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SEPTEMBER 25, 1925
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY,

Beth El Organizes ORT AND OZE GREET
Religious College J .D. C CONFERENCE'

DETERMINE EXTENT
OF ANTI - SEMITISM College of Jewish Studies Plan-
Express Hope That Present Ac-
of History
IN SOVIET RUSSIA ned for and Study
tivities Will Have Per-
Religion.
manent Results.

Formal Installation
Of Rabbi Fram Oct. 9

I

The formal installation of
Rabbi Leon Fram as director of
religious education of Temple
Beth El will take place at a spe-
cial service to be held in the
temple on Friday evening, Oct.
9, at 8 o'clock. The principal
speaker on this very important
occasion will be Dr. Julian Mor-
genstern, president of the He-
brew Union College.
Rabbi Frani has already as.
sumed his duties at the temple
both as the head of the School
of Religion and as director of
the Beth El College for Jewish
Studies, which is to begin its
work on the evening of Oct. 19.
The general public is invited
to attend the installation serv-
ices, which promise to be of a
most inspiring character. De-
tails of the program will be an-
nounced in the next issue of
The Chronicle.

Schools
WISE SAYS ZIONIST
'Y' CAMP CONCLUDES Hebrew
Announce Plans HEADS BEWILDERED
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
BY RUSSIA PROJECT
Fifty Girls Each Week Enjoyed

Advantages of Beautiful
Recreation Spot.

Busses.Are Now in Use—Will
Olsen high and Evening
Schools Very Soon.

Colonization Plan of J. D.
With the opening of the new semes-
•
Stupified Congress, Says
and
at
the
United
llebrew
Schools
ter
The members of the Young Worn.
Official Investigating Commis- Temple Beth El is now ready to
American Leader.
the nearly-completed registration of
en's
Hebrew
Association
are
most
en-
announce
the
opening
of
a
new
insti-
,
BERLIN.—(J.
T.
A.)—The
cen•
sion Give Report to Lead.
thusiastic over the results of the first pupils. work at the various schools is
tution for the service of the Jewish tral executive committees of the Oze,
era in Moscow.
summer at the association's new now in full swing and those in charge HOPED CONFERENCE FOR
community of Detroit. It is to be a the society for the protection of the
camp near Port Huron, Mich., on feel that a most successful term has
College of Jewish Studies which will health of the Jewish population in
CONSULTIVE PURPOSES
Lake Iluron. After three years of been inaugurated. Classes fur begin-
SAY ADMINISTRATION
give the men and women of Detroit ! Eastern Europe, and the Ort, the so-
in all the
renting sites and conducting a camp nee s were organized
REFORMS ARE NEEDED on opportunity for a systematic studylciety for the promotion of agricul-
b
Classes
e-
Spoke
on Jewish Congress R ep.
under unsatsifactory conditions, the branches and kinder garten
of Jewish history, the Jewish religion,: ture and crafts among the Jews in
resentative to Geneva and
"Y" now points with pride to the gun at Kirby Center and thePhila-
interpretation
of
the
Bible,
Jewish
Russia,
in
cables
dispatched
greeted
Jews in Small Towns and YR- literature and the Ilebrew language.; the leaders of American Jewry who
Vienna Meeting.
beautiful site and building of the rec- delphia and Byron Avenue Talmud
reation spot for Detroit's girls. Al- Torah, both buildings possessing well-
lage ■ Suffer Under Com-
There will also be courses in methods assembled at the conference of the
equipped
kindergarten
rooms.
Ses-
NEW
YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Upon
though the capacity of the new camp sions are from 1 to, 3 and 4 to 5:30.
munistic Terror.
of Jewish teaching so that the col- united Jewish campaign in Phila.
was double that of those in previous
the return of Dr. Stephen S. Wise
lege may serve as a training school delphia.
Children
who
ran
attend
at
the
for-
years, accommodating 48 at one time,
from Europe,:the Jewish Telegraphic
We wish you the best success at
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.)—To what fur teachers of Jewish religious
Miss Sara Landman, director of the mer hour are urged to do so.
Agency addrebeed to him a aeries of
the renewal of your relief activities.
extent the Jewish population in va- schools.
Two
busses
have
been
purchased
Y. W. II. A., says that more than 50
questions concerning Jewish problems
rious parts of Soviet Russia suffered
Sessions will be held one evening We hope that American Jewry, which
for conveying the Anion children to with which he dealt during the last
girls
were
present
at
the
camp
each
a
week,
on
Monday
evenings,
at
Tem-
has
brought
the
greatest
relief
during
from anti-Semitic practices of the lo-
week and many more had to be turned and from the schools and are now three months, while in European
cal Communist administration was pie Beth El, Woodward avenue at the time of need for the purpose of
being used. Parents desirous of talc- lands.
away for lack of room.
determined in the report of a special Gladstone. The opening date has maintaining East European Jewry,
The camp day ran according to ing advantage of this service are
Dr. Wise was one of the presiding
investigation commission appointed by been set at Monday night, Oct. 19. will now complete its generous and
asked to call the schools. At present, body of the Vienna Zionist Congress,
schedule
with
activities
varying
from
The college will be under the imme- well-planned reconstruction work.
the Soviet government.
day to day. The retreat has excel- the Talmud Torah at Philadelphia which he attended as a delegate.
As a result of this report the Guln. (hate direction of Rabbi Leon I ram, We hope that the Joint Distribution
lent facilities for every comfort and and Byron avenue will be the only
The reporter asked:
spolcom, the regional executive corn. who has come to Temple Beth El to Committee will direct its attention to
convenience possible and was man- school nerved by the busses, except to
"There have been ao many confusing
mittee of the Communist party, in the be associated with Rabbi Leo M. the health problems of the Jewish
children of kindergarten age, living reports with respect to the attitude
-
aged
by
three
counsellors.
A
typical
take a Franklin and to do the special work masses in Russia and in the border
district of Podol decided to
schedule follows: Rising bell at 7 within a reasonable distance. A of the Zionist Congress to the problem
states
as
a
prerequisite
for
the
re-
of
director
of
religious
education.
number of steps necessary to change
o'clock; morning exercise at 7:30; charge of nine tickets for 50 cents of Russian Colonization by the Joint
Among the courses offered will be construction work," the greeting of
the present situation.
breakfast at 8 and duties until 9:30; is made, which covers the cost of Distribution Committee, that the J. T.
"A Survey of Jewish History from the Oze read.
One of the measures decided upon Its Beginnings to the Year 1925, "A
hiking, tennis, baseball or other operating the busses. As this Is a A. would like to have from you the
"On the occasion of your confer-
by the Gubispolcom is that the Jew- Surve of the
sports until swimming at 11 and din- new experiment In Detroit the all facts with regard to the attitude of
f the
ence in Philadelphia may o
we p
ex ress
Literature
ish population be more fully repre- Bible," "A Survey of Jewish Beliefs, the hope that the new activities will
ner at 12:30; rest hour until 2:30, cials of the schools are watching with the congress to what has now come
sented in the local village and district Ideals and Ceremonials" and "Meth- lead to the crowning of the relief
when the girls play games until swim- interest the service which these to be called the Russian Colonization
Soviets by such delegates who are ods of Teaching in Jewish Schools." work with permanent results. The
ming at 4; supper at 6 o'clock con- busses will be to the community.
Plans have also been completed for plan."
closely connected with the Jewish toil- Among the members of the faculty most important results of the last Hungary, Roumania, Lithuania cluded the prescribed activities.
"I would say that the congress was
ing masses"
The second
is that one
The two dormitories at the camp the opening of a high school depart- bewildered. Instinctively it felt ag-
official,
preferably
the secretary,
who will be David Perlman, formerly rag- period of relief work were achieved
ment. All graduates of the school
were
nick-named
Bug
House
and
Mistreated
Jewish
Popula-
grieved at a Russian colonization plan
knows Yiddish well should be in every istrar and instructor in Jewish his- y the J. D. C. together with Eu-
Sleepy Hollow. During the evenings automatically enter this department taking the center of the stage, as it
lion Is Reported.
mixed Soviet in order to serve t e tory at the College of Jewish Studies ropean and local organizations which
the girls of each dormitory competed and arrangements have been made were, at that time. And yet again,
aroused in the local Jewish popula-
for
a
special
examination
for
out-
wish population in its native lees of Chicago; Rabbi Leon From, Dr.
for the honor of presenting the most
even as in the matter of the Jewish
Je ue. Third, that all official decrees Leo M. Franklin, other local rabbis tion the desire for constructive self-
unique entertainment or parties, with siders. !Hadar Rosenberg, a noted Agency, though the congress would
gng
be issued in and teachers and special lecturers help. We are thankful for the assist- SKRZYNSKI MAINTAINS
educator of Rochester, N. Y., has
and information should ll angu. from the Hebrew Union College, the ance rendered up to now and we hope
OPTIMISM ON PACT the result that the recreation hall in been engaged as director of the new have voted by a vastly preponedrating
l the age
the main building was the scene of
t he
majority, against any Russian cola
Yiddish as
Per School of Religion and the University that the J. D. C. will continue to co-
ocaof
such events as a circus, musical show, department and will arrive in the city
revision
Fourth, of
t hat
well
as militia
sonnel
the a local
and the of Michigan and other institutions of op erate with the Ort toward a suc- Numerus Clausus, Sunday Clos- drama, pantomime, minstrel show, shortly. Further plans for the open- nizatien plan, it was felt that the mat-
ter ought properly to be fought out
h Jewish and general learning. The cessful end," the message of the Oct
ing
of
a
night
school
for
adults
will
ing Law Are Considered
country fair, advertisement show,
within American Jewish life. The
a n d that sucto courses will be conducted upon uni- read.
tax co ectors be
be announced later.
dress parade. kid and pajama parties, also
congress stood bewildered In the pres-
Dr. Henry Moskowitz, chairman of
by Court of Justice.
officers be engaged who are able
versify standards, requirement for
In
speaking
of
the
new
plans
being
masquerades
and
other
stunts
which
ence of the irreconcilable contradic-
handle the Jewish artisans and other entering the college being
graduation the American Ort, who is now in Ber-
.
were born in the minds of 60 ener- announced by the United Hebrew tion between the private assurances
Jewish groups, to deal with the wall- from an accredited high school or the lin, stated in a cable dispatched to
The
nu-
Schools Bernard Isaacs, director, said:
GENEVA.—(J. T. A.)—
getic
girls.
A
fortune
teller
also
cant s in totheir own language and ine e9uivalent thereof. These courses the Philadelphia conference:
"Educators claim that the center of given Dr. Weizmann and others and
merus clausus, the law enacted by shared in the glory and charged 10
work in the spirit of th
a "I have just returned from a visit the
general
gravity of Jewish education, which the facts of precedence and priority
Hungarian Jegov
directions of the central authorities. will be credited and will lead to
to Poland and Bessarabia. The poor
the cents for each foretelling of the fu- has hitherto been in Central and East- at this time to Russian colonization.'
sh
studentss
i
sub-
ture. The proceeds were used as a
"What will your stand be, Dr. Wise,
en to crop in Bessarabia is a heavy ow
bl the
number
f
Fifthat stric measures be taken n . 1 The college, which is to be open
ern Europe, is moving rapidly to
Hungarian
universit1es,
will be a
everyone in the community, has been to the Jewish farmers there. Never- ject for discussion before the Inter- fund to purchase camp gifts, follow- America. Naturally the question here at the meeting in Philadelphia, with
ing the example of the Fourth of July
regard
to Russian colonization?"
Complaints of mistreatment of the established because th e com mitten on thele ss, colonization has good pros ject
national Court of Justice at The
is: 'Is American Jewry ready?' We
"I am going to Philadelphia to
Jewish population in the sm aller
education of Temple Beth pects and it is possible to enable a Hague as a result of the complaint week-enders, who presented the camp are glad to answer yes, for American
with
andirons
and
a
screen
for
the
learn,
as
far as I can, exactly what
towns and villages were voiced in the El felt that there were a large num- number of Jews to engage in agri- submitted to the Council of the
fireplace. Bonfires, sings, marshmal- Jews are awakening to their responsi-
various parts of Soviet Russia. Ex- ber of young men and women in De- culture on state land.
League of Nations by the Joint For- low nad wienie roasts were held on bilities In the matter of Jewish educa- is In the mind of those who have made
themselves
responsible for this pro-
"The economic situation of the
pression of these complaints are found troit who wanted to have something
tion. Less than a decade ago we found
So- more than a hazy notion of what Jew- Jewish population in Poland is threat- eign Committee of the Anglo-Jewish the sandy beach of the lake.
in almost every issue of the Yiddist
Board of Deputies and the Anglo
nothing but chaos and disorder; now posal. I wish to know, even as do
Every
Friday
night
the
campers
my brother Jews in all lands, on what
Communistic press, appearing in
ish history and the Jewis ai . ened by the lack of credit, scarcity ewi . Association.
dressed in their "best" nad welcomed there are modern, well-equipped grounds the reconstruction of East
It is anticipated that Jewish social of money and the decline of corn-
viet Russia.
This information was given out by
ere schools in almost every city and town European Jewry has been decided
org
Mistreatment of even Jewish inva• workers, wish
community
and merce. All classes of Polish Jews Lucien Wolf, secretary of the Joint I the Sabbath day. The candles w the possessing a Jewish community.
leaders
of Jewish workers
terms of Russian colonl-
lids in the governmental invalid Lions, Je
made
over
1 are flocking to the training schools of Foreign Committee, in an interview lighted, the "broths"
"High schools and even teachers' upon in the take
Sabbath
meal
sery ed
it for granted that
I
homes, terrorization of the Jewish teachers in Jewish schools will avail the Oct, which are not prepared to with the representative of the Jewish "Chetah" and a
eld colleges are rapidly being °Nerd in aation,
Telegraphic
Agency4fere.
.
During
the
evening
a
service
was
h
the
meeting
Is for consultative, not
themselves
eagerly
of
this
opportun-
accommodate
the
increased
numbers.
population to such an extent that, ac-
Te
!before the open fireplace, followed by the large Jewish centers. New York ratification purposes, and that the del-
cording to recent issue of "Der Stern." its for a systematic study of Jewish "East European Jewry does not de-
The question of submitting the
alone
has
four
colleges
and
one
of
the
from the Bible or
Jewish Communist paper In Charkoff, nte. A number of college men and sire philanthropy, but reconstructive caseto the
1 Court of I readings
them, supervised by Professor Morde- egates present will have a chanco
women in the community have al- work. I am sure that co-operation Justice is now being considered by a' Apocrypha.
when three members of the Kief
cai M. Kaplan and connected with the to learn the real reasons which
mis•
for frequent mi. ready expressed their desire
with the European organizations will
pected
litia were arrested
Theological Seminary, has been grant- underlie the Crimean plan. No
com mittee of thhh
of
treatment, abuse and acts of rr ' to their knowledge of general history lead to good results "
report
to
the
council
ed the authority to issue degrees of word of ours can place Russian
to submit its r ree w ic is ex
colonization in competition with
no one was willing to testify against and literature a knowledge of Jewish
the league during next week.
bachelor, master and doctor.
history and literature. Graduate. of
them in fear of revenge.
"The attitude of Appony, Hun-
"Intensive Jewish education is mak- Palestine resettlement. But facts are
A decree abolishing the present ad- Temple Beth El High School will con-
garian Foreign Minister, is hopeful
ing great progress and America will facts and the Jews of the world arc,
ministration system of government tinue their Jewish education at Beth
soon deserve its name as a center of waiting on what I have no doubt will `
and if the case comes on before the
be the impartial deliberations of the
and replacing it by establishing dir ect El Coll ege.
Jewish and Hebrew learning."
International Court of Justice the
Philadelphia conference,
e
small
districts
Those
who
are
interested
in
taking
th
contact between
parties will not be hostile. Whatever Proposal Is Made by Lith
"The venomous bitterness of the Vi-
and the central authorities in Char- the courses and who would like to ap-
the court will decide. the parties will
e
ian
Government
in
Leap:
HOUSE
OF
SHELTER
enna cry which has not yet died out
ply
for
membership
in
the
classes
are
koff is welcomed editorially by Der
able settlement,"
seek for an amicable
my ears, 'Juden Herausil has
Assembly.
ELECTS OFFICERS of
r
Ste n as it would give the central au. advised to write at once to Beth El Jacob Epstein Will Give 10
Lucien Wolf declared.
taught me the supreme need of unity
S an opporunity of direct su- College, 8801 Woodward avenue, as
thorities
The R
ouman i an gov ernment askedl
Cent of Amount Raised b y
among
Jews for the highest and the
at-
ion
and
to
suppress
toe
anti-
the
classes
will
be
limited
in
number.
the
Joint
Foreign
Committee
to
post•1
GENEVA.—
(J.
T.
A.)
—
An
pervie
Is Chosen PresIdeat for noblest ends of Jewish life."
City for J. D. C.
onal N. Bielfield
Semitic
tendencies of the local au-
t
Twenty-first Term.
pone its action before the league tempt to extend the internati of
(Continued on Page 7)
Speaking
to a representative of the
—
thorities. Der Stern appeals to the
I
treaties
guaranteeing
the
rights
against Roumania, with regard
d to the
n, its confi-
New York Times, regarding the cola
en•
NEW YORK.—David A. Brow
Jewish public not to lose
N. Bielfield was re-elected pre!'• nization plan in Soviet Russia, Dr.
chairman of the United Jewish Cam- . question of the citizenship law which national minorities in the newly ign-
dente in "revolutionary justice" and
deprives thousands of Jews of their larged countries following the s
dent of the House of Shelter for the
stated:
paign,
announced
headquarters
tries to reassure the Jewish popula- WILL OPEN SEASON
in addition
to the from
contributions
of citizenship right in the newlyy occu- ing of the Treaty of Versailles, t o all twenty-first term at a recent meeting Wise
That country is under the Soviet
in the Pershing Square Building that pied Roumanian territories. The Rou- other states who are members of the of the members of the organization.
lion that the Soviet authorities will
WITH
MERRY
COMEDY
in future take proper steps in the
manian government has asked the League of Nations was made by the Other officers are: A. Brand, vice. and any money sent there will benefit
—
,,
by Julius Rosenwald of ostponement o f t h is action un til "the
th e representative
of the Lithuanian goy- president; Jacob Friedberg, chair- the Bolshevik) and help to spread their
protection of the Jewish minorities.
&AA young People Will $1,000,000
'
by Felix M. p overnmen t ll omete
Chicago and $400
at the assembly of the man; Louis Dann, treasurer; B. Ka- doctrines throughout the world. Pal-
pl a fir m pro- et nment
A p picture typical of the situation Sheaves,
.
g
Is under a mandate from Eng-
'
Cie,.
"Banging
the
Tea
Kettle.'.
,
he
has
re
p
al
at-
im
Warburg of New York,
Warbu
was given recently in an ape
League of Nations.
minsky, secretary, and the following estine acting under the League of Na-
I concerning the J ewish 'H e
—
1 le ally without a tours-
signed by thirty inhabitants of the
a I ceived a pledge from Jacob Epstein nose,
The proposal of the Lithua nian members of the board of directors: land
tions.
Four years ago there were
The
Young
People's
Auxiliary
b
ute
oint-
app
of Baltimore that he would contra
village of Piatigorye, District of Bie-
try)." This will probably take a few government asked for the
D. W. Simons, Louis Duscoff, Max 68,000 Jews in Palestine and now the
re
lotzerkolf,
under the caption, "Put Shaarey Zedek Congregation on 10 per cent of all the money
1
$15,000,000
I days. According to the Roumanian ment of a special commission to pre- Lieberman, N. L. Goldman, M. Krell, number has increased to 130,000 and
bind
Jewish
" that city for the
an End to Lawlessness." Before
the Thursday evening, Oct. 15, at 8 in
rnmoit there are 5,000 Jews In , pare such a treaty which would
Louis Granet, A. Ackerman, .1. Ro-
o'clock, will usher in its autumn and Overseas Chest" for which the cam. gove
the Roumanian territories who belong all states who are members of the senthal, David Robinson, R. Shorn- the country is beginning to flourish
revolution the town had 260
program pain is being conducted.
to this category. Two thousand of Ileague to determine their rights and beiger, J. August, D. J. Alpert, M. again like • green bay tree."
families living In 140 houses; after winter activities with a
"What did you see, Dr. Wise, of the
The purpose of the fund is to stim- them will be given citizenship; the duties toward the national mine titles. Jacobs, J. Sanders, J. P. Rosenthal,
the revolution
population and
was
37 which will include the presentation of
the reduced
pogrom to
period,
ulate and Intensify the great "back- remainder have no papers.
1 Mr. Galvanaukus, on behalf n f the H. Greenberg, Jacob Levin, David Op. Jewish refugees at the ports of
Banes,
Europe?"
families of artisans, 8 of union mem- E. Milton Altfeld's one-act comedy, to-the-soil" movement by the Jews of
While in Geneva Lucien Wolf , Lithuanian government; Dr.
penheim, Harry Bielfield, Aaron
the Russia and for reconstructive and learned
"I went to Eastleigh, near South-
numbers by
high caliber,
hers, 10 of traders of the second "Banging
the talent
Tea of
Kettle,"
musical
of the plan of the Roumanian : on behalf of the Czecho-Slov akian Klein, A. Farber, S. Reichsteln, S.
class installation of the new officers of the welfare work among Jews in various government to remove the Ukrainian government; Mr. Kom, on beha If of Horwitz, J. Louis S. Schaeffer, A. ampton, in order to see for myself
of men
of first
undeter-
class, 23 families
of traders
of the
o . b ri n ae
n lucna r redn t: Barras,Rosenthal and A. Lott. just how the refugees there gathered
mined
14 occupation. With the excep- auxiliary and a dance. The members foreign lands. The campaign was of- refugees from Bessarabia to interior the Polish government; Lord R aa
and
were faring. I found that physically,
of the congregation and their families ficially launched at a nation-wide
The House of Shelter, which is lo- they were as comfortable as they
Roumania. When he intervened with Cecil on behalf of Great Britain
lion of a families
Jewish
small minority
barely live
all en
of the will be the guests of the auxiliary. conference in Philadelphia on Sept. Mr. Duca, Roumanian Foreign Minis- i M. de Juvenal, on behalf of Fr
cated at 299 Winder street, from Oct. could be made, thanks largely to the
12 and 13 in which over 1,000 leading ter, the minister telegraphed to the i rticipated in the discussion.
1, 1924, to Sept. 13, 1925, has served
support they receive from their rela- Admission to the public will be free. philanthropists and social workers government and declared that he re- ing the discussion M. deJuvenal ridi- 18,000 meals to impoverished persons, former British officer in charge and
the representatives of Anglo Jewry,
phase
modern which
Jewish from every part of the United States ceived a cable stating that the Rou- culed the proposal of the Lithe
lives in America. The bitter eco- "Banging a the
Tea of Kettle,"
both
Jewish and non-Jewish. The
which
government had agreed to • government of a treaty conce rni g organization has served and is serving headed by Otto Schiff, who have done
nomic situation is due, the appeal pictures a rollicking comedy
participated.
manian
whatever could be done to make toler-
1
mi•
okes
hilarious
laughter
from
first
I
one of of
the
out- abandon the plan. Fifteen hundred the duties toward the nations
v
" Mr. Epstein
says, to the anti-Semitic elements e
standing
Jewish is leaders
Bahl-
a need in the community and those
the cruel lot of those Jewish men,
last.
which have Invaded the Soviet admin• to mi
is It has been enacted in sev- more," said Mr. Brown. "Head of I refugees are reported to still be in norities which would also bind Eng. In charge feel that every Detroiter able
women and children, crowded together
nority
istratir n. eral Eastern cities where the author
j land and France, where no mi
should become a member. The offi- in this place of detention. In June
one
of
the
largest
commercial
organ.
Roumania.
■
problems
exist."
alive
system
was conducted
under has been hailed as one of the most
Suede, Law to Be Chreed.
Even
the campaign
for a co-oper•
cers also request all members whose
actively
The commission accepted the reso- dues are in arrears to pay them at of this year there were still nearly
izations the South, he act
Action was also taken with regard
600 refugees, all of whom would fain
Mr. Altfeld
is an assistant
state's at- ticipates of i n ev ery public move ment
par-
the slogan of anti-Semitic agitation. gifted
non-professional
playwrights.
lotion offered by Lord Robert C ecil to once.
and
state,
giving
lib-
to
the
Sunday
observance
law
in
Ss.
enter America if ever opportunity
Mr. Wolf intervened with the the effect that the "commissio n pa-
At one of the meetings where the co- torney of Baltimore and the author in his own city an
should come to them. Not even the
a
"History
of
the
Struggle
of
the
of
the
rally
of
his
time,
ability
and
money,
banks.
,
of
,
proves
that
part
of
the
report
f
e
Greek representative, Fentis, who
operative idea was advocated, Zhur•
SELL
BIBLE
FOR
11,000
ruthless rigor of the American immi-
rs promised that modification of the law Council of the League of N ations
lead- Jews of Maryland for Civil Rights." and is one of the recognized leaden
er, stated
that the
only dangerous
avlyoff,
a Soviet
administration
s
ee
Those who will take part in the of Amer i can J ewry.
gration law could swerve these un-
of
or
it.ih
dealing with the national min
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—One thou- happy beings from their faith in
be made.
element for the government was the play include Burnett Krauss, Edith
regard to the complaint question. The representative
"Ile has bee n one of the most lib- will With
sand pednde was the price paid for America. They did not seem even to
.etzer,
Celia
Miller
and
Samuel
Lithuanian
government
having
eral givers in this country to every , against Lithuania, Mr. Wolf declared
h
Jews.
the first Bible printed in Austria dur
though they could not under-
gene ral and Jewish cause and in de that there was no possibility o tab- drawn his proposal, the commillitohn- ing Guttenberg's time. The Bible doubt,
The declassed traders and mei.• Will is.
why the American vises to their
' tiding to give 10 per cent of all that
ing any action aganiet the Lithuanian refers the discussion on the matter was sold by the Austrian church, Mel- stand,
chants attempted to organize an agri-
passports had gone so long unhonored.
to
the
Council
of
the
League
of
Na-
e-
will
be
raised
in
Baltimore
he
has
government
for
its
dispersion
of
the
cultural collective, but this was p
kerstift, to a collector In England.
KINSEL'S MANAGER
"In Paris Mr. Marshall and i, as
d hi ms
elf to a contri- Jewish National Council in view of ions."
pledge
vented by the CoMmunist autho ritries
DENIES PREJUDICE actually
officers of the Emergency Refugee
bution that will, in all likelihood, the fact that the treaty concerning
by their refusal to grant them land.
Committee,
met with the executive
come core to $50,000.
the rights of the national minorities
Jewish workers who were forced for
body of the Jewish Colenization Mim-
In an interview with the editor of
"The Jews of America have been does not provide for the existence of
one reason or another to leave the The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Messrs.
rs I electrified
i
elation.
As
•
result of these meetings
by the magnificent contri. such councils. However, the question
town, were not given work when they
an arrangement was entered under
returned, in spite of the fact that Dann and Hallman, manager and em-
O f ibutions announced by Mr. Rosenwald of the treatment of the national ml-
which it is not too much to say that
they were union members. Jewish element manager, respectively, ave. and Mr. Warburg and their enthusi- norities in Lithuania was in general
•through our Joint action and that of
(artisans are finding great difficulty Kinsel's Drug Store at Michigan
t asm will be intensified now by the an-
al b the council of the
'.,_re
a
the Emigdireet, the problem of the
di..'-ro
nue and Griswold, defile
nouncement of Mr. Epstein's pledge cons
oh'•moh rohho
in Joining artisan co-operatives.
1. Yis-sad-d•I v'-yis.ked-dash
refugees will be solved in a not un-
ment was made by the latter to a I
m
10 per cent of all the money that mitted by Lord Robert Cecil.
Jewish population suffered most of young man seeking employment to of
chir-u-aoh,
•'-y•rnlish
mal-chu•sah,
satisfactory fashion within the next
will be raised in Baltimore. The ex- league,
which adopted
a report sub-
m oan ko-r iv,
ba.a.go-loh u..is-man
The Lithuanian
representative,
Gal-
•
all from the plague of the tax col-
the
f
d'•chol boo
p
was
two years.'
. ample thus set by the gentlemen
vanauskas, gave assurances to the
lectors. The tax is usually assessed the effect that it
a•men.
ma-io.
"Will you give us your imnressions
'
have
mentioned
will,
I
am
sure,
be
ncil
that
"Lithuania
will
citizens
committee
under
the
su-
store
not
to
employ
Jews.
Y'•ho sh'•nuth rab.ho ne•vo•rach, l'.o.lom
by s
2.
of the Zionist Congress at Vienna?"
v'-yis•ro.rnam
o'-yio•
Jew in our employ at present and emulated by hundreds of other gen-
pervisien of a government commis- one
3. Yis.ho.roch v'•yioh•t•la•b•ch
have had Jewish help from time to croon men all over the United States
"To deal with last things first. I
oh . •rnoh d'-kud.oho,
Galvanauskas
Informed
the
as-
sion. The taxes, however, are
treaty."
t
aas-se :Oa-had-dor
em greatly relieved to learn that Dr.
adhere
to the that
national
minorities
v'-shi.ro-so, tuoh•b,.cho.00, vl•alo
nested in such a manner that the com- time," Mr. Danz said, "and we pros-
ern- to whom the Jews of this country look
league
council
the Lithuanian
kol
ku, I' - le
Weismann
has withdrawn his resig-
law
o-m•n.
the
decision
of
the
phatically
deny
informing
any
for
leadership."
I
government repealed in July the
mission COnfIrtna
duo-m*4o, da...mi•ron
that we discriminate
el-
nation, or to be mere accurate, ha,
compelling merchants and traders in
man d'is-p'-t•r
citizen,' committee The Jewish mem•, pective employe
There-
li
4. Al rio•rool, o'•1 toad.di•ko-yo, o'••1 kol sh'-lo•mo
reconsidered
his threat to refuse of-
tab-be
the
in
bers of the citizens committee, repro- i because of race or re gion.
y'.1ur l'-hen
Lithuania to display signs only
ROUMANIA ASKED TO
mo ho-den kir.u•seh
fice. I was net present during the
sentatives of the traders and artisans,I fore. we ask that you inform your
•'-chis-do T.F.-C111•121• min ko-dom
Lithuanian language.
STOP
ANTI-SEMITISM
to-vo l'eha.y. of-mo
closing
days
of the congress when
agreement
was
are afraid to express their opinion. readers that the
man evidently
rrnotn.
The Polish Jewish
d young
the remark
and that
mo-r• sh'•m••yo r'.ar.o,
v'al
the vote was taken which resulted in
misun
The small town traders are tax
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. Al—Steps again discussed by Lucien Wolf and
5. Y•ho oh•lo-mo r•b-ho min .h'-ma-yo
Dr.
Weizmann's
threat of with-
three or four times as much as in theiMr. lialfman made no such state- to suppress anti-Semitic propaganda Count Alexander Skrzynnki, who at-
o'•irn.ru o•rnan.
kol
drawal, but exco.fing for a Single
n
hu yea.s•r sho-lom o-lo-au
district towns. Being unable to pay meat."
is in Roumania were asked of Prime tended the league assembly.
,uished Peale Zion-
6. 0...h sho.lom birn.ro-movr,
,
sentence
of
•
dis0
such exorbitant taxes they are classed! The Detroit Jewish Chronicle arose Minister Bratianu in view of the in- conference which took place, Mr.
V-imra
kol
ist, I did not hetr a single word to
creasing activities of the anti-Semites Wolf pointed to the dissatisfaction
as Poor taxpayers, are brought to sorry that • misunderstanding
;malty Dr. Weirmann's threatened
court and are being ruined. The com- and takes this means to correct it.
In the country. which prevails in Poland concerning
(Editor's Note:—For the benefit of those who desire a translitera-
action. Seeing that every endeavor
A pamphlet which was recently eir• the fulfillment of the Polish Jewish
munication ended with an appeal that
mourners and who are not familiar
by
is made to foster the party spirit and
tion of the prayer recited
FORD HERO OF PLAY
a special commission be sent to in-
eulated in Roumania, Issued by the agreement. Count Skrzynski assured
with Hebrew, The Detroit Jewish Chronicle publishes the prayer in
to stimulate party divisions at the
olf that the delay In the ful-
---
yllables. Paragraph four is
vestigate this situation.
w ith a p re - Mr. W
Roumanian
anti-Semites
Zionist Cengreas, I cannot conceive
English terms arranged according to:
nt
of
the
Polish
Jewish
agree-
BERLIN—(J. T. A.)—Henry Ford
fillme
recited in Reform synagogues only, nd not in Orthodox or Con-
that any leader should demand unani-
des fare by Professor Cuza, c ontains
t was due to the fact that cer- '
the mourners recite
is the hero of a play, "Shauspiel
synagogues
below'
and
exciting
pictures.
One
of
mous support of this action. That Dr.
servative synagogues. In Reform
RABBIS TO CONFER
Mechanismus," by Arthur Palitch. the the pictures shows the Jew u Judas tan provisions of the agreement re-1
be
the
Kaddish
with
the
rabbi.
first performance of which will
kissing Christ: another shows a Jew quire their embodiment in special!
(Turn to last pegs.)
WARSAW,—(J. T. A.)—A confer-
veil I Cologne early in October. in • Talith with an axe in his hand laws and there is no ground for pea- I
ence of Polish rabbis will take place
in this play as the
simian. •
is po
a
cross.
chopping down
here in November. Many rabbis from Ford
benefactor of the world.
fore i gn countries will participate.

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