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goes to Shemarya, whose plucked
red beard was responsible for
his transformation, and pleads for
forgiveness. lie returns for atone-
ment to Koropta, and to die.
This simple tale concludes with
the
conversation between
a
stranger who passes the grave
marked "Colonel Nicholas Tera-
bits, A Guest on Earth," and the
inn-keeper, Nathan Kristianpoller,
who likes to relate to his guests
the story of Tarabas. Asked
whether the Jews are no longer
afraid, Kristianpoller, — clever
man the author calls him—says:
"People forget. They forget
fear and they forget the terrors
that they gm through. They want
to live at all costs; they make
themselves get used to everything,
because they want to live! It is
quite simple. Even miracles, even
the most extraordinary things—
they adapt them, too, quioker
seven than the everyday ones. For
the everyday is what they want.
Bee it yourself, sir—at the end
of every life stands death. We
all know it. And who remembers
it?"
Perhaps in this bit of philoso-
phy lies the answer to the man-
ner in which Jews cling to life
even after most horrible massa-
cres and persecutions.
"Tarabas," simple but great
story, is told by a master writer.
Joseph Roth, Russian-Jewish, stu-
dent in Vienna University, having
served in the war, was captured
by the Ukrainians after the war,
but fled to Vienna. There he be-
came a journalist. He now lives
in Paris and his books are pub-
lished in An sterdam.
and THE IZ.7,4u. CHRONICLE
LOAN OF $2,500,000
GIVEN AGENCY FOR
PALESTINE EFFORT
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
WEEK IN REVIEW
■ Jewish Community Center News
Whether this is so or not, we
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0)4 The Ideal Gift---for Christmas!
are not prepared to say herewith.
It seems to us, however, that'
Hedassah's Thanks
SUB-SENIOR DEBATING
i RADIO PARTY TO HONOR
Communism is still at least more SQUAD IS
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle!
ORGANIZED
SETTLEMENT FOUNDING
than a
The Detroit Chapter of Hades-
or two away, The Jewish Community Center i The Jewish Community Center
from us generation
and thus in any
analysis has organized a sub-senior debate i
sah begs to express its deep ap-
s planning a. radio party in celes preciation for courtesies shown
of the present and near
future, sound as a preliminary to its par- bration of the founding of the
it cannot be accorded too
us, in connection with our recent
inl .
ticipation
in the Detroit Jewish first settlement house, Toynbee donor luncheon.
p octant a position, except among , Forensic
League.
visionaries and workers among
' Hall, in London, England, 50 . Your co-operation through your
The first debate of the season
the Communists themselves. Cer- will be with Temple Beth El on years ago, Dec. 24.
columns add greatly to the suc-
tainly the American Jew today, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 6, at 3
In honor of this anniversary, cess of our affair. We hope you
as a group, cannot come out for
p In., et the Center. The ques- the National Federation of Settle- will always be with us in our
Communism as its only hope of
e
has arranged an inter-
lion f f or debate as decided upon
na endeavors.
salvation, a thought advanced by by the two teams is, Resolved:
t io nal broadcast through the cour -
Sincerely,
We're celebrating the production of the
some of the Jews among the That a Jewish University
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
Be Es- tesy of the National Broadcasting
6 Millionth I'IIILCO with bigger trade-in
Mrs.
Robert
Loewenberg,
Communist
arty tablished in the United States.. Company. Helen Hall, president
In England, quite
possibly the
allowances and easier terms than ever
Chairman.
The Temple Beth El team will 'of the National Federation of
Jewish situation is not as critical.
before! Come in now—see the magnifi-
uphold the affirmative and the Settlements, will introduce Jane
cent new 118X and the many other
England is emerging from finan-
Prenzlaueri
Group's
Thanks
Addams,
who
will
give
the
greet-
PHILCOS. World-wide reception, mar-
cial stress more so than this Center the negative.
The Center squad to date Is ings of settlements in the United Editor Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
velous tone. Radio's greatest values!
country. Further, the English are
States to Toynbee Hall, and
The success of the second donor
a more placid, more traditional composed/of Sam Posner of the I James J. Mallon, warden of Toyn-
Trade-in Your Present Set—EASY TERMS
luncheon of the Eva Prenzlauer
people than the Americans. The O riole A ".
C.,
Jack
Press
of
the
I.
bee
Hall,
will
introduce
a
prom-
Maternity Aid was due in a great
chance of an impending new D. L. Jrs., Sam Goodman of the
$20
Jewish. Youth Council, and Al inept British speaker who will measure to the cooperation of The
school of government is less prob-
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. We ap- PHILCO 118X—$100
Ziff of the Hakoahs. reply.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
able in England than the United
prmiate
your
kindpesses.
The team is being coached by
The Jewish Community Center,
States.
REASONABLE MONTHLY
Again thanking you, we remain,
Maurice A. Glasier who assisted in order to celebrate this event,
AND WORSE
CHARGES
Sincerely,
will hold a radio party in the
Moat emphatically, the picture in coaching the team which en-
EVA PRENZLAUER,
pe. general lounge of the Center, Dec.
as already presented is not pleas- tered the Forensic League com
MATERNITY
AID.
ant. But it is by far the most tition Iasi year. 24, at 4:30, the time of the in-
All of the league debates will ternational broadcast. All those
pleasant, except possibly Pales-
Rainbow Dessert Bridge
tine. France has been friendly to be held on the first Sunday of interested are invited to attend.
The Purity Rainbow Girls will
the Jews, it has harbored a large each month. There will be five • •
8925 TWELFTH STREET
give a dessert bridge at the East-
rounds
beginning
in
January
and
number of refugees. And every
CENTER QUINTET PLAYS
Between Hazelwood and Taylor
ern Star Temple, 80 W. Alexan-
ending in May.
so often news comes that the
CHRYSLER TEAM SATURDAY drine, on Thursday, Dec. 27, at
The
Center
is
scheduled
to
tri-color has passed legislation de-
A Complete Line of
The Jewish Community Center 1 p. m. There will be refresh-
signed to aid the refugee Jew. meet Congregation Shaarey Zed- basketball team will play the ments and
Furniture — Radios — Washers — Refrigerators
prizes. For reserve -
But France in the past (the Drey- ek in the next round, then the Highland Park Chrysler team,
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fuss case) has displayed a latent United Hebrew Schools, the Philo- Saturday evening, Dec. 22, at the tie
send 8-0545.
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anti-Semitism. And should the mathic Debating Society, and fin- Center.
all
Congregation
B'nai
David.
influx of new Jews contribute to
The Highland Park Chrysler
he topics for debate will be
national unemployment among the
t eam is one of the leading teams
French, it is only logical to con- changed after each round unless in th e ss A B
a-
cluude that anti-Semitism is pos- otherwise agreed by the opposing tion. The team asketball
being c o ached
sible in France. Such signs have teams. Audience votes on con- by Dave Sachs, is
coach of S Jo-
viction
will
be
held
before
and
t.
been indicated already and surely
eph's Commercial College basket-
the French government itself dis- after each debate, but the vote ball team.
for the league standings will b e
played no particular interest in the
The girls' varsity is scheduled
Jews as a people when it signed a decided by a critic judge who
will decide each debate,
to play a preliminary game at
pact with Germany agreeing to
• • •
8
o'clock
with a Class A team.
one year's protection for the Jews
TWO SCIALS PLANNED
The basketball schedule for the
of the Saar in return for financial
AT DEXTER BRANCH
considerations.
senior division of the Jewish Com-
The Dexter branch of the Jew- munity Center, for the week of
The Saar, in itself, is not so ieh Community C e nter h
a Dec. 23, is as follows:
important. Its 5,000 Jewish tam- planned two social events for the
ilies represent more than 6,000
Sunday, Dec. 23: Chi Sigma vs.
potential tragedies. But the fact month of December.
Olympics, 1:15; Vanguards vs.
On Dec. 22, in the evening, the
that another country is being parliament of intermediate clubs Pilots, 2:16; Ace vs. Pals, 3:16;
closed to the Jews is the impor- is sponsoring asocial, at the Dex- Shaarey Zedek vs. Alephs, 4:15.
Tuesday, Dec. 25: Lambda Iota
tent consideration. Two years ter branch, 11518 Dexter Blvd.
ago, hope was held for Austria. Included in the activities will be vs. Pals, 1:15; Ace vs. Havuros,
Even this fall, Jews were believ- cards, checkers and dancing. The 2:16; Phi Alpha Tau vs. Shaarey
ing the assurances of equality committee working on the affair Zedek, 3:15; Strangers vs. Alephs,
4:15.
made by Chancellor Schuschnigg.
is headed by Walter Cohen, who
• • •
By now, though, the Jews realize is being assisted by Sam Rosen,
that Austria is
lost to them. By a Milton Roseman and Morris Mae- CENTER PRESENTED WITH
slow process, life is being ebbed
kwon.
BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD
out of the Viennese Jewish corn- On Sunday afternoon, Dec. 23,
The Jewish Community Center
munity.
at 1:30, the parliament is plan- has just been presented with a
Vienna, as Jews compromise in •
(RUSSIA)
rung
a
skating
party
at
Palmer
scoreboard for their basketball
games.
Vienna, they weaken their noel-
Park. There will be novelty an
tion. But what else can they do?
straight skating races, and, a
The presentation was made by
They must live and there is no
place for them to migrate. Pal- wiener and marshmallow roast. the Aleph Fraternity„ a senior
estine, except for certain limits, Earl Draimin is in charge of the group which has been meeting at
will enoble your relatives in
arrangements.
the Center for a number of year:E .
is closed. So is the United States,
the U.S.S.R. to buy heavy
South America and all of Europe.
clothing, shoes, underwear,
Watchful Waiting on Bureya
A glance at the settlement figures
NEW YORK (JTA)—An atti-
foodstuffs, household uten-
released by League High Com-
tude of "watchful waiting" to-
sils, tobaccos and countless
missioner MacDonald reveals how
wards Biro-Bidjan was adopted
other domestic or imported
few countries are open to Jewish
Sunday afternoon by the National
immigration.
articles. These gifts will be
Executive Committee of the Zion-
The Jew will survive the pres-
doubly valued with the on-
ist Organization of America, at its
The organizations committee of
semi-annual meeting at the Hotel ent situation in which he finds
coming of the long Russian
himself. But the going will be the Shaarey Zedek synagogue, in Morris Scheyer Elected as
Astor,
it
was
learned.
It
was
de-
winter.
collaboration
with Dr. A. M. Hersh-
hard
and
it
is
just
as
well
that
termined, however, to oppose all
Chairman; Many Organi-
attempts of the adherents of Biro- the Jew realize the true state man, is completing plans for the
zations Join Work
re-establishment
of a young pee-
Bidjan to use it as a means of op- of affairs. It may not be today
or it may not be tomorrow, but p e social group for young men
posing Zionism.
sorry days are ahead of the Jews, and women of the high school ages,
The National Labor Committee
The question of Biro-Bidjan was
Bee ?organ orders see Your
particularly if the world economic namely 15 through 17. The first conference held Thursday, Dec.
discussed from all angles, it was
Neal bank or antborture agent
situation does not miraculously meeting of this proposed group will
learned, and many members of the
13, at the Farband Folk Shule,
improve. Future historians, if take place Sunday, Dec. 30, at 2:30
comittee expressed belief that the
o'clock, in room 202 at Shaarey officially opened the Detroit cam-
Zionist Organization should issue you accept our prognostication, Zedek. The purpose of this meeting
paign
for 1935. The delegates
a comprehensive statement on the will speak of the Jews as the will be to determine whether young
Bureya project, It was decided, "goats" of the great post World people of the above mentioned ages were greeted by the chairman of
however, to postpone the issuance War depression.
are interested enough in a club of the committee, Morris Schaver,
of a statement until a later date.
this type to warrant its organiza- and by the vice-chairman, Joseph
Israel Chipkin, Jewish educator,
Haggai. The financial report for
tion.
was said to have declared that
1934 was rendered by N. Gins-
Goner., Representative In ti.a.a.
The club would meet hi-weekly burg, financial secretary.
there
were
no
reasons
for
attack.
at ANTORO, del Fifth Ave. N.Y.
at the Shaarey Zedek synagogue
ing Biro-Bidjan colonization at the
Dr. D. Rabelsky, director of i I
and the social hall would be avail-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 11
present moment and that the col-
the campaign for the Middle West,'
able
for
every
other
meting.
It
is
ony would prove a solution of their conditions within the communities,
was guest speaker. He reviewed
problems for many Polish Jews. as well as the need for the services planned that activities should in- the economic and political status
clude dramatics, dancing, discusion
Pr HE
He was also said to have declared of the national and international groups,
outside speakers, athletics, of the Jews in Europe.
that politically, the Zionist move-
For the Jewish youth of Europe
agencies, vary no widely that the and social affairs and dances to be
ment must be on its guard against
t
he
only
redeeming
hope,
said
Dr.
problem of working out a practical held intermittendly throughout the
the Soviet colonization project and method for all communities has year.
Rabelsky, is the thought of emi-
strenuously oppose attempts to use proved very difficult. The desired
grating to Palestine. One hun-
Bureya against Jewish colonization end was to formulate a definite
dred thousand boys and girls of
any
In Palestine.
for community participation Detroit to Be Represented at Germany, Poland and Rumania
Many of the speakers, it was in such appeals, a formulation
are organized into Hechalutz
Avukah Convention in
other
car
except
the
three
of
learned, expressed resentment at which would bear some re'ation to
(pioneer) groups and are under
Cleveland Dec. 24 - 26
the belief that Bureya should be the need of the community for the
the guidance of the Histadruth
very
lowest
price,
considered a solution for the Jew- services provid d by the agencies.
(Labor Federation) of Palestine.
An Avukah meeting was held
ish problem.
It was decided also that propsr
Dr. Rabelsky appealed in the
on Thursday evening, Dec. 20, at
Morris Rothenberg, president of weight be given to the responsibil- the
name
of the Histadruth to the
home of Leo Lubetsky. Wil-
the Zionist Organization of Amer- ity which the communities should liam Daaf spoke on "British Im- delegates at the conference to
ica, delivered a comprehensive re- assume for the support of those ss •
empress on their organization the
Recta U Arab Nationalism—
port on the activities of the last
need for • closer and more ex-
pon Zionism."
I six months, since the annual Zion- services to individuals.
tensive cooperation b e t w e e n
Obviously,
the
range
of
activities
The tenth annual Avukah con- American Jewry and the workers
ist convention at Atlantic City.
Other speaker's included Louis covered is a wide one with extreme vention will be held in Cleveland, of Palestine in this great task of
Lipsky, Mendel N. Fisher, Morris variation in the strength of the Dec. 24, 25 and 26. Being a bringing the youth into Palestine,
Margulies, Jacob de Haas, Dr. several appeals in the individual national organization, Avukah will and of providing the means of es-
George Landauer and Leo Her- communities. Nevertheless these be represented by delegates from tablishing it in useful; productive
are only seine of the factors which every part of the United States work to
mann.
restore its self-respect
The Zionist executive committee must be given due consideration in and Canada. Delegates from De- and assure it of a future.
alsd discussed the forthcoming na- determining the extent of the corn- troit will include the executive
"Palestine is capable of ab-
munity's
responsibility.
It
is
im-
composed
of:
Leo
Lubetsky,
Rabbi
tional conference in Washington,
sorbing the youth, and the His-
Palestine Day and the Zionist roll 0 portant that the services rendered Max Weine Myra Moyer Theo tar
d uth th
has exp,
e
the
erience
r desired be carefully weighed; (lore Olender, Milton Marwil and ab ili
:all, it was learned.
ty tied the authority to es-
hat the clientele and good will es- Max Barahal. Anyongs
else desir- tablish it, if supported by the
ablished be considered as well as ing to
attend the convention can Jewish masses of America," the
Aesculapian Auxiliary's
t he present support which the com- , communicate
with Theodore Olen- speaker declared.
Dinner - Dance Jan. 16 IC munity provides for the agency. der.
The following organizations
onsideration of the benefits of the
Rabbi Edward L. Israel, presi- were represented: Agudath B'nai
The Aesculapian L adies' Auxil- " atonal and international agencies
dent of the Seaboard Zionist Re. Eretz Israel, A. Abramson, S.
lacy will hold its annual dinner- must also play a part in such • d
and the Center, too
non and rabbi of the liar Sinai Cohen; Detroit Metal Peddlers
AND OP, UST PRICES AT PUNT, RICA.
dance at the Oriole Terrace, Wed- t ermination with due regard for Temple
of Baltimore, will be the Association, R. Gelfand, I. Levin-
he agencies continuing service and
nesday, Jan. 16.
The 46 Story
Buick Valve-In-Head Straight Eight.
at a luncheon to eon; First Galician Aid Society,
the
impress
that
that
service
has
principal
speaker
BUICK
As a special feature, many
VALUE-PRICES
made on the community. Then, too, be given by Avukah in Cleveland 8. Genser, I. Reifler; Keshinover
Buick Sealed Chassis—Torque-Tube Drive.
prizes will be awarded.
Series 40—MS to 8922. Series 50 - 81110
e
must bear in mind the actual on Dec ' 24 '
Bessarabian, K. Barnett; Laundry
The proceeds will be distributed
Smart WIndstream Style.
to
8
1230. Series 60- 81375 to 8 1675.
riving power of the community.
Others who will speak at the Men's Aid Society, B. Schneider-
to charitable organizations.
Series 90- 81875 to SIM
Safety Brakes—Powerful, perfectly balanced
man, S. Gertzman; Pinsker Pro-
Mrs. Charles Tennen is chair- This general plan is the plan luncheon are: lion. Ezra Shapiro,
and proportioned to car weight Ind top speed.
g
adopted
by
the
National
Council
city
law
director
of
Cleveland;
ensive
Farein,
L.
Levine;
Roy
Litt
prices at Flint, Mkh. All pricer
-
man and Mrs.
Bet is co-chair-
Vacuum-powered on Series 50, 60 and 90, duo-
of Jewish Federations and \Vel- Sophie Udins, executive secretary tier Progressive J. Frankel* Rad-
subject to chansewithout notice. Special
man of the entertainment corn- fare F
Mailmen and Clerk Streets
servo mechanical on Series 40—the finest
unds and published by them., of the Pioneer Women's Organi• omer Friendly, L. Rosenberg;
equipment extra. Any Bukk can be pur-
mittee.
ba kes
K le n. e•
That is the basis on which our nation; Dr. A. Dushkin of Chi- Yiddiaher Folk's Farein, M. Se-
chased on the favorable terms.
For reservations call Mrs. Ten-
Nearest to all the places
community participation is web- cago, who has recently been goi, A. Stein; Zamosh-Tomashov -
cke
-Action Gliding Ride.
Townsend 6-6554; Mrs. Bet,
nen,
. you wont to roach, yet far-
fished—with • single campaign, the elected to the chair of education
M. Linder; Zshitomirer Pro-
A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT
Townsend 6-6593; Mrs. Zagal,
Buick
Center-PoInt
Steering
(20 per cent
Allied Jewish Campaign— each at the Hebrew University. Rabbi creative,
J. Nelson; Zviller Ladies
thest from street noises, your
Sr.
snore efficient than older types).
Townsend 2-0327, or Mrs. Klein, year. It Is the on'y method that Samuel
M. Blumentield, director Society, Mrs. L. Fineman. Mrs.
room on on upper floor at
University 2-8846.
will give those agencies ineligible
Buick Automatic System of Operation
Perin;
Ostrowtzer
Facets,
of
the
College
of
Jewish
Studies
the Morrison Is only a few
to Community Fund participation • of. Chicago and former national Ross
and Control.
Lchovtser,
a
H. Lscow,
G.
B'NAI DAVID SERVICES a fair and lust deal in our corn- president
seconds by elevator from the
' • WHEN
M.
BETTER
of Avukah, will be P. Levine; David Ilorodoker,, 1.
-R
Bodies by Mbar, newest type No Draft
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
munity
The
various
non-local
Dunhnik, N. Margolin; Mlaver
chairman.
center of downtown Chicogo.
Ventilation. New and more beautiful interiors.
agencies participating in the Allied
Mellen and secretary; three
AUTOMOBILES
ARE
tions, their purposes and their J ewish Campaign are writing their
n a e i i vinfliton
branch e s l P
tttreerann
ara;
Multi-Beam Headlightinia, providing the
SILVERSTEIN COUSINS
achievements.
own stories in this symposium.
right type beam for city driving, country driv-
b ranches National
BUILT, BUICK WILL
These gatherings are attracting Again may I ask you to read care-
An organisation of male cone- Alliance; four branches Pioneer
ing and passing. A safety feature controlled
and
VP
wide attention because of their fully the purposes for which each ins of members of the Silverstein Women's Organization; Hechal-
by patents held by General Motors.
with Sarvidor and
is
organized,
and
the
work
that
Family
Club
novel and unique programs The
of the ages of 10 uts; Haahomer Matuir; Young
BUILD THEM
Twenty-five BeaufifulModels—new colors
Circulating Ice-Water
first hour between 8:30 and 9:30 each is doing? Only by becoming to 13 was organized at a meet- P. Z. Z.
is spent in the main auditorium, familiar with these details can you ing at the home of Arnold Wis-
The following officers were elee-
where the lecture of the evening assist our community in doing jus- per, 3381 Elmhurst. Abraham ted: chairman, M. &haver; vice-
Homer of the
WALTER J. REIM INC.
is delivered. From 9:30 to 11 tire to the obligation that is to be Silberstein is president, Alvin chairmen; I. A. Liebaon, J. Hag-
C440 and Arsaterdaal,
IIITIIRINDER BUICK CO.
TERRACE GARDEN
on se n n a b n e n r ia gi;
Waterstone, treasurer of the
N
H.
p. in., the program takes place in aesumed by Detroit.
1111(.(iIN* leAl.R. a me:R{10E
Rite IF. {'eras Highway. DIrett
_
WALTPDI
J. B► RK INC.
new Schumer;
lf , P1 Weedeerd. Ferndale
society. The next meeting will
secretary, M.
the social hall of the synagogue.
IIARLIEN MOTOR aitil•
Enntertl SINtlea Rut. Delrell
Ina
Gifts
to
Children's
Home
Alvin
Ginsburg;
;
nr
h
e
ac
i
o
n
n
Isell I iternelt Ate, Detrnit.
r
dain
n
g
n
sf
e
crn
be
held
at
the
home
of
e
ta
taa
r
y
n.itN
a
Refreshments,
served
9:30
to
10,
OYSTER HOUSE
essu ser4,..mizigrri‘. Mich.
meson
nCIIIII1)
\
The Jewish Children's Home of Waterstone, 3817 Duane.
1141=1" itlret U Alfe:1
are followed by the special pro-
11•17 Ger.114 Are„ Detral
1 441,11
lions, 0. Goldberg; chairman of
tiONS.10 Wet M..5 lawtee
gram of the evening, which in- Detroit wishes to acknowledge with
THEED4T:aftt 11 .1.1 . C14.
KFRCRE1AL MOTOR Co.
(4... Me.
banquet committee, P. Itzkowitz
WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLUB
cludes community singing, a dra- thanks the receipt of the following
11151 kvrehetal Ate., Oneint
was
hostess
to
peels
committee,
J.
donations:
Mrs.
Sally
Kline
Avrunin, G.
2175 1;14Ai j ., 71 0
al MNER MOTOR NALEA In..
MAK/MAIM MOTOR te11 Re
matic reading by William Hordes.
181.11 GrAd Elver Ate., Detrull
one X Onedmerd. Ilinnielthane
Mrs. H. Gottlieb, 13725 LaSalle the Wednesday Night Club, et ■ Riskin, J. Haggai, J. Joyrich, S.
the guest organization outline,
ra
12. Sharagge.
KRAMER•FRPRTsi
ers•Lev
PLIED! TII 111 ICK llAILEA CO.
Prim M. Jegreann,
the Jewish news of the week by BI"l meeting at her home on Dee.
KRA/ENKE. RI 1, K niter`
tin Marlistmlher. Phoseeth
Kiser Re re
y
Fruit
and
Produce
Co.,
next
meeting
will
take
The
The
conference
will
meet
City
ION
Ins.
Camp.•
Ilanotmant%
every
4Ibert Newman. a solo by Mrs.
RINKE
K sAI.RA
tllm
place at the home of Diana Sel- Thursday evening at the FarbanS
Rose Avison. The evening closes 1,301de raV!inGderuAvvyr:
13114k, Centerline. Mich.
1
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2422 Elmhurst ter, who N acting chairman due- Folk Shale, 9679 12th St.,
St. until
:1,147t1 45 1'
C A G O
RO1A1. OAK Ill ICK CO.
with the singing of the Hatikvalt
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vexing problems, was proposed last
Friday by Vladimir Jabotinsky ,
leader of the Zionist Revisionists,
in a statement to the press.
"Three separate agreements to
achieve peace have already been
negotiated, thanks to the devoted
work of Pinchus Rutenberg," Mr.
Jabotinsky declared. The only
definite result achieved, however,
has been the cessation of physical
violence and indecent methods of
party strife, which the Revisionist
groups have already ratified al-
though other groups have not act-
ed as yet.
"Two other agreements were
signed in London," Mr. Jabotinsky
stated.
"1. One establishes a modus vi-
vendi between the two Palestine
labor organizations. The Revision-
ist national-labor groups have al-
ready ratified this agreement,
while the Histadruth, the Central
Labor Federation of Palestine, will
shortly discuss ratification at to
conference.
"2. A' provisional non-aggres-
alonel pact which does away with
reprisals on both sides, including
the decree on immigration certifi-
cates for the Brith Trumpeldor,
suspension of the Revisionist boy-
cott on Zionist funds and the end
of protests against the Jewish
Agency for Palestina monopoly on
immigration certificates. This will
smooth the way for further nego-
tiations on a policy of a united
front and for common constructive
work in Palestine.
"Further confidential negotia-
tions are still going on, but the
only details which ran be revealed
are the ones I have spoken of.
"All reports such as the ones
stating that, the Revisionists are
recognizing the discipline called
for by the Prague Zionist Congress,
the story of a coalition executive
with Dr. Chaim Weizmann as
president and a Revisionist vice-
president and reports that the Na-
tional Labor organization will
coalesce with the Ilistadruth, are
all foolish rumors and merely hin-
der negotiations.
"An agreement requires an ac-
cord which jibes with the princi-
ples of both parties. The Laborites
will not accept an agreement viola-
ing its principles and neither will
the Revisionists. A modus vivendi
is possible only with goad will on
both sides which we are honestly
endeavoring to bring about.
"Any news of further agreement
will be made public by Mr. Ruten-
berg as soon as news is received.
"Direct negotiations are held on
issues which directly affect Labor-
ites and Revisionist!, but a round
table discussion is essential on the
general problems," the Revisionist
leader said.
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