The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-11-24
Polish Ambassador and
Jewish Leaders Confer
PRINCE LUBOMIRSKI MAKES AS
SURFING PROMISES FOR FC-
TURE LIFE OF JEWS.


Congress has issued the following.
covering the conference which took
place last Wednesday in New York,
between the Polish Ambassador In this
country and number of leading Jews.
Resolutions recently adopted at
Jewish meetings cabling attention to
prosecutions against Jews in Poland
were presented to the Polish Minister,
Prince Casimir Lubomirski, at a con-
ference. called at his instigatiOn. with
the representatives of the Provision
al American Jewish Congress and the
American Jewish committee at the
waldorf-Astoria yesterday afternoon.
With Prince Lubomirski was
stephen Grotowski. consul general for
Poland at New York. The Jewish del
egatiOn Included Judge Julian w.
Mack, Louis Marshall. Rabbi Stephen
S. Wise, Morris Rothenberg. Gedalia
Bublick, Solomon BloOmsarden tYe-
hoash), William E<llin. Judge Gustave
Hartman, and Bernard G. Richards,
secretary.
The members of the delegation were
introduced to His Excellency, Prince
IubOmirski by DIR. Stephen s. Wise,
and he as well as Louis Marshall.
Judge Julian W. Mack. Mr.. Rothen-
berg chairman Of the Executive COM
mittee of the Provisional American
Jewish congress. made the represen-
iations to the Polish Minister with re-
gard to the sufferings and indignities
to which the Jews OF Poland have
been subjected.
All Of the gentlemen present took
part In the discussion which lasted sew
cral honrs. The conference mgan
with the reading Of the resolution
which was adopted at the special con-
ference Of the American Jewish Con-
gress held on October oath. which act
ed upon the Invitation then received
from the Polish Minister to the United
States. The resolution which was
read BY Mr.. RothenberE 10 A. follows:
Resolution Adspted 1t Csuferenee.
At Conference Of Delegates Of the
Provisional Organization for the For.
nation of the American Jewish Con-
gress and of representatives from 9th
er Jewish organizations. held In the
City of New York on October oath.
1920, the following action was taken.
We hive gathered for the purpose
Of considering what may be done for
the relief of our brethren in Eastern
Europe. nnd particula rly to nut an end
to the indjgnities. brutailties and per-
sccution to which they continue to he
Subjected I'm the Ukraine md In Hun
rary. and I'm Poland and other terri
tories
So far as Poland IL concerned we
desire TO plaoe upon record that the
Jews of the limited States are not now
nnd never have been hostile To that
land. On the contrary. they have at
all times sympathized with the as
pIratiop of the Polish people for a
rostora fiop NJ their Freedom. BECAUSE
of TINT foct md because of our
pnxietv to nromote the welfare Of the
millions NJ our bretbren who now live
md will continue to live In Poland.
whose ancestors have for centuries
lived there md, regarded II MS their
home we are deeplv interestd in the
ne,rr,netnat;op of tho present free and in
,,ependent Rcpublic of Poland. We
regard thnt,whateyer tends to make
tho Renu,lie bspnv. neaceful and pros-
,4rous. at the same time tends to the
a om.,,oration. Of the. Jews of Poland.
Inevitably will lead To the prosperitv
of Poland We therefore view with
sa n faction the cessation of the war
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