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VOL. XXX. NO. 9

WAILINGWALLBODY I ON/i
URGES ARABS, JEWS
STRIVE FOR PEACE

S. STILL LARGEST
IMMIGRATION LAND
FOR JEWISH PEOPLE'

RD REFORM1U,

**
Hiaa Quotes Figures to Prove
Its Repeated State-
ments.

Depart for
Europe to Prepare
Their Decision.

Commissioners

HOPE IS EXPRESSED
FOR AMICABLE PACT

REPORT IS VERIFIED
BY OFFICIAL FIGURES

in Closing Arguments,
Urged Arabs to Show
Tolerance.

Jews,

10,000 Jews Came to This,
Country From July 1929
to May 1930.

JERUSALEM. — The Interna-
tional Wailing Wall Commissioners
were en route back to Europe Sun-
day after a final and vain attempt
on the part of Chairman Loefgren
to persuade the Moslems of Pales-
tine to promise acceptance of the
commission's rulings in the ques-
tion of religious rights at the Wail-
ing Wall.
The Grand Mufti, Moslem and
Jewish representatives and mem-
bers of the Palestine government
bade the commissioners farewell
Sunday night as the special train
pulled out of the station.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
reports that Mr. I.oefgren at the
end of Saturday's session said he
believed the commission had col-
lected sufficient material to report
en and deride the claims of Mos-
lems and Jews to the wall.

GET HOLIDAYS OFF
WITH HALF SALARY

I'ATERSON, N. J.—(J. T.
A.)--All Jewish teachers in the
public schools of this city will
in the future be given three
days off with half pay on Rosh
Hashanah and Yom Kippur, ac-
cording to a resolution passed
by the Pateorson Board of Edu-
cation. This ends a six-year
fight which has been carried on
by the Jewish teachers of Pater-
son against the deduction of
substitutes' pay on Jewish high
holidays.
Feeling that the matter could
not be treated as a Jewish prob-
lem since it might smack of dis-
crimination, the special commit-
tee of the board of education
presented a resolution which es-
tablished three "merit (lays" by
which every teacher will be per-
mitted that number of (lays of
absence by application to the
superintendent with the loss of
half pay. Charles II. Roemer,
city attorney, has been the main
figure behind the teachers' agi-
tation against the deduction of
substitutes' pay on Jewish holi-
days.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

WRITER DESCRIBES (NEw 1 0. A. HEAD) ROADS LEADING TO BESSARABIA RECALL
PURCHASING POWER
WAR DAYS AS TROOPS PROCEED TO HALT
OF JEWISH MARKET.
MOVEMENTS OF ANTI-SEMITIC PEASANTS

Used to Pop-
ularize Products Among
the Jews.

Railway Bridges Around Jassy and Radauti in Control of
Troops Checking March of Anti-Semitic Youth;
Agitators Refused Entrance to Focsani.

SHOWS COPY PLANNED
FOR JEWISH READERS

' RUMANIAN GOVERNMENT SAYS ORDER PREVAILS
BUT PREVENTIVE MEASURES MUST BE ENFORCED

Hammond Edward Franklin
Describes His Study in
Editor and Publisher.

Jewish Members of Parliament Dissatisfied With Promises;
Rumanian Press United in Demand for Stern Measures
to Suppress Attacks on Jews.

Outlines Means

NEW YORK.— Contrary to an
A.)—A situation reminiscent of war
VIENNA,—(J.
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) --
opinion that is prevailing in some,
1Zecognitioon of the purchasing
days prevails on the principal roads and highways of the
circles, the United States of Amer-
power of the Jewish market and
Maramuesh and South Bukowina districts leading to Bess-
ica is still the largest Jewish im-
the story tel successful efforts on
arabia as strong military detachments are arriving in con-
migration country. Official figures
the. part of manufacturers and ells-,
just issued by the Buerau of Im-
nection with the anti-Semitic peasants' movement, which is spread-
triloutors of nationally sold pro-
migration of the U. S. Department
ing from Bukowina to Bessarabia, and the march of the anti-Semitic
ducts to reach the -Jewish market
youth organization Iron Guard, the Hungarian Telegraphic Agency
of Labor, and which has been care-
are told in an article by Hammond
ROBERT SZOLD
LUDWIG VOGELSTEIN
fully analyzed by the Hebrew Shel-
reports. All railway bridges leading to Bessarabia, particularly those
Franklin in the Editor and Pub-
tering and Immigrant Aid Society
Mr.
Szold,
prominent
New
York
vin and around Jassy and Radautl,
lusher. The special methods re-
Mr. Vogelstein, chairman of the (MHO, 425 Lafayette street, most
attorney, long associated with the
arein control of troops in view of
TUNA
in
merchandising
in
the
Jew-
I executive board of the Union of conclusively show that the number
t lgatt iz
l
ish market and the means used to Zionist movement in this country,
American Hebrew Congregations, of Jewish immigrants arriving in
tlrhoe n aleantr nd tstob de
was
elected
chairman
of
the
ad-
Tninvg
a mi
popularize products among Jewish
told the World Union for Progres- this country is considerably larger
The nationalist youth organize-
purchases are detailed by Ilam- ministrative committee of the
sive Judaism in London last Satur- than the number of non-Jewish im-
Zionist Organization of America,
lion led by M. Vodreanu, is chief-
IMMOI Edward Franklin.
day that the "vast army of Ameri- migrants coming from the same
at the first meeting eef that body,
ly composed of school boys and
can Jews is marching toward re- countries in Europe from which
Ile points out that while the in New York.
college students.
form." It is generally conceded,
Jewish market like. many other
these Jews hail, such as Poles,
51r.
Szold
served
in
1919
as
a
s..l i ewit i a :r h ke,, L nte r z dgy et r , s nttb D oni
Engineer
to
Direct
Russian
i s c s a a au t ,itu s h fi
he said, that no new generation
foreign language groups in this
rid i rerse,
Russians, Lithuanians, Rumanians,
will grow up in America with ad- Latvians.
leuntry has been overlooked by member of the Zionist commission
Project to Cost 200,-
beingn
in
Celestine,
which
Was the prede-1
herence to kashruth and Teffilim.
otherwise well-informed advertis-
In the month of May, there ar- Daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. D.
•es.sor of the present Palestine
le. $ ) ._ Noah local std national, to control the
R 1p. bA
ing experts, manufacturers have
rived to these shores 913 Jews, 439
Zionist Executive. At the present
tour of the country now being
W. Simons Was III
found it ted be sound1/USII1eSS in
To Report Without Bias.
Pehos, Ital Russians and 1912 tram
time Mr. Szold is also vice-presi-
ae:e btytt Ihinilaotaant(ol rU
tt icolT
a i h e ' l' o rt eu:
s1101111 thOUSIOUIS of dollars a year
OW
MOSCM
"We will, Jim commissioners for
all other nationalities which 'are.
Ten Days.
dent of the Palestine Eceonomic
advertising their products in the
the League of Nations, hose our
not enumerated separately, such as
Council, and treasurer of the Pal- London, a young American Jewish
sat of ocal officials to grant per-
'pliers
and
magazines
that
reach
enlirt on what in our boot belief
Lithuania, Latvia and Rumania
donne endowment funds.
engineer, was appointed the direct- mission of these two to stop off at
Miss Sylvia Simons, (laughter of
i- tight," he said. "We are de-
because of the small quotas. The Mr. and Mrs. I), W. Simoi.s of the ,Jewish market. One 10-year
Mr. Szold's position at the bar ing head of a gigantic industrial various towns has partly quieted
old firm with a line of grocery goods
od alined to do our duty without
officials figure's also state that
LaSalle, reputed to have been
has
been
equally
distinguished.
and economic body in the Soviet the alarmed Jewish population.
loving influenced by conflicting mo-
spends more than 8110,1100 for adver-
from .July 1929 too May, la30, there
of the must talented American-
On the other . hand, the Jewish
Ile was assistant attorney-gen-
tives 14 a purely political nature.
0:11110 to this country 10,800 Jews, taught pianists in this country, tising in the Jewish market alone. eral of Porto Rico in 1915, and as- Union. Leaden, who is a graduate
members of parliament are report-
11, e are representatives who wish Harry Snell, Labor M. P., to 1,607 Poles, 1,527 Russiann and
The Kosher Problem.
died at 1:30 a. 111. Saturday at
sistant to Solicitor-General John of Cooper Union Institute of New ed tee he dissatisfied with the prom-
to help in the creation of peace
5,713 of all other nationalities not Harper hospital, following an ill-
Mr. Franklin Polls of one sales- W. Davis from 1915 to 1919.
Deliver Principal
Yoork, worked as a taller in the ises made to them last week by Dr.
The League of Nations, he said,
enumerated separately. This means ness of 10 (lays. Funeral services man:leer fur a nationally known
daytime alai studied engineering Alexander Vayda Voevod, flume-
would receive the report without
Address.
that (luring the period referred to were held on Monday, at 2 p,
Icanser who could net understand
at night. The industrial plan over niain minister of the initerior, and
bias. Despite the conflicting re-
the number of Jewish. immigrants with Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky officiat- ail). his product was nut selling in
which he will have charge involves have consequently decided to re-
ligious sentiments and traditions,
The eighth session of the Ameri- was approximat•ly 1,000 less thap ing at her late residence on LaSalle -.colons of large. cities where. the
an expenditure of 200,0141,000 ru- quest an immediate audience with
the hearings have been useful in •an Jewish Congress will be held
all the other nationalities men- boulevard and Rabbi A M Hersh- Jewish populist ion predominated.
King Carol. Deputy Michele Lan-
, s 71
helping the commission to ascer- on Sunday, Oct. 19, and Nlonday, floated.
(Intl declared that th e
After an investigation he found
man at Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
e pogrom a
nil industry in the Don ,
tain facts "which rightly under- Oct. 20, in Washington, D. C. The
When, in addition, the fact is
Miss Simons was stricken with that the Jewish purchasers strong-
mosphere
in Bessarabia is Sithilat
stood and frankly told have a re- Rt. Hon. !tarry Snell, M. P., Brit-
taken into account that in the same the illness which proved fatal on ly suspected the presence of animal
to the situation in 190'and 19 13,
assuring effect on agitated minds," ' ash labor leader and member of the period, that is from July, 1929 to
London, who was active in the when that part of Rumania
the eve of a planned trip to Ger- fat in the cleanser which would
was
he asserted.
Palestine. Inquiry Commission, will May, 1930, there departed from many for further studies.
labor movement in New York, cameo Russian territory.
have. made the product non-kosher.
Stating that the Moslems and be the guest of honor and will de-
Adclph Finsterwald of De- G. Russia in 1920. Shortly after
this country 1,7211 Poles, .151 Rus-
to her many friends here
Known
Ile found that in the New Yolk
Government Criticised.
the Jews were responsible not only liver the principal address at this
ment
as
an
w
as
offered
emloy
p
he
.
sians, 3,018 of all other nationali- as a person of unusual beauty of market which served 111 000
troit Again Chosen
the notorious anti-Semitic
to their awn generation but to session of the congress.
.
meat weeks t While
(none, r III
e 1,1
ties and that only 277 Jews returned character and spiritual thought, Jews through 6,500 grocery, dairy
agi ators Nada and Numlai Tutu,
eosteritv, he made a final plea to
Vice-President.
a the Don Basin. There he de-
In addition to acting on the re- to their respective countries, the Miss Simons has endeared herself and delicatessen stores, with pur-
latter
acquitted in 1927 of the
hoth sides to attempt to reach an
ports of the work of the congress,' number of Jewish immigrants who to all who knew her. In her pro- chase's
aggregating amnions of dol-
murder of the Jewish student,
accord.
C LE V ELAN la— Changes which ty r'ilonaP1(,ni chnenlitoTI w
al David
athoTtli'Yetatlhlue rgiceCl'
which will be submitted by Dr. remained in the country is hence fession she distinguished herself lars each year, firm religious
Falik,
have transferred their
etlIS-
.
Urge Mutual Respect.
Stephen S. Wise, Bernard S. twice as large as the numbeor of with her ability AS a pianist, As
life at Bellefaire with its cottages plants eof the region could lee fur- activities
,
es to Transylvania, where
g s w ere
, etrInie .1.
"Irrespective of sentiments and Deutsch, lion. Nathan D. Perlman. immigrants of all other nationali- a loyal and devoted Jewess she was
t ,• 1,),, , nwt,(r.ralf rv
om
.and cottage mothers, its home at- :imisiht ediell me' xitih,e (r.tin:ttrhie
loaning.
him
from
a
highly
profit-
are
going
from town to town
political agitation and excitement, Bernard G. Richards and other IAILI ties mentioned which have settled
ffy an exam-
beloved in the community for her ;dole market. Even more annoying mosphere, its campus, woods, ath- water turbines, and after
arranging for mass meetings of the
it should be possible for both sides cars of the congress, the Washing- here permanently.
Mallon of his plan I a commis-
devotion to her people.
peasants,
the
newspapers
of Buko-
was the fact that the product con- letic field 1111,1 country surround-
to arrive at a friendly settlement ton session will have the task of
the
These figures not only verify the
Miss Simons prepared her musi(si tamed no animal fat. To quote
winan and Transylvanian towns,
in a spirit of mutual understand- dealing with a number of urgent fact so often stated by Mies that
ings have wrought' in the children ment approved
cal education locally and later stud- Mr. Franklin:
i
as
well
as
Czernowitz,
ere
full of
and respect," he said.
problems affecting the welfare of the United States is still the larg- ied with internationally famed 'O-
To Employy
reports depicting the situation as
"At the suggestion of a member were described by Superintendent
added, the Jewish people here and abroad.
The commission, he
rnr it :nett: and are chrui:ihciinzg
est Jewish immigration center but culists, such as Fannie Bloomfield of the Jewish press, a prominent Michael Sharlitt in his annual
wigirr
ers . will be g
Fifty
ing
u pt htehagore
v-
would much prefer a voluntary so-
The call for the election of dele- also emphasizes the urgency of Zeisler, Ernest Hutchinson, Mad- rabbi was called in to investigate. message, presented at the annual working under London's supervis- (ornment for its reassuring state-
lution to an enforced verdict. and,
gates which has been issued by the flies continuing its activities 011 :11110 Hertz and Tobias Mathay in the ordered a chemical analysis meeting of trustees and directors ,,
the project gets under
"with great satisfaction will re- general board of elections of the behalf of these immigrants, partic-
London. In 1921 she was adjudged made of several dozen boxes eef the Sunday, July 13, at the home.
botnty.
.
In an interview
w with the con- Ports eef the excesses in Bukowina.
ive proposals and arrangement , American Jewish Congress to its
ularly in view of the. restrictive the best American-taught pianist goods bought at random. The an-
r: hs a n
a i d ir e , Tutu, have
"If anything like confidence or respondent of the Jewish Tele-
a o
either party cares to offer before
v r e
committees throughout the coun- laws and the dfficulties encountered in the Middle West in a contest alysis showed negative,
graphic
Agency,
London
lied/Mgt even appeared in Sluj and Be-
assurance
has
grown,
it
is
due
to
1:11
the
rab-
Sept. 1. We stand ready to offer
try states in part:
in coming to this country. Every- conducted by the Natioonal Federa- bi visited the factory and gave the a wise of accomplishment that the that his plan would be carried out jamre.
Wherever they appear
1111 possible assistance."
"Recent developments relating one. of these immigrants who have tion of Music Clubs. A few years k,
p ,si
r( hrl eu rc.t . his certificate—it was great change' has been noade quietly in full by 1932, the finished plant 01 0' are establishing sections
Pending publication of the cool-
ealp
come here have been aided in some Inter she played as soloist with the'
leadnitlahean"'
A
l l
el
and that the entire community of supplying electricity fur 1.50ope0
doi..sien's report. the regulations to the sacred task eef upbuilding of
farm or another by the Ilias (offices Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Lat-
the
Jewish
national
homeland
in
When the fact was widely aolve.r. Bellefaire is now set with a good people and irrigating 40,1100 law- the Iron Guard." Their arrival is
- , 1,1 by the Palestine government
abroad,
by
Ilias
here
in
New
York
er she played at concerts in }lug- tined, especially in Jewish newspa- understanding of whoa we are tel tares of land.
For this purpose . fide signal for ons laughts on the
.r the • Wailing Wall will remair. Palestine, demand the marshalling
and through its branches in the land and America.
pers, increases in sales were re- trying to do, rather than because of 2a0,000,000 gallons of water will be Jews, while the local authorities,
farce, and until then, said Mr. of widespread Jewish public (liga-
various parts of the country.
Miss Simons interested herself in markable in Jewish neighborhoods. any marked achievements in the used doily.
ily As 411 indication of the either through fear or indiffer-
r,fgren, "innovations should not tion in raver eef the fulfillment of
the
solemn
obligations
assumed
by
worthy
students
of
music
who
course of the year," Mr. Sharlitt magnitude of the task. London 'rues, stand by and its nothing and
The Passover Trade.
'a. made or actions taken by either
(limit Britain, in connection with
lacked the advantages of advanced
'minted out that New York City
release the agitators after
A biscuit concern woad into
further reported in his message..
side' which are of a nature which
ORTHODOX ORGANIZED study. Her hobby aside from mu- kosher cracker project, with a
ittht et y have have arrested. Danila
' , meld alter the present Wailing the mandate and call for action to
Officers of the previous year were uses hi00,0110,000 gallons a day.
i 1 Tutu . eve been reported ar-
assure the progress of the work
TO SAFEGUARD RULES sic was travel, and she visited ev- special box created, mostly printed re-elected for the. coming year at
I sondon is the. second American
Wall status."
!Todd twice in 10 days but they
for the resettlement of our ancient
ery continent in the world. She in Yiddish, which brought domi-
the annual meeting of the hem, i mish laixor leader who has C01110 are again
Urge Arabs Show Tolerance.
hoonoeland.
spreading their anti-
Cud Hair to Meet at Emanuel nisei had a love for languages and nance into the field.
Under net circumstances does the
The annual meeting day was desig- too Russia and been entrusted by the Semitic propaganda.
was
considered
an
alit
linguist.
She
"The status of our brethren in
Special attention t" Posner nated by the alumni as Home-Coin- Sea ieot government with the di rec-
Wednesday Evening.
Palestine nation, meaning the ,
was a member of the Tuesday Mus-
Rumania,
Poland,
Russia,
Hun-
Charges
Against Police.
is
stressed,
especially
as
to
t
km
and
management
of
such
a
robs, recognize the Palestine
ing Day. A program fur the revue.
icale.
Ni
the activity of two large milk com- lion of (out-of-town graduates was huge, industrial ape ration,
The Orthodox Jewish comma-
reports indicate that
nor does it hind itself to gary octet other lands require the
A
tribute
to
the
late
Miss
Si-
continued
study
and
consideration
nity
is
heille
the
police
arrest
the agitators
nor
panies,
which
before
such
activity
organized, under the
V hew derived therefrom,
arranged by the local alumni com-
Approve New Grant.
temporarily and then escort them
r ho t. o atande liNdartatbd tmllt eenik.atshhe- mons by Abraham Caplan will be found a record drop in sales be- mitte•. There were athletic games,
it recognize the Jewish !pi- on part of the large organized ele- sth and the
The Soviet cabinet approved the out of town and set them free. At
fecund elsewhere in this issue.
meats
of
American
Jewry.
rt
cause
of
the
Pas
o
oo
h
I
•
s et r
o o
' -mil home. This statement teas
a concert anol picnic for the chil- decision of the
land commissariat I Sziget it is said the officials asked
"Various forms of discrimina- rabbis' organization, to protect the
Since going in for special Passover dren. Because of the rain, an out-
' , ode by Ahmed Zaki Pasha, prom-
to grant 100,000 new hectares 14 , the Jewish community to pay the
labeled milk, that week brings cm- domr pageant that had been sched-
cat Moslem Iiignitary and scholar lion which are practiced here in rights of the Orthodox community
land
in
Crimea
for
Jewish coloni-; cost of transporting the agitators
txtlklyonfiqete, lymosai rness than any other uled, seas not carried through. The
from Egypt, in beginning the sum- the fields of education and ern- in matters involving the dietary
zation. The Cigmean government' elsewhere. The newspapers of
ming up of the Arab ease:' before I ployment, as well as such inimical laws, congregational and other ac-
annual supper meeting was held will be instructed by the Soviet Czernowitz are particularly critical
Recent activity on the part of a in Alumni hall, followed by a dance
,he Wailing Wall Commission legislatioon as the proposed alien tivities.
cabinet to allot this had within 10 of the statement made by M. An-
registration bills also call for
In a regular section, to appear,
large department store to stock in the evening. About 350 of the
.111v 17.
days
gelescu on behalf of the ministry
Passover goaods, especially in an alumni were present. George I.
A moving plea to the Moslems careful consideration and decisive beginning with this issue, on the
action.
A huge plan to irrigate the Crim- of the interior with regard to the
last
page
of
The
Detroit
Jewish
,'5
5 maintain a humanitarian view
entire department, and subsequent \Vitae' of Cleveland was re-elect-
ou are requested to call a Chronicle, important information
the Jewish position with regard
success of the venture is described. eel president of the Jewish Orphan ean fields with water from the disturbances in Bukowina. His
Report About Settling Jews
'o the Wailing Wall and a passion- conference of representatives of will be disseminated to protect the
lioome Alumni Association. All Nimiper river by building channels communique is characterized as
through the Sivash was considered untrue.
:de extolling of religious tolerance all Jewish (organizations in your Orthodox Jews in such matters.
False, Embassy at Wash-
other past officers were re-elected.
election district, which is to ar- Announcement is made that the
by the Central Russian government
The frequency of the govern-
150 CHILDREN ATTEND
ington Claims.
The officers of Bellefaire are in Miscow which has decided to
range for the election of delegates Vaad (fair, the Federation of Or-
(Turn to Last Page.)
CENTER PLAY SCHOOL Fred Lazarus, Jr., of Columbus,
(Turn to Page Oppo.eite Editorial)
and alternates to the next session thodox Jewish congregations, will'
send a special engineer commis-
WASHINCTON.
. T. A. )
president; Adolph Finsterwald of
of the American Jewish Congress." meet in the assembly hall of Cone
The registrations at the Jewish Detroit, vice-president; Max E. sion to Crimea this week to investi-
The report from Berlin that nego-
',Major Julius 1. Peyser, chair- gregation Emanuel, Weiodrow Wil
gates The plan involves 200,000
tiations
haul been undertaken in' Center Playschool, 31 Melbourne Meisel of Cleveland, treasurer of
lf)a'sashai nnngtoounncce od ngtrheasst son and
t , this Wednesday
rubles and when completed will
Germany for Jewish colonization avenue, Wave been increasing the sinking fund; Alfred A. lie-
July 30.
make possible the development of
daily.
After
the
school
had
been
in
l'eru
was
definitely
branded
as
a will be of congregations
nes•h eef ('leveland, treasurer of the large cotton fields, rice plantations,
urged i toat-t
;et
false by the Peruvian ministry of in session for two weeks, over 150 general fund; Mrs. Stella S. Lax-
vineyards and sugar beet 'dente-
d t alternates
cad
i orng. re'' e 5enx(-) toenn activities ro
of
t v' the be
Vaud Hair public works in a communication children had taken advantage of anus, secretary; Michael Sharlitt,. tionn in Crimea where sufficient
to the Peruvian embassy here, the various activities offered. The superintendent; Jack Girick, as-
pected to attend.
since the last meeting.
quantities of these commodities can
which transmitted the information children who attend the play- sistant superintendent.
be rained for export abroad.
Correspondence Courses in
Director of Hillel at U. of M.
to the correspondent of the Jewish I school come from various sections
Jewish Subjects Are
Telegraphic Agency.
of the city. Arrangements have
Gets Rabbinical
The communication from the been made so that the children
Urged.
Post.
ministry of public works came in may bring their lunches with them
response to an inquiry sent by the and stay an entire day at the play-
SAN FRANCISCO.—(J. T. A.)
ANN ARBOR, Mich.—(J. T. A.)
Peruvian embassy as a result of school. The Detroit Creamery
— Announcement has been made
—Aaron Tollin of Chester, Pa.,
original publication of the re- Company furnishes milk, which is
was elected grand president of the
of the appointment of Rabbi
served
twice
daily,
a
half-pint at
Junior B'nai B'rith order of Aleph Governor Ritchie's Action Aimed at Averting Conflict of nod some weeks ago. The em-
Fink. director of the B'nai
bassy at that time expressed doubt noon and a half-pint in the middle
Zadek Aleph at the conclusion of
B'rith Hillel Foundation at the
R egistration DaysRosh ashonah and Suc-
as to the truth of the report, and of the afternoon. At the second Tells World Union for Progressive Judaism New Genera- University of Michigan, to
the order's seventh interna-
Tem-
this position has now been con- serving the children are also given
coth; 20,000 Orthodox Jews Affected.
tional convention here. Joseph
tion of American Jews Will Not Observe Kashruth;
ple Emanuel Congregation at Spo-
firmed by the communication from crackers. The cost for this is five
Lyons of Winnipeg was named
kane, Wash.
Says U. S. Jewry is "Marching Toward Reform."
Peru.
cents a day for the children who
vice-president; Sol Lebow of Mo-
BALTIMORE.—(J. T. A.) —A 'latter dates are the same as Suc-
Rabbi Fink entered the field of
Following a report from Berlin can afford to pay. A fund has
nessen, Pa., secretary; Gilbert proclamation calling the General
student religious work as associate
coth, the Feast of Tabernacles.
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The
which appeared in a New York been provided through the efforts
Kerschner of Memphis, Tenn., ser- Asembly of Maryland into extra-
Pointing out that the State Yiddish daily May 9, to the effect of Nate S. Shapero which makes it theological controversy between Isaac Mayer Wise for his labors in director of the University of Illi-
meant-at-arms; Adriel Fried of ordinary sessionJuly 29 to
should not permit y larger group that the Peruvian government was possible for the children of unem- Reform and Orthodox Judaism in establishing Reform Judaism in nois Hillel Foundation at Charn-
San Francisco, assistant sergeant- amend the dates for registraCt n
of its people to he disfranchised by prepared to offer 2,000,000 hec- ployed parents to receive this extra America is probably a dead issue America, Mr. Vogelstein observed paign in 1925. In the fall of 1926
at-arms; Meyer Alpfrovitz of She- was issued on July 21 by Governor
that "Reform Judaism, by espous- he assumed the directorship of the
circumstances wholly exceptional tares of land in Eastern Peru for nourishment free of charge.
and it is generally conceded that ing
boVean, Wis., scribe, and William Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland.
the cause of scientific truth at Michigan Hillel Foundation, where
and unforeseen and beyond their, exclusive Jewish colonization, in-
One of the most popular fea- no new generation will grow up
Saffer of Chicago, chaplain,
The Governor noted after more control, as is the case in the coin- quiries by the Jewish Telegraphic tures of the playschool is the in America with adherence to te- its very outset, probably saved a he has remained until the present
whole generation for our faith."
Milwaukee was selected at the than a week's investigation of a sit-
time.
cidence of the registration dates, Agency in Berlin showed that a Thursday afternoon picnic. Thus fillim (phylacterient and kash-
Edmond Flee Speaks.
scene of the 1931 convention. uation created by the conflict of the
Delivery of an attack on dis-
with the days sacred to the Jewish year-old project of a former Ger- far the children have been taken ruth, declared Ludwig Vogelstein,
The newly organized Pacific Coast registration dates with two of the
Nevertheless, Mr. Vogelstein crimination against Jewish
people,
the
Governor
declared
he
chairman
of
the
executive
hoard
to
Palmer
I'ark
and
stu-
man marine officer, Captain Perl,
Belle Isle.
told the conference that perfection , dents by University of Michigan
conference, embracing 15 chap- most important religious holidays
has not acted bec ause of any great to settle Jews in Eastern Eur ,et'e Through the courtesy of the Le- of the Union of American Hebrew
ters and 500 members, elected of the Jewish calendar, Rosh Hash-
had not been achieved in America. landladies, made at an interde-
demand
of
pressure
from
any
Congregations,
in
responding
to
vine
Waste
Paper
Co.
free
trans-
had been revived by a Dr. Hirsch- I
Adriel Fried president and Isadore
He said that Judaism in America nominatinnal good-will banquet
onah and Succoth.
Source.
berg, a Jewish lawyer, who was co- portation in the form of a truck addresses of welcome on July 19,
Weiss of Oakland, Calif., secre-
had many grave problems peculiar sponsored last spring by the uni-
The Governor said he has taken
tary.
20,000 Orthodox Jews Affected.
operating with a group interested was provided for the children. at the second conference of the
to the American scene, among versity, drew nation-wide proml-
These outings are supervised by World Union for Progressive Judo- them the philanthropic Jews, and
"It is simply that I recognize an in German colonization in Peru.
A recommendation of the edu- the proper steps to assure himself
fierce to Rabbi Fink. Ile delivered
Unsuccessful attempts were the Jewish Center staff and by ism which is meeting in the Lib- the racial cultural, national Jews. the invocation
cational committee that one of the that the legislators will limit them- existing situation, have taken the
and benediction
at
Jewish institutions of higher learn- selves to the one subject and that time necessary to examine and ap- made by Dr. Hirschberg and his as- Mrs. Bernard Argiew'icz and Miss eral Jewish synagogue and the
Earnest
efforts
were
being
made,
the
baccalaureate exercises held in
it
can
and
will
meet,
pans
the
nec-
West
London
Liberal
synagogue.
Corrine
Marks
of
this
city.
ing in this country should furnish
praise it calmly and carefully, and sociates to interest Jewish leaders
he
said,
to
enlist
the
interest
of
June,
in
connection
with the cam-
A unique picnic is being planned
correnpondence courses in Jewish essary law and adjourn in one day. am convinced that fairness and in the plan. Later it was reported
Pointing out that "the fast mov- these backsliders.
mencement program of the univer-
Would Amend Law.
history and religious subject, to
justice to the people affected re- that the German colonization for Thursday, July 31, at Palmer ing American panorama inclines
Israel has been preserved only sit
s.,
After consideration of the terms uqire a remedy which only the group, in which Baron von Malt- Park. This will take the form r.f us to question the wisdom of at-
the members of A. Z. A. was
because it kept its rituals, and be-'
Rabbi Fink was active in local
of
the
law
in
the
case,
the
Govern-
a
circus
picnic.
The
children
will
can, an uncle of the former Ger-
adopted by the convention. The
legislature can give," he said.
taching too much value to religious cause, if the rites had not been Jewish
and general communal af-
educational committee's recom- or explained he has found two or
According to estimates, the Gov- man ambassador to the United be urged to come in costume and slogans," Mr. Vogelstein said that strictly observed it probably would, fairs. Ile served as a member
three
alternatives,
and
believes
the
to
prepuce
circus
acts.
Prizes
will
of
mendation of four A. Z. A. Sab-
ernor said, there are from 26,000 States, was interested, had com-
"our Reform synagogues are not exist today, declared Edmond the board of directors of the Ann
baths a year instead of one was best course to follow would be an to 30,000 voting Jews in Baltimore, pleted the draft of an agreement be awarded for the moat ingenious gracefully yielding to a beneficent
Fleg, celebrated French author, Arbor Family Welfare
amendment of the existing law, and of these it is estimated that
presentation.
Bureau, and
the Peruvian government.
ales approved.
invasion by the runs and daughters speaking on
The Mission of also held a place in the local min-
Those hacking the project had
At the Jewish Center Playschool ofo Orthodox parents. But these
In his presidential message Jo- providing for the substitution this 20,000 or more are orthodox. The
Israel" at the conference on i•terial association. The Sunday
seph Karesch of New York year of new registration days for others are Reformed. The cost of a also enlisted the interest of Law- ■ well rounded program of ath- sons and daughters are not mak- July
20,
stressed the growth of the order Sept. 23 and 21 and Oct. 7 and 8, one-clay session of the Legislatuee rence Groves, American commer- letics, swimming, handicraft, story ing our synagogues Orthodox."
Si. Fleg pointed out that Ortho- school sponsored by the Jewish
community was under his supe rvis-
which
are
set
by
statute.
The
form-
cial
attache
in
Berlin,
who
pent
a
telling,
dramatics,
etc.,
is
being
during the past year, pointing out
as provided by law would be some-
This Mr. Vogelntein indicated that dox, Progressive and Zionist Jews
ion. University recognition was
that 25 new chapters had been er two coincide with the observ- thing over $8,000, the Governor communication regarding the mat- carried on. Registrations are still the "vast army of American Jews are still necking a ce
central idea
added with a membership of 800. ance of Rosh Hashonah, and the . stated.
open for youngsters ranging in , is marching toward reform."
which will reunite them. This, extended to him by appointment
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age from 6 to 14,
to the University of Michigan
Paying • tribute to the late
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I committee on convocations.

MISS SIMONS, NOTED
MUSICIANIS DEAD

JEW IN CHARGE OF
INDUSTRIAL EFFORT

JEWISH CONGRESS
CONVENES OCT 19

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CLEVELAND HOME
ELECTS OFFICERS liziaesiti,h.e "

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COLONIZATION PLAN
IS DENIED BY PERU

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1930 CONVENTION' ,Li hi'sgilti.is';17)ato n e fi

Calls Extra Session of Legislature
To Enable Maryland Jews to Vote

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RABBI ADOLPH FINK
CALLED TO SPOKANE

Vogelstein Says Theo logical Dispute
Between Orthodox , Reform Dead Issue