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THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY in
Jerusalem was granted a subsidy for
research in malaria. The fund was as
signed by the Health Section of the
League of Nations.
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR HER
BERT H. LEHMAN became Acting
Governor to head the State of New
York during Governor Roosevelt’s ab
sence for a period of five or six weeks
rest at Warm Springs, Georgia.
THE MARQUIS OF READING
AND SIR HERBERT SAMUEL, two
of the most outstanding British Jews
active in the affairs of the British
Empire, expressed their concurrence
in the resolution of the Anglo-Jewish
community to join the extended Jewish
Agency for Palestine.
DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN sent a
message to American Jews through
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency on his
arrival in Jerusalem, sounding a note
of confidence in a brighter future for
Palestine where industries are at
work, unemployment disappeared and
new immigration expected.
FELIX M. WARBURG was wel
comed by Palestine Jewry through its
official representatives at a meeting
of the Vaad Leumi. the National
Council of Palestine Jews. In his ad
dress, Mr. Warburg stated that the
non-Zionists will, through their par
ticipation in the Jewish Agency, prove
their intention to co-operate sincerely
in the upbuilding of Palestine.
DR. JACOB ROTHSCHILD, presi
dent of the Kehillah at Nagicanigza,
Hungary died. He was among the first
Jews to be admitted to the bar in Hun
gary following the emancipation of
Hungarian Jewry in the middle of the
nineteenth century.
ISIDORE D. MORRISON, well
known New York lawyer and Ameri
can Zionist leader of long standing,
provided a i- 100,000 building fund and
a Si0,000 annual maintenance fund for
an ophthalmic institute at the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem for research
as well as clinical purposes.
DR. WERNER SENATOR, general
secretary of the Joint Distribution
Committee offices in Europe, sailed
for the United States from Germany.
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cause of Jewish colonization ii
Russia, arrived in Johani
South Africa to hold a campj
the Russian colonization fund.
DR. JOSEPH BARSKY. for ,
thirty years associated with
Israel Hospital, of which he wa
suiting physician and director
cardiac clinic, died in that hospi
the age of 64. Barsky was large
sponsible for the development <
social service work of that institi
MR. LOUIS MARSHALL, president
of the American Jewish Committee
based his objections to the con
templated presentation at the Hippo
drome of the Freiburg Passion Play
by Morris Gest in association with
David Belaseo on two reasons, first
because the presentation of the play
may lead to a recrudescence of re
ligious prejudices was shown by ex
periences of the past and, secondly,
because millions of Christians regard j
the presentation of such plays as a 1
vulgarization of what they hold as
sacred.
LEIB FLEIDERMANUS, a Jewish
student of Calicia, was awarded a
medal for risking his life to save sev
eral people from drowning.
PAUL M. SEGAL, deputy district
attorney of Denver, was appointed as
sistant general counsel of the Federal
Radio Commission in Washington.
JACOB LANDAU, managing direc
tor of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
who is now on a trip to Jerusalem,
has been extended an invitation by
the Secretary General of the Foreign
Ministry to visit Roumania. In 1927
Mr. Landau was refused permission
to enter the country in revenge for
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency hav
ing circulated throughout the world
press the reports concerning anti-Jew-
ish excesses in Roumania.
MAX DAREWSKI AND MISS
RUBY MILLER, both members of the
theatrical profession, went through a
civil marriage ceremony in Paris. Miss
Miller said that though the ceremony
in Paris was quite legal, there are go
ing to be tw-o more weddings yet. One
will be in a church for her mothers
religion and the other in a synagogue
for his mother’s religion.
DR. MOSES HYAMSON, professor
of Codes at the Jewish Theologies-
Seminary, was elected temporary
chairman of the association formed
by twenty-five Jewish organizations
for the defense of the fixity of the
Sabbath Day w-hich would be affects
by the various plans for calendar sim
plification.
PHILIP W. JAFFA AND Gl'S-
TAVE FALK, regional rabbis of the
Department of Synagogue and Schoo
Extension, Union of American He
brew Congregations, have comply
five months of field work. They ha'«
organized congregations, Sunda.
Schools, Sisterhoods and have
deavored to bring spiritual inspirator
to the small-town Jews.
DR. EMANUEL GAMORAN, *
president of the National Council °
Jewish Education which will convent
in Boston, Mass., May 2Sth-30th.
BERNARD BARON, English
ish philanthropist, has made a g- ik
$5,000 for special relief WLr \
famine stricken areas in Eastern
rope.