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VOL. XXVII. NO. 3
POGROM IN RUSSIAN Congressman Meyer Jacobstein to Speak
TOWN REPORTED BY At Open Forum Sunday on "Immigration"
OQuniestoifon1,4eisnt
u r n nliet q eld As 1 t e a nt eosnc Economic and
the o
SOVIET NEWSPAPER e ct T arbo Is r Taught
at Universities for 15 Years.
KING'S VISIT
Dld Inhabitants of Jerusalem
Recall King George's
Visit in 1882.
LAND IN HAIFA BAY
REGION, PALESTINE,
ACQUIRED BY J. N. F.
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
UGLY REVENGE
Six-Year-Old
Jewish
Child
Burned to Death to Avenge
His Father.
Thousands Greet
High Commissioner
Sir John Chancellor Will
Conduct Affairs in Strict
Mandate Terms.
HADASSAH M FAIR
NARY
SOCIAL FUN CTION
IS EXTRAORDI
CRACOW.— (J. T. A.) — A
gruesome art of revenge upon
a Jewish child for a quarrel
Thousands of Acres Are Pur- which (occurred between their
500 Women Contribute Suns
Twelve of Participants Given
Congressman Meyer Jacobstein will be the speaker at
JERUSALE:11.—(J. T. A.10(11-
chased by Zionist Institu-
father and Jewish neighbor
Long-Term Prison
of $13,735 for Hsoltk
chit
and
civic
Jerusalem
welcomed
was
perpetrated
by
the
children
the Detroit Jewish Open Forum, at Northern Iligh school,
tion for $750,000.
Sentences.
Sir John Chancellor new British
Work in Palesti ne
of a peasant in the village Pe-
at 3 p. m. this Sunday, his topic being "Immigration." Mil-
high commissioner for Palestine,
trovice.
NEWS OF PURCHASE IS
ton M. Alexander will act as chairman of the afternoon.
LABOR UNIVERSITY IS
The peasant quarreled with who arrived here Dec. 6 to assume WOMEN ZIONISTS GIVE
GREETED IN HOMELAND his Jewish neighbor several days the duties of his post in succession
Congressman Jacobstein is eminently qualified to discuss the sub-
NEST OF JEW-BATTERS
ject of immigration. From his experience and participation in Con-
ago. Deciding to avenge their to Lord Herbert C. Plumer, who MRS. EHRLICH OVATION
gressional
discussions
and
deliberations
he
is
thoroughly
acquainted
Jerusalem
Correspondent De- father, the children lured the returned following a three-year
Violence Results From Fric- with all the arguments and views of the various groups. But in addi-
Fine Exposition of I alestine
ter
term.
six year old son of the Jewish
scribes
Holiday
Spirit
tion Between Jewish and
tion he has a thorough knowledge
The new high commissioner was
neighbor into a distant fie,d,
Movement by Mrs.
Created by News.
Russian Workers.
of the problem of labor as it is
nwt at the station by high govern-
put burning coals in his ma•ket
Edward Jacob 3.
affected by the immigration pol •
ment authorities. A parade of the
and
held
him
until
Hs
clothes
NEW YORK.—The Jewish Na-i
icy, having been closely associated
Jerusalem police, to the tunes of
RIGA.—(J. T. A.)—The occur-
Iladassah's luncheon, held on
tional Fund, the agency which buys 1 were aflame. The boy was then
rence of an anti-Jewish attack in
the British anthem, escorted the Tuesday at the Hotel
Palestine land as the inalienable left alone in the field. Ile
atlter,
the town Rudna, region of Smo-
commissioner to the Jaffa gate is now a matter of hist( ry Sitn the
to death.
property of the Jewish people, now s. burned
lensk, is now revealed in the So-
I where a tabernacle was erected for
women's Zionist moven
has 33,000 dunams of land in the
and
viet newspapers received here.
t hi welcoming reception.
Four
will be remembered by hose who
valuable Haifa Bay region in Pal-
hundred government officials, con-
The attack occurred in Novem-
attended
it
as
a
truly
extraordi-
estine,
according
to
an
announce.
suls and notables were pesent for nary function.
ber. A group of Russian Peasant Will Call Kellogg Pact "A
ment made by Emanuel Neu-
the welcoming ceremonies. The
workers of the neighborhood, af-
Delusion" in Sermon
sults, the
mann, president of the Jewish Na-
mryor of Jerusalem in his address
ter receiving their pay, arrived in
luncheon is certain to tand out
tional
Fund
of
America.
This
Sunday.
declared that he is sure Sir John
Rudna and instituted a wholesale
as one of the finest,
not the
In addition to the 11,000 du- ,
will carry out valuable projects and
attack on the Jewish population.
mum which were previously tic-
development plans, guaranteeing finest affair sponsored fi r worthy
They attempted to enlist the mem-
The Outlawry of War—A De-
Jewish
national
movements
in De-
qu ire( , the
t e NationalF
Fund ih has just
the welfare of the country's in-
bers of the police force to partici- lusion" will be the subject of Rab-
purchased 22,000 dunams of the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club habitants. His previous services troit. Approximately 500,
pate with them in the anti-Jewish bi Leon Fram's sermon at Temple
ing about 20 men, wero present.
27,000 unsold dunams of Haifa
that the
Hears Interesting Address endorse Palestine's belief
excesses.
Beth El this Sunday morning.
g under Fifty of this number pa d $50 or
13 ay I an d , th e res t 0 f it go i n to
t
country will have prosperity
by Rabbi Hershman.
Twelve of the participants were
more per plate, and tl e others
the Palestine Economic Corpora.
Rabbi From is personally ac-
his
administration.
arrested and tried. Two of the quainted with Salmon 0. Levin-
I paid $25 per plate to attend the
thin, which is working in co-opera-
Will Honor Mandate Terms.
"Hellenism and Judaism," Rabbi
leaders, Chvatka and Zhuravlov, son, the Chicago Jewish lawyer
tion with the National Fund.
In reply, Sir John Chancellor luncheon.
were sentenced to 10 years im- who is the author of the treaty on
The purchase of the valuable A. M. Hershman's address at the
Raise $13,735
Entertainments and Mau
stated he had held several appoint.
prisonment, four got three-year the outlawry of war, and while in
Translated in terms of money,
tract of land is considered of great dinner of the Men's Club of the ments, but never before felt no
Celebrations Mark Festi-
terms and six one-year terms.
as announced by Mrs. .1 oseph H.
importance
for
the
rebuilding
of
Shaarey
Zedek
on
Wednesday
Chicago, Rabbi From studied and
val's Observance.
heavily his responsiblities as in this
Palestine as the Jewish National evening, formed a topic for an in- post. "I regard it as my solemn Ehrlich, who presided at the din-
University Anti-Semite.' Nest
discussed the question together
teresting discussion by members'
ner, the sum of $13,735 was real-
The labor university of Minsk, with Mr. Levinson.
The week of Chanukah was a Homeland.
The price involved in the put- and guests of the club, on the oc duty to conduct the l'alestine gov- ized for Hadassah's health work in
The so-called multi-lateral treaty
capital of White Russia, was a nest
ernment in accordance with the Palestine. A check for $12,500
busy one in all the branches of
casion Bay
of the celebration
of
Cha-
chase
of
the
Haifa
land
is
-
of a systematic anti-Jewish cam- on the (outlawry, which has been
terms of the mandate to the inter- was presented at the dinner by,
the United Hebrew Schools. On
h
paign, it was revealed when the approved and signed by the great
Tuesday, the fourth day of Cha- stated to be ip the neighborhood k Rabbi
Hershman reviewed the eats of every section of the popu- Mrs. Ehrlich to Mrs. Edward Ja-
Jewish students submitted a for- powers of Europe and by nearly
nukah, at 5 p. m., the Kirby Cen- of $750,000. • • •
HON. MEYER JACOBSTEIN
history of the Hellenic-Hebraic lation. Palestine has lately :suf- cobs, who was the speaker of the
mal complaint to the local com- every nation in the world, is now
ter held its celebration. The same
conflict which led to the Macca-' fered an economic depression. All afternoon and who represented
mittee of the Communist party.
coming up for ratification in the with several important labor or- day, at 8 p. m., the Woman's NEWS GREETED WITH
bacon revolt and to the observance well wishers have watched with National Hadassah at the lunch-1
A
YOM-TOV
IN
JEWRY
United
States
Senate
at
the
pres-
ganizations. From 1912 to 1922
A report from Moscow received
of the Chanukah festival. In his sympathy the courage with which eon.
By Elias M. Epstein
he was labor manager of the Stein
here gives a wealth of details of ent short session of Congress.
address, Rabbi Ilershman also the hardships were endured. The • Mrs. Ehrlich, in brief but touch-,
(Jerusalem).
Block Co. of Rochester, and dur- HEBREW CLASSES
Of Interest to Jews.
the occurrence. At the labor uni-
made comparison of the ancient depression is now closing and for ing words, thanked the committee'
"Mosel Tor."
ing
1916-1918
he
served
as
media-
versity hall the anti-Semitic agita-
Jewish conflict with the Greeks to the future prospects are brighter. in charge of the luncheon, -the
IN CITY COLLEGE
Like the proposition of the
Vt. heref or .
"I hope to concentrate my atten- press and the artists of the after-
tors posted an appeal opening with League of Nations and the World tor in the clothing industry.
the
present-day struggle with the
"The National Fund has bought
tion on the development of the re-
the words: "Bey Zhidov" (beat Court, it is generally regarded as Brother•in•Law of Louie Lipsky.
forces ofassimilation.
She told her
vice that
Haifa Bay!"
s
ad-
sources
of the country, by g overn • she considered it a real privilege
Two Hebrew classes have
the Jews). As the result of the a test of whether the United
Congressman Jacobstein was
Participating
in
the
discussion
"Truly a Maze! Toy!"
omfent action and by encouragement to be able to preside at this impor.
complaint of the Jewish students, States wishes to juin with the horn in New York City Jan. 15, been started in the College of
following Rabbi Hershman'
In
this
manner
the
nevi's
was
private enterprise. The eco-
the City of Detroit, and an-
the local Communist party was in- other nations of the world in an 1880. He attended the University
greeted in Erez Israel. There has dress were Judge Harry B. Keidan, nomic development of the country tent gathering in local I: adassah's
strumental in calling a joint meet- effort to establish permanent of Rochester for one year and other is about to be formed.
Fred M. Butzel, Abe Srere, Morris
his,.A
tor
The experiment took the ini- not lately occurred much in the II. Zaekheim, Aaron Preger.son and necessitates both to enable the
ing of the students and the profes- World Peace. As is indicated in then went to Columbia University,
,
y lienedietion to Hadassah."
Zionist camp to rejoice the heart
sors. A stormy debate ensued in the title of his sermon, Rabbi Leon where he was graduated with the tial form of clubs, which were
Dr.
David
Fauman.
"You
are today a sanctification .
of the Yishuv and in the midst of
which 55 speakers participated. Fran does not share the optimism degree of A. B. in 1904. In 1905 organized by Seymour Tilchin
In addition to the high cultural country to sustain a larger popu- and a benediction to the organize- •
its
worries,
political
and
com-
the viii and
inhabitants.
The result was that two of the in- of those who regard the signing he received his M. A., and in 1907 and George Weiswasser, gradu-
increase the wealth of tion," Mrs. Ehrlich told her audi-
munal, the news which emanated note given the gathering by Rabbi lation
stigators, Stapranenko and scher- of this treaty as an effective pre- his Ph. D. from the same univer-, ates of the United Ilebrew
Chanu- ' "I trust that every section of the ence. "You are 500 words that
from the head office of the Keren Hershman's address, this fine
tso- poplation will realize the develop-
njakow, members of the Commu- ventative if war, and in his ser- sity. That sonic year he was mar- Schools of Detroit. They were
k
e
l
i
l
dinner
e
o
ho
proved
ovei
d
e
.
a
sing a fine song of divine service."
Kayemeth that the bulk of the
later transformed into classes
nist youth organization, were ex- mon he will disclose his own atti- ried to Lena Lipsky, sister of
and holiday affair. Nt the ment of the country is a common
Mrs. Ehrlich's introduction to
lands around Haifa Bay has been
for the study of Hebrew. One
interest which will create common the audience by Mrs. Sidney Stone,'
Louis
Lipsky,
president
of
the
pelled from the university.
least
interesting
portion
of
the
tude on the subject.
• • •
Zionist Organization of America. class of 15 has three non-Jew- acquired by it, roused at a bound evening was the one devoted to the patriotism. I have confidence that chairman of the luncheon commit•
the
spirits
of
every
Jew.
For
the
The proposal for the outlawry of His home is in Rochester, N. Y.
ish students, and another of 10
a great future is awaiting Pales-
FRICTION OF WORKERS
Yishuv at least has realized what musical program. Dr. Aaron Farb- tine, in no less a measure than the tee, was the signal for a sincere
war has especial interest fur Jews
has two non-Jews.
Congressman Jacobstein has
Haifa Bay means and what its pos- man, violinist, accompanied on the reverence for the sacredness of its ovation for the leader of the De-
CAUSES RENEWED VIOLENCE because the author of the idea is served the public over a long
piano by Fred 51. Butzel, ably
troit women Zionists.
a Jew who ranks with David Lu- period of time. Since 1923 he has
*ague in gave
its annual Chanukah
session
by the
Jewish
people played three selections. Rev. Eli- historic past."
Mr.. Jacobs' Address.
MOSCOW.—(J. T, A.)—Fur- bin and L. Zamenhoff among the been a member of Congress, where party
the Philadelphia-Byron
means.
It has
seen
that valuable
Following the ceremony, Sir John
Mrs. Jacobs, in a beautiful ex-
ther cases of friction leading to' great Jewish leaders in the move- he has gained the distinction of
area, w h mi •gh t in other c scum- fah Zaludkowski, accompanied by proceeded to the government house
Samuel
Shpargel
on
the
piano.
auditorium
.
position
of Zionism, pointed to the
violence and arrest are reported ment for international peace. Sal- being one of the best informed
, stances well have been the subject
sang appropriate Chanukah songs. where he took the oath of office ad- maturity and growth of Hadassah
.
,
in the Soviet press from various mon Levinson 's name has been pro- men on economic and labor ques-
(Turn to Page Eight)
ministered by the chief justice of as evidence of an ever-growing in-
This
dinner-meeting
was
held
in
Chanukah,
at
5
1).
m.,
the
children
Russian centers.
posed for the Nobel Peace Prize.
tions. He was elected each time of the Oakland School gathered in
the main synagogue of the Shaa- the l'alestine supreme court. Tens terest in the Palestine movement.
According to a report in the Yid-
Future Sermons.
by a large majority. In addition,
rey Zedek, Willis and Brush. of thousands of the population of
auditoriumm
h
"Regardless how we approach
dish Communist daily, Ernes, two
the Holy City thronged in the
Theodore Levin presided.
On Saturday morning, Rabbi from 1907 to 1908, he was spe- Synagogue
approach it
Jewish workers in the Bobruisk Adolph Fink of the !fillet Founda- cial agent of the Department of gram.
streets to welcome the new high Judaism, we must
Y.
Te a- Dance Sunday.
through a poetic note," Mrs. Ja-
Soviet glass factory, Octiabr, tion at Ann Arbor will occupy the Commerce in Washington.
T
e So
Young
of commissioner. The houses were cobs said. "Zionism attempts to
Thursday evening the pupils o f
where the Barshay affair occurred, pulpit. Because of his over-crowd-
Congressman Jacobstein also the Philadelphia-Byron School
the Shaarey Zedek will sponsor a decorated with flags. Pupils of the make of Judaism an asset. There
poured boiling glass on a Russian ed schedule and in order to be able taught at universities. From 1903 filled the large hall of the school
tea-dance at the main synagogue, Jerusalem schools and boy scouts are many who find themselves
fellow worker, injuring him seri- better to distribute his time be- to 1913 he was assistant professor and spent the evening in true Cha-
Willis and Brush, at 3 p. m. this pare( e( .
thinking, 'Isn't Judaism a liabil-
Views of Opposing Factions.'
ously.
tween the pulpit and the Religious of economics in the University of nukah fashion. The same evening, New York State Emergency Sunday.
Editorial comment in the Hebrew ity?' Those who are shut out of
The culprits, Bodonin and To- Schools, Rabbi Leon Pram has in- North Dakota. From 1913 to at 7 p. m., the children of the Six-
society, or are prevented from se-
Conference Pledges Com-
and
the
Arabic
press
of
Palestine
flenko, declared their act was de- vited Rabbi Fink to occupy the 1918 he was professor of eco- Mile Road School held their cele-
CONFERENCE SUNDAY
handi-
pletion of Fund.
on the occasion of Sir John Chan. curing positions, or are
liberate in revenge for the treat- Saturday morning pulpit once a nomics at the University of Roch- bration, and at 8 p. m. the stu•
TO HEAR JOEL ENTIN celLres arrival in Jerusalem to capped in their profession, by their
ester. During the war Congress- dents of the Fenkell School gave
ment accorded the Jewish girl month.
Jewishness,
and
are
forced
to
ask
ALBANI.—(J. T. A.)—The
take up his post as high commis-
man Jacobstein was director of the a program to which the following
worker, Miss Barshay, by the Rus-
On Sunday morning, Dec. 23, the
A conference of representatives sioner, brings out the views of the this question, are offered a solu-
sian workers. "If we had not pulpit will be occupied by another emergency course at the Univer- members of the Ilazomir Choral adoption of resolutions urging that
tion
by
the
Zionist
movement.
of Jewish organizations, called for
done it somebody else would," Michigan rabbi, Rabbi Philip Wat- sity of Rochester.
Society contributed: M . Shane, final payments be made on the this Sunday at People's Hall. leaders of the two sections of the
"Through Zionism we see the
led es toward the United Jewish
Palestine population.
Active in National Politics.
they declared.
tenor; Mrs. E. Blumenfeld, so- pg
erman of Grand Rapids, who will
Twelfth and Seward, to plan for
Campaign
quota
for
the
state
of
The Hebrew newspapers wel- possibility of regenerating a peo-
Congressman
Jacobstein
has
prano; Sirs. Samuels, soprano;
The incident has aroused a sen- speak on the subject "Striving Af-
ple
and regenerating a land, and
the
Gewerkschaften
(Palestine
New York and the presentation of
comed the new high commissioner.
traveled widely. Ile is acquaint- Miss M. Nusbaum, pianist.
sation. A special commission for ter Wind."
of creating new values in this
workers') campaign, will he ad-
ed with all sections of the United
Sunday, the day immediately a check for $25,000 were the re- dressed by Joel Entin, noted edu- Despite the disappointments of the world. We hope from the East to'
investigation was appointed.
Rabbi From announces that States. During 1908 and 1909 he
suit of the emergency conference
p receding years, their editorials de- shed such light as will be a beacon
Five Russian workers in the among the books which he will re- traveled in Europe and studied succeeding Chanukah, was added to stimulate payment of pledges cator and lecturer, of New York.
clam Palestine Jewry looks for-
as an extra day, a sort of "Isru
Shlisselburg factory in Leningrad view from the pulpit in the course conditions there.
The conference will work out, ward to a new era of prosperity light everywhere."
held here Sunday at the Ten Eyck
Chog,"
and
several
celebrations
"We cannot live on tradition
were found guilty of torturing of the season will be: "Whither
plans
for
the
campaign
which
will
Hotel
under
the
chairmanship
of
and
progress under the brilliant
Ile has been active in New York
their Jewish fellow-workers Hut- :Mankind" by Charles A. Beard and State as well as in the national were held. The pupils of the new Bernard B. Given of Syracuse, open in Detroit about the middle administrator and colonizer. They alone," Mrs. Jacobs continued.
man and given prison sentences. others. "Jews Are Like That" by public affairs. In 1924 he was Tuxedo-Holmur School, prepared New York state chairman.
of January. The special Palestine point to the fact that the new high "We cannot continue to feed on
Two of them, members of the Analyticus (James Waterman delegate to the Democratic Na- playlets, recitations, pageants and
Governor Alfred E. Smith wel- delegation, which includes Mayor . commissioner in statements made the glories of the past. We must
Comsomol, Communist youth or- Wise), "The Rise of the House of tional Convention. In 1925 be was mass singing for a celebration on comed the conference to the capi- D. Bloch of Tel Aviv Israel Mere- la ~ to re his departure for Jerusalem be able not only to interpret our
that day. The following members
ganization, were sentenced to two Rothschild" and "The Reign of the asked to be the Democratic candi- of the Hazomir Choral Society will tal and Col. Herbert II. Lehman, minskyand Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff (.xprestal his sympathy with the history, but to plan for the future
rcteh
and march
years' imprisonment. Their three House of Rothschild" by Egon date for mayor of the City of
will be present here during the
also participate: Cantor A. Rosen- lieutenant-governor-elect, spoke on
Greeted by Men Workers.
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.)
accomplices were given terms of Caesar Corti.
Rochester, but declined.
feld, baritone; S. Sherman, tenor; the work of the Joint Distribution campaign.
Shortly
after the women were
from four months to a year and
Miss Smilansky, soprano, and Committee and the necessity of
seated for the luncheon, they were
a half.
supplying the committee with
Miss R. Sherman, pianist.
surprised
by
the entrance into the
Four Russian workers in the
Sunday evening at 6:30 the f funds so that it can meet its con-
hall in a body of a group of 17
sugar factory at Uladovsk, near
West Vernon Highway School, mittments. Resolutions of uprise-
and leaders in the
officers
men,
all
Kiev, were arrested, charged with
located at Verner Highway and elation were adopted to National
United Palestine Appeal and the
anti-Semitic activities against their
David A. Brown, to
Wendell avenue, will give a din-
W
Zionist
Organization,
who came to
Jewish fellow-workers. It was
nee to all the members of the Bernard B. Given, state chairman,
greet the women and to congratu-
stated that the leaders of the
school and their friends. A. J. and to Colonel Lehman.
late
them
on
their
success.
Each
gang, Formaluk and liabura, were
Governor Smith in his address Plan to Invade Every Section of the City in Campaign for
Apel, the head teacher of the
of the men present paid $25 for-
formerly employes of Count Po- Ceremonies Marked by Addresses by Public Officials and school, has arranged for an inter - declared: "I am familiar, through
Members;
Leon
Kay
to
Address
Meeting
Dec.
20
on
admission
to
the
luncheon.
The
Educators:
Project
Lauded
by
Mayor
Walker of
tocki, who was the owner of the
my talks with Colonel Lehman, of
esting program.
"Economic Possibilities in Palestine."
plant before it was confiscated by
New York as Cultural Force in the City.
your particular organization and
(Turn to Page Opposite EditoriaL)
what you have been doing since
the Communist authorities.
the war. 1 very heartily congratu-
The Detroit Zionist District, by are: Fenkell, Six-Mile road, Oak
NEW YORK.—With addresses value to human progress unless de- J
ou on it and I assure you decision of the administrative and land, Mack avenue, Michigan ave.
late y,
b v pub lie official
ci als and educators. veloned in an atmosphere of high C
ANVASS
that there is no duty that the executive committees, will invade nus, Dexter boulevard, Ferndale
and prayers and hymns by noted spiritual impulsion.
Technical
every section of the city in an ef- avenue, etc. Pontiac will also be
rabbis and cantors, the first corn- training produces ever more effi-
any more pleasing than to lend fort to enroll as many Jews as can canvassed. Meetings will be ar-
pleted building of the Yeshiva Col- cient workers in the many profes-
encouragement
by
his
presence
possibly he reached in the Zionist ranged in the synagogues and cen-
lege group in 180th street and sions; man's command over nu- Hundreds of Volunteers to Partici.
.
and by what word of comfort he organization, and at the same time ters of these sections.
Amsterdam avenue was opened lure's resources and his own pow-
pate in Collections on
may
be
able
to
say
to
those
that
and dedicated Sunday afternoon. ens grows ever more controlled.
The membership campaign will
M•ccab•ean
Day.
The annual Macabean Day col- are interested in charitable work
than 20,000 attended the greater, surer; that these powers
ads;, continued by means of per- Marshall Declares
Work
All Participating Artists to More
and charitable endeavors.
exercises.
and resources shall be properly
sonal canvassing among Detroit
Suffers From Lack of
"Accordingly, it is a pleasure
be Present at Center
Jews This Sunday, Dec. 16, will
The first ceremonies were held employed for the general better- teething for the Jewish National
Co-Ordination.
Saturday Evening.
especially be utilized for the pur-
outside the new building, erected meat of mankind, the generations Fund, through the sale of Jewish for me to come here today and
pose of enrolling members. the day
at a cost of $2,500,000. At 4 of our leaders in all fields must be National Fund buttons, will take welcome you to this mike] city of
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) —
The hostess and art committees o'clock the exercises were trans- imbued with a hopeful idealism, place here this Saturday evening the state. And I hope your meet-
having been set aside as National
ing here will be fruitful of more
Jewish education in the United,
Of the first art exhibition of the {erred to the auditorium of the must have, in addition to their and all day Sunday.
Membership Day.
success
than
you
even
wish
for
States for which American Jews.
season which opened on Dec. 3 at college, where 2,000 persons heard wide information, character rich in
It is expected that close to 200 yourself."
Message Frain Dr. Weiam•nn.
spend annually between four and
the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne
ory message sent by devotion to high p rind
, and vo
participatee in the
"If anything in my life has made
1,, a special message for Na- five millions of dollars, suffers.
avenue, have made plans to enter- Vice-President-elec t Charles Cur- willingness t o se rve i n the light of collections s will
annually conducted due ' me feel the value of spirituality,
tional
Membership
Day,
Dr.
Chaim
from the lark of co-ordination and
tain at the final showing of the Cis, and applauded an address by these, for the benefit of their ing Chanukah week. Among the of Jewish spirituality, it is my
Weizmann urges all Zionist mem- from insufficient support, was the
exhibition on Saturday evening, Mayor Walker. Thousands who country and all humankind.
organizations which have thus far connection with the cultural or re-
bers
to
renew
their
membership,
statement of Louis Marshall, Ines,,
Dec. 15, at 8 o'clock.
had attended the outdoor exercises
"As an institution consecrated pledged to participate in the can- ligious activities of the Joint Dia-
saying: "Any Jew who has at ident of the American Jewish Com-
This exhibition of etchings, oils, stormed the doors to hear the main to the development of this spiritual vans on Sunday are:
Chalutzos,
Zero
Zion,
Chalutzim.
tribution
Committee,"
said
Colonel
.
mittee, who was the principal'
a
member
of
the
any time been
water colors, batiks and metal addresses and inspect the building. attitude toward life, may the Ye-
"I did not honestly
Zionist Organization would be speaker at the annual di nner and.
work by New York and Detroit A score of policemen sought for shiva and its college, find these, its Young Emanuels, Northwestern Lehman.
think that that spirit existed any-
committing a great wrong toward Chanukah celebration of the Jew-
artists is given under the auspices more than an hour to preserve or- ' new buildings, but the beginning Women's League, students and where in this world. When you
l'alestine if, just at the time when ish Education Association held at
of the Jewish Centers Association. der.
, alumni of United Hebrew Schools, saw or knew of literally hundreds
_ of its extended service."
the extended Jewish Agency is the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New
Mrs. Milton Alexander, chair-
"City Is Interested."
Young Judaea and others.
The college, which will combine
being
formed, he should allow his York, Sunday night.
man of the hostess committee, and secular and religious studies, w as
The committee in charge of the of
thousands
who
preferred of to men
have and
the women
money
Mayor
Walker
said
the
opening
name to be dropped from the mem.' A distinguished gathering of
Mrs. David B. Werbe, chairman of formed by the combination of the of the college was a landmark in canvass here is headed by Abe
Aaron
Kurland
is
which
was
available
used
for
the
bership
lists, and be regarded New York Jews attended the din-
the art committee, will be assisted Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological
Lachover.
development and maintenance of
hereinafter as excluded from the ner which was presided over by
by the following ladies at the re- Seminary, for rabbis, al Ortheio the city's progress, and was sym• chairman of the Detroit Jewish Na- their religious life rather than for
x
belie
of
the
energy
and
initiative
Lieutenant -Governor - El ect CoL
Zionist
fraternity."
ception on Saturday evening: Mrs. institution, at 301 East Broadway
tional Fund.
the purpose of furnishing
fuishing bread,
Jewish population.
H. Lehman. It was an impressive
Kay to Speak Thursday.
Joseph Ehrlich, Mrs. E. A. Er- with the Yeshiva College. The , of the
„
clothing
and
shelter,
which
they
LEON
KAY
demonstration
for Jewish educe.
"The city is indeed indebted,"
mann, Mrs. Charles A. Finster- group of buildings will eventually
The meeting of the Zionist Dis- tion. Max W. Hollander intro-
needed to a degree which you and
weld, Mrs. Isaac Gilbert, Mrs. John occupy three city blocks and w ill he declared, "not only becaus,; you RUBINSTEIN CHOSEN
to disseminate knowledge about trict on Thursday evening, Dec. duced Col. Lehman as t he toast-
cannot
possibly
visualize—when
I
A. Ileavenrich, Mrs. David E. Ho- accommodate 2,500 high school have brought to the skylinq a
20, at the Philadelphia-Byron Tal-, master. A feature of the occasion
VILNA CHIEF RABBI you see these
e making the happenings in Palestine.
architectural
be achievement in archr
institu-
kin, Mrs. David Huber, Mrs. Harry students together with the semi- new
A corps of speakers, including mud Torah, will be addressed by was the showing of • mo ving pie-
most
tremendous sacrifices in or-
m
he an
but because you
B. Keidan, Mrs. Sol Levin. Mrs. nary and college students. An ath- beauty,
Leon Kay, who will speak on ture depicting the various activi-
chairman
of
the
Jacob
Miller,
VILNA.—(J. T. A.)—Rabbi I. der to maintain the life of their
Max May, Mrs. Maurice Morse, letic field will be built on pert of tion
.y will work for a greater moral
to membership drive; Israel Zilber, "Economic Possibilities in Pales- ties of the association, ranging
city
i , and the maintenance of the Rubinstein, member of the Polish synagogue and religious school,
Mrs. Oscar C. Robinson, Mrs. Har-
tine." Mr. Kay has made a deep from propaganda work to assisting
good
vice-president
of
the
Detroit
Zion-
as
highest standards of living and Senate representing the district of bring up their children
old II. Smiley, Mrs. John Slawson, the campus.
Senator Curties Message.
Vilna, was elected chief rabbi of members of the faith, you realize ist District; Joseph Haggai, Leon study of the subject and is in po- the construction of new school
government.
Mrs. Milford Stern, Mrs. Meyer
sition, by virtue of actual experi-, buildings . An illuminated resolu-
secretary
of
the
District;
Vice-President-elect C u r t i a's
"The devotion and self-sacrifice the cit of Vilna at a session of the hold which the spiritual life ■ Kay,
Sulzberger, Mrs. Joseph Welt.
has on these people, and you also Aaron Kurland, chairman of the ence i.. organizing enterprises for tion of thanks to Jacob Wener,
of the Jews in the past is vindi- the he illah board.
The public is invited to attend. message follows:
"Education, mastery of the tools cated today in this most splendid A stormy debate preceded the realize why the Jewish faith has: Jewish National Fund; NI. Michlin Palestine, to discuss his subject. chairman of the Committee of One
This will be the last opportunity of
existed and the Jewish people and others will address the sec• Ile is an engineer by profession Hundred, to whom the dinner was
viewing the exhibition inasmuch as essential to man's complex organ- institution. With it begins an- vote, two members of the board,
and is especially interested in the given, was presented by Jonah J.
down through genera- tional meetings.
it will close on Sunday, Dec. 16. ization, familiarity with the bark- other determined effort to carry representatives of the Orthodox. have come
industrial development of Pales - '
Sections To Be Covered.
during the last several thou- I
his
ales-
tions
Israel,
opposing
to man's col- Agudath
d conductive
c
All the artists will be present at groan
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the reception on Saturday evening. torah growt h , holds
FRAM TO DISCUSS
OUTLAWRY OF WAR
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
In connection with the interest
.aken by the l'alestine popula-
ion in the bulletin's issued on
King George's condition, old
^esidents here recall his visit to
Jerusalem in 1i82 when he was
he l'rince of Wales. He arrived
with his brother, Prince Albert,
one the eve of Passover and ex-
pressed the desire to attend a
Seder service at the home of the
Chief Rabbi.
Accompanied by the British
Consul and his physician, they
spent the evening at the Chief
halobi's home. The Prince ex-
pressed himself as deeply im-
pressed by the ceremonies. No-
sierBehar, then director of the
Alliance Israelite Universelle
schools here, now a resident of
New York, supplied the expla-
nations of the service to the dis-
tinguished guests who partook
of the l'assover meal.
HOLIDAY SPIRIT AT
CHANUKAH DINNER
CHANUKAH IS BUSY
WEEK IN SCHOOLS
AT U. J. C. MEETING
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, •-,
• to Hold Educational
nists
Locat io
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Meetings in Al:
Al l Synagogues, Centers
20,000 Attend Exercses Dedcatng
i i
.
First Building of Yeshiva allege
EXHIBITION CLOSES
WITH A RECEPTION
• N . F‘• ANNUAL
HERE
DEMONSTRATION
FOR EDUCATION
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