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VOL. XXX. NO. 5
JEWISH CONDITIONS North End Clinic Report is Record of 23 WILL RECEIVE 'Gets Honors from 1 LEAGUE COMMISSION
IN U. S. AND ABROAD Unprecedented Service to Community U S DIPLOMAS L Oriental Society I CRITICIZES BRITISH
CALLED DEPRESSING'
WEDNESDAY NIGHT!
PALESTINE ACTION
CADILLAC
1-0.4-0
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
Revises hymnal
For Reform Usel
and Personnel Increased by 7 Per Cent in
1930, While Visits Increased by 22 Per cent; Record
for Service Broken in May
T t e d .
Y With , 6 882 rea
EIPenditure
Situation Outlined by Rabbi
Dr. Slawson to Deliver Prin •
Lefkowitz at Reform
A record of growth, progress and service to the coin-
cipal Address at Exer,
Convention.
mu nity is revealed in the statement of the North End Clink.
vines.
giving a comparison of visits, gross income and per visit
HAILS JEWISH AGENCY
income for the first live months in 1930 with the same GRADUATES TO STAGE
AS PALESTINE'S HOPE lil'Illal in the preceding six years. This report is an indication not
TWO BIBLICAL PLAYS
-
--
TELEPHONE
Adopts Observations De-
manding Execution of
FUTURE OF Z. 0, A.
TO BE DECIDED AT
33RD CONVENTION
Cleveland Meetings May Be
Moat Stirring in Move.
ment's History.
Obligations.
JEWISH GROUPS UNITE
DETROIT WILL HAVE
IN WAILING WALL CASE
LARGE DELEGATION
only of the efficiency, but as well of devotion to duty by the staff of
___ .._
Suggests Publication of a the clinic in a period of economic depression which taxed this health Recitations,
Musical
Pro-
I center's capacity for service to extremes.
Report States Arabs Con-
Brandeis Memo, Attitude
Source Book of Reform
gram to Supplement
se Originally built to accomodate '
fessed to Murders Be-
Toward Britain, Among
Judaism.
Exercises.
2,500 visits a munch, the Clinic es-'
fore Execution.
Convention Issues.
tablished a record for the period of .
PROVIDENCE, R. I.—"We meet
I
its existence in May, when 6,882
Twenty-three boys and girls will
GENEVA.—
(J.
T.
A.)
—
The
in a very depressing period of Jew-
Delegates
from every part of
patients were treated. The nearest receive their diplomas from the
Mandates Commission of the
ish life the world over," declared
approach to this number of visits United Hebrew Schools of Detroit
the United States will gather in
league
of
Nations
concluded
its
President David Lefkowitz of Dal-
in the past six said half years was at annual commencement exercise,
Cleveland on Saturday night, June
l'alestine session, unanimously
las, Tex., Wednesday evening in his
ill May 1928, when 6,682 visit, to be held Wednesday evening,
28, for the beginning of the thirty-
adopting the observations, without
annual message before the forty-
were recorded. The third record July 2, at the Philadelhpia-Byron
third annual convention of the Zion-
important changes, of the draft !
first convention of the Central Con- New Officers to be Installed month was in March, 1930, when Talmud Torah. The graduates
ist Organization of America, which,
submitted by the editorial commis- I
ference of American Rabbis, at
at Ceremonies on
6 eel visits were made to the are:
it is srenerally adimtted, will decide
ssion.
Temple Beth El, this city.
ii.. Thus, in two of the first five
Anna Bilker, Leonard Berlin, Da.
the future of the Zionist movement
July 7.
The observations deal with the !
"A series of events have passed
months of this year, records were vid Cohen, Sylvia Cohen, Esther
in America. Because of the many
Palestine disturbances of last stmt.!
over the world Israel that have left
issues that are to be presented, af-
At last Monday's meeting, Pis- broken for visits to the clinic, and I Duchin, Fannie Grossberg, ROM. PROF. MOSES BUTTENWIESE R mer, the annual report of the vari-
it disheartened beyond expression,
RABBI LOUIS WOLSEY
fecting both internal and external
gah Lodge No. 34, of B'nei I nth, in each of the other three months, ' Herman, Annette Isaac; Oscar
ous petitions, whereby the attitude
so utterly different from the hope-
Ole
5,000
mark
in
the
number
of
Jacobson,
Harold
Kopel,
Dorothy
political
problems, it is expected
Dr.
Moses
Buttenwieser,
profes-
elected the following officers for
the British government during the
The revised version of the new that the Cleveland sessions will be
fulness that pervaded early last
visits were exceeded.
Kunin, Evelyn Kunin, Anna eLi- sor of Biblical Exegesis at Hebrew
the term beginning July 1:
disturbances is criticized. They Union Hymnal will le. presented to
summer. Then Louis Marshall, the
Comparative
Figures.
bowitz,
Joseph
Levin,
Morris
Lei-
the most stirring in the history of
Union College in Cincinnati, has also demand the energetic execu-
Ben F
Goldman, president;
the Central Conference of Ameri-
leader with all the elements of the
A better idea of the manner in fee Sarah Mendelsson, Goldie Mill- been elected president of the west-
the Zionist movement in this coon.
Aaron Kurland, first vice-presi-
tion of all obligations under the can Rabbis now in session in Prov• try.
true statesman and ardent Jew, was
dent; Elias Goldberg, second vice- which the Clinic's services were stein, Isadore Pfeffer, Sam Reis- ern branch of the American Orien• Palestine mandate.
elem., It. I., by Rabid Wolsey of
drawing all Israel together into the
taxed during the past five months man, Esther Shevitz, Lottie Wain- tal Society.
There are three issues of major
The observations will be pub- Philadelphia.
Jewish Agency plan for the rehab-
. will be gained by comparison with z
gta. ,Gk. Sue Weisenfeld and Betty
importance that will be taken up
lished after the minutes of the Pal-
ilitation of Palestine, without ask-
the first five months of 1929:
for
idscussion by the delegates:
estine session are published and
Address by Dr. Slawson.
ing either Zionist or non-Zionist to
The attitude to be adopted by the
after the observations are sub-
1929
The principal address at the ex-
surrender his convictions concern-
Zionists
of America toward the
mitted to the British government
Pet
ereises will be delivered by Dr.
ing the political status of the Pal-
British Government; the creation
Gross
visit
.
and possibly also to the council of
na.„„,,, ime
nco
of a united front in the Zionist Or.
John
J
- awsori, executive director of
:,l
estine Jewish community either
visits
the League of Nations. The pub-
.46 the Jewish Welfare Federation.
Jan.
Met'
now or in the future.
ganization, with the recent memor-
$2320.70
, lication can therefore be expected
.49 , The opening address will be deliv-
Now an Interrogation.
Feb. .... 1901
2387.72
andum submitted by Justice Louis
by the end of July for the consid-
March ... s een
ee <red by Bernard Isaac's, superin-
"At Zurich, Aug. 12, 1929, that
D. Brandeis as the basis for dis-
2442.88
eration of the council at the Sep-
.49 , tentlent of the schools, and Maur-
union of Jewish forces was accom-
cuesion,
and the adoption of a pro-
1 April ... .4693
2306.62
Allegations
Disproved
in tember session. The fact that the Sir Israel Gollancz, Author- gram of Zionist propaganda that
4553
2337.13
plished by the adoption of the con-
May
,51 ice II. Zackheim, president of the
observations were unanimously
! schools, will present the graduates
stitution of the Jewish Agency by
will
take
into account the new stat•
1930
Statement by Jewish
adopted may mean that the Zionist
ity on English Liters-
l'er
with their diplomas. The balance
us of the work for Palestine in
both Zionists arid non-Zionists.
friends made concessions to the
Telegraphic Agency.
cross
visit of the program will he carried out
America.
There are those on both sides of
ture, Dies in London.
Vkite
less friendly members of the Man-
Income Inco me
.39 ent i rely
by the graduates them-
this partnership who feel dissatis-
Including delegates and impor-
Jan.
5036
$1942.24
On April 22 the Jewish Tele- ! dates Commission, and it is not
.37 : selves.
fied, but the enlarged Jewish Agen-
Feb. .
. 5578
2087.81
!believed likely the Mandates Com. NEW YORK.—Dr. Maurice Hen- tant visitors, it is expected that 500
.35
Isadore Pfeffer, class president, graphic: Agency received a report ! mission exercised strong pressure
cy was generally hailed with joy by
will
participate in this convention.
March ...6489
ssure
ry
Ilarris,
dean
of
the
New
York
2262.62
. „ 2 will deliver introductory remarks. • from Moscow which reproduced a
the great bulk of world Jewry, not
It is believed that morn than 60
April ....5737
1860.65
uuun the British government
its rabbinate rind for forty-seven
.36 - Valedictory addresses oil be de- statement of the White Russian observations.
only because of its promise again to
Detroiters
will attend this conven-
May .....6882
years rabbi of Temple Israel, (lied
2471.65
livered in Hebrew and English by Academy of Science which alleged
unite the Jews of the world after a
Monday morning, at the age of 701 tion. lb-legates from the Zionist
Thus, not only has the number Sam Reisman and Dorothy Kunin, that a number of rabbis had been
generation of divisive counsels, of
District,
Hadassah
and Junior Ila-
years, in Mount Sinai Hospital, of-'
of visits increased, but per visit respectively. Sarah Mendelson will in the service of either the Russian
recrimination and bad blood that
.-
1" (liJn. ITW
.
JERUUnSit.A. LaEnNIW
The ter a brief illness. Dr. Stephen S. dasaah, the latter also going to
income has decreased, giving an- recite the class history and Evelyn or American governments, men- Jewish National Council at its
seeped into even the smallest of
their own convention to be held in
other indication of the manner in Kunin the prophecy. Alumnae tinning, among them Rabbi Simon meeting on June 16 decided on
Cleveland, July 1 to 3, will be ac.
Jewish corrmiunities and paralyzed
Glazier. The Jewish Telegraphic
I which unemployment and the gen- 'greetings will be extended by liar-
companied by many visitors who
their efforts, but also because of
joint action with the Jewish
I oral economic depression has made' ry Seligson, and Mrs. I. Margolis ' Ageaq•
r
upon investigating this A gency, the rabbinate, and the
are interested in the issues in-
the hope that it would be the ful-
BEN F. GOLDMAN
a tr, establishedt
fact that
volved.
the clinic one of the indispensable will greet the graduates on behalf
cram to lift the plans of the res-
Agudath Israel, world Orthodox
, of the Women's League of the Unit- Rabbi Simon Glazer, born in Litt- organization, in presenting the
titration of Palestine into larger president; Ilarry Yudkoff, third institutions in the city.
unnia in the town of Erzwilkes in
ed
Hebrew
Schools.
Tribute
to
Staff.
vice-president;
Nathan
Rosen,
sec-
Lipsky Named Judea President.
and fuller effectiveness.
Jewish case before the Wailing
the year 11378, immigrated to the
Will Stage Two Plays.
These figures are a tribute to
"But the joy that this consume- rotary; Ilarry Schram, treasurer;
Wall Commissison. The actual
NEW YORK. — (J. T. A.) —
Two Biblical plays will be staged Uvited States when he was 21 advocacy of the Jewish case will be
lion of union caused was turned Chas. Katzowitz, assistant !mini. the efforts of Mrs. Eleanor I. Ford,
Louis Lipsky, president of the
years of age, and never resided in
to grief by two enlamities that fol- tor; Barney Yu nett, guardian; S. director of the clinic, and her staff. by the graduates during the exert
It-ft to David Yellin, Mordecai!
Zionist Organization of America
At a time when the number of vis- vices. The cast of "The Plot of Russia.
lowed each other in quick succes- K. Slobin, warden.
Eliash and S. Blau.
and one of the outstanding Jew-
Rabbi Glazer has had a distin-
The new officers, who succeed a its has increased by 22 per cent Jezebel," dealing with the days of
It is understood that at the be-
Kam: the death of Louis Marshall
ish leaders of America, was elect- •
g uished career, having taken an ;w- I
and a series of disturbances and successful administration headed during the first five months in 19:30 Prophet Elijah, will consist of
hest of Dr. Judah L. Magnet, a
ed president of the Judea Life In-
tiv part in a number of important
R°Bee
special council has been constitut-
Huts in Palestine staged by the by 1/r. Victor Droock, will be in- over the corresponding period in Betty Zack, Esther Dmhin,
surance Company at a meeting of
Arabs last August, and in the . ducted into office by Adolph 1929, the personnel was enlarged Herman, Leonard Berlin, Joseph Jewish developments. It was large-
ed to act as a supervisory body in
the board of directors Tuesday
due to his efforts and part
course of which not only were many : Freund, past president of District : by only 7 per cent, and the carry- I Levin and Esther Shevitz. The I lady
the presentation of the Jewish
afternoon at the company's offices.
ladyto his initiative that in 1922 case to the commission which is to
g out of the Lodge
work in the No.
Clinic cast
"A Day
of Reckoning,"
lives lost and much property rut h- Grand
6, of
on
Monday
M : a
44 East Twenty-third street, New
lessly destroyed, but the whole evening, July 7. A committee is was made possible by the staff's dealing with the days of Hezekiah both houses of the American Con- examine Moslem and Jewish claims
York City, David Freiberger,
matter of the Jew's right in Pales- in charge of preparations for suit- devotion, many of the workers re. and Isaiah, will consist of Harold gress unanimously adopted the re,
to the Wall. The council consists
newly-elected secretary, has an-
thre t sh y , .n: sitant ihz.n,f. of Rabbis Kook, Mayer and Sonen-
ltitii,; n ite,71 rsetirasttg fo
nounced.
tine suddenly transformed from a able entertainment which will fol- mining on their jobs for hours Kopel, Anna Baker, Morris Liefer, , to h„
ilnelbration into an interrogation." low the inauguration. The event Past their time of duty. and some Fannie Grossberg, Annette Isaacs,
feld, marking the first significant
The election of Mr. I.ipsky to
, meat of the Jewish National Home
returning
to
complete
their
work
on
Sylvia
Cohen
and
Oscar
Jacobson.
action
on
which
rabbis
in
opposing
head
the company, which was in-
will
be
open
to
the
public.
Endorses Jewish Agency.
' use to camps have united. Professor Ye-
It was also
Sundays.
Pm
oes trill be recit d in Hebrew in l alestine. e
corporated under the laws of the
Referring to t he second <slam-
s ernortcsanthat,li ta t ,,,
Lit:.andtii.fSeta•ht t,c;ihiti tni hudah has also indicated his will-
ity, Dr. Lefkowitz said: "We sor- The number of free visits during by Sue Weisenfeld and David Co- , ihaiw
state of New York in April, 1927,
the past five months has increased hen, and in English by ()oldie Mill-
ingness to assist the Jewish case,
was declared by the directors to be
saved with our brothers and sic-
reside . 191:3 in the High Court in Halifax.
by 76 per cent. L aborory
at
exam- stein. Lottie Wainer]. will
Commissison Opens Session. !
"the most progressive step for the
to, who suffered at the hands of
68 per cent; over the ceremony of the lighting' Last year Rabbi Glazer took a
inntions increased by CO
The international Wailing Wall
building up of the company that
the Arab mobs; we were thrilled at
physiotherapy
examinations
by
52
of
the
candle,
and
responses
will
le
trip
to
Lithuania
in
the
interests
Commission
to
investigate
Moslem
has been made since the Judea
the self-defense of various Jewish
I per cent; prescriptions by 16 per made by 13Iuma Fisher for the 1931 of the Jewish community in that and Jewish claims to the Wall held
Life Insurance Company was or-
groups in different sections of the
ganized."
'
cent;
X-ray
examinations
by
31
Philadelphia
school's
graduating,
country,
where
he
was
the
guest
of
.
T
.
.
.
1
.
—
(
3
its
first
session
Monday.
The
DR. MAURICE H. HARRIS
disturbed area.
LONG BRANCH, N
pro _ per cent and X-ray films made by class and by Morris Weiss for the' President Smetona; he also went Arabs propose 14 representatives
A not less important acquisition
To bind up the wounds of the ee__
I A decision to launch a
his , at the hearings and Emil Loefgren, Wise ifliciated at the funeral sere- for the Judea is Bernard 8,
18 per cent.
1931 Fenkell schools graduating vtoisi lt'otl.ai i‘nil naisnkdlui sts hiae. al,terw,ants nli
Palestinian Jewish population, the act
encourage Jew ish parents
class. Anna Leibowitz will present ,
the chairman, informed the press lees, held at ,,Temple Emanu-El, • Deutsch, president of the Bronx
J. :s s of the world contributed mil- to send their children to Palestine
he made while in Russia which that after the first meeting the Sixty-fifth street and Fifth ave-1 County Bar Association and presi-
1, .::>. But much more remains to for secondary school education was
"" gifts'
made him the target of attacks by Jews will probably have an equal nue, Wednesday .
dent of the American Jewish Con-
.wingingI.
In
d:me. the
It can
be done
effective-
ly tinder
Jewish
Agency,
as it taken at the concluding session of '
hymn and
other
musimd
Soviet
officials and newspapers nu zlitt•ir i .,
schTohol
.winging
" (lass stings' the
Dr. H arris was a distin ui' heti gress, who Was elected, together
the twenty-second annual convex-.
on
sstatementhiins
rpti',truirsn,,,,h,t,juilsinsugedtna
opening session. after the born.
ilynili ti c tc. when
with M. D. Mos•ssohn of the Jew-
i
i
r
ec
nt(ecrImb
numbers
will
bedt
t
i
nt
•
11
forebears.
13
dh
r :•,.• under a coalition administra- thin of National Young Judaea. It
speech of 31. Loefgren, David Yet- h
ish Tribune and Irving Rosen-
SARATOGA SPRINGS.—LL T. II. MilkorskY, an
'''
his
isfa‘t
" rherrell'fentrly-
we
I ,' Ilarris,
gi a' nd
hich the Agency is, and I do was also airrettl to call a confer-
II
r
n (Miss )1a.
one of these representing the . „
zweig, as vice-presidents. David
o Severity of persecution of the Jew• lin,
1 • I , clieve it can be done in any once of leading educators to revel- e.)___Te e establishment of a colony will be Mrs. .1. Citr
e
r Isidor , were rabbis Freiberger was elected secretary.
' 1 "' "rat her,
The
state-
Jews,
welcomed
the
commission.
uate the Judnean educational pro. in Palestine by eontributinns to the tilda Reiner), pianist, and 31:ss ish religion in Russia
in England, where Dr. Ilarris was
r way.
meat of the White Russian Acad- applauding the neutrality of its'
That his election to the presi-
Ida
Reiner,
violinist.
'
tax
-
Iteheppy Conditions in Russia.
attain. Plans were adopted for a Jewish National Fund and the
emy has obviously been issued in composition. Ile emphasized that
dency of the Judea Life Insurance
Whateser far-reaching and am- Iliairnal oratirical contest next alien of members for the cavil-
Temple Israel was Dr. Ilarris' Company would in no way inter-
Soviet Russia with the purpose of the Jew's ask only unrestricted
struction
work
done
by
the
Ort
and
,„,
gricultural and commer- y
aear.
,
.
.
,
m
daaging
Rabbi Glazers reputa- right of worship at the ancient' only pulpit throughout his long cu- fere with his activities in the Zion-
enterprises are on the locks
A budgem t of $ 30,000, exclusive of I ' eeples Tool 4ampaign in Eastern
tion. In more than three decades wall. Auni Bey, of the Arab coon-1 seer. Ile was fond of referring to ist leadership of America was the
'
I he l'alestine • Jewish commun- the Jud euen magazine, was adopted Europe were approved by the !
in many vital movements he has eel, said that the %elem . wrold is I hlis association with the temple as statement issued to the Jewish
throughout the Diaspora, they for e thing
year. The pas de-
t forty-fourth annual convention of
co
ike •that of a family."
served Jewish interests unselfishly. anxious to assist, but he declared
Telegraphic Agency by Mr. Lip-
'ai ri ly need a prudent, thought- full was reported cleared. A new the Independent Order of Brith
at a great sacrifice.
that he is nut entitled to under-
sky. Declaring that his affiliation
1
Preached While a Student.
and energetic Jewish Agency form of government establishing Abraham meting here. Nearly 900
In Russia, the Jewish Telegraph- take
with the Insurance firm would give
ak to agree in advance to the
delegates
representing
426
lodges
• • correlate them and bring all a beard of trustees and a national
Born in London on Nov. II, 1859,
is Agency was informed by Rabbi commission's verdict.
him even greater opportunities to
Dr. Harris cone to this country at
A ish means to bear toward their government board 'ass adopted. in all parts of the country are Ares_ Jewish Centers Hope to Pro- Glazer, assurances were given him
Simpson lest thommital.
devote himself to the Zionist
ant.
the age of 19. At first he entered
nilzation.
The hoard is headed by Lt. Gov.
vide Children Wit
that
the
Jewish
section
of
the
Com-
I
movement in a voluntary capacity,
The convention, presided over by
It is reported that Sir John business, working as a stenogra-
"As though the cup of Israel's Herbert Lehman of New York and
Simpson's reply to the British Co-
monist
party
which
played
the
main
Life
in
City.
Mr. Lipsky declared that he had
Camp
former Congressman Nathan Perl.
pher and then as secretary to the
: row were not already full, there Judge ,Julian W. Mack as honor- man,
Ionia! Office regarding the pos.
Grand
Master,
received
role
in
the
confiscation
of
syna-
accepted
the presidency of Judea
l
sad of one of the pioneer tele-
' , st needs appear all through con- ary c h a i rmen.
Bible rescinding of the order sus- h
life in order to be entirely un-
Monday,
July
7,
will
mark
the
gogues
and
in
the
persecution
of
vl Europe and Russia conditions
The membership of the board, greetings from l'resident Hoover ,
pending
immigration
to
Palestine
graph
company
promoters.
He
soon
Jew's
w
hampered
in his approach to the
would be dissolved,
Former Judge Irving Goldsmith opening of the play schools which religious
is noncommittal While he does felt an urge to enter the ministry. crucial questions that confront the
f the unhappiest kind for our P" - the organization of which was an- and Lieutenant Governor Lehman. op
will be conducted this summer by an action which was taken soon
at the ace of 24, while a Zionist Organization of America.
nounced by Dr. Israel Goldstein,
1883,
I
n
not
oppose
lifting
the
ban
during
the Jewish ('enters Association at , afterwards.
As to the sorrow and the peril president, in his annual report to welcomed the delegates to the city
Rabbi Glazer emphatically denies his inquiry into problems of immi, student at Columbia University, he
: both the Melbourne Center, 31 Mel-
avant( a student-preacher
ent•prtacher in a lit-
our Russian brethren due to the the executive committee, includes on behalf of the mayor.
Zionist. Divided on Brandeis.
Grand
Master
Perlman message
reported bourne, and the Fenkell branch, that illegal conferences were held gratin!, land settlement and de. tie synagogue, the Hand-in-Hand,
In his
presidential
taught of the Soviet against re- 1Clarence W. Palitz, chairman, Con-
PITTSBURGH, (J. T. A.)—En-
day by him with rabbis in Minsk. On velopment, he does not went the located above a store on East 116th
w
has
103
793
3130
Fenkell.
The
opening
Lion, we can give our brethren gressman William W. Cohen, vice-
Arabs
to
say
that
his
opinion
dorsement of the campaign of
trill be featured by a rally, at which the contrary, Rabbi Glazer, before
street, in the then remote suburb
'Ile more than sympathy. But let , chairman, Jonah J. Goldstein, Mrs. that the order no
caused
the
British
to
break
their
American
Zionists for a united
proceeding
to
Russia,
informed
the
the
activities
of
the
season
will
he
mnti
annilcieiaris, i r5elp,6.1rOt h:hinntsg.pdw
promise to the Arabs. of Harlem. The stipend was small, front and the belief that the pro-
— be sure that we do give them N. Taylor, Mrs. Harold Spilberg
i
on outlined, teachers introduced and Russian
authorities of his desire to
fi
but it enabl d him
"n
theant:
his sawa y
that; that we do not fall into the : and Bernard Deutsch.
Commenting on this reply, the !
i study Jewish conditions in Russia
posal of Justice Brandeis would
the
various
activities
and
work
trap laid by Soviet propagandists
At
me not further that aim was con-
The convention re-elected Nathan June 1, 1930 the endowment re-
says through C oelumbia. litayth
l and it was at their express consent Hebrew daily, Ila'Aretz,
ti me he was a student in Temple
e ores
and by forcibly obtained signatures Straus honorary president and Dr. serve fund amounted to $2,922,980 demonstrated.
T
The general idea of the play that he proceeded there, where he "Simpson's mission is purely eco-
tained in a resolution adopted at
En anu-fil Theological Seminary , of
vf rabbis to absolving documents. I Israel Goldstein president. Arch-
the pre-Cleveland convention con-
school is to provide as much of • carried on all his activities in the. nomie, we have been told a bun-! which Rabbi Guatave G ottheil t
"Let us hope that the recent dis- ibald Silverman of Providence was
dred
times,
but
his
reply
regarding!
ference of Zionist Region No. 5,
camp
program
as
is
possible
in
the
fullest
light
and
in
contact
with
Copy Must Reach Us One
solution of the Yevsekzia will result named vice-president and Louis
city. Emphasis will be placed the government. Rabbi Glazer was the immigration certificates gives head, and some of his associates
Day Earlier Next Week.
in greater religious freedom for Rocker was chosen treasurer. Sam-
on handwork, crafts and outdoor requested to make his journey to the most peculiar economic touch there, including Dr. Leon Ilene- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.)
son of St. Louis, later distinguished
' uel J. Borowsky was again named
activity. The policy of the 1929 Russia by the Assembly of Hebrew to his mission."
(Turn to Last Page.)
themselves in the rabbinate.
executive director.
On account of the Fourth of
Actine Commissioner,
play school, which was "Learn to Orthodox Rabbis at Lackawacstan
July, the next issue of The De-
Son. of Zion Hear Lipsky.
I
Play and Play While Learning," in Pennsylvania in 1927, over
Steuart Spencer Davis, treas- In 1581 Dr. !lassie was ordained
troit Jewish Chronicle will go
Claiming that the Zionist Organ-
user
of
the
Palestine
government,
by
1/r. Gottheil. Three years later
will be continued this season. The which he presided.
to press on Thursday instead of
ization today needs stability in its
will become acting high commis- he received the Bachelor of Arts
instructors have been carefully
Friday, and all news items in-
own ranks as well as harmony and
sinner of the country when High degree from Columbia and at the
chosen, with especial regard to the JUDGE LEWIS AGAIN
tended for that issue will there-
discipline, Louis 1.ipsky, president
experience which they have had in
HEADS B'RITH SHOLOM Commissioner Chancellor leaves end of another two years had taken
fore have to be in the hands of
of the Zionist Organization of
the country at the end of this his Master of Arts and Doctor of
the handling of children, whose
the editor not later than Tues-
week. Mr. Davis has been promi- Philosophy degress. At aletut this
ages in school will he from 8 to 14.
BUFFALO
, 1 . Y .
. T . A . )
day evening, July 1,
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State Superintendent Favors
Among the activities are includ-
—Judge William M. Lewis of Phil- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.)
(Turn to Last Page.)
ed
the
following:
Dramatics,
cos-
Its Introduction in
adelphia was again elected Grand
Eight Cities Included in New
tuming, handicraft, swimming, Master of the Independent Order of
High Schools.
Scheme for Coming
story telling, hobbies, games and Brith Shalom at the twenty-fifth
Season.
sketching. One day a week will be annual convention of the order
The movement to introduce the
set aside as an outing day, when meeting here. The nomination of
study of the Hebrew language in
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.)—A
the children will be taken out to Judge Lewitt met with a tremen-
the high Rebook gained impetus
Yiddish theatrical circuit which
various points of interest. On these dous ovation. Moses Ilelfgart seat
with the approval given the plan
will include eight cities in the
outings the children will be given named vice-grand master and Mar.
by Webster H. Pearce, superintend-
United States and Canada will be National Council for Jewish Education, in Annual Confer- talks upon woodlore, nature study tin 0. Levy of Phildelphia was n'-
ent
of public instruction of the state
organized for the coming theatri-
ence at Port Jervis, N. Y., Discusses School Problems;
and other topics of interest whirls elected grand secretary.
Delegates Representing 5,000 Members in United States of Michigan.
cal season, according to a resolu-
the place visited may present.
Ben Rosen Reports on His Detroit Survey.
The following state deputies were
and
Canada
to
Convene
in
Detroit
;
Committee
of
In
a statement made to Charles
tion adopted by the Hebrew Ac-
Registration will he taken both chosen: Morris Orenstein, New
Rubiner, assistant attorney-general
35 Local Workers in Charge of Arrangements.
tors Union at its meeting here on
at the Melbourne and Fenkell Ctn. York, Peter Lippman, Trenton, N.
PORT
JERVIS,
N.
Y.—(J.
T.
of
the
state of Michigan, Mr.
on Jewish educational problems in tern until July 7.
Tuesday, on the recommendation of
J., Max Epstein, Pittsburgh, S.
Pearce said:
A.)—The building up of Jewish a number of cities. Dr. Alexander
Reuben Guskin, its manager.
The third biennial convention of 'charge of publicity and Miss M.
Gittlis, Chicago, Ilarry Deemer,
gen-
"In
my
opinion it would be a very
background
in
growing
Jewish
Dushkin of Chicago presided.
Boston, Newark, Pittsburgh, De-
Detroit. Meyer Weintraub, St. the Pioneer Women's OrganizationRiskin and Mrs. Sisler are on the wise and acceptable procedure for
troit, Cleveland, St. Louis, Montre- erations is of concern to all Jew-
Dr. Dushkin gave his survey on
(Chalutzos) of the United States bulletin committee.
Louis, Wm. Weinhlatt, Baltimore.
ish
communities,
speakers
pointed
high
schools
to offer an elective
al, Toronto and Winnipeg will be
Omaha; Louis Ilurwich, director of
and Canada will be held in Detroit,
Delegates
representing 5,000 course in the study of the Hebrew
out at the opening session of the the Bureau of Jewish Education
included in the circuit.
Oct. 16 to 19. A convention corn- members are expected at the ses-
ASSESS
LOSSES
FROM
annual
conference
of
the
National
language
should
there be a demand
of Boston, dealt with Buffalo and
One theatrical troupe will play
melee of 35 women, representing slums, There are at present 50
PHILADELPHIA.—(J. T. A.1—
FIELD MICE PLAGUE the Detroit groups, is in charge of Chalutzos groups in this country. for such a course by enough sou-
four weeks in each city where sev- Council for Jewish Education, held Montreal; Dr. Leo L. Honor, dem e.
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of the
at
the
Central
Jewish
Institute
' dents to make a regularly organ-
eral troupes will play in rotation.
for of the College of Jewish Stud-
arrangements, to receive delegates Miss Leah Biskin of New York is , iztel class,
American Jewish Committee and
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—Ex- and to organize the convention the national president.
Half of the salaries of the actors camps here Monday. Delegates, ies of Chicago, discussed Boston,
the Jewish Theological Seminary,
"1 feel that such a course would
will be guaranteed by the Hebrew experts in Jewish education and di- and Ben Rosen, director of the As-
perts of the Palestine department headquarters and program.
was one of the nine internationally
Last year the l'ioneer Women's be a valuable course from the stand-
Actors' Union. A strong props- rectors of important institutions in sweated Talmud Torah's of Phila-
of agriculture are touring the Jew.
Mrs. S. Siegel is chairman of the Organization sent the sum of $35,-
'sande campaign will be conducted various cities of the country were delphia, reported on Detroit and known men to be honored at the ish colonies in the Emek where the convention committee and Mrs. S. 000 to Palestine to aid the girls point of training and can see no
commencement exercises of the crops were recently destroyed by a
reason why most colleges and uni-
other cities.
throughout the country to interest in attendance.
Shrage and Mrs. S. Nelson are farms and the work of the women
The first session was given over
P"tential theater-goers in the mr-
It was the consensus of opinion University of Pennsylvania. Dr. plague of field mice. The tour is secretaries. Mrs. Cutler is treas. pioneer. The Detroit organization versifies would not accept such
suit.
credit in lieu of other selective
to reports on studies and research (Turn to Page Oppoalte Editorial) Adler was awarded the degree of being made in order to assess the user of the committee. Mrs. R.
last year remitted • contribution of credits for entrance. Such a
Doctor of Letters.
losses to the colonists.
course
[snaky and Mrs. S. Sisler are in .$2,000.
would have my approval."
GOLDMAN ELECTED
PISGAH PRESIDENT
ATTACK ON GLAZER
BY SO VIET REFUTED
HARRIS, DEAN OF
N. Y. RABBIS, DIES
URGE PARENTS SEND
CHILDREN TO ZION
FOR THEIR STUDIES
B'RITH ABRAHAM FOR el
PALESTINE COLONY
PLAY SCHOOLS OPEN 7
ON MONDAY JULY
PEARCE APPROVES
STUDY OF HEBREW
DETROIT IN YIDDISH ,
THEATER'S CIRCUIT
Building Up of Jewish Background in
Growing Generation Urged by Educators
Pioneer Women Organization s Third
Biennial Convention Here Oct. 1619
U. OF P. HONORS
DR. CYRUS ADLER