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VOL. XXXI, NO. 9
AGREEMENT ON FORMATION OF JEWISH
AGENCY SIGNED BY DR, WEIZMANN FOR
ZIONISTS-MARSHALL FOR NON-ZIONISTS
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1927
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
ARTS SOCIETY PLANS
SECOND PERFORMANCE
Sponsored and Approved Jewish Agency Agreement
Tw. One-Act Ploy. to Be Coven at
Temple Beth El on Feb. I.
Dr. Weizmann Sounds Final Peace Note In American Jewry.
Non-Partisan Committee to Study Palestine Resources
And Prepare Ten Year Program.
REPORT MADE AT OPENING OF NEW YORK DRIVE
FOR $2,500,000 UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL
Samuel C. Lamport, Judge Otto Rosalsky, Dr. M. M. Kaplan,
Bernard Semel, and Samuel Rothenberg Acted as
Committee to Bring About Understanding.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—A formal agreement concerning the crea-
tion of the Jewish Agency, in accordance with the provisions of the Pale—
tine Slat late of the League of Nations and the decision of the Fourteenth
Zionist Congress to include Zionist and non-Zionist members, was con-
cluded between Louis Marshall, representing the American non-Zionists,
and Dr. Chaim Weizmann, representing the World Zionist Organization.
An American non-partisan experts' commission will proceed to Pales-
tine, probably around Passover, to make a thorough survey of the situation
there and submit a report and recommendations, which will serve as n
basis of activities for the forthcoming Jewish Agency. An interim report
is expected to be prepared by the commission by next fall. The agency will
be formed when the Collinii,sion's report is submitted.
LOUIS MARSHALL
A complete reorganization of the work now in progress to rebuild tho
Jewish national home in Palestine will ensue on the basis of these reconi.
mendations.
Unity in American Jewry was restored and the controversy which re-
cently raged between t he leaders of the United Jewish Campaign and ti'
%soLloP""ilitlaal
Zionist Organization of America has •
conic to a close.
the resolutions adopted by the Zion .
These were the dramatic develop-1 .
,
1st Congress at Vienna in August
ments announced at the inauguration 1°9,,
'
of the United Palestine Appeal in '
Will A ppoint Commission.
• 1
ra i • r
New York City fur $'2,500,000, the
,
"In order to provide a comprehen- '
largest quota ever assigned to Great-
yr New York for a Palestine fund. sive program for the Jewish Agency, ,
--
These announcements were made on it was believed that as a preliminary
_ es w. w -se
i
Tells Forum
the occasion of the installation of measure, which in any event would i dam
Judge Ott.. A. Rosalsky as chairman have to be adopted before the agency
Group Future Religion
of the New York United Palestine could properly function, a commis-
ls Cultural.
Appeal. Subscriptions totaling $600,_ sion should be appointed to make a
250 were reported at the meeting, thorough survey and investigation of
conditions in Palestine, including an
which was held in Mecca Temple.
"The Jews of today are facing the
expert study of the resources of the, breakdown of two concepts in the
Is Significant Event.
agricultural, industrial, commercial Judaism of days past: The belief in
The announcement, which was and other economic possibilitiesc
"- the unity of God as an exclusively
termed an event of great significance Palestine and neighboring territory, 1 'evi h doctrine I that Jews '
in the history of the Zionist move- and to acquire a complete conceptus the chosen hearers of the word of
Intent and the Jewish community in of Jewish activities and achievements ° God," said James Waterman Wise in
the United States was a result of a in the Holy Land. Such commission a lecture on The Future of Israel,"
series of negotiations conducte d by should investigate the practicability , given last Sunday afternoon for the
Dr. Chaim Weizmann since his ar- of acquiring available tracts of land Jewish Open Forum. "In Judaism of
rival in the Unite d si States three and the various aspects of inunigra- , yore these concepts made Jews every-
months ago. The full
gnificance of , tion, of colonization and of the de- where stand out as a distinguishable
the results achieved were summar- , velopment of the country. It should gr„,, which
was responsible for
ized in a joint statement of Louis be charged with the duty of making ' pre,ervation of
the. Jewish national-
Marshall and Dr. Chaim Weizmann, 1 recommendations concerning the crc- it y.
Today
they
have not been de-
read to the audience by the president ;Ilion of a system of
activities which. Mod, but they have ceased to be liv-
of the World Zionist Organization. • would correspond with the reason- ing forces. The younger Jewish gen-
The statement, which was preceded , able requirements of the land and eration considers them so little, in
by an exchange of letters between I as to a practicable plan for conduct- I fact, that it does not take the trouble
the two leaders, was termed "a treaty • h fi nance s
• to deny them. And no opposition or
of peace by Judge Rosalsky, who necessary budgets called for by such . open heresy could be as dangerous
presided over the meeting, which was activities. This commission should be as that.
attended by 2,500 persons. This new of a non-partisan character and
one younger generation," he de-
course of the Zionist movement, should consist of men whose conclu- , flared, "is more concerned over phi
l-
which opens the door for the partici- sions would be recognized as authori- I
ual ' s
potion of all Jews, Zionists and ann tative, with whom would be associ- , osophical problems of the individual's
, relation to the universe. And mono-
Zionists, in the task of qpbuilding toted experts of high rank in agricul. ,
theism is acce p ted, with some differ-
Palestine, was endorsed by Louis tore, industry, commerce and finance '
ences, throughout the world. The
Lipsky, president of the Zionist Or- It is anticipated that this commission Jews, too, have lost their exclusive
ganization of America, and Dr. would tie called upon to spend a con• right to the word of the Lord, The
Stephen S. Wise, honorary chairman .siderable period of time in Palestine , ideals of brotherhood of man, of uni-
of the United Palestine Appeal and in order that the conclusions reached venal peace and justice are toay be-
by
president of the American Jewish shall be based upon a thorough, first- ing preached and fought for
ideal-
Congress, in addresses which they hand study of conditions, in the ho ac of every nationality, y
Gentiles
as
delivered at the meeting.
that its findings shall be accepted as well as Jews. Woodrow Wilson, Lord
Diffieulties Overcome.
conclusive by all concerned. Imme- R theft C il
I I.
S muts
Some difficulties had to be over- (tinkly upon the rendition of such re- i been among the foremost exponents
come earlier in the day before the port the formal establishment of the , of these ideals.
accord between the Zionists and non. Jewish Agency would follow.
'"rh, breakdown of these concepts
Zionists could finally be effected.
"We are confident that it is only' does not mean, however, the end of
The difficulty presented itself in that by pursuing this method that the Judaism. In recent years we found
part of the text of the letters which Jewish Agency can be made an effec- , , that men, such as Max Nordau, Al-
dealt with the recent controversy be- live instrumentality for the building , beet Einstein, Jacob Wasserman, Jus-
tween the Zionists and non-Zionists of a Jewish national home in Pales- , lice Brandeis, Ludwig Lewisohn-
on the subject of Russian coloniza- line'
'men who do not subscribe to these
tion as a feature of the American
"If the new venture is to have per- old concepts—have nevertheless been
Jewish relief work abroad. It was manent value, the different processes drawn back to Jewish life and have
rumored, although no official state- of adjustment, of unification and of , nOW
identified themselves with the
ment was issued to that effect, that gaining practical experience must belje•i,h group. Their Jeveishness is
several hours before the meeting at made operative. These are essen- . not a natter of nationality, religion
is of organic growth and develop- ° or race. It is something bigger. It
Mecca Temple, a meeting of the
United Palestine Appeal executive trent. We are confident that by this is a matter of culture. This Jewish
committee was in session for several procedure a union of all Jewish culture can find its highest expres-
hours to discuss this feature of the forces fur the upbuilding of Palestine sion in loa l,,,,, ; ,,,,
situation. It is understood that see- will in due course become a practical,
Young Wise defined Palestine as
eral of the leaders of American Zion- reality and redound as a blessing to' ,..h,
t
great adventure of the Jewish
ism objected to certain expressions the entire House of Israel."
spirit" and "the renaissance of the
Thanks
American
Leaders.
of Dr. Weizmann' concerning the con-
Jewish soul."
Dr. Weizmann, following the read-
tro•ersy. However, the text of Dr.
"There already have been many
Weizmann's letter was finally en- ing, of the statement, declared:
manifestations of the rise of a new
dimwit by the committee.
"I wish first of all to express my Hebrew culture in Palestine. The re-
Although no official statement was deep sense of gratitude to the Zion- ligion practiced by the Jewish pio-
ben.' to that effect, the Jewish Tele- ist leaders of this country, to Dr., neers in Palestine has nothing in
graphic Agency learns that a great Wise, Lipsky and Neumann, who have common with Orthodox or Reformed
part in bringing about this accord shouldered a superhuman burden and Judaism as preached in Europe and
was performed by a committee con- have rendered invaluable service.
America. P alestinian Jews have re-
sisting of Samuel C. Lamport, Judge
"When the Balfour Declaration jected Orthodoxy and have created a
Rosalsky, Dr M M Kaplan, Bernard was given to the Zionist Organization . new set of values, set on a Pales-
Semel and Samuel Rothenberg of the it was given as the instrument of all j tinian background but modified to
Brooklyn Jewish Center. This com- Jewry. Zionist leaders of America suit their immediate needs.
mittee acted as mediator between the have acquitted themselves of this
Future of Israel's Jewish Culture.
task admirably. You have my grati-
Zionists and the non-Zionist group.
"I conceive the future of Israel as
The text of the joint statement of tulle and loyal support. No matter that of Jewish culture," Mr. Wise
Mr. Marshall and Dr. Weizmann is as how great may have been the wounds, concluded. "I view the future of
follows:
united we stand, divided we fall."
• mankind not as of segregated na-
"To all concerned in the Jewish
Dr. Weizmann then announced that tionalities but as a gigantic sym-
Agency of Palestine: Recent negoti- the non-partisan experts' commission'
(Turn to Last Page.)
ations between the Zionist Organiza- may leave for Palestine about Pass-
tion and the representatives of the (over anti expressed his belief that a!
Non-Partisan Conference to Con- preliminary report will in all likeli- RABBI FRAM TO REVIEW
sider Palestinian Problems, regard- hood be ready by next fall. "This "THIS
BELIEVING WORLD"
ing the Jewish Agency, have now commission, which will work out the
reached a stage that it is deemed ad- plan of realizing the Jewish national
"This Believing World," a book on
visable to make known the results home, will outline the work for the
of the deliberations."
next five or 10 years. The commis.: the origins of the great religions of
The statement then reproduces the sion will not be charged with the mankind, which is one of the best
text of the resolutions adopted at the task of deciding whether or not the sellers id this season and the author
Non-Partisan Cnoference on Pales- Jewish national home is to be built, of which, Lewis Browne, recently
tine Problems heldat the lintel As- but inquiring how it is to be built. spoke before the Jewish Open Forum
tor, New York. Feb. 17, 1924, and This should be a matter of scientific of Detroit, will be the theme of Rabbi
subsequent conference
held study, of as thorough investigation Frain's lecture Sunday morning, Jan.
March I, 1925, at the Hotel Astor, as is humanly possible. As long as 30, at 10:45, at Temple };eta El.
New York. l'alestine is not flooded by the 3looli-
The book has been highly praised.
"For reasons which it is not neces- terranean, we will build it. There It has also been sharply attacked.
nary to consider," the statement con- were two things which had to be Some critics have said that it will be
finites, "the plans set forth in these proven; first, that Palestine could be of great nit to the cause of religion.
resolutions have not as yet been car. built; secondly, that it could be built Others have said that the book is an
rued into operation, principally be by Jews. This has been proven. The injury to the cause of religion. Some
cause it was found necessary as the question that calls for more light now have hailed the book as the truth
first step to obtain detailed informa- is how it is to be built in the next about religion. Others have de-
bon as to the facts and problems five or 10 years, which are the years flounced it as a distortion of the
with which the agency is to deal, and that matter." truth.
In connection with his review of
Dr. Weizniann then expressed his
not because of any doubt as to the
purpose
importance
to establish
of the fulfilment
the agency.
of the appreciation of the co-operation he Mr. Browne's account of the origins
received from the representatives of of religion, Rabbi I+ ram will present
"During the past two months a the United States government in the an analysis of the present condition
series of conferences has been held formation of the commission and ex- of religion in the United States
for the purpose of agreeing upon an pressed his confidence that this work based upon the results of the tell.
effective method of procedure. After will be met in the same spirit by the gious census recently carried out by
careful discussion the participants in British government. He also ex- 150 newspapers, These figures have
these conferences have unanimously pressed the hope that the commis- been compiled only very recently and
agreed in principle as to the desira- sins will be received in a cordial and Rabbi Fram's lecture will probably
bility and feasibility of organizing sympathetic spirit by the Palestinian he the first interpretation given in
the Jewish Agency in accordance population. "The decision which we Detroit of these highly interesting re-
with the terms of the Palestine Man- have made tonight will bring a mes- ligious statistics.
The services at Temple Beth El are
ate as formulated by the Council of sage of new hope and new life to a
the League of Nations on July 24, Palestine suffering today," Dr. Weir- i open to everyone. There will be spe-
cial music by the temple choir,
1922, and along the general linen of mann declared.
E
E xp l a i ns Changes
n Jewish belies
DAVID A. BROWN
v,
CHAIM WEIZMANN
a
+
RIGHTS OF WORKERS Writer Addresses
URGED BY REFORM Meeting at Temple
JEWRY AT MEETING
Mainly We Marry Because We
Cannot Help Ourselves
In Taking Stand for Social Jus-
tice They Stress Labor
Above Property.
The second series of one-act pla ■ s
to I,,' offered by the Temple Arts So
ciety will be given Tuesday night,
Feb. I. Michael leishin is in charge
of this production. The plays to be
given are as follows: "Ludy Fingers"
and "Rain," by Dana Burnett. There
will also be it musical program.
Much interest has been arouse,' by
the play contest announce(' by the
Arts Society of Temple Rath
F.I. The following are the rules of
the contest:
1. All manuscripts are to be sub-
mitted to Miss Anna Oxenhanoller,
Temple Beth El, on or before Starch
I, 19'27.
2. hlanuscripts shall bear no name
or other means of identification and
will be assigned a number by Miss
Oxenhanoller, a duplicate of which
will be given the contestant, no per-
son to knave the name (of the author
submitting manuscript.
3. All plays must be suitable for
temple production.
4. Manuscripts shall be typed on
one side only and shall be double
spaced.
5. Plays are to he one-act and run
not longer than 30 minutes and not
less than 15 minutes.
6. The Temple Arts Society will
not claim copyright on any of the
plays. It claims the right to the first
presentation. The authors retain the
right to copyright for all future pur-
P°;''')S
i., following have been invited to
act as judges: Fred Butz•l, Milford
i Sateeernii01,),rnt nviid Levy and Mrs. Wal-
The naturo° of the prizes will not
be announced, for it is the position
Stt's of the Temple Arts Society that the
contestants will work chiefly for the
Dr. Charles Fleischer of New York honor of having their plays presented
City, eminent newspaper writer and by the Temple Arts Society. It is
announced, however, that the prizes
lecturer, addressed a large audience at
are of a very attractive nature. There
Temple Beth El on Tuesday evening will be a first 10141 seco n d prize and
upon the subject "Why Marry v" His an honorable mention. The three
address was listened 1.0 with very close best plays will be presented at one
WEIZMANN ENLISTS
SERVICE GROUP FOR
PALESTINE APPEAL
Meeting at Phoenix Club Votes
Unanimously to Help Raise
Funds in Detroit.
DELIVERED TALKS AT
STATLER AND MAJESTIC
Declares Jews Will Rebuild
Palestine Unless Swamped
By Mediterranean.
Dr. Chaim Weizmann has come and
gone and all Detroit Jewry is richer
fur their fleeting contact with this
great personality who has given his
lifetime to the problem of re-construe-
ling Paha:tine. Dr. Weizmann made
thee adoiro.ssea here and at each ap-
pearance he was greeted by scores of
non-'Zionists and anti-Zionists in ad-
dition to the thousands of ardent Zion-
ists who turned out to hear their lead-
er. In addition then( were many non-
Jews who came to see and hear the
president of the world Zionist Organ-
ization tell the story of the new con-
quest of the ancient Holy Land.
It Fs a dramatic and fasciting
na
story of human struggle and human
achievement and there is no one so
well qualified to tell it as Dr. Weiz.
mann. As a result of his talks, as a
result of the remarkable story he told,
there are today hundreds of Jews in
Detroit who were completely and un-
hesitatingly won over to the cause of
the Zionist organization.
Dr. Weizmann come here to make
plans fur the United Palestine Appeal
which (opens in Detroit Feb 6.
Service Group Backs U. P. A.
One of the immediate and note-
worthy results of Dr. Weizmann's
Was the unanimous derision of the
Detroit Service Group to give its ac-
SISTERHOOD ADVOCATES
tive support to the campaign of the
OUTLAWRY OF ALL WAR
Unite(' Palestine Appeal. Hitherto
this group has kept apart from the
Zionist organization, and has at no
performances of this season,
Union Endorses Robinson Pro- attention and was followed by an (open (the
I he March production will be un- time signified its agreement with the
forum discussion. Among other things der the general charge of Rabbi Leon
pcsal for Arbitration
work of restoring Palestine. Among
he said:
From. It will be held on Tuesday i is members are ninny who have been
With Mexico.
Mainly we marry because we can- evening, March 1, and will he known
pposed to the Zionists and many who
as "Zangwill Night," for the plays were not willing to accept it.
C i. E V E LAND, Ohio. -- Liberal not help ourselves. For man is al- to be produced then will be the works
But at the meeting Tuesday at the
Jewry sounded a new note when, ways in the grip of forces greater than of Israel Zangwill. This is done in P
hoenix Club the Service Group passed
through its leaders in the Union of himself. And he does in the main, commemoration of the anniversary a
resolution by a unanimous vote of all
American Hebrew Congregations, it what he must do—in obedience to fore- of Israel Zangwill.
hose present to give its active support
enunciated a bill of rights for labor. es and tendencies stronger than his
o the local campaign for funds. At
It was the first time that Reform Ju- conscious self.
he speakers table were men of all
daism had ever spoken its mind offi-
Which does not mean that man is
buries of Jewish belief, outstanding
cially on social justice and when it the helpless sport of natural and social
alibis and prominent !coolers in a doz.
did so its voice represented 278 con- met hods of laws. But it does mean
n fields of endeavor. They came to
gregations with more than 56,000 that, as human race and as in(lividu-
h ear the story of the colonization of
members.
ads, we fulfill our destinies and real- Rabbi Epstein of Palestine to Speak P alestine from the lips of Dr. Weiz.
"Labor is a man's very life, and ize our individualities as we borrow
on Behalf of Yeshivah.
mann and when they had listened they
constitutes his primary service to so- strength from (obedience to the ines-
gave their , unstinted and unqualified
ciety," the congregation.; declared, in capable methods of the universe and
Rabbi Moses Mordecai Epstein, the endorsement.
one of the six guiding principle's
the laws of our being. head of the Slobodka Yeshivah for
Local Zionist leaders look upon this
adopted, human rights, they insist-
Theologize as we will—or won't— over 32 years, arrived in Detroit on no a marked indication of the gradual-
ed, transcended the right of prop-
and philosophize as we pl ease .._„. Thursday, Jan. 20, for the purpose of ly diminishing opposition to the Pal-
erty.
don't—the fact remains that human- raising funs for the new Yeshivah estine movement. Everywhere men
Two years ago, at its last conven-
nil women are coming to realize that
tion, the union named a committee ity survives though individuals die , which he is establishing nt Hebron, ;
and even the human race mig t perish
h ionists are doing a tremendous work.
es ine•
on social justice, headed by Rabbi
and the world of nature still continue.
The idea of a Yeshivah at Hebron A work that belongs to all of Judaism
Louis Woolsey of Philadelphia and in-
WAS greeted with enthusiasm when a nil even though there may he dis-
cluding Henry Moorgenthau and Dr. But the human individual and the hu-
man race (. 1111 assure themselves a eel- first presentedto American Jewry at a greement on many of the details of
Lee K. Frankel of New York, Marcus
hat work there is no reason why all
Aaron and Rabbi Samuel II. Golden- ative permanence only as we make it meeting heldin the city of New t
ourselves the media for eternal laws. York anda committee, known as the eves cannot unite on the major issues.
son of Pittsburgh, :Milford Stern of
Following is a list of those who oat
As
applied
to
marriage,
these
gen-
American
Committee
for
the
Hebron
Detroit and Carl E. l'ritz of Cincin-
t the speakers table at the luncheon
nati. In submitting its report the eralizations man that the dominant Yeshivah, veas funned, which con-
sisted
of
the
following
notable
Amer-
t
the Phoenix Club: Henry Wineman,
Amer-
committee precipitated a four-hour forces that govern this human institu-
amuel Summerfield, A. C. Lappin,
ran Jews: Rabbi Al. Z. Margolies,
debate in which some of the outstand- ti(
tion are stronger than our comscious Rabbi A. I. Shuchatowitz, II. Schiff,
!orris Friedberg. M. W. Bingay, TAR-
ing, figures of liberal Judaism partici-
selves and
our are
deliloerate
will. These NI. Stern S. Golding, P. hliroslowsky,
or Levin, Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
supreme
foorces
three: physical,
pated.
en N. !layer. S. Kaufman,
osenh II. Ehrlich. Milford Stern,
A. .1.
Solomon,
Most of the rabbis who spoke—and
d, spiritual. And we marry because A. Marcuson S. Kaufman,,
A. Israo°1,
abloi T,'o ht Franklin, Rabloi Leon
Wein-
we
cannot
choose
but
obey
these
p
they represented pulpits in all parts
ee-
,
stein,
S.
Bernstein,
II.
Chions
N.
ram, Fred M. Butzel. David A.
of the country—favored the report, sonal, impersonal forces.
Frank, F. Hillman, S. Hamlet: W.
!town, Ii. Ullian and Mrs. Freida
which took a decided stand on behalf
First, is the grip of the universal in- Karon, I Slorgolis, I. Rukeach, R.
of labor in its disputes with capital. stinct of self-preservation under whose Shapiro, Si. Salit, I'. Herring, 31. Os-
Weilmann Tells of Struggle.
Most of the laymen who spoke agreed sway mom maintains his identity. Be- mansky, B. Rothblatt, S. Stockheim
In n column, disnaaminnate manner.
in principle, but vehemently opposed cause
the race could not otherwise be and Rabbi I. Dworetz as director and D r. Weizmann told of the centuries of
some of its more radical provisions. Preserved than by meeting and mating representative of the Yeshivah.
bowel° of the Jews and of the over-
Teat of the Si: Principles.
if male and female, each individual tit I
On Saturday, Jan. 22, Rabbi Ep- whelming problem+, that have faced
The result, after long argument,
us becomes the personal, physical on- stein conducted the services at Toni- t hem in their wondering through an
was the adoption of the following six bailment of the dynamic, driving in-
pie Emanuel, of which Rabbi A. M.
nfriendly world. lie bold of the miy.
principles:
stifle( of procreation. Therefore, we Ashinsky is the spiritual head, and '' ries that had been suffered in
Russia
marry 'wt . /lase We
"The recognition of the principle Inl
must propagate-- impresse," ;he congregation with the II nil in Poland in recent years and of
of mutual service through the per- and marriage is our (organized, orderly need of building up a Yeshivah at
he
many
slights
lino'
abuses
that
have
foormance (of economic function as of means of preserving the human i
llebron with the foundation on the 'a 'wove been practices against them.
first importance to our social philos- sloth io s.
1Torah.
The
pogroms
that
seem
so
terrible
ophy,
Then, we marry because each
The rabbis of the city of Detroit, " re by no means the most cruel thing
"The recognition of the dignity of vidual of us—by the IOW of
our being consisting of Rabbis Ashinsky, Aishis- t
labor and the realization of society's —longs, yearns, strives for fulfillment ' kin, Hershman, Thum in, Eisenman, ' he Jews ore forced to endure. it is
he slow grinding pressure of diarrim-
dependence upon the efforts of the of his individuality. With all our ego-
Fischer, Stolman and Horowitz, have
'lotion and 'Bent onnression that Is
toiler.
ism, we know we cannot achieve fug- arranged for a public massmeeting to 0 •0
worst. The rongroom is a relief be..
"That human rights take prece- lillment alone, through unaided effort. , be held at Shaarey Zedek Synagogue o'
anise
it really ends the tenseness and
dence over the rights of property.
We need and obtain all kinds of social on Sunday, Jan, 30, at 2 p. m., a t t he horror of that persistent brutality
"That a man's labor is his very life help, through organized and casual co- !which time Detroit Jewry will have
nil
serves
to someho• furnish an
and constitutes his primary service to operotion and contact. None of these an opport;qiity of hearing of the o'
motionol let down.
society; it is not a commodity to be contributions towards our self-reali; aplendid work being time in the al-
"It is not a question of whether or
bought or sold in the market.
ration. This desire fur the complete most forgotten and desolate city of
rat these pennle are to he blamed for
"The recognition of the duty on and completing mate is an unescapable , Hebron. This committee has also or-
th is persecution. Nor am I here to
the part of employer and employe instinct. ranged for a banquet to be held at
rouse
your avmnnthe or your polo.
alike to exercise in the adjustment
There is, finally, what must be called the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud To. ti ens. i merely tell tom the fact. that
of their own interests a due regard
the spiritual instinct of mankindthat rah on Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 6:30
nu
may
ridge whether Palestine Is
for the paramount rights of society.
as given to marriage as an institu- m',whichwill be addressed by w orthwhile•
"The duty of the synagogue and
lion, a mystic, meta-physionl charm-- prominent iabbis of the city of De-
Traces History.
its pulpit to speak courageously on
ter. Marriage, thus spiritually coon- trout as well AR by the guest of the
Dr. Woizmann trona' the Jevelon-
human rights as part of its prophetic
ceived, exists impersonally as a per- "version, Rabbi Moses 51. Epstein.
m
ent
of
the
Jewish 'nee down through
function."
On Saturday, Jan. 29, Rabbi Ep- is e centorieso and showed the multh
feet ideal, however imperfectly the
It was also recommended that a
race or any given couple may e. m h,,dy stein will conduct the services at the Si idea of npnresaiona sad ha/Idioms
department of social action be made
the ideal. In the face of general fail- , Mogen Abraham Synagogue on f'• nm which he ha. auffe.ed. lie told
a part of the Union of American He-
use and universal shortcoming, every Farnsworth street, between St. an-
f the anriert dream of a re-united
brew Coongregations, to secure a con-
two that enter into what remains of toine and Bcaubien streets, of which IT .111(. 1 ((m1 nod of tree slmost
sensus of opinion on industrial and
"the unholy bonds of matrimony" un- Rabbi Aishiskin is spiritual head.
ni an effort that has been expended (lir-
economic questions, to study them
- the Ins+ n't years to make that
dertake the brave anddifficult enterer
"from a Jewish point of view," and
prise of marriage, with confident orb-
earn a reality.
to keep the synagogue informed as to
mism and amid the hopeful, faithful CANADA REFUSES TO
He told of the immigration of the
developments in the field of social wishes
RENEW CONCESSION 'A 500 y e•. who are now in Palestine
of their fellows. And that is
justice. The executive board of the
cause th e Mee is under tho• compel-
--_
I
told of the .ffort• the..nennle ere
union was also asked" make the
committee on serial justice a per- ling spell of this ideal, that never loses
TORONTO.—The Canadian goy- ^!
I .. offing forward in brine the arid and
...teeter, hied iron a rendition of pro.
its
creative
power
to
inspire
the
newly-'
ernment
has
refused
the
request
of
,,,
manent part of its organization.
its and to help the married veterans the Je wish Immigrant Aid Society of " odiveneat era fertility.
Assertions
Judaism and
is towards making their (own marital on. i Canada to renew the grant of a con- ,, He made it clear that Palestine ran
regarded
as a that
rich liberal
man's religion,
believe they are terprise the noon- or less beautiful cm- cession for a specific,' number of ' ,,, e•-er hose ha relieve the c"r"eation of
that working peo
lea, on ether nark of eM world
+aliment of tho. ideal marnage to- Jewish immigrants to the Dominion. ',-
Reform
not
wanted
in eform
wards which
evnIvong man so
union- The department declared that while " it he made) it equally clear that the
provoked
a storm
of synagogues,
argument
during
• llernetena in the
the morning's debate during which scioously lout inevitably tends and—if it is unwilling to renew the conces-, " a • 1
he • is divinely wise— consciously-
as- 'don it is ready to grant the privilege !‘ intr.,- of their hiat•eie heelmCe n •i
laymen and rabbis arose to defend
Aires.
vier
them
ill
a rossition and a rork
their congregations.
of Order in Councli P. C. 534 to un- ° •
married brothers and slaters of Can. . 1 ' VP that they enuld ne••er hope en reh-
.
t.
ie in anv other manner. lie ev-
The R Cel °:.. k110
r..7aW
adios
residents.
I'.
C.
534
allows
a(1-
vio* I dr rlipson of
1.
TROTZKY'S BOOK BANNED
1011 ...Mehl
Cincinnati, last survivor of the (orig.
mission provided the minister of Mb ,' 'i ninni the need far
niireheae the land and to 6+ it for
inal graduating class of the Hebrew . migration is satisfied that the labor
...,
..'
se.
He
told
of
the
new
fe
n flied. to
Union College, was only one of sev-t MOSCOW--(J. T. A.)—The latest of the prospective immigrant is re-
retel the health of thenlenne, and
eral who fait!, "There is a feeling book of Leon Trotzky, ousted 'cooler quired in Canada and that the rel y
to sr th e huildinn of rnsols. drsining of
abroad that Reform Judaism is a re- of the communist party, was banned tive resident in Canada has expressed
fleshes and irrigating the desert
ligion of the rich. There is a suspi• by an order of the Soviet goneen. willingness and shown ability to serve
1; nth.
non among working people that they meat. The book. which is entitled and care for such immigrants.
Millions to See It Throws's.
are not as welcome in our congrega- "Attempting to Change Communist
The sari,-;y had hoped to obtain
"There are todav millions of Jews
tions as they should be. We ought Dictatorship," deals with the recent , this privilege also for married broth-
lin Ara deterreInoal to see Oda thing
at least to show that that suspicion developments in the Soviet govern- ers and sisters. As to refugees, they
rnueh " Dr Weirmann said with a
ment and the policy of Josef Stalin I will have to come in under the !Lame
is unjust and incorrect."
Instantly Rabbi Solomon Foster of to remove from leadership the old i provisions The department is only 1 me of deep feeling in his voiee. "For
communist guard, including several ready to waive the passport regula• '" at they are giving up their life
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Jewish commissars. tions with regard to refugees.
MASSMEETING WILL
BE HELD ON JAN. 30
I
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