(Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
The attitude of the Club of Jewish Deputies in the Polish Sejm toward the present situation in the Polish cabinet was discussed at a closed meeting of the Club today.
No official statement was issued following the meeting, but it was learned that Deputy A. Hartglass, president of the Club, reported to the members the result of his conferences with Prime Minister Skrzynski concerning the demands of the Jewish population and discussion ensued. The proposal of the Polish Socialist Party (P.P.S.), inviting the Club of Jewish Deputies to join the united opposition, was not acted upon. It was understood that the discussion was mainly devoted to defining the attitude of the Club toward the provisional budget for the months May and June, proposed by the government. It was decided that at today’s session of the sejm, a declaration on behalf of the Club be read, declaring that the Club would vote against the budget for the following reasons:
1. The figures proposed by the government are not in conformity with a real budget policy and seem to continue the policy of the Grabski government; 2. The Jewish population is suffering from heavy pressure of taxation, in addition to being compelled by the Sunday Compulsory Closing Law not to work two days a week; 3. The Jewish youth finds it extremely difficult to gain admission to the state schools, while the development of private Jewish schools is hampered; 4. The Club of Jewish Deputies disapproves of the governmental policy to introduce economy by reduction of the official salaries; the Club instead, urges that a reduction of the military budget be introduced.
When interviewed by the correspondent of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency as to whether this decision of the Club signifies the Club’s proceeding to the Opposition leaders of the Club expressed varied opinions. It was pointed out that the declaration of the Club will avoid committing the Club to the opposition.
JEWISH COMMUNAL ACTIVITIES
The Jewish Welfare Board will be one of the registrations participating in the conference to be held by the War Department at Washington, D. C., May 4-5 at which will be considered plans for identifying the program of moral and religious instruction and residence for soldiers and developing community activities and understanding along these lines.
The Jewish Welfare Board will be represented at the conference by Dr. Cyrus Adler, chairman of the Army and Navy Committee of the Board who will preside in the morning session in May 5th and who will say a wreath at Arlington in the graces of the ### who died to the World War, and by Rabbi E. Crzales Sydney. Director of the Army and Navy Services Department of the Board.
An appeal to young men to enter the rabbinate was made by Mrs. ### Kubic Glarnder of New York. President of the New York State Feder### of ### Sisterbands, at the opening ### of the ###### at the Society of Co### being held in Syramas. N. Y.
At the opening session Rabbi Jewish R. Wise of New York, ### of Dr. ### M. Wise. ### of Red### Judzims spoke on “Jewish L. ### Sy###. President of the ### Mrs. J. Wisher Frenberg of ### Fre### Of the ### of T### S// and Mrs. ### May ### F ### of Dr. Wise, who is ### the Union of Young ### T### Len###.
Religions problems of Jewish ### are the chief ### of the delegates. There will be a ### on the ### and ### At ### Mrs. ### L. S. ### Secretary ### State will be the ### speaker.
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