NOVEMBER 19, 1926

Thi5VEriCOIVElfigi (ARMCO)

WINEMAN
MIZRACHI PROTESTS DECLARES
MEMORIAL BUILDING
ERA IN PALESTINE
AGAINST PALESTINE IDEAL INSTITUTION
GOVERNMENT POLICY

CHAIM WEIZMANN
1 SEES DAWN OF NEW

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Y. W. H. A. NOTES

A Hike.
The-re will be another Y hike on
Sunday, Nov. 21, starting from the
club-house, $9 Rowena street, at 9 a.
m. sharp. The destination has not
yet been definitely decided but plans
ate being made for a hike on the Lake
Shore Line. This promises to be very
good fun and all those who have par-
ticipated in previous hikes can speak
with enthusiasm of the very good
times they had.

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your Solel Boneh," a workers' con-
tracting co-operative, is of particular
be dedicated to all of the people of
interest in this connection. Nine
Detroit."
Jew-
"This gift," said Dr. Saltzstein,
, years ago there was no skilled Jew-
Passed
"has marked a milestone in local af-
nhoenn.1 s,owniiseh-
ish
Against Attitude On
I
fairs for this reason: medicine does
it
thing
hradin tio'allViLie, W
VMS . H 149SEIIMANIsacs
Holy Places.
not often advance and develop except
hands had to be called. The Jewish
around an institution, which provides
workers in Palestine have learned to
227 GGIATIOT AVE
the proper building and equipment for
'conquer the work." They have de-
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
on and spec ializ atio n. Friday Evening Services.
good
veloped
all
kinds
of
handicrafts
and
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In "'a
IS
ALSO
CRITICIZED
the great importan ce to
are becoming experts in their line.
Our Friday evening sem ices held
-
11 neighborhood of such an institution, in the Little Theater, 89 Rowena
11ere again there i a striking differ-
with its combination of medical prac-
,
I ence between our method of coloniz- Express
street,
at 8:15 are becoming very pop-
s
t
i
es,
i
act
i
v
i
lth
c
h
ea
t i ce an d pu bli
ation and the general method. Other
ular. On Frid•ty evening, Nov. 19,
Alijah to Get
not yet fully appreciated. The physi-
colonizing peoples employe the cheap
Rabbi
Leon Fran conducted the serv-
Foothold .
cal building is but the beginning, b
labor of the natives, they exploit
ices. His subject was "The Jewish
it often marks a great difference be-
slavery for accomplishing their task. W
of the American Deltaic-
Foundations
o
ASHINGTON, D. C.-1J. T. A.) tween one neighborhood and another.
The Jewish workers in Palestine have
.
racy". The choir of Y girls add
--The views of the Orthodox wing of
.
We of the
raised labor to the highest degree.
success of
greatly to the spirit and
A complaint is made that the Solel the Zionist movement on the present apinisibility for giving adequate sere- these
services and much credit is due
Bunch is not as efficient as it could situation in Palestine, the relation of ice, a responsibility to the community them. Remember to reserve every
,
be. I do not deny that there is room the mandatory power and on certain which must grow with the spirit of
services
evening
for improvement, but the workers' problems of Jewish life in America progress. We must not stand alone,Friday
ta,i;ebfriii,1,1gow-acifI rtim ,y ni,iisocial hour. Be sure
were
recorded
in
a
series
of
resolu-
however,
but
look
to
the
community
I leaders will be the first to welcome
any reasonable suggestion for im- dons adopted at sessions of the for support."
Mrs. Ford spoke of the development Personal Service Bureau.
proving its efficiency and productiv- twelfth annual convention of the Miz-
rachi Zionist Organization of Amer- i t h e c li n i c an d the opportunities to
ity.
Girls, are you taking advantage of
Dr. Weizmann, in summing up, Ica held at the Jewish Community serve the community which the new the services rendered in our personal
building and equipment afford. She
without mentioning the Jewish Center here.
service bureau? If you are out of
spoke
i
The strongest note sounded n
of the various departments,
Agency, referred to his plan concern-
employment, don't forget that this
, ing the extension of the Jewish these resolutions was a protest both the old and the new, the later bureau will do it's utmost to place you
Agency. The mission of peace an d ag.ainst the Palestine government for of which are the metabolic clinic and and will appreciate helping you in
unity is engraved not only upon iny , its attitude toward the Jewish Holy the internal medical clinic in the eve- every way.
heart but upon every hill and vale of Places in Palestine, adopted follow- nings
an, who was
w
chairman
:V . Hirschman,
Palestine. The responsibility for up- ing reports on recent developments
.
Dramatic CI
The of the inciting, expressed the thanks
building Palestine rests upon the en - in connection with this matter.
Plays have been cast in the three
of the community, the directors and
convention
expresses
its
surprise
and
tire Jewish people.
dramatic
groups
conducted
by the
1'ublic opinion of the world calls indignation at the attitude of the clinic staff to Mrs. Wineman. He said and rehearsals are in full swing.
upon every Jew, be he Zionist or, I, Palestine administration toward our there were ninny in the audience who Three one act plays will be given by
non-Zionist, to do his duty in this I Holy Places, such so the Wailing Wall had expressed the desire to materially each group. The first group is plan-
"Uptown's Most Beautiful
direction. We must reach every Jew and Rachel's Tomb. The convention aid the clinic and announced a $1,000 ning a performance in the near future
and urge him to do his share in the I urges the executive committee to gift from Jacob II. Davis. Mr. Davis and will present "The Balmy Carriage"
t."
Rest
great task. We carry a heavy bur- • make the necessary representations sent his contribution with the follow- by Bosworth Crocker, "Evening Dress
den which can crush men ouch I with a view to securing for Jewry ing note:
"I have been so favorably impressed Indispensable;' by Roland Pertwee,
stronger than we are. The door must full right of access to the Jewish Holy
this evening with this beautiful clinic and "A Benefit Performance" which
be opened wide for every Jew to en- Places," the resolution read.
The traditional element in the that realizing the wonderful and ma- has never been produced in the city.
ter and share in this responsibility.
We have no right to leave out any- Zionist movement also went on record terial benefits it can render to the
5.
NOTE OF THANKS
We have passed through great as being dissatisfied with the present community it is my pleasure to con-
Protect Your Walls and Curtains one.
difficulties. We know, however, what policy of the mandatory power in tribute $1,000 toward this cause. I
with
Officers and members of the De-
is our task and what is our duty, and Palestine. This sentiment was ex. hope others will be inspired to do like-
troit Hebrew Orphans Home wish to
we march with sure steps toward the pressed in the following resolution: wise."
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn gave thank all those, particularly those
dawn of a new era in Palestine, Dr. The convention expresses its deep
$2,500 for the endowment of a dental who contributed to the advertising
Weizmann concluded. The crowd regret at the fact that the mandatory
section of the program, who assisted
Glendale 6359 gave Dr. Weizmann a tremendous power in Palestine has not yetfu lly clinic. Indications have been given 111 making the ball given by the or-
realized its cardinal obligations with that several more substantial contri-
Steel
ovation.
ganization on Nov. 7 at the hotel
regard to the upbuilding of our na- butions will be made from other per-
Bake.Enameled.
Stotler, a huge success.
tional home in Palestine. The con- sons who were deeply impressed by
Neat in appear-
vention expresses its hope that the what they saw on Sunday. These
subscriptions
will
be
announced
later.
•nc• and low in
leadership of the Zionist movement
price.
will succeed in persuading the man-
datory power to do its duty toward
Honor Roll:
the Jewish resettlement of Palestine
Following is an additional list of
(New Address)
111111 that our rights there should be
honor students in the various Bible secured in accordance with the spirit
79 MARTIN PLACE
classes at Congregation Emanuel: ' '11111 letter of the Palestine mandate."
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Glendale 6359
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Miss Judith Ashinsky's class, Charles ` , 'Cho executive of the 'World Zionist
Half Block from Woodward A
Newman, Edward Taub, Conalie lio- Organization, of which the Mizrachi failed. And with the adoption by the which is a branch of the Detroit pub-
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senthal, Freda Greenbaum, Ethel
is a constituent,
was also
for
Soviets
of held
a up
nationalistic
policy the lic library.
The Melbourne Center has an audi-
CONCRETE GARBAGE and Sanclorowsky, Lily Finkelstein and criticism, particularly due to the fail- advocates of internationalism were
Jeanette Kaplan; Miss Esther Ashin
are of the middle class elements in thrown out mi d Russian nationalists torium, a dining room, dance room,
ASH RECEPTACLES
art and music rooms, library, club and
sky's class, :Maurice Rose, Rose Za- the Tel Aviv immigration, commonly tick their place.
RUSH—BUY NOW—Before Arrival of
Butt,
Turkel,
Jessie
Newman,
"Trotzky, Zinovieff and their like meeting rooms and the offices of the
Ruth Pearl
Rosner,
Sadie
Karball,
David known as the Fourth Alijah, to take
Winter.
were Jews by birth only," he contin- ass , ,ciation. The building was former-
root in the country.
One•lmnily Garbage Receptacle 47.76
ly the Metropolitan Methodist church.
I Canvasser, Ethel Bernbaum, Murtha
The executive was urged to take ued, "They never had any associations
The heard of directors of the Jewish
Forstat and Sarah Naidish; Miss Ann steps to prepare the way for this
with Jewish life. As for the Jewish
Centers association is composed of
Finkelstein's class, Irving
Goldman,
Me-
1927 PINGREE
it was declared,
is communists of Russia, the group oper-
nnotc, which,
Milton M. Alexander, president; Mil-
ating
under
the
name
of
'Yevsek,'
Harriet Newman, Nathaniel Canvas- .me
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king at the door of l'alestine
K
lser, Blanche Pearl, Edward Siegel, and must enter."
their campaign against the Jewish ford Stern, vice-president; Harry S.
Office:
synagogue was as effective as the Scheinnian, treasurer; Miss Mary
Cadillac 9778 I Molly Schwartz, Albert Newman, ,
Stormy Debate.
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Caplan, se•retary and director; Miss
0 Evelyn Smorensky, Libby Small and I
A stormy debate developed at the campaign of their Russian C1/111111(101
5.
against the orthodox Russian church." Emma liutzel, Mrs. David B. Werbe,
Evelyn Greenberg; Miss Betty Mir-
kowsky'a class, Solomon Kassle, l'aul-Isession held under the chairmanship
The next meeting of the Jewish Fred M. Butzel, Rabbi Leon Fran,
ire Weiner and Millie Sugerman; .E. of
A. L. Gelman
of St. the
Louis,
when Open Forum, which will be held at Zella Ilimelhoch, Bernard Isaacs,
criticising
leadership
a resolution
Northern Iligh school the afternoon Judge Harry B. Keidan, Sol R. Levin,
Rosenthal's
Ethel Taub;
Bronstein,
Ethel Kash- class,
and Cleo
of the Zionist movement was brought
'if Sunday, Nov. 211, will be addressed Arthur Manshach, Bendetson Netzorg,
Mi" I before the convention by Rabbi hy a local speaker of prominence. Wallace Rosenheim, Joseph L. Selling,
Mary Newman's class, Edith Winer,
Further announcements will be made Henry Wineman, Emanuel Paperno
Gerson
Berris,
Hemline
Stone,
Mal-
Ashinsky,
chairman
of
the
resolu-
c thins committee. The resolution was
and Morris I). Waldman.
next week.
calm Levinson, Sophie Shuggerman,
Myron Dushkin, Oscar Cohen, Wil- . snea
tabled
because it was found too
k.
The Sabbath law had been pro .
If you have eaten the morsel on
bert Greenbaum, Jerome Arra and
Dolphin°
Barron;
Ruth Flora
Rosen-,
duty
as Zionists is
to say for
to Wednesday, to not look for it on claimed at Marsh, before the Siniac
thal's
class,
Bessie Miss
Ostrow,
the "Our
Zionist
Organization,
prepare
revelation. (Sanh. 56b.)
Thursday.
Beckman and Dorothy Greenbaum; I the accommodation of the middle
class which now knocks at Palestine's
Miss Gertrude Goldman 's class, Vi- doors and must enter there," Rabbi
vian Carnis and Sudell Golden; Miss Berlin stated. The resolution adapt-
Goldie Greenbaum's class, Ruth ed stated: "Considering the situa-
o rnowsoov
woo w. now- '
Rhicns, Bertram Burry, Florence Al- tion of the so-called Fourth Alijah in
ia or *moo. !
bert, Helen Simons, Sylvia Fink and Palestine, the convention expresses
• ono ■
James Stone; Miss Stepsey's class, regret that the movement which could
Joseph Newman and Harold Isen- open a new path for the Jewish
berg.
EVERTlIN
11111SOes of the Diaspora to Palestine
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has not been fully realized and not
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entirely successful, resulting in the
crisis in Palestine. The convention
emphasizes the regretful fact that
the Zionist leadership, which was not
prepared with sufficient means and
sufficient understanding of the impor-
a.ammodomao.o.0•0••••••
tance of the Fourth Alijah, had a part
in its failure which led to the present
regrettable condition. The conven-
tion expresses the hope that those
who were compelled to leave our land
will find an opportunity to return.
We demand that the Zionist leader-
ship undertake every means possible
Call the homefolks
to enable a new immigration of the
by long distance
middle class element,"
and let them
Another resolution urging tradi-
know you're com-
tional Jews to support the United
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ing. Your message
The convention also adopted a reso-
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to increase the income of the Keren
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them.
twenty-fifth anniversary of the fund
which is celebrated this year.
circumstances
If
A recommendation to American
prevent your be-
Jewry to invest private capital in
ing there in per-
Palestine was contained in a resolu-
tion declaring that "the convention
son, send your
considers it the holy duty of every
twouncw.
voice over the
Jew to buy property in Palestine and
wires, and it will
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the traditional Jewry." Satisfaction
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the Palais
with the religious work in Palestine
personal—
found expression in the following
Strictly censored. Highest
resolution:
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convention
ex-
and
presses great satisfaction over the
the Lost
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