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ADDRESS PRESENTED JULES E. MASTBAUM IMMIGRATION LAW IrSayrssitti ner;, a I ll e i s l Yneesosdui! p s ort) DEFENDS RIGHT OF
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Jews to Build Up Nation
In Palestine.

DICKSTEIN INTRODUCES
NEW BILLS IN CONGRESS

ZIONIST LEADER CALLS
JEWS NATIONAL GROUP

Secretary of Labor Makes Rec.
ommendations to Bring
Relief to Families.

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Rabbi Landman Will Speak for
Jewish Open Forum On
Sunday, Dec. 26.

, the board of governors of Dropsie! WASHINGTON.— (J. T. A.) —
---
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) --Louis College. He headed the $3.500,000 President Coolidge in his niessatse to
Henry Ford struck back at Nathan
Marshall,
president
of
the
American
building
fund campaign of the Feder-, Congress again recommended legis-
"Any group of people has the right
Straus, New York philanthropist, for
Jewish Committee and recognized ation of Jewish Charities last year : lotion for modification of the Mini-
to develop itself, to express its own
the latter's recent attack in which
' leader of American Jewry, attained and the United Jewish Campaign in 1 oration law to enable the uniting of
individuality,
even with all its pecu-
Straus, in a speech in Boston, said
his seventieth birthday Dec. 14. this city. The news of his death, , separated families. However, he did
liarities. To deny this would be to
the automobile magnate had been
In
anticipation
of
this
event,
varied
following
an
operation
for
abdominal
I
not
specify
the
exact
character
of
the
create
a
world
of Robots, with a ma-
into a campaign of slander
forms of attesting the affection and infection, was 0 tremendous shock to : legislation favored by him. The Pres-
chine-made civilization with every
against the Jewish people," and chal-
! ident made reference to this subject
nuin
in
it
the
exact replica of his
esteem of his friends and well-wish- the community.
lenged Ford to select eight members
Jules E. Mastbaum was born Jul, under the topic of his message en-
1.01.11S MARSHALL
neighbor. It would be suicidal to
ens, near and far, have been suggest-
BERNARD STONE
of a committee of Ili to weigh and
mankind." This statement embodies
"The Wage Earner."
ed for the past f ew years, including 7, 1872, in Philadelphia. Ile attend_ titled
decide upon the facts.
"Wh'l restrictive Muni •ration has
the entire philosophy of political
memorials and endowments. A group ed the public schools of the city, went
Talking before the United Pales-
.
Central Manual School, from heell adopted in part for the benefit
Zionism, according to Louis Lipsky,
knowing t o th e
31r. Marshall's fiends,
r
tine Appeal Conference on 1 tilestint
ood
president of the Zionist Organization
how
he
dislikes
"pomp
and
circum-
which
he
was
awarded
a
scholarship
of
the
wage
earner
and
in
its
en-
on Nov. 1, Straus said "Ford is using
tenet for the lienefit of the coon-, P
of America. Mr. I.ipsky spoke for
yet that thousands of to the University of Pennsylvania, try," the President declared,
his wealth f vicious ends and is N.
'It :
the Detroit Jewish Open Forum at
People were earnestly desirous of ex- where he first dis toyed the love of
molting race hatred. The wealth tit'
ought not to rouse a needless se pars
its meeting last Sunday afternoon,
pressing
their
sentiments
to
him
on
art
and
sculpture
which
led
to
his
the Rock, fellers is a blessing ts
lion of funtilies and dependents front
•
held at Northern High School.
useum
to
the
this occasion, prepared an address gift of the Rodin
America anti all the world; that 0
their natural source of support con-
i
-
..lews
At
-
Prominent
Non
"The year 1917," Mr. Lipsky con-
was
presented
to
him
at
his
of
his
birth.
teary
to
the
dictates
of
humanity.
Ford is destructive because. it has ,lany
, which
"
Adolph
Freund
Class
Initiated
Untied, "marked a turning point in
home by the committee in charge of
A f ter co mpletihr a course in
tend Affair at Temple Beth
been used for the spread of hatred ,
It was barns(
earned
.1 t h
at the h: I a 1 n tr de-
ec.
12.
Alilford
Stern
ll
Jewish
history. Hitherto the Jew
this testimonial.
finance at the university, he decided
ape-
and not of peace•"
El on December 14.
Addresses Guests.
had been a pariah among the nations,
rifle recommendations shortly for
been
signed
by
7,S66
persons
residing
to
learn
merchandising
from
the
but-
—
a
Wandernig
Jew, a man without a
to
Danville,
Ill.,
whe
year of Ford, while not in I .
a clerk re limited modification of the
. present
The dining room of Temple Beth in 34:1 cities in the United States, by tom. Ile ed
in law in re goal to the admission
$10 a week as
d went
the official form of an intervietv, ap: I!
o ct r-
On Sunday, Dec. 12, the Michigan country. If any country did admit
-
'rues
519
individuals
representing
organiz-
he
l
pears in the Dearborn Independent,IE1 was crowded to capacity on
the Gimbel store. Ile rose rapidly tam relatives to citizens.
Council of 11 nal Writh Lodges held its him it was an act of kindness, not a
in France, and became the European represent-
m
represent-
which will come off the presses Dec. day night, Dee. 14 , to hear the mss- talons and communities
Introduces Bills. annual sleeting in the ll'nai Writh right. But the acceptance by the
Jew's
Congresman Samuel Dickstein of Community house, 275 East Ferry peace conference at Versailles of the
25. The article charges, a ong other sage of good-will between JCS and , Denmark, Roumania, Italy, Switzer- ative of the Gimbel store in this city.
land, Austria-Hungary, Jugo-Slavia, In 1901 he entered the real
at estate New York introduced three immigra. asenue. t;dward Lichtig, president of principle of self-determination of op-
IC. hristians.
things:
$,d)
d tressed nationalities has changed his
"That the international Jew todaY1 The occasion was the good-will din- Argentine, South America, Canada business with Fe lix Isman
•:t .
at I • •
h ties of the status. The right of the Jews to a
is in direct control of all financial , tier situnsorall by the Men's Club of and Cuba, and by 425 individuals rep- week and commissions. Fifteen years tion bills at the opening session of r ay
upon the
the p
activi
national existence has been recog-
centers of government, including the Temple Beth El. Hundreds of non- resenting 10 institutions of learning, after he had begun as a clerk he and Congress. One of the hills Provides • eported
year
1 during
H ast
United States Federal Reserve sys— Jews, included lining them scores of . charity and philanthropy with which his younger brother, Stanley, and Al- for the admission of parents, hus-
Mr. Lichtig's report indicated that nized by the world powers as has
tem. I public officials, professional and civic he is connected.
fred W. Fleisher founded the present bands and children up to 21 of Amer- many Mud Writh lodges throughout been the rights of the Poles, Lithu-
Address Beautifully Engrossed.
firm of Mastbaum Brothers & Feish- ican citizens; a second to admit the the state have been active in support- anions and many other nationalities.
"That he pulls so many strings in' leaders, attended. Rev. Gaius G. At-
Th e address is beautifully en- er. lie became interested in the wives and minor children up to 18 of ing programs of intellectual advance- That right is now guaranteed by in-
business that no banker or business., kins, pastor of the First Congrega-
I
tional
Church;
Rev.
Father
Patrick
grosstal
and
illuminated.
Each
il-
moving picture business and later or- declarants who arrived in America ment and social service and that their ternational law. Zionism is not only
man feels safe to oppose him.
"That lie either owns the press I Dunigan of Flint and Dr. Leo M. lamination is an exact reproduction ganized the Stanley Company of prior to July 1, 1924, and the other work during the past year has been an acknowledgement of this right, but
nklin,
rabbi
of
Temple
Beth
El,
of
an
ancient
manuscript
or
book
in
America, a company owning a chain bill to admit all the refugee immi- particularly effective ill support of the also an attempt by the powers of the
or controls it so that only pro-Jewish F ra
rior to the
ever stImitted to print. . were the principal speakers. Morris the library of the Jewish Theoltigicel
lintel Foundations and in the cam- world to correct the wrong done to
.
f acts
ences the education , Garnett, president of the Men s Tem-
Seminary
of
America,
reflecting
the
of moving
picture New
houses
in I hilt-
grants
who secured
p law but paign for good will between Jew and Jews in the past.
Jewish art of the thirteenth, four- delphia
Southern
Jersey,
East-
adoption
of the visas
present
"That he influences
whose admission was made impassible
ern Pennsylvania and New York.
of our youth to a degree wisp- ple Club, presided.
Mr. Lipsky attacked the Jewish as-
nun-Jew.
thereby . Congressman Dickstein es-
"Our agreements rise to the 1eenth and fifteenth centuries, and
A report upon the activities of the similationists who in the guise of
Charity will receive part of the t
vouched by any other group. .onars
ed by Jules timid" that the number of these
represen ti ng mediaeval Germany,
while
our
differences
may
he
heights,
Millet
Foundation
at
the
University
of
various
doctrines deny the existence
$2 000 000 insurance carri '
"That he controls the rei
,
t - Italy and Spain. These vo lumes,
elements of the world on one hand, likental unto the foundations,
Mastbaum. It was learned that Mr. refugees
In connection with these bills, Michigan, Ann Arbor, was sulomitted of a Jewish nationality. "These
and the ultra-conservativt. elements dared Rev. Atkins, while he stressed in number, are of quarto size and
The by Leonard Cohen, assistant director theories are of recent origin," he de-
the need for unity and deprecated are beautifully bound in crushed Le'- Mastbaum had named among the
of the foundation. Mr. Ctilit•n'a report clared. "About 100 years ago there
beneficiaries the Federation of Loan
on th e other, so that he has equal
men[ in which he declared:
If uniformity prevailed, cant. So many additional signatures Societies and the Federation of Jew- Congressman Dickstein issued estate- shtnytal that over SOO Jewish students was no question in the mind of any
cu w .r in communistic Russia and in o uniformity.
•
time has come when we should defi-
p
life would be drab and unin t. - are being ream(
rom
u
r
were registered at the foundation and Jew as to the historical antecedents
,
not
to
mention
,
d
listic Englan
lay down our policy with ref-
capita eater, the motion picture or ag- esting. Due to our tradition, social the world that a sixth volume will ish
Charities,
to the extent
of nitely
trance to the families of immigrants that the work of inculcating a feeling of the Jewish people or with regard
$100,000.
Of each
the remainder
of the
the theater,
inheritance told training, we do not probably soon be added.
s
of
pride in things Jewish in the minds to their national aspirations.
as
insurance
$1,000,000
went
to
the
riculture.
who have been in this country
The address reads as follows:
"That the International Jew is the view matters exactly alike, whether
"Dear Mr. Marshall:--Upon this Stanley Company, $500,000 to the who desire to settle here permanents and hearts of the Jewish stud ent 8 woo "If Jews are not a national group
bearing fruit. The report showed that how then explain their centuries-old
chief control, therefore, in the inals• they be in religion, polities, or the
an citizens.
y and become American
plex field of eco- day when you have reached three firm Mastbaum Brothers & Fleisher
the foundation was promoting musical /earning for the return to the Holy
ing of war, of which he is also the difficult and complex
number
b ric of men in
la
r is a huge
Thee
I nomics, but it is gatherings such as score and ten, in health and vigor, and $300,000 to his estate.
and dramatic affairs by the students and? How account for the fact
chief profiteer."
this country today who have taken
contribute
your
friends
and
associates
and
many
'this," he continued," that.
and that a library containing works that since 1918 100,000 Jews front
Formal Answer Given.
the preliminary steps to become
The formal answer to Straus NI- , more toward good-will and under- far and near who have not had the
upon the art, music, history, philoso- every part of the world actually have
American citizens, by what is tech-
, standing than almost any other pa , privilege of knowing you in person,
phy and ethics of the Jewish race, was returned to Palestine and to drain
nically known as declaring their In-
lows:
I ask you to accept their warmest con-
available to the students at the rosin- the marshes, build roads and till the
"Mr. Nathan Straus, formerly a ent institution."
tention to become citizens, who have
"Our citizenship has only one real gratulations.
dtiom
aThoowr
soil of what they regard as their na-
—
well known Jewish merchant of New
definitely decided to stay in the
"We realize that any form of
meeting culminated with the a l - tional homeland? H ow
th
lain the
York, one of whose department stores enemy," said Faer
Dunigan, "and
distaste- Wedgewood Returning From Pales . United States and to contribute to noel election of ollict•rs of the council rise of Tel Aviv, but a few
on will be shall
uldatiin
d I c ould hard ly call pra ise or adan
ex yearsago
operated under the Christian name of be is the man, an
the public life of this country. Never-
not
this we
that , ful t o you
tine Tells Press in Vienna.
and resulted in the choice of Henry a sand dune with a population of
R. II. Macy & Co., has found his way him a man, I would rather say
theless a harsh quota law which is
minently into the press with a he is the fellow who would make use indulge, but we may be permitted to
Ely of Grand Rapids, president; 300, and today a prosperous
manu-
pp
YIENNA.—(J, T. A.)—The Jew- in union
existence
today
prevents
the
re- Adolph Kositchek of Lansing, first
pro
• e al rejudice to promote express our thanks to Almighty God,
of these
people
with
their
:
facturing city with 40,000 inhabit-
nt
challenge.
"This device has lust somewhat of his own ambitions. Strong men are who has in our day raised you up as
ants?"
Hamilton and a champion of the Jewish people. We ish national home in Palestine will be families on the other side of the vice•president; Harry Stavin of De-
llenges was always individuals.
Spoke of Future In Palestine.
are grateful for your never-weary- an accomplished fact within the next ocean and makes it impossible for troit, second vice-president; anti lien
its originality; issuing cha
a favorite pastime with Jewish pub. Jefferson, in their bitterest moments,
25 years, extend ing even to a Jewish them, as long as this law exists, to Fishman of Grand Rapids, secretary
Mr. Lipsky spoke in glowing terms
half o f our ghts wher-
thi ngs, ing zea l in
and treasurer.
under
the
I
or
dominion
.
licity hunters several years ago. They though differing on many
the
protection
of
the
bring
their
families
over
from
The next meeting of members of Pis- of the future of Palestine as the
.
the sincerity of their indi- ever they behave been ridenied
1
..
a
other side until they will be able to
quite innocently assumed, or wished ! .3.
The occasions upon Anne u
Lodge No. 34, will take place in Jewish homeland. With the reclaim.
.
Tis
the public to assume, that to ignore s!d,ual purposes. Another present threatened.
h was the prediction made by find their place within the quota o
the community y ing of the land, the educational cen-
the challenge was a confession of ere disturbance is the psuetio-scientist, which you have defended our cause
la
Josiah Vyedgwood
Britishlabor
their respective nationalities, which, the lodge rooms in tn
too
numerous
to
recall,
but
we
Col.
'
.
instances, may be never. house Monday evening, Dec. 20, 1926. ter established in the Ilebrew Uni-
:h would cla ssify us, not as indi- a an
leader who is now nere on . ni s way in many
This meeting will he featured by nom- versity, the revival of the Ilebrew
ror.
"The interesting point which they viduals but as herd conscious groups remind ourselves of those note e home from a visit to Palestine, at a
Certainly no reason exists why the inations fur office for the next term. language of Biblical fame and the
pent in Paris in
h which you salways
hat is not the way God : monts
overlooked was that a challenge has !of men. T o mad e us indivi duals, 1919, never tiring,
resource- general press reception given in his wives of such residents in the United Elections will take place Monday eve- eventual settlement of manufactur-
G d
already been issued to them. The made must
us. recognize our own individu- : ful, your labors resulting in the in- honor at the Imperial Hotel. "Great States should not he admitted into nine, Dee. 27.
ing and industrial centers he predict-
Britain will gladly pay its debt to this country and why their children
debate already has started, and one , We
(Sincere of the lodge state that at ed a brilliant future for the Jewish
ality. We must never blur or blend elusion in the treaties of peace of
the
Jewish
people,"
he
declared.
should
not
be
age
under
IS
years
of
side
of the
argument
is in.
the next meeting the newly appointed race as an independent nation in the
"The
Dearborn
Independent
in a' principle for the sake of a present , provisions which we hope Will ulti- "England will learn from the recon-
admitted." nominating committee will submit its Holy Land.
mately safeguard the religious and
struction of Palestine how to solve
Secretary
Recommends.
very full and pertinent statement, convenience."
Mr. Lipsky Was the sixth speaker
report to the members. The committee
Rabbi Franklin, who was the las t political rights of the Jewish people
its own unemployment problem, by
laid the matter before the only coin- '
The recommendation matte by Sec- will suggest to members of the lodge a for the 1926-27 series sponsored by
- of Eastern Europe.
pett judges in this cause, namely, ' speaker on the program of the eve
transferring
numbers
of
workers
to
retary Davis of the labor department suitable member for each of the offices the Detroit Jewish Open Forum. The
"Another occasion that we would
before
before the American people, and it is ning, chose as his subject "Tolerance,
I "
y ha
.
obw
g
was
p t strted las to
o
o w
f
d part yu
is th e splenid
out the re
commendation will not be group o[
c
with regard to the immigration laws but
w is h to reall
II t :NI Word "and in part said:
Replying to questions, Col. Wag-
is: en
citizens
is spokesm
now proper for Jewish
elude suggestions to Congress to
word. playe d in bringing about the abroga-
"Tolerance
is
to
me
a
hateful
btween the United wood stated that on his return to ."
de-
(Continued from Page One.)
th
were
interested
in
bringing
to
the
meet the issue by addressing their
overcome
the
hardships
resulting
tense to the same judges. Issuing There are many words in ou r vocabu- don of the treaty e
city speakers on controversial Jewish
s; for in- : States and Russia, thereby contribut. I.ondon he will use his endeavors of to from the separation of families on
convince the British government
new challenges does not obscure the lacy which are hateful word
questions of the day. The executive
account of the present immigration
ing, as you did, to what was probably
abandon i ts assive
fact that a previous One still stands. stance, 'charity.' Sweet charity. It
committee is composed of Aaron Kur-
gives the most notable act ever undertaken the necessity to problem o f rebu
aw,:
i
pilding l
"To suggest, as Mr. Straus does, a may be sweet to the one who
chairman; Miss Mary Caplan,
It
s
my
opinion
that
a
third
and
smaller jury of New York clergymen I charity, but to the one who receives by a great state in behalf of the Jew- attitude
in the
Pales-
'
the Jewish
national home
land
secretary;
Maurice II. Zackheim,
is selecting
process of
s
e are be- ish people.
, ,
t step in a . complete
. e . "Neutrals
• have never created , "
•
and publicists who do not know that it, it is bitter. We say w
treasurer,
Leon B. Kay, Maurice
u
"You have never ceased your ac- : tin
..on
can
be
accom-
immigration
rad
ee ring f
a Jewish question exists and would coming more tolerant of things we
he declared. "What is necessary
hoped i Congress will but approve Well Known Zionist Tells of Karen Krause, Samuel Weinberg, Samuel
say so if they did, is do not like and things that are not tivity since 1914 in the gatherins that the Palestine administration Plis
Weissberg,
Siphra
Bachrach-Rolland,
Ilayesod
Accomplishments.
e
f
for
I
iority
in
the
grant.
strati
r
m of
not dare to
tolerat e though a nd adini
unds the takes a stand
in favor of a speedy some method of p
merely to pretend to be issuing a congenial to us.
Isaac Finkelstein, Joseph Chaggi,
the suffererss fro m
ing of what are now referred to as
We time mu s t come the reli ef
challenge while actually evading one it hurts us. The to
Mrs.
Hyman
B.
Ullian
and Jacob S.
be tolerant and great war wherever they might be. !creation of a Jewish majority through 'non-preference' quota visas. Of
Bernard !Stone, a leading figure in
local an d economic f ac ilities ,
nlready issued to whom it May coil- when we cease
t
in this cause spent your general
gs sst•
You
•
•
•
w quota immigrants, on the ground of the effort now under way by Jews all Pearlstein. Milton M. Alexander is
• ' to understan d.
• mu. begin
then we
as
over the world to rebuild Palestine as chairman of the advisory board,
"We do not want good-will based lenergy, travelled far and wide and
'ern,
upon tolerance, but we want good- with well nigh superhuman strength soil taxation system in favor of the humanity,
I would
for prefer-
Refer to Slander Remarks.
ence to be
issued provide
to husbands,
wives a National Jewish Homeland, who was which is composed of David A.
and minor children of alien residents in Detroit Thursday, Dec. 16, said: Brown, Fred 51. Butzel, David W. Si-
"Having , it is hoped, set Mr. Straus I will based upon understanding. When And devotion have lifted your voice Jewish settlers."
in the United States," Secretary
"The Keren Ilayestal, or Palestine mons, Rabbi Leon F'ram, Abraham
right as to the priority of the chal-
Ile there is complete understanding be- . in behalf of the succor and rehabili-
e
tween groups, there will be no need cation of the broken Jewish people. MOSCOW HABIMA TROUPE Davis recommended in his annual re- Foundation Fund, is the leading finan. J. Koffman, Maurice H. Zackheim,
tenet issued by this magazine,
i
You
have
given
unceasing
devotion
cial
instrument for the rebuilding of Bernard Isaacs, Morris D. Waldman,
should like to continue our friendly
ARRIVES IN AMERICA . P ut'
!to the synagogue, to Jewish education
"Wives and unmarried children un- Palestine as a homeland for the Jews. Emanuel Paperno, Joseph Bernstein
(Turn To Last l•age)
service by straightening him out on
and
to
Jewish
learning
without
re-
Such
basic activities as assistance to and Bernard Ginsberg. Mr. Alexan-
der
18
years
of
a
citizen
of
the
other points where he seems to be
- _ -
der is permanent chairman of the
spect to party difference, acting in
misled
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.l—The 33 United States are non-quota immi- immigrants, agricultural colonization,
the
spirit
that
nothing
Jewish
was
grants
under
the
act
of
1924,
which
the
maintenance
of a large Ilebrew meetings. The Open Forum is one
"For instance, he speaks of 'the
players of the Ilabima, Moscow Fine
alin
e to you .
campaign of slander against the Jew-
Art Theater, and seven technical as- is as it should be, but the class should school system, the promotion of build- of the constituent societies of the re-
"As a member of the bar you have
be extended to includes the husband ing construction, medical service and cently-formed Jewish Welfare Feder-
ish people.' It is regrettable that Mr.
sistants were released from Ellis Isl-
combined learning, power and integ-
Straus has not striven for accuracy
and without bond following a hearing of an American citizen and a pro- sanitation, owe their existence and ation.
Mr. Lipsky received a royal wel-
here. If every Jew were an interna- Conrert of Jewish Music Arranged rity. In the courts of New York, in before the board of special inquiry. vision should be added permitting the progress largely and in most cases
many courts throughout the country
entrance, if the quota be exhausted, principally, to this organization. Sam- come from members of the boards,
tional Jewish financier, then Mr.
by Men's Club for Sen. 12.
The liabima arrived in this coun-
o
f
th
e
l
Untermyer,
the
famous
lawyer,
is
particularly
those who are ardent
and
Straus would he justified in saying
ee
try on Monday for a tour of 12 weeks of minor unmarried children
On Wednesday evening. Jan. 12, United States you have to be recog- and will make its first appearance pendent fathers and mothers of citi- president of the fund in America." Zionist workers. Mr. Koffman is a
'the Jewish people,' and if telling the
truth, is 'slander,' then Mr. Straus the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, un- nixed as one of the outstanding ad- next Monday night at the Mansfield zees of the United States," he de- . Mr. Stone who is an accomplished past-president and Mr. Zackheim is
orator, has teen associated with the the present president of the Detroit
would be justified in the use of the der the direction of Ossip Gabrilo- vocates of America, and your passion Theater, West Forty-seventh street, claTrehdo.
secretary repentrd recom- movement for the past two decades and Zionist district; Mr. Kurland is chair-
term to describe the Dearborn Inde- witsch, will give a concert of Jewish for the promotion of right and justice in "The Dybbuk." Other plays in
mendations
first
made
in
1925,
that
more.
Ile has been particularly active man of the arrangements and pro-
music
at
Temple
Beth
El.
This
prom-
has
frequently
led
you
to
take
up
pendent's disclosures. But as neither
their repertoire are "Jacob's Dream,"
Congress allow the importation of since Great Britain, under the famous gram committee and Mr. Pearlstein,
supposition can possibly he true, Mr. ices to be one of the most interesting causes solely that the ends of justice "The Golem" and "The Deluge."
special
or
skilled
labor,
under
care-
lialfout
Declaration, has espoused the who is a member of the executive
and
inspiring
concerts
that
has
ever
might
be
served.
Not
only
among
Straus' statement falls of its own
The troupe, which consists of 15'
been given by the Symphony Orchea- your brethren at the bar and on the men and 18 women, is headed by ful restriction, when need exists in cause and accepted the Mandate for board, is on the publicity committee.
weakness.
American
industry.
This
expansion
Palestine
which it is now administer- Mrs. Ullian is one of the organizers
tea
and
it
is
looked
forward
to
with
bench
but
in
the
Senate
of
the
United
"The 'slander' consists of calling
N chum Zemach, founder of the Ha.'
attention to the claims which the i real anticipation by great number of States you have been acclaimed as bima. They were taken to Ellis W- of the total immigration possible, he ing with a view to facilitating the Jew- of Junior Iladassah, subsidiary of the
among
the
leading
constitutional
law-
oft
suggested,
should
be
balanced
by
ish
Homeland.
Mr. Stone is the auth- Hadassah Organization, the women's
Jews have made for their own pre- Jews and non-Jews in the city.
and and held for a special hearing.'
Zionist group.
The sale of tickets is proceeding yers in America. You have sat con- It was stated that they might be immigration the president to shut off
eminence in the world. These claims
immigration
entirely
during
periods
or
of
a
number
of books all and
pamph-
lets
and
has
lectured
over
Great
very
rapidly,
but
there
are
still
some
secutively
in
three
conventions
for
Landman Will Be Nest Speaker.
are largely true and have been made'
asked to furnish bond that they will
He
by responsible Jewish leaders. To , seats available. They may be ob- the revision of the constitution of the return to Russia following the expir- of industrial depression in the United Britain for the Zionist movement.
The next speaker for the Open Fo-
Representative Carl R. Chindbloom has visited every Jewish community in rum will be Rabbi Isaac Landmin of
repeat these for the benefit of other tanned in the secretary's office at the State of New York—a unique record ation of their 12-week engagement I States.
people cannot possibly be 'slander.' "1 temple; at any of the following down- —and you have served as chairman in this country. It was not necessary,
with Dr. Chaim
Weizmann,
president New York and Far Rockaway, L I.,
(Republican) of Chicago has intro- England
and Scotland
in company
town
offices,
Dr.
Charles
A.
Smith,
of
the
immigration
commission
of
The article then asserts that the
however, for them to furnish the,
who will address the forum on "('an
diced a bill into the House of Rep- of the World Zionist Organization, the
"International Jew" invented the cur- 1209 Randolph street; William B. your native state. You have aided bond.
the Jewish Religion Survive in Amer.
rent financial and interest system and Isenberg. 1335 Lafayette Building:. in the promotion of industrial peace.
When interviewed by the repre- resentatives to repeal the "national late Max Nordau and others,
In addition to his duties as
. ica?"
r
On graduating from concise M
"is today in direct control of all Alvin D. Hersch, 1914 Penobscot You have been one of the leaders in sentative of the Jewish Telegraphic origins" provisions of the immiisra-
tion
act
of
1921.
It
rovides
for
re-
stone
joined
the
English
Free
Trade
spiritual
head of the Reform congre-
f h
PP . 948 Buhl
financial centers of governm ent,
Building; A. C•
gation in Far Rockaway, Rabbi Land-
air..
(Turn to Last Page.)
eluding the l'nited States Federal Building. or they will be sent by mail
cess• which had attended the troupe ' peal of subdivisions ( 1, (c) and (el Union. In the course of his work he man, who is a former Cincinnatian, is
became acquainted with the leading
Reserve system, which he organized upon receipt of order and checkwhich
in its 10-months tour which has taken of Section 11 of the act.
editor of the American Hebrew. Mr.
men in English public life, including
and is now perfecting according to
the cost of the
them to Latvia, Lithuania, Poland,
Lipsky was a co-worker with Rabbi
PROF. JOFFE TO LECTURE HERE
Lloyd George, Arthur Henderson, Sir
!are being sold at the nominal price
Galicia, Austria, France and Ger-
his original plans."
Landman on the American Hebrew
DR. FRANKLIN TO GIVE
Herbert Samuel, Sir Alfred Mond and
genie .
y• b' under the
Closely
of $1.50 each.
staff, having been managing editor
MOSCOW.--11
T.
A.1—Dr.
Joffe,
BOOK REVIEW SUNDAY others. As a writer and debater Mr. for the yearn between 1899 and 1911,
The program, now in course of
The "International Jew," the ar-
management
of
a
committee
consist-
professor at the Leningrad Academy
Stone became • prominent figure in
ticle goes on, "is the most closely or- ' preparation by Mr. Gabrilowitsch, will
ing of Ephraithi.Tchetchik, B. Tcher-
when he resigned to devote all kis
sailed
for
the
United
On Sunday morning at Tsmple Beth English public life, particularly in the
ganized racial entity in the world, shortly be published. It is urge d that
States on Dec. 11. Professor Joffe merineki, A. Mackin, A. Frutkin and El, Dr. Franklin will devote his see• co-operative movement and in the le- time to the Zionist movement.
with an espionage system that covens those who wish to attend this con-
Other speakers scheduled an:
, will lecture in America on scientific Ben Chaim.
every village and every larger center cert should place their orders for , subjects. His tour will extend over
Mr. Zemach paid his tribute to J. mon to ■ review and discussion of bor party, of which he was an energet- Lewis Browne, author of "Stranger
Warwick Deeping's popular novel is worker serving for • time on the
I tickets without delay.
in the country."
sin months. It was reported some B. Wachtangoff, the late director of "Sorrell and Son." The book suggests executive. In America Mr. Stone has Than Fiction" and "This Believing
Notices have been sent to all mem.
"These are statements deducible
time ago that Dr. Joffe was invited by the theater, who was an Armenian a number of social and economic prob. travelled extensively bringing • vivid World," who will be here on .,an. 9,
•
from the most deliberate utterances hers of the temple by the Men's Club,
and pupil of Stanislavalcy. It is
192?. On Jan. 23 James Waterman
the Rockefeller Institute to go to
Isms that are vital to our time. The message of the growing Jewish life in Wise, A WI of Rabbi Stephen S.
of Jewish spokesmen and illustrated I under whose auspices the concert was
America and lecture on his invention Stanislaysky and Wachtangnff who
at large by Jewish history," the ar- , arranged, that no tickets will be sold of • process for condensing electrical were the fathers of the theatrical public is invited to the services which Palestine and organizing many corn- Wise, will address the forum.
munitien to further the work.
begin at 10:45.
ticle reads. "To agree with the Jew- I to others than temple members until
spirit of the Habima, he said.
•
energy.
after Dec. 20.
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PHILADr:LPIII.P. — (J. T. A.)
, leading Jewish
Jules E. Mist
!citizen of Philatle ,hi, died at the,
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at the age of !
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Film Magnate and Philanthre-
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Recommends Modification To
adelphia at Age of 54.
Enable Separated Fami-
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Career of Recognized Leader of ,
American Jew Described i
In Document.

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DETROIT SYMPHONY
TO PLAY AT TEMPLE

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FOUNDATION FUND IS

LEADER SAYS STONE