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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1926
Insists J swish Turkish
Will
Pisgah Lodge[
Notables Act Ccwarc
NATIONAL MINORITY RIGHTS ARE SAME
Establish Library,
AS THE RIGHTS GUARANTEED BY UNITED
ri'iriutthedBroatodcamsteemrbteorsBe
STATES CONSTITUTION, SAYS MARSHALLIB'npaiistB
1-0-4-0
OFFICE Ushers In New Year , JEWISH FARMERS •
With Four Services RAISED ONE MILLION
SHUTS SACRAMENTAL
DOLLAR GRAIN CROP
WINE SHOPS IN N. Y.
! PROHIBITION
Temple Beth El to Accommo-
date 6,0.00 Worshipers 011
High Holidays.
Temporary Suspension of All
Wine Permits Ordered by
Chester P. Mills.
-
-
CHARGES MANY ABUSES
OF PRIVILEGES IS CAUSE
During September.
Colonists in Cherson District
Produce 500,000 Bushels
Nest Wednesday evening with the
Famous Constitutional Lawyer Replies to Criticism of American
Above Personal Needs.
ushering in of the New Year, Te
,
1
Henry
M.
Ahramovitz,
chairman
of
Beth El expects to offer facilities for
Israelite in Jewish Press on Action of Turkish
the intellectual advancement commit-
worship
to
the
largest
number
of
Jewish Notables.
! tee of Pisgah Lodge, No, 31, Ind,. '
co.ridnrionists who have ever sour - NEWS IN CABLE SENT
h in an-
p endent Order Mud p W rit,m
shiped under the auspices of a single
BY SON OF ROSENWALD
which
rogr
a
VIEW OF PRESS REVEALS LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
cultural
n
u
congregation in the city of Detroit,
• -- --
OF WHAT TREATY CLAUSES MEANT FOR MINORITY floncig
o o
ff ered members of the or-
' will be off
sir,
perhaps,
in
alit'
city
of
the
main-
Applications Must Be Made
ganization for the remainder of the
try. On that occasion, the great tem- William Rosenwald Finds That
Through
Rabbis
for
Coming
year, stated that his committee is now ,
Declares Turkish Jewish National Assembly Acted Under year,
pie and the licon Memorial Chapel
Cost to Settle Family on
engaged in establishing a It'nai
High Holy Days.
Pressure of Government's Promise to Stop Re -
seating together approximately 3,0u0
Land is Only $250.
.B'rith library in the community
people and the Orchestra Hall and the
prisals Against Minorities. •
Ferry
avenue.
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) —An or- auditorium of the Feekell Branch of I
5
__
' house, 27
Members of the lodge and of the
der closing the '250 sacramental wine the temple, together seating another
NEW YORK—A grain crop valued
T. A.)--A defense of his stand on the question
Of . Jewish community of this city are
anatlife
shops in New York was issued by Ma- 3,000 people, will in sill likelihood be
Jewish
NEW
national minorities treaties as it factor in the protection of the
being requested to contribute books
jor Chester P. Mills, federal prohibi- thronged with those who will come to- at more than $1,000,000 has been
the
the co n-
raised by farmers in the Cherson dis-
and liberty of racial, linguistic and religious minorities and an explion i
n
tine administrator.
gether to lift their voices in prayer
that these so-called treaties are in essence nothing more than the rights I to the ew library to meet
trict of Southern Russia, living in ag-
Temporary suspension of all sacra• and praise to the God of Israel.
of the United States were made by Istantly growing demand upon the '
and
others
for
li-
,
ricultural colonies established by the
part of members
mental wine permits was ordered and
and liberties guaranteed to Inc Cinci
citizen
No
pains
have
been
spared
by
the
Joint Distribution Committee through
ident of the American Jewish Committee, in a letter I brary privileges. In carrying out its
the provision that all wine needed by committee ill charge to make the sup-
Louts Mars hall, pre s
nnati.
kfie, program of providing the Jews of De-
LOUIS MARSHALL
Jewish worshipers for the coming hol- plementary' services fully as attrac- funds raised in America by the United
wee
to the Ainerienn Israelite of
The Jewish press in the United States and the Anglo-Jewish
idays, Rush Hashonah and Yom Kip- tive and as, inspirational as those JeWish Campaign. The crop includes
have widely discussed the action of the Turkish Jew ish notables in re- troit with facilities Which have been
pur, must be obtained through their which will be held in the main tem- more than 500,000 bushels of wheat
nouncing their claim to the national minority rights guaranteed to Turkish \ heretofore lacking, the local lodge _ .,..
rabbis. The order stipulates further ple and chapel. \'ctry fine musical above the amount required for per-
and the statement of Mr. Marshall con. hopes to provide a suitable place in
erstanding of the its new home for the study of Jew- •
that rabbis distributing Wine most do programs have been prepared by ar- sonal use by the colonists. This in-
Jewry by the Treaty of Lausanne
literature and H- •
a mi sund
on
nce
rins
discussi
g
Du
so either from their homes or front tist chtdrs and the gentlemen who will formation was made public by
io
ace treaties tea arts science,
deeming this a ctn.
ona
peace
l
i
the
internat
nal minority hi clauses in
their synagogues. The wine stores art. read the services and preach the ser- David A. Brown, chairman of the
meaning of the nat io
can Israelite ligion.
al influence was often manifest. Th
to be closed within two or three days. mons are men of high standing in the $25,000,000 United Jewish Campaign,
and their benefici
i
nst
aga
Marshall
Samuel
Sternberg,
editor
of
the
Weal
•
of
Mr.
who stated that it was contained in a
-
d the state ement
The withdrawals of sacramental scholarly world.
Au
Aug. 19
in its is
Broadcaster, that this politica-
cable sent from Russia by William
1Writh
tables,
taking
the
6-
wine during the first part of 11125 were
Those wishing to attend the sup-
-Jewish
Turkishsue
of
s sss . r.. s., , ,,,,..,..,‘Ter,
Rosenwald 'to his father, Julius Ro-
he
far
in
excess
of
the
actual
religious
view
that
"the
Jews
of
Turkey
are
at-1
plementary
services
should
send
in
tempting to adapt themselves to the •HPWAJDArt SPONSORS I Hon
will and
go distribution
to press within
a short
time
to members
of
senwald, Chicago philanthropist. In
needs of the individuals of the
their name:: and addresses without de-
I the lodge will take place during the
his cable, William Rosenwald said that-
a
ish
race"
Major
:Mills
stated.
"This
new Turkey anti are proceeding in
lay
to
Wallace
Rosenheite,
chairman
'
h of September. It is expected,
cost to American philanthropy of
caused an abuse of the sacramental
manner becoming to a highly intent-
f the committee on supplementary the
establishing a single Jewish family on
. the now publication will be of • Statement Issued by Chaim wine privilege. The cause of these i
gent,
loyal
and
patriotic
group
who
services,
for,
despite
the
vast
seating
are Turkish citizens first and Jews in Plans
Building
for Fast.
Pales-
. that
the
soil was $250. Julius Rosenwald
tins. $1,000,000
Contributions
Coming
I considerable
interest to the members !
Weizmann, Nahum Sokolow
excessive withdrawals can be laid to space available this year, it is likely
I and many attractive features arc'
at the outset of the United Jewish
several reasons, among which might that seats will all be taken. Many
religious belief afterward, precisely as
and Leo Motzkin.
Campaign
contributed $1,000,000.
ised.
om
pr
he mentioned a misinterpretaion of new members have been added recent-
we Jews a the United States have
—
always been and always shall be." The .1n connection with the new Hebrew! The next meeting of the lodge,
The younger Mr. Rosenwald, ac-
the regulations governing the with- ly to the roster of the temple's mem-
paper also contended that M r. Mar- University in Palestine, Hadassah and which will also be the first meetingi LAS T YEAR'S OBSTACLES LE 1 ,drawal and control of sacramental bership and for this reason, it is nec- companied by Jacob Billikopf, direc-
wi
shall "lays himself open to the charge the American Jewish Committee have of the fall season, n the I t
B'rith
w i„
essary to limit attendance at the tem- tor of the Federation of Jewish Chari-
ARE NOT INSU PERAB
roomsi
without taking into consideration that assumed the responsibility of build- the lodge ------
__.---..
! "Taking advantage of the fact that ple and the Brown Memorial Chapel ties of Philadelphia, has just visited
well as in a •ng a $1,000,000 hospital to fill a dire Community House, Mtmday evening, ,
as
there
are
no
Jewish
holidays
during
to members and to guests from other the Crimea, Ukraine and other parts
conditions in Turkey
t I o dequate
R e.1
na
number of other countries affected by 'ep
need in the Holy Land. The Detroit \ S t. 13.
no permi ts to cities who are members in good stand- of Southern Russia, where former
C ' ' D ue
the summer months, wine
l
y
l
ar
i
cu
chapter
is
already
facing
its
share
in
art
r
p
wine
wee
ing in congregations in the cities of Jewish city dwellers, through the aid
m onth s,
turns of Keren Hayesod and
withdaw
the Lausan ne Treat),
is
in Turkey, have changed completely I the undertaking, and although
sued after April 30, 1226. As these their residence. Such persons should of the Joint Distribution Committee,
Keren Kayemeth.
'
not
planning
an
active
drive,
it
hopes
permits are issued for a duration of bring with thema letter from their are experiencing a regeneration of
within the last few months."
to assist materially in the gathering
the result has been that on rabbis indicating that they are affili- health and economic independence. lie
Condemnation Reiterated.
)() day s . 1, 1926, there were no au• ated with a congregation in their home found men and women, who a few
of funds. Just this week, two unso-
LONDON.-0.
T.
A.)—The
pro-
t
August
In his statement to the American
licited donations were sent in—land in Announce Opening of Two New He- I gram of the Zionist Executive for the thentic withdrawal permits in exist-
months ago, lived in constricted ghet-
cities.
Israelite, Mr. Marshall again sharply
brew
Palestine worth $1,000 from Mr. and
brew Schools After Holidas.
I Palestine rebuilding work this year
Services at each of the places stated tos, raining banner crops of wheat,
criticized the action of the Turkish-
--
,
M rs. D. W. Simons, and $250 from
excelling their peasant neighbors with
was
outlined
in
a
staement
issued
by
The
government
fully
realizes
that
will
begin
on
the
eve
of
Rosh
Hash°.
Jewish notables. 'It has been rote-
Mrs. Isaac Shetzer in memory of her
Arrangements have been completed'
individuals of the Jewish race nah promptly at 7 o'clock and on the the quality and quantity of their
mated that they have feared the con- mother. One thousand dollars was for high holiday services to he held I Dr. Weizmann and Nahum Sokolow,1 ! certain
crops, and declared that the present
for
the
executive
of
the
Zionist
Or-
ire
sacramental
wine
in
the
oh-
following
morning
at
10
o'clock.
Those
requ
sequences of adherence to the treat-
raised by the dance at GI:dentin l'ark
Talmud I ganization and Dr. Leo Motzkin fo r servance of their religious rites and attending are requested to be in their harvest is an indication that the "back
ies. Su far as I am concerned, I would and smaller contributions have been at the Philadelphia-Ryan
to the soil" movement of Jews in Rus-
Torah
and
at
the
Kirby
Center.
ithe
praesidium
of
the
general
council
places
as
near
the
hour
stated
for
further
desires
to
aid
these
individ-
rather die 10,000 deaths than to show sent in by members who think it a
for A. Magrill of Cincinnati will of-
uals in the procurement of such wine. the beginning of services as possible. sia is proving a philanthropic Invest-
myself no lacking in manly courage
most fitting time and way to cele- ficiate in the Philadelphia-Byron some- I (actions committee). The statement
ment with unprecedented financial re-
On
Rosh
Hashanah
eve,
Dr.
Frank-
"There
are
certain
holidays
during
as to sell my birthright of liberty and
ad!
brate the coming high holy days.
torium. Selicoth services will be held , re
equality for temporary safety," he
nday morning, Sept. 5, at 12:30 • "The Zionist Organization, which September and in order that the re- lin's sermon subject will be "Our
There is not a traveller who comes
I
tun.
Prayer
for
Life,
and
on
Rosh
Ilasho-
ligious
needs
for
sacramental
wine
can
In the Cherson district, Mr. Rosen-
declared. Mr. Marshall's statement
from the Iltily Land who does not Su lock at both the Talmud Torah and has taken upon itself the responsibil- be not with the government desires
dv for rebuilding: the Jewish 'Nation-
nah morning, "Let the Jew Face weld reported that the Jewish cola-
read:
praise Hadassah's efficient and useful o'c
Kirby
Center.
to
inform
the
public
the
method
by
al Home, has adopted a budget which
Facts." Rabbi Fram's sermon on I nists had raised 500,000 bushels of
"The editorial comment in your work there. Rabbi Samuel Shulman ,
The United Hebrew Schools an-
Rosh Ilashonah eve will be "The I wheat beyond their personal needs,
. meets the crisis front which which this wine can be procured.
last issue upon my statement con- the latest notable to arrive from Pal
the opening, immediately fol. : barely
Feast of the Heart," and on Rosh and that their yield per acre, despite
Make Need Known to Rabbi.
Palestine now struggles to emerge.
demnatory of the action of the so- estine, made special mention of Ha-
lowing Rosh Hashonah, of two new Palestine
"The worshipers who desire to have Hashonah morning, "What is the Sho- lack of working cattle, doubled that
called "Turko-Jewish Notables' who dassah's contribution to the rebuild- schools; one, a building containing , The difficult situation of the past ye ar
of their neighbors. The value of the
erected' was not the consequence of insupera- sacramental wine for their personal far Saying?"
have taken it upon themselves to re- ing of that land. Its work is so es-
•
ble conditions or inherent obstacles use or the use of their family during
, crop, he learned, is more than $1,000,-
nounce the rights of Turkish Jewry sentially woman's work in the high- seven rooms and whit
during the summer, is located on the ether in the laud itself or in the qual- September should stake known their
guaranteed by the Treaty, of Lau- est and most beautiful sense of the
A.
FREUND
SPONSORS
1
000 ;
corner of I'arkside and Midland ave- ity of the Jewish immigration. It was , hee d s t o th e rabbi of the synagogue,
to Remain on Land.
sanne, calls for an answer. You in- V. and its successful manifestations
. ALUMNI ASSN 1
nues; the other is on the corner of due to the inadequate returns yielded I at which they worship. The rabbi, in
J. O. H. _
timate that my criticism of their ac- and results in the 13 years of its ac-
1
He declared that having interviewed
Brush street and the Six-Mile road. hy the Keren Ilayestal and the Kee"' I turn, is requested to determine as
tion is 'born of excess of devotion tivity have not only made possible all
numerous colonists, all of them ex-
This school, in connection with a syn- Kayemeth. !closely as possible the needs of his
'
to (my) own hobbies,' and that, what the other activities in Palestine, but
Under the sponsorship of Adolph pressed
a desire to remain on the land,
agogue and community house, was
"The task that confronts us is the worshipers for sacramental wine. He (Daddy) Freund, the graduates of the even if conditions in the cities im-
'-au term 'the real trouble with the have enriched the lives of thousands
erected
by
the
Jews
of
that
district,
car
absorption of at least 30,000 Jewish will be issued such sacramental wine Cleveland Jewish Orphan Home resid- proved, because greater security and
Jews in European ant
countries,' to-wit: 'the false idea of of women Inn America. new and com- at their own expense. The school, immigrants a year for the next 10 or permits approved and issued by this ing in Detroit contemplate the forma- more promising future was offered by
The buildig of this
however, will be managed by the years. Our work in Palestine since of upon personal presentation of
ro
seggation,
groups and national mi-
lion of an alumni society. There are their agrarian life. The average in-
't I will conw as the crown-
re
United Hebrew Schools and their
late b
norities,' is oar oo
act of an ambitious program un- methods will be employed in the class- the Balfour Declaration was pro- his needs to the federal prohibition slyer 60 of the alumni in the city, vestment made by American Jewish
claimed proves that the absorption of administrator who is located at 1 whose vocations embrace almost every philanthropy to insure this satisfac-
Marshall Explains History.
dertaken and carried out by Hades-
30,000 immigrants annually is by no Park avenue. Ample provisions have walk of life — merchants, menu- tory financial and social return, he ca-
"To one familiar with the so-called sah. The Detroit chapter will wel- rooms.
means an exaggerated number. The been made at the administrator's of- factorers, architects, dentists, arti- bled, has been only $250 • family. "1
minority treaties, it is evident that come with appreciation contributions
ACKNOWLEDGES
BNOS
housewives, am convinced that no other philan-
goal is within our reach if the proper five for the quick accommodation of sans,
if you have read them at all you from members and friends to the hos-
stenographers,
have done so to no purpose, because pital building fund. They may be
ZION $3 500 CHECK , conditions are only created. There are rabbis who will present their requests clerks, etc., all of whom received their thropy would yield such returns," he
you treat them as based on the idea sent either to Miss Hattie Gittlentan,
!necessary, first and foremost, land; for permits to purchase this sacra- early training in the institution which declared. "Work could be more than
that by these treaties 'the Jews in- Mrs Joseph H. Ehrlich or Mrs. Harry
was founded by the Order of B'nai doubled at the same efficiency within
Bnns Zion is in receipt of a com- I second, an adequate colonization fund; mental wine.
In this way it is hoped that Inc
sist that they are different and sep- Wetsnian of Calvert avenue.
from Miss Henrietta Szold third credit facilities, and, fourth,
the next year."
arate from their fellow countrymen.'
cultural opportunities and an ade- entire religious needs of the eommu-5
Notice of a meeting, which is to
Mn. Rosenwald's cable to his father
acknowledging the $3,500 sent in June
nity may be adequately met and at B'rith
years
ago. (frith Com- is as follows:
These treaties, I would have you
quate protection of health.
take about
place 00
at the
B'nai
I for the purpose of endowing a meter-
know, du not represent a hobby. They
the
genie
time
assistan
ce
given
the
munity
House,
275
East
Ferry
ave.
"Tremendously impressed with col-
Budget Is £2,000,000.
nity ward in one of the hospitals in
a
are the tcome
ou of e th most cre-
"The actions rommittee, therefore, government in formulating a correct sue, •.;n Sunday, Sept. 12, at 3 p. m., onies, especially Cherson district,
Palestine. Miss Szold extends the as-
of conditi ons
anti
study
policy
for
the
distribution
of
such
eing
sent
to
all
graduates
whose
ful thought
which grew 500,000 bushels of wheat
appeals to all Jews to supply the Zion-
is l
which have brought misfortune to Thirteen Unemployed Workers Will surance to the members that their ist Organization with a budget of wine," the prohibition administrator's addresses are known, but Mr. Freund beyond personal needs. Total saleable
will be carried out in every
millions of human beings for cen-
statement read.
urgently requests those graduates, produce worth $1,000,000. Despite
Not Be Deported.
detail and commends their fine spirit (2,000,000 for 1926-1927, to be util-
turies past, and especially to the
"Mieinlerpretation of the regula- who may or may not receive noticeworking
I
cattle Jews grew twice the
aft- true mothers' of Israel, in them 'zed ter and purchase and agricul-
Jews. In 1575, when the Treaty of
E RUSA LEM— (J. T. A.) —Rep- thought for the pioneers, mothers and tural settlement, for immigration and thins, Major Mills said, was responsi- for the meeting, to be present and I weight per acre as neighboring Ukrai-
Berlin sought to confer human resentatives of the Palestine govern-
hie for the inception of wine stores, bring with them their friends who nians and Jews poorest quality betters
labor,
fur
education
and
health,
an
rights upon the Jews of Roumania ment, the Palestine Jewish Labor Fed- babies in Palestine.
acct'irding to the New York Times.
take an int erest in the alma mater of Ukrainians best. Relations satisfac-
The Betts Zion has pledged itself for the establishment of the necessary
and other newly created govern- eration and the Zionist Executives are
"The rules," Major Mills said, "pro- the Imys and girls of the Jewish Or- tory. All colonists said even if con-
to contribute a total amount of $5,- eredits in industry and commerce; and
ments, that act was hailed with joy to meet at a special conference to con-
it furthermore calls upon all those in- vide that the wine shall be distributed phan Home.
ditions in towns improve materially
0(f0 for this work in I alestine.
by all humanitarians. Unfortunately, sider the unemployment situation in
Aside from the general J. 0. H. would remain account greater security
The officers of the stalely are: Mrs. I terested in building the Jewish Na- by the rabbi to menibers of his con-
that treaty contained no guarantee or Palestine. This was learned follow- J. Grosberg, acting president; Mrs. I thine' Home to !wildfire their energies gregation, or by a church officer who alumni society, the headquarters of and promising future. Average Agro-
sanctions, nor was it formulated in ing the conference between Lord Plu- Libby Ittscovity, vice-president; Mes- in the direction of assembling reserves corresponds in the Christian church which are in Cleveland, 0., there are Joint investment $250 per family. Con-
such terms as to prevent an interpre- tiler, the high commissioner, and Ben
units in Chicago, Ill.; Cincinnati, 0.; vinced no other philanthropy would
Moses Kaufman, secretary, and Mrs. of private capital for investment pur- -
tation which in effect nullified it. Zwi, representative of the Labor Fed-
"Some of the rabbis employed men St. Louis, Mo.; Memphis, Tenn., and yield such returns. Work could be
poses under public control.
Sarah Gittleman, treasurer.
When the Peace Conference con-
more than doubled at same efficiency
"The 0,000,000, which Jewry is to distribute the wine and these men other
eration.
Any one of the above will be happy
vened in 1219 at Paris, it was recog-
within next year."
Lord I'lumer stated to Ben Zwi that
information to those desiring urged to put at the disposal of the opened wine stores. In many cases,
nized by President Wilson and other the Palestine government is interested to give
Calling this a great constructive so-
FLOODS DAMAGE TOWNS.
Zionist Organization, should be ex- the storekeepers didn't know the
to
affiliate
in
this
splendid
purpose.
forward-looking statesmen, that it in enacting labor legislation in Pales-
members
of
the
congregation
and
they
cial
and philanthropic experiment, Mr.
-7--
pended in the following way: Land,
would be essential in connection with tine and that a special commission
£500,000; agricultural settlements and sold to every one. Thousands of per-
BUCHAREST—(J. T. A.)—Losses Brown, in making public Mr. Rosen-
the Treaty of Peace to protect ra- which has been appointed for this pur-
sons
of
various
Gentile
faiths
have
wald's
cabled report, said:
Weir, 1500,001); credits, industrial and
in life and property were the result
cial, linguistic and religious minori- pose will continue to inquire into the
"Thin is the first harvest for many
commercial, 13110,000; engineering been buying sacramental wine in New of a devastating storm, which raged
ties in the newly constituted coun-
of
the
agricultural
colonists of South-
enterprises, 1100,000; health and hos• York.
matter.
in the province of Dobruja, along the
—
tries and in those with which treaties
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency is
"I have conferred with the leading
pital buildings, £200,000; education
Several towns, including ern Russia. Mr. Rosenwald's report
Donau.
of peace were to be consummated. informed that an error occurred in the Jacob Pankem Reports That Ort Will
rabbis
of
the
city
and
they
all
agree
and
others
which
are coming to us
Tulcea and lsakcea and many vil-
and school buildings. 1150,000; reify/.
Provide Work for Polish Jews.
The prevailing idea was that there cable dispatch from Jerusalem con-
kius work, e50,000; building opera- that there are not more than f00,0
lages were flooded. The crop was daily from American and Russian ob-
should be assured equal rights to all corning the sentence of the 13 unem-
servers indicate that it is an unquali-
Pank- • tions, e100000• contingent and admin.
damaged.
men in all lands. Those rights were ployed Jewish workers, They were NEW YORK—Judge Jacob
(Turn to Last Page.)
fied PUMAS. We have already settled
to be the same as are conferred by not sentenced to 10 days' imprison- en, chairman of the American Ort re- istrative, 1100,000.
close to 7,000 families on the land.
"This represents the urgent task'
s
some
the Constitution of the United States ment but to one day. No recommenda• I por t
of the conditions in Eu-
They have devoted themselves to the
upon all persons dwelling within our tion with regard to their deportation rope as he found them while attend- I of the Zionist Organization for the I
task of conquering the soil. With un-
During the last few i
land. The treaties that were formu- from the country was made by the ing the International Conference of coming year.
paralleled energy, with a wholeheart-
'years
the
dormant
conscience
of
Jewry
lated, and, which, for the sake of
the Ort, held in Berlin.
edness equalled only by that of their
court.
In
the
summer
of
11125,
Judge
Pan-
,
has,
to
a
certain
extent
teen
aroused.
I
brevity, are termed minority treaties,
American co-religionists in helping
ken spent considerable time in l'o- Everywhere Jews are beginning to
were designed solely to accomplish
I them. The 7,000 families, conserva-
DR BERNSTEIN LEAVES
land,
studying
the
condition
of
the',
support
the
funds
that
are
to
make
i
that result, and to prevent evasion,
tively 30,000 persona, will remain—
FOR
CRIMEA
was)
in
--
—
PALESTINE
Jewish masses there. Upon his recent . Palestine the .lewish National Home. !
the observance of these treaties
this fact is verified by every investi-
made a matter of international con-
visit to Europe he finds, that while': We stand, however, only on the very
gator—for the enjoyment of that
cern and was to be guaranteed by the JERUSALEM.—LL T. A.1—The the political situation of the Jew - in I threshold of the national redemption.
peace and bread which has been the
League of Nations. They were to be case
of
the
re-emigration
from
Pales-
tine of a well-known Russian-Jewish Poland has greatly improved, the ern- : More concentra ts is
unfulfilled dream of harrasaed, long
come the fundamental law of each physician has attracted wide atten-inomical condition has remained the than any we have yet seen. All our'
suffering Russian Jewry for many
141(1444
Pt
nola“......purometo
of the countries to which they re-
I flame and in some instances worse. , forces must he stimulated and me.
Jew may withdraw him-1
lated Except in respect to the right teem here.
Poland like other countries in Eu- l bilizcsi. No
years. thousand families
are
• S bra a th n
one of the The physician, Dr. Cohen Be rnstn, 1 I rope is now coffering from the evilsCl! f ,m the dutv of contributing to
Greeting Cards will take this fermi
to o
achieving their economic regeneration
left
As the Jew war the work of rehabilitation and regen-
treaties related exclusively to Jews.' • formerly of Kishineff, Bessarabia ei
and the cost of this regeneration, to
Jacob.
and
Faultily
They applied equally to all of the Palestine for Soviet Russia. In a let-,,of unemployment.
Mr. sad Mrs. William R.
inhabitants of these several roue- ter published in the local Hebrew ne'v'er employed in the large industrial eration, but in the end the huge •
the American Jewish Joint Distribu•
1960 West Pine toulevard
Ilion Committee which has made it pos.
tries. In Poland, for instance, they press, Dr. Cohen Bernstein stated that undertakings, he finds it more diffi- means required for this unprecedentad
sible, has, according to Mr. Rosen-
affected not only Jews, but Germans, he had decided to leave the country cult, for he does not even receive the progress
come
from the
a
in which most
the life
is blessed
and lands
man
Extend
their
best
wishes
to
their
relativesand
friends
Gentile
does.
ma II support the
wald's cable, been about $250 • fain-
ar.
Austrians, Ukrainians and Russians. after his fruitless endeavors to find s The help to the thousands of hum is free. England, Holland, South Af-
for a Happy and Prosperous New Ye
, ily. hundreds of 'thousands of ter-
Dr. V1 • eizmann and
In Roumania they affected Germans, employment.
Hungarians, Russians and Jews. In Ached Haan had advised him to go I cry Jews unemployed must be (Tn..; rice, Canada, the Argentine, and.'
, tile acres in Southern Russian await
MAIL THE COUPON BELOW
Czecho-Sloyakia they affected Cwt. to Palestine, but no one helped him filmed. This help must he productive- • above all, the United States of Amer-,
the plow and tractor. In the citiee
here, he writes. The Hadassah and ly utilized. Instead of giving them ica, must be inspired to greater sacri-
I
where disease, famine and excessive
mans. Hungarians and Roumanians.
taxes have reduced ■ people to de-
In none of these treaties was there the Kupath Cholim (the
labor
health 1funds
food, public work
must Zionist
be fice. Organization, there- ,
,
to
engage
him for
undertaken.
"The
spair, thousands of families await
■
insistence that the so-called minori• organization) refuse
i In the near future. the Polish Ort I fore, presser forward with confidence,(
word that their turn is coming to
ties were 'different and separate as physician,
he
states.
Dr. Cohen Bernstein is going to , expects to open factories where the and anticipates during the coming
emigrate
to
the
life-giving
fields.
Next
from their fellow countrymen. On Crimea, where he stated he has been . Jewish unemployed will make articles -year a strengthening of its forces,.
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
I year's harvest time should find the
that
the
contrary,
the insistence
wa s see-
all of
theiy,
inhabitanta
of these
appointed by the American-Jewish I for everyday uses. The Ort will also , the undeflectisi devotion of all par- ,1
!
P. 0. Boa 564,
numbers of colonists greatly increased.
as !undertake some other public work. In ties in Zionism, and the generous sup
Derek, Mich.
And, the money that comes into the
era) countries were to be equal in Joint
Distribution
Committee
physician
for the newly-established'
this way thousands of Jews will find port of all elements of the Jewiih
treasury of the United Jewish Cam-
the eyes of the law and were to be
i Peon' '
t
I •
paign this fall and winter will help
Geetlemen:—
protected against discrimination and Jewish colonies .
The .Joint Distribution Committee is !
New Y•ar'•
po•
to bring this into actuality. To these
, A REST ZIONISTS IN RUSSIA.
Encloeed had 11.00, for which pl... insert
loss or deprivation of their civil,
DR WEIZMANN TO COME HERE !doing remarkable work in P and. All
statement, there ran be only one con-
and
religious
rights.
Greeting Card is Your Rosh Hashonah (SW) Number.
litical
are enthusiastic about the he given
clusion—that during the coming
BERLIN Ii. T. A.)—New arrests
Treaties Conferred Citizenship.
erican
LONDON.-11. T. A.)—Dr. Chaim and are thankful to the A
I months American Jewry must re-dolt-
time.1 of Zionists in Russia, particularly
"You seem entirely to have over-
NAME.
looked the fact that in the absence
ble its effort and must pour • flood
amp • , • .el t f th World Jews who came to their aid in Eu-; Members of the He'chalutz, Pales-
cum of
are re-
of money across the sea. This great
these treaties natives of these van- Zionist Organization, will not go to - A full report of conditions
b t'n p ioneer organiza
ADDRESS.-._
be the
delivered
by Judg Conven- I punted in dispatches received here
social and philanthropic experiment
countries Sr of territory annexed Poland before his departure for Amer- rope will at
Ort National
055
arrests
of
Zion-
Mass
merits the participation of over/
ice,
according
to
reports
in
the
Jr-
!Panken
be
h
to these countries would have been de- ish press ni Poland. tint, toheld at the Hotel Penney!'from Moscow.
Socialists have taken place in the
American."
prived altogether of the rights of citi-
leave for the wands, Seventh avenue and Thitty-see 1pr
n aliens,
will
ci
Dr. Weizmann
land street on Sunday October 24 it povinal towns of Roasts, the dis-
zenship. They would have beed under
United States immediately after the
ie. tche s state.
as in Roumania, as it existe
stated. 10 a. wt. a
high holidays, it was
ZIONIST EXE CUT III E
OUTLINES PRO GRAI I
FOR COMING YEAR
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
U. H. S. TO CONDUCT
SERVICES
HOLIDAY SERVICES
GOVERNMENT CALLS
LABOR CONFERENCE
TO OPEN FACTORIES
FOR UNEMPLOYED
NewYear's Greetings
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