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VOL. XXXII. NO. 7

PALESTINE REPORT Theodore Levin Lauded on Manner in Which He
Pre'pared His Case on the Alien Registration Bill
SAYS EQUILIBRIUM
IS RESTORED IN ZION

An Outpost of Judaism

Complimented by Federal Judge on His Legal Knowledge; Decision by Three Judges

May Not be Out for Another Week; Chronicle Learns Sponsors of Measure Will

Frame Another Bill in Event Present One is Ruled to be Unconstitutional.

Statement of Economic Stand-
ing Submitted to League

Except for the decision the his-
toric case on the alien registration
bill is at an end, but those who
have heard the arguments will long
remember the impressive :scene in
the Federal Court, when three
judges heard the discussions on
the issue.
Judge Arthur C. Denison of the
Court of Appeals of the District
Court of Cincinnati presided and
conducted the hearings. Federal
Judges Ernest A. O'Brien and
Charles C. Simons were the other
two judges.
The outstanding feature at the
hearing was the profound respect
that was shown by the judges for
the opinions of Theodore Levin, as
embodied in the excellent 112-page
brief prepared by him and his as-
sociates, former Judge l'atrick H.
O'Brien, Fred M. Butzel and Nath-
an L. Milstein, with the co-opera-
tion of Max J. Kohler of New
York, chairman of the immigration
committee of the American Jewish
Committee.

of Nations.

STEPS IN GROWTH OF
HOME ARE OUTLINED

Shrinkage in Contributions

by U. S. Jewry Blamed
for Immigration Check.

LONDON,—(J. T. A.)—Facts
and figures to show that the eco-
nomic equilibrium of Palestine has
been restored are cited by the
Palestine government in its annual
report to the Mandates Commission
of the Legaue of Nations. The re-
port cites increased building activ-
ity, new buildings to the value of
$9,250,000, having been erected
during the year, and continued ex-
pansion of citriculture, and the slow
consolidation of the position of the
principal factories. The fact that
the Nesher Cement Works has
showen a profit of $90,000 and that
the Tel Aviv silicate plant has re-
sumed production is also pointed
out.
The lengthy report, which is
twice the size of previous reports,
contains a full reply to the ques-
tionnaire given the Palestine gov-
ernment last year by the Mandates

Denison thereupon declared that
the question of the opposition has
nothing to do with the legality of
the act. Mr. Butzel thereupon re-1
marked that he (lid not like to be'
classed with the Communists. !

Judge Simons' Interrogation..

This was not the only rebuke
given Mr. Clardy. Earlier, as the ,
proceedings began, he remain d
seated as he addressed the con t,
and Judge Denison politely ask d
him to rise. When the morning
session closed to allow for a tun h

Levin Complimented.

period, Mr. Clardy came over to
the press table to be sure that he
was understood when he said that
the Communists opposed the bill.
He waxed humorous in declaring
that the Jews all opposed the bill
and that "all the Jewish organiza-
tions are- Communistic." Attorney
General Voorhies then took hold of
his arm and called him away with
the remark, "let's go, side-kick."
The most interesting portion of
the hearing undoubtedly was the
sharp and pointed interrogation of
Mr. Clardy's arguments by Judge
Simons. These interrogations re-
vealed the keen mind of Judge Si-
mons, whose questions pointed to
conflicts in the bill with the Fed-
eral Constitution, and forced Mr.
Clardy to admit that there may be
some portions in the bill which may
be faulty.
What aroused indignation and
resentment in the course of prepar-
ations for the hearing was the pre-
sentation of a brief to the court
by Louis M. Hopping, assistant
United States attorney, who as-
sumed to tell the court that al-
though the foreign born were only
22 per cent of this federal court
district's population, they commit-
ted 46 per cent of the crimes. In
the course of his address to the
court, Mr. Levin attacked these
figures as irrelevant to the issue
and said that if any crimes are
committed it is the government's
business to prosecute the offenders,
but that such figures have nothing
to do with the legality of the meas-
ure.
While it is understood that
Judges Denison, O'Brien and Si-
mons have already reached a decis-
ion on the bill, and that they are
now framing an opinion, it is be-
lieved in legal quarters here that
the decision may not be announced
fur another week.
Mr. Clardy, who was the sole de-
fender of the measure for the state
attorney general's office, in the
meantime carried out his threat to
insist on the 15-day-period to which
he is legally entitled for an answer
on the last two bills of complaint
in behalf of Francesco Dimeglio
and John Petrowski. Mr. Clardy
served notice on Theodore Lev-
in, chief of counsel for the opposi-
tion to the bill, that he filed a
motion to have these two billkasa•
missed, and served notice on MY:
Levin to argue this motion on Wed-
nesday morning, July 8.. Mr.
Clardy did not even appear in
court on that day, but Judge
O'Brien said the two cases would

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ZIONIST CONGRESS IN DEADLOCK OVER LEADERSHIP,
WITH POSSIBILITY REMAINING THAT DR. WEIZMANN
MAY BE RETAINED AT HELM; OLD EXECUTIVE QUITS

Up to Noon on Thursday, as Forms ef Chronicle Ate Closing, Labor Group Refuses to Sac-

rifice Weizmann and Insists on His Remaining President of World

Zionist Organization.

RESIGNED LEADER WINS IN FIRST TEST VOTE BY 107 TO 97;

PLEADS FOR CONTINUED FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN

Weizmann's Interview on Question of Jewish Majority in Palestine Stirs Heated Debate;

Dr. Eder Apologizes to Dr. Wise, Whose Speech Created Storm; Warburg

and Adler, in Messages, Back Weizmann.

Copyright J. T. A.

A scene at the Jewish market in
Constantine, Algeria. This photo-
graph was taken by Dr. Leo Stahl,
German-Jewish journalist, who has
just returned from a tour of North
Africa where he discovered settle-
ments of Jews as far as the Sahara
Desert.

(Feature Article on Editorial Pane).

GREECE TO REBUILD
SALONIKI QUARTERS

The World Zionist Congress, in session at Basle, Switzerland, remained deadlocked at
noon on Thursday on the question of leadership. As the forms of this issue of The De-
troit Jewish Chronicle are being closed, the Labor groups at the Congress remain ada-
mant in their support of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, resigned leader, and are just as strongly
opposed to a coalition which would put an end to Dr. Weizmann's regime and policies.

Among the latest happenings at the Congress was the written apology of Dr. M. D.
Eder, president of the British Zionist Federation, to Dr. Stephen S. Wise, for calling him a
liar during the latter's address in which he atacked the British government. Meer Gross-

man, English Revisionist leader, whom the Zionist Executive had charged with having given to the gen-
eral press the contents of the Whate al'alpet/Of October, 1930, before that document was officially released
was vindicated by the Zionist/Congress court of the charge of breach of confidence. The Congress court,
however, reprimanded him far a breach of party discipline, although admitting that this breach was com-
mitted without any motive of self-gain. The cost of the trial was divided equally between Grossman
and the Zionist Organization.

Mr. Levin not only distinguished
himself with his verbal argument
which supplemented the brief, but
also was given a compliment by the
court for his high standing in the
Detroit Editor Says Bulgar-
legal profession. It occurred when
There were exciting scenes in the Congress when the first test of strength resulted in a victory for
ians Responsible for Fo-
Mr. Levin presented a gem of an
the Weizmann administration by a vote of 107 to 97.
affidavit in proof of some of his al-
menting Trouble.
• The vote was taken on the ques-
legations and findings in the case.
Vaad Leumi Football
tion whether Dr. Chaim Weiz-
The first portion of the affidavit
George Laskaris, attorney and
Stand is Protested
mann, president of the World Zion-
Toronto to Remove
testified as to his experience in
editor of Detroit Greek I'roodos
ist Organization, had made a satis-
Federal Courts on immigration
Anti-Semitic Sign
(Progress), who claims to be of im-
factory explanation of his views on
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
matters. Attorney General Paul
perial Greek lineage descending
demands of some groups that the
W. Voorhies rose for the first and
As a protest against the stand
from the famous Laskaris family,
Jews shall be permitted to have a
THEODORE LEVIN
TORONTO.—(J. T. A.)—By
of the Jewish National Council
only time in the hearings to object
charged the Bulgarian group in
majority in Palestine on both aides
an
unanimous
vote
the
city
with regard to Saturday football
to the affidavit on the ground that
Saloniki with fomenting the trouble
council of Toronto adopt- Former German War Lord of the Jordan river.
games, the representatives of
he saw no reason or precedent for
resulting in pogroms on the Jewish
ed
a
resolution
calling
for
A storm broke out when Dr.
the Agudath Israel, Orthodox
it. Not only did Judge Denison
community. In his statement to
Charged "Jewish Free
the removal of an anti-Semitic
Robert Stricker of Austria, a Re-
organization which has been
rule that the affidavit was proper
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle Mr.
Mason's Plot."
sign displayed at the western
visionist, read a quotation from an
lighting Sabbath sports left all
and in order, but when Mr. Levin
Laskaris said: "There is always a
entrance to the city and
interview which Dr. Weizmann
asked whether he should read the
of the general Jewish commit-
Bulgarian group which is stirring
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—General gave to the Jewish Telegraphic
which in huge letters says,
first portion referring to his ex-
tees, including the census coun-
up strife between the inhabitants
Erich
Ludendorff,
former
German
"Bathing
suits
and
lockers.
Gen-
Agency,
In it he said he did not
periences in immigration matters,
cil, the Jewish National Coun-
of the Greek and Serbian territor-
war lord, suffered another blow to sympathize with the demand for a
tiles only." The sign in not with-
the presiding judge state: "We are
cil's municipal committee and
ies of Macedonia, of which Saloniki
his
prestige
as
a
result
of
his
Jew-
in
the
city
limits
and
the
coun-
Jewish
majority
in Palestine be-
quite willing to recognize that you
the Jewish community of Jerus-
is one of the capitals. I believe
phobia when the court at Gotha cause the world might construe
cil's resolution calls on the coun-
know what you are talking about."
alem.
that this group has now again fo-
found
him
guilty
of
defamation
in
cil
of
the
municipality
in
which
this
idea
as
a
wish
to drive out the
Mr. Levin had previously appeared
In an endeavor to settle the
mented trouble, this time by im-
• libel suit brought against the gen, Arabs.
the sign is posted to remove it.
before Judge Denison in Cincin-
issue of Saturday games the
plicating the Jewish people and by
The matter was called to the
council recently announced that
nati.
Explanation by Dr. Weizmann.
arousing sentimental youths to
The dramatic moment in the pro-
it would permit them provided
attention of the Toronto city
shed blood. It is an outrage to be
Dr. Weizmann made a state-
ceedings occurred when Kit F.
no tickets were sold and smoking
council by alderman Nathan
deplored, and I am sure Premier
ment in which he said the Inter-
Cladry, who did all the arguing for
prohibited. The Agudath Israel
Phillips who moved the follow-
Venizelea will have the support of
view' was unfortunate in form, as
the state, concluded his address by
ing resolution: "Whereas the at-
has called on High Commission-
all right-thinking Greek citizens in
there was no group which implied
stating that the opposition to the
er Chancellor to enact a law
tention of the council has been
condemning such outrages."
any intention to drive the Arabs
bill was inspired by Communist
drawn to a sign painted on a
making Saturday games unlaw-
out of Palestine. But, he said, his
groups or groups affiliated with the
building on the Lake Shore Road
ful.
$65,000 Subsidy Granted.
experience over a decade showed
Communist party. Fred M. Butzel,
leading to the city of Toronto
SALONIKL-0. T. A.)—Geo-
that a certain section of world
one of Michigan's most respected
and which is offensive to Jewish
opinion persisted in misrepresent-
rge Maris, Greek minister of fi-
Commission, in addition presenting
citizens and nationally known for
citizens,
be
it
resolved
that
the
ing Zionist aims whenever a Zion-
nance has placed 500,000 drachmas
a detailed description of the de-
his social and philanthropic work,
council records disapproval of
ist used the word "majority."
($65,000) at the disposal of the
velopment of the country.
rose on a question of personal priv-
racial
and
religious
prejudice
governor of Saloniki for the recon-
Ile was convinced that a ma-
Emphasiees Absence of Riots.
ilege, to which he was entitled as
and requests the council of the
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) struction of the Jewish quarter of
jority of Jews in Palestine would
FRED M. BUTZEL
In the introduction to the report an attorney in the case. Judge
municipality where the sign is
the city which was almost entirely
not necessarily be a guarantee of
the fact that comparative tranquil-
situated to take steps to remove
destroyed by fire last Monday as a
security and again put forward the
ity prevailed is emphasized as is the
it."
result of the anti-Jewish riot here.
view that political parity with the
(
absence of any disturbances which
The resolution was seconded
As
a
result
of
this
money
becoming
Arabs would be the best solution.
Bus
Drivers
Put
Off
credited
not
only
to
increased
by
Aldermas
Glass
and
after
a
is
available it is believed that stone
Ile was convinced that a major-
Strike For One Month
security forces, but also to the fact
long heated debate was unani-
buildings will replace the dilapi-
ity of Jews in Palestine would not
that the temper of the populace be-
mously adopted.
dated wooden dwellings in which
necessarily be a guarantee of se-
came less violent and inter-racial
the Jews previously lived.
curity and again put forward the
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
antagonism somewhat less bitter.
.5 view that political parity with
Seventeen Greek and three Jew-
The trike of Arab and Jewish
the
Another factor in the restora-
Arabs would be the beat solution.
Hias Announces Important ish organizations, including the
bus-drivers, chauffeurs and taxi
tion and maintenance of peace- Fram, Haggai, Shetzer and
B'nai
B'rith,
met
here
and
adopted
men
scheduled
to
begin
July
1,
"We do not want to rule over
Service Which Will be
ful conditions was the gradual!
a resolution expressing regret at
Goldman Address Inter-
throughout l'alestine was post-
the Arabs," he declared, "and we
disappearance of the Arab boy-'
a Boon to Jewry.
the disturbances and confidence in
poned for one month on the re-
do not want to be ruled over. But
eott of Jewish products and a re-
esting Meeting.
GEN. ERICH LUDENDORFF
the local authorities. Representa-
quest of the government which
the Zionists want an unrestricted
vival of economic intercourse, the
NEW YORK.—Hias has com- tives of the press who were invited
in the meantime undertakes not
report notes. More than a few Arab
eral by Count von Dohna, the aged opportunity for growth; and then
An enthusiastic audience, which
pleted arrangements enabling to the conference promised to aid
fees and to
to
impose
license
bankruptcies during the year were in spite of the warm weather filled
former grand master of the Ger- we can make Palestine as big as
Jews in this country to transmit in the restoration of peace and in
consider favorably the other de-
a consequence of the boycott, the 1 more than three-fourths of the
kosher food packages to their the improvement of relations be- Zalman Zylberzweig Honor- man Masons. The court fined Lu- our resources will permit."
mands of the chauffeurs and bus
There was a chorus of protests
government adds.
dendorff 500 marks and costs with
seating capacity of the Philadel-
relatives and friends in Russia, tween the Greeks and the Jews. The
ed Informally by Journa-
drivers.
the alternative of ten days in pris- from the Revisionists, followed by
according to an announcement by party also decided to summon an-
Regarding the Mandates Com- phia-Byron Talmud Torah, Tues-
The strike had been called as
a
proposal
that the meeting discuss
lists on Tuesday.
on. Count von Dohna was also au-
Abraham Herman, president of the other conference of all Greek, Jew-
mission's question as to what meas- day evening paid tribute to the
a protest against high import
thorized to have the verdict pub- whether Dr. Weizmann's answer
Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant ish and national profesional groups
ures were taken for securing the I memory of Dr. Theodor Herat,
duties on gasoline and automo-
was
satisfactory.
The vote was
Zalman Zylberzweig, author of lished in Ludendorff's paper,
Aid Society of America, thus add- to take steps to end all misunder-
establishment of the Jewish Na- founder of the modern political
bile accessories, stiff license fees
taken with the result given above.
ing another importan service to standings.
tional Home, the Palestine govern- ; Zionist movement.
the "Lexicon of the Jewish Thea- Volkswarte, at the general's ex-
and other excessive taxes. If
Uproar immediately babke out
Addressed by Rabbi Leon
the numerous activities on behalf
ment refers not only to last year's
In the meantime, the minister of ter," the first volume of which Just
the strike had gone into effect it
again, however, when Meyer Gross-
of world Jewry.
activities but goes back to 1920 and Fram, Joseph Haggai, Simon
iustice and the minister of avia- appeared, is a guest in Detroit and pense. suit grew out of a charge man, a Revisionist delegate, moved
would have stopped all automo-
The arrangements for this serv- tion together with the governor of
made in January 1928 by Luden-
enumerates ten steps taken to fa- Shetzer, president of the Zionist
bile transportation in Palestine
is seeking, with the aid of a prom- dorff that Count Doane knew
ice were completed after a very Saloniki are looking into the cause
as
eilitate the growth of the Jewish , District of Detroit, and Ben F.
(Turn to Page Two.)
and affected 4,000 Jewish and
inent committee, to secure sub- far
!Goldman, president of the Jewish
careful study of the entire situa- of the outbreak. Senator Ascher
back a. 1911 of a "Jewish Free
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) National Fund, and the showing of ♦ Arab families.
tion by Aaron Benjamin, vice- Mallah, Deputy Bessantchi and M. scribers to the contemplated three- Mason's plot" to murder the Aus-
president and European commis- Yacoel, the legal advisor of the volume encyclopedia of the Jewish trian crown prince, Franz Ferdi-
slides depicting episodes in the
life of Dr. !feral, featured the sinner of Hies, with headquarters Jewish community conferred with stage.
nand, in order to provoke a world
At an informal gathering at war, but had (lone nothing to pre-
meeting. Mr. Goldman lectured
at Paris. Mr. Benjamin, in rec- the minister of iustice, A. Avraam,
es urant, Twelfth and vent it and therefore was guilty of
during the showing of the slides.
ommending to the Hies board of and explained the situation to him Budd y ' s Restaurant,
Taylor, Tuesday night, Mr. Zylbe- high treason.
directors to inaugurate this serv- after submitting a memorandum.
Rabbi Fr ■ ni'. Address.
zweig was honored by a group of
his opening re-
Shetfzer,
ice stated that it would prove a
Says Maccabees Innocent.
friends, representatives of organi-
resent
tremendous boon to Russian
mar X, re erre to
to t e p
M. Avraam said he was con, inc.. zations and of the Jewish press
critical situation in Zionism and
Jewry.
Discussion Begun in Berlin
ed that the Maccabee Sport Club is here. The Detroit Jewish Chron-
In his statement Mr. Herman
briefly reviewed the life of Dr.
Dr. Levinthal Demands Lib - says that the food commodities
Now Reverberating
icle was represented at the gather-
Planned on Eve of Comple- Herzl
(Turn to Pare Opposite Editorial)
ing
by
Jacob
II.
Schakne
and
Phil-
In Palestine.
Rabbi Fram, speaking on the
will be strictly kosher and of the
eral Interpretation of
tion of New Conserva-
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
ip Slomovitz.
subject
.
finest a unlit y and that care has
, "The Le g end of Herat"
tive Synagogue.
Traditional Law.
spoke of the man as a short story
been taken that they will reach
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—An
Under the chairmanship of Sam- Beth El has been added to the
the addresses quickly and safely.
writer and playwright and especi-
uel Weinberg of the Detroit sec board of directors of the United archaeological storm raised in Ber-
With the new building of Con- ally referred to one of the stories
The Rabbi, too, alas, is to found
The prices of the kosher food
lin last year has now reverberated
tion of the Forward, addresses Hebrew &Loots of Detroit.
eregation Shaarey Zedek, on Chi- in which a depressed man who amongst the great army of Ameri- packages will vary according to
This appointment is considered in Jerusalem when in the course
were delivered by Harry Weinberg,
. ago boulevard and Lawton avenue, sought to commit suicide finally CA s unemployed."
Following the installation of new
the contents, from $2 up, exclud-
former actor whose name appears significant in that it is the first of a lecture here Pere Vincent, a
nearing completion, plans are being realized that there are possibilities
With these words Dr. Israel II. , ing the customs duty and inspec- I officers of Pisgah Lodge No. 31, in the Lexicon; Elijah Zaludkowski time in Detroit, and one of the Dominican father of the Ecole
formulated for a drive for new in life. Rabbi Fram compared Levinthal admitted the condition of tion fee imposed by the Soviet B'nai B'rith, last Monday evening,
who knew Mr. Zylberzweig in Po- rare instances throughout the Biblique et Archaeologique Fran-
members.
this man to the Jewish people over supply of rabbis in America, government. Those sending these by Adolph ("Daddy") Freund, land; Mr. Slomovitz, A. Littman, country, that • Reform rabbi ac- raise, one of Palestine's leading
Dr. S. J. Eder, in charge of pu- which awakened from its lethargy in his presidential address to the food packages can at the same time Elias Goldberg, new president, ape manager of Littman's Yiddish Peo- cepted a post on an executive com-
archaeological scholars, discussed
blicity for the board of directors of as a result of Dr. lierzl'e ac- opening session of the Rabbinical through Hies send the money cov- pointed the following committee
Es- mittee of traditional Talmud the inscription "Joshua, the son of
Pte's Theater in Detroit; Mrs. Es-
the synagogue, stated this week complishments in arousing the pee-Assembly of America. The three- ering the customs duty and inspec- chairmen:
Torahs.
Joseph," which Dr. E. L. Sukenik,
ther
Field,
popular
actress,
and
by
that many have indicated a desire ple to united action with the cree- day convention was begun Monday tion fee so that the relative or
Anti-defamation, Milford Stern:
the archaeologist of the Hebrew
to become affiliated with the congre- Lion of a Jewish state as the con.- morning at Hotel Scarboro, Long friend will have the necessary intellectual advancement, Samuel the guest himself.
University, had found on an os-
The speakers hailed the appear- 175 AMERICAN JEWS
cation and to derive the benefits mon goal.
B.
Keene; organization, Morris
Branch, N. J., with rabbis present means to receive the package. It
suary, and which newspapermen
.
ance
of
the
Lexicon
as
an
impor-
allared by the new building. Having
Quoteseras lary.
SA
IL FOR PALESTINE . jumped upon as relating to the
from cities all over the United ,
survived the difficulties of the past
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) Newman;
finance, Jack
Jacob
Scholnick; tant addition to Jewish culture,
Rosenberg;
entertainment,
Rabbi Fram quoted the diary of States and Canada.
tomb of Jesus.
few years, Dr. Eder said a new era Dr. Ilerzl to show that when the;
social welfare. William Weiss; ini- and greeted the author with
NEW YORK.-175 men, women
Dr. Sukenik during a lecture in
After greetings by Dr. Cyrus 1
it near for the congregation, with idea of a Jewish Palestine first i
tiation, Max Edwards; A. Z. A., II. pledges that he will be helped in and children, constituting the lar- Berlin on "Tombs in the Time of
Adler
and
Professor
Ginsburg
of
the program in nconnection with came to •him he struggled against the Jewish Theological Seminary
M. Got tlieb; publicity, Ben Gold- securing additional subscribers.
Jesus" called attention to a par-
the new building to include a mod- it because he was so remote from
Mr. Zylberzweig, in an interest- gent
group
that has
left one
this coun-
man; athletics, Harry Yudkoff;
try for
Palestine
at any
time ticular inscription on which the
as Lewis J. Mosta President
as the
well United
ern school, social activities and his own people. But this idea mss- of
sick and visiting, B. Yanett. ing and highly informative address, for several yearn past, sailed for words "Joshua, son of Joseph" were
Synagogue of Amer-
other functions for the members of tared him.
Other members of the executive described the development of the Palestine last week on the Italian found. Dr. Sukenik refused to be
IW or ld ice. Dr. I.evinthal read his paasi_
the congregation, the Sisterhood
first
committee are: Aaron Droock, Mor- Yiddish Theater for the past 300 , Liner, Providence. Most of these drawn into a discussion on the con.
S peaki ng
o
and the young folks' groups.
Zionist Congress, when Herz] in- dential message,
which included a
ris Shstzen, Henry Abramowitz, years. Ile declared that the Jew- people intend to become so-called
led section of this ossuary with the
discussion
of
the
unemployment
The
use
of
the
old
Shaarey
Under the chairmanship of Mae sisted that all delegates should be
Jacob Stiller, Julius Deutelbaum, ish theater is the most important middle-class settlers, in Eretz Is- name of the founder of Christian-
Zedek building on Willis and Brush
Leiter, a membership committee of dressed in frock coats Rabbi Fram prevailing among rabbis.
Dr. Victor Droock. Trustees are factor in the advancement of . Yid-
reel.
They
are
taking
with
them
.
ity, insisting that the name was
was
this week offered to the
GO and their wives, will meet at the
said: "Ile wanted the Jewish peo- i Dr. Levinthal suggested two spa- [street,
American Legion for use for spe- Adolph Freund, Rabbi Harry Z. dish as a angliage an in resiving a total capital of well over one- quite common at that time. lie went
Knollwood Country Club next Wed- le to become a dignified and r c_ cific remedies: Increasing the rab-
and Louie James Rosen- national aspirations in Jewry. lie half million dollars for investment however, go far as to say that had a
Gr
nesday evening and will discuss, at s pe cted p eo p le. Herat made the binical course by at least one year, cial services during Yom hippo bee r.
g
told of his experiences in many of purposes.
record of Christ's handwriting re-
dinner plans for the proposed mem- Jew s aware of their potential and then e xpecting a yaf
e r e
o i e for
r- visiting Jewish Legionn aires on
the world capitals, where he gath-
The '.Moist Organization of mained it might have resembled
bership drive.
Ile possessed the vice as amistant rabbi to a more the occasion of the forthcomiP g FEDERATION SHORTAGE ered data for his important work. America tendered the group a
greatness.
the inscription.
The aim of the membership com- queerness of a genius and per- mature colleague in the active min- convention opening on Yom Kip-
The Lexicon is the result of farewell reception at the Y. al. Ii.
WILL BE REIMBURSED
Modern Forgery Possible,
mittee is to enroll a large number sisted in carrying his goal to sue- istry. "Other professions expect I pur morning.
more than 15 years' of efforts A. in New York the evening prior
The
offer
is
made
by
A.
Louis
ou'
—
In spite of Dr. Sukenik's care,
VI
of new members in time for ser-
and demand at least a year's in-
Restitution will he made for the which are not yet over, consider- , to their sailing, during the course the press both in Europe and Amer-
swes for the High Holy Days in
ternship and I believe this would Gordon, president of Congregation
Hagges Address,
able work yet to be required in of which addresses were delivered ica spread a story which on the
September. The new building will
Following the chanting of the work out satisfactorily for many Shaarey Zedek. to Nathaniel II. shortage of a sum of money in
Dr. Saeon Bernstein, tirector of fare of it suggested that Dr. Suk-
be ready for use for the holidays, "El Motel Rachamim" and "Al reasons besides the present eco- Goldstick, assistant corporation the accounts of the Jewish Welfare completing the other two volumes. I by
The first volume deals with actors, the Palestine bureau of the Zionist enik had, in fact, discovered an os-
counsel,
who
is
in
charge
of
arrang-
Federation,
according
to
a
state-
according to Dr. Eder.
Naarot Bevel" ( ("By the Rivers sonic condition," he said.
playwrights and other important Organization of America; Nahum suary in which the bones of Jesus
The memorial committee, head- of Babylon") by Rev. Elijah 7.a-
"Let it become known that we are log special services for visiting ment made by officers of the Feder-
a-
figures of the Jewish stage from Lipahitz, representative in the Uni- of Nazareth had been placed. When
ed by Meyer Stone who is assisted ludkowski, Mr. Haggai delivered lenient in our interpretation of Jewish Legionnaires. Mr. Gordon
A n on - Te•ish employe in the ac- "aleph" to "chess." The second ted States of the Manufacturer's Dr. Sukenik returned to Jerusalem
by David S. 7.emon, Theodore Lev- an address in Hebrew. He corn- Jewish law. that we seek the liberal stated: "The Shaarey Zedek build- alien
volume will deal with those from Association of Palestine; Harry P. from Berlin, he again denied he
counting
department
of
the
Federa-
in. Rabbi A. M. Hershman and pared the Zionism of the first view and not the severe view in ing is well located for that purpose.
Charles Hamburger, reports that Congress with the situation today, Jewish tradition." Dr. Levinthal as most Jewish veterans will an- tion is responsible for this ehort- letters "chess" to "pay." The third , Fierat, treasurer of the Zionist had made or desired to establish
will deal with those falling' Organization of America; and any connection between his discos,
as
volume
applications have been made by a ■ nd declared there is no room for suggested that the committee on doubtly have rooms downtown, and ago, which has been announced
-
the
B • h $6,000, but the exact sum of which under the category from "tzadik" ; Isaac Allen, president of the Order
number of people for advance pur-
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
Sons of Zion.
to
"toff."
has not been yet ascertained.
chase of memorials.
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FIND LUDENDORFF

'FOOD PACKAGES CAN
BE SENT TO RUSSIA

42 TREES PLANTED
IN HERE'S MEMORY

LEXICOGRAPHER
ON VISIT HERE

1

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK

STORM OVER ZION
ARCHAEOLOGY FIND

UNEMPLOYMENT OF
RABBIS DISCUSSED

RABBI FRAM ADDED
TO BOARD OF U. H. S.

COMMITTEES CHOSEN
FOR PISGAH LODGE

OFFER LEGION OLD
SHAAREY ZEDEK FOR
SPECIAL SERVICES