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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928
VOL. XXV. NO. 1.
"IF I WERE KING"
An Interview With Prince Carol of Rumania
By RENEE STRAUS
Within the last three years, no elltilitrY in t h e world lion
elicited as much attention from the Jewish people as the land
of Rumania. The hot-bed of anti-Semitism, it has committed
excesses against Rumanian Jews at every occasion. The last
12 months were bitter for Rumanian Jews. Changing govern-
ments found them the scapegoats.
Then- is one nian today around whom the destiny of
Rumania revolves.
Ile is P rince Carol, an exile, who was
recently driven fnut England. Ile gave up his right to th•
thro n e to live with Madam Ltit,eSCii, a Jewess. What would
Prince Car.' do if he were 'sing of Rumania? 'Dial is the
startling question put to him by Renee Straus in an interview
in London, before ('ar i l was banished from England. How
would Carol treat the Jews of his country? What is his atti-
tude toward them? These are the questions answered by the
prince. 'this interview, the very first of its kind, is of far-
relishing political importance.
STUDENTS' LEAGUE
IGNORES RUMANIAN
ORDER TO DISBAND
ASK FOR LAND
---
Former Legionnaires Make Dr.
mend for Settlement in
Palestine.
JERUSALEM.- IJ. T. A.)
A 1101111111i 11111t land in Palestine
be allocated for the- settlement
if former Jewish soldiers in the
Anti - Semites Under Leader -
Leg i on
on ws
a presented
I
shin of Alexander Cuza,
High C ommissioner Lord
10
Won't Lay Down Arms
(Plainer by it dele g atiffn headed
by I. Ben Zvi.
SOLUTION
OF JEWISH
QUESTION PREDICTED
1 Jewish En
yet; of U. S.
Greeted
Rumani an
By Cretziano.
ZELLA HIMELHOCH
52 DIES SUDDENLY
NO REASON GIVEN
FOR RESIGNATION I
OF DR. A. FLEXNER
Rcckefcller Foundation De-
nies London Lecture
Was the Cause.
EDUCATOR CRITICIZED
UNIVERSITIES IN U. S.
D ecried "Freak Degrees" in
Address at Oxford
University.
r
8-YEAR SENTENCE.
Prison Term Given ',.wire in
Proskurav Pogrom
of 192(1.
Ste.
All)SellAV.- (.1. T. A.1
pan Aliltchuk, leader in the
Ihs.skur.v pogrom of 1`.120, was
- colenced by the Soviet court
Iii •.rye a tens of eight year.
prison.
DM ACTRESS
AT CENTER SUNDAY
HADASSAH LEADERS
THREATENED WITH
DISCIPLINE BY Z. 0.
National Executive Commits.
tee Votes to Take Steps
To End Criticism.
AGREEMENT VIOLATED,
RESOLUTION CHARGES
C h at irog: 3 .
DMeen ne' d
s IC/yr giai a
n! z a -
dassah Leaders.
Interpret ,
Batya Bath-Eini to
NEW Y(/BK.-:The National
IIIICIIAREsT.--- (.1, T. A. ''
NEW YORK.--(J. '1'. A 1
NEW YORK.- -I.!. T. A.)--No
Board of Hadassah, the ruling
Works of Noted Jew-
The Union of Christian Ctutlei. fs. Prominent Detroit Merchant re•nsos for the msignation of Ur.
Felix M. Warburg and Dr. Chaim
body
of the women Zionists, was
under the leadership of Alexand r
ish Authors.
Weizmann sailed May 23 on the
Succumbs to Heart
threaten.' with discipline by the
Cuza, has issued a statement
.
.
Mauretania for London to attend
Zionist
Organization of America
Attack.
Glaring that as the. representative
the sessions of the Non-Partisan
Slits Maya But-Eini, noted Ha- Sunday. At an all-day meeting of
LONDON.—There we at in a private garden, near of 28,000 students, it refuses to .
Palestine Survey Commission ti
(Idiom of the general executive biniab actress, who appeared in the Zionist National Executive
London. Prince ('arol, the most romantic royal person- lay down its arms. The recto-
The death of Zeno
board,
the Jewish Agency which will open
give
a Rockefeller Foundation,
.„.
, recitals in Paris, London, Belgium Committee at the Waldorf it was
n by
rate, it contends, has no right to sice-president of Ilimelhoch B ros, wns
age of Europe, the prince who gave up throne and scepter rate,
there on June 0.
decided that the National Board
dissolve the union, which includes 8; Co, on Wednesday morning,1 and his letter of re-sig i na t t n iOn''se a ' r a 's '
the
.
in
,
1
i
1
•
Id
•
•
progress
for
a
%voniati's
love
(it
sounds
almost
like
a
movie
title)
c
•ra
...on,
of Hadassah hod "violated the
the student organizations of all :1•••
not made public.
Zionist movement in the United i a „ i i I , veteran j.urnalist, who had flown spscially from Paris to inlwi
spirit of an agreement between the
university towns. The students. it
W. W. Briefly, secretary of the
States was seen by Di. Weizniann i view him. lie sat there with a charming, amused snide on his lips; n
Zionist Organization of America
says, are just ass 14110,1 patriot- •ts
Hoard, announced that Dr. 1:lea-
:
011.11 the termination of his fifth. attempt was made by the almost-king 1.0 upon the conversati.n.
and Hadassah," and the adminis-
the representatives of the authori-
ner's resignation would become
visit to this country. In an inter
. - care - free expression .i n his face, he looked at tic and waited.
trative committee of the Zionist
ties. 'the union, tne statenwid
effective July I.
view with the representative of off•
l'he 'wince is a handsome mat
Organisation was authorized to
concludes, will stop its ern(Ity
The general education board,
Telegraphic Agency before
• T .11, of athletic build, he is u
"take steps to bring about a corn-
only when this is demanded tip the
founded by John D. Rockefeller.
his departure, the World Zionist.
; sadly graceful in his every ges
plete adherence to a fulfillment of
students who elected it.
denied through Alr. Brierly, that
4
turd.
Ile reminds One sonieho w
•
11,1111 1 1' S111111111 1 E1 up his impression.;
the said agreement on the part of
The ggovernment decision to di , .
ccntroversy had entered into the
of the present state of affairs in
of the failitois Amerieint non •.
Hadassah,"
solve the Union of the (lhristian •
retirement of 1/r. Abraham Flex-
Zionist forement in America,
stsr, Ronald Colman. Strong, ye •t
This action is considered a reply
Students, t he Diminiatza slat es. '
tier, for 15 years associated with
declaring that "although the now,- :
.
delicate nonchalant, yet wistfu 1.
to u vote of lack of confidence
seas Made for the following rea-
the board.
went may not have grown in nuns
We
re all alone. Not even a
made
by the National Board of Ha-
.
sons: 'the participants in the fnoi-
350,000,000 Fund Used Up.
during the last year-. it has
dent butler hovered inobtrusivel,
lo
ben
dassah on April 22, when Mrs.
gress of Orally() Mare included, in
li • . 1:leaner's refinement goes
Suddenly,
11 I
161 addition to is large number of -tu
gained ill Zionist conscionsnes. sod Ccnccrt at Masonic Temple in the background. 1.1
Irma Lindheim, Hadassah ores'.
into effect July I and arises from
in a more thorough understainitne
man who had 1/1 1 1 - 11 perfectly
dent, led a movement to join op-
Draws Ennthusiastic
dents, t delegates Of variou •
the fact that the $50,000,000 given
of Zionist problems. One still
vale became a timid, appealing
ponition forces in a demand for
student organizations, some ot
by Mr. Rockefeller fur the ad-
finds in the United States the
Audience.
person, who, addressing me in
reorganization of the parent Zion-
which have been recognized and
vancement of medical education
existence of what •ole might call
perfect, accentless French, said:
Lit body.
:done of which have not In en
has been used up, it was said.
the 'Jewish Monts,. dnctrine.' but
"Even If I Were King."
Board May Be Deposed.
An enthusiastic audience greet-
recognized by the university sen-
A supplementary explanation
one is led to believe that with the ed the Ilasomir Choral Society
"You do nut want It interview
The threat against the Hadassah
ates. Following the disturbances
issued by Dr. Brierley read:
further spread of Hebrew edits:k r Sunday evening, at the Alasonic nie, 1111 you? YOU see, I ant not
board took the furor of a resolu-
which
took
place
at
Oradeo
"The statement appearing in the
I
thin and a proper appreciation ( (I Temple, at a concert which permitted to give interviews.
tion that was unanimously adopt-
I he university senates punish.; I !
morning papers with reference to
the spiritual and moral values brought an ovanon for Prof. F. and nit permitted to consider my-
ed, although six women who are
the guilty students in accord:inv..'
the resignation of •Ahrnham
which the rebuilding of Palestine Zaludkowski, the director, and the self a private person. There arc with the findings of the inquiry
members of the Hadassah board
Flexner from the general educa-
brings to Jewish life, a closer ap- entire choir, a great many people who take
were present. These women joined
commissions. In university circles
tion board gives the impression
proximation to a thorough-going
with the rest of the committee, it
Several tine , voices in the choir great pleasure in misquoting sic. it was thought that this punish-
that there is something more in
conception of Zionism as it pre. attracted special attention, among I have to be very careful indeed.
was said, "because they agreed
ment would result in the students
ZELLA HIMELHOCH
BATYA BATH-EINI
:the situation than has been re-
,
rails in Europe will conic about," hem being 51 iss Rhoda Goldberg, Some of nip hest friends tell me
that public criticism of the Zionist
presening order and devoting
vealed. This is not the fact.
Dr. Weizinann stated.
soprano; Benjamin Rice, basso; they W011111 feel greatly relieved if themselves to their studies.
nulls Detroit of one of its most
will give a concert at leaders should at least have been
and
Holland,
"l'he board's full statement
Urges Chaluts Movement.
George Orley, S. Shane, A. hasten- I were (leaf and dumb, when corn- Inflammatory Meeting, Continue. prominent merchants. Mr. Him•l- I
the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne, postponed until the national con-
leaves no room for any such mis•
vention in Pittsburgh on June 25."
It is tie be regretted that one baum, tenors, and the Misses I. ing in contact with journalists.
The student organizations of th. Iwch died suddenly at Harper Hos- 'apprehension. As se-I forth in at it p. in. Sunday.
Schurnitcher
and
E.
l're.ecorn,
You
jotufnaLists
are
even
more
The national board of Hadassah
does not see in the-United States
capital, however, continued to pital, at the age of 52, following i that statement, the fund of $50,.
Miss Ilath-Eini's interpretative
feared than kings nowadays.
will not be the first deposed by the
even a trace of a Chalutz move- altos.
a
heart
atatek
on
Tuesday
eve-
carry on their agitation, only Ow.
readings have been 11C(. 1111111ell by Zionist executive committee if
0110,000
given
to
the
board
by
51r.
"In
any
case,
this
hide-and-
ment. The argument that prosper-
Interesting Program.
time under the pretext that they ning.
'Rockefeller some years ago for the outstanding critics as unique and such action is considered necessary
Selections by the 'cellist, Mishit seek game goes against my grain.
ity is not conducive to the creation
Air. Ilimelhoch, the son of Wolf
were seeking to obtain the release
advancement of medical educe- artistic to the highest degree. One in this case, it was said. The wo.
of the pioneer type is not con- Celzayd; piano selections by S. I can't help being natural. Even
of their imprisoned colleagues. Ilimelhoch and Blume Hirshburg I lion, the appropriation of which of the best readings on the pro-
men's group was formerly headed
vincing, since, as everyone knows, Shpargal; the work of Clars•nce if 1 were
The university senate thereupon Ilimelhoch, began his career as a ' Dr. Flexner conceivesd and super- gram
bub) is t h e interpretation of S. by a central committee, the mem-
The prince interrupted himself,
many Chalutzim have arisen in Nage-I, organist. and S. Solonion,
decided to reconsider the set, merchant in Caru, Mich. Ile clime
Ansky's "Grandmother" (Die llo-
bers of which were expelled from
Germany. The reasons for the piano accompanist, also won favor blushed, it seemed to me, and, in tences. Several of the student , ' with his three brothers to Detroit vised, has been practically ex-
hausted.
an unnatural tone, continued:
office in 1921.
German Chalutzim were nut only with the audience.
were released, because it was in 1907 to open one of the city's
Nliss Ilath-Eini is a scion of the
Retirement Voluntary.
Resolution Adopted.
The program included selections "Pardon me, madame—so you are
economic, as many of them were
found that they were innocent. first specialty stores, and almost
"Months alga 1/r. Flexner sug- historical family of the "Shelo" or
families. arranged by Professor Zaludkow- from Parisss-what does Paris think
The resolution adopted by the
scions of prosperousfamilies.
immediately
on
his
arival
became
But the senate soon realized that
(15oo. national executive committee,
gested that as he was approaching Rabbi Isaiah Hurwich
These German Chalutzim were in- ski, and the music by A. Rubin- of me?"
this did not restore order. The an active civic worker.
the re-tiring age established by 1630), who became famous as
The Jewish Question.
which is a body of 140 men and
spired by the Palestine appeal out stein, L. Low, S. Golub, S. Solo-
Organized Retail Merchant..
Bucharest stude nt organ izati o ns
the board it would he-wiser for mystic and moralist by his popular women from all parts of the coun-
of sheer spiritual attraction to the man, Mana-Z ueca, S. Shpargelf M•
A heavy silence had descended. continued to ho ld their in flainma-
One of his first efforts was to
him to withdraw at this time, thus book, "The Two Tables of the Cov- ary, ruling the Zionist organization
unique effort of a landless peo- Gelber, M. Bruck and from Saint- I too fels • ill at ease. This one tory meetings.
convince the downtown merchants
giving opportunity fur such enant." She was first connected between its annual conventions,
ple," Dr. AVeismann said.
Saens.
phrase, "If I were king," seemed
The rectorate, the Diminiatza of the advisability of closing their changes ill the character and or- with Perez Ilirschbein's troupe in
follows:
Rabbi Hershman Speaks.
Making his last comment upon
to be the gate to the danger zone, state-s, therefore decided to dis. stores on Saturday night. This led
ganization of the board's work as which she held a prominent place,
"Whereas the World Zionist Or.
the Zionist controversy in the
Workers' songs, national hymns, and the prince had inadvertently soNte them. As for the Union of to the present Saturday closing
might seem proper. When it be- appearing with them in Odessa, ganization has recognized the
United States, Dr. Weizmann ex- religious and other music was in- crossed the threshold. I know that Christian Students, it functioned policy of the big Detroit stores.
Warsaw. and other cities of Itus..
came
known
that
Dr.
Flexner
was
Zionist
Organization of America
pressed his fervent wish that eluded in the well balanced ro- I should have helped the prince hitherto without the permission of
Mr. Iiimelhoch WHS one of the
I Proposing to re-tire other °poor- sia. Then she played for some as the supreme body in general
"I am still gram.
peace be restored.
out of his embarrassment.
I the university senate, and it was organizers of the Retail Merchants' , tunities for service were urged time with the Ilabimah under Ze
Zionist
matters for the United
hopeful that a peaceful solution
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, who was should have continued the mean- therefore dissolved by the minis- Association and served as its pres-
upon him, but he felt that the nuich, during which time she ap States; and
will be found possible so as to one of the guests at the concert. ingless conversation about Paris. try of the interior.
If the stu• ident during 1923 and 1:121. Ile I move now announced would give neared at Vienna at one of the
"Whereas
the Zionist Organiza•
•
end the harmful conflict in the greeted the Ilazomir. Ile reviewed But my: professional armor resist- dents attempt to continue their also helped to organize the Retail
I him the greatest freedom for the Zionist Congresses. Later she ap- lion of America entered into an
Zionist Organization of America. similar efforts in the organization. ml this sentimental mood.
In- agitation they will be dealt with Credit Bureau. Ile u- os 11 vice- I leisurely pursuit of his many per- peared on the stage with the Vilna
agreement with Hadassah and
I do hope that the solution will of musical groups in Europe, ant stead, I grasped the opportunity to by the courts-martial.
president of the Detroit Board of
Troupe in Belgium, Holland and
sonal interests.
"Whereas by the agreement en-
come about without a demand for expressed the wish that the De- launch a direct attack upon the
The 22 students who are under Coming-rev and a director of the
"Dr. Flexner's retirement Is London.
tered into between the Zionist Or.;
the sacrifice of persons who have fruit group may grow from unsuspecting Carol.
arrest are kept in the fortress of Business Property Association.
She
retired
fur
a
time
from
the
wholly voluntary and he leaves the
ganization
of America and Hadas-
served the cause- for ninny years. strength to strength.
"Prince, you will pardon nie if Szilagy. Their leaders, Sirbulescu
His Fraternal Affiliations.
general education board after stage to write a scenario fur a film sah certain rights of autonomy
The Ilazomir choir will broad. I disregard the conventional rules and Theodort•scu, are to be put on
Ile was active in fraternal life,
(Turn to Page Two).
entitled, "Rabbi Levi Isaac of
cast over station 11.1R on June 24. under which this interview has trial fur breaking into the resi- being a Mason and member of the many years of remarkably suc-
(Turn to Last Page.)
lierditehev," the selling 14 which
I know very dence of the rector, Dr. Pangrati. Moslem Temple, and the Alichigan cessful service carrying with aim was the main purpose of her nom
-
been granted to inc.•
the unqualified good wishes of the
little of the political drama whi(
The others will be tried for dis- Sovereign Consistory. He was also members of the board and the ing to America. In December,
your personality..
rsonality.
41 turbing the peace. The offices of a member of the Redford Country
members of the staff, all of whom 1926, she was invited to come to
nurse, that you are the the union have been sealed up and Club, the Phoenix Club and the Ki-
Palestine to participate in the He-
vortex of Rumanian life these have been placed under militray wanis Club. His chief recreation greatly regret his withdrawal."
In accepting the resignation, brew Theater troupe at Te•I Aviv,
A.I—Jacques days. But it is far from my pur- guard.
was gulf.
the trustees mathe public the f ol- but decilned the invitation because
Park pose to attempt to disturb your
Ile leaves three brothers, Her-
Goldberg, manager of the
calm or to penetrate your private
(Turn to Last Page.)
man, Israel and Moses, president
See Peace Ahead.
(Turn to Page Five.)
e Jewish Telegraphic life, which I respect too much to
office of
secretary
and treasurer respective-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
District and Hadassah to
f died Friday morni n g
Detroit Service Group Work-
make journalistic capital of.
ly, of Ilintelhoch Bros. R Co., and
cf.;
nfi
rrecent
ns
t.t
e
‘s
-
esn
i
c
A
i
f
m
thre,
R
result of injuries he receit' a l•i(l i g whser:
Elect Convention Del -
ri,,,,,,tiruefsrtiiino ,
(\ Ti lde hwiitfnly eui saki,
a sister, Mrs. Morton F. Ashner,
ers Undertake Collec-
am
f
he was shot in the office of the
not
egates Sunday.
also a resident of Detroit.
the
$50,000,000
loan
being
nought
tion of Pledges.
agency on Tuesday.
The
ly, do not answer at all.
Funeral sersiees were held Fri-
in the United St tes
a by the Ru-
Jacob Bueger, 18, a native of
is: If you were king of manian government, was viewed day at II a. na from the chapel of
The Detroit Zionist District, at
At a meeting of the Detroit
Riga, was arrested on the charge Rumania, Prince Carol, would you
a meeting at the Shaarey Zedek
as marking the conclusion of an the Temple Iisth El, with inter-
Service Group, at the Phoenix Club
of murder. Ilueger, who was
have permitted the barbaric ex-
branch, Twelfth and Atkinson, on
meat in Woodm•re Cemetery.
Monday evening, under the chair-
starving student, had been em- cesses that have recently been entente cordial between the Ru-
Tuesday evening. listened to a
manian government and the Jews
ployed by Goldberg and dismissed
Abraham Lachover Heads Dettoit Committee in Charge of manship of Samuel Summerfield,
c ommitted against the Jews in of Rumania in a news item in the
discussion of the differences in the
president, steps were taken by
10 days later because of ineffi- your country?"
Collections; Appeal for Fund Issued by Louis Lipsky;
present controversy in the ranks ,
New York Times
leaders of the local United Jewish
Repelled by Anti-Semitism.
et of -the Zionist Organization of clencY' On Tuesday But•ger came
Joseph Barondess Elected to Head American Fund,
The Times, reproducing the
Campaign committee to collect
into the office and fired four shots,
was
evidently
Prince
Carol
ne rce.
i
statement of Bennett E. Siegel-
outstanding pledges and thereby to
NI. Mervin and Joseph Haggai, two of which entered Goldberg's taken aback by my unexpected
stein, president of the United Ru-
The fifteenth annual I:hisser Day elected at the meeting of the board increase the national fund for work
body.
onslaught. This smile vanished,
speaking in defense of the present
of the Jewish National Fund, the of directors of that organization in Russia colonization and Polish
The fufieral took place on Sun- and he looked around as if for manian Jews of America, reports
administration, pointed to the ac-
May 27' (Goldberg, who was help—or was it to make sure that that Dr. Stephen S. Wise as presi- Cornerstone of Dexter Boulevard land-redeeming agency of the Zion- held in N. w York on May 15, relief work during the summer
ay•
oimplishments of the present lead- clay,
dent of the American Jewish Con-
ist movement, will be observed which was attended by represents- months.
Talmud Torah Laid by Hon.
W1111 a native (4
no intruding ear WAS a witness to gress, expressed agreement with
ership in Palestine, and declared 40 years old,
The meeting was attended by 50
throughout the country this Sun- lives of the Zionist Organization,
David W. Simons.
that the tight of the opposition Odessa, Russia. He studied in the unexpected turn taken by the the move. The dissolution of the
Mizrachi, Poole Zion, Zeire Zion, workers and was addressed by
Italy and France, and settled in conversation between the prince
d.
ay
means to restore to power the
Christian Students' League and the
In Detroit. it is expected that Order Sons of Zion anti Hadassah., David .1 Brown, national chair-
Of laying the
The
ceremony
Braufleis-dellaas group, and this Paris after the war. Ile had been and a journalist of Paris.
retirement of Cuza from the chair cornerstone of the new Ilebrew more than 200 volunteers will can-
Joseph liarondess, nationally- man of the U. J. C., who pointed
office for
I
in charge Of the Paris
Then, in a firm voice, as if de- of economics at the University of
they characterize to be much worse
needs for the immediate
toss for funds through the sale of prominent communal worker, and , out
to nowt tic frankness Jassy were pointed to as indication school in the Dexter sectinn,
than retaining the- present admin- four years when he ?net his death ter n
the corner of Tuxedo and II ol mur. flowers. The load committee is a Zionist of long St111111illg, was raising of a $3,100,000 emergency
istration with all its faults. Both while continuing his faithful San'-
of the new agreement.
(Turn to Page Five)
was carried out in a solemn and head e d by Abraham Lachover, ax rh11111 1 11 president if the Jewish Na• fund required by the Joint Distri-
speakers, however, admitted some ices. Ile was unmarried.
impressive manner.
chairman, with Miss Dora Saper- tional Fund. Solomon Lampert, bution Committee.
weaknesses in the present admin.
business man, was elected treasur-
May Sue Delinquen:s.
J. Friedberg, who presided. ,Ivill as se•cretary.
istration.
M r. Herz in, even ap-
During the coming two weeks,
opened the meeting with •how°.
Mr. Laehover states that the er and Isaac II. Rubin was re-elect-'
proved of a change in leadership,
priate remarks in which he re- gnat set for this year is $3,000. In ell secretary, an office which he has I he 50 workers undertook to visit
but urged that the opposition be l
viewed the work of the United an appeal to the young men and occupied for the (ant la years. The •4 linquent pledgers in an effort
first defeated, and this all mates-
Hebrew Schools from the finis the women of the city, he calls upon National Faint, the agency which to raise Detroit's quota in the
nary changes made.
first school was founded to the them to enlist as volunteers, on buys land in Palestine so the name , emergency fund.
Speaking for Opposition.
An important decision of the
present day.
Saturday evening or Sunday morn- and as the inalienable property of
MN.J. H. Ehrlich, speaking for
Rabbi E. Aishishkin offered a ing, at any of the following ata- the Jewish people, is or yrgsniza- meeting was to sue for th?
the opposition, reviewed the charg-
Mel- tin controlled by all par to, in the I amounts pledged all who walls
prayer in Hebrew. Rabbi I. Stoll thins, Jewish Center, 31
es of mismanagement by the press;
bourne; l'iddish Folkshul, Twelfth Zionist movement. Men represent- promises and are in position to
Mall spoke of the significance of
toll administration, and outlined
religious education, and Rabbi A. and Gladstone; Kirby t enter, 609 ing the various fa, ti.ii, in the pay. Leaders in the campaign
the Hadassah re-organization pro- ,
M. Ashinnky spoke at length about East Kirby; Philadelphia and Ry- movement were 41,11-11 en the net.. therefore urge the immediate pay-
posals, which call for the election I
Jewish education as a communal on. Talmud Torah, and li'nai Zion administrative committer. They ment of pledges, before it becomes
of an administrative eeinmittee of
Synagogue, !Johann. and Humph- are Dr. Chaim ArInsoroff, S. Bon- j necessary to take such steps.
duty.
seven nen-paid Jewish leaders who '
dirk, Abraham Goldberg, Harry J.
3425,000 Already Received,
David I.ifchitz, a pupil of the rey
should hose charge of all Zionist
Epho, Moses Levene and David
Over $425,000 has already
Hebrew High School, greeted the
Offer Three Prises.
affairs. A change is needed if
Surdut.
,
reached
the treasury of the United
children of the new section in the
A, .1. Koffman, (+airman of the
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Zionism is to succeed, Mrs. Ehrlich
:Jewish Campaign in response to
name of the boys, and Cyril'
De t roit Jewish National Fund, an-
declared.
the urgent appeal of Mr. Brown
Schwartz, a member of the next nounces also that volunteers may NATIONAL FUND AGREES
Philip SI nitwits, speaking in
to "borrow in advance" a stare sf
graduating class if the schools, enroll by calling him at Cadillac TO AMERICAN LOAN TERMS
opposition to the present adminis-
spoke in the name of the girl 977S, and they will be assigned a
JERUSALEM. — 13. T. A.1 — the $3,100,000 emergency f•ssci re-
tration, expressed regret that ad-
pupils.
The Palestine headquarters of the quired by the Joint Distrib Mon
district,
and
material,
including
ministration forces should resent
Cantor David Clevans sang some flowers will be delivered to them.
Jewish National Fund have con- Committee for the continuation
criticism. and declared that an op-
selections from the psalms. The
Three prizes ore to ht• awarded sented to the terms of the Wall of its work during these summer
position faction is needed in Zion-
prittilege of laying the corner- to the three highest collectors this Street loan for $3,250,000 which is months.
ism to stimulate greater interest
Following the lead of Chicago,
stone was purchased by Hon. David Flower Day, these prizes being of- now being negotiated.
in the movement. He charged the
W. Simons.
4 report to this effect was cur- the first to respond with its ad-
fered try a friend of the National
present administration with hav-
vance of $250,000 toward this
Louis Duscoff. chairman of the
rent
here
following
the
arrival
by
• Fund.
ing permitted Zionism as a philos-
building committee, mated that the
aeroplane from Paris of Mark emergency fund, the Montreal,
Appeal by Mr. Lipsky.
ophy of Jewish life to approach a
building will be- ready for occu-
Asking that all sections of the Schwartz, director of the Palestine Canada, committee, of w ten C. L.
stage of bankruptcy, by ignoring
pancy not later than the begin- Zionist movement in America co- department of the Zionist Organi- Friedman and Robert Hirsch are
the cultural needs of Zionists. He
ning of the month of Flat, in time operate in making the Flower Day zation of America, who made the treasurers, forwarded a check for
pointed to the failure of Young
for the fall semester registration. of the Jewish National Fund on trip for the purpose of completing $20,000; $20.000 was received
Judaea as an example, and de-
Sunday, June 1, the most success- the neeemisry arrangements for from the committee of Portland,
clared that a strong administration
Ore., headed by Ben Selling, Ju-
TELEGRAMS IN YIDDISH ful of the fifteen annual flower carrying through the loan.
would never have permitted Young
According to the report here, the bus L Meier and Arthur SI. Ep-
ACCEPTED BY SOVIET days that have been held, Louis
Judaea to decline.
stein; and $20,000 came from the
Lipsky, president of the Zionist loan will amount to $5,000,000, will
"A House Divided."
Jewish National Welfare Fund of
MOSCOW.—(1. T. A.) — Yid- Organization of America, this week be repayable in 20 years at six and San Francisco, of which A. S.
Top row, left to right: Norman II. Birnkrant, Miss Jennie Seltzer, Miss Anna Oxenhandler (regi -
Mr. Slomovitz, at the same time,
a half per cent interest. One half
declared that the opposition has tract, Rabbi Leon Fram (general director of the collvei, Mrs. Simms* Grabower, Dr. Solomon B. Freehof, dish telegrams are accepted for bustled a circular letter stressing
of the amount is to be turned over Glikbarg is secretary. The balance
failed to present a constructive (commencement lecturer, of Chicago), Miss Elsie Jacket, Milford Stern (president of Temple Bet El , transmission in the Soviet Union, the importance of the Jewish Na-
to the Jewish National Fund for of the money making up the total
Fund
and
its
work.
tional
according
to
a
circular
issued.
Albert
H.
Silverman.
Beatrice
Stung°,
program, and said that the crisis Miss Sadie M. Garfinkel, Mrs. Bessie Silverman, Miss
in
land purchase and the other half of $425,000 was received
Beroadess
Heads
National
Fund.
The telegrams must, however, be
in the ranks of Hadassah, threat-
smaller amounts from various
Seated, left to right: Miss Edith E. Davin, Miss Ethel Ginsburg, Miss Ann Goldberg, Miss Helen Horo-
New officers to head the Ameri- for the consolidation plan of the
ened by the resolution of the Zion- witz, Mrs. Rose E. Weinman, Miss Lillian Gordon, Miss Doris Levin, Miss Hannah Miskin, Miss Helena written in Latin or Russian char-
communities.
other
Jewish
National
Fund
were
Zionist
Executive.
can
acters.
Stungo.
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HAZOMIR'S LEADFR
GIVEN AN OVATION
OF J. T. A. arurzi o dfs
DETROIT ZIONISTS • MANAGER
IN PARIS MURDERED .
DISCUSS CONFLIC T
MOVE TO COLLECT
PLEDGES TO U. J. C.
Observe Fifteenth Annual Flower Day
On Saturday Night and All Day Sunday
SOLEMN RITES
MARK CEREMONY
OF NEW SCHOOL
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' Commencement Class, Temple College of Jewish Studies