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SHARP CLASH OVER
ZIONIST PROBLEMS
(Continued From Page One).
Rosensohn that the president of
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica had without the knowledge or
consent of the administrative com-
mittee, signed notes to the extent
of $285,000 with the Central Mer-
cantile Bank in behalf of the Zion
Commonwealth. It was a miscon-
struction of Zionist policy to con-
fuse the Zionist administration's
attitue toward the commonwealth
with the acts of the common-
wealth. The statement declared
that the Zionist administration's
moral responsibility for the Zion
Commonwealth was inaugurated,
not during Mr. Lipsky 's adminis-
tration but as early as 1914 and
was continued until 1921, when
Judge Mack was the president.
Mr. Lipsky also charged that
Mr. Rosensohn, who, it was be-
lieved, acted as a volunteer, re-
ceived from the American Zion
Commonwealth fees amounting to
$6,000 for his services as attorney
in attempting to extricate the com-
monwealth front its difficulties.
Hadassah's Program.
The platform which the leaders
ci
s
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of Hadassah, the women's Zionist
organization of America, will ad-
vocate at the forthcoming Zionist
convention in June was made
public.
According to this resolution
•
Hadassah delegates will demand
that this year's convention does
not elect a president but instead a
board of not more than seven each
of whom should be "responsible
and accountable" for at least one
department of the administration's
work. None of the board mem-
bers should receive a salary from
the Zionist Organization.
Mrs. Irma Lindheim, president
of Hadassah, in making public the
resolution, stated: "Iladassah, the
woman's Zionist organization, has
undertaken a specific tusk in l'al-
estine, that of safeguarding
health. It now maintains and su-
pervises four hospitals, 16 infant
welfare stations and 18 pre-natal
and post-natal clinics. However,
as a constituent of the Zionist Or-
ganization, Hadassah's interests
extend to the larger problems of
building up the Jewish Homeland,
and it is most desirous that to the
solution of the needs of the Land
of Israel, American Zionists be en-
titled to render service that is not
only sincere and well-intentioned,
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CENTERS ASSN
Center Calendar.
The Detroit Junior Iladass"
Sunday, May 13, 8:110 p. m.--
The mothers' and daughtefs'
banquet, which was held on Mon- dramatic group will present a Center Players' final production,
two plays. Adniission 25 cents.
day, May 7 at the Jewish Center,
Wednesday, May 16, 8 p. (A.--
was a great success, there being
Miss Post's talk on "Proper Dress."
200 guests were enthusiastically
spensored by Girls' Council. No
paid tribute to the bond of under-
admission charge.
standing between mothers and
, Sunday, May 20, 10 a. m.—
daughters which was emphasized
.111 Girls' Hike. Register at Cen-
at the gathering.
ter.
Mrs. Geo. Landau of the Cout•
Sunday, May 20—Open meeting
cil of Jewish Women's Organiza-
f Ilouse Council. Rabbi From
tions, spoke for the mothers and
and
Judge Keidan will speak. Nu
Miss Sarah Hiller responded for
a d mission charge.
the daughters. The mothers ap-
preciated the delightful entertain-
Jewish Center Junior Team Wins:
ment given by the daughters and
The Jewish Center Juniors de-
which was in keeping with the
(ea Sophie Wright Settlement
spirit of the affair.
tram
in a playground ball gam,
A tribute was paid to Miss Mary
an Wednesday, May 2, by a score
Caplan for her wonderful work
of
6
to
U. Harry Cohen pitched a
with the mothers' clubs which
on•hit game for the victors. The
made it possible to hold such gath-
Juniors
playe St. Anne's Cum-
erings.
'nullity House on Monday, May 7,
, in another International League
g11111(l.
at a MURAD
a cigarette
you will see
---
but thoroughly efficient.
It is
Jacks Content:
with this end in view that Hades-
' Ruth 'Anatol?, 1" years old, is
s•ill is submitting its platform to
—moo be D. D. Spellnoi the champion jacks }slayer of the
the June convention."
Jewish Center, decided at a con-
Murads are oval in shape. For an oval
MISS HELENA STUNGO
Convention in Pittsburgh.
test which was recently held at the
The thirty-first annual conven- group of four playa at Templ• Center. She will receive a silver
cigarette requires less draft to burn
tion of the Zionist Organization of Beth El chapel Wednesday evening. loving cup, and will also represent
than a round cigarette.
America will be held in Pittsburgh, May 16.
the Center in the inter-settlement
ra., an official announcement is-
These plays are being presented jacks contest.
/lifted by Louis I.ipsky on behalf of under the direction of Miss Helen
The smoke is therefore cooled before it
the administrative committee of Morrow of the Bonstelle Playhouse.
Girls Hike:
the organization stated. Previous The program will open with musi-
The All Girls' Hike has been
reaches your mouth.
HONESTLY
plans designated Detroit or Wash-
postponed from Sunday, May 6 to
ington as the seat of the conven-
SPEAKING!
Sunday, May 20, at which time all
tion.
GOV. SMITH TURNS the girl members of the Center are
Murad contains the finest Turkish
The official announcement states
Don't
you
believe
ii,vited
to
join
a
hike.
All
girls
CANDY SALESMAN interested should register with
Tobacco and therefore each puff ie
that before the convention proper,
that such a cigarette
a pre-conference will be held on
Miss Baron.
is worth a few cents
cool, refreshing and pleasing.
ALBANY, N. Y.—Gov. Al-
Friday, June 29, and will be con-
more per box than
fred E. Smith turned candy West Side Jewish Leaders:
tinued Saturday evening, June 30.
salesman
Tuesday
night.
other cigarettes?
The official opening of the con-
The West Side Jewish Lenders
The governor and Mrs. Smith are again active and are planning
vention will take place on Sunday,
were
attending
a
performance
July 1. The proceedings will be
a picnic for May 20, to Tranton.
at a local theater given for the Mich.; a combination bridge and
continued until Tuesday, July 3.
A manifesto issued to the Zion- benefit of the Junior Hadassah. bunco party on May 17, and an
During the first intermission open meeting for June 21, when
ist districts, liadassah chapters,
the governor went to the lobby a one-act play will be given by
camps of the Order Sons of Ziun
and affiliated groups, urges the to purchase a box of randy.
club members.
Miss Mae Goldberg and Miss
strict observance of the election
regulations. Each district or Emma Feinstein voiced a com-
HONESTY PAYS
plaint
for
him
that
business
was
everyone
Nom In Central Europe and the Orient, lley
group having 50 members in good
are
"The phenomenal growth and
who smokes eigerettes, smokes 'Eurkidt,
standing are entitled to elect one dull—very dull; whereupon the
bled with roughing or Omni irritation.
um.5 rr
delegate. An additional delegate governor stepped behind the success of the Globe hales CO., in
few
A
candy
counter
and
began
a
why
for
'ourself.
Ser
Try
!thirst!
today
and
the
real
estate
business,
with
of-
may be elected for each succeed-
puffs will r011thl, ■ 011 how rool and refreshing they
fices at 600 - 9 Broadway Exchange
ing 50. The districts were urged balyhuo.
dearest..
In
no
time
the
smokers
in
the
art..
Altogether
different
from
other
Bldg.,
(1316
Broadway),
retain-
to carry on an intensive member-
lobby were frantically thrusting ing a large, trustworthy and com-
ship campaign during May.
bills of all denominations into petent personnel is due in appre-
New Finance Committee.
Four new members were unani- the governor's busy hands. ciable measure to the strict adher-
mously elected to the adininistra- Boxes with his autograph de- ence to the old motto, "Honesty
tive committee of the Zionist Or- mandad almost unheard-of sum , 'Pays" says A. Robbins.
"The working definition or in-
ganization of America at a meet- —for candy.
The educational program of the Mygott, directed by Mrs. Alan Kop-
During the next intermission,
terpretation of this precept in the FORTY TO RECEIVE
Mg held Wednesday night. The
director of the High School
temple has become so extensive that elson, Club. Louis Schostak Is
new elections were made to fill the governor resumed the candy terms of this company include; in-
DIPLOMAS SUNDAY the month of May is crowded with Drama
selling, trade remained brisk,
vestigation of all business propo-
the vacancies caused by the recent
instructor of the senior class.
and he cleaned out the stand.
sitions and real estate as to their
commencement exercises in the var-
resignations.
The Social Phase.
(Continued
From
l'age
One).
money
making
possibilities,
latent
ious
educational
departments.
On
The new members are Herman
The Iligh School graduates are
Bernstein, author and play- cal selections followed by "The Try and apparent, refusal of handling enthal, ('lenient Weitzman, Ruth Monday night, May 21, Beth El r eceiving a great deal of attention
College of Jewish Studies will hold socially. The Young People's Tem-
wright; Jacob II. Cohen, chairman sting Place," a play by Booth Tark such propositions that do not guar- Woolf, Ruth Zide.
of the advisory board of the World ington; "Enter the Hero" by Their antee the investor a good and fair
The High School Choir, directed its commencement exercises in the ple Club has invited them to be
return
for
his
money
and
return
of
Exchange Bank and president of CRS Ilelliurn; "Evening Dress In
by Mrs. Mathilde G. Kesler, will Brown Memorial Chapel of the guests of honor at its Spring
the Provident Finance Corpora- dispensable," by Roland Pertmee all deposits made, when for any render the anthem "Hallelujah" by temple. Ur. Solomon B. Freehof of Sports Festival on Sunday evening,
reasons
the
deal
cannot
be
closed.
tion of Brooklyn, active in Zionist and "Twelve Gold Men and True.'
Otto Lob. The choir, which is com- Chicago oil) deliver the commence- May 13, and the High School fac-
and Jewish welfare work; Jonah J.
The following are members 0 This company also assists in finan- posed in part of the graduates con- ment lecture. Ile will speak on the ulty of the Temple together with
subject "Judaism and Christianity, the Temple School Board are giv-
Goldstein, prominent New York the cast: llelena Stungo, Jean cing legitimate business places.
"Ike public confidence which the s i sts of the following students: a Study in Croup Psychology." The
attorney, vice-chairman of the Stier, Lillian Ketai, Ilelen Ressler
ing a special reception in their hon-
Muriel Greenberg, !Maurice Schil-
United Jewish Campaign of New Shirley Wain, Rita Illumrosen, Ed Globe Sales Co., and any other bui• ler, Sol Stein, Clement Weitznuin, Sisterhood of the Temple will be or Saturday night, May 19.
York and chairman of the Jewish ith Robinson, :Malvern Rosenberg iness conducted on this basis, en- Estelle Morse, Robert Weinberger, hosts at a reception to the grad-
Many of the students of the
joys,
is
thus
fully
justified
and
us-
Education Association campaign Annie Brown, Ray Schwartz, Soph
Joel Kahn, Maurice Smiley, Sam uates in the social hull immediate- graduating class are planning to
committee; and Herman G. Rob• ie Edelstein, I.illian Friedman ually mirrored in the growth and Server, Shirley Ackerman, Ber- ly following the exercises.
enter Beth El College of Jewish
bins, New York attorney, for nfany Pearl Rabinowitz, Theodnra Aron success," declares Mr. Robbins.
On Sunday, May 20, the Fenkell Studies and train themselves to be-
nard Brown, Hortense Rosenberg,
years a member of the executive slam and Boni Ehrinpries.
Branch School, sponsored by the ome teachers of the School of Re-
Lucille
Schreiber,
Irma
Simons,
committee of the Zionist Organiza- . During intermission, Miss Ethe "The Desert Song" Corning Sylvia Jacoby, Regina Schiller.
Temple Sisterhood will hold its 1 son. One of the students is con-
tion.
To Cau.
Goldman, pianist, will render solos
The diplomas will be presented closing exercises. On May 27, the templating entering the Hebrew
At the time of the election of
Tickets may be secured iron
Coming from a nine months run by !Milford Stern and by Jacob D. confirmation exercises will be held, Union College at Cincinnati to
the new members of the adminis- any member of the cast or from at the Great
Nathan, chairman of the Temple and on June 3, the (dosing exercises study for the Rabbinate. One grad-
at Nu
trative committee, the finance com- board members of Junior Hadar Chicago, Schwab and Mandel's de- School Board.
of the Schad of Religion, when the uate of Temple Beth El Iligh
mittee of the Zionist Organization sah,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi senior High School class will pre- Schad, Morton Cohn, is now com-
lightful musical romance begins its
was reorganized and new members
Detroit engagement at the ('ass Leo Frain will conduct the serv- sent a Biblical play entitled "The pleting his second year of study
elected. Isidore D. Morrison, at-
Children of Israel" by Tracy D. at the Ilebrew Union College.
Theater Monday night, May 14.
ices.
torney and financier, was elevated ARTS CLUB ELECTS
to the chairmanship of the finance
SELMAN PRESIDENT
committee. Jacob II. Cohen, new
member of the administrative
committee, was made a member
The Arts Club enjoyed an inter.
of the finance committee; Morris eating meeting Sunday night at
Weinberg, vice-president of the the residence of Alan Kopelson on
Municipal Bank of Brooklyn and Gladstone avenue. The annual
treasurer of the Brownsville Say. election of officers was held and
ings Bank, was also elected a mem- Sol Selman was chosen president
ber of the finance committee. Mr. to succeed Jacob Reiss. Mr. Sel-
Weinberg is also trustee of the man is the founder of the Arts
Bellevue and Allied llospitaOlere- Club and was also its first presi-
president of Hies, and a director dent in 1925. The other officers
of the Brooklyn Federation of elected are Frank Mucus, vice-
Charities. The other members of president; Emanuel Ihnon, treas-
the finance committee are ,Morris urer, and Doris Sperling, secre-
Rothenberg, Phillip Wattinberg, tary.
Louis Tonkis, A. L. Liebovitz,
The next meeting of the Arts
Harry P. F'ierst and Isaac Meister. Club will be held Saturday eve-
• • •
ning, May 19, at the studio of Saul
DR. WISE AGAIN ATTACKS
Abramovitch. The artist guest of
DR. WEIZMANN'S POLICY
the evening will be Myron Barlow,
BOSTON. — (J. T. A.) — A the distinguished Detroit painter,
change in the leadership of the who recently returned from Paris.
World Zionist Organization was All members are invited to attend
again urged as a solution to the and to assist in the affairs of the
present Zionist situation by Dr. club.
Stephen S. Wise in his first public
address on a Zionist topic since his
resignation.
CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN
Speaking before the Avukah,
IN OAKLAND SECTION
Zionist students' organization, at
is the amount of new business written by the Ben Tolmich Agency dur-
the Commander Hotel, Dr. Wise
Most every member of the Oak-
characterized an utterance of Dr.
ing April—in thirty days.
Mothers'
Club
has
voluns
land
Weizmann in his address as "an
unforgivable disloyalty to the teered to help in the clean-up
campaign
and
the
health
rund-up.
Jewish people, if he had been cor-
During 1927 the Continental Life Insurance Co. has
People in the Oakland section are
rectly quoted."
Taking as his text Dr. Weiz- co-operating with the members of
mann's alleged phrase "A quarrel the club.
$ 1,344,710.00
Increased its resources
The health round-up has been
with Great Britain will last for five
12,996,659.89
minutes and you won't quarrel nearly completed, covering every
Total
assets
again," Dr. Wise declared that child who plans to enter school
1,000,000.00
Gain in Reserves over.
Great Britain will not do more next fall. The Wayne Medical So-
ciety and the Maimonides Medical
than it will be compelled to do.
Paid to policyholders and beneficiaries
"The right kind of Zionist lead- Society are offering to examine
ership is necessary and a firmer every child free of charge so that
2,162,434.58
during 1927
and more aggressive milky toward any defects may be corrected and
93,526,419.00
the mandatory power ix essential the child be in perfect health by
Life
Insurance
in
force
if the Balfour Declaration is car- next fall. As a result of the en-
42,000 persons
Policies held by more than
ried out. Unless this is done the thusiastic response to this excel-
Lornt In Studio
minimum will be done by Great lent piece of work, the mothers'
clubs
covered
the
entire
neighbor-
Britain to aid in the establish-
On
March
7th,
1928,
the
capital
stock
of
the
Company
was
increased
from
$500,000.00
to
ment of the Jewish National hood in a weeks' time.
$750,000.00, giving a further margin of protection to policyholders and beneficiaries.
Home. How can any self-respect-
ing Jew speak in the terms at-
tributed to the World Zionist UKRAINIAN AID DANCE
To the Jewish Community, to our
leader?" Dr. Wise asked. "There NEXT SUNDAY EVENING
will be no change or improvement
many friends who assisted us in this /. 7.
A training school for life
We offer an excellent op-
The
Ladies
Ukrainian
Aid
So-
in Zionist affairs unless the Zion-
campaign—Thanks! And, that each
insurance salesmen is now
ciety of Detroit announces it dance
portunity to the yoting man
ist leadership will be changed."
for Sunday, May 19, at the Jeri-
man who bought protection from this
being contemplated. If you
who desires to enter the life
cho Temple, Joy road, between
JUDGE MACK CHARGED
institution during the month of April
are
desirous
of
learning
a
Lawton
and
Linwood.
The
pro-
WITH INJUDICIAL CONDUCT
insurance field. Our con-
is that much richer in the satisfaction
NEW YORK.—That Federal reeds of this affair will go toward
dignified profession and
Judge Julian W. Mack acted in II the orphans kitchen in Kiev, Rus-
of a duty well done to thG.-,c near and
tracts are extremely attrac-
looking
for
a
bright
future
manner unbecoming his judicial sia.
dear to him--is not the least part of
Mrs. J. Greenberg is chairman
tive.
office in his acts as chairman of
look into this opportunity.
our joy in success!
the conference in opposition to of this dance and Mrs. A. Katzin
s.
the present Zionist administration, is assisting chairman. Tickets
held in Washington, is the asser- may be obtained at the door.
OUR REPRESENTATIVES
tion made by Isidore D. Morrison,
ss
New York attorney, who has
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In an open letter written to
Judge Mack, Mr. Morrison, who is
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IRVING WAXMAN
a member of the administrative
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committee of the Zionist Organ-
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his capacity as judge, Hon. Julian
W. Mack would never have per-
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