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For this Saturday's program, a
special Passover program has been
arranged. Those participating will be
Julius Kabatzky, who will compare
the Jewish people's wanderings to the
burning hush mentioned in the Bible;
William Lankin will tell the story of
Passover as the first struggle for free-
dom on the part of any people in the
world; Max Weine will read a humor-
ous Yiddish Pesach story; Backoff
will speak on the question "Will
Pesach-Seder ceremonies be abolished
in the new Jewish Homeland in Pales-
tine?" Joe Levine will tell the story
of the Bar Kochba rebellion.
The program committee promises
one of the most interesting programs
and extends an invitation to visitors
to visit the club, which meets every
Saturday evening at the Talmud
Torah on Westminster and Delmar
avenues.
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The program at last Saturday's
meeitng of the Knights of Judaea was
featured by a debate on the question
"Resolved that Capital Punishment be
abolished in Palestine." The affirm-
mire team, composed of M. Waxman,,
.1. Saf ran and J. Nadler, was defeated
by the negative, whose members were
Max Weine, II. Seligson and Aaron
Lifchitz. Seligson was voted best
speaker of the evening.
The woman who comes here
well as black and white.
Club
The Tikvas Zion and the forget-Me-
Nobs of Zion will meet jointly on Sat-
urday evening, April 15, for a Pass-
overp•ogram. Both clubs will con-
tribute to the program, the meeting
to take place at the home of Mary
Friedenberg, 525 East Hancock ave-
nue. The Tikvas Zion part in the
program will consist of the reading
of a short Yiddish humorous story,
vocal solos by Goldie Goldstein and
other interesting numbers.
The Tikvas Zion program last Sun-
day consisted of two Pesach numbers.
Rachel Goldfaden told the story of
Passover and Molly Chahensky gave
a Passover recitation.
This Sunday's meeting will be fea-
tured by a debate on the question "Re-
solved that the Passover symbols and
ceremonials will be abolished in the
Jewish Homeland in Palestine." The
affirmative will be upheld by Naomi
Buchhalter, Eva Croll and Molly
Chabensky. The negative team will
consist of Mary 51arkofsky, Pauline
Schwartz and Anna Raimi.
Defenders of White and Blue ONE OF DISTINGUISHED
VISITORS HERE SUNDAY
The meeting of the Defenders of
the White and Blue last Sunday was
featured by a debate and discussion
on the question "Resolved that Pales-
tine could not support a sufficient
number of Jews either agriculturally
or industrially." Charles Levine spoke
on the affirmative, Joseph Pike and
William Langer on the negative.
The program this Sunday will con-
sist of a number of Passover features,
with L. Stutsky, S. Figelski and L.
Milling taking part. Election of of-
ficers is to take place. Jewish boys
of 17 and over who are interested are
invited to join the club, meetings of
which take place at 4 p. m. on Sun -
days, at the Talmud Torah on West-
minster arid Delmar avenues.
RECORD MEN'S CLUB
ATTENDANCE HEARS
RABBI A. H. SILVER
(Concluded from page one.)
tian will ever meet, because I don't
think the Jew wlil ever assimilate.
The more we are oppressed, the more
we increase and multiply. However
many leave us and follow new fads,
somehow there is left to us a rem-
nant that keeps us alive. We are
Daughters of White and Blue. an eternal people. We are indestruc-
A regular meeting of the Daughters tible. I don't think Judaism is los-
of the White and Blue was held on ing itself in Christianity.
"The craving of people to look
Sunday, April 2, at the Ahavith
alike and act alike and think alike
Achim Synagogue.
"Will Palestine profit more if the is naive. Civilization is made pos-
Jews remained in America," was the sible through the conflict of ideas
topic of a debate held. The negative and ideals, rather than a likeness.
was upheld by Ida Liss and Emily That's what makes for progress. In-
Levine; the affirmative by Anna Zim- stead of trying to merge Judaism
merman and Lottie Davidow, A syn- with Christianity, we should rather
opsis of the story "The Day of Atone- hope for the day when both Jews and
ment" was given by Tany Drapkin, Christians will develop their poten-
Mr. Heyman was the leader in charge tialities to their highest and fullest.
Three Kinds of Imperialism..
of this meeting.
"There are three kinds of imperial-
The next regular meeting will be
held on Sunday, April 16. At this isms and selfishness that make such
a meeting difficult and cheat the Jew
meeting the question of debate will be
and Christian from meeting, namely,
"Is Passover a Religious or a National
Holiday." Ilinda Kurtzman and Anna religious, racial and economic self-
ishness.
Slomovitz will discuss the religious
"There iv a religious imperialism
side of the question; and Tahy Draps
just as there is a political imperial-
kin and Fannie Aronoff the national.
ism. Instead of looking upon re-
ligion as an outreaching of the hu-
man soul, people have come to look
upon it as defined by dogma, creed.
Religions have their truth in their
keeping. Just as every imperialism
has its propaganda and propagan-
dists, the religious propaganda exists
and is infinitely lower than any
known. It is even regarded as apos-
tasy to speak gently of another man's
religion. As long as this will con-
tinue, there is going to be a gap be-
tween Jew and Chrsitian. The true
religion was not revealed on Sinai,
but is yet to be evolved in the ages
to come, through the agonies and
sufferings of mankind.
"The second kind of imperialism
is racial imperialism. Among the
supreme fictions of the nineteenth
century are the racial lies, the glory
in the racial characteristics of the
peoples. This has crept into Amer-
ica and is seen in the discriminations
against the immigrants. The lie of
race superiority carried over from
Europe is now being driven into
the minds of Americans.
No Race Superiority.
"There is no racial superiority and
no race remains permanently su-
perior. There hasn't been a race
that hasn't contributed something es-
sential to the progress of the world.
The Chinese and the Arabs had their
art and universities when Europe
'was yet plunged in darkness.
"This talk of race supremacy is
stupid and silly. Today there isn't
one people that can claim to be ra-
cially pure. A nation is an aggre-
gate of individuals who wield a cum-
mon language and a political unity.
It has nothing to do with race at all.
America is not an experiment in
racial unity. It is an experiment in
spiritual unity made up of many
colors and many fashions, but fus-
ing in one perfect harmony, As
, long as racial imperialism will con-
tinue in the world, so long will Jew
I and Christian remain separate.
"And the third reason—economic
imperialism. The Jew everywhere
constitutes the middle class. He is
the entrepreneur, not the producer.
When all is well and peaceful, he is
left alone. When there is an up-
, heave], the middle class comer in for
criticism, more particularly when the
: Jew is involved. Then there is a
I combined hostility of peasant, work-
ingman and nobility against the Jew.
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BAZAAR PROVES SUCCESS
I. Optimistic.
"The privileged classes hate the
'Jew for that reason and are turning
against him, damning him in a thou-
sand ways, but what is really meant
is that the Jews are fighting for
freedom for all. So long as the
pirvileged classes will rule the world,
so long will the Jews and Christians
fail to meet.
"But I am optimistim, and it is
the optimism of our race that has
kept us alive. I believe that Jew
and Christians will meet. Education
I will help. The real kind of educa-
tion that cleanses the human soul of
all the poison, that teaches sympathy
and tenderness, that kind of educa-
tion will ultimately rivet Jew and
Christian together.
"Democracy will also help--that
kind of democracy that recognizes
the right of the Jew and the Chris-
tian and the Mohammedan to live
his own life, so long as it does nto
Interfere with the life of others."
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More European orphans will be
brought to Detroit and re-united with
their relatives, as a result of the
success fo the bazaar given last Sat-
urday evening and Sunday at the
Irnai Moshe synagogue by the Euro-
pean Jewish Women's Welfare Organ-
ization.
Bar Kochba Judaeans,
In reporting the success of the af-
The Bar Koshba Judaeans will
fair, the officers of the organization
henceforthhave as their leader Joseph
said that there was hardly any ex-
Pike, one of the more active of the
pense involved in the undertaking and
senior Judaeans. Mr. Pike, who is
the proceeds will therefore entirely go
well posted in Judnean affairs and has
for the relief of the European orphans.
had a good Jewish education, having
The committee extended the thanks
been horn in Palestine, is planning a
of the organization to all who assisted
series of very interesting programs
in the bazaar and especially to the
for the boys. lie also has plans for
merchants who made contributions, to
many athletic and social activities.
the Berghoff Printing Co., for furnish-
ing printing free, and to the officers
of the li'nsi Moshe synagogue at. the
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Forget - Me - Not. of Zion.
At the last regular meeting of the
Forget-Me-Nuts of Zion, held Satur-
day evening at the home of Miss
Esther Abramowitz, 2711 St. Antoine
street, arrangements were made for a
joint meeting with the Tikvas Zion on
Saturday evening, April 15, at the
home of Miss Mary Friedenberg, 525
East liamsx•k avenue. A Pesach pro-
gram will feature the joint meeting.
Last week's program consisted of a
discussion of the significance of the
Mezuzah, by Rose Brady. Mary
Friedenberg reviewed Sir Alfred
Mond's "Palestine: A Casket of
Jewels." A discussion followed on cur-
rent topics of the month. The pur-
poses and manner of fulfillments of
Young Judaea principles were then
outlined.
The next meeting will be held on
April 8 at the home of Bessie l'evin,
926 East Kirby avenue. Visitors are
welcome.
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League's Approval Means Law ■ and
Peace in Palestine, He Says.
NEW YORK.—Speaking in Temple
E-mnuel, Fifth avenue and Forty-
third street, Dr. Joseph Silverman dis-
cussed the Zionist movement and hte
delay in the ratification of the Pales-
tine mandate warmly defending the
rights and claims of the Jews upon
Palestine as against claims put forth
by an Arab delegation which has visit-
ed London, which efforts he termed "a
pernicious propaganda designed to
block ratification."
The fate of Palestine, Dr. Silver-
man said, would be decided on April
25, when the League of Nations meet-
ing at Geneva will pass final judg-
ment upon the British mandate over
that country. Because of the delay,
he said, an opportunity had been given
to anti-Semites to bring propaganda
to bear against the granting of the
British mandate.
"April 25 is therefroe an important
date in the development of Palestini-
an restoration, and it is ardently
hoped by Jews the world over that
there will be no delay in the League's
approval of the British mandate," he
said. "As soon as the League of Na-
tions puts the seal of approval on the
mandate, law and peace will prevail
in Palestine, and the Jews will then
be enabled to proceed with their work
to rehabilitate their historic national
homeland."
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