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VOL. XXXI. NO. 5

WEIZMANN HINTS 1 New President of SET ASIDE LARGE 'Economic Relief for Jews in Poland
SANDORF CHOSEN
Forecast
by
Ambassador
Filipowicz
House
of
Shelter]
POSTPONEMENT OF
FOR HIGH OFFICE
SUM TO AID RUSS
T.
ZIONIST CONGRESS
BY MAYOR MURPHY
JEWISH COLONIES ear '" ab 'oTi`tlitc.K. ;,7!,',..

World Leader Sees No Use-
ful Puroose in Conven-
ing in February.

AGENCY NEGOTIATIONS
WITH BRITAIN GO ON

Kenwrothy Says Palestine to
Pass to Foreign Office
Control.

LONDON.—The Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency learns that the
seventeenth Zionist Congress,
scheduled for February, may be
postponed.
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, former
president of the World Bionist Or-
ganization, told the political com-
mission of the Jewish Agency for
Palestine that there was no useful
purpose for holding the meeting
at the time set because negotia-
tions between the Jewish Agency
and the British government were
not likely to be finished by that
time. The negotiations refer to
the recent British statement on
Palestine regarding administration
of the mandate, which stirred pro-
tests from Jews the world over..

MAX LIEBERMAN

HOUSE OF SHELTER
ELECTED

Foreign Office to Get Control.

t in spite
l y
aArilsticTrhee.
t ho a
t Jewish
strictions against the Jews of Po-1 population, taxation fell unequally
land, the relaxation of taxation upon them and that they were fur-
20,000,000 Rublea Appropri- und measures to improve the ther deprived of employment
Jewish economic position in through the turning over to the
ated by Soviet Gov-
Poland were forecast by the Po- state of certain large industries as
ernment.
lish ambassador to the United monopolies, such as tobacco, salt,
States, Titus Filipowicz, in a con , etc., from which Jews were ex-
ference with Dr. Cyrus Adler, eluded.
16,400,000 RUBLES WAS
Horace Stern and Morris D.
Plan Tax Revision.
SPENT IN FOUR YEARS Judge
Waldman, president, chairman of The ambassador deplored the
the executive committee, and sec- existence of separate sectarian
Reports Submitted at Ozet retary, respectively, of the Ameri- credit organizations and other
can Jewish Committee, Dr. Mieczy- types of social agencies which, in
Conference for Settle-
slaw Marchlewski, I'olish consul- his opinion, inevitably tends to an-
ment of Jews.
general in New York, also attend- tagonisms. The representatives of
ed. On the good-will committee ' the American Jewish Committee
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The of Poles and Jews were also Ben- pointed out that separate Jewish
sum of 20,000,000 rubles has been jamin Winter, president of the agencies had been rendered inevit-
set aside by the Soviet government Federation of Polish Jews, and Dr. able by the exclusion of Jews from
to assist agricultural colonies in Joseph Tenenbaum, president of Polish institutions, but that in spite
1931, it was announced at the' the committee. of this, many Jewish social wel-1
closing session of e
Dr. Adler also pointed out that fare agencies are serving all ele-
conference of the Ozet, the society the Jewish people in America, first ments of the population without
for settling the Jews on the land., through war relief when such re - , regard to race and religion.
Among the resolutions adopted' lief was needed and then through , The ambassador stated that he
was one placing the Jewish settle- actual constructive measures, such understands that the Czaristic re-
ment work in Crimea on an equal as the establishment of small strictions will be abolished in the
footing with that in Bin Bidjan,' credit banks throughout Poland,inear future; he admitted that the
Far Eastern republic, and another had brought into Poland and util. percentage of Jewish workers in
encouraging the continued Infiltra- ized there capital which had a ,! some monopolies and other state-
tion of Jews into heavy industry.
turnover of nearly $60,000,000, in i owned enterprises is often very
It was pointed out that the five- the course of the past 10 years, small, adding that the government
year plan has not hurt the move- which in itself had been a construe.' intends to increase it to a just pro-
ment to settle the Jews on the land tire effort in Poland. Dr. Adler (Turn to Last Page.)
but has served instead to relieve
the economic situation of the Jews
in the small towns by furnishing
work to thousands. Michael Ka-
linin, chairman of the Central
Executive Committee of the U. S.
S. R., was elected honorary presi-
dent of the Ozet because of his
deep interest in the problems of
the Jewish people.

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URGE FEDERATIONS
INCREASE EFFORTS
TO AID EDUCATION

Chosen Supervisor 1
D. S. R. Personnelj

National Council for Jewish
Education Issues
Statement.

Appointed Superintendent of
Detroit Street Railways
Personnel.
--- ---
GETS UNANIMOUS VOTE
OF D. S. R. COMMISSION

DEALS WITH PROBLEMS
AFFECTING EMERGENCY

Was for Many Years Prom-
inent in Detroit Jewish
Fraternal Circles.

Charles K. Sandorf, for many
years prominent in Detroit Jewish
fraternal circles, was appointed
superintendent of personnel of the
Detroit Street Railways, and will
have charge of the employment
and welfare departments of the
D. S. R.
Mayor Frank Murphy, in an-
nouncing the appointment on Tues-
day, stated that he had the unani-
mous vote of the Detroit Street
Railway Commission in favor of
his choice for this office. Mr. Sen.
dorf will have charge of the
merged welfare and employment
departments of the D. S. R.
For the past eight years Mr.
Sanded was associated with the
probation department of the De-
troit city courts. Ile is secretary,
of l'erfection Lodge No. OK F.
& A. M. having held this office for
the past 13 years. Ile is a member '
of the Detroit Consistory, Moslem
Temple, Monroe Chapter, and is a
member of Detroit Lodge No. 55,1
Knights of Pythias. Ile is at pres- '
eat an active leader in the Detroit
Jewish Emergency Relief Fund.

Report Quotes Conditions in
United Hebrew Schools
of Detroit.

CHARLES K. SANDORF

MARKANNIVERSARY
OF U. S. SETTLERS

Christian Leaders Join in
Tributes at Boston to
1655 Pioneer Group.

The National Council for Jewish
Education, in a statement on the
effect of the economic depression
upon the communities' educational
institutions, urges the federations
throughout the country to place
education in a position of equality
with other phases of the commu-
nity program and to adopt a policy
of supporting educational work as
binding upon them during periods
of depression as well as periods of
prosperity.
The statement was submitted by
Ben Rosen, chairman, Dr. S. Ben-
derly, Israel S. Chipkin, A. P.
Schoolman and Dr. Mordecai
Soltes. Detroit is one of the cities
whose educational problems were
studied for the Conclusions reached
in this report.

The conference that has been
Deena.. in Tuition Fees.
going on between representatives Max Lieberman is President;
The statement points out that the
of the Jewish Agency and the Brit-,
BOSTON. — Christian leaders, enrollment in schools has not been
Move Quarters From
ish government adjourned until the!
Catholic and Protestant, joined affected by the depression, but that
beginning of January, according
Winder to 79 Alger.
with prominent Jews Dec. 17 in there has been a general decrease
to an official statement issued to
observing the 275th anniversary of is income from tuition fees, as
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Jewish settlement in this country,
The statement says that the dis-! At the last meeting of the hoard 16,400,000 Rubles in Four Years. Conference of Jewish Organ-
at memorial services that packed
ization Called for
cussions have not yet been cons- of directors of the House of Shel-
The sum of 16,400,000 rubles
Pick Louis Granet
Faneuil Hall, "Cradle of Liberty,"
pleted but will be resumed. ter, the following officers were elect-
Dec. 30.
was contributed by the Soviet gov-
Ito its capacity.
The revelation that the Palestine ed:
U. H. S. Treasurer
YIDDISH
THEATRICAL
ernment in the last four years to
eventually
Max
Lieberman,
president;
Isaac'
will
The exercises commemorated the'
administration
Tuesday evening, Dec. 30, at the
AGREEMENT REACHED ! •admission
vice - president and help settle Jews on the land under Shaarey Zedek Branch synagogue,
pass from the jurisdiction of the Rosenthal,
of
23
Jews
to
New
Am-
At a meeting of the board of
colonial office to that of the for chairman of the board; N. Brener, the auspices of the Comzet and the a conference of Jewish organiza-
' sterdam by Governor Peter Stuy-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Nine vesant in 1655, after the pioneers directors of the United Hebrew
eign office was made by Command- second vice-president; I.. Dann, Ozet, according to a report sub - tions of Detroit, including frater-
Schools held Monday evening
mitred to the conference.
Yiddish
theaters
of
New
York
will
er Kenworthy, prominent Labor treasurer.
of America's present aggregation
Of this sum 3,500,000 rubles', nal, religious, social and cultural
open again this week, as a result of 4,500,000 Jews had tried twice at the Philadelphia-Byron Tal-
The hoard of directors is now ,
member of Parliament, in on ad-
groups, will meet under the
mud Torah, Louis Granet was
of the settlement of the differences before to settle here.
dress at the jubilee dinner of the, composed of the following: Rabbi were contributed in 1929 and' auspices of the Michigan Coun-
elected treasurer to fill the va-
7,000,000
rubles
in
1930.
The
re-
between the managers and their em.
Ilull Hebrew Board of Guardians. A. M. Ashinsky, Rabbi A. M.
cil of the Jewish Nationnl
Tribute by Christians.
cancy caused by the death of
port
also
showed
that
the
Ozet
has
I
ployes
arrived
at
on
Wednesday.
The Palestine administration was Hershman, Li. \V. Simons, Abe
Fund to arrange for the re-
David Robinson.
Tributes to the contributions
I The theaters had closed two weeks
at one time under the control of Srere, Harry 11. Bieffield, David settled about 23,000 Jewish fami- ception for M. M. Ussishkin, inter-
Louis Robinson, son of the
ago after the managers had de- Jews have made to the upbuilding
Diamond, Sam Freed, L. Sole, S. lies on the land, 20,000 Of them national president of the Jewish
the foreign office.
late
David Robinson, and Mau-
dared that it is impossible for them I of America were made by the Rev.
Mintz, J. P. Rosenthal, I). M. Edel. since 1920, when the last Ozet con- National Fund, who will be the
Oxford Students Co to Zion.
ference met. In Crimea, Ukrainia.
Dr. S. l'arkes Cadman of New rice Landau were elected mem-
to
keep
the
theaters
open
at
the
The students of Wycliffe Ilall, atan,N • Goldman, blax Jacob, J , White Russia, Transcaucasia and guest of Detroit Jewry on Suq-
bers of the board of directors to
, present wage scale and had de- York, chairman of the good-will
Friedberg, M. Krell, B. Abram,
Oxford, a party of whom were in vitz, A. Ackerman, D. J. Alpert, M. other districts of European Rus- day, Jan. 18, and Monday, Jan. le.
fill vacancies.
, mended a 25 per cent reduction of committee of the Federal Council
Last Tuesday, Dec. 23, at a meet-
Palestine during the riots of Au- Levitt, L. Granet.
sia about 600,000 hectares of land
wages as a condition for reopen- of Churches of Christ; the Right
gust, 1929, and at the risk of their
were distributed to Jews during ing at the Shaarey Zedek branch,
ing their theaters.
Rev. Richard J. Ilaberlin, repre- well as a lowering in the rate of
Federation Appropriation.
lives helped defend the Jews, are
this period while 3,800,000 hec- the various Zionist organization
According to the settlement the senting Cardinal O'Connell, Roman tuition fee payments. "In several
The Jewish Welfare Federation tares were apportioned in Bira executive committees met and foi-
to go to Palestine again during
chorus
union
will
accept
a
10
per
Catholic
archbishop of Boston, and communities,' the report reads,
mutated plans to give proper rue-
next summer's vacation. The coun- has decided at a recent meeting of Bidjan, Siberia.
rent wage cut, the dressers, door- the Right Rev. Henry Knox Sher- "where the educational activities
cil of Wycliffe Hall at its autumn its board of governors to appropri-
In addition, of those Jews whom ception to this great Zionist leader
men
and
ushers
will
accept
a
15
rill, Episcopal bishop of Masa- are subsidized by the federation,
meeting decided that arranges ate to the House of Shelter $1,500 the Ozet settled through purely on behalf of all Zionists of Detroit.
, per cent cut and salaries of actors i chusetts.
there has been no reduction in the
meats should be made for the sum- for the six month period which be- agricultural funds in European A luncheon for Mr. Ussishkin on
!will be reduced from 10 to 25 per
Other speakers were Paul C. allotment made to these agencies."
Kan
Dec.
1,
1930.
As
a
result,
the'
Sunday
is
planned
by
the
Zionist,
mer vacation term of 1931 to be
Russia more than 25,000 families
cent. The number of stage hands !Wellman, national commander of With regard to Detreit ,the-repore-
House of Shalter..bas moved from-
and
a
conference
with
the
varioui"
spent - fa--Paiwitiee and Egypt.
soil
in
the
' in the larger theaters will be re- the Veterans of Foreign Wars; says:
were established
The students of Wycliffe Hall, its former quarters on 200 \Snider immediate vicinity of their towns. Zionists groups from Ohio state and
duced, while the musicians will also Prof. Nathan harms and Prof. Al-
"In Detroit no reduction in the
which is one of the three Anglican street,to 79-81 Alger, between In this manner 13,000 were settled Michigan is planned for Sunday af-
SIR JOHN MONASH
I make some concessions.
1 bert Bushnell hart of Harvard, appropriation from the federation
Woodward
avenue
and
John
R.
The
ternoon.
Other
plans
will
be
an-
theological halls for graduates at
in
Ukrainia,
10,000
in
White
Rus-
President Daniel Marsh of Boston was made, and no reduction Is as
MELBOURNE.—(J. T. A.)
Oxford and represents the Evan- new home contains 19 rooms • and' sia and 2,000 in other districts. , nounced in the next issue of The
University, Mayor Curley and Rep- yet contemplated for the coming
bein g
•
. it
gelical wing of the Church of Eng- 18
g Jewish Ch ronicle.
Sir John Monash, commander of
resentative Bloom of New York.
year. No campaign is scheduled
land, have visited Palestine and ready for occupancy about Jan. 1. Collectivization a m o n
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, chairman
Jewish farmers has reached nearly
the Australian army corps in Copy Must Reach Us Day
Message From Hoover.
The
House
of
Shelter
is
one
of
this year, and if the federation
of
the
arrangements
committee,
Egypt twice during the last four
70
per
cent
of
the
total,
the
report'
Earlier Next Week.
collections continue to be as good
the oldest of the traditionally Jew-
France during the World War, is
and
honorary
president
of
the
Mich-
Among
messages
received
and
years.
ish forms of philanthropic service. indicates.
expected
to
be
selected
as
Aus-
,
read during the evening was one as they were until now, there may
On account of New Year's
The membership of the Ozet has igan Council, joins with Aaron tralia's representative at the cere-
It serves transient Jews stranded
be no changes in the budgets for
Kurland,
president
of
the
Michigan
from
('resident
Hoover,
saying:
occurring
on
Thursday,
The
De-
,
Alliance Israelite's Effort.
in Detroit, by putting them up over grown from 60,000 in November, Council, in a call to Detroit Jewish monies incidental to the dedication
troit Jewish Chronicle forms
"The Jewish people have the schools. 'Clouds, however, are
"6 , to more than 300,000
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—Vigorous night and furnishing meals during
gathering.' "
of Delhi as the new capital of In-
organizations
to
elect
delegates
to
brought
to
this
country
both
the
fur
the
issue
of
Jan.
2
will
Ma y, 1930, almost half of whom the conference on Dec. 30. Presi- dia. Sir John is now chairman of
expressions
against
the present
English policy
in Palestine,
and the course of their stay in Detroit, ' are
treasures of their ancient tradition
Meeting the Emergency.
close one day earlier than us-
non-Jews. The Ozet now has' '
the state electricity commission.
ual and all copy will therefore
and the pioneer spirit that looks
Efforts for meeting the emerg-
I more than 500 district branches. dents of the various organizations
(Turn to Last Page.)
against the "barbaric" anti-Se-
are urged either to send three of vice-chancellor of Melbourne Uni-
forward hopefully into the future, ency, as pointed out In this report,
gave to be in the hands of the
mitism of the llitlerites in Ger-
their officers or three members of versity and president of the Aus-
editor not later than at noon on ' They have thrown themselves include economies in clerical serv-
many were among the resolutions
each organization as delegates. The tralian Association for the Ad- Tuesday, Dec. 30.
taken at the annual meeting of the
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) ice and administrative procedure.
committee is particularly desirous vancement of Science.
Na agency has attempted expan-
central committee of the Alliance
of conveying the message to the •
sion of activities. The outcome on
Israelite Universelle, according to
various groups in the city that no
efforts to increase income from tui-
reports made public in Paix et
campaigns are being planned and
s
tion fees is reported doubtful. "In
Droit official journal of the Alli-
that no pledges will be solicited
Detroit, on the other hand," the
ance.
, from their organizations at the con-
statement says "the tuition fee
The central committee of the so- Special Services in the Morning to be Addressed by Rabbis ference. It is desired to extend to
collection
system has been im-
ciety, whose work is educational
r. Ufor
ssishkin
his the honor that is due
him
proved upon, with the result that
Franklin and Frain; Hon. Lily H. Montagu of
and charitable, was so disturbed by
s inspiring leadership
the
increase in 'free' cases
despite
Great Britain's White Paper on
during 30 years of Zionist activity Mrs. Mayer B. Sulzberger to Address Jewish Radio Forum in Her Honor Sunday; 296
London to be Speaker at Banquet.
and partly 'pay' cases, the total
Palestine that it felt called upon
in Palestine.
amount
of
tuition
fee collected has
Chapters
of
Hadassah
Arrange
Celebrations;
Palestine
Jewry
Unites
in
to express itself outside the usual
I. A. Lawton and George Ash-
not dropped."
On Sunday, Jan. 4, there will be the past five years, will speak on kenaze are the secretaries of the or
boundaries of its activities.
Paying Her Tribute; Lauded by Hebrew Press.
On
the
question
of reduction in
gathered together in celebration I "The Intellectual Challenge of Re- rangements committee.
salaries or substitution of inferior
of the eightieth anniversary of form Judaism." Melville S. Welt,
Urges Income Tax, Loan.
.
J. N. F. B
teachers,
the
statement
declares':
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) — the existence of Temple Beth El president of the congregation, will
The Jewish National Fund Coun- Will Be Honored With
Honored by Communities
"It is gratifying to note that in
The replacement of the existing representatives of the fourth con- make a few introductory remarks. (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.) Radio
Througl.out
the
World.
Forum
Address.
instance
has
there
been
■ re-
no
There will be special music at this
taxes by an income tax, the aboli-
Jewry throughout the world hon- duction of salaries of teachers or
The seventieth birthday of Miss
service.
tion of the animal tax when the in-
the
replacement
of
better
type
ored Henrietta Szold, founder of
Henrietta Szold, outstanding lead-
In the evening, members of the
come tax is introduced, the re-
Hadassah on her seventieth birth- teachers with less qualified people
er of Jewish wemanhood. which
congregation and their households FRAM TO SPEAK ON
(Turn to Last Page.)
day, Sunday, Dec. 21. Throughout
will gather at a reunion in the so-
"ALBERT EINSTEIN" was celebrated last Sunday by
(Turn to Last Page.)
this month her birthday 13 being
Jewish communities throughout the
cial hall of the Temple, there to
made the subject of addresses from
celebrate together the tine achieve- World's Greatest Mind to its world, will be honored this Sunday
the pules and platform. The ffini
by
the
Jewish
Radio
Forum,
spon-
ments of Beth El through four
Theme of His Sermon Sunday.
chapters of Hadaesah all prepare,1
sored by Joseph Canter of Cantor's
score years.
extensive programs in celebration
Furniture Shop on Twelfth street
The gathering will take the form
"Albert Einstein" will be the
of the event. The New York and
of a congregational banquet, at subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's ser- over Station WM'S(' from 1 to 1:30
Brooklyn chapters united in a joint
which the guest speaker will be mon Sunday morning, Dec. 28, at P. m.
celebration on the day of her birth-
Sulzberger,
Mrs. Slayer B.
the Hon. Lily II. Montagu of 1.on- 10:45, at Temple Beth El, ih'ooul-
day
at the Isaac M. Wise Memor-
daughter
of
Rebekah
Kohut,
whose
don, England. bliss Montague, ward at Gladstone.
ial Auditorium of Temple Eniano-
article on the editorial page of this
who landed in New York during
To be Held in New York;
Some of the questions with issue deals with the career Of Miss
El.
•
Sularnith Schwartz of New
the past week, has been received which Rabbi From will deal in his
Two Labor Leaders Join
Szold, will he the speaker of the
Non-Zionists as well as Zionists
with great acclaim in the metropo- sermon are:
York to Address Junior
Their Party.
program
on
the
topic
"The
Life
of
voiced their appreciaiton of the
lis, where she has made a number
Hadassah.
In what sense is Einstein, gener-
work of Miss Szold, who is consid-
of addresses to large and enthus - ally conceded the world's greatest Henrietta Szold."
NEW YORK.—According to a
George Galvani, musical director
ered the foremost Jewess of today.
mind,
a
religious
man?
How
does
Miss Sulamith Schwartz of New
statement by the Zionist Revision-
of the forum, has arranged for a
The life story of Miss Szold is
he square religion with science? program of Palestine music.
ists, with headquarters at 156
graphics!!} described in a special York, national chairman of the cul-
What led Einstein to become a
Fifth avenue, two prominent Zion-
l'hilip Slomovitz, editor of The
article um the editorial passe, from tural fellowship committee of
Zionist? What led Einstein to he- Detroit Jewish Chronicle, will again
ist labor leaders, Ezekiel Rabino-
the pen of another noted Jewess Junior Iladassah, will he the speak-
come a pacifist? Is Einstein's broadcast the important last-min-
er at the special meeting of the
witz, former editor of the Zionist
Mrs Itebckah Kohut.
DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
genius a product of Jewish blood ute Jewish news.
Detroit chapter this Sunday after-
labor organ, "Fern Folk," and S.
or German education? Is his doc-
noon, Per. 2K, at 2:30, at Hotel
Bookspan, former national secre- secutive generation of membership
Last Week's Program.
Honored
in
Palestine.
trine
of
relativity
as
unintelligible
MISS
HENRIETTA
SZOLD
Stutter.
of
the
Zeire
Zion
Ilitachdut,
Last Sunday's Jewish Radio For.
tary
in the congregation.
as the newspapers make it out to urn was featured by a Chanukah
I FRUSAI FM. 11. T. A.)—Po.
The cultural fellowship was first
resigned from their party and
It is a noteworthy fact that
be, or can it be brought home to program. Rabbi Lean ', ram of
Mical differences were forgotten as suggested at the Detroit conven-
joined the Revisionists. In their while the congregation has in-
the average man?
the entire Jewish community of tion as a distinguished inner circle
statement they predict a split creased its roster of affiliated
Temple Beth El spoke on "The Sig-
Rabbi Fram will also review the nificance of Chanukah." Mr. Gal-
Palestine turned to the celebration to which will be admitted those
among the Zionist labor adherents members in full proportion with
several biographies of Einstein rani, assisted by Edith Smits and
of the seventieth birthday of Hen- members of Junior Ilada.ssah who
as a protest against the present the growth of the general commu-
that
have
recently
been
published:
rietta Szold, founder of Hadassah, have attained the required knowl-
policy of labor leaders in Palestine, nity, much of its increase has been
Rea Weissberg as soloists, and with
"Einstein the Searcher," by Mosz- Mrs. Burton Clamage, at the pi-
educator. social worker and the edge of Jewish studies. The cul-
who are supporting Dr. Chaim from within, and it is one of the
kowski;
"Contemporary
Immor-
best loved Jewess in the world. Full tural fellowship aims to give to
Weizmann and his policies which, gratifying things to which its rab-
ano, presented a program of Chan-
tals," by Richardson, and "Ein- ukah music.
page Announcements in all the He- members of Junior lladassah who
in the opinion of the Revisionists. bis and officers will point during
stein,"
by
Albert
Anton
Rieser.
will make the effort, a general
have "brought Zionism to its pres- the celebration services that sons
Rabbi From, in his address, said Local B'nai B'rith to Meet brew papers herald her birthday.
l'raising her efforts as a teacher, knowledge and appreciation of
that "the meaning of Chanukah is
ent catastrophe' state.'
and grandsons and great-grandsons
Hereafter at Maccabee
and leader of Israel and in rever- Jewish things similar in type to
The first national convention of of some of the origial members
FEDERATION HEADS really as broadly universal as the
ent appreciation of her cast labors what they have acquired in their
of its celebration. The event
the Zionist-Revisionists party of have maintained their fealty to the
Temple.
TO MEET JAN. 3, 4 scene
in the cause of the Jewish national American education.
which Chanukah commemorates is
America will he held in New York institution throughout the years.
renascence practically every Jewish
as important to non-Jews as to
The celebration of the tenth an-
beginning this Saturday night. That the chain of tradition may
A lively contest is expected at political, social and welfare organ. niversary of Junior Hadassah
Jewish Federation executives Jews, for it was at Chanukah time
The first session, at Hias hall, will continue unbroken, it is planned
will convene in Cleveland on Jan. some 2,200 years ago that it was the election of officers of Pisgah tuition, headed by the Jewish Na- through the $10 luncheon in March
be addressed by M. Danzis, na- that at the morning services rep-
3 and 4, according to an announce- decided whether the Jewish people Lodge No. 34, of B'nai B'rith next Gone! Council, the Jewish Agency is spurring on members for this
tional president of the party, and resentatives of the older genera.
RABBI LEON FRAM
ment made this week.
Prof. J. Smertenko. The sessions tion will symbolically hand down
Monday night, Dec. 29. Several and the Palestine Zionist Executive event, especially since the Detroit
This conference will discuss M.l 'a'T
il hluie‘e.
se
' causes for which the contestants will be in the field for signed the tribute to Miss Szold unit is the first in the country to
on Sunday and Monday will be to those representing the youngest antic audiences. She has been de-
held at the Broadway Central group within the Temple the Scroll scribed by someone as a spiritual the present economic emergency Maccabeans fought are universal in official honors, which will include, who passed the three-score and ten initiate such a luncheon. With
110 reservations already pledged,
Hotel and will be devoted to dis- of the Law .
genius. Arrangements for the , and the problem of how to treat character. The Bible belongs to besides the regular officers of the mark on Sunday.
The Hebrew paper Haaretz says the various committee chairmen
cussions of problems affecting the
banquet are in the hands of the: it. The sessions will follow the the world. The Macacbeans saved lodge, delegates to the convention
Rabbis to Speak.
series of meetings of the Ameri- •it. The belief in one God, the fath- of the grand lodge to be held early "in these distressful days it is es- and their co-workers are at work
Zionist movement today. A Vladi-
newly
formed
activities
committee
At the morning services, Dr.
can Sociological Society and kin. er of all men, is fundamental to hu- in July.
mir Jabotinsky banquet will be
sential and agreeable to regard a adding to the list.
of the Temple
Leo M. Franklin, who has been
dred groups. There will be five man progress. The Maccabeans
Miss Rose Gordon, chairman of
held Sunday evening.
The election will be the last few lovable personalities whom God
Both El's History.
divisions of the conference and preserved it. The Sabbath Day function of Pisgah Lodge taking has spared and from whom we de- the ways and means committee,
L. Altman of Detroit will be one the minister of Temple Beth El
During the 80 years of its exist Dr. John Slawson of the Jewish with its proclamation of every place at B'nai Moshe Dexter Cen- rive faith and hope." Speaking for who may be reached by calling
of the speakers on the program for more than one-third of the en-
■ leisure ter, the lodge just having leased the entire Jewish community, the Empire 2014, reports that there
Sunday afternoon, and will dis- tire period of its existence, will race, Congregation Beth El has Welfare Federation of Detroit will man's right for rest and
cuss "Our Social Program." Other speak on the subject, "The Spirit- occupied a number of places of head the division which will deal spelt the end of human slavery and quarters for meetings and other paper expressed the hope that Miss are many novel methods whereby
Detroit delegates are A. Weisbrot, ual Challenge of Reform Juda- worship, beginning in a humble with Jewish social service founda- has been the workingman's great- functions in the Maccabee
Szold will soon return to assume funds can be earned by those mem-
A. Mayerberg and George Zer- ism." and Rabbi Leon Fram, di- room in a private dwelling on East tions not generally considered part !est charter of liberty throughout
her educational, health and social bers who are raising their $10
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of the federation.
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Congregational Reunion Will Mark
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Beth El 80th Anniversary Jan.

Henrietta Szold, Founder of Hadassah, Honored On
70th Birthday by Jewish Communities Everywhere

REVISIONISTS OPEN
CONVENTION DEC. 27

CULTURAL LEADER
TO SPEAK SUNDAY

PISGAH TO ELECT
OFFICERS MONDAY