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cropping of a ritual murder accuse.
flan in Breslau, the strike of the stu-
dents at the Teehnical College of Ilan-
against Prof. Theodor loosing,
' because he made some slurring re.
marks about leaders in the monarchist
(Continued From Page One.)
movement, but really became he is a
schi, president of the Union of Rob_ Jew. Then there is the really pitiable
big of Poland; Leonard Merrick, Eng.' situation Of the Russian refugees in
lish novelist; Anita Mueller- Cohen,IGermany. Their difficult plight, due
Austrian feminist leader; Sir Mat-1 largely to restrictions against aliens,
thew Nathan, former Governor of was called to the attention of the In-
aga Nor- t•rnational Labor Office of the League
Queensland, Australia; m
dau, talented daughter of the late Max of Nations. There has also been noted
1111 alarming increase in the number
Nordau; Baron henry de Rothschild,
surgeon and philanthropist, Paris; of suicides, due to business failures
Boris Schatz, head of the Bezalel ' and economic distress generally.

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obtaining in that country, the observ-
er goes on to say:
"In accordance with the time-hon-
ored recipe, the Liberal government
tries to compensate or rather to drag
the people by policies of extreme chau-
vinism. The oppression of the non-
Roumanian minorities, such as the
Magyars, Jews and Transylvanian
Germans, chiefly serves as a camou-
flage for the Liberal regime's eco-
nomic transactions. The wave of vio-
lent anti-Semitism DOW sweeping Rou-
mania also is artificially nurtured by
the government in order to make the
people forget their wrongs and shove
the blame 011 the Jews."

I WE EXTEND I 1926
OUR SINCERE WISHES TO OUR MANY
FRIENDS AND TO THE JEWISH COM-
MUNITY FOR A HAPPY AND PROS-
PEROUS NEW YEAR

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SCHREIBER
MOTOR SALES

There we have not merely a plausi-
School of Arts and Crofts, Jerusalem, And yet there was considerable cul- ble, but Also a reasonable explanatiel
and David Yellin, the vice-mayor of tural activity in Germany during the of recent events in Roumania. This
Jerusalem. j past year. Two Jewish Encyclopedias
explains the bewildering succession of
Death deprived the community of IC are in preparation as is also a Ger- student riot s at the universities, the
number of its distinguished members, man-Jewish translation of the Bible.
beating up of Je ws 011 railway trains,
including: Rene Brenner, president for An interesting event was the meet- tenses going unpunished. The govern-
•ears of the Council of Jew- ing held in Berlin in Mav in which
..
ish Wemen,1 New York City; Sig- I protest was raised isi.,iuns the firing on synagogues—all this, of-
e cabarets and theaters who mint throws up its hands and moans!
"They are too strong for us. Juries
mun d S. II ••ht rabbi emeritus, Los lists in thic
l i ng
Angeles; Philip Klein, rabbi and lead.lact in carature plays ridicu
will not convict those charged with
e York city; ish life, and thus help to spread anti-
hr of orthodox Jewry, Nov
anti-Jewish attacks, as there are re-1
Kaufmann Kohler, author and for-. Semitism. Several Jewish cabaret di- garded as the result of excess of pa.1
o rectors and actors who were present
triotic zeal." Conditions have be-
merly president, Hebrew Union Cl-
this
respect.
Prominent to referm
•
y, Ephra i m
lege, New or
The only other western country of Roumanian Jews which has then.-
•
come so outrageous that the Union
erer,, lawyer and con mu
Philadelphia, David Levt•ntritt, for- which must have a place in this !T- tofore confined its protests tin petitions
view is Norway, because a movement
to the government, last February, is
iller judge of the Supreme Court of
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the State of New York, New York was initiated there only a few months sued a public protest in which it sum-
City; Meyer London, Socialist leader ago to prohibit shehitah, the Jewish marized the situation.
Arlington 3827
and former member of Congress, New method of slaughtering animals fur
The most amazing miscarriage of
York City; Julius M. Meyer, federal food. The effort did not succeed due justice was the 31orarescu cam., in
judge, New York City; Ignatius Mind- to the pretests of Jewish organiza.
which a courtmartial acquitted Lieut.
IRVING SCHREIBER
in Fri , ld
an France and the
ALVIN E. SCHREIBER
n
, Max Ia , DM
ler, rabbi
, Louisville;
nited States, an d the defense of the Morarescu and 21 accomplices who
h method b the famous Arctic conft•ssed to the killing of 2o0 Jewish
yer, civic and communal worker, Chi. U
;
fugitives from Russia who atlrmptn
cage; Sol Rosenbloom, manufacturer, , •
to cross the Dniester River, many of
philanthropist, and communal leader, "Pl9rer• Nansen. III.
whom came over with his permission
Pittsburgh ; Colonel Moses Schoen-
South European Countries.
after he had taken Bribes thou them.
berg, civic and communal worker, St.'
Nit does tht• government per-
Louis; Wear S. Straus, diplomatist . were year ago, the Jews of Salonica
, ere in a sad plight. For centuries mit the anti-Semites to beat, burn,
and historian, New York City.
Coming now to a consideration of they had been free to observe the Jew- and kill with impunity, it also at-
general events outside of the commu- ish Sabbath, following their occupa. tempts to harass the Jews by discrim-
nity which have interested de Jews Lions on Sunday. I3ut in 1921, a Sun- inatory legislation. Thus, last March,
'of the United States, we note that day closing law was enacted which it introduced a bill providini.? that li-
during the past year the movements placed them at a disadvantage coni- censes to sell alcoholic beverages shall
fer bringing about the reading of the pared with a new influx of Greek be issued only to Roumanian citizens
Bible in the public schools and for ex- competitors. During the past year, who can read and write Roumanian
casing pupils for a certain period or General Pangalos, the president of the a nd who are in good health. The many
periods to enable them to secure re- republic, agreed to permit the Jews loopholes in this act are obvious. In
ligious instruction outside of the school to keep heir shops open for three the same month, the Senate pflsard a
continued although with slackened in- hours on Sunday. This will go a long bill for the exclusion of Jewish stu-
tensity. As to the first question, the way to solve this vexing problem. dents from laboratories in medical
Most of this section, however, wi
Lutheran Missouri Synod of North-
co urses unless tile Jewish communities
ern California and Nevada declared have to concern itself with Roumania. furnish their proportion of corpses for
dissection. Furthermore, the Minis-
A
great
deal
of
light
on
the
situation
that "the state has no.right to teach
religion in any way whatever or even of the Jews there was cast by a corre- try of Education reinstated Prof.
Alexander Cuza, for a generation the
spondent
of
the
New
York
Times
in
to do anything that smacks of religion
as does the study of the Bible in the Vienna, quoting a trained observer fanatical leader of the anti-Semites,
in the faculty of the University of
conversant
with
Roumanian
political
public schools," and the General As-
sembly of Virginia rejected a bill call- affairs. The Liberal ('arty, according Jassy from which he had been expelled
by his colleagues a year ago because
to
this
man,
is
really
a
closely-knit
ing for the reading of the Bible after
a Baptist clergyman of Richmond de- clique of big business men who con- of his pernicious influence on the
livered an eloquent and cogent argu- trol 90 per cent of the Roumanian youth.
Recently there was a change in gov-
ment against the proposal. Nor was banks. This control enables them to
much headway made by the propo- remain in political power, to adopt ernment, the Liberal I'arty being nu-,
legislation to fortify their interests, perseded by the People's ('arty, but
nents of Blue Sunday legislation.
Similarly there was a considerable and to ruin all their rivals. Though events since then have shown that not
much hope for a brighter outlook can
let-up in overt evidences of anti-alien their mismanagement of the country's
feeling, and the Ku Klux Klan, large- economic life tends to give Roumania be pinned to this change.
IV.
ly due to internal dissension and a a had name abroad, the Liberals do not
Slavic Countries.
falling off of public interest, is be- care as long as they enrich themselves.
The political outlook is much bright-
lieved to have suffered a huge loss in Pointing out that the misrule which
membership. Much attention was giv- enables them to fill their coffers is
(Turn to page 12.)
en to the alien registration and de- responsible for the political despotism
portation proposals and protests
against both measures were voiced in
many quarters. It is likely that the
registration scheme will be abandoned
at least for a time; the deportation
measure has been considerably modi-
fied in the direction of greater lib-
erality, although, in the form in which
it passed the blouse, it still retained
many objectionable features.
In spite of the direct suggestion of
President Coolidge in his annual mes-
sage, last December, that the immi-
gration law should be so modified as
to make possible the early union of
families sonic of whose members are
already here, the Congress appeared
loath to take any action, the immigra-
tion restrictionists, who have the up-
per hand just now, being fearful lest
a little liberalization may lead tt
more. In December, at a convention
in New York of the Allied Patriotic
Societies, the absurd suggestion was
made that all foreign language news-
papers be compelled by law to print
in both English and the language of
the paper articles on the constitution
and government of the United States
to he supplied by the government
As antidotes to these poisonous at-
re"
tacks we had the famous dinner ar- ,
ranged by the Committee on Good
Will Between Jews and Christians of
the Federal Council of Churches, on
February 23, 1926, at which Judge
Charles Evans Hughes presided; the
declaration of Judge Augustus N.
Hand of the United States District
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"the greatest criticism of the sprit of
rnethan.c •Iln out ......i1J1t.orl.w.n.n.one
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sonth.. n.ael ton. on •
enh
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prejudice;" and the telling plea, "Let
num Irt told la jlw whoa u.
1rh
b....1J no
us cast off our hatreds," of President
Coolidge in his address before the
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In general, it may be said that the
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Western Lands.
It will not take very long to cast
a comprehensive glance at the out-
standing happenings of Jewish inter-
est in western or more progressive
lands, other than the United States.
England, too, has its anti-alien psy-
chology and the present government
strongly favors continuing the drastic
restrictions in force. So persistent
were the charges against the Home .
Office of discrimination against Jews i
that Sir William Joyhson Hicks, the
Home Secretary, issued a challenge to
members of the House of Commons
"to give one single instance in which,
there has been any anti-Jewish bias
shown by Home Office officials."
The British community has evinced
intense interest in the re-Judaization
of the Marannos of Portugal, who had
for over 400 years secretly observed
Judaism, although there was no lack
of interest in the work of European
relief and in Palestine reconstruction.
In the Union of South Africa there
was much laughter aroused by the or-
ganization of a so-called League of
Gentiles, the avowed aim of which was
to transfer the anti-Jewish boycott
from Poland to the British Dominions.
An event which cannot be passed
over, even though it Was more or less
strictly personal, was the elevation
of Rufus Isaacs, formerly Lord Chief
Justice, and Viceroy of India to a
Marquis, only one step removed from
• duke.
Of France there is little to be said
more than to call attention to the
fact that the naturalization of aliens
has been made much easier, and that
a great many Jews who have come
to France since the war are becoming
French citizens.
There is a great deal to be said
about Germany, however. That it has
not yet recovered from the war any
more spiritually than economically is
shown by such events as the desecra-
tion of the Synagogue at Karlsruhe
and the Jewish cemeteries at Erfurt

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