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ACQUITTED
. OF SWINDLE CHARGE MAZE FREED FROM
PROTOCOLS CAUSE BARMATS
PRISON AT MOSCOW
GREEK AGITATION

PROFESSOR LAZARSOHN
ON WAY TO AMERICA

Season's Greetings

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Charge of Bribery; Verdict

internationally known sensational
trial were acquitted of charges of
MOSCOW (J. T. A.)—Saadiah
credit swindle.
Maze, son of Dr. Jacob Maze, late
Two of the five brothers, how- Chief Rabbi of Moscow, who was
ever, Julius and Henry, were held in prison on charges of Zionist
sentenced to prison terms on the activities was released( rom prison
charge of bribery. Julius was by the Soviet authOrities on the
sentenced to 11 months' imprison- condition that he leave for Pales-
ment and Henry to six months.
tine. The conditions also specify
The opinion Is expressed here that he most leave Russia within
generally that the verdict was in one month, via the port of Odessa
the nature of a political compro- and that he most not return to
mise, as higher justice demanded Russia for at least three years.
their complete acquittal, after evi- The imprisonment of young Maze,
dence was submitted that the Bar- who is a well known scholar and
mat affair was created by reaction- popular among Russian Jewry, was
Kehillah Protests.
ary elements to serve their politi- much discussed in Russia. The
The Kehillah of Salonlca im- cal purposes, and to ruin the Bar- Moscow Kehillah appealed to the
mediately submitted a protest to mat banking interests.
authorities against the exile order.
the editor of Macedonia and to
Representations for the release
Governor-General Calevres. The
of Sa'ndiah Maze were made to the
editor of Macedonia explained COMMUNIST CRUSADE
Soviet embassies in several Eur-
that he undertook the publication
AGAINST PASSOVER opean countries by representative
of the protocols not for anti-
Jews.
Semitic reasons. He is willing, he
Mr. Maze when interviewed by
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—De-
stated, to publish a refutation of
the representative of the Jewish
the protocols. The editor of the tailed iinstructions to the Jewish TelegraphicAgency stated that he
Phos also explained that he pub- members of the Comsomol, the was well treated while in jail.
lished the protocols for competi- Communist youth organization,
tive reasons and is prepared to were issued outlining the program
allow space for the- Jewish point of crusade against the celebration ORT TO HOLD ANNUAL
of Passover by Jews in Russia.
of view.
CONFERENCE APRIL 22
The central executive commit-
While two leading Greek papers
are concluding the publication of tee of the Comsomol in its instruc-
NEW YORK—The third national
the Protocols of the Elders of Zion tions declares that the Communist
in a Greek version, the Greek gov- youths are to carry on the cam- conference of the American Ort
will
take place at the Hotel Penn-
paign
against
Passover
not
under
ernment is considering the issuance
of a decree prohibiting further pub- the slogan of "Observe a Com- sylvania on Sunday, April 22. The
conference
will receive a report
munistic
Passover,"
but
simply
to
lication of the forgeries.
A report was current that in- organize on Seder nights balls, from Dr. Henry Moskowitz of his
recent
trip
to
Russia and Poland.
concerts
and
masquerades,
as
well
structions were issued by the Min-
It will review the activities of the
istry of Justice urging the editors as motion picture performances, organization
for
the past year.
to
keep
the
youth
away
from
their
of the Phos and Macedonia not to
Invitations to the conference have
continue publishing the protocols. homes on those evenings. No pub-
been
sent
to
all
fraternal
organiza-
lic
demonstrations,
h
o
w
e
v
e
r,
The- phos, Royalist paper, has al-
ready finished the entire, series against the holiday are to be ar- tions, Landsmanschaften, work-
men's
groups
and
a
great
number
while the Macedonia, -the organ -of ranged.
The radio will be utilized for of individuals who have partici-
the followers of Venizelos, Republi-
pated
in
the
activities
of
the
Amer-
cans, will shortly complete the pub- broadcasting anti-Passover propa-
ican Ort.
ganda.
ligation.
Leaders of the Jewish commun-
ity here were given the assurance
that the order will not prevent
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Maris, is reply to the interpella-
WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN,jr, Manager
tion of the Jewish deputy, Men-
BAGLEY AT CASS AVENUll
teche Bessantchi, concerning the
Memorandum of the Prefect of the
Evrou District asking for the ex-
ETROIT'S new great
pulsion of Jews from the frontier

SALONICA.—(J. T. A.) —The
protocols of the Elders of Zion,
the infamous falsification of the
anti-Semitic international, long
proven a forgery and discarded,
are now being published in the
Greek press, giving great concern
to the Jewish community and caus-
ing wide agitation in the country .
The republication of the proto -
cols was started by Macedonia, the
organ of the followers of Veni -
zelos Republicans. The Royalist
organ, I'hos, immediately followed
suit and published the protocols.

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will be persecuted because he is a
Jew. The government does not
find it possible, he stated, to dis-
miss the prefect or to transfer him
to another position because of his
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reply that the prefect is known for
his anti-Semitic views and there is
always danger for the Jewish popu-
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BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—The five
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member of the Latvian parliament,
sailed for the United States. The
purpose of his trip was said to be
the raising of a fund to construct
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Nathan Kollin, chairman of the
committee on religious observance
of the Young People's League of
the United Synagogue of America,
which has been conducting the an-
nual essay contests on Jewish sub-
jects, known as the Israel Fried-
lander Essay Contests, announces
that the next contest will be on
any one of the following subjects:
1. The role of the synagogue
in present-day Jewish life.
2. The relation between the lull
the synagogue and the family.
3. The synagogue as an histori- Ir
cal factor in the development of
Jewish consciousness.
The three prizes offered for the
best essay submitted are books of
Jewish interest, in the amounts of
$25 for the first, $15 for the sec-
ond and $10 for the third prize.
The winners will select their own
books and advise the Young Peo-
ple's League of the United Syna-
gogue of their choice.
Men of well-known reputation
will be chosen as judges of the
contest.
That contestants may present
their essays in uniform fashion,
the following set of rules must be
adhered to by those competing in
the contest:
1. The contest is open to all
Jewish young men and women, 18
years and over, who reside in the
United States or Canada.
2. The essay must not exceed
1,500 words.
3. Essays are to be written on
one side of a page. Handwritten
manuscripts are acceptable, but
typewritten papers are requested
wherever possible in order to fa-
cilitate reading.
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4. Essays must be presented
numbered and unsigned. The
name, with the corresponding num-
ber, should be submitted in a sep-
arately sealed envelope enclosed
with the essay.
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5. Essays will be judged on
the basis of content and style.
6. Essays must be submitted
on or before June 15, 1928.
7. A board of three competent
judges will examine the manu-
scripts submitted. and will make
all awards.
8. Essays are to be mailed to
the Young People's League of the
United Synagogue, 531 West 123d
street, New York, New York.
Further information regarding
the contest may be obtained
through the 1 oung People's
League office.

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