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THE aTILWISII
ErFrir
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HEADQUARTERS OF
BETH EL SCHOOL
B'NAI B'RITH MOVE
SESSIONS CLOSE
TO U. S. CAPITA L
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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
WEEK IN REVIEW
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!JEWS IN POLAND
PALESTINE MOURN
PILSUDSKI DEATH
,
AISED FOR ALLIED
CAMPAIGN BY ORGANIZATIONS
R
w
.111,rsinlan Purgresolve
Voreln Kaolin. ramp) In% Amon -Ke,
Ana - President, Mrs C . 11.1111.1 ehomoky. 115
.
krx
the month of March when 6,800
• Steinberg. 125
Miner, treasurer ard ac. refer).
lieu
significance of the Prophets of Jews entered as immigrants.
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(CONCLUD()
Beth Is. , Congrow•tion - President.
E }Aloft PAGE ONE)
Magid; loomen. Judge Samuel Bre.,
Moo Jos WeIng.den'o WM. Club,
A motion that B'nai B'rith gradu- Israel.
Moot Yakar; vioe•preoldent, 11. Klein, Simon Ed. J. Kopel, Ben
A five year plan costing $2,500,-
orarret•r).
51
1. lotto kman. treasurer, Ma- Magid. li. Bennett, I Said. Si Rubin,
ally reduce its subventions to
lb m
alin club. MI
ice
was
held
in
Tel
Aviv
by
the
•
this
body'
and
expressed
confidence
Commencement Speakers
1105.
000 was announced last week to I
t trot - S ,vetoer.
philanthropic institutions so that
"dish Jewish Settlers Federation. that the organizational movement mo. 1 ut er %l
111r and Mrs. 31. Pto In, 1100
Rabbi Samuel S. Cohon, profes- improve the postal telegraph and
A MP kiln; treasurer, Mro Ft Adel.
Max Kaplan. 110
such aid should be entirely with-
deto
‘‘. .
: o
sor of theology at Ilebrew Union telephone service in the Near East. Many Jewish institutions were is leading to greater community ""'"
Bar Masotti of Louis Web..,i, 1124.1.
L. Le...on. mei- entry. Mrs. Is
17.1
-
Laundomen's Aid tooriet, - Newlan d
drawn by the next convention
1wrg; Irrotourer, )Ira.Coon h... 1150
J
This was necessitated, according to preparing special memorial serv-1 unity.
College,
delivered
the
tenth
an-
Goldhers; , bas-president 11 Wei.
'
wan defeated.
ices
for
Marshal
Pilsudski
who,
It
was
pointed
out
by
Mr.
Lech-
Cong. Beth
- President, J
e'" tar, E ik"' "
nual Beth El College lecture, on Postmaster General William Mil-
rt..888;'. 8 "'''''
MRS. L1PPITT HEADS
During the debate it wan point.
was esteemed for his friendly in- , over that approximately 110 or-
S sslph IVolsen's Mutual Aid - r I
J
ed out by Sam Beber of Omaha, the subject "God and the Mod- lion, by the increased Jewish immi- terest in the Jews of Poland. The lganizations are being contacted in
WOMEN'S MIZRACHI
Mr
„ igottsk,
dent. Mrs ''flu roan; s p e-pres ident.
ke, man. I.
h
ern Mind." He explained recent gration into Palestine.
Ben M. Achtenherg of Kamm
Executive of the Jewish Agency, the new movement.
Mrs It Snvierman, treasurer. Mr.. 1
developments in the harmoniza-
The Agudath Israel, which re- cabled its condolences to the Pols
Arnkoff srret•o Mr* Bertha corn SRI
The Women's Mizrachi Organi-
City and other champions of the
MI. WK. lbome Protective Amon ---
Hebrew Ladies i'rro 1/1.11 A, it h Aso him
A.
Seleyansky,
president
of
Kes-
tion of religion and science.
President. II SM.'. vio..twesident. J
cently proclaimed the establishment', it Government.
zation of Detroit announces the
motion that changing times re-
.edi enever an d B essarabier Socit
.• y J. %Vinod.* treasurer.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin paid a of a separate Jewish Agency, will
ey, r - ;771 . "‘P sirr "
following officers who were elect-
itaIs's:. h =`,4ie,U'.
3
quire a changing emphasis in the
M Parr, 5100
Sorrow at the death of Marshal' and Mrs. A. Seleyansky, president 1 m`" II Bernstein; .creta.
gnawing tribute to the work of receive immigration certificates)
M.
ry
. ed at the meeting held at the
n 1 . A, re
order's activities. Whereas yes-
La4tr, ont,;.,,cr .era ....
0
.
,
.
„
.
r
.
'21.ro,o
lt _1111, 150
Beth El College of Jewish Studies, from the present Jewish Agency, , Joseph Pilsudski of Poland and , of Woman's Auxiliary of Fenkell
M r,
,
home of Mrs. I. Rosenthal:
terday the paramount need of
its director, Rabbi Leon Frans, it was announced last week by A. hope that his firm opposition to ' Synagogue, sent telegrams to the t iisisaii sisslirssids"i "'us.
President, Mrs. H. Lippitt; vice
it
t retn7 kk w'einatein. 525,
American Jewry was philanthropy,
'" 113':"i:
A
anti-Semitism in Poland would be . May 13 meeting congratulating .`, 1...erarmirer Ian. , Polank,. sco odary.
its faculty and staff.
H.
Goodman,
leader
of
the
hernigmer a Loyever Aid Flowlety - presidents, Mrs. Sklar, Mrs.
.
.
ke1
en
V illia
they contended, today that need
1.1
continued were expressed in an S Ir. Peiser and the Federation on Less seism
President. II Itooentiool,
it e•premident
mr. Paulo. N. o. 11
Agudath.
'Shnitz
and Mrs. Spivack; treas.
"Beth
El
College
"
said
Rabbi
'
115.
M
"
has changed to the perpetuatio
I 1C.•nolo; ...coder).
Lankin, treaw
official message of condolence • their wonderful work, and promis- p
Ix of Alossath A, mm
Ne
Pineki, he, man. II. Rooenthat. urer, Mrs. Rosenzweig; financial
of an intelligent Jewish consciou a- F ram, "is more than a !school. It
gotiations, under government sent to the Polish Consul General i ng their wholehearted co-opera- MroZo."n ■ lold
5180r,
oeeret• .
.,
represents
a
movement.
Jewish
1
secretary,
Mrs. Goldsmith; cor-
t
Trth.1
7:;
.
near such as the B'nai B'ri
supervision, have been started be in Jerusalem by the Executive of tion.
Freedman, treasurer, Mrs. Pectic - sky A
1-'11"
responding secretary, Mrs. Abram-
S[i llel Foundations, the Ant life has become at the same time tween the Agud
'avast, the ex- the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
id exceedingly complex and exceed-
by
Contributions
to
the
campaign
sie,
!sr
v
son.
ni, ner anclety - Preeldent. ro7i'41... "t
Defamation League, A. Z. A. an
treme orthodox Jewish organize- the representative body of the
Mro Mr."
C .
NO
"L
Gerso . keyonen. Mre
n
• I ocal organizations up to May 13, Alex
Prelf. trexourer . Mrs F' C ohe n, 550.
ingly significant. To be a Jew tion, and the Vaad Leurni, the Jew -
The group will not discontinue
other B'nai B'rith agencies a
11.. Roo. Stein, Samuel T•pper.. I.
Jews in rebuilding Pales-' 1 re announced as follows:
LochowIt. her Aid riety
to now requires training. A knowl- ish National Council of Palestine. world
HOWL $25
pretIent, for the summer months but has
tine. Recalling the work of
now 'tempting to inculcate.
Atm....a Branch of P.I.Zeire
Id Flormluker
the
y 751
- president.
'
1
1
"
edge
of
Jewish
history
has
become
The
Agudah
requests
m
"
already
planned a number of cul-
lor
iwro
M!
"
.
"
.
r
'
religious
50
eta
‘
r
h
.
°"'
,..
P21
"
"
11"anOorhes
Favor Enlarged Council
au- Polish Genes
S.
' it
Y lr
,
A brin; vior•preol.1 nt
W Hurt un'. 531150
al in h
'
one of. the necessities of life to tenon*, agreeing to recognize
Agudath 11 nal Ere. lorael, 575.
tural and social activities. On
eeeretar). Flanion1; tremourer. K - Young
The opposition, led by Jud
the land liberation of Poland, the mes-
M -
en. Jewish A.wistion
Bardichtraer Verein, 1000
go Jewish men and women. Fred authority the t'aad Leumi in all page
Wednesday,
May 22, a mass meet-
hon.
keymen.
A
gide,
Mrs
N.
Thomas,
I
President.
Dr.
Jack
Jao
km•n;
Oce•preol.
of the Jewish Agency stres-
A. B. Frey, St. Louis, preside nt B
Belts, Social Club, 118.
A. Simon. II oAlpiner, 551.50
Flerecnitzer Ald Society, 1115
ing has been arranged in the Tay.
utzel said some time ago, 'Every other matters
Mar Mitsoah of Simon Singer through !
of the Leo N. Levi Memorial Ilo
1117to'r7or".I. iir 4sffi t■ fr; "1:to
u Yk rn
il'ekn '.
the point that Pilsudski's r Beth Mo.. long Ant. Roman is. Mr. Hyman AI... 11.25.
s " worker in the Allied Jewish Cam-
lor Synagogue, with Rabbi A. Si.
pital; Adolph Freund of Detroi
Dr.
Negotiations were started last guidance brought the young State 220
Hen Jacob Congregation. Slooi
B.. David Sisterhood, 520 50
sbu rgh as the
89-year-old B'nai B'rith vetera t i paign should take a course in week between the Vaad Leumi and through its most difficult and try.
Tulleloin kesmeles. Aid - Pre.•
W
Hobo...kat Ladies 550, l et y 5100.
Aux it main speaker.
n
nt. Mrs. B. &Multi; viov-president. Mra. President. Mro
Michael Sharlitt of CleveIan i Jewish history'-and I may add, the Prudential Assurance Co. of ing period. The Marshal's achieve-
Weksirr, %I.e•preal•
H.. Dowd Cong • 14,
• every Jewish parent who wants 'London for a
Jr
Gorman,
...go'.
M..
Steiner;
dent.
Mr.
Wm
Kellner,
t
,,,,
urer,
Mrs
On
June
4,
a
card
party will
I.etrolt
Ladle.
All
Society.
1100
Resolute,. Mr. Klasky. 175
superintendent of the Clevelan
$600,000 loan to be ments as a liberator of his court-
, M
Denthrovillor Ladles Auxiliary, 116,
He
A has•th Achim Congregation - Pre.- m
take place. Mrs. Kunin and Mrs.
Jewish Orphan Ilome, and other u to be able to do his full duty as used for building schools in Jeru-' try won the admiration of the
"--1n;Lre,n-n'tionra. M
a"rlor'131T.'11r•Msr:BnaH n.
Eastern Ladles Society, 1100
dent . fins
ss i the parent of a Jewish child
Kaufman;
Ice-preoldent.
M.
l'has
Brody.
Mrs.
Won
A
Feltner,
Mrs.
Singer
have
been
appointed
As
54.01 loan Axon . Ladle. Ancillary
insisted that the need of phila
• r . A ot hat& treasurer. IL Handelsman. CDs A.
Belem, Hailfa, Tiberias, and Sated. Zionist movement, the message
51
Knoppow, co-chairmen. All members are
of -President, Mro. Ij. Jackaon: viceloreal- M. Bacman.
h
150.
"" should take courses in Jewish his-
thropic agencies is probably great-
Mr. Joseph 14.in. Sir.. Louis
GERMANY loondolence from the Jewish au- dent. Mrs Chosid aeoretary, Mrs. S.
Ukrainian
Prow Unt. %Perrin - Pr.'. Mrs. Samuel Stonotx. Mrs. Wm Silver. also active in selling Shekolim for
tory and literature.
dent.
1
et today than ever before, an
Lerner, recording secret.y. Mrs. I..
Ifinoinick
-Ithorities
said.
via
e-preolot•nt,
I..
Mr.
Adol
Ninety thousand Jews left G er
Son - I
555
Apetkar; treopurer. Mr. D, Na, tor, 115.
votes for the Zionist Congress
Mendcloon. reeording aecretary Harry
that institutions closely identifie d
"When I came to Temple Beth many since Hitler came into power,
Avukah - Pregident. The. (Mender:
'
Find Galician Society of Detroit.
re,
'The
noble attitude of Pilsud-
nano l• 1
wecr etar y,
Ose•r P.retary. 10ra Moyer. 150
and in studying the many prob-
1575 50
with B'nai B'rith could not be El 10 years ago and proposed to
Seale. ...ere, Max Gelles. 550.
it was estimated last week by the ski in firmly opposing the forces
Keshenever • "or
fa
1150 •
First
Radomer
Aid
Society.
1155.
lems
involved.
"forsaken' by the Order.
its board of trustees the found- Voelkischer Beobachter, Hitler'slof anti-Semitism, enabling the
Hebrew Lollies Aid Society. 1211.
Because of "difficulties that see m ing of Beth El College of Jewish
Hebrew Ladle. Woks' Fund. 125.
chief organ. Of this group, the , Jews of Poland amidst their hard-
Infante
abr.,.
Group.
offillated
E.
Insuperable," a motion to mer
Studies, I thought I was merely paper states, some 10,000 have re-whips to breathe
Prenclauer Maternity Aid, 520.25,
freely,
"'all organizations doing work of a establishing one more Temple ac- turned. And Germany is the richer !him Jewry's everlasting earned
Jew!. Consumptive Relief Society
grati- Ancillary.
5100.
national or international chara e- tivity. It turns out that we I by some $25,000,000 dollars
Jewish Fraternal club. Ng
by ; tude," the Jewish Agency de-
ter concerning Jews" was d e . launched a movement in modern
Jewleh Wont,. European Welfare
reason of the emigration taxes dared, concluding with the hope
hated.
American Judaism. No less than levied from the departing Jews. that "the tradition which Pilsudski Organisation and North Woodward
Bram. Preoradent. Mrs. A. K•taln;
The convention voted in fay or 25 other institutes of Jewish The paper further stated that the established will survive him for Presidont. Mrs. D. Silverstein;
•ecretary,
11r. 11 Levin, treasurer, Mr., II. Gold-
of having the executive commi t. studies in other cities of the liquidation of the
the.glory
of
Poland."
Jewish
problem
'
Keymen. Mrs k Katain. Mrs is l&vin,
tee enlarge the scope and increaa e United States and Canada have can be achieved through emigration !
smith; branch president. Mrs. -I, Modell;
the importance of the Be
Mrs. A. Hecliolalt. Mr. D. Silverstein,
' al been established after the model only.
J Modell. 5325
B'rith Washington Bureau, an d of Beth El College.
. Organize United Front In- Mro.
I am ex-
Jolly Elite flu. 5000.
Max
Naumann,
leader
of
the
pro-
t
applauded highly the work of tha ceedingly grateful that it was
Samuel Cools Lodge CUR 5111
dependent
Merchants
Nazi
Jews,
petitioned
Chancellor,
Fl.al !MIK Ladles! Auxiliary. 5204
bureau, which is headed by Mau r. given to Temple Beth El to take Hitler
Yealthah Beth Yultudah, Ladle. Aux-
against the order prohibiting ,
of M
ichigan
ice D. Rosenberg of Waehingto a. the lead in this new and highly
iliary, 187 50
Jews in Germany from displaying ,
Lad'. Monteflore Free Loan Aron..
After discussing the history o f promising development in Arneri-
the German flag. No answer, as ' Frank P. Maniaci, engaged for 1100.
the Joint Council of B'nai Writ h, can Jewish life."
Lomser Benevolent Society. $25.
yet, has been received from Herr 20 years in the produce .business
Mgan Jewloh Aid Society. UK
the American Jewish Congress
High School Graduates
Fuehrer but Goering'a newspaper, at Eastern Market, announced
Michican
Vereln, 581.
and the American Jewish Com-
On Sunday morning, May 12, the Nationalzeitung of
Essen, 'the organization of the United 521. 1111.0.on Israel Cons Ladies AnsillarY,
mittee, the delegates expressed before a Temple crowded with a called the petition "a piece of im- Front
Slava Umgegend, Keymen. L. Fried,
independent Merchants of
regret at the "failure of those thousand worshippers, di lom
Hanalei. RM.
"
h inted
nted that the or-Mi chigan - a non-profit 'anode. I. Mogliower
bodice to act in unison and har- were given
Progressive Aid Society,
5
to 48 graduate ganization headed by Dr. Naumann tion designed to bring about bet-
mony on all matters of moment,"
i tother Zellonan Fondly Club, 115.
Temple Beth El High School. The may be closed. This incidentally , ter marketing conditions for th
Mahe.
e
Council. 5100.
and recommended "that further
names of the graduates follow:
would not be viewed with displea- independent merchant.
Northeastern cong. Ella Char. 1100.60
effort be made by the president
Jason Berk, Albert
sure by
by the great majority of Jews quarters are at 612 Michigan 510. Northern Progreseiv. Ladle* SorletY,
Itlldm
and incoming executive commit.
in Germany. Theater Building.
Odes. Progreowlve Aid Society. MI.
rlcla
StiruZ,
tee to create unity and to enlarge Irene B.., (11,i,7a
Palrollne Itelokah Lodge a 511, 510
El. Ch.B. Ell. Julia
I.
The Zionist Federation in Ger-
the scope of the Joint Council." O ..... Walter Cohn, Winifred Lout.
The United Front Independent
Pinsk. Proareaxlve Aid Society, 5550.
many,
long
the
underdog
to
as-
Merchants
of
Michigan
will
aim,
Sybil
Merle
Eimer,
Rio
hard
D.
Eva Prenilauer 1laternIty Ald, 1225.25
Cohen Is Lauded
Polon.. Benevolent, 160.
Elio.. Gold!. June Fried. Jerome
The convention declared itself Friedman. Janie. E Oloodfriend, J. similationists in German-Jewish through co-operative legislative
ProogroosIve Ladleo Unt. Vereln. 5525.
Puaroldsliter Lodi. Society. 5100.
"gratified by the policies of the Ansley Goodman. Leo. liarwith, Es. leadership, last week adopted a activity, consumer education, co-
Radom. F'rlenally Society. 1142.
ft Jameson. Robert t. K•hn, Dori. special resolution demanding full operative buying and other meth-
order" with reference to the Ger- tell.
Belief Sum
/Jetty K•111. InIng L Kramer. It..
of Ekaterinelaw, 5125.
control
of
Jewish
life
in
Germany.
Enjoy a happy vacation at "no Playground of the Grectlakes"-JunelStoSept.2
/twiner Lad'. Society. M.
man situation, and commended Anne Landab•ra, II•rolol Lruhon , Sid-
s, to bring back a condition of
Sonoma... Bendlner Unt. Verein,
ney IC Lenhorf, Inane Liebe., Leonard ENGLAND
normal,
fair
competition
in
retail
"the lofty quality of statesman- Sandford Linkner, Dorothy Rita Magid-
155.50
EVERY ENJOYMENT AWAITS YOU. HAPPINESS AND HEALTH HERE REIGN SUPREME!
Jews throughout the Empire trade channels and facilitate the
Sleuth. Lodi. Ald lio•letY, 550.
ship, patience and sound policy soh. Madeline Hotly Meyer. Caryl
Largest Hotels on the Great Lakes, 1000 cool, outside rooms, at mod-
Ttormer Aid Society. .1500
Ruth •ionash, "snide. R. Nemec Sid- joined in the festivities attendant
restoration of prosperity to the
of action" on the part of B'nai ney
.1.
Chevro 1111ximah Gemorra. United Ile-
Ne.111an.
Aril. Thelma upon the celebration of the 25th independent merchant.
B'rith leaders,
brew School. Tuxedo Etrano.h, 5755
erate rates. Finest Bathing Beach in the world, so gradual in slope, a
Itappsport. Sophie Nirmal net n.
Jetvioll
ilk'
Folk&
Moue,
WorneWn
By an enthusiastic unanimous Ito.. Leonard Daniel lin.nntan. Jerome jubilee of King George. England's
child can enjoy it in safety. There's Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Dancing ..,
Ancillary. 15,006.
Wl Y ... " { Imencseig, Mitchell M. Iona.,
Chief Rabbi, Dr. Hertz, partici-
vote, it expressed its fervent ad- Gerald
United Ilehrew S. hoot* Women's A.•
M .
Shapira. Carl Silver. Helen
endless attractions for young and old. Our Midway is filled with the
pated as the representative of the Young Judaeans to Start 111.y. x17250.
miration for Alfred M. Cohen,
Yiddish Folks Verein, 11.233
Stearn, Hut Ileury Stl«bet, Jews at the official state reception
Picnic With Parade
latest, clean, modern, enticing novelties. Moderately priced, appe-
who has been a member of the Blares
Young Men. Hebrew. Aron.. 540.50.
Barad Von Baal.. Jr June Shirley
Zeda Can, ILI..
tizing meals, as formal or inform-al as you desire, even to Picnic Grounds.
organization for 45 years and its Van VII., Muriel Victor. Ire Enid inaugurating the jubilee. He also
Zetinkah Juniors. 130
Waloihrtt, Milea
wrote
a
special
prayer
for
the
oc-
A
meeting
of
Agudath
Herz]
president for the past decade. It
?Atom. Progreesivo •nt Vereln. 1110.
AUTO mum., plop your loornitywith a delightful slay.)
%wilier Ladies Aid Soc., 5120.
g u aea and the Young
Ce d ar Point. Ideal lots day,
applauded the efforts of Mr. Co-
.Three students, Leonard Rosen- casion which was read in all syna-
11 . nal
Wmnen. Auxiliary. 215.
a week-end or yourentire vacation. free parking space for6030cars. Ample garag• space.
Judaea Ilerzl Club was held at
hen at the London conference to man, Robert Kahn and Madeline gogues throughout the Empire.
Beth Tephilo Emanuel Cong. and 1111..
The Jews of England, to mark the Hebrew National School, 9341 rachl Oraaniclon.
a
5514.
aid German Jews, held in 1933, Betty Meyers, received the Young
Reached by roil, Interurban or busses to Sandosky, or by auto, Ohio Rome 2,
Soils,
Pool - Commander.
the meeting of B'nai B'rith lead- People's Temple Club scholarship the anniversary, will plant a forest Oakland, Sunday, May 12, and lir. R. It. itooenwald
U. S. Leyte 6, er by steamer.
Goldstone; vie e.cononander.
era in Amsterdam which followed, medals. Seven students received in Palestine to bear the King's Jack Weinberg was elected leader Meyer 5iaterstone, F. Off, John No ar-
son;
historian.
Dr.
E.
Stern,
Keymen,
MAIL THIS SPECIAL COUPON AT ONCE TO
and the order's cooperation with the key for excellence in extra- name. Near Nazareth, it will have of the parade to be held at the Lag A. .1. Ha.. Frank Barkuff, Herman
League High Commissioner Mc- curricular activities, such as de- about 1,200,000 trees. In Tel Aviv b'Omer picnic, May 26, at Palmer Warsh, S A. Singer, S. SInkoff, W J.
• street was named after the king Park. The parade will be near the Booms&
Donald.
Ms 0. A. Beecklieg Co., Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio.
bating, dramatic, athletics and
llotne Relief Society - Preoldent, Nrx
A Weisman: vlo . e.preeldent. Mrs.
The convention recommended Student Council work: Elsie Char- while in Jaffa one of the local new Casino.
Please and me, without obligating, your .w told., On Cod.
win.
Muth; ... ■ ,et•ry,
Point.
Mrs Anna Moos; trea&
A committee consisting of Bar- urer.
the continuation of Americaniza- lip, Elise Cohen, Madeline Betty squares was renamed in his honor.
Mro. A. Arkin. Inv.
Throughout Palestine schools and ney Yagoda and Abraham Burn-
-.Noma
tion work until all Jews in the Meyers, Dorothy Magidsohn, Bea- banks
Club and Inv. Assn -
were closed while telegraph stein was elected to
United States are citizens, and trice Nerner, Jerome Rosenzweig
take care of dent. N. Itoseln; i .71.,...tw ooryaf J. Itool-
Address
offices were busy dispatching con- the presents the club gives to Bar
Workmen.
urged all local B'nal B'rith lodges and Paul Somlyo, Miss Dorothy
Artwiter !ling
Ill
- Secretary, M
to carry on the work where no Magidsohn delivered the valedic- gratulatory messages to Bucking. Mitzvahs.
Heyman, Mrs.
A. ilereilk $112.
ham
Palace.
tory.
other agencies now exist.
England last week inaugurated a
Richard E. Gutstadt of Chicago,
In the cast of the senior play,
director of the Anti-Defamation "The Five Frankforters," will be drive to aid the million Jews in Po-
land
who are exposed to actual
League, reported to the conven- D o r o t It y Magidsohn, Madeline
tion on the "tendency toward dis- Betty Meyers, Elise Cohen, Sid- starvation. An appeal to English
integration of anti-Semitic organ- ney Newman, Jr., Hart Harvey Jewry in behalf of all the leading
Jewish organizations of the coun-
izations in the United States."
Stiebel, Gerald Shapiro, Jerome
Mr. Gutstadt warned "of a rec- Rosenzweig, Lee Waldbott, Har- try was signed by Chief Rabbi Dr.
ognizable tendency to try to in- old Van Baalen, Jr., J. Ansley Hertz, Sir Osmond D'Avigdor
ject anti-Semitism into American Goodman, Seymour Blumenthal, Goldsmit, Nahum Sokolow, Neville
Laski, M. H. Davis and liacham
politics."
Elsie Charlip, The play is direc- Caster.
"There are 100 • anti-Semitic ted by Mrs. Blanche Gordon
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, ex-presi-
publications and pamphlets being Romm.
dent of the World Zionist Organ-
circulated throughout the United
In the cast of the Maimonid ea motion, was re-elected president of
States," Mr. Gutstadt reported.
play, "The Esca e from Cordov "I the English Zionist Federation.
M. Gordon Liverman, president will be Elaine Blumenthal, Betty
UNITED STATES
of the British District of B'nai Rosen, Emily Berth, Samuel
Hies announced that 1,00R Jews
B'rith, addressed the convention Ginzler, Gordon Seedberg, Don-
from abroad, of whom 1,166 were
on the Jewish situation in various
ald Pearl, Gabriel Schoenberg, immigrants, arrived in this coun-
countries of Europe.
Alexander Mogill, Joseph Lefkof- try during the first quarter of
Prof. Norman Bentwich of the sky, Morton Clamage, Warren this year.
Hebrew University, an associate Schwayder, Eva Ruth Hamburg,
Julius Streicher's Der Stuermer,
of James G. MacDonald on the Deborah Springer, William
Sin- most rabid anti-Semitic newspaper
League of Nations refugee com- ger, Irving Goldman, Herbert
in Germany, was sold openly on the
mission, declared that Palestine Morris, • Jerry Gottlieb. Mis etreets .
in the German section of
is the solution not only of the Joyce Davis directed the play. • New York. This is the first time,
German-Jewish problem, but of
I the paper was ever sold openly in
The
following
students
receiv
ed
the problem of victimized Jews
book awards for excellence in this country,
throughout the world.
scholarship in the Junior High AUSTRIA
Only one new man was named
The Jewish situation in Austria
to the executive committee, Jacob and High School departments: is unchanged. Slowly but surely
W. Salus of Philadelphia, who Ruth Gittleman, Betty Dvorman,
Jews
are being further disenfran-
was elected to represent District Caroline Sornlyo, Jeanne Broudy,
chised. The occasional equality ut-
1 3 in place of Jacob Singer of Byron Berlin, Jeanne Appleby,
terances
of Chancellor Schuschnigg
• Philadelphia, who resigned be- Leah Ruth Perlman, Yale Co
gan, Robert Cohn, Esther Gold- meem to lie meaningless. Hut that
cause of illness.
Austrian Jewry is not going to take
Re - elected were: Judge I. M. berg, Bertha Goldhoff, Helen it laying down was indicated last
Rose Hamburger, Myron Jacob-
Golden of San Francisco, vice
week at a meeting in Vienna of
stein,
Sydney
Lenhoff,
Elsie
president,
representing
District
some 4,000 Jewish war veterans.
4; Archibald A. Marx of New Or- Charlip, Leonard Rosenman and
"We do not ask equal rights; we
leans, vice president, representing Madeline Lindenbaum,
do not beg for equality; we de-
District 7; Louis Fabric-ant of
mand it," said Captain Edler von
New York, District 1; Sidney G. BEN-GURION COMES
Friedmann, the president of the
Kusworm of Dayton, Ohio, Dis-
TO DETROIT MAY 27 League of Jewish War Veterans
trict 2; Henry A. Alexander of
in Austria.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE )
Atlanta, Ga., District 6; Ilenry
MonskY of Omaha, Nebraska, Dis-
Mizrachi Distributes Hun-
trict 6.
the Zioinst executive meeting
dreds of Shekolim
Named to the Anti-Defamation which took place in Palestine in
League
Commission,
governing March. His address will be of
A
combined
meeting of local
body of the B'nai B'rith spon- particular importance in view of
sored Anti-Defamation League, the forthcoming elections to the Mizrachi groups was held on May
9
in
the
Taylor
Synagogue, to
were: Alfred M. Cohen, I. M. Ru- next World Zionist Congress,
binow, Judge A. K. Cohen of which will take place in Switzer- intensify the rapid distribution of
Shekolim
for
the
coming World
Boston, Samuel I. Sievers of St. land in August.
Louis, Abraham Berkowitz of
In 1916 Mr. Ben-Gurion was Zionist Congress. The deadline
Philadelphia, Judge I. M. Golden, active in America in organizing for the sale has been net for
Louis Ottenberg of Washington, a Jewish labor convention for May 25, at which time all receipts
Sigmund Livingston of Chicago Palestine. He later joined the must be sent to New York, where
register of all voters will be
Ind Leon Schwartz of Mobile, Ala. Jewish Legion to serve under Gen-
• Henry K. Wolff of San Fran- eral Allenby, and stayed with the prepared. Shekolim have been
o was elected chief justice of Legion as an officer until 1921. distributed in all synagogues un-
nai B'rith Court of Appeals.
After the war he continued to der the chairmanship of M. Prus-
avow his labor sympathies, and sian and D. Edelman. They may
he
was successful in the unifies also be obtained from any mem-
'butions to the Jewish
tion of the two predominating ber or from the president, Isaac
hildren's Home
Palestine labor parties, the Ach- Rosenthal, 2200 Edison Ave.
ish Children's Home of
duth Ifoavodah and lisped Hat-
wishes to acknowledge zoir. He is also the founder of Jewish Institute's Tenth An-
the following dons- the Histadruth, the Federation of
nual Exercises June 2
Jewish Workers in Palestine. He
'c Co., 4035 Fenkell. is at present not only an expert
The
Jewish Institute of Religion
Albert Cole, 13641 in immigration and colonization
ry of Jacob Dry- matters but he is also ranked will hold its tenth annual Com-
mencement exercises on Sunday
among the most scholarly geogra-
1624 Glynn CL phers and ethnographers in the morning, June 2, in the auditorium
of the institute building, West 68th
- Chabr 17154 Omira
East. lie is also a co-author of St., near Central Park, New York.
a text-book about Palestine, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president and
eghlwasn, 2466 W. "Eretz Israel."
founder of the Institute, will con-
MY Ben Gallon, who arrived in fer the degree of Master of Heb-
111s /amour, St. this country on May 14,
will make rew Literature and Rabbi upon the
a tour of the 15 largest cities in
candidates to be presented by Dr.
ale.
America, presenting the case of
I Tay- the present Zionist executive and Henry Slominsky, dean of the fa-
, Mrs. surveying its accomplish/lents for culty. Honorary degree, will be
conferred upon several outstanding
the last two years..
scholar,.
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