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VOL. XXXI. NO. 9

USSISHKIN ASKS
REDEMPTION OF
PALESTINE SOIL

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Given Rousing Ovations at
Receptions Arranged
In His Honor.

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1931

Forward Discontinues
Its English Section.

NEW YORK.-- (J. T. 1.1—
IL eiders in Jewish journalism
are discussing the fart that the
Daily Jewish Forward has dis-
continued the English section,
for several years a feature of
the Sunday issue eof the paper.
The Jewish Morning Journal,
in an editorial, reviewed the
failure of the effort of Yiddish
newspapers to strengthen them-
selves against the gradual de-
cline. of the Yiddish press by
publishing sections in English.
Reference is made to the
Tageblatt, a paper founded sev-
eral years ago, which carried
an English section daily. The
paper speedily failed. Several
other Jewish papers, however,
introduced the English page as
a weekly feature. The Forward
reduced its English section to
half some time ago, and this
Sunday announced its abolition.
The Day still has an English
s. page every Sunday.

FEDERATION HEADS
ADOPT PRINCIPLES
AFFECTING CRISIS

Issue Statement on Social Ef-
forts in Present De-
pression.

Palace of Belshazzar
May Confirm "Daniel"

LoNDoN.--(.1.
A.1 — The
Book of Daniel, whose authen-
ticity has often been doubted
by Biblical authorities, may be
proven to be one of the nicest
historically valid of Biblical
documents through the latest
archeological investigations in
Ur of the Chaldee, it has been
reveals-el by Sir Charles Mar-
ston, industrialist and scholar,
who has financed many expedi-
tions to Biblical sites.
Sir Charles has received the
reports of C. Leonard Wooley,
director of Is joint expedition of
the University of Pennsylvania
and of the British museum, ex-
cavating near Babylon. The ex-
pedition hue uncovered the site
of the palace of Princess Bel
Shalti Nanna, sister of King
Belshazzar, whose feast, accord-
ing to the Book of Daniel, was
interrupted by the Hebrew
prophet's reading of the cele-
brated "writing (on the wall."
Previous archeological discov-
eries have confirmed the sack
of Jerusalem by Belshazzar's
g randfather Nebuchadnezzar.
Cuneiform writings of the
sixth century B. C., found on
the scene of the excavations,
are said to give "remarkable
confirmation tee the fifth chap-
ter of the Book of Daniel."

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GRANTS TO SCHOOLS North End Clinic Nutrition Class
VOGELSTEIN'S PLEA
Receives
Contributions
of
$
,800
WON'T BE REDUCED
AGAINST CREATING
By N. Y. LEADERS mrs. ,..„)
ISSUE ON ZIONISM

Jewish Education Associa-

Butzel and Mrs. Benjamin Siegel Give $900
Each; Program of Pediatric Clinic Placed on Full
Time Basis With Aid of Gifts.

Urges Union of Hebrew Con-

Mrs. Leo M. Butzel and Mrs.
Benjamin Siegel loin recently
given $900 each for the nutrition
class coonelucttol by North Fad
Clinic for the children in its pe-
diatric clinic presenting feeding
and other habit problems. These
gifts enable the class to be put on
is full time basis.

' mothers and visitors to observe
gregations Not to Precipi-
the care of the children without
Talmud Torah Support. l
being seen by them. Thus moth-
tate Controversy.
ers
were
able
to
see
how
nursery
THOUSANDS EXCLUDED
— —.-
RECOMMEND POLICIES
SERVICE TO SCHOOLS
school teachers were often able to SEES MODERN JUDAISM
FROM MASS MEETING
FOR PRACTICAL WORK
avoid temper tantrums, crying,
WILL BE CONTINUED
AS ADJUSTING ITSELF
etc., or how they handled them
Overflow Audiences Clamor
— —
Dr. Slawaon Participates in
when they did occur in spite of all
Appeal to Public to Maintain
to Greet World National
efforts to avoid them, and how the "There Are No Substitutes
Deliberations at Cleve-
Jewish Educational
Fund Leader.
In the spring of 19211, Mrs. Mor- children were gotten to eat food
land Meetings.
For Religion," Stern Tells
decai Ezekiel and Miss Dorothy they refused at home. The moth-
Standards.
Convention.
Ahlavetz, bath then connected ers were also instructed as tee what
An unprecedented outpouring of
Executives of federations of
Jews who clamored for the oppor-
NEW YORK.
No reduction: with North End Clinic, arranged foods the children should have
Jewish philanthropies front vari-
PIIILADELPIIIA.—(J.
T. Al
ou s parts of the country, whose
despite the ecomodeeic depression, in with the Merrill-Palmer School for and how to prepare them. They
tunity to pay honor to one of the
—A plea to the delegates not to
outstanding leaders in the world
the subsidies to he granted by the a class of such children and their tasted the food which they pre- precipitate a Zionist controversy
constituent agencies have a com-
marked the visit in Detroit of Me-
Jewish Education Association too , mothers. This class was conducted pared for the children's lunch to eon the floor of the conference and
bined annual budget of $30,000,-
nachem Ussishkin, international
Talmud Torahs one] other Jewish at Merrill-Palmer and in spite of become familiar with it them- implicit confidence that the Jewish
0(10, issued a statement of princi-
president of the Jewish National
schools, was announp ol in a state- moony difficulties showed goad re- selves. The dietary laws were, religion "whose origins aro
plesfoor conserving Jewish social
Fund.
ment signed by all officer,
ffi
of the cults and efforts were immediately and lino, strictly observed.
work during the economic depres-
w•rupped in the mists of ant quity
From the moment he arrived at
In addition, Miss Alderman vis-
organization. These will made tee reinaugurate the work.
■ sion. Twenty-four leading cen-
will adjust itself "to the tempo of
the Nfichigan Central depot on Sun-
pay the tuition in whole en. in part
Last winter these efforts were ited the homes to help the mothers modern Western life and to the
ters of Jewish population in the
day morning until his return to
for 2,750 children registered in 71 successful through the assistance and fathers with their problems.
oiled States and Canada were
new philosophical conceptions of
New' York on Tuesday, thousands
represented among the executives.
,chools whose parents are too of Mrs. Butzt.1, who underwrote, In spite of the little time that our day"—these were the two out-
were present at the functions in his
the cost of the food and provided could be devoted to the class, be-
poor to pay it themselves.
A two-day conference was held
standing features of the address
honor to greet him and to listen to
in Cleveland and following the
The statement of policy, which much of the equipment, and cause of the demands of the clinic of Ludwig Vogelstein, New York,
the message he brought from Pal-
sessions a continuing committee
announces also the continuance of through gifts front Mrs. Harry needs on Miss Alderman, again chairnian of the executive board,
estine. Ilundreds were turned
was appointed, with Dr. Solotnon
the other services of the assume- Farbstein and Mrs. Isaac Gilbert. satisfactory results were obtained. at the (opening session Monday
away front the luncheon at noon
Lowenstein, executive director of
tion on the same. basis as in previ- Dishes, magazines, toys and ma- Other mothers avosh difficult chil- morning of the thirty-second
bi-
Sunday, tickets for which could
the Elaboration for the Support of
ous years, contains an appeal to terials for toys were donated by dren came tee the clinic because ennial council of the Union of
have lawn sold at a premium, ex-
Jewish
Philanthropic
Societies
of
directors of Jewish schools, to Miss Ruth Blumenthal, Nate E. they saw the benefit derived by American Hebrew Congregation'.
Ussishkin Greeted at Impres-
cept that the hall was filled to ca-
New York, as chairman, and the
' Jewish parents and to the Jewish Shapero, Mrs. Douglas Brown, the mothers of the children in the
Approximately 1,500 delegates
sive Ceremony at City
pacity by those who early made
following members: Dr. Ludwig'
public at large, calling for the Mrs. Philip Brown, Harry Z. eola.ss. As as result this fall there have come from virtually every
Hall.
their reservations. And at the
B. Bernstein, Pittsburgh; Samuel
maintenance (of Jewish educational Brown and the Merrill-Palmer was a waiting list of 211 children part of the country, exceeding
the
mass meeting at frost 2,000 were
A. Goldsmith, Chicago; Kurt Pei-
standards "which have been at- School. The United Hebrew besides the seven who were curried expectations of the local
as well as
turned away, while the ,600
1
who
At an impressive cceremony
ser, Cincinnati; Dr. Ben M. Selek-
tained after many years of unre- Schools furnished quarters, janitor over tenni the first class. Dunne; the national committees on ar-
packed the hall literally hung to ' Mayor Murphy's office ' Monday man, Boston; Dr. John Slawson,
service,
cooking
utensils
and
last
winter
and
spring
12
children
mitting toil and at the cost of mil-
rangements.
every available spade.
morning, the official greeting of the Detroit, and Miss Frances Taussig,
dishes.
Merrill-Palmer
School and 10 mothers were cared for.
lions of dollars."
At this writing it Is not yet
Greeted by Children.
city of Detroit tad the state let New York. The Bureau of Jewish
supplied student teachers for the
The Statement.
When parents and children nave known whether the request of M.
Upon his arrival at the Phila- )liehigan was extended to Mena, Social Research, which conducted
The statement, which is entitled , nursery school. Miss Ituth Blu- learned to carry on by themselves Vogelstein to let well enough alone
deqohia-Byron hall for the luncheon hem lissishkin, world president of
Warburg
Sees
Palestine
menthal,
a
splendid
volunteer,
preliminary study on which the
"No Surrender of Spiritual Stand-
other children are taken into the insofar as Zionism Is concerned,
on Sunday, Mr. Ussishkin was hon- the Jewish National Fund.
gave most faithful and excellent class. Supervision fa continued as
discussions were based and ceollab-
ards," follows:
Cause Critical; Makes
will be granted. The pros and
ored at an impressive ceremony in
Mr. Ussishkin was presented to dorated inn icing up the state-
assistance.
Miss Martha Alder- long as seems necessary after the
• "In the difficult period of
cons are adequately represented in
Call to Arms.
which more than 500 children of Mayor Murphy by Fred M. Butzel ment of principles, is represented
ireadjustment
readjustment through which man, head dietition at North End children leave the clans.
the council. Mr. Vogelstein ex-
the United Hebrew Schools partici- who said that the visitor symbl-
Clinic,
was
in
charge
of
the
pro
the committee by its director,
we are passing there is a tendency
plained he is impelled to make the
Program Enlarged.
pated. M. II. Zackhtoim and Ber- izes the desire Of the Jewish people Harry L. Lurie.
The cause of Palestine ha, to bring about a general dovenward jest and instructed the mothered
In October the class once more request since the debate will lead
nard Isaacs, president and superin- to rebuild its ancient civilization in
The. statement of principles, in never been in on critical a state revision, in matters communal as The class was held one day a week: started on the oneday-a-week plan. to no conclusions and
may result
tendent of the schools, greeted Mr. Palatine. The Mayor, in his greet- abridged form. follows:
as it is today, according to Felix well as personal, cultural and
Dietary laws Ob served.
D. . Simons underwrote the coat in acrimonious discussion.
Ussishkin, and little Carol Landau ing, stated:
M. Warburg, Jewish leader, and 'spiritual as well as material.
A useful observation screen,
Make Recommendations.
Urges Moderation on Zion.
and Myron Rosenthal presented
Mayor's Address.
I. In the absence of industrial until recently chairman of the ad- Economy, retrenchment, curtail- presented by Mrs. Butzel, allowed
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Expressing the hope that the
"Detroit, today. has a unique and governmental provisions for ministrative committee of the ment have become popular catch-
Mr. Ussishkin with a pledge from
question of Zionism would not be
■ I this city the
the children of the schooels for h en ,.
the prevention of unemployment, Jewish Agency for Palestine, in a words. Of course there exists a
infected into discussions at the
figure
and
one
$3011 to inscribe th- nionoes of t hoo most
or for dealing with the destitution message addressed to American serious economic stringency, but
convention, Mr. Vogelsteln added:
late A. Rogvoy, 'Cosi I Rooloinsoen of the mat he-stone movements that created by it, the relief of p o verty Jewry in connection with the even Ape serious is the ground-
"In view of the state of unrest
and Louis Duscoff in tho• Golden the world has known. Menachem and distress is an insistent obliga- emergency national conference on less hysteria which fails to dis-
and tnental anguish in many Jew.
Songs and cheers by the Ussishkin personifies that fine tome, tion e.f organized social work. Jew- Palestine to lee held Sunday, Jan. tinguish between the temporary
Book.
ish circle's on account of condi-
children interspersed the proogram. tioolial idealism and practical vision ish social workbag not and must not 25, at Hotel Biltmore, New York. and the. permanent, between the
tions in Palestine, may I be per•
Mr. Ussishkin in response to the charactet'istic of Jewish types, that hesitate to accept its share of re- The message appears in this week's unimportant and the fundamental.
Addresses Jewish Forum; milted to say a few words of
children's greeting, expressed his has mach. the Jews renowned speensibility for the increasing re- issue of the New Palestine, official
"The most fundamental of all Actions Committee Decides
earnest warning in the interest of
joy at the fluency of their Hebrew through all the ages, that has lief measures to deal wit h h the pri- organ of the Zionist Organization Jewish communal activities, Jew-
Guest at Phoenix Club
peace and harmony of this coun-
to Send Fund-Raising
speech and said that he was cheered turned their thought back tee the vations which the depression is im- of America.
ish education, has become one of
cil?" he said.
Luncheon.
IT the demonstration of Jewish Ileonuoland and inspired and vital- posing upon the Jewish group.
In the first comprehensive re- the first victims of this readjust-
Delegaton to U. S.
"We have to recognize that the
loyalty and devotion to the Hebrew ized the spirit of Zionism through-
2. The new or enlarging prob- view that he has made of Palestine ment process and of the prevailing
Prof. Horace Kellen, philoso- Union of American Hebrew Con-
language on the part of the youth. out the, world today. Such a heri- lems of need growing out of the events since the formation of the , spirit of uneasiness and fear. In
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — After
gregations has many loyal mem-
pher
and
Jewish
leader,
spoke
be-
Ile urged that to go on in that tage, such is wealth of tradition, depression should be met by Jew- Jewish Agency in Zurich, SWitzer. some quarters that have become five days of extensive de.hate and
bees whose views differ widely on
spirit and expressed the hope that such a steadfastness of purpose and ish social work in an adequate land, in August, 1929, when Zion. o infected with this lowered morale, heated discussion, the emergency fore the Jewish Open Forum Tues-
questions of Palestine, Zionism
they would speak Hebrew in their devotion to ideals as these people manner and with proper standards. fists and non-Zionists weer-arra* leiCikh' educational standards have meeting of the Zionist Actions Com- . (lay night, in the chapel of Temple and nationalism•
have shown, will carry them At the same time the safeguarding ized into one body for the upbuild- I already suffered a serious decline, mittee finally decided to postpone Beth El, on "Jewish Culture and
homeland.
"1 feel that I have the right to
Democracy
in
the
United
States."
through any emergency, and crown Of standards previously developed . ing (of Palestine, Mr. Warburg re- and bill fair to suffer still more.
Judge Simons Srmaks.
the seventeenth World Zionist Con-
ask of all delegates to exercise
Professor Kellen declared that'
gress ill 11 (Nil. not hdrr than June.
Aaron Kurland presided at the their efforts with that success is an important necessity of social fers to the negotiations that are
Will Continue Subsidies.
wisdom and moderation in the dis-
luncheon, at which organizations which C,1111,4 to those who know no work organization.
now going on between the British
"The Jewish Education Associa- 13. The Congress had been sched- the essence of democracy dues not cussion of Palestine and kindred
rest in the acknowledgment that
presented pledges and cash to the turning hack, who tolerate no com-
3. Organize(' effort to establish government and the representa- , lion, therefore, deems it necessary uled to meet at Carlsbad, Feb. 21.
questions, because our organisa-
amount exceeding $3,000. Mr. Kur- promise.
Immediately utter the decision the voice of the majority is intel- tion
community programs concerned tives of the Jewish Agency in re- tee make public at this time its for-
was called into being to Wive
"I feel privileged to welcome, with Jewish education, recreation gore! to the Passfield White Parer , mal decision that so far as its own was taken by a vote of 2(1 to 11, ligent and divine. "Rather," he
land, in an all address. paid Min-
a different problem. Our union
or to the guest and called on the Altuachem Ussishkin tee our city, to and culture are considered as es- and gives the first indication, that services to Jewish education dur- the Mizrachi members of the Zionist said, "democracy is instead a sym- was organized and exists
for the
audience for indefatigable effort 1 . 1 , 111111( nil uuponhim the tine work sential phases of Jewish social satisfactory conclusions may be ing the forthcoming fiscal year are Executive, including the Mizrachi pathetic respect for other men and purpose of uniting the efforts of
he' has done and too wish him suc- work. Some of these services are , expected from the conference to concerned, there is tee be no president, Rabid Meier Berlin, an- other opinions and a recognition
far the fund.
American congregations in the
Judge Charles C. Simons, in a cess in his undertaking.extend of recent development and have 1celjust difference's of opinion re- I lowering of standards. The asso- ' mounded that they would immedi- of their significance in the entire preservation of and revival of Jew-
brief address in which he greeted my congratulatons to the Zionists not as yet established themselves specting the White Paper.
ciation will continue its scholarship ately resign from the executive. The scheme of inter-relationships, in- ish religious life in this country.
"The Inside Story."
Mr. Ussishkin and urged the audi- of this city in having a lender who fully. Others are organized na-
subsidies to Talmud Torahs std Mizrachi (organization had strenu- ter-dependences, and fundamental If we are liberals, as we claim, let
ence to carry on the work of the unites in himself see many qualifi- tionally and are concerned with
The national conference next other Jewish schools in the sonic' ously opposed a postponement. On inter-participations."
us prove it by exercising tolera-
con-
I
After Dr. Kailen's lecture the tion
cations
of
leadership,
and
Jewish National Fund, said that
clients widelydistributed,or with Sunday, which is reefarded as the measure and under the same regu- the I■ then hand, Dr. Nahum Gold-
and consideration towards
he came primarily to express the gratulate Mr. 1"ssisitkin in his priv- problems of national or interna-
' lotions as heretofore. The asso- man, radical Zionist member of the audience entered into a spirited those who differ with us "
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regrets of his father, David W. Si- ilege to represent the outstanding tional significance to the Jewish
ciation will also gel forward with executive from Gerniany, whose or- discussion and in reply to a ques-
Praise. Ochs and Brown.
mons, who is in Florida and was
group and have only occasional
! its other forms of service to Jew- ganization has instructed him to re- tion, Dr. Kellen remarked that the
Mr. Vogelstein paid high tribute
therefore unable to be present per- (Turn to Page Opposite Editor's!) contacts with local communities.
. ish edut.ati(on, including the fie- sign if the ('ingress was postponed, assimilation of the Jew is not to' to Adolph S. Ochs, publisher of
be looked upon as a desirable
sonally to greet the guest.
Because of this fact the federation INTERESTING DEBATE
velopment of the board of license, stated that he would remain in the
the New York Times and chairman
thing
for,
in
spite
of
obstacles,
the
eveoo'utiv•
until
his
organization's
Theodore Levin, speaking in the
as the intermediate agency has a
AT PISGAH MEETING grants for school repairs. educa-
of the $5,000,000 endowment fund
Jew has contributed and is con-,
name of Mr. and Mrs. David W. CENTER CLUB LEADERS
definite responsibility towards na-
tional propaganda, registration executive could meet.
campaign of the Hebrew Union
Victory for Weismann.
tributing to the tonrichthent of the
Simons, turned over t Mr.
TO HEAR DR. STUTSMAN tional social work. It is impor-
Last Monday evening, Jan. 19. 1service, Ivrith, etc.
College, rabbinical training school
In all quarters here the decision entire culture.
kin the gift of a valuaIdo• to•deel of
tant that
ding the time of ells- at the Imigeroom of the Irnai
"The maintenance of all of
for Reform Judaism, and to David
I
to
postpone
the
congress
and
the
When asked whether anti-Semi-
land near the Hebrew too
Rachael Stutsman of the tress these elements of the .1(owish '1Vrith. I'isgah Lodge No. 31, in those services imposes a heavy ad-
A. Brown of New York, chairman
become the property of the Jewish Merril-Palnier School will addi!es, social work program in the United the "ffaccabee Building, two oleo- ditional burden on the compara- I acceptance in hill id the resolutions tism was necessary for the per- of the union's board of finance.
of
the
actions
committee
are
looked
petuation
of
the
Jews
as
an ethnic
National Fund. The assignment the club leaders of the Jewish States be safeguarded. Similarly, looting teams of the 11'nai Writh tively snout' circle' of men and wo-
"The outstanding event of the
was niftily in mentor) . of Miss Syl- Centers Association, 31 Mol- communities have a responsileility Hind Feoundation of the UM' er- men who have hitherto borne the upon . 11S a victory . for Dr.
. Chaim group, Dr. 'Callen replied that it last two years, in fact, in the his-
.
which was no more necessary than dis- tory of the unioon, is the successful
via Simons. The land is valued at 1 arse Monday, Jan. 26, at 9 p. for continuing their programs of city of Michigan presented a ela responsibility. But these men and
has been the target of considerable ease is for good health.
efforts of Mr. Adolph Ochs' cam-
ni., in The Relationship between service tee non-residents as well as bate on the subject "Role col, women feel that, in the case of
Kallen's lecture was given paign
Mr. Ussishkin spoke briefly at Psychology and Club Work'
tee the resident population affected. that neo interference be offered the Jewish educational standards, the criticism within the Zionist Organ-
for the financing of the col-
ization. In his speech before the under the auspice's of the Jewish
the luncheon, p ointing to the !Wee,
The
problems
arising
out
of
lege," Mr. Vogelstein said. "This
relidous policy (of Sooviet RUA- policy of downward revision can- committee, 11r. Weizmann, who re-
This lecture is the s econd of a
Centers Association, of which Mil-
oly for fortifying the foundatieon se ries which is being given by the industrial depression are not pe- S`. "
not he tolerated. These standards,
achievement places this great in-
signed the presidency of the Jewish ford Stern is president and Sam-
oo the Jewish homeland IT redoem- Jewish Centers Association in or- culiarly a Jewish matter. The
stitution in a position which is
The participants were Leonard which have been attained after Agency and the Zionist Organiza-
uel Levine is executive secretary.
.• g the soil of Palestine.
worthy of its traditions and its ob-
der that its club leaders may have cemintunity, in its largest aspects, Kimball (of Pittsburgh and Morris many years of unremitting toil and tion when the British White Paper
At noon on Tuesday 11r. Kallen
The Mass Meeting.
including the state and federal Moyer of Detroit, on the affirms-. at the cost of millions of dollars,
ligations toward American Julia-
the benefit of professional training
was issued, attacked the opposi- was guest at a luncheon at the .
Noblii A. M. Hershman presided and experience in fields related to government, organized inelustryl
and Nathan Levy of South are not yet high enough to be tion's methods in their campaign
Phoenix Club, where he described
..° the massmeeting Sunday after- club work. The first lecture was and organized comniunity groups, !
capable of diminution without
"If this endowment rune] for the
ti
Bend and Joe Solomon of Deoit.
against him, and signified his wil- the work of the New School of So-
has indicated by, its concern with negative.
see lolls injury to the entire Jewish
college had not been raised, our
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lingness
to
continue
to
direst
the
dal
Research, with whoe.e faculty
t he problem the responsiloility
union would have been in a most
The meeting opened with an in-
Oppoalte Editorial) work for Palestine on condition he is now associated. Julian II.
address by Ben F. (Turn to Page
that the present atmosphere of op- Krolik presided at the luncheon.
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Goldman, chairman of the inuol-
position and criticism to be cleared
leoctual advancement commit .
up.
Among (other decisions taken up
by the Actions Committees were
group of classic select.on
da 9 r ed
that a delegation be sent to the
United States to raise funds, drastic
reorganization of financial arrange.- •
Issu e d to World Je wr y Through Jewish Tele-
A rho's.. past president of the st u - !
silents, the discontinuance of Ilao.
', medic
I lot
( n I 000,
I y
f th (
g r a p hic A 14 ency; State 10 • 000 "People With-
lam, the Zionist monthly, the con-
A . Hebrew Poet's Memory to be tinued existence of the politUal 3lakes Announcement at Memorial Service in Jerusalem;
Bernard Richards Protests Linn, conducted the debate.
out a Country" to be Affected.
large and appreciative Rude. w o c
Memorials Held in Many Parts of the World; Dr.
Honored at Meeting
commission cooperating with the
Indictment of a Whole
filled the auditorium to capao•o, v
Zionist Executive in the negotia-
Wise Gives Thanks for His Life.
Saturday Night.
People.
NOVN0.---(J. T. A.)—Lithua- inaccurately edited. Ile said that
'
Plans
for
the
forthcoming
I.',
on
tions with the government and that
.1 ;in .l every' became panic-stricken the police department has in mind
are now being prepared by cow-
the Palestine Jewish National
barring
employment
only
to
newly
The
one-hundredth
anniversary
NEW YORK.— Charging that
JERUSALF:M.- -J. T. A.1. -Tho once before his congregation after
when the Kovno district chief of
mittees of Pisgah Lodge and will
f the. great Hebrew poet, Yehuolah Council and the Zionist Organiza- Straus Health Center, donated by many weeks of illness. Worshipers
police made public an (official com- arrived aliens and not to fortoign- the besot( "The American Rich" he presented at a general pan"
(1630-1s92), will la.
the late Nathan St.aus, was drawn both by the opportunity to
munique stating that on and after ors who are old settlers. Despite published by Doubleday, Doran & miner. meeting Monday evening: Leib Gordon
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,immemorated at the next cultural
dot, violence to the. spirit of
thronged at the memorial set vices honor Nathan Straus and to greet
January, (932, no alien will be this reassuring statement, which •
Jan. 211, at the lodge auditorium. !
allowed to obtain employment in nevertheless is not clear on what good will between Christians and The next regular meeting of the meeting of Kvutzeth Ivrith to he
for the lit.ilantl•onist Sunday their leader, filled every seat on
is
meant
by
newly-arrived
aliens,
held
this
Satterelay
evening
at
the
lews,
which
has
lately
been
,
the first floor and the first two
I.ithuania. T h e communique
night.
lodge will he held on Feb. 2, in the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud torah.
warns all Lithuanian firms to make Jewish leaders here believe that aped, and that the. author is guilty
Dr. Jailed) I.. Magnes, dean of balconies of the hall.
Maccabee Building,
The
principal
address
will
be
ele••
the
communique
will
be
carried
of
writing
a
wholesale
and
unjust
I
arrangements to have needed spe-
th e Ileloreow University, presided.
Service of Thanksgiving.
lim1.1,1 by Aaron D. Alarkson,
indictment of the Jewish people,
toialists all of whom are to be out in full unless it is rescinded.
M. Dizengoff, mayor of Tel Aviv,
"This is not to be a service com-
prominent educator noel Il•braist, To Review Bonk Written by Col.
Bernard G. Itiehards, executive di-
S. 0. S. to World Jewry.
Lithuanian citizens.
and Dr. David Yellin, executive memorating the death of Nathan
SCHKLOVEN
TO
SPEAK
•
league.
An S. 0. S. to world Jewry was rector of the American Jewish ('on-'
who from his childhood was a stu-
The Jews who will be affected
member of the Valid Leumi. Jew- Straus, but a service of thanksgiv-
OVER RADIO SUNDAY ds nt of Cordon's works and an ad-
lip this legislation are chiefly those sent from Kovno through the Jew- gross, has sent an open letter pro-
"Whither Judaism" will he the ish national Council, spoke of Mr. ing for his life," said Dr. Wise.
mirer of his poetry. S. Cabot will
who hold Nansen passports, which ish Telegraphic Agency in cconnec- test to its author, Hoffman Nicker-
Aaron Kurland, chairman of the se another speaker. Roth will subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's ser- Straus's philanthropic and social "Nothing is here for tears, for his
...so identification cards 'segued to tion with the law. Appealing for soon, saying, among, other things,'
contributions to l'alestine. The was a noble death and a nobler
year refugees in July, 1922, by the help, Jewish leaders here point out that: "Your book will be read with Radio Forum, broadcast tovo ry ' :peak on the. life and works of the mon Sunday morning, Jan. 25, at establishment of the first soup life.
over WMBC at 1 o'cl000•k, Hebrew poet. Selections from Gor- 10:45.
League of Nations inter-govern- that 10,000 Jews here will have pain and sorrow by those who would
"To memoralize Nathan Straus
The rabbi's sermon will be a kitchen, in Jerusalem. and the first
mental refugee advisory commis- no place to turn as they are a peo- have the right too expect comfort announces that next Sunday's pro- don's poetry will be recited in the
health center, in Iliodera. were' in the dull and conventional terms
and encouragement from an author gram will present Solomon W. -nurse of the meeting. Rev. II. review of the discussion held this
soon under the direction of the late ple without a country.
praised
as
instance.,
of
Mr.
Strauss
of
commemorative utterance would
Meanwhile the police are already
your standing and scholarship." • Schkloven, Detroit attorney and Milkovsky will conduct the Knot- week at Philadelphia by the twen-
rieltjoff Nansen, high commission-
endeavors in Palestine.
be wholly out of keeping with the
Alleging that Mr. Nickerson's ap- leader in the Arbeiter Ring mews.- zah choir and will be in charge of ty-second council of the Union of
er for refugees. These passports collecting the names of alien Jews
.
ogy,
re-
in
eul
spirit
of the man. The press, eager
American Hebrew Congregations
musical program.
enabled war refugees who had no who will be ineligible for employ- proach to the Jewish question is merit in Michigan, who will sneak
vealed for the first time that the to praise him, has spoken of him
Yehudah Leib Gordon, who made around the theme "The Future of
papers to ment after Jan. 1, 193- The Jews that of sweeping assumption and on the subject, "The Working
other identification
late
Jewish
leader
had
purchased
as
'millionaire
philanthropist.' Na-
travel from country to country affected by this law are of three that he writes in the style of Adolf Man's Contribution to Jew ish himself immortal in Hebrew liter- Judaism." Rabbi Fram will sur- a plot in Talpi.'th a- ix sit• for a than Straus
woo much to human
vey then discussions from the
and to settle in any place where categories. They are those who Hitler, Mr. Richards says to the Life." Mr. Schkloven is an au- ature as the greatest champion and
university.
to
be
is
philanthropist
and he was
backgreound of a book on the fu-
II find left N'ilna together with the Lithu- author that: "You have produced thority on the subject and has de- exponent of the llaskalah move-
they had relatives
not a very rich man as men ap• '
Service, in Many Lands.
ture of religion in general just
in opportunity to earn a livelihood. anian army when Poland occupied a chapter on The Jews,' which voted many years to the study of ment, which did away with Jewish
Memorial survire. for Mr. praise riches in our day. Philan-
the Vilna territory in 1920, those though purporting In be an at- labor problems, giving particular obscurantism and paved the way written by Rabbi Abbe Hillel Sil-
Protests Censored.
ver under the title "Religion in a Straus are being held in many thropists are apt to be dull and
The local Yiddish papers have who were driven into Lithuania tempt to estimate Jewry, is actual- attention to the Jewish laboring for the present nationalist move-
ment, was the author of "In the Changing World." This book was lands throughout the world. In mechanical and unvital, and there
appeared with gaping white spaces during the war from the war zones ly characterized fey such animus masses.
George Galvani, soloist of Tem- Teeth of the Lion," "In the Depth the January selection of the Re- practically every community in was never anything dull or unvital
on their editorial pages because and the staatenlose who have been and permeated with such a sririt
this country plans are 'owing made or less than intensely or passion-
ligious Book-of-the-Month Club.
the official censor had stricken nut living in loithuania for more than a of condescension and distrust that ple Beth EL will be presented in of the Sea," "Sister P.uchamah"
ately human in him. There was
During Rabbi Fram's absence at to honor his memory.
and other poems which are being
protests against the communique. decade with never a thought that the result adds neither to our a number of vocal selections.
In his sermon in the Free Syna- nothing of the facade or of the
Last Sunday's radio program studied in Ilebrew schools through- Philadelphia, the Rev. Maple of the
The papers see in this legislation they would be deprived of their knowledge nor tee our faith in hu-
'stuffed
shirt' about Nathan Straus.
gogue
in
Carnegie
Hall,
New
ork,
North
N
oodward
Congregational
man judgment."
was dedicated to the Jewish Na- out the world. Il is poetry has a
the severest blow to Lithuanian rights.
Taking especial exception to Mr. tional Fund, on the occasion of the tremendous influence on Chaim Church took his class in Bible lit- Sunday morning, Dr. Stephen S. He was a simple, downright. forth-
Jewish leaders see as the only
Jewry but owing to the drastic
right
man,
infinitely more of a
as
Wiee
characterized
Mr.
Straus
erature,
presenting
the
Christian
.
:ensorship
they are unable to ac- hope the possibility that the gov- Nickerson's attempt to revive the .iodit in Detroit of Menachem Nachman Bialik and all modeorn
interpretation of the Book of Es-, more than a philanthropist—as a personality than a personage. lie
ernment may be influenced to per- allegation that Bolshevism is of Ussishkin. Abraham Goldberg of Hebrew poets.
curately picture the situation.
could
hate
with
superb oppuience
man
of
Lincoln-like
simplicity,
tow 'cork Was the guest speaker
All Ilebraists are invited to this ther. The rabbi will resume next
In a statement to the Jewish mit the naturalization of the Jew- leovish origin, Mr. Richards main-
Monday night, Jan. 26, at 9 courage and loyalty, and first of of speech and manner, but above
Telegraphic Agency, M. Nawakas, ish aliens, most of whom have been tains that the group of Jews who and Jacob 11. Schakne, manager meeting and are asked to partici-
all
he
could
love
and did love with
proud
of
his
inheritance.
o'clock, his teaching of the origin all • Jew
director of the police department, residents of Lithuania long enough were identified with the Soviets of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, pate in honoring the memory of the
It was Dr. Wise's first appear- I all of himself, and that was much."
and evolution of prophecy.
e
were of negligible number.
broadcast the news of the week.
great Hebrew poet.
stated that the communique was to be entitled to naturalisation.

MAYOR WELCOMES
ZIONIST LEADER

tion Gives Assurance on

CALL ISSUED FOR
ZION CONFERENCE

VOTE TO POSTPONE
ZIONIST CONGRESS

Law Banning Employment to Aliens
In 1932 Alarms Lithuanian Jewry

s. 0. s. call

OBSERVE GORDON'S
"AMERICAN RICH"
AUTHOR ASSAILED.7,;iiz . "1',13,:.;=a.)„- ;:.',',; 100 ANNIVERSARY

Kallen Discusses
Culture In U. S.

Straus Purchased Palestine Site for
University, Dr. J. L. Magnes Reveals

FRAM TO SPEAK ON
FUTURE OF JUDAISM
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