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come the next day for a reply.
Meets Antokolsky.

PALESTINE POLICY
TO BE CLARIFIED
BEFORE PARLIAMENT

11 S HIGH SCHOOL (committee,
PLANS GRADUATION,

GREAT TRIBUTE TO
LIEUT-GOV. LEHMAN

and Mrs. Eva Pollack,.
EIGHT ANTI-SEMITES
chairman of the program commit-
ELECTED IN AUSTRIA
tee, are devoting much deal of time
When I was admitted to the
Senior
Division.
to
this
undertaking.
The
proceeds
presence of Antokolsky, I saw a
(Continued from Page One.)
of the performance will go towards
The New York Times, in an ed.
VIENNA. — (J. T. A.) —
pat. ,*
or .•
slight small man with tiny ferni-IC
The competitiv e
e forens c season l of the
',the maintenance of the buses that
itorial following the re-eleeti.,a of
Eight seats in the Nationrat, the
(Continued from l'age One.)
cities, of splendor and wealth and nine hands.
op he
ia sh .ley nt t ;/: , Ansticia ion wil
Lieutenant-Governor Ilerb..r:
transport more than IOU children
of
the
Austrian
house
lower
Ilia
features
were
regular,
love. My imaginary loved one
Lehman of New York, paid this
' daily to and from the Philadelphia-, provided for the Arabs who lost
Parliament, were captured by
l '. In c
o ir
na:t
: lti:Il rn disw h 's7 •
always took the shape of Sara, a sharply outlined, and his lips ener-!, the senior 'debating
The high school of the United
i
resolution - .cast ce..sion or Jew.
Byron School.
noted Jewish leader the following
the Ileimwehr, Austria's pri-
their land. Ile even admitted that
Only his eyes, though t th,
pretty little neighbor of ours, with getic.
i .t. ,,, Imrnlicration to the United States will Ilebrew Schots is making prepare-
The Hebrew Teachers Convene in many cases the Jews made it
great tribute:
vate nationalistic militia, which
whom I passed many happy, care- rather severe, reflected suffering—! inteDeathm r i lve;th a, culture lions for its secant graduation ex-
•Ordin•rily the election of • In en.
lion
of
the
Middle
West
will
be
held
possible
for
the
Arabs
to
make
a
is
inclined
towards
anti-Semi-
counte
r
in
free hours. However, when the that universal pain which stamps
ercises. Twelve boys and girls have
ant Governor
regartled as•
,,,nt.
.
wil Ii
ratchman or the Illa ckhawks
tism, in Sunday's election. This
in. ni•tter. Ile is expected
harvest season drew to an end, we the true genius. He offered me a ,11,I o :. t1 the affi rmativ e and Mr. Lin..k y and d completed the prescribed three- jointly with the ilistadruth Ivrith better livelihood on a smaller par-
in
Cleveland
on
Nov.
14,
Heim-
15
and
111.
But,
he
said
the
down with the nominee for
eel
of
land.
is
the
first
time
that
the
chair, sat down on the edge of his M r 1
met but rarely.
so bet.sy of the A. Z. A. 93 year high school course. Among
then
ame ticket, Hut In the ca. , • I lent.
wehr has had direct representa-
le.ad tar ni. a .tivr .assn u. usnovir other requirements for graduation A number of teachers of the United Arab very often squanders all the
desk and taking my little carv- will lead
Gov. Lehman the returns ,d,
Back to City.
will complete the program.
Hebrew Schots, some members of money which he got from the Jews
tion in the Nationalrat.
night were followed with pee, .
•
M y master went in for horse- ings, began to examine them.
Intermediate debate division will is a thesis of several thousand
the board of education, and several and remains penniless and land-
Dr. Robert Stricker, leader
est. His Republican 01 1 P0111.10
eul,
not
at
all
bad!"
"Not
so
bad,
sis- words on Jewish history.
This
In to action one rnoath later.
trading towards the end of my
endorsed by the Dry Repubh,„
of the radical Ziionists, who ran
emus are planning to participate thesis is prepared in the form of members of the Kvutzah will at- less. Such Arabs, he said, become
term with him and one of his bar- he mused. "What did you do it . ,wing teams
platted him on the ticket wnh
n
nor competition of • high type is planned
be read by ii. dangerous, and the government in-
on an independent ticket, was
Carroll, who polled nearly lit...
gains landed him in jail. My re- with?"
for many high school debaters are par. answers to a questionnaire con- tend. Papers will
taining over 1,000 questions deal- '' A. Friedland of Cleveland, Dr. S. , tends to see that such cases should
defeated.
It was naturally feared, ther' 'hat
1 showed him my nicely sharp- , iislyating.
muneration was out of the min-
e ven
If Governor Roosevelt
' Feigen of Pittsburgh, Hr. I. Efros not occur in the future.
i ng with Jewish history.
tion, but I was glad to recover my coed pen-knife.
elec ted, the Lieutenant lio,ett.
yr ht
Club Leaders Teat
of Buffalo, Bernard Isaacs of De-
"You
want
to
leave
Russia
and
"The
government
will
therefore
he
defeated.
Even Ilp the stn
shoes and my passport. I went
The second of a series t A teas for
I
The schools are planning a mom. troit, Dr. S. Maximon of Cincin- interfere only in such cases where Liberal Judaism in England, who ever, the virtually held hir
i0i i be held •1 the Jewish moth concert in which 150 children nati, and others.
s ,:nsirs.aszs ;n
ct.
back to the city on foot, and be my pupil?" he asked.
Ilaumes, while in New 1
, city
Nor.
"Yes," I managed to breathe.
Jews will buy land and Arabs will has just published an article in the Sen•tor
headed straight for the agency
he led his opponent by a pl
Cantor It. Mil-
•, o f
Or I t7tf will participate.
But he advised me to stay in at 9 P. m. SamuelIlet7IiiiZr.
thereby lose their land, said Lord Daily Mail in which he expresses 607,000 votes. This, by the w.
School Activities.
,.
which had procured for me my first
kovsky is in charge of this enter-
will
' wi4‘
C .,""'" '' '''''' i.ti '"
Ituestion•bly the largest plum
the
j
■. s t na
Russia;
granted
me
a
scholarship
approval
of
the
White
Paper.
The
roll
of
the
Oakland
branch
Passfield,
adding,
'I
have
spoken
,peak o n It f he lace of ( lob Work . 1 th
position.
prise. Besides the musical part of
candid•te in • contested eleetn , ,
.•
re•
and promised to obtain for me the Field of Social Work. - Ile will also% : the program, there will be present- of the United Ilehrew Schools has very often with the most jimmi-
Statement by MacDonald.
ceived in Greater New York.
I. t. a
I obtained a p osition at the sal- . p rivilege of entering the academy.... the Jewish Center Movement. Mrs.
ed a Ilebrew sketch by the alumni shown a marked increase during vent local Zionist leaders and they
Prime Minister MacDonald told striking evidence of the esteem ,
ish will be chairman of the
cry of 45 rubles and a private
academy granted his request s.. .r io,,, Eiol
the past ninth.
New students are very satisfied with this atti- the house of commons Wednesday Mr. Lehman in held in the ,•,
t'Itv
room, in the house of a well-to-do T
a" '1!"' , ”"'d Pri and a number of tableaux by
which best known him. His ,,,•
•
h
innkeeper, not far from the city. but the city governor failed to „,= i„„ 1 ,,,,,T,J,.',"w
omen intermletl in groups connected with the high have been registered and those tulle. If the White Paper con-
that the British government in- York Pity was some 20,0M1 lat •
doh leadership work.
grant me the right of residence.
who left for vacations returned, tamed only this, the Zionists would tends to carry out its obligations the great IMO ca,,t for Gooch
I school.
But the end of the year Raw me
The children's minyon was reor- have no complaint. The Zionist under the mandate to both sections yen.
Becomes • Celebrity.
Senior Girls Committee.
back in the city, the possessor of
The Kvutzah lvrith, the Hebrew ganized. A large number of chit- leaders told one that the Jews have
- Circtimst•nces conspired 1 , .
Neu
A ttfotteisi meeting Of the Senior Girls
The story had leaked out and
of the Palestine population.
Lehrn•n 111111.11 ■ 1 prominence n.
heretofore unenjoyed wealth and a
Committee will be held on Monday eve• speaking society, has identified it- dren of the advanced classes is at- always provided for the Arabs who
had
become
known
in
Vilna
and
I
DavidLloyd George, Liberal lead- ant Governor. More than
clear view of the road ahead.
ning. NOV. 17. Final plans for the gen-
a
period
of
enforeed
•Itoette..
t
t.
,
'self
closely
with
the
United
Hebrew
tending
regularly
on
Saturday
lost
their
land
and
will
continue
er, told the prime minister he was
From experience I knew that became rather a celebrity. I began itor girls forum on Wednesday, Nue. 19,
. ■ •
r
Schools and is working with the mornings. The children conduct to do as with the greatest pleas- sure the latter would realize the Roosevelt. he served as .01,111,
the first thing to do was to get to be invited everywhere and or- will be made at that time.
of the State.
In that "
1.. ,
teachers in the propagation of Ile- their services in the same manner ore'."
importance "of having this cleared played marked ability and •n easy gra.,
some respectable clothes. I en- ders and offers of tuition jobs Senior Girls' Forum:
of the public business that came before
brew culture among adults. The as the adults and are assisted by
,
up
as
soon
as
possible."
MacDon-
-
Leadership
Among
Jewish
Women"
deavored to earn a living through came pouring in on every side.
Kvutzah decided to hold two meet- their teachers, Abraham J. Lech-
•hirn. Ilis
and judgment and termst•
my painting and I succeeded in At last I was able to give myself I will be discussed •1 the senior for.
ald replied that time for the Pales-
17th Congress Feb. 5.
forum on Wednesday. Nov. 19, by Mrs. ings monthly. One will be a Ile- over, N. Croll, J. Lifschitz and
getting several orders for pee_ over wholly to art. And now I had Joseph
tine discussion probably would be
t u "niu.rn alt1r1OPO.11 Mt: eildh i Ornh.fir:. ■1' 17"hi st
Welt and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich. brew meeting at which lectures and Miss Ida Weiner. The graduating
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Feb. 5 allotted with the discussion next 'r
Excutive.
And throughout hi, tenure
traits. However, I knew that noth. another grief. I lost my faith in Mrs. Welt will describe thework of the
papers will be given Hebrew and
;of office he has•ctively intemxte.1 hand
ing would suffice to open to me the usefulness of art, although I Council of Jewish Women. Mrs. Ehr• followed by discussions. At the class is working diligently and in- was set as the opening day for the Monday or Tuesday.
in the charitable institut,ns
i.
and
lieh will discuss the accomplishments of other meeting Jewish topics will be tensively in order to meet all the forthcoming seventeenth World
the doors of higher society but continued to love it passionately.
hospit•Is of the Slate, becomi ng • fa.
Itallassah.
necessary requirements outlined Ziionist Congress by the Zionist
mansfigure in many of the ...tomtit, 1,f
At that time I became acquaint-
the mastery of conversational
discussed
either
in
Yiddish
or
Fang-b
emae tr the conch : J. N. F. Plan. Campaign for Fur- New York, where he h., gone b. ofd
y the United Ilsbrew Schools for Actions Committee
ittstee
ed with a group of young people
Intermediate Division
Russian,
citizens in furthering every ham of but
fish. The general public is invited j., , raduatioo. The teachers of the sion night of i
emergency meet
, who had given up every personal Phimot• Girls' Danes:
ther Palestine Land Buying.
rnane work.
Altogether, therefore. the
Friendship Helps.
.
to both meetin gs.
cons ider the f uture
t I, class
The Phimot• Girls sponsor the Inter•
struck
up
an
acquaintance
,
interest
and
had
devoted
them
I,
trttimphant re.eler ion of 11,eut.
I
mediate
dine,
on
Satord•y
evening,
Noe.
Lehman is • marked tribute to a man
The
Women's
League,
headed
by
Abraham
J.
Lachover.
There
also
policy
of
the
Zionist
Organization
NEW
YORK.—(J.
T.
A.)—The
with a Russian family, the Schleg. selves to the uplifting and educe.'
1h.
who
by
hiK
character
•nd fidelity 1 , .,
Mrs. I. Margolis, completed ar- has been
g organized here Youn . its leadership in view of the Jewish National Fund will shortly
ul tion of the masses. I joined their
ale nin emr< balk larger than r , r b,•.
era. They rove d to be delightf
rangements for the theater bens• Judaea club which meets every crisis c rested by the British White undertake a great money-raising fore in the eyes of the tomple uf this
friends anap each member of the ranks. I began regarding art only
In tietm
o .d
rda'.5t,' Nov.
Itr
11‘'
22, has been set asid
Slate•"
family gave me lessons in Russian, as a means of existence and my as the date for the all intermediate frolic r fit to be held Wednesday evening, Saturday evening under the lead- Paper. The Actions Committee, campaign for the purpose of fur-
o
b been
in gess'onf
I Mary
klic
.h
n
n rfie
I
ec. 3,
I
at Litt
' man
th
s theater, Mrs.
I rs. ersh ip of Miss
ary Na e s y,
which has
thering its work and buying more
They must have noticed my st ud ies asge considerably. Awnrdn will be • the
1
days, did not decide on the place land in Palestine. The campaign
.1. Wexler, chairman of the ticket graduate of the schools.
mot
menthe,
for
their
accomplishment
growing need, although I tried to Finally I became tired of filling
during the 1929.30 season. A Prograr
where the Congress, which bids will reach its peak coincident with Ethel Barrymore in "Scarlet
conceal from them the fact that tiresome order and I decided to of entertainment and dancing has bee
fair to be the most important in .1 the coming of Mendel Menachim
Mary" at Cass Theater.
my money was gone and that I had desert my art altogether and look arranged.
generation, will be held.
Ussishkin, head of the Jewish Na-
not enough to eat. They got me about for another occupation.
tional
Fund,
and
known
as
the
The Actions Committee also de-
Lee a Shubert presents Ethel li r.
a tutoring job in drawing with the Choose. Mechanics.
Amca Auxiliary to Giv e
cided upon the creation of a spe- "grand old man of Zionism" to rymore, the foremost English-
family of General Dimianowich, MY choice fell upon mechanics.
Card Party Dec. 16.
duel political committee of five Anwriica. Mr. Ussishkin is expect- speaking actress, in "Scarlet Sister
where I enjoyed a year's board and I devoted myself to the study of
lodgings mathematics and physics, but the
which is to have full voting powers ed from Palestine for the Chanu- Mary," the play made by Daniel
The ladies' auxiliary of th
At first these people seemed to more I progressed the clearer it Amen Orphan Home will give a with the members of the World kah holidays. The convening of a Reed from the novel by Julia Pet-
an
became
that
the
new
plan
required
card
party
Tuesday,
Dec.
lf,
Zionist Executive. The five mem- national conference on the I'ales- erkin, in the Cass Theater in De-
t
take interest in me solely as
bers of this new committee will be tine land p roblem, to be held un- troit, for one week only, beginning
artist and their children's art many years of study, a university General Electric room, 3050 Ca:
education
and
many
other
things
avenue.
The
proceeds
of
this
af
Leo Motzkin, chairman of the der the auspices of the Jewish on Monday night, Nov. 17, with
teacher.. But as time went on, the
fair will go to buy food and cloth
Actions Committee, Nahum Gold- National Fund of America, was matinees on Wednesday and Sat-
general directed towards me his out of my reach.
The
result
was
that
I
threw
ing
for
the
Amca
orphans.
Ticket
mann, leader of the German Radi- also urged.
urday , p
rior to its New York iron -
thoughtful attention. I was en-
cal Zionists; a representative of
iere which occurs in Miss thorny-
gaged at the time in carving some over the study of mathematics and can be obtained from Mrs. Green -
•
with
it
my
dreams.
The
period
Blatt,
Empire
2105,
or
Mrs.
Gott
r
the
Jewish National Council of
more ' s own theater on Monday
statuettes out of black wood.
that followed was perhaps the most witz, Garfield 4851. Packages 0 f
Palestine, an American member "Garrick Gaieties" Next At- night, Nov. 24.
Happy With Ruesia• Family.
who, it is rumored, will be Prof.
traction at Wilson Theater.
Where non-subscribers may enter their subscrip-
Additional interest in "Scarlet
My life with the family was a miserable in my life. Something clothing will be welcomed. Thi
Felix Frankfurter of the Harvard
Sister Mary" is the fact that in
happy one and free from all want. was lacking. I felt an utter is a needy cause and the co-opera
tion for The Chronicle.
haw School, and Dr. M. D. Eder of
The new, brisk, fall edition of this production, Ethel Barrymore
The summer spent with them in emptiness. The absolute purpose- tion of the public is urged.
Palestine.
"Garrick Gaieties," the Theater Colt, daughter of the star, makes
the country had left me physically les-sness of my sufferings and my
The initiative in dealing with Guild's smart, swift, musical re- her Detroit debut, representing the
fit. Yet the thought of the hope- very existence and even the at- Three Famous Stars in Litt!
331/3%
e
the government's Palestine policy vue, begins a week's engagement ninth generation of the Barrymore
lessness of being admitted to the tempt to reassure myself that my
Theater Movie.
has been wrested from Lord Pass- at the Wilson Theater Monday, Drew family.
art academy, because of my re- propaganda work was directed for
An unusual week's program is t ■
field, colonial secretary, and Pre- Nov. 17. The present edition of
ligion, robbed me of all joy. I the good of humanity failed to
of
mier MacDonald is now dealing "Garrick Gaieties" is cmade up of
be given at the Little Theater, 5
began to think of academies where bring me solace.
(To
Be
Continued.)
East
Columbia,
beginning
Satur
with
the matter personally, the the best tunes, sketches, and dance
Fox Theater.
only ability counted, and not a
parliamentary correspondent of routines from all three "Gaieties"
day, Nov. H, at a cut rate price o f
certificate of descent.
Because of the overwhelming re-
the
Jewish
Chronicle says. Minis- editions, as well as new material, ception accorded "The Big Trail,"
35
per
cent.
The
feature
film
fo
It happened at the time that
terial circles are reported to be which went into the production the Fox Theater will hold over the
Antokolsky came from Paris to Goldstein Not Elected to this week is to tie the famous U. F
Congress.
A. German production featurin
admittedly worried over the de- just before the show left New Raoul Walsh's history-making film
visit his parents in Vilna. I de-
the three German stars, Emil Jan
nunciation of the White Paper on York for its road tour. epic for a second week. In addi-
cided to ask him to accept me as
strictly legal grounds by so emi-
a pupil. The general approved my
WORCESTER, Mass. — (J, T. rungs, Werner Krauss and the fa
Albert Carroll and Ruth Tester tion with this great picture it is
nent a legal authority as Sir John are principal players. Mr. Carroll fitting that the Fanchon & :Marco's
intention. It was the custom of A.)—Completely tabulated elec- moos actress !fenny I'ortner. Al I
Simpson.
the time to approach the favored tion returns from the fourth con- these eminent stars are sharing th
will do his famous imitations of "Victor Ilerbert" idea, which lent
The united front which British Ethel Barrymore, Mrs. Fiske, John much excellent appeal to the entire
When at the Bazaar, remember, a subscription to
of fortune through letter only. gressional district overturned the honors in the U. F'. A. tilrn, "Jim e
Jewry created in opposition to the Barrymore, Lynn Fontanne and bill, should also be kept for a sec-
The Chronicle aids your sisterhood.
Accordingly I composed a lengthy early lead compiled by David Gold- Bernd" based upon a story of th e
Pas.sfield White Paper on Pales- others. Miss Tester will be heard ond record-breaking week. "The
missive w hich, together with sev- stein, Jewish attorney of this city, same name by the pen of the well
tine has been broken by the Rev, in the song hit, "Sing Something I Big Trail" is the talkie remaining
eral of my works in wood, I left and elected his Republican oppo- known German playwright Geran
Hauptman.
Dr Israel Mattuck, leader of the Simple."
at his house, saying that I would nent.
for another week.

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