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VOL. XXXII. NO. 25
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WARSAW DEFENSE Distinguished Personalities Pay Honor HOSPITALIZATION
Justice Brandeis at Seventy-Five
UNITS FORMED AS
to Justice Brandeis on 75th Birthday. IS NEW PHASE OF
ATTACKS CONTINUE List Headed
by President Hoover; Col. Edward M. House,
RELIEF ACTIVITY Friends and Co-Workers Describe Unique
Arthur Brisbane Felix M. Warburg, Adolph S.
162 Injured as Non-Jews De-
fend Jews Against As-
saults of Hooligans.
ZIONISTS UNITED,
GREET BRANDEIS,
CHEER WEIZMAN]
Brandeisian Leadership in Zionism — "Silent
Ochs, Other
s, Extend Greetings.
Eva Prenzlauer Group Mak-
ing Funds Available for
President Iloover, in a letter released through the Jew-
Maternity Cases.
ish Telegraphic Agency, today heads the list of distin-
guished personlities who have taken the occasion of the
RIOTERS UNPUNISHED
TO
PROVIDE
KOSHER
IS CHARGE OF KOLO seventy-fifth anniversary of the eminent jurist to laud
FOOD FOR PATIENTS
his services to the country and to the Jewish people.
TributesOchs,
to Justice Brandeis were also p aid by Felix M. Warbur,
Heavy Police Guards Order.
Adolph . nant-Governor
Lieute
Her bert II. Lehman, Colonel Hospital Association Experi-
ed in Jewish Districts;
mental Grant for This
Edward M. House, Arthur Brisbane and Alfred M. Cohen, president ;
50 Arrested.
of B'nai B'rith. The tributes follow:
Worthy Purpose.
Delegates at Convention
at Which Administrative
Rift is Adjusted.
Leader Does Not Dissipate His Energies—
Zionism Has Priority with Him—"Men, Money
and Discipline" His Slogan for Palestine—Is as
BRANDEIS URGES JEWS
EXTEND ZIONIST WOR)
Keen and Alert Today as He Was Twenty-one
$1,003,985 Raised in Unite(
States for Palestine in
Last Eight Months.
Years Ago—Does Not Dissipate Energies by
l'resident Herbert Hoover: "Mrs. Hoover and I wish to be early
Cultivating a Variety of Interests—"He Is as
Maternity (uses which require
in conveying to you our warmest congratulations on your eventy-,
s hospital care and are not eligible
fifth birthday. It is not necessary for us to remind you of the many for such help from the Department
Emotional as Most of Us, but When Reas6n
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—De
satisfactions which have crowned your public service and that you of Public Welfare under the newly
mend for unified action amont
reflect a heart and mind which have made the nation your debtor. adopted exclusion policies will be
American Zion'sts to face the criti
Steps In Then Logic Is Enthroned and Mathe-
Even during your service
cal situation in which Zionism non
as member of the highest court in the provided for by the Jewish Unem-
land you have found time to give service to the advancement of the ployment Emergency Council, Mrs.
finds itself, was voiced Sunday a
matical
Accuracy
Guides
the
Action"—The
Jewish homeland and I have no doubt this has brought happiness and Harry II. l'renzlauer, treasurer of
the opening session here of thi
comfort to thousands. We wish you many happy returns of the day," that organization, announces.
annual convention of the Zionist
•
•
•
Brandeis Who Is the "Fortright, Whole-hearted,
Organization of America.
The function of the Jewish Un-
Colonel Edward M. house: "W
More than 500 delegates iron
hen Woodrow Wilson appointed employment Emergency Councils
i
Outspoken Direct Champion of Jewish People."
Louis D. Brandeis justice of the Supreme Court he did a notable to care for the dependent members
every section of the country CAM
service to his country. Wilson was an intellectual aristocrat—au is of the Detroit Jewish community
for the three-day convention, any
Brandeis, and when Attorney.General Gregory suggested his name who have been excluded from m
the controversy concerning admin
u-
Wilson readily concurred. Justice Brandeis brought to our highest nicipal care due to t
By JACOB DE HAAS
istrative policies which had beer
the new policies
icie s
court an element hitherto lacking, an element partially supplied by
dividing the ranks of the Zionist!
N OCTOBER 13, one month prior to his seventy-fifth birthday, and on about the in this country were definitely
Justice Holmes, that of broad and enlightened liberalism. While he instituted by the Department of
u ic
tw enty-first anniversary of our first Zionist discussion, I called on Supreme Court composed.
e fare. This applies when
has advanced views on social, governmental and religious affairs, h
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Jew- has a well balanced, orderly mind that keeps his opinions within unemployment is the major factor,
Justice Louis Dembitz Brandeis in Washington, D. C., for one of those periodic dis-
bound
of
the
law
and
common
sense.
Ile
has
lived
long
enough
to
and
the
dependency
is
not
further
ish student self-defense units were
cussions on Zionist affairs that have been the pleasure as well as the routine of these two
Robert Scold, president of the
most of his earlier critics become his admirers, and his seventy- c complicated b other socia l
organized as an emergency protec- see most
tion against the alarming charac• fifth birthday will be marked by the good wishes of his fellow citi- lems. The Council is the medium decades. Not a word passed in reminiscence. We addressed ourselves immediately to a organization, in his annual ads
through which the Jewish Welfare problem that interested us both, a question that has to do with some tomorrow and the day after, and dress, declared the differences in
ter of the anti-Semitic attacks zens regardless of race, occupation or previous hostility."
yet may not prove unrelated to the immediate present if what we had separately planned proves tan- the iionist ranks had been adjust.
which continued unabated in the
ed, and that the task of the con-
Arthur Brisbane: "Like millions of others I have great respect man is board chairman, is planning ' gible and practicable.
university campus and the neigh-
for
Justice
Brandeis'
character
and
admiration
for
his
public
services."
to
help
needy
Jews
not
otherwise
Ilad there been a listener present he might have been impressed with the rather dry, wholly vention would be to adopt a pro•
boring districts.
provided for,
I unrhetorical and undramatic exchange of views, and the easy give and take of our conversation. Next he gram for wider activity in behalf
The University of Warsaw will
(Additional Greetings on Page Opposite Editorial)
would have been amazed—and this amazement holds good for nine hundred and ninety-nine out of every of Palestine rehabilitation by
Aid Maternity Cases.
remain closed for an indefinite
American Jews.
'thousand Zionists — at Justice
The Eva Prenzlauer Sr
period. The Saxony Garden, War-
Ovation for Welamann.
Brandeis ' s complete mastery of the
Group is making funds available
saw's famous park, where an anti-
The keynote of the message of
of
a
comparatively
obscure
for
the
hospital
treatment
of
at
Semitic student attack caused a
28%
of
Marriages
in
Mr. Szold was an appeal that
piece of work which he desired to
least 12 maternity cases in which
panic, was partly closed. The
"every difference among us m ust
e loy as the fulcrum of a new
Amsterdam Are Mixed hospitalization is advisable. In ad-
Iron Gate, the Jewish market
be subordinated except th e fun ds-
m
leverage
for Zionist achievement
place, which was the scene of a
dition the service group has made
mental principles of Zionism. "
in
Palestine.
bloody clash between the National
arrangements with the Hebrew
AMSTERDAM.—(J. T. A.)
1 This peaceful atmosphere contin-
Th ere was a report that was pre-
Democratic students and Jewish
Approximately 28 per cent of
Association whereby the
______
ued
when the call came for nomis
ill Be Second Lecturer in Pared for him a year ago. lie
cab drivers who resisted their at-
latter organization will provide for
the marriages which took place
li had
tempts to attack Jewish houses, Detroit Council Plans Nu-
at least 10 more maternity cases.
in Amsterdam during the past
fleft his copy in Chatham with Red Anna Leads Fight for I nations for the praesidium of the
Series of Zionist Cul -
convention.
Instead of the ex-
merous Affairs for Pal-
, some other papers. Ile knew I
was heavily guarded by an in- .
I. Rosenthal is president of the
year were intermarriages, offi-
total Programs.
National Rights in Bul -
peeled struggle over the list of
creased police force.
Hospital Association.
, had a copy of it anal s
estine Fund.
cial statistics published here dis-
those
who
would
preside at the
garia, Jugo-Slavia.
Anti•Semites' Demands.
close.
documents and had written for
The Eva Prenzlauer Servine
Dr. Felix A. Levy, rabbi
sessions, the nominations offered
The governor of Warsaw and
Leon Kay, for the past five
The statistics reveal that of
Group has also obtained an expert- Temple Emanuel of Chicago, w of them. The whole matter was in
by Harry Friedberg of Kansas City
I m
octanitaAl sgsroaenisttohfn$3,t0,h0i,fhroumiltihheeH
the police commandant of the city years one of the most active work-
615 marriages, 444 were con-
uott be the second lecturer in t ill his mind in logical sequence. He I BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.)—A for a praidium of five, including
personally undertook a tour of in- ers in Detroit Zionist ranks, was
he had worked out precisely the pos. Jewish young woman was reuse ld Judge William M. Lewis, Louis
cluded between Jews. The re-
course on "The
, Bible balancing of cause and effect.
,
spection of the city, and issued elected president of the Jewish Na-
lived
to
provide
kosher food for he4- 11 i s t o r y ant
mainder were intermarriages.
Ito he the leader of the Macedonian Lipsky, Robert Scold, Mrs. Edward
strict orders for the prevention of
' As he planned it he left nothing to! revolutionaries who are fighting Jacobs and Judge Julian W. Mack,
Approximately the same pro-
pitalized Jewish patients who dt- Theory of Zion-
further disturbances.
chance or, what is often worse,' against
sire such food. The attending phy- o
portion of intermarriages oc-
Bulgaria and Jugo-Slavia were unanimously approved.
s!
ode th
misunderstanding.
Notwithstanding all these pre-
" arranged by
That
teas discus- , for their national rights.
curred in 929. During the lat- I sicians will be consulted in each
A feature of the day's proceed-
cautions, troubles increased at the
'
sm Zionist Edit.
case.
the
ter period 486 Jewish mar- '
was a tremendous ovation ed
to
tically over. We essi
university when the rector, Pro-
cational Counci
talked of other]
riages occurred and 150 inter-
Himelhoch Lauds Group.
Inge
Chaim Weizmann, who
woman
whose
real
name
things,
touching
lightly
on
cur
,
FCnown
as
Red
Anna
the
oun
e
is
yAnnge
Dr.
fessor Lukashewicz, refused to ac-
marriages.
"The Eva Prenzlauer Service of Detroit. He
escu, has commanded the respect as president of the World Zionist
cede to the demands of the Na-
rent
problems,
Zionistic,
non-
will
speak
on
Group has an enviable record in Ole
a d inldlegd inefiee of the Macedonian Organization at the last World
Zionistic.
tional Democratic students that an
Wednesday eve
But the heart of of
Detroit Jewish community as an ning, Nov. 18, at
talk was this one problem andi revolutionaries because of her cour- Zionist congress in July. Dr.
official announcement he issued
organization
of
succor
and
mercy."
8:30
o'clock,
at
Weizmann's name was mentioned
declaring that the Jewish students
when disposed of the Zionist
I. Ilimelhoch, president of the !Northern II i
b Judge Julian W. Mack of New
are responsible for the attacks.
g h
leader soon disappeared in the ! Red Anna joined the revolution- York City in his speech after he
:
rr
e
sa
oe
t
ei
s
d
1
,a
s
t
n
d
Rector Himself Attacked.
justice, busy with the duties of his ary movement after serving under assumed the chair.
;e C
office.
1
S
t
o
Professor Lukashewicz was him-
cp
hin
cohFro
on n i FL IT.
'the lied Cross during the war, while
torment in Detroit , ' t b
He had previously mentioned
refl ec t s
self attacked by the anti-Semitic
ud[ . " Le
to u Pass-i
o thinecehrifhanc(hi ar4iseteorri g o ifn ni lt
.ii
Keen and Alert at
■ 75.
her husband . fought on the Jugo- Nahum Sokolow, the new World
its p, r o to sd eent,
e , field."
students when he appeared before
Dc looks at 75 hale and Slavian front ler. For several years Zionist president. The applause
them appealing that they desist
!
Mrs. Harry II. Prenzlauer.f"(
Dr Felix A. Le•y i hearty, better, i f I may tell him after the end of the war, she con- for Mr. Weizmann, however,
from their attacks upon Jewish
give a survey of
Government Defers Cab Li-
leo in print, than he looked a year timed to be affiliated with the Red reached such proportions that the
students in the corridors of the
The officers of the group are: the diplomatic developments in ' or two ago, as keen and alert as at Cross, and then disappeared. Later audience arose and sang "The
cense
Payments,
Appeases
!)
university buildings. The rector
Irs.
Prenzlauer,
honorary
presi-
Zionism
from
the
Balfour
Decle-I
any clay during these 21 years that she mode her reappearance as a Hatikvah," the Zionist national
Jews and Arabs.
was saved from injury by Jewish
dent; Mrs. Harry ("Mother") ration to the Passfield White! I had been favored with the op- revolutionary leader under the anthem.
self-defense units.
Klein, president; Mrs. Jacob Mis- Paper. Ile will offer a description ' Port
of discussion an d talk name of Red Anna.
Warns of Optimism
JERUSALEM.--(J. T. A.)—A kin, first vice-president
Immediately following this loci-,
, Mrs.
p
•• . ■ -
e ing movement in the l with him, Nor on reflection do I
Emanuel Neumann of New
general strike of Arab shop keep- rge Cohen, second vice-president; resettlement of Palestine
Disappointed with the results of
dent, he ordered the gates of the
see
during
much change in the manner of the World War, she maintained York, American representative on
ers in l'alestine as a gesture of Mrs.AltoyseudkGotird.d s b etregt„tate rycasu rer; , this period and will discuss
university to be closed. Previous
the his
approach to problems which that the Macedonians who had the World Zionist executive com-
solidarity with the united front of
to this attack, the university rec-
mandatory system, its history and became familiar after he had
11.9. fought courageously were being ■ mittee, declared that it "would be
Arab and Jewish cab strikers was
tor had received the word of honor
The officers of the Jewish Unem-
I
essential
features
with
special
an-
sumed,
in 1914, the responsibility treated unjustly while the war , unwise to be unduly optimistic
LEON KAY
of the leaders of the National
called off when the Palestine gov- ployment F.emergency Council are: i plication tie Palestine. His anal- of
I
chairman
of
the
Zionist
Pro-
promises given them remained un- !about the present mandatory
ernment
in
an
announcement
made
Mr. Ilimelhesth, chairman; Maurice ysis of the Palestine mandate will visional Emergency
Democratic students that they tional Fund Council of Detroit, at to the
ernment in relation to Palestine."
Emergency Committee. I fulfilled.
would disperse.
e
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Aronsson,
However, this a meeting held on Nov. 5 at the
chairman of the b,ard;
fer to the obligations of the The amount of time he devotes to
A res
resolution was presented by
word was promptly broken and the Farband Folkshule, Twelfth and declared its intention to postpone Mrs. Prenzlauer, treasurer; Mrs. ! r British government to the League Zionist affairs is more compressed
Recently she was proclaimed Jacob De Haas of New York fe-,
cries of Jewish students for help Blaine.
, the collection of the license fees Rose M. Lipson, secretary.
of Nations, to the Jews and to the since 192:1.
'
the
period
the
He
court
avoids
is
in
durin
session,
dead,
being
believed
a
victim
in
a
licitating
Louis D.
Brandeis,
for another month.
rang throuvh the university halls.
Arabs.
Mr. Kay, in accepting the office,
g clash between Jugo-Slavian soldiers United States Supreme Court on
162 Are Injured.
The announcement was immedi- SHETZER ELECTED
the revolutionaries
pledged his untiring efforts for
lutionaries in which his seventy-fifth birthday, which
Dr. Levy was born In New Yo , the fatigue of frequent confer araf th
,K.
One hundred and sixty-two per- the fund, and warned his co-work- ately communicated by the Jewish
she took part. Several days later, occurs today. The resolution
York Co
C o n 1 ences in which he indulged freely
ex -
MEN'S CLUB HEAD iiengel8o8f4thellceitsytuolieNdewat the
Telegraphic Agency to the leaders
(Turn to Page Two.)
_, . during the war years, but on the however, having eluded capture she pressed appreciation for Justic e
(Turn to Last Page)
' of the strike, who, after a confer-
Colum bia Uni,
" other hand he devotes all of his , came riding back into the revolu- Brandeis's "unremitting services
versity
and at
Chosen President of Reorganized
ence in the Agency's editorial of-
Jewish Theological Seminary t o e summer vacation to Zionist read- tionary ranks.
(Turn to Page Two.)
Shaare Zede k
ive, steci ded
p.
rike. not to hold the gen-
America. Ile was ordained rabbi tog, ionist thinking, and the re
era! d
ceiving
of
Zionists,
who
wish
to
St
I at the .
Hebrew
Union College in
Simon Shetzer for th
.
• .
• o
con s ult
h im.
p h19D
This sum
e te,
that the govern- two years president of the Zionit'
7
▪ f
larg
largely as the aftermath of the
r, '
receis
t
received his ri
ment's announcement presents an
10, from the
opening for the settlement of the District of Detroit, was elected versity of Chicago. Ile has served congress, and the political situa•!
cab strike.
president of the reorganized Men's as rabbi of Congregation Emanuel lion, he received a slew of viol-
Club
of Chicago since 1908. Ile is a tors at Chatham, but the dedica• ;
Director of University's American Office Believes Such '
20 Unemployed Injured
Zedek of
at Congregation
a meeting held Shaarey
en Nov.
N ov. 5 `or m
secretary of the Cent of lion of his vacation to Zionism is
Activity M. ill Eventually Attract Support
Twenty were wounded, five serf at the
•
rogue
on f
part of his fixed program for More Than 2,500,000 Jews Acknowledge English
ously, and four were arrested in
for Reconstruction Work.
Charles Smith was elected . vices a contributor f American Rabbis, i years.
as Native
to many journals an I
!federal as a result of an incident
'Tongue; Language Takes Precedence Over
president; Elconan H. Saulson, is affiliated with numerous na
There is nothing vague or Ben
which occurred when Jewish un- secretady, and Dr. Sol Q. Kesler, 'tional
In 1910 David Tannenbaum was the Hebrew *University, which is
German ; Growth of 25 Years,
tional movements, being al so a ' eral about him. There is therefore
the first American boy to go to the only institution of university employed surrounded the Jewish treasurer,
Aornf etehiee s. Zionist Organize- nothing vague about his Zionism.
orange s demanded
On the board of directors are lion of America.
Palestine to study. Inspired by rank in the Near East.
work.
It
embraces
a
knowledge
of
every
Charles Agree, Herman A. Au
The English language today tongue, while more than 2,500,000
his parents' desire that his educe-
Work of R
h.
phase of it, an interest in every ranks next to Yiddish as the! Jews speak English.
The Jewish unemployed protest- gust, Ir win I. Cohn, Dr. David II.
lion should be grounded in an in-
Mr. Tannenbaum quoted
one of its manif
and a mother Longue of Jews throughout I The English language has taken
timate knowledge of Jewry's cradle. menus examples of the manner in ed against the employment of Fauman, Jay I. Jay, Myron A. ACQUIT HELLDORF OF
very precise knowledge
le dge of most the world, according to statistics I precedence over German, which
rthur S.
land, he not only received his which the university can and does Arab labor only by Jewish planta- Keys, Theodore Levin, Arthur
LEADING NAZI ATTACK of its man y ramifications. Just as obtained
by the Jewish Telegraphic formerly ranked next to Yiddish
early Jewish training in the land interest Jews of all ranks in its tion owners. "We have no food Purdy, Judge Charles Rubiner,
_____
, carefully as on Jan . 5 of each Agency
gency.
Saul
Saulson,
Barney
Smith,
Her-
and
nowhere
to
go,"
was
their
of Israel, but has since made acv- research efforts.
the most popular language
The botanical plea.
1 ear he sends in his membershi p
bent II. Warner.
The stat istics re veal that of th e spoken by Jews. There are today
oral visits to Palestine.
BERLIN.—(J.
T.
A.)—Count
y
and medicinal experiments in ef-
f t eslouessinteoe thhee Z. iO
ne. dA.i,nent e9i th2assdo on hee more than 15, 000,000 J ews i n dif . on
The Palestine police were sum-
Theodore Levin, retiring presi- llelldorf, Nazi leader, and two o
p pro
Now Mr. Tannenbaum is a suc- forts to find cures for Oriental dis-
ly approximately
1,000,000 Jews
ferent countries. about 8,000,000 who sp e ak German.
sessful and prominent New York eases in plants and humans; the moned by the plantation owners dent, was chairman of the meet- his associates, the storm troo o I
reviews every report, reads every speak Yiddish as their mother
manufacturer, but l'alestine re- research work done in behalf o and, reinforced by British police, ing, which was addressee d by Rabbi
Only
100,000
in 1875.
A. M. Hershman.
commanders, Ernst and Brandt, e letter, and stores in his mind
mains his hobby, with the educe- the Dead Sea mineral discoveries, clubbed and dispersed the demon-
In n the space of 25 years, the
' every salient fact, not only about
were acquitted by the
tional aspects of a rebuilt Zion the experiments in the construe- strants.
of English speaking Jews
Berlin court the American organization, but
The incident aroused great in- MISS SZOLD GETS
' grew from 100,000 in 1875 to
holding a position of priority in lion of buildings which should
late Saturday night of leading the about Palestine, and the world no- CHANGING CONCEPTS
his elevation to Jewish causes. Par- withstand the force! of the periodic dignation on the part of the Jew-
OF RELIGION, TOPIC
1,100,000 in 1900, reaching the
litical situation.
Nazi
attacks
against
the
Jews
in
HERZL
DINNER
SET
His
meticulous
ticeelarly well informed concerning earthquakes—these are just a few ish population. A protest meeting
figure
re of 2,500,000 at the present
precision is the spur that drives
s_
OF RABBI FRANKLIN time.
th e educational problems of Pal- of the efforts as a result of which in which
hich 800 pa
the Kurfuerstendamm section of some and has cast many b the
convened.
participated
—
r
JERUSALEM.—J.
T. A.)--A Berlin on the Jewish New Year, wayside. Few indeed attempt to
estine, he is now the director of some noteworthy achievements latercon
e of w
patd
the n d o finn
T
ehr eosedt.rualeiderzini
While
the number of English
So much interest was aroused in ,
the household
police was sharply condemned as
ehold
re . and were found guilty simpl y of a
the American office of the Hebrew have already been attained.
speak king J ews constitute only 16
follow him, for again, unlike most Dr. Leo 'M
University in Jerusalem, and in
How will an interest in the He- well as that of the plantation
.
Franklin's
discussion
per
cent,
an
is
t
breach of the peace, for which Americans, he does not dissipate last Sunday of Prof. Orton's recent in view of the increasse
fact that m predicted
this capacity he was a visitor in brew University attract Jewish owners who employ Arabs because ceived by Henrietta Scold, found r , 'the e y
sentences of six his energies by cultivating a va - article, entitled "The Challenge to 6,000000 Jews
ore than
of Iladas.sah, as a gift from tlie ,
If , trait on Monday and Tuesday. manpower to Palestine?
Mr. it is cheaper to do so.
riety of interests.
today
live in an
months each.
ts. Courtesy corn. Israel," that he has been requested English speaking
environment.
To Organize Detroit Group.
Tannenbaum not only answers this Permission for Mrs. Revoutsky. Women's International Zionist Or-
pets
him
each
year
to
write
ininvn
ganization in Bucharest.
a- to follow his address with another The future generations will -
Miss
Mr. Tannenbaum's visit was in- question in the affirmative. lie
The Jewish Agency Executive
Others of the accused who stood swer to hundredss of Jewish
i- along similar lines. Ile has ac- fore speak English as their native
tended for the purpose of interest- speaks with conviction of the great received permission from the Pal- Scold has placed the service i
the Herzl room in the Palestine n !trial with 1 elldorof received son ' tations that "the duties of the cordingly chosen as his subject for
Inc prominent communal leaders good that must redound to the estine government for the admis-
court preclude" his accepting in- his pulpit address this week, tongue, it is forecast.
fences
of
fo
headquarters
of
the
Jewish
Na-
I
months
and
three
in the work of the university and benefit of a Jewish Palestine from sion of Mrs. Abraham Revoutsky
tional Fund.
German Loses Foothold.
vitations, but I believe that if he "Changing Concepts of Religion."
in the tremendous strides made in interest in the university. Once of New York City, who had not
!months, while one was acquitted.
The e Germ an language has lost
was free of the onerous duties of Services begin at 10:45. The pub-
the university's laboratories in the intellectual and wealthy in been admitted to land because her
the Supreme Court, he would an- lic is invite•'s.
its foothold among the Jews, it
scientific research. Particularly Israel are attracted to the benefits husband, a Jewish journalist and a
. weer that other obligations "pre-
is explained, because of the return
interested in fostering an intimate that must come from the univer- leader of the I.eft Poale Zion, is
clude" his attendance. For his J B
E AN
of Alsace-Lorraine to France, and
W ISO
H COUNCIL ASKS
Detroit branch of the Society of sity, he believes that they will see' on the blacklist of the govern-
Jewish interest is wholly Zionistic
the loss .of a number of former
Friends of the Hebrew University, the possibilities for the great con- ments
and pro-Palestinean. Zionism has
' East German and Austrian prov-
Mr. Tannenbaum also expressed tributions to all mankind from a
The government's permission
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priority
with
him—both
mentally
This is the title of an unusually interesting article by our
inces such as Czechoslovakia and
the hope that out of it might rebuilt Jewish Palestine and will was granted on the stipulation
and otherwise. Here, he says, is, Bukowina, which have adopted
eminent contributor, Pierre Van Paassen, to be featured in the
grow a larger organization of such than be attracted to the ranks of that the Jewish Agency guarantee
something wc). 1 worth
doing; ' BOSTON—(J. T. A.)—A stormy their own languages. As
next issue of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
a result,
friends of the university, under the builders of Zion,
that Mrs. Revoutsky will not re.
something that can be done; an protest against t h e per f ormance of since the conclusion of the Wort•
whose auspices should be spon-
Mr. Tannenbaum'a devotion to main in the country for more than
To understand the attitude of Cabbalist s toward the move..
end that can be achieved. He does the Jewish
e o circumcision of War, more than a quarter ! -
sored educational efforts in con- Palestine is perhaps traceable in three months.
ment for the reconstruction of Palestine, and for • fascinating
not interpose a resolution. He physicians has been raised by the million Jews have renounced Ger-
nection with Palestinian activities. great measure to his spiritual Jew-
Mrs. Revoutsky is at present in
goes ahead, at once. At 75 he Vaud iloir, Jewish Communal man as their official tongue. ,
word-picture of "the meaning of the world," you must read this
A great devotee to efforts in ish training. In addition to his Beirut, where she disembarked
article.
of Greater Boston.
writes instantly the letter that Council
• •
In Poland it is noted that the
behalf of Palestine's reconstruc- secular training, he is a graduate when she was unable to land in
g that th e rite is a fun- number of Jews speaking Yiddish
0 be written, answers the,, "
tion, Mr. Tannenbaum believes rabbi and has served as chaplain { Palestine and is not yet aware
For the best Jewish news and views read
question that merits immediate an- Arne ntal
-- requirement of the Jew- is gradually decreasing while the
that the university could and during the World War. He is a! that she will be admitted.
, ewer; and finds time to encourage' ish religious law, the organization Jewish youth for the most part
should become the magnetic force director of the progressive school
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the crestfallen and the weary. strongly condemns its performance speak Polish.
to attract interest in the general attached to the Brooklyn Jewish Jewish Merchants Transfer Hold.
And there is always a word of an-I by those who have not received the
r econstruction efforts in the Holy
Center.
lays to Palestine.
predation for those who actually I qualified religious instruction. The
Yiddish Spelling for Hebrew
Land. Disinterested Jews, he
Prof. I. Leo Sharfman of the
RIGA.—(J. T. A.) —A number
do
thing's, who "follow through" criticism of the ]'sad Iloir is level-
Words,
Pointed out, will readily are the University of Michigan is the of wealthy Latvian Jewish mer-
and make rood their voluntary ed equally against Jewish and non- WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The
tremendous influence of a recoil- chairman of the Michigan branch chants p
r
oceeded to Palestine with
promises. If a thousand Jews in Jewish physicians. all-Polish Jewish Workers Cultural
c d Palestine once they be-
the purpose of transferring their
the world responded to every
It has prepared a list of Mohelim Congress, which concluded here,
come Interested in some phases of , Hebrew University. Rabbi Leon
situation as promptly as he does, whose services it endorses, which decided to employ Yiddish spelling
educational work emanating fromlFram is the secretary.
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it has made available to the corn- for Hebrew words, in all Tiddler
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I munity.
BULLETIN
As we go to press, cable dis-
patches report that university dis-
turbances in Europe have spread
to the University of Vilna, with
the result that many were seri.
omly injured in Vilna.
All colleges in Warsaw were
closed to prevent the gathering of
students and the spread of the
riots.
The riots have had • marked ef-
feet on business in Warsaw, Jew-
ish merchants from the provinces
refraining from coming to War-
saw. The result has been an im-
portant trade loss.
vtce
KAY NEW PRESIDENT
OF NATIONAL FUND 1
DR. FELIX A. LEVY !details
SPEAKS WEDNESDAY
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JEWESS LEADER OF
MACEDONIA REVOLT
n
Council, declare. to
CALL OFF GENERAL Council,
PALESTINE STRIKE
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