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MOSKOWITZ VISITS
NOV . 4 TO 14
FOR THE COMMUNITY CHEST DRIVE OF LAST
JEWISH FARMERS
TUESDAY
NIGHT
CAPTAINS HO HELD MEETING AT PHOENIX CLUB
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Reports to D. A. Brown on Observe.
Hoes and Work of J. D. C.
Councilman William P.
in which they
ing the tr ag is situation
find th emsel ves.
"In the Odessa region where the
Ort works with the generous titian-
cial support, the results are also very
impressive. Unfortunatel y, however
the colonists in the Odessa region are
suffering from poor harvests during
the past two years, and further gen-
erous relief measures by the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee are necessary in
order that the colonists there shall
succeed.
"I am convinced that Jewish coloni-
zation in Russia is both eminently
practical and extremely important and
can be fruitfully extended."
NEW YORK.—An enthusiastic re-
port of the success achieved by the
Joint Distribution Committee, through
thou-
Dr. Joseph Rosen, in establishing
sands of Jews as farmers in the Cher-
son and Odessa districts of Russia has
been received by David A. Brown, na-
tional chairman of the United Jewish
Campaign , for $15,000,000 from Dr.
Henry Moskowitz, well known Amer-
ican social-service expert, and chair-
man of the executive committee of the
Ort Reconstruction Fund.
The cable tent Dr. Moskowitz,
which was sent to this country after Raise $40,000 for Insane and Incur-
ables.
he had made an investigation of the
farming colonies is as follows:
"Moscow.—I have pust returned
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.)—Mrs.
here from an inspection of the new
Cincinnati, chair-
Berman of
Jewish colonies in the Cherson and Oscar
man of the American building fund
Odessa regions. The Joint Distribu- committee for the Ezrath Nashim
tion•Committee's work in Cherson un-
for the Insane and Incurables
der the masterful direction of Dr. Ros- Home
of Palestine, has announced that Mrs.
en is extraordinary. Within six Julius Rosenwald of Chicago has
months he has effected the settlement made a contribution of $1,000 to-
of 1,600 families with homes finished wards its proposed fund of $40,000
for :SOO and 200 more under way
for the erection of greatly needed
which will be completed this coming buildings in Jerusalem. Thin Insti-
S:r ing. Thousands of dessiatines of
only one of its charac-
land have been sown with winter tution is the
in the Orient.
wheat by the new colonists. All of ter Mrs David Yellin of Jerusalem is
the new settlements have been provid- the president of this institution. The
ed with wells and equipped by the other officers of the American build-
J. 0. C. with American tractors and
fund committee are: Mrs. Alex-
GERMAN LEADER DIES
other necessary agricultural imple- ing
ander Kohut of New York City, hon-
BERLIN.— (J. T. A.) —Professor ments and are being given scientific orary chairman; Dr. Anna S. Vintner
German Minis- agricultural assistance by a staff of of New York City, vice-chairman;
Hugo Preuss,
Mrs. Sol Lamport of New York City,
ter of the Interior and author of the trained agricultural experts.
"Conditions in the many small treasurer, and Mrs. David Friedlaen-
constitution of the German Republic,
Charge Polish Heads With Discrimin.
ratified in 1919 at Weimar, died here towns I have visited, and where I have der of Philadelphia, secretdry.
Mrs. Robert Mnrwll and Mrs. A. M.
story Acts Against Jews.
suddenly at the age of 65. Professor seen how the Jews are being affected
of
by the government's economic policies
Hershman of Detroit are members
Govt. Praises Initiative in Mem- l'reuss was a devoted member of the
t
Distribu-
i
no
Jtop
and on every occa- n v ince me' that
the national committee that. is en-
Jewish community
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Lack of
tion
Committee's
work
for
agricultur-
orandum Scut to Mandates
sion defended his Jewish co-religion-
gaged In raising this fund.
.
confidence in the Grabski government
,
be most helpful
work
ists. Ile was born in Ber in Oct.
Commission,
was expressed by Deputy Froetig on
1860.
behalf of the Club of Jewish Depu-
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)The resolu-
ties notwithstanding the fact that the
agreement concluded between the club tion of the non-partison conference
and the Grabski Government has not on Palestine affairs held in New York
been called off.
City last year under the chairman-
During the general debate in the ship of Louis Marshall, with regard to
Polish Diet, Deputy Frostig severely the entry of American non-Zionista
criticised the economic and financial in the Jewish Agency, was referred
policy of the government, particularly to in the reply of the British govern-
with regard to the Jewish population ment to the questionnaire of the Per-
in Poland, pointing out the unfortu- manent Mandates Commission of the
EXT TUESDAY the citizens of Detroit will
nate results of this policy which League of Nations, which will meet
brought the country to a state of des- in Geneva this month.
have an opportunity to show their appre-
The British government's reply
pair. The speaker while praising the
ciation of the splendid record which Mr.
prime minister for his initiative with dealt with the following questions of
the
Mandates Commission: (1) What
regard to the conclusion of the Polish
Bradley has made in the Council.
Jewish agreement, declared that it is measures have been taken by the
PRESENTS THE
'unfortunately a fact that this agree- mandatory power to secure the estab-
His record stands almost in a class by itself.
ment, has not been realized. The lishment of the Jewish national home
speaker cited numerous instances of in Palestine? (2) What progress has
Kind and helpful by nature, Mr. Bradley has
the application of the discriminatory been made in the economic upbuild-
"Numerus Clausus" to Jewish stu- ing of Palestine? (3) Concerning
brought to his job a sympathetic understanding
e.
dents in Polish universities and col- the work and the progress of the Jew-
ish Agency. (4) Concerning the
leges.
of the problems of all the people.
The Steiger trial was also touched "close settlement of Jews on the land
upon by the representative of the Po- as provided in Artcile 6 of the Pales-
He stands for good schools, pure water and
lish Club of Jewish Deputies. "I have tine mandate."
Replying to the first question, the
full confidence in the justice of the
efficient police and fire protection. Above all,
Polish court and I am convinced that report of the British government de-
clares that "the government has con-
the
innocent
Steiger
will
be
acquitted,"
he stands for freedom from religious prejudice
he declared. Concluding his speech, tinued to improve local conditions,
Deputy Frostig declared that the aiming to provide equal security and
and class bigotry.
Club of Jewish Deputies will not vote opportunity for all communities and
for a resolution of confidence in the classes and encouraging enterprise.
A vote for MR. BRADLEY will be a vote
Jewish initiative has taken advantage
government.
A motion which may affect the po- of the favorable conditions thus cre-
AGAINST THE KLAN.
litical situation in Poland was the one ated for the industrial and agricul-
introduced by a representative of the tural settlements. During the last
Polish Peasants' Radical Party Wyz- year 12,856 Jewish immigrants ar-
wolenie, demanding that the present rived in the country."
The question with regard to the
Sejm be dissolved and that new elec-
ALSO
Jewish Agency is answered by the re-
tions be ordered for Jan., 1926.
he Polish Embassy in Berlin denies port of the British government which
states
that
"the
Palestine
executive
the allegation that the discriminatory
Numerus Clausus is being applied to and the Zionist head office were giv-
Jewish students in Poland. The fig- ing the opportunity of expressing
ures given out by the embassy with their views on the revision of the im-
migration laws, on the organization
( regard to the attendance at Polish
of the Jewish communities, on the
Late
universities are as follows:
Krakau: 2,476 Christians, 900 Jews; Palestine citizenship law, etc. The
BEGINNING
Lemberg: 1,180 Christians, 400 Jews; Palestine Zionist Executive has been
Vilna, 638 Christians, 224 Jews; War- regularly consulted in the preparation
of
the
semi-annual
immigration
saw, 2,100 Christians, 713 Jews.
The figures show that about 35 per schedules With regard to the future
demands for Jewish labor. A repre-
cent of the student body is Jewish.
Appearing for a Limited Engagement Only.
sentative of the Palestine Zionist
WM.
Prayer is the key to the day and Executive has served on the Currency
B. Mus. Columbia University.
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RICH
Commission of the Palestine govern-
For Reservations RA
the lock to the night.
E--Co•ching
ment.
The
Palestine
Zionist
Execu-
hone Glendale
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Jewish industrial and other enter-
Private Instruction Only.
ness hoards itself poor.
Endorsed by Prominent Musicians.
prises, can and does render to the
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Palestiqe government valuable as-
sistance in all matters affecting the
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welfare of the Jewish population.
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The Palestine Executive has taken di-
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rect and useful part in promoting
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new industrial developments which
are a remarkable feature of Jewish
activity. In the past few years it has
assisted in the formation of agricul-
From the President's Desk—TALK NO. 244
tural settlements, extensive afforesta-
tion, drainage, health improvement
and general improvement of agricul-
tural conditions."
The question of the Jewish Agency
is answered thus: "The Zionist Or-
ganization as the Jewish Agency has
continued its negotiations with the
Jewish communities for wider co-
operation than results from the pres-
ent composition of the Zionist Organ-
ization." The report here quotes the
resolution of the non-partisan confer-
ence on Palestine affairs held in New
York City last March, the decision of
the Anglo-Jewish Board of Deputies,
declaring its readiness to enter the
agency, and the considerable progress
made in other countries.
With regard to the close settlement
of Jews on the land. the report de-
clares that during 1924 21,000 acres
of agricultural land have been pur-
chased by Jews, 60,000 are now being
acquired, thus making a total of 3191
square miles under Jewish ownership
in Palestine. During the year 1923
the Jewish rural population of Pales-
tine amounted to 16,000 of a total of
87,000 in the country. The rural '
Jewish population in Palestine now 4 ,
23,000 of a total of 108,000. 1
BRADLEY
WOMEN WILL AID
JERUSALEM HOME
REPORTS
JEWISH PROGRESS
CLUB SHOWS LACK
I BRITAIN
OF FAITH IN GOvT.
He Deserves Re-election
On His Record
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