenance fund of theYeshibah,
foreigners. A small portion of meat
to my mind, the biggest thing that is the chairman of the membership com- th e matter of anti-Jewish excesses.
ap- for which Rabbi Kaaplander is seek-
coke 65 cents in American money.
.
YORK
CITY.—A
joint
by
NEW
coming out of this conference," said mittee, Wallace Rosenheim, at Temple
In reply to a telegram sent
"It is very rare to come across In
Louis N. Jaffee, New York lawyer, to peal has of
been
issued
for the by
National
ing
aid,
may send their checks
directly
Mr. Brown. "This conference will Beth El.
Warsaw a Jew whose clothes are whole
Jewish
Women,
Mrs. to
the
'above-mentioned
rabbis
or to
Three distinct choirs will render President Coolidge and Secretary Council
I for all time to come the Mb-
the presidents of the congregations of
or who has not a pair of patched shoes.
tude of American Jewry toward for- the musical service during the Holy Kellogg, W. Castle, Jr., Chief Divi- Edwin Zugsmith of Pittsburgh, na- which these rabbis are the spiritual
Jews are going in tatters and the mis-
eign relief. The Jews of this coun- ' Days, under the direction respective- sion of Western Europe, Department tional chairman of the committee on head..
Will Begin Season With Report from ery is indelibly impressed upon every
religion, and Mrs. Victor Greenebaum
try, gathered at this conference called ', v of William Howland. Mrs. nary H. of State, wrote:
New Building Committee.
face. They all have a look of desola-
by the three great money-raising nr •' Christie, and George P. Becker.
tion and of starvation.
"The American minister to Austria of Cincinnati, national chairman of
the committee of education, asking for
ganizations and the Joint Distribution
B.
B.,
"Under such circumstances, it is not
0.
has already informed the department
Pisgah Lodge No. 31, I.
s organ- [
the co-operation of the,schools, colleges
Committee, the great
at all surprising that Jewish emigra-
that the Austrian government is fully
will
hold
the
first
meeting
of
the
fall
and universities in avoiding examina-
ization, will determine this funds- ,
alive to the situation, that people
term Monday evening, Sept. 14, at tion should have increased so much re-
tions on the Jewish holydays through.
mental question. Are we going to
involved in a riot some three weeks
Temple Beth El. The meeting will cently.
out the coming year, beginning with
limit ourselves to American philan-
"Since the number who can come to
ago were punished and that the goy-
David A. Brown Sends Message of open promptly at 8 o'clock.
the holydays in the month of Septem-
thropies and work in Palestine, or are
ernment has issued a statement
This meeting, according to the America is limited, owing to the quota,
Congratulation on Action.
ber and October. This drive is a con-
we going to be the big brother to •
emigrants go anywhere, even without
through the president of police, Dr.
statement
of
Alfred
Ross,
president
every suffering Jew the world over Smith Advisor Chosen Advisory Mew.
tinuation of the effort initiated last
&goober, that any persons taking part
of the lodge, is considered the most finding any prospects ahead of them.
leer la Social Worker.
spring when the dates of the holydays
and stand by him until his anguish
NEW YORK.—David A. Brown, Important in the history of the lodge,
"A large number go to Palestine and
in such disturbances of the peace will
for the New Year 5686 were brought chairman of the United Jewish Cam-
is at an end and he has gotten square-
particularly in that the report of the the Palestine Bureau In Warsaw does
ly back on his own feet. Are we NEW YORK.—An important addi. be very severely • punished."
to the attention of the,educational au- paign Committee, has just issued • newly constituted building committee very good work In this connection.
• •
thorities to aid them in avoiding these statement congratulating the Zionist
going to abandon European Jewry tion to the advisory board of the
will be submitted to the lodge and ac- Others go to Argentine, Brazil,
dates as their schedules for the ap- Congress for refusing to consider a
or are believe
we going
to the
rescue
it? of Amer- Guardian Fund of the Ort was an- U. S. GOVERNMENT HAS
France, to any place where the door
that
Jews
tion taken thereon.
M
the
acceptance
of
mem-
proaching
academic
year
were
formu-
SOBERING
INFLUENCE
resolution
opposing
the
plan
of
the
ounced
"Every member of the lodge has is only open. Conditions are inde-
"I
by Mrs. Ilenry Moskowitz ,
Ica are deeply concerns d with the i vershi
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—The United lated. The thorough distribution of Joint Distribution Committee, the been urged to attend next Monday's scribable, and if this stream of emi-
'
these council holyday calendars will American Jewish Relief Committee,
question," continued Mr. Brown. "It whose Phusband Dr. Henry Moskowitz,
meeting," declared Mr. Ross. "Never gration is not regulated in time, a ca-
has come before them in a dozen is chairman of the Oct Reconstruction States
government
credited
with be ensured through the assistance of the Central Jewish Relief Committee
having
exercised a was
sobering
influence
before has the lodge contemplated tastrophe may be expected to happen."
Committee
forms during the past year, due to , Fund.
on Vienna anti-Semitic organizations the local chairman of religion an edu- and the People's R e lief
Mr. Bernstein described similar con-
transaction of business more vital to
under
er , its future welfare. Many members ditions existing in Lithuania and
the many European organizations
Mrs . Moskowitz is best known when the huge mass meeting arranged cation in the 228 sections of the Na- who have united in a
the country as the close
that sent delegations here to obtain tnroughout
,
his direction to raise $15 000,000 as have professed ignorance of matters neighboring countries and he said that
support. The Jews of this country , political advisor of Governor Alfred by these organizations to protest tional Council of Jewish Women.
n "overseas chest" for constructive pertaining to the construction of the perhaps with the exception of the
an
evinced every desire to help them un- I Smith. Her extensive experience in against the holding of the Congress has
Wherever
the appeal or of remained
last spring
been disregarded
un-
in various foreign lands a e new building, and the main purpose of evacuation days of 1920, there never
all phases of social work makes her here passed without disturbances.
The Vienna press featured a report heeded, the local committees will ex- r well as for the stimulation of , the this meeting will be the dissemina- was a time when the relief work and
ail their number became so great as [
to bewilder the public mind. Lacking membership invaluable to the Guard- cabled from Washington that the ert every effort to secure consideration ;tick to the land" movement by which tion of information which will ac- aid of Hies and of American Jews was
American Ian Fun
Fund. Her early years with the the United States Department of and co-operation on the part of the of- it is expected that 100,000 Jews will quaint every member of the true sit- so necessary and urgent as today.
information,
authentic
ficials of schools and colleges.
re , Educational Alliance in New York
Jewry became confused. It was u-
have been settled as farmers on the uation an enable everyone to be heard
Referring to Jewish refugees in the
The committee on education, supple-
genuine,
which which
were worthy
sup- centered about work with children. State,
in a letter
signed
by W. Castle,
able to decide
appeals of wen
, Chief,
division
of Western
Euro-
Rus ian prairies by the end of 1927. s in this matter. Very few realize the various port cities, Mr. Bernstein
I
Later, as director of the Council of I Jr
ntorryt benefits which will accrue to the lodge stated that he personally visited the
couety
in rhthaite an
reciei
ndvierdared
Peon Affairs, replying to a telegram mented by the committee on junior
oritesnna
Renv
Jewish Women, she came in close of Louis N. Jaffe, New York lawyer, auxiliaries, will be in constant eels- from
port and which were not.
nd to the Jewish community upon refugees in Cherbourg, Hamburg,
lion to the pupils of the schools and was being made to persuade the dele- a
■ ls. Amer- ' contact with the problems of recon- I
Multiplicity
of Appe to
completion of the new B'nai B'rith Bremen, Danzig, Riga and Warsaw,
"Long
before I returned
Ica this had become an exasperating st ction
vocational
guidance
for declared
United States
Am- the students of the colleges, through gates to the Zioniet Congress that th e Community Building. Every member Investigated their condition and had
s. In and
1912
she became
manager
bassador that
had the
instructions
to watch
r opnafiegrne o vvr'eh i ci h o who has the interest of Pisgah g numerous long talks with them.
00
f caa m
, the events and that the United States their activities during the coming proposed i ago1o5c,(1h0,0d ,0.
irrill
of the labor Department of the Dress [ government was in touch with the year. The committee on education will
problem and men like Mr. Marshall' g
and Detroit Jewry at heart will ter- Sir. Bernstein also brought with him
d Waist Manufacturers' Associa- sit uation. This report had a calming through its "School Friend" plan, ex- Philadelphia on September 12th and
and Mr. Warburg were deluged by '
years o f ,
tailymtahnisifemsteett ihnagt. interest by at- a report of the situation In South-
d during
the connection
four
influence and determin- ercises very careful supervision over 13th, is an effort to rival the Zionist tending
amnton which he based upon the facts
scores of letters from generous men her activities
in this
she l an d so b
ering
•
all over the country asking them for , tion ' an
[ ed the peaceful character of the anti- Jewish boys and girls in the public work in Palestine. Ile said, in part:
is also announced that chairmen which were gathered by Dr. Stephen
.
schools who are experiencing i
ree p
"The action of the Vienna Zionist of the various lodge committees will S. Wise and a report of conditions in
advice, asking them to
I Semitic street demonstrations.
ride the merits of the various ap• , adjusted
over 19, made a deep study , Members of the American Zionist ties in their school onreers, either be- Congress which did not permit any
Mrs. Moskowitz
report plans for activities of the re- other countries, as stated by the lead-
peals. Plans were already under way I of
labor
legislation,
conditions
and
labor
problems. labor
In recent
years, delegation to the congress expressed because
cause of of
their
lack problems.
of preparation
or resolution concerning the proposed spective committees for the remain- ers of the Emigdirect which was or-
family
Tutoring
fall
$15,000,000 campaign to be presented der of the year. Programs to be an- ganized with the aid of the Inas, and
to call a conference early this
as secretary of Governor Smith's Re- gratification at the interest displayed
to decide this momentous question,1 l construction Committee, she develop. by the United States government in and personal evidence are supplied for its consideration indicates clearly nounced by the intellectual advance- through which Hies carries on a great
upon which hangs the fate of thou- ed an intensive program for social the safety of the delegates to the when necessary, and conditions in the that the great mass of Zionists the ment and entertainment committees deal of its European work.
home are bettered. Penny luncheon
sands and possibly tens of thousands.
Mr. Bernstein said that he was un-
w or ld o. see nothing in it that i s promise to he of especial interest to
systems and milk stations are este+ - in the slightest degree inimical to their
The
of Dr. Rosen,
Dr. er• welfare legislation. Later when she congress.
able at this time to tell all the plans
sian reports
mass colonization
movement
lodge members.
lished in schools that reveal a number
nerd A. Kahn and myself on the Rue-
that have been made for relieving the
interests."
i
of undernourished children.
nor's Labor Board, she again c amen
refugees and which were discussed at
and
simply crystallized the question and i became the secretary of the Gover-
Scholarship funds are also utilized
SOVIETS WILL GRANT
conferences with Louis Marshall, pres-
faced American Jewry with a definite close touch
with
labor
conditions
—
to
keep children in school, an to en - ZIONIST WOMEN'S
I • with the economic prob.
ident of the American Jewish Commit-
MINORITIES
RIGHTS
in
)
But, vote
even lems
e s Pecial
able th em to cont inue their educatin
tee and chairman of the emergency
:•oncrete
proposition.
the
conference should
relating to labor and trade train-
CONVENTION CLOSES
—
, instead of entering industry at an
committee, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, presi-
though
decree
i
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.)—A
of $15 ' early age. Pupils that reveal unusual !
Relief.
Mrs. Moskowitz as a social worker, , Joint Conference Want. Part
dent of the American Jewish Congress
y in favor of a $ 15,000 ,-
un anim ousl
l,
guaranteeing
the
rights
of
nationa
talents are encouraged through schol-
or R
VIENNA.---(J. T. A.)—The gen- minorities in Soviet Russia will be and vice-chairman of the emergency
000,000 Given to World
000 fund for Russian work and leave ing'
e mphasizes particularly the sanitary
'
eral debate in the Zionist women's
. arship
the other questions untouched,
the leaders of the Ica and
on ditions of labor and the effect'
according
to
official
re.
committee,
their interest.
shortly,
nig in the field
world conference was concluded here issued
would
regard
the main
conference
as hav•
c the physical well-being of chil-
s made known here. representatives of Emigdirect. These
ing failed
of its
purpose---
upon
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.) -- The pro-
Students at colleges will be invited d [ with a vote of confidence in the Ex- port y,
dren going into various industries.
an
The
decree,
will
give
to
every
citi-
plans
must
be ratified by directors of
000
posed
$15,000,
drive of the Joint , to meet with the Council Juniors,
--
ecutive. The conference accepted a
----—
namely , defining the attitude of ,
, Distribution Committee and the plan to participate in their activities. On [
zen of the Union of Soviet Republics the emergency committee and other
resolution urging the Zionist Congress
American
Jewry for all time toward
and it
Americ
the right to use his mother tongue participating organizations
[ of Jewish colonization work in the ' the files of the colleges' libraries, the '
take a positive
post we stand
sten for
f the corn-
on
the question of European relief and
I would therefore he premature to make
'
Crimea was the subiect of disc uss i
, [ t o t
stuoents will find The Jewish V. omen
in all government institutions, at Res -
deciding what work it is prepared to [
• Plate equality of women in Palestine. shins of the Soviets, etc. , them public. Mr. Bernstein spoke in
R
,
e-
'
W
orld
1
at
a
meeting
of
the
Jew
osh
! 1 lief Conference here. Numerous del-I the quarterly publication of the Na
A budget of £20,000 for the next
d o overseas in addition to
In places where national minorities , high praise of the co-operation which
'
f Jwih
e s Women. ,
ouncil of
I 1-lope it will do in Russia." the work!
form the majority of the population, ' Mr. Marshall and Dr. Wise extended
agates
in addresses
during
debate
tional
C them
urged that
the major
part the
of the
funds
bringing
em in touch with the best I recommendation
two years was passed
upon
on
the
of
Mrs.
Chaim
Weiz-
Meanwhile, American Jewry has
Says American Government
they will have the right to elect their and which helped immeasurably in
lected
e
been aroused to the highest pitcn of !Letter
own administrative bodies with their bringing about an understanding with
which will he collected by the J. D. C. minds
among A the
Jewish echolarshin
womanhood i mann. A new executive was
I. In Touch With Event..
of America.
national
of Edith Eder, Romani
of
enthusiasm by the reports of Mr.
!
g
nsistin
national language as the official Ian- the Ica and the Emigdirect. Both
should
be
devoted
to
important
relief
will
also
be
announced,
to
be
available,
co
_____
Goodman, Henrietta Irwell, Rebekka
Brown and Dr. Joseph Rosen of the
i
A.) — The Purposes other than colonization in
guage, Iccording to the decree. I these gentlemen had been helpful in
young woman in college, who de- Sieff and Vera Weizmann.
a
to
great mass colonization movement
many other important directions.
NEW YORK.— (J.
I
theisires to prepare herself for service in
which i s now i n fu ll swing in Russia United States Department of State is Russia.
I ' It is evident that from what Mr.
Dr. eo
L Motzkin, president
the council department of farm and
and which, already dotting the great in touch with the situation in Vienna,
Bernstein said that the relief mess-
World Relief oneence, i n
rural work.
prairies o f that country with over Recording to a letter addressed by WI Jewish
, ures on behalf of the refugees are de-
rolution adopted
,
t.
t•' , conformity with a
pendent upon the aid of American
25,000 lt new
Jewish
farmers, o bids fair K. Castle, Jr, Chief, Division of Wes
in the
settlement
part- !last May in New York during the con-
JEWESS MAKES
100.000
h De
n JewITORONTO
to re su
_
Jews and that the $500,000 Emergency
a I ference called by the America
by the end of 1927. From every part ern European Affairs in te
WORLD
RECORD
IN
DASH
Fund, toward which Hies has pledged
a
resolu
tion
;
u
ish
Cgress,
introdced
work
on
of the United States. letters and tele: I meat
of State,
to Louis to
N. Presidentl
Jaffee.
itself t contribute $100,000, must be
Zionist,
who appealed
urging th at the plan of
andthe
ayaidneg heerquaanl
grams by the hundreds have been re-
s
plm
.;—whilkih
fully collected speedily. Mr. Bern-
t
iTiGh.
a.
jf
o
u
in
nr
d
s
r
abiTliOtyROto
,
l
o
.
n11.
.
r
C
on
i
n
.
deup
i
de
th
of
Ei ustrroipheutbirendec
The practice of sending New Year's Greetings to friends and
at th e offices of the Joint Dili- I Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg
trivet
stein did not for one moment doubt
tribution Committee by Mr. Brown regard to the anti-Semitic outbreaks d
relatives through the local Jewish paper is general throughout
ske
t-ball
and
in
st
ar
European
that American Jews would now, as
re-
!
outstanding
of American
ct e
the country. Its advantage o•er the old individual mailing
rtmen
from leading Jews signifying their ' in Vienna.
depa
city
and
pros-
e
heretofore, do their duty and that the
the
The resolution !hockey in her native ba
organizations. and
con. ' The letter r
card is evident in the saving of time, expense and worry over
stae t receipt is a - lief nce
To-
intenti o n to be p resent a t th e
ows:
"Th
'
'
ee
Miss
Fanny
Rosenfeldt
of
To-
appeal which Hies would make in the
read as foll of
was unanimously adopted.
friend.
a
forgetting
synagogues during the High Holy
ference.
tribution Committee knowledge of your telegram of Au-
Delegate Caspari of Germany intro- ronto, Ont., recently won the 220-
Di s
The
Joint
yard
dash
from
her
opponent
of
many
Days would be generously responded
whose work in Russia is headed by gust 18, 1945, concerning anti-Semi- duced a resolution urging the Jewish
Greeting C•rds in THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
whose at! tic riots reported in the press as hay. World Relief Conference to take im- years, Miss Rose Grosse, and broke
to.
will take this form:
osen one
of the great
,
r. Joseph A . R
Mr. Bernstein continuing, said:
mediate steps to transform itself into the world record by clipping two-
Vi enna. that the Ameri-
previous
"You are in informed
e s t agricultural experts in the world, ing secured
"The refugees should be divided in-
a permanent world federation for Jew- fifths of a second over any
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jacobs and Family
famed as the discoverer of "Rosen
to
two classes, First, those who must,
Rye," is standing by the new Jewish , can Minister to Austria understands ish social work. The units of this fed- !record, making the run in 26 sec-
4900 We , t. Pine Boulevard
and
who will, sooner or later, come
eratinn
should
he,
he
stated,
the
Ke-
I
onds.
Those
attending
the
match
re-
farmer in his efforts to establish him- that he is to report to the department
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends
her
feat
as
remarkable
Inasmuch
to America. These are, for the moat
hillahs. The Jewish communities, of , gard
self in his new life. It begins its all incidents of this kind. He has that
al
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year
a
part, women and children of bus-
Germany, as well as in 15 other coun- 1 as she ran down the stretch against
activities only after the Jew has de- ready informed the deprtment
is fully alive
' bands and fathers who are in Amer-
tries, would be ready to join such ■ a fairly strong wind. In addition to
MAIL THE COUPON BELOW AT ONCE
tided to launch upon the great ad- the Austrian government
winning the 220-yard dash Miss Ro-
ice but are not as yet citizens. These
venture. It has absolutely refrained to the situation, that people involved federation. he stated.
riot Some three weeks ago were
, women and children must, in the
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Anite Meuller reported to the con- senfeldt, known as "Bobby," won the
a
in
In
and that the government has
running
broad
jump.
the
hurdles
race,
from making the least propaganda
work.
P.
0.
Boa
564,
punished
' meantime, remain in the places whore
i- ference on children's relief
favor of the "back to the soil" move- issued a statement through the pres
they are now. They are receiving
Detroit, Mick.
the discus throw and the shot-put. fin•
th
went, But once the groups of Jews
the javelin throw and
in
from their relatives in America as-
Ming
second
Gentlemen:—
who have organized themselves for dent of police, Doctor Schober. at
Enclosed find MOO, for which pleas. insert my New Year'.
BROWN HEADS LEGION FUND 100•yard dash. Miss Grosse was first
sistance to meet some of their neces-
colonization present themselves at any persons taking part Will
in such
dis
be very
She
won
the
Indic
Greeting
Card
in
Your
Roth
Hashanah
(5656)
Number.
sities, but they stand In need cf so-
In the latter.
n ap-
re- turhances of the peacee
the Mosc ow or Cherson or other
At • meeting of prominent Detroit victual championship with 19 points.
poten- severely punied. Th a very small
cial service, medical aid, education,
i
gonal
offices of the J. D. C. as
religious guidance, etc. These must
business and professional men, David
NAME
t al farmers, or stake nut a claim, Pears to emanate from
JERUSALEM.—(P. C.1—Among
be supplied. The second class are
they receive every possible assistance. Proportion
of the population
and from
who A. Brown, who is a veteran of the
rtain number
of strangers
those who have no prospects at all
War was chosen the latest Inscriptions In the Golden ,
Spanish-American
The land they have selected is our- have apparently come to Vienna for chairman of the Wayne County corn- Book of the Jewish National Fund is
in being able to come to America.
ADDRESS
h
•
the purpose of making trouble. The
is tested to lace
veyed;
quota of the one of two donors in America who I
Detroit's
mittee
to
raise
wells
are
ian
(Tarn to last pace.)
kind of crops it will bear;
department has no doubt that the Aus- American Legion $5,000,000 Endow• 1 describe themselves as "Christian
dug; tractors, ploughs. and other ag- trian government is making every ef-
mint Fund. Zionists."
fort to prevent serious incidents."

$15,000,000 Campaign.

ASK S CO-OPERATION
FO R HIGH HOLIDAYS

PISGAH LODGE WILL
MEET NEXT MONDAY

LAUDS ZIONISTS FOR
ATTITUDE ON J. D. C

MRS. H. MOSKOWITZ
IS ON ORT BOARD

DISCUSS DOLING OF
J. D. C. DRIVE FUNDS

a

STATE DEPARTMENT
WATCHING VIENNA

T.

a

New rear's Greetings

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