•AGE TWO
BRANDEIS OFFER
CREATES STRIFE
AMONG ZIONISTS
(Contnued from first page.)
present, I hope that your meeting
will result in a united effort by all
interested in the building of Pales-
tine to furnish the people en-
trusted with your executive duties
at Jerusalem with the financial and
moral backing they need. No per-
sonal preference must be permit-
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ted to endanger the situation
which is serious enough as it is."
Similar was the effect of mess-
ages of Dr. Chaim Weizmann and
Judge Otto A. Rosalsky. "If peace
in Jewry in general is no essential
a factor in the fulfillment of our
highest aims, how much more es-
sential is it in our own ranks? We
require all our energies for the
accomplishment of the stupendous
task before us. Fur this reason we
hope that the remarkable demon-
stration of confidence and loyalty
that marked the recent celebration
of your president's (Louis Lip-
, sky's) fiftieth birthday, and of his
I completion of 25 years' devoted
Iservice to our cause, will be re-
sewed on the occasion of your con-
, vention. With him as your leader
you have gained your present com-
manding position in our movement
and under his continued guidance
you will assuredly be able to ren-
der still more valuable contribu-
, lions to the return of Lretz Isr-
ael," Dr. Weizmann's message
read.
In his message, Dr. Weizmann,
reviewing the present condition in
Palestine and in Zionism, referred
to mistakes that have been made.
"It is true, we have made mis-
takes, but let us learn the lessons
of past experience; let us but
amend our mistakes and multiply
our efforts, and we need not have
any doubt whatsoever that Eretz
Israel will fulfill all our hopes."
The interest of the delegates in
the reorganization question and
the possible return of Justice
Brandies to Zionist leadership was
intensified when action along these
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Ile has written a number ui
was in session here for several
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portant books, and is an ac „ c
days. Interest centered around the
sociation, as a tribute to the World member of several local and ; i•
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dressed by Justice Brandies to Ja-
entertain
the
wives
of
delegates
cob de Haas, formerly executive
secretary of the Zionist Organiza- during the convention meetings, „ssoissosimismociooswasimsossoisonswassiwssaasscssw 000,
tion of America, prior to the Monday and Tuesday. At 2 o'clock
Cleveland convention. In this let- Monday afternoon there will be a
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Welcome,
ter Justice Brandies expressed his bridge and luncheon party at the
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readiness to lend his mural and B'nai B'rith Community Center.
financial aid to the American Zion- The ladies will be taken on a sight-
ist Organization, as well as to take
an active part in the affairs of the
organization, at such time as it
would not interfere with his judi-
Detroiters, when
cial duties. This participation was
you attend the I.
to be forthcoming only if certain
conditions were met. The nature
0. B. B. outing
of these conditions were not speci-
at Put - in • Bay
fied by the sponsors of the move-
don't forget to
ment, but it was learned that it
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pack your lunch
would involve a general change of
I
personnel in the administration of
baskets with a
the Zionist Organization and would
generous supply
also call for an interregnum per-
of delicious
iod. According to the proposals the
present Zionist convention would
not elect an administration for the
forthcoming year but rather a
commission of 10 or 15 to be com-
Look for This Label.
posed of men who are to be ap-
proved by Justice Brandies, to
bring about the organization of
the organization and to institute
such policies as would remedy the
situation in Palestine.
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It was learned that the leaders
Now ! Right in the heart of the picnic and ex-
of the Iladassah organization,
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cursion season, the products of Gunsberg should
while not in favor of ousting the
Lipsky administration in toto, were seeing trip, starting at 12 o'clock
be on every tongue and enjoyed by every palate.
in favor of the proposal of a pro- Tuesday noon, leaving from the
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visional commission with the par- Hotel Statler. A number of local
ticipation of Justice Brandies.
automobile dealers have volun-
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In his mesage, the president of teered transportation, and the po-
the Zionist Organization of Amer- lice department will provide an
ica took vigorous exception to the escort. The trip will include visits
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efforts of those who would place through several automobile fac-
the Zionist movement under what tories, and other points of unique
he termed to be a "tutelage." Ile interest. The Detroit Creamery ..xsoossisiwassossswoossmoomwswoomosswomscss.wo
emphasized the need of reorgan- will serve ice cream at Belle Isle.
Harry L. Lieberman has been
ization of Zionist forces, both in
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the United States, in London and appointed by Samuel Sternberg,
in Jerusalem, and presented a plan general chairman of the conven-
which would, in his opinion, offer tion committee and newly elected
a solution. He objected, however, president of Pisgah lodge, as mas-
to what he termed the "dry defi- ter of registration. Particular at-
O
ciency system" which represents tention is called to this fact be-
nothing but a "replica of philan- cause Mr. Lieberman is the only
man
who
will
have
authority
to
thropy" on Palestine soil. He pro-
tested against the defeatists who handle disputes and differences of
would call for an interregnum any nature between the hotel man-
regime which would indicate ad- agement and the delegates and
Go,k1 luck to all 1927 graduates.
mission of failure. "Just as the other guests.
The Independent Order of B'nai
Jewish people cannot be declared
You have, we hope, made the most of
in a state of bankruptcy, so can- B'rith is now in its eighty-fourth
your college days and will look back
not the Zionist movement!" he ex- year. Pisgah,- the thirty-fourth
lodge of the order to be estab-
claimed.
on them as pleasurable years. But not
lished, is 69 years old and has more
In outlining the policy of the
the best years.
than 1,800 members.
American delegation to the fif-
The officers of the Constitutional
teenth Zionist Congress Mr. Lip-
These, we hope, are ahead. They will
Grand Lodge are: Alfred Co-
sky announced that the Zionist
hen, Cincinnati, president; Adolf
be if you start in saving right away.
delegates will demand a radical
Kraus, Chicago, ex-president; Lu-
change in the policy of the Zion-
Then you'll he ready for the big op-
dun L. Solomon, San Francisco,
ist executive, with regard to its
portunity when it presents itself.
first vice-president; Archibald A.
Palestine work. The main feature
Marx, New Orleans, second vice-
of this change consists of what
We've been through it—we know.
president; Jacob Singer, Philadel-
would eventually be the abolition
phia, treasurer, and Boris D. Bo-
of the obligatory Zionist budget
gen, Cincinnati, secretary.
around which all disputes of the
The officers of District Grand
Zionist factions center at the con-
Lodge No. 6 are: Julius Kahn,
gress. He declared the budget to Chicago, president; Robert II. Lap-
be no longer suited to the present
pen, Des Moines, Iowa, first vice-
state of affairs. He also advocated
president; Gottfried D. Bernstein, I
that all colonization activity in
Chicago, second vice-president;
Corner griswold and Lafayette Boulevard
Palestine be discontinued until the Jacob Alter, Chicago, treasurer,
experts' commission of the Jewish and Hiram D. Frankel, Chicago,
and 17 Branches
Agency submits its report.
secretary.
With regard to the affairs of the
The outgoing officers of Pisgah
Zionist Organization of America, Lodge No. 34 are: Julius Deutel-
Mr. Lipsky also urged a thorough baum, president; Samuel Stern-
reorganization which would in-
berg, first vice-president; Henry
clude the election of a new per- M. Abramovitz, second vice-presi-
sonnel. lie offered a plan whereby dent; Morris Shatzen, third vice-
the Zionist Organization of Amer- president; Bernard Ginsburg, sec-
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ica would be restored to its dom- retary; Philip Ettinger, treasurer;
inant position instead of the ano-
Harry Yudkoff, assistant monitor;
malous relations which existed be- Abe I.enhoff, guardian, and Adolph
tween the organization, the parent Freund, Herman Weiss and Ber-
body, and the various fund-raising nard Ginsburg, trustees.
agencies which were created by it.
A record attendance was present
He recommended that the organ- at the meeting of Pisgah lodge
ization abstain from undertaking Monday night, at which time the
For a good, wholesome Kosher Meal try
to grant subventions to the vari- semi-annual election of officers
ous cultural activities unless suf- was held. Samuel Sternberg,
ficient funds were available. He whose candidacy was sponsored by
explained the matter of the deficit D. W. Simons, was elected presi-
incurred by the organization by dent. The other officers elected
the fact that the administration, were: Henry M. Abramovitz, first
acting upon recommendations of vice-president; Morris Shatzen,
the annual conventions, supported second vice-president; Henry L.
a number of activities which are Lieberman, third vice-president;
of the utmost importance to the Philip Ettinger, treasurer; Harry
Zionist movement.
Yudkoff, secretary; Abe Lenhoff,
Mr. Lipsky also reviewed the warden; Rudolph Meyersohn,
conditions prevailing in the Amer- guardian, and Silas Feinberg, as-
ican Zion commonwealth. He sistant monitor. The term of the
stated that a full report of the sit- trustees, Adolf Freund, Herman
uation will be submitted to the Weiss and Bernard Ginsburg, will
convention and will tell of the ef- continue until the next election.
forts now in progress to bring the The installation of the new officers
business of the company into bet- is planned for Monday, July 11.
ter shape.
Mr. Barondess nominated Louis
Lipsky as the chairman of the con-
We join in welcoming you
vention; Miss Henrietta
and hope you enjoy your stay
Morris Rothenberg, Judge William
M. Lewis of Philadelphia, Max
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Schulman of Chicago and Elihu
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ZIELONKA CHOSEN
AS HONORED GUEST
D. Stone of Boston as vice-chair- Mexican border. By the time this
men; Maurice Samuel, B. Babel- practice was discovered by the im-
sky and Dr. S. Bernstein as secre- migration authorities, the traffic
taries. The convention passed upon had assumed amazing proportions,
and a public scandal seemed inevi-
this list by acclamation.
The first indication of an oppo- table, with the accompanying de-
sition in the convention came to rogatory publicity for the Jew.
the surface when Mrs. Robert
In order to forestall this, Rabbi
Szold, representing the Hadassah, Zielonka made a hurried trip to
objected to the proposal that the Washington, where he persuaded
chairman of the convention ap- government officials to give the
point • committee on committees. Jews of the nation an opportunity I.
Mrs. Szold demanded that the to remedy the situation themselves
committee be elected by the con- before taking any governmental
vention. The motion of Mrs. Szold action. The rabbi then interested
was defeated by a majority vote the local B'nai B'rith lodge in this
which authorized the chairman to very serious problem, and later,
appoint • committee of 12.
the entire order.
Stronger symptoms of the forth-
With the aid of these agencies,
coming oppositional storm were Rabbi Zielonka started the forma-
the objections raised when the tion of Jewish colonies in Mexico.
question of dispensing with the Educational, industrial, cultural,
annual report of the Zionist Or- and religious centers were estab-
ganization of America, submitted lished, as were the status and
by Meyer W. Weisgal, secretary, rights of the new settlers, and
was taken up. Israel Goldberg, these permanent Jewish districts
publicity director of the United have not only stopped the smug-
. Palestine Appeal and one of the gling of Jews into the United
I leaders of the opposition, de- States, but have proved a real at-
mended that the procedure cus- traction for home-builders.
tomary at Zionist conventions in
Rabbi Zielonka, who is a past
America to refer the report to th e president of District Grand Lodge
committees be changed this year, No. 7, will address a meeting of '
to the effect that th e report be th e convention at 3 o'clock Mon-
' submitted to discussion and vote. day afternoon in the crystal ball- _
He insisted on offering a motion room of the Hotel Statler. lie will
that the report be rejected. Judge speak on "The B'nai B'rith and
lingo Pam of Chicago offered a the Mexican Problem."
counter motion that the conven-
Rabbi Zielonka was born in Ber-
, tion take no action on the report lin, Germany, in 1877. He was
at present, but receive it and refer educated at the University of Cin-
' it to the committees, which will cinnati, Hebrew Union college and ,
submit their reports on the yeti- the University of Chicago. He oc-
ass recommendations of the re- cupied the pulpit in Waco, Texas,
port. Judge Pam's motion pre- during the year 1899-1900, and
railed by a majority vote.
since that time has been rabbi of
The opposition leaders then con- Temple Mt. Sinai, El Paso, Texas.
Ile was appointed chaplain. with
tinued to introduce motions aim-
ing at bringing about a discussion the rank of major, in the U. S.
on the report. A motion wax then Officers' Reserve corps in 1922. Ile
introduced to reconsider the vote is a member of the executive com-
ps Judge Pam's resolution. This mittee of the Central Conference
motion was lost. When the oppo- of American Rabbis; organizer of
sition delegates insisted on further the El Paso Health League and the
discussion on the subject, the College of the City of El Paso, be.
chairman adjourned the session, ing president of the board of trus-
amid • rather tumultoua scene.
tees of the latter from 1915 to
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