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VOL, XXVIII. NO. 20

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PALESTINE POLIC y

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CAMPAIGN IGNORED
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l(sfed of Jewish i i l iit i o ili cuFlti urialupi
(
yortunity (offered by
Studies has ju(s.als
bulletin t
Il
.
for the season 1929-1930.
New
This will be the fifth scholastic
Starts Contest on Question
courses are announced in Jewish year of the Temple's school of
of Future of American
history, literature, religion, He- adult toelucation. Beth El College
brew, pedagogy and social service. ceourses are given every Monday Trial of Jew in Haifa is Test
Judaism.
Moscow Synagogues Report-
Case For the Self-
The bulletin announces also that night, beginning Monday night,
ed Crowded during Rosh
any
group
of
people
who
are
inter-
Oct.
21,
and
going
Defense.
on for 30 ses-
PROVIDES $1,500 MORE
in having a coarse given slims. The official registration
Haahonah Services.
CONTINUES TO ADHERE ested
FOR STUDENT CONTEST
them in Jewish history, religion or hour will be Monday, Oct. 21, at COUNSEL ARECHOSEN
TO PRO-ZIONIST VIEW S literature may apply to Rabbi 7:00, but students are advised to
BY
JEWS
AND
ARABS
DEMONSTRATION MADE
Dr. Samson Benderly Heads
tram, the general (I rector of the apply immediately for courses they
college, and a course will be ar- desire by tilling out the application
AT WARSAW SYNAGOG
Committee; Contest
Declares There Will be N 0 ranged
Services atWailing Wall
at
a
day
and
hour
conveni.
blank
in
the
bulletin.
The
courses
Open to Public.
Deviation From Balfour
Led by Aged Rabbi
loot to the students. The applica- are open to all people who have a
Postponement of Collectivi-
lion nni,t give definitely the course
Declaration.
Sonnenfeld.
high school education or its equiva.
A prize of $10,000 has loves of-
of study desired and must contain lent.
zation Day for Jewish
fens! loy Julius Rosenwald of Chi-
the signatures of at least 15 stu-
NEW
YORK
(J
T
c ap, and will be awarded for the
The Course in Teaching,
JERUSALENL — (J, T. A.) —
Colonists Welcomed.
Prime Minister MacDonald in .. tin s who in end to attend the
best essay on "The Future of Am-
The course in "Methods of Four thousand Jews came to wor-
wireless from aboard the steamto °_ course regularly throughout the
ship at the Wailing Wall during
erican Judaism" in a contest
'
season.
Teaching
in
the
Jewish
Religious
MOSCOW,—(J,
T. A.) — All
Berengaria to Felix M. Warburg
which is open to the general pub-
seven synagogues in the Soviet
B ulletins
. '
chairman of the adinieistrativ _ '
of the college may be School," which was given last year the two days of Rosh Hashonah. No
incidents
eoccurred
lic, it has been announced by the
to
mar
the
sect
by Miss Stella Sutinskv of the Ile-
capital were crowded to capacity,
by writing
to Beth
committee of the Jewish Agency ,i obtained
by
(
t h an
,i,i E P..1 Cob-
or partment
Julius Rosenwald Prize Essays
of literature - of the De- ices '
many were unable to gain admit-
fur Palestine, consented to receiv ' 1 ,ge , 8801 ‘Voo fw 1 avenue,
• •
Committee through Dr. Samson
tance, during the Rosh Ilashonah
h % fl ing ti the registrar,
Fistrar, Miss troll public schools, is to be given
telephoning
During the month of Elul just
a representative Jewish deputati11 yi l 0,ki•iiit:1,
Benderly, chairman of a sub-cotn.
this year by Rabbi Leon ' , ram. ended, only 300 persons visited
services and the memorials held for
x hand er, o
On Oct. 1 at the /hotel SVeyliti
melee in charge of the contest.
.
'They will be distributed to the Miss Sulinsky will resume her work Rachers Tomb on he outskirts of
the victims of the Palestine out-
New York.
The headquarters of the committee
breaks.
rus U
alem.
Beth
El College in the ensuing •Je
sually, many thou-
of any Jewish organize- at year
The
The deputation will present the members
are at the Federation Building, 71
course is intended es- I sands make the pilgrimage to the
lion which wishes to encourage its •
Private congregations were not
views
of
American
Jewry
to
the
JULIUS ROSENWALD
. West 47th Street, New York.
tomb (luring the last month of the
British Prime Minister on the ques ' membership to take advent age of (Turn to Pa
formed this year, for the first time
ge Opposite Editorial) year.
JAMES RAMSAY MacDONALD in, many years, because the house
Another contest restricted to un-
ti n ts arising out of the recent
der-graduate students in colleges
committees were instructed not to
events in Palestine,
and seminaries will be conducted
permit thPconverting of homes in-
JERUSALEM. — (J, T. A.) —
Mr. Warburg slated to the Jew-
to place' of worship.
in which prizes amounting to $1,-
zs The Jerusalem police commandant,
ish Telegraphic Agency that he has
500 will be awarded by Mr. Ros-
Mavrogarelato, authorized the Jew.
invited Dr. Cyrus Adler, Mr. Ber-
On the ther hand, Jewish Com-
enwald. The following have ac.
ish
Telegraphic
Agency
here
too
nard Elexner, Dr. Lee K. Frankel,.
munists report that 39 enterprises
tooted the invitation of the com.
state that the first and second days
employing 6,000 Jews and non-
Hon. William M. Lewis, Mr. Louis
A Yom Kippur Sermon.
of
Rosh
Ilashoonah
were
unevent-
mittee to act as fudges in loot h con-
I.ipsky and Mr. Morris Rothenberg
Jews worked on Rosh llashonah,
---
tests: Dr. Leo K. Frankel of New
ful, nothing happening anywhere
to join him as sueh deputation.
the wages of which were given by
B y RABBI LEON FRAM
York, Elisha Si. Friedman of New Call to Work Made by Head
in Palestine to mar the holiday.
Premier MacDonald arriving in
the workers toward the fund now
York, Prof. Nathan Isaacs of liar
Conditions have sufficiently
im- $25-a-Platz Social Event to being raised fr construction
New York on Friday , declared to
of Jewish National Fund
.
.
of the
0
•
I
vard University, Judge Irvin g
t re
t
I( Jan
t he representative of the Jewish
aeroplane. The report
in Jerusalem,
About 20 miles northwest of acccident that Rabbi Tarphon, th ing of the curfew in Jaffa and Tel
eat Quota of
'm
A en of New York and Judg to
Telegraphic Agency that the Labor
estimated that 2,600 Jews worked
Jerusalem
lies
the
village
•
Horace Stern of Philadelphia.
of Lud.
Aviv, which the local authorities
at the railroad stations unloading
$15,000.
SI. M. L'ssishkin, president of cabinet has made it clear that there It is now a railway junction. Com- president of the Sanhedrin, kne w have done
on their own responsi-
The G
I Theme,
will be no deviation on the part of
him and thought that the drab li
cars. Work had been contracted
The general theme of the essay s the board of directors of the Jew- the present government from the ing up. from Egypt along the lie attic of the small, inconspicuou t - bility. The New Year thus began
Detroit chapter of Iladassah an- there for 4,000 Jewish workers.
to be submitted has, with the al) :oh National Fund, has addressed Balfour Declaration. Except for coastal railroad constructed origi- house of that simple unknown ma ' in Tel Aviv with restored confi-
Reports Vary.
nally
by
the
British
army,
one
nounces
its
second
"Give
or
Get"
proved Mr. Rosenwald, been for - the following appeal "t(o our corn- this statement, the Premier declined
would be an ideal place for a s " dunce of security.
The Taos, Soviet news agency,
, $25 luncheon on Tuesday, Dec, 10,
minted by the committee as fit - reties everywhere:"
to discuss the. Palestine situation 'changes trains at loud for Jeru- crest meeting.
Services •t Wailing Wall.
,saltom
and
the
interior.
reports
that
in Leningrad
in detail.
All was quiet nt the
g s ap tonlil o ortsth o lip S
lows: "For the fullest spiritual (le
Thus begins the story of the hi
o tarlet
r helas t I ie3a i,r in tyr• Jewish workers were at their 16,090
In nn o bscure s treet
"A terrible salami
th e city torte secret conference of rabbis i
over. Adheres to Views Held in 1924.
paSta
vehement of the individual ,le
n Wrall during the first day of Ros h !
of
duty
during
the holiday. This
w
;
taken
us
Our
pioneer
in
Pales-
of
loud,
in
an
obscure
house
on
"I am occupied with Anglo-Amer-
the garret at loud. In the dark Hashanah. 1'he Jewish stre ets in
and the most effective functionin t:
is expected to serve as a stimulus estimate is considered here to be
that
street
lived
an
obscure
man
attic, or rather the small u
of the Jewish community in Amer
ican relations. The Palestine ques-
the Old City, in the quarter Meah
The name story of the flat-roofed house ( .r Shearim and other quarts•rs as.; to the large committee which has exaggerated.
tools is being handled by Arthur by [he na me of
ice, how can Jewish life best ad
Il enderson, Foreign Secretary, and of Nitzeh would never have en- Nitzeh there were gathered on •suns ol their usual High Holiday!
In Minsk it is reported that
just itself to and influence master
tered
history were it not for the day in the year 134 a group o f appearance and white-robed, fur-
many artisans worked both days of
Lo rd Passfield. Besides, I will re-
life well respect to (a) beliefs an,
Rush
Hashanah. Some, however,
ceive a deputation of the Jewish
learned own. They wer the ri e•lost capped worshippers walked the !
theories; (b) institutions; tht
went first to the synagogue and
Agency in New York on Oct. 11,
eminent rabbis of Israel.
home, the synagogue, the schoo
he • streets leisurely, unafraid and un-
then
to
work. In Odessa 19 enter-
uln, I will have an opportunity of
had come to this house from a jl dismayed.
and ether communal agencies; and
prises, where the majority of work-
saying more," Premier MacDonald
parts of Palestine. They wer co
tel Jewish education; for the child
the regular religious services at
ers
are
Jews, were in operation.
stated.
fugitives from justice, every ma n the Wailing Wall were renewed on
the youth and adult?" The con
In Cherkov only the collective,
When shown an article on Pales-
of them. The officers of the Ito o. Rosh Ilashonah eve, Friday, at 4
test which is open to the genera
worked,
while individual artisans
tine which he wrote in 1924, in
public calls for essays of 15,000 to
man emperor were hot upon thei ✓ p.
in the presence of police and
abstained. Similar was the situ-
which he has stated not the Aral,
trail for they had broken the de military.
100,000 words in length while in the
A superabundance of
ation
in
Kiev
and in other cities.
people but the landowners oppose
cree of imperial Rothe.
students contest the length of the
military precautions marked the
Jewish immgiration and flirt the Summerfield is President;
Not a single clash has been re-
essay is to be front 15,000 to 35,0(10
The Secret Conference.
(occasion, as the district commis-
Jewish workers contribute toward
words.
prted, but Moscow Jewish Com-
Finsterwald Chairman
Emperor Hadrian had decree i 1sioner, his Arab assistants, as well
the standard of life and to
munist leaders complain openly
that the Jewish religion must b ,,as the police commandant, were on
The announcement issued by Dr.
Of Board.
the material and spiritual develop-
that the labor unions have entirely
given up, that no Jewish custon t ! duty, while an additional number
Benderly states that Mr. Rosen-
ment of the Arab masses, the Lab-
ignored the anti-lligh Holiday cam-
wald was led to make his (der by
might any longer be observed, n „ • of Palestine police patrolled the
Szunuel Summerlield and Adolph service of Jewish worship held, n vi,
paign, with the result that the larg-
or Premier stated that he still holds
pea ss ilai ges leading to the Western
reading an article writte n by
Finsterwald have been elected Jewish holiday celebrated and the t
this
view
to
he
true.
est
factory, Koskvoshvei, refused
Elisha M. Friedman and published
On the reception committee ap- president and chairman of the ex- no rabbi 'night ever again teac
to
participate in the campaign. A
in "Union Tidings," a monthly
Sonnenfeld Leads Service.
ecutive board, respectively, of the the Bible. Every one of they
pointed
by
Mayor
Walker
to
wel-
similar
attitude was taken by the
publication of the Union of Amer-
•
Rabbi Chaim Sonnenfehl, the
come the distinguished visit oe were Detroit Service Group of the Jew- men had defied that decree!.
Comsomol, Communist youth or-
ican Hebrew Congreg.ations. Mr.
aged Orthodox leader of Jerusa-
Bernard Baruch, Paul Bloch, Ber- ish Welfare Federation. Both men
ganization.
Friedman's article dealt with the
Roman patrols honeycombed Je _ lern, conducted the services, corn-
nard Gimbel, Edmund Guggenheim, were elected Unanimously at the
Postpone Collectivisation Day.
problem of the adjustment of Jude-
rusalent and Luel and their en - Tole tely oblivious to the. bustling of-
Henry Mortenthau, Adolph S. reorganization meeting.
The order of the Wzik, Central
ism in America. In the course of
virons.
And now in that litth , Ilea:els, leading his congregation,
Ochs.
Mortimer
Schiff,
Jesse
The
Not
net
Service
Group
is
Executive
the article, Mr. Friedman wrote:
Committee, postponing
Straus, B. C. Vladeck, Felix M. now being re-organized end a per- • garret in the house of Nitzeh Rabb , which (lid not exceed 20 worship- .
Collectivization Day for the Jew-
h
p
e
i
nrisi
,
as
if
thousands
were
around
rarphon,
Rabbi
Ishmael
and
Rabb
Suggested the Contest.
i
Warburg, Morris Hillquit, presi-
MRS. D. W. SIMONS.
ish colonists from Oct. 14 on which
"The layman, long of cash and
Akiba and a number of others wer
dent of the Socialist Petty and
Yom Kippur falls this year, met
discussing in hushed voices—whit (
not short of ideals and the will to
The pavement before the wall undertaken to achieve , greater re-,
(others.
with great satisfaction in Jewish
Nitzeh kept a lookout against Ito . was stripped of all furniture and
serve, cam set thousands of schol-
salts this year.
'leeks here. The order is consider-
man
soldiers—the
problem
of
the
ars the world over, thinking on the
appurtenances, in accordance with
MACDONALD'S VIEWS ON
M. M. USSISHKIN
The purpose of this luncheon it n ed ist, a blow to the anti-religious
rot rpet tuition of Judaism.
problem. A $5,0011 or $10,000
military regulations issued the day
ZIONISM AND PALESTINE
campaign
of the Jewish Commu-
Ito
meet
Detroit
Iholassahht
quota
Rabbi Tarphon, the presiding before, except a diminutive •ash-
prize, open to Jewish scholars the tine was again attacked, the enemy
Sir. MacDonald's views on Pal-
world , o'er, may not solve the prob- intending to ruin and destroy what to stint, and the relation of the Ar-
officer, counselled that Jews shoule I stand, a small table for reading of of $15,000 fur the work of the Ha.'
dassah
Medical
Organization.
The
Ernes,
Communist Yiddish
be warned to be a little more can the Torah, a bookrack and an ark,
lem but will cast light in the fol- has bee n n built. There have been a hs too the Zionist aims were ex-
It is anticipated that every wo- daily, in an editorial rept:mends B.
lowing questions:
tious, a little more secret in their ;All article's were previously meons.
sacrifices of men and money, but P ressed in an article in the New
Smolar,
representative
of the Jew-
eobservance of the Torah until ured and stamped by the govern- man who, attended last year's
"1. How can Judaism ino made the building remains. The na- P alestine on May 5, 1922. llis
Hadrian's fury should blow over ; meat. No benches, stools or mat- "Give tor Get" luncheon will be ' sh Telegraphic Agency, fur draw-
to funo•tion and serve effectively in lion's answer, from the four roe- v iews on the, Arab question were
ng
to
the
attention
of
the
authori-
eager
to
and they could breathe more easily tings were allowed. The passage
participate this year, and ;
modern society?
(oars of the earth, is—"Building xpressed in this article as fol.
again. But Ishmael, the youngest Wall entirely dark except fur an that many more women whom the ' ties that the Collectivization Day
"2. How can our beliefs be mod- proceeds." Not only (lid we tie the I( ows:
c
oincides
with
Yom
Kippur,
of the assembly, who was popu- acetylene lamp erected just before committee did nut have time to
"Theo Arab population do not and
ified to conform to modern scien- future of our people with the
tific COnreptions? and yet
larly known as "curly-haired Ish- •the service began near the newly reach last year will be enrolled this Denies Statement Bidjan Better
building of our land, but we inter- el ennot use or develop the resourc-
mael, maintained that it would built entrance to the Mosque over- year. The term ei,e or get'
"3. How Nth historical contact twined with it what is more impor- s of Palestine. This is not dis-
Than Palestine.
1101 suffice to warn the people to be looking the passage from at height simply means that women may
tont, the honor of the nation. p uteri by any one who knows the
be maintain(ool with the past?
Professor Harris who headed
either subscribe outright or raise t he American commission which in-
cautious. It was actually neces- , of about 50 feet.
"4. How ran the experience of adversary can stop the historic ea ountry. The total population
sary—and
he startled his col-
process,
the
pi
!Thoth.
idea
of
the
I'
ahostine today, Si' George Adam
the Reform movement—its contri-
Col. Frederick II, Klsch, mem- the $25 by their own efforts. How- vestigated th e
leagues by saying it—to give the ber of the Jerusalem Zionist ever, anyone planning to earn her i sh colonization in Bira-Bidjan,
bution- and its deficiencies be "Return of the sons to their Noun- mith has pointed out, in less than'
Jewish people rabbinical permis- •Executive; Jacob Fishman, manag- money must consult !Sirs. Henry a uthorized the correspondent to
tv as that of Galilee in the time of
diaries."
' brought to bear on the question?
sion to refrain for a time from ob- ing editor of the New York Jewish N. Weinstein, Garfield 7210, in t he Jewish Telegraphic Agency
"5. What minimum of ceremon-
"When, at the time. of the war, C hrist. Official reports state that
serving theoutward forms of Juda- Morning Journal, and Gershon order to prevent the duplication of ! h ere to deny a report published by
ial and institutional life is required .liontal Pasha, the chief of the n t he country is now undeveloped
ism—the Sabbath, the festivals, Agronsky, correspondent of the certain activities. Mrs. AVeinstein t he Tess, Soviet news agency, as-
to maintain Jewish spiritual val- 'Turkish army, tried to destroy our 8 nd underspopulated," largely col-
ues?
the dietary lays, the ritual of wor- , Jewish Telegraphic Agency, and her committee will give sug- serting that the American commis-
edifice—the answer glen was the t,_i vable areas are left untilled," of
"6. (that shall be the content of Balfour Declaration; after the first t" e12,000 square miles fit for col- .
ship, and the ceremonies—in order formed a part of the small congre- gestions to such women and help s ion had declared that the far
that the Roman soldiers might let gation which came to worship at them in every way possible to earn e astern region was better fitted for
our players and how can the WV- attack in April, 1920, in Upper t) nation less than 4,000 are culti-
ices he made more vital and ex. Gelds e anti the heroic death of v i ited, and so on. What is culti-
them live. Rabbi Tarphon an- the Wall M M Ussi hkin head their money.
ewish colonization than Palestf ne-
SAMUEL SUMMERFIELD
swered
sternly: ''Ni matter what of the Jewish National Fund, ac-
The luncheon committee is head-
oe and less passive?
Trumpeldor and his comrades—
"Never has anyone of this corn-
(Turn to Page Three).
"7. What sort of an duration is our reply was the Chalutzim move-
ed by Mrs. David W. Simons, hon. n fission made such compa:isons,"
manent board of directors is be- he dangers, we rabbis cannot
(Turn to Page Two).
' orary chairman; Mrs. Joseph H. I 'rofessor Ilarris declared.
feasted too perpetuate a living Ju- ment; after the Jerusalem riots on
ing formed. The group will fun, c annot teach our people to break
daism?"
Ehrlich, general chairman; Mrs. c ountry has its advantages "Each
lion through standing committees a single commandment. We can
Passover 1920—the confirrnat
and
only teach them to (lie rather than
Sidney Stone, co-chairman, and d isadvantag•s," he said.
on an all-year-round basis,
Not long afterwards Mr. Fried- of the Balfour Declaration at San
en
man received a letter from Mr. Remo; after the organized attack
break
the
least
of
the
law
of
the
Mrs. Maurice L andau, secretar y
Will Aid Community Fund.
Torah,
and tre asurer. Optimism a s to De-
Rosenwald offering to make avail- in Tel aviv and the Judaea!' colo-
The group is composed of public
Demonstration ■ at Warsaw.
able the sum of $10,000 as a prize nies in Slay, 1921—we answered
molt Holassah's ability to raise
Suspended Ob serva nce.
spirited
Detroit 's J e w-
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Thir-
in a ,, •ordance with Mr. Fried-
$1• ■ .000 at the coming affair was t een
But young Ishmael was persis-
ry d s wa
by the acquisition and the settle-
i:s711
s originally
II
•
were arrested when the Wars
' man's suggestion. Since then, in ment of our physical and spiritual
tent
shown
at
two
preliminary
meetings
,
and anon addressed himself to
the purpose of assisting in those
If groups of captains recently held t aw police dispersed a dernonstra-
order to provide the aditional fortress—the valley of Jezreel-
,Intou n al rvand p hilanthropic all- „ th e pr esid nt: "Master," he
e
ion If Jewish Communists before
to
formulate
plans.
I
New
am
T
notes
meeting
of
t
Prizes which were deemed neces- and the extension of Tel Aviv; af-
Excesses by Students
ounselling desertion toff
d ese
f
entrance of the Great Syne-
loads ing o concerted c omi- any of the fundamental principles J. T. A. Correspondeet Pic- tit"'entire luncheon committee is g he
sary. and for incidental expenses, ter the attacks in Jerusalem in
Instigated by Cuza,
ogue on Tlomackie during the
munity support. At the present of our religion even as a tempor-
chtooluled fur next Wednesday R
Mr. Rosenwald has increased his November of that year, our answer
ash
Ilashonah services,
tures
Aftermath
of
bloc-
Anti-Semite.
gift to $15,000.
on.rning, Oct.
at 10:30, at the
ary measure. It is only the details
was given in the form of the build-
rible Massacre.
Several hundred Communists
Phoenix Club.
of observance that I would sus-
Thereafter, a group of Jewish ing of new suburbs around Jeru-
arried
red flags in the square. The
leadoo s met at the City Club in
VIENNA, — (J. T. A.) — New
The committee reports that 41 p
pend for a while. If my son faced
salem; after the great economic. anti-Jewish excesses by Roumanian
slice fired in the air, 'Among the
By GERSF1ON AGRONSKY
the alternative of bowing to an
already
has
a
list
of
about
100
loos
.
s
t
u
e
n
ts,
principally
directed
prisoners
was Pinchus Seidman, •
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
(Turn to Last Page.)
idol or being tortured by fire, I Jerusalem Staff Correspondent, men Who have pledged their ores.:
against Jewish passengers on the
Communist recently deported from
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
would urge him to submit to tor-
ence
at
the
luncheon,
Roumanian railways are reported
Palestine.
JERUSALEM.—If the .lewish
t ore. But if he faced the alterna
by the Hungarian Telegraphic
tit ve of eating meat of the swine or world considers it has heard enough
Agency, particularly from the Ga.
b eing tortured by fire, I would say regarding Ilebron, it is not pur-
latz region.
to him, 'Until this Roman tyrant posed re, adddescriptions of the
Jewish passengers were molested
h as come to his senses, eat of the gruesomeness accompanying what
and in the absenc of adults, min-
is going down in Jewish history as
s wine and live.' "
ors were attacked.
All eyes were on Rabbi Tarphon. the "Durban Hebron." The de-
t
struction was in the minds of all
American Commission of Agricultural and Engineering
The aged master shook his head Jews reciting the Nessane
BUCHAREST. — (J. T. A.) —
Tekef on
and said slowly and deliberately.
The Rumanian government was
Experts Completes Investigation of Colonization
Saturday and Sunday, a stricken - Addreses by Rabbis and Leaders During Holy
"I would rather my son died."
Days Urge
sharply criticized by the Adeverul
permit, adding the massacres of He-
Potentialities of Proposed Territory.
Parents to Advance Jewish Education of Their
Impetuously Rabbi Ishmael bron and Sated to
for its failure to take energetic
the insufferably
sprang
tn
his
feet.
Ile
no
longer
measures to suppress the excesses,
Children; Extoll Work of Local Schools.
martyrdom of a hunted race.
NEW YORK.—An autonomous perts have just completed investi- although it has undertaken the
addressed Rabbi Tarphon. "My long
On the eve of the New Year an
colleagues," he cried in a voice
Jewish republic capable of absorb- gating the colonization potentiali- reins of government under the slo-
expedition
New
pupils
are now being regis- troll rabbis are co-operating with
-
went
on
Thursday
to
ing over 1,000,000 Jewish colo- ties of the territory. Advices gan of law and order.
almost dangerously loud, "my col- Hebron to prepare
a report on be- tered in all branches of the United the schools in advancing the
leagues! Motes, our master, said
cause
nists within the next 10 years will from Moscow to the officers of the
The Ministry of the Interior an-
half
of
the
Hebrew
Schools
of Detroit, accord- of Jewish education in sermons
reconstruction
commit-
Icor organization here indicate
to
Neochai Bohem'—the laws of the
tee, to inspect the ground whereon, ing to an announcemsnt by Ber- their congregations.
be set in operation by the Soviet that the report will be a positive nounced that it will take strict
Torah
were
given
that
man
shall
should the Ilebron survivors or nard Isaacs, superinters'ent.
government in the spring of 1930, one. The delegation is expected in measures to curb a oti-Semitic ex-
During the coming two weeks
live by them—live by them, my others desire it, a
cesses
and
that
it
ill
punish
of-
according to Ab. Epstein, acting New York on or about Oct. 22, at
new Jewish
Parents are urged to enroll their teachers and friends of the schools
colleagues, not die by them."
,
secretary of Icor, an American as- which time their detailed report ficials responsible for maintaining
No one looked at Rabbi Tarphon quarter would be reared as soon boys and girls at once in order that will make a house-to-house can-
sociation
order for laxity in this matter. Six
as expedient, replacing the ancient they may benefit from ■ full and vass of Jewish neighborhoods in
Jewish colonization w ill be made public.
ADOLPH
FINSTERWALO
now. Ishmael's words carried con. murder traps of the old ghetto.
gendarmes, It was stated, were
in the Soviet union. The terri-
II. uninterrupted season of study, be- an effort to enroll as students chil-
The commission is composed of
viction. Ibis ardor swept ths.
tory of the new state is larger than Franklin S. Harris, president of punished and others will be court time the Detroit Service Group is scruples of his colleagues away. Welofsky, publisher of the Canad- ginning with this week.
dren who are not now attending
that of Belgium, he said, and la
martialled for their failure to obey perfecting plans to co-operate with
ian
Jewish
Eagle,
Montreal;
Si,
M.
the Brigham Young University, di-
Education month, being ob- the local Talmud Torahs. It is
The president's authority was ig- Ussishkin. two Jerusalem business-
situated north of Manchuria on rector of the experimental station orders in preventing attacks on the forthcoming Community Fund
pointed out that thousands of
served
during
the
month
of
Tishri,
Jews by the members of the student Drive, Oct. 28-Nov. 6. In 1928 the nored. The rabbis took • vote and men Mohl and P I
the Amur river, It is now known
was featured by addresses by ri b-. youngsters are without any sort of
as Biro-Bidjan and at present is of the Utah Agricultural College; congress,
Jewish agencies were allotted ended that in order to escape sentative of the Sephardic commun- bis and
'Jewish
education, and it is hoped
J. B. Davidson, dean of the depart.
torture
or
death
a
Jew
may
break
local
leaders
in
congrega-
The Union of Rumanian Jews 0262,354.79 by the Community
ity and one of the Ashkenazi' com-
Practically unpopulated. Full au- ment of agriculture of the lows
that parents may be aroused to
urged those Jews
tonomy will begin when the first
suffered in Fund. For 1929, the budget of the any commandment of the Bible,! munity, as well as one liebronite, tons during Rosh Hasho.sh. Syn- remedy
State College; Benjamin Brown, the recent excesses who
emedy
rite condition as a result
to immediately Jewish agencies calls for 1306,- except these three: the command- were members of the expedition gogues which were not yet ad-
50,000 Jewish families have settled marketing director of the Utah
the education month propa-
ment against idol worship, the ' which did not intend to ex- dressed on the subject of Jewish
file claims for damages.
on the land.
234.99.
State Farmers' Co-operative, well-
education
will
commandment against adultry, and amine the horror striking evidence
hear talks during ran "“
n its much-talked-of five-year known agricultural expert; Charles
Mr. Summerfield, desident of the
CZERNOWITZ. —
Sorrows by A. D. Markson,
T. A.)— Detroit Service Group, is well the commandment against the of the inexplicable visitation of Yom Kippur services.
economic plan, the Soviet govern- Kuntz, sociologist, Columbia Uni- The newspapers here (J.
shedding of human blood. These seven Fridays ago, It
In the course of a sermon before
reproduce a known
men than set aside 7,000,00 rubles
Plan
House-to-Houm
C•avass•
practically
as a philanthropist and three must be kept even if death
versity; L. Talmy, general secre- despat c h f
Young
p
,
reporting
towards establishin g modern acien- tary of the "Icor," interpreter
Dr. John Slawson addressed the Aaron Israel on Rosh Ilashonah,
avoided the deserted ghetto which
for
tlfie state
the Rumanian Ministry of sportsman. Ile is a member of the be the nalt •
D. Ntarkson of the faculty
h as bee n boarded up on all sides by
farms in the new state. the commission, and Kiefer B. that
War issued a circular ordering the board of governors of the Jewish
Rabbi Tarphon accepted his de- the authorities, pending the
tiluth“eshla ol e lat l he sc b ho u o g l l s e be
took bloa wil
s his
Com- Tal mud
i (1 , a T t o t r h a h e Pohnliad
Suen1Pdb..ifa.-13YrT°h: i
An American commission of Sauls secretary of Brigham Young dismissal of Jews
,Welfare Federation and the Franks fe st graciously and bowed to thel
from military of
a gricultural and engineering ex- University,
mission of Inquiry's probable visit. services at the Tuxedo and Holmuri
t
Sees.
c
tip
and
the
people shall not
to Page Opposite Editorial) (Turn to Pap Opposite Editorial)
Talmud Torah on that day were
(Turn to Page Two),
add real ed b p . Kasdan. All

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Prime Minister Receives a n
American-Jewish Dep-
utation,

USSISHKIN APPEAL
ISSUED FOR J. N. F.

HADASSAH ANNUAL
LUNCHEON DEC 10

"MARTYROLOGY"

OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SERVICE GROUP

JEWS THROWN FROM
RUMANIAN TRAINS

tl

Icor Reports Soviet Will Establish
Jewish Republic North of Manchuria

DESCRIBES HEBRON
AFTER SLAUGHTER

Hebrew Schools Register New Pupils;
Sygagogues Observe Education Month

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