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VOL. XXXI. NO. 18
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I. 0. B. B. Orchestra PALESTINE WORK
Leader
( Attorney On Stand
CHAIM WEIZMANN 1[ World Will Famous
EDITOR OF DEARBORN INDEPENDENT,
Address Foram ,
In His Own Behalf '
In Concert May First IS JEWISH TASK-
SAILS FOR EUROPE
,
CAMERON, PLEADS IGNORANCE OF ANTI-
DINNER KEYNOTE
AFTER LONG VISIT
SEMITIC CHARGES ON WITNESS STAND
JAMES MARTIN MILLER, FORD BIOGRAPHER,
TESTIFIES THAT FORD PLANNED SAPIRO ATTACKS
Accompanied By Louis Lipsky,
President of American . ,
Zionists.
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LIPSKY WILL RETURN
SOMETIME DURING MAY
Sapiro Complains That Libel Deprived Him of Position in Co-
operative Marketing Movement, to Which He
Had Devoted His Life.
World Zionist Leader Satisfied
With Progress With All-
Jewish Union.
Sapiro Amends Declaration by Eliminating 54 of 141 Libels.
This Move Is Calculated to Speed Up the Trial
and Define Issues Clearly.
HMO Debaters and Symposium
Well Received by Capac-
ity Audiences.
An event of importance to music
'
I lovers of this city will be the con-
cert by the mod It'rith Symphony ;
Orchestra Sunday, May 1, in Orehes-
tea Hall. This organization, which is,
' composed of (fa musicians, is being I
sponsored by Pisgah Lodge, No. 34,
Independent Order B'nai B'rith, as
one of the component parts of a col.
tural program being carried out by
t he local Jewish fraternity.
The orchestra made its debui Sat-1
urday evening, March 26, in liar-
nitwit, Hall with a Beethoven program
commemorating the one-hundredth
anniversary of the death of the great
composer. The initial number on the
program was Beethoven's First Sym-
phony in C Major. The orchestra
REUBEN BRAININ
closed with the Concerto in C Minor
for piano and orchestra.
Kalman
Neve, violinist, played the hreutzer
Sonata with Dr. Mark Gunzburg.
conductor of the orchestra.
The orchestra is now in rehearsal
for the event of May I and it is an-
nounced that a popular program is
being arranged. Several members
Famous Ilebraist Talks in )(id - the Detroit Symphony Orchestra will
dish at Northern High
appear as soloists.
The affairs of the orchestra have
At Three O'Clock.
been placed in the hands of a coin-
NEW YORK. — (.1. T. A. --Dr.
An important forward step was taken by counsel for Aaron Sapiro in
Chaim Weizmann, president of the
his $1,000,000 suit against Henry Ford here when William 11. Gallagher,
World Zionist Organization, sailed on
chief counsel for Sapiro, offered in court his amended declaration, drawn;
the steamer Olympic following a stay
all at the request of Judge Raymond.
I
of five months in this country. Louis
In the new declaration, 54 of the original 141 libels have been eliniin-1
Lipsky, president of the Zionist Or-
uteri. These 54 libels have been the cause of the numerous objections on I
ganization of America, is leaving on
the part of the attorneys for Henry Ford and have resulted in delaying the :
the
same steamer to attend the ple-
trial. Their elimination is expected to put an end to the numerous tech- 1
AARON SAPIRO
nary meeting of the executive of the
ideal battles between the opposing counsel and speed up the trail consider-
.
World
Zionist Organization, which
ably. Gallagher declared, in presenting the new declaration to the court.
will take place in London on April 6.
that the 54 libels were eliminated because they were unnecessary duplica- '
The
Palestine
representatives of the
tions and only confused the main issues involved in the trial. These libels IVY
Zionist executive, Mr. Sprinzak, labor
•ontained such fragments of sentences taken from the Dearborn Indepen-
,
leader,and
M.
Dizengotf, aml Dr.
dent as "the Jewish organization," "the Jewish promoters," the Jewish,
Hantke, German member of
influence," "under Jewish control," "oriental financiers" and "Jewish sub-
the
executive,
are
expected to ar-
marine in America." Gallagher declared that these libels were contained
1 rive in London to attend the meet•
,
ia much fuller detail in the 97 libels remaining.
Boycott Monday Night ink It is also possible that the gen-
Judge Raymond denied Ford counsel a motion asking an adjournment ' End
o-called actions
1 eral council, the
et the case in order to allow them to consider the new declaration. Judge '
With Two - Cent Reduction ' committee of the Zionist Organize-
Raymond's denial of this motion is •
lion,
will
be
called
at
an early date.
.
On All Beef Cuts.
taken as an indication that he ap-
NIr. Lipsky will return to the
"New Palestine and New Russia" is
proves of the changed dec
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Having linen promised a two-cent United States in May prior to the an- the subject chosen by the world-fan
The amended declaration has the
on of the Zionist
r- ous author, journalist, lecturer, Reu- —
nual co
reduction tier pound on all beef cuts, ganizat
further effect of elimicating from the
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of America. It is und er- ben Brainin, for his lecture next Sun-
trial any reference to Henry Ford's Final Dinner Meeting on April 12 at effective as of Tuesday, March 29, stood the emergency in Palestine
day afternoon, April 3, at 3 o'clock at
anti-Semitic views, but strengthens
the Jewish women of the city called arising out of the economic depres-
Temple Beth El.
Northern High School for the Detroit
those libels in which Sapiro is al- •
off the boycott instigated on March sion will be considered by the execu- Jewish Open Forum. Mr. Brainin,
lege,' to have been a member of:a,
2 as a protest against the exorbitant rive
who will deliver his talk in Yiddish,
For
the
final
dinner
meeting
of
the
prices
charged
at
the
kosher
butcher
"Jsh
((Si ring." ,
1
Satisfied With Amerie•
was an intimate friend and adjutant Helen Joseph's Puppet Show to Fea-
year 1926-27 the Men's Temp le Club,
Cameron bn Stand Six D ■ ys.
In his farewell message to Ameri- of Theodor llerzl, the founder of the
at a recent meeting of the board :shops.
Several
hundred
women
at-
ture Annual Council Program.
. I tended the massmeeting held last
can Jews, Dr. Weizmann stated: "I present Zionist movement, and assisted
W. J. Cameron, edit , r of the Inde-
eourne enter,
, Monday night t at Melbourne
C
pendent, was again on the witness
am leaving America this time with Herz' in organizing the First Zionist
The Detroit Council of Jewish Wom-
when a delegation from the butchers' the conviction that a most important Congress. He is now honorary vices
stand, his sixth day of testifying.
lunion came to discuss terms of peace.. milestone has been passed in the pro- president of the Zionist Organization en has planned a real treat for its an-
Attorney Gallagher tried again to get
1 The women agreed ill turn that no Kress of our cause towards complete of America and vice-president of the nual Children's Day on Monday, April
Cameron to tell about Ford's anti-
! investigation be made by an expert realization. In the course of my American Jewish Congress. As active
Jewish views. When Ford counsel
economist, as they had planned. Both'. present visit, I have labored in two leader in the world Zionist movement
objected, Gallagher asked that the
, sides argued until 2 a. m., when a 1 important fields: first, in obtaining, Mr. Brainin has attended every Zion-
jury be dismissed from the court
compromise was finally reached. Solo- , in co-operation with my colleagues of ist Congress as worker and journa list.
int
was
argued.
The
while the po
nun Schlilven, who has acted in an l , the United Palestine Appeal, the nee- He was also one of the founders of the
jury was excused and Gallagher said
advisory capacity for the women, was easary means to keep going our work Bynai Zion organization, the first Zion.
to Judge Raymond:
arbitrator and Mrs. Kolodin chairman I in Palestine, and to enable the land ist body organized in 1886.
"There is no use trying to pull the
of the meeting. A representative of to tide over its present economic dif-
Born in Russia in 1862, Reuben
wool over our eyes by saying there
the Valid Ila-Kashruth, association , ficulties. This has been a work that Brainin reveived his elementary edu-
is no Jewish question in this case and
of Orthodox rabbis, was present.
1 Ibrooked of no delay and no relaxa• cation in that country, matriculating
that Mr. Ford's attack was purely an
The women also copleted
m
Plans' lion. Our hard won positions in Pal- at t the Gmnasium
y
and Hebrew Uni-
attack on Sapiro. Sapiro would not
for the organization of a consumers'
have been attacked had it not been
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co-operative league, the main pur- ,
for the Ford Jewish question.
pose of which is to prevent such con-
Women Victors In
Meat ControversytArthur
ALFRED MURPHY LAST
MEN'S CLUB SPEAKER
Brainin To Speak
For Sunday Forum
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
BETH EL ON MONDAY
Call For United Effort Sounded
At Weizmann-Marshall
Gala Function.
800 PROMINENT JEWS
GREET NOTABLE ACCORD
Personnel of Experts Commis-
sion To Survey Palestine
To Be Announced
NEW YORK.-- (J. T. A.1—A call
to Jews of all shades of opinion to
consider the upbuilding of Palestine
not only the task of Zionists but as
an all-Jewish problem was sounded
by Louis Marshall, Dr. Chaim Weiz-
mann and Judge Irving Lehman, the
speakers at the Weizmann-Marshall
i
harmony
dinner held at the Biltmore
Nearly 800 prominent New York •
Zionists and non-Zionists at-
tended the dinner which was given by
a special committee representing
Zionists and non-Zionists on the oc-
casion of the conclusion of the accord
in American Jewry.
Jews,
Details of the compositions of the
non-Partisan Experts Commission
which is soon to sail for Palestine to
make a survey and report its findings
to the Jewish Agency will be made
public in a few days. Mr. Marshall
stated.
"With the prophet we say, 'Peace
to hint who is far off and pence to
him who is near.' That is our greet-
ing to all the world. Let us be unit-
ed in good works. We have enemies
from without. I am entirely indiffer-
ent to them. Let there not be ene-
mies from within. That would be a
tragedy. Then let us all unite in this
great cause. !wet us speed it. Let us
feel that it is our work, our problem
and another glorious page will be
written in the annals of the Jews of
the world," Mr. Marshall declared.
Judge Lehman, who was toastmas-
ter, in introducing the speakers of the
evening, addressed himself to Mr.
Marshall and Dr. Weizmann, saying:
"You, as true leaders, have called up-
on your followers to let time decida
between conflicting views and in the
meanwhile, for all Jews to join after
study in work upon which all Jews
can and should agree.
"This being a matter of articles re-
ditions as resulted in the meat boy-
garding the Jewish people or inter-
.
cott.
Although it was decided at .
national Jews who dominate the Jew-
first to open a butcher shop under the
J
"This gathering is the answer to
ish people, it is directly pertinent to
management of the league, the mew-,
your call. Henceforth through your
the argument. Did Henry Ford say
hers felt it would be more advan-
efforts there should be respect for
'Go after Sapiro as an individual,' or
tageous to postpone these plans for
Detroit Jewry was signally honored of the Board of Slate Hospital Com-
different viewpoints, but united effort
did he say, 'Pick out some Jews and
the time being.
, during the last week by Governor mission, is a native of Kalamazoo.
to bring about the realization of Jew-
JUDGE ALFRED E. MURPHY
go after them'? Counsel for Ford
The boycott , in which several thou-' Fred Green in the appointment of She received her education in the
ish aspirations, to carry out our duty
seem to pretend that in pursuing our unanimously chose as its honor guest sand women took part and which Judge flurry B. Kenton to till the public schools and high schools of the
and all our duties to our country, to
questioning of witnesses we must ask, anti speaker Alfred J. caused the closing of most of the vacnacy on the Circuit Court bench city of Kalamazoo and 20 years ago
ourselves, and to our Jewish broth-
enry Ford about
'Did you talk with Henry
Judge kosher butcher shops, started four
f the Wayne County Murphy,
Circuit Court.
ers."
Aaron Sapiro?'
ago Wednesday
all ef-
Judge Murphy has weeks
occupied
a after
seat
1
Weismann Revi•ws Zionism.
"One of the elements in this caseon the Wayne County Bench for 27 forts to prevent it had been made
MRS. HELEN H. JOSEPH
is the individual responsibility of years and has a national reputation to no purpose. The instigators were
Dr. Weizmann, who was given a
Ford," he continued. "A beginningas a scholar and orator. He inks representatives of 27 women's organ-
4. The program of the afternoon will rousing ovation, ninny in the audience
must be made somewhere. We will among the highest as a jurist, very . izat .ions in the city, who called upon
consist of Helen Joseph's Puppet Show, singing "llatikvah" while they stood,
in which Mrs. Joseph will present two in his address reviewed the develop-
fe w of his opinions hying been re- all Jewish women to join them. They
dared upon was part of a general versed by the Supreme Court of the claimed that following
High
the
plays, Snow-White and The Three ment in the Zionist movement since
series dealing with the Jewish pea- state.
, Holydays of last fall. during which
Bears. The entertainment will begin the war. Ile laid emphasis on the
plc and their actions in this country.
at 3:31) and will take place at Beth El necessity of alleviating the present
Judge Murphy's subject will he period the price of meat is yearly ad-
This series was initiated by Ford, "Some Problems in the Adininistra-vanced
several cents a pound, the
Chapel, Woodward and Gladstone ave- economic crisis in l'alestine and pav-
'
run by his order. He directed Cane- lion of Justice."
butchers did not lower the prices to
nues.
ing the way for further development
run to enter upon them. We wish to
Mrs. Joseph has established her own in accordance with the country's cap-
The Men's Club has also succeeded those in effect before the holiday sea-
prove the degree of ratification of in securing for this dinner the seer- son. as is customary. Women resid-
puppet theater in Cleveland. Her plays ability of absorption.
Cameron's acts by his superior.
are written or adapted from the leg-
ices of Stanislaw W yzat ycki, famous • in r in t he Oakland and Fenkell sec-
In depicting the task before Zion-
ends and literatures of many lands, ists and non-Zionists, Dr. Weizmann
Jew. Taboo to Ford.
tenor of the LaScalla Opera Com- tions, where feeling was most bitter,',
stated that clue to decreased house-
and to Ow ingenuity and art of the old urged that the work of upbuilding
For some peculiar reason there pony, who will render several vocal
1 hold budget, the few cents more '
puppet craft has been added all the Palestine be done in a manner be-
seems to be some extraordinary sensi- selections.
equipment of a modern theater, light- fitting an ancient race.
Owing to the unusual character of charged for each pound of meat was
tiveness on the part of Ford now
ing effects, new settings, double pro-
actually
:i
hardship
on
their
families,
about his views regarding the Jewish the program, the club has decided to
Mr. Marshall, who was long ap-
as they could not afford to pay the
scenium, etc. In the studio and work-
people. It seems to be a taboo topic invite all III en of the temple and also
shop
are found all types of puppets plauded, stated in his address: "Dr.
prices
asked.
The
butchers,
on
the
'Oh, you mustn't discuss the Jewish permit them to bring their friends.
Weizmann
has said that there has
suggested by tradition. There are
This being the last tinnier meeting o ether side, claimed that, due to in-
people!"Oh, you mustn't discuss the
the hand-puppets, who perform in been a crisis in Palestine. Yes, there
of the season and because of the char- creased expenses in the union and
activities of Jews!'
have
been
crises everywhere. We
their little Hack booth, sly, grotesque
, otherwise, it was necessary to raise
"Why, if the present disposition :actor of the two men On the program,
comedians and very much alive. There have had crises in this country fre-
had ruled Mr. Ford earlier, then a capacity crowd is expected. The their prices, although the women had
•
.-
quently.
The
Puritans, the Pilgrim
are the shadow figures that move with
r d. ° • discovered that there had been no in-
there wouldn't be any law suit. No officials of the club are the
picturesque dignity through Biblical Fathers so-called, we will adopt them
JUDGE HARRY B. KEIDAN
GOVERNOR FRED GREEN
crease in the wholesale price of meat.
use to try to pull the wool over our urging members to send in their res.-
--because
they
had a great many
tableaux presented in a small struc-
Efforts at arbitration and compro-
eyes that this is an individual at- •rvations without any delay.
mise were repeatedly made by the due to the death of Judge George P. conic to the city of Detroit. She has tore built specially for shadow-shows. good Jewish ideas—the Pilgrim Fath-
tack on Sapiro. What does the open-
Yawl Ha-Kashruth and by ninny lead- Codd; the appoinment of Mrs. been engaged in social and philan-1And, of course, there are the string ers had crises during the early part
ing article say? Sapiro is not even
mg men in the community who felt Blanche Gilbert on the membership thropic work and although she has marionettes, more familiar to Ameri- of their settlement in New England.
named. It is the 'Jewish band' which LUDENDORFF BEHIND
, But you can't get rid of a crisis by
that an investigation should be made of the State Hospital Commission and held no public office, yet her activi- ran audiences.
RATHENAU MURDER by an expert economist to determine
is assailed. That is the fundamental
During their first public season last !closing your eyes and nut realizing
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issue in this case.
year these puppets performed for over , that it exists, and by calling a crisis
the conditions before and after the
"Sapiro is the most humble of all
131:111.1N.—(.1. T. A.) -- The my.--
40,000 children in Cleveland. at nubile prosperity and growth. The crisis
, increase in prices. These plans failed
the conspirators named. They were Wry of the murder of Walter Rat h:-
and private schools, in parks, stores, must be visualized, arid you must curs
because the butchers And the women
statesman
and
reported to be Otto II. Kahn, Ber- nau, German-.Jewish
ewish state
who was
churches, settlement houses and pri- it by practical methods and by avoid-
could not agree on the terms. which
nard Baruch, Julius Rosenwald and minister of foreign affairs
vate h.dnes, clamorous applause, dis- ing the mistakes which brought about
w
CO on, Besides these men Sapiro was
killed by anti-Semites, may be ex- would be temporary. The rabbis had
'
erect approbatilin and most encourag- t he crisis.
asked that the boycott be called if
inconspicuous. There was a libel on plained s oo as a result of an inquiry , and that the butchers lower sucn
ing success for the merry, miniature
No Axe, To Grind.
every one of these men if there was conducted by the German government.
actors.
Eric von Ludendorff, German war p Prices as were necessary until the
"I have tried to indicate that those
•
a libel on Sapiro. Sapiro was only
who are co-operating and who are de-
an incident or a cog in the machine. lord and the leader of the anti-Semitic result of such an investigation be
sirous of co-operating with the Zion-
Now as regards publications on tomes in after-war period, and Herr ascertained.
The Consumers' League is plan-
plan-
ist organization in connection wtih
the Jewish people or on the Inter- Ehrhardt are under suspicion of hays ning to hereafter investigate any con-'
the Jewish Agency have no axes to
national Jew,' it is competent to in- ing instigated the assassination.
trov er p ies between the retailers of
grind. They are merely seeking to
This was revealed on the authority
quire whether the defendant said:
foo d products and the women who
do their duty as Jews. It is not nec-
'Go after the Jews.' It is competent of the state atorney in the sensational buy and try to effect compromises in
Young Thespians Are Applauded in essary to admonish them. They un-
to inquire into the initiation of these trial 10 several officers of the Black
Purim Play.
derstand
what is needed, moral sup-
attacks by Ford. It is only when re- Reichswehr which is taking place in each case. The end of the boycott
port, and eventually material support
is considered a victory for the won-
sponsibility is fixed on Ford that any Giessem. The state attorney declared en,
Upper grade boys and girls of to a great cause, and I would cer-
even though they did not gain the
that an inquiry is being made.
injury comes back to his hand.
Shaarey Zedek Sunday School who tainly not have studied the Jewish
large reduction they asked on the
"If Ford told this man: 'Go after
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essayed rules in "The Paper Hat." a people of the United States as I have
- cheaper cuts of meat.
the Jews; send your investigators
Purim play by Fannie Barnett I.in- for a lifetime if I myself understood
aver to Europe; go through the li-
sky, were liberally applauded for them. Even as they that come from
l:aries, get all you can, then publish
'JUNIOR HADASSAH WILL
their efforts last Sunday afternoon. Missouri, so they who came from
it nad I'll stand behind you,' that fact
The youthful actors trained under the other countries have to 'be shown.'
HOLD MEETING APRIL 5
is pertinent here.
direction of Miss Mettle Baron and They have to be shown the merits of
MRS. BLANCHE GILBERT
"Ford has libeled, through his pa-
HERMAN A. AUGUST
Abbe Levi of the school staff. Those an undretaking. They must be
The April meeting of the Detroit
per, man after man," Gallagher went
who composed the cast were Saul shown what can come of it. When
The •North End Clinic an-
chapter of Junior Hadassah promises Herman A. August as public adminis- ties as pant-president of the Sister- who
on, "and when, after two years, he
each, Doris Lipson, Florence Oppen- they are satisfied that the methods
nounces that, starting with
hood of Temple Beth El, national rep-
to be of unusual interest to all. as trator.
sensed an atmosphere of prejudice
helm, Nettie Stein, Kiga Hershman, employed are sound methods they will
Monday. April 4, the evening
a most delightful program of enter-
The elevation of Judge Harry B. resentative of the Temple Sisterhood
had been created, he said to Came-
Je• not be backward. Their record is im-
clinics will be held on Monday
tainment has been arranged by Miss Keidan to the Circuit bench is of and past vice-president of the Detroit Gertrude Smith, Fanny Rosen,
ron: 'Lay off a while.' Certainly
and Thursday evenings of each
rome Frank, Abner Friedman, Syd- perishable, written in the history of
' Ida Velick, chairman of the program marked significance inasmuch as it Council of Jewish Women, eminently • ney
there is no more harm in asking this
Smith,
Anne
Greenbaum,
Ida
week, from 4:30 to 6 o'clock,
Judaism. No people since the world
committee. The meeting will take is the first time in the history of qualify her for the duties of the office •
witness if Ford directed articles
Levin and Bernice Friedland.
began are more generous and kind,
instead of Tuesday and Satur-
place Tuesday evening, April 5, at Michigan Jewry that any Jew has to which she was appointed. This is !
against the Jews than to ask on what
n, program of which the play was more brotherly in their feelings, more
day. as heretofore. The evening
the
first
time
a
Jew
has
been
appoint-
8:15
o'clock,
at
the
Philadelphia-
been
appointed
to
the
Circuit
Court
Jew', And so on."
a part included addresses by Rabbi sentimental in the best sense of the
clinics are open to persons who,
Byron Hall. bench in the state. Judge Keidan rd (,11 any state commission.
A. M. Hershman and Superintendent word, more idealistic than the Jews
Ford counsel commented sarcas-
because of home. school and
Herman A. August was appointed
Jacob Margolis, editor of The De- entered public life as assistant prose-
A. Louis Gordon, recitations by Ida of America. They have gotten into
t racily on Gallagher's impassioned
business duties, cannot attend
trod Jewish Chronicle, who will be cutor and, because of his special abil- to the office of public administrator.1- Levine and Bernice Friedland.
a the habit, many of them, of feeling
plea to allow the court to hear testi-
during the day. Children must
It
is
an
office
of
trust
and
impor-
the principal speaker of the evening. ity, learning and honesty, soon distin-
dazi.e by DorM Lipson and a musical
orony on Ford's views on the Jewish
be accompanied by an adult.
has chosen as his subject "Russia and guished himself and when he chose to lance, whose obligations and duties selection by Freda Greenbaum. The that after all, the most important
race and reiterated that "the entire
thing in Jewish life is what was in
The departments open during
require
trustworthiness
and
honesty
• Her Jews." Professor Elijah Zalud- become a candidate for the Record-
assembly, under the direction of Mrs. the days of old. that what we need is
Jewish race is not on trial here—it
the evening include the dental
' kowski, recently chosen cantor of era Court, it was no surprise to his as well as ability. It involves the Emma Lazaroff &haver, sang "Good
not conflict, but peace, peace and
is simply Aaron Sapiro with whom
clinic, for adults; venereal,
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, will ren- friends that Governor Albert E. handling of funds of estates of de- Purim" and "En Kelohenu." At the
we must concern ourselves."
unity," Mr. Marshall declared.
medical and pediatric clinics.
der several Passover numbers. Pro- Sleeper appointed him to a judgeship cedents who have left no person to conclusion of the exercises the chil•
Judge Raymond ruled that Ford's
The North End Clinic, of
v,a
it,'.states. Mr. sv a
femur Zaludko•ski is director - Of the in April, 1920. In the following No- .
dren were presented with boxes of
views could not be brought into
which Mrs. Eleanor Jones Ford
' Halevy Choral Socjatw-and WAS en- vember he was elected by an over- is a member of the firm of O'Brien & I
BUYS LAND IN PALESTINE
cnady.
court at this time, but his wording
is director, is housed in the Leo-
gaged in suwihrrictivities in Warsaw whelming majority. Although hest- August, composed of Earnest E.
indicated that these views might be
pold Wineman Memorial Build-
in his wetly youth.
tant to accept the position on the O'Brien and Herman A. August, with
JERUSALEM.-- (J. T. A.) — Sir
brought in at a later time, when Ford
ing at 936 East Ilolbrook ave-
I
Many matters of vital importance. Circuit bench, as it had been pre - offices at 1923 First National Bank JABOTINSKY LEAVES POLAND Robert Waley Cohen, has purchased
himself was on the witness stand.
nue. Services are given at cost
. to the organization will he discussed viously offered him by Governor Building. Mr. August is an old nod-
an area of 20,000 dunams of land near
During the questioning of Came-
price to those persons who can
and announcements concerning an Groesbeck, when it was offered him dent of the city of Detroit and lives) WARSAW.-1•1. T. A.)—Vladimir the Jewish colony Hedera.
ron, the names of Louis Marshall and
pay, otherwise no charge is
:early summer affair, which is now be- this time by Governor Green, he ac- at present with his family at 3242 Jabotinsky, leader of the Zionist Re-
The holding will be the joint prop-
Paul M. Warburg, New York banker.
made. The operating deficit is
ling planned, will be made.
cepted the position because of the in• Monterey avenue. lie is a graduate vislionists, left for Paris, following flve erty of Sir Robert and the Palestine
were mentioned by Gallagher, but
cared for in the budget of the
All members and those interested sistance of his many friends. of the Detroit public schools and of weeks in Poland.
Jewish Colonization Association. Be
Cameron denied all knowledge of
Community Fund.
Mrs. Blanche Gilbert, who was ap- the Itierary department and Law Col-
, in the work of Iladassah are invited
It A'as declared here that he will sail also made other investments in several
pointed to the position of • member lege of the University of Michigan. for the United States.
to attend the meeting.
Palestinian enterprises.
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