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CHANUKAH GREETINGS!
THE PALESTINE THAT WAS
AND THE PALESTINE THAT IS
NATIONAL FARM SCHOOL
INCREASES PRODUCTION
CHANUKAH GREETINGS
IN BREEDING OF CORN
The students of the National Farm
School have been particularly active
we extend our sincerest wishes for • Joyous Chanukah 1. ow
during the last month studying the
Friends and Pateona.
new methods of corn harvesting with
machinery. This feature of their ,
work has been made possible by Om;
By JUDGE JULIAN. W. MACK,
Nov.
splendid gift of Abraham Erlanger of
Chairman Palestnis Development Council.
New York, who contributed thel
funds to purchase the corn harvest-
(Copyright, 1923, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)
ing machinery. Excellent results were
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secured with this equipment.
I have gone to Palestine; I have estine than to any other country, and
studies were made in connection with
seen the land; and I have been con- that by no means simplifies the prob-
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the 900-acre farms of the National
tittered by it. I have discussed Pal- lam. There is the Palestine of Jew-
Farm School. The National Farm
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estine from the moment I left New ish tradition and the Palestine of so-
School students are jubilant over the
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York to the moment I got back, and dal and economic experimentation. splendid crop of corn which they are
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the discussion continues. There can There is the Palestine of the Arab and harvesting. This fine crop, in spite iss
be no question from my experience in there is the Palestine of the Jews in of the very poor weather conditions H -
Europe from discussions with the 'men the colonies and in the towns. There during the season, is attributed to
I met in England, France, Germany, is the Palestine of many institutions the continued efforts of breeding a
Italy and Austria, that two phases and as each one who goes to Palestine, variety of corn that will mature ear- •
occupy the Jewish mind everywhere, by reason of its peculiar history and
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tier and that has a deeper kernel and
the Jewish problem and Palestine. its demands upon the imagination en- a larger percentage of protein. The
ters with sonic ureconceptions so there
I went because I wanted to see Pal- comes out of Palestine an ever con- several efforts of the National Farm
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estine, the historic homeland of our tinning flow and variety of impres- School in corn breeding experiments
have not only increased production
pe3ple; I wanted to see Palestine in
the
multitude
of
which
there
g ions, m
which 40 years Jews have been tryin g
the P. ■ pot
more confusion than wis- in the field, but have also increased
production from the animals that
to do something real in agriculture; dom.
have been fed this corn.
I wanted to get from the Palestine
There Are Two Palestine..
Unusual milk records have been
that seas, and the Palestine that is,
Pales- secured from virtually all of the 110
Essentially, there are two Pales-
rs glimpse, a vision of the Palestine tines. The Palestine that exists with head of cattle that are looked after
that may be. And I came back frank-
ly satisfied that what we, the Pales- its A nibs and Jews and non-Jews, by the students on the seven farms
tine Develi.pment Council, has done in with its industries, its agriculture and connected with the school. One of,
Palestine has been well done, and its living people, and then there is this the students has been able to admit
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equally frankly acknowledging that other Palestine—the potential Pales- five of the pure bred Holstein-Fresian
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what we have done, is but a small part tine which as it develops may absorb cattle to the Advanced Registry As-
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isociation.
The
highest
record
of
mi
of what can and should he done. Let an ever increasing number of Jewish
raters who there will develop them (produced from one cow has been close
me say at once, and that it is not easy
even in a trip that encompasses the own life according to the pressure of to 17,000 pounds of milk in one year
environment,
and their own ideas. I This splendid work of the school h
whole land, to see Palestine as one
in man
e g as -
itself
iY of t hradu
whole. It is perhaps a fault of our am satisfied that in the fundamental
"I CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
principles.
we
have laid down in this ales of the school. Maurice Halpern,.
previous experience that we have not
realized that Palestine, just like Am- organization, we have adopted a right graduated in 1918, has recently been10_
erica, is not just one thing, but many attitude. By withholding ourselves able to secure the state record for
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milk production. His Holstein cow
things; that it is made up of a great from all purely cultural problems, by
Oakwood Dekol Johanna produced
number of factors, and though I don't abstaining from all political policies
want to pass hurried judgement, I by keeping ourselves wholly aloof 24,907 pounds of milk and 825 0-
pounds of butter fat in a period of
think they are out of proportion to from all religious differences in Jew-
365 days. Mr. Halpern, in a letter
its size. There are more facets to Pal- ry, by trying, in effect, to help l'al-
•
estine help itself, we have adopted at to the school, writes as follows:
"The completion of this record will ,
Rs once the most helpful and the most
remo I.
mark
the
end
of
my
two
years'
work
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practical policy. I think we can be
proud of the Palestinian Jews, and I with this cow. Her rations through-
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think we can trust them to work out out this period were along the lines
their own spiritual and cultural evo- that have been taught me at the Nu-
lution without pressure, propaganda tional Farm School."
Students at the school also feel 1
or dogma from the Diaspora.
greatly elated over a splendid crop
We have in the first place been the
For All Occasions
of peaches which they have just fin-
means of creating a new attitude in
fished harvesting. Valuable data was ',
Palestine.—not that the spirit for it
secured with respect to the use of
was lacking, but the opportunity was paradichlorobenzin, a new product,10_
wanting,—that by these two institu- gaseous in form, which controls the
tions we have brought into Palestine, peach tree borer. While the students10-
the Possibility which the .lews there had no opportunity to try out the 1 E--
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are keen to understand, of operating new method of dusting to control the
on sound business lines. Every de- insects and diseases, valuable inform-1.7E
velopment, whether it be in Palestine
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ation was secured by the use of the ,r--- -
or elsewhere niust give consideration power moist sprayers in use at the
The Strand Company
to the state of mind of the people res-
school.
ident in the area of development. Now
The school has been commended by
I think it is fair to say that almost the hundreds of visitors during the' 0_
every Jew who has gone to settle in past year on its splendid stand and •.E
Palestine has gone there with a doub- yields of alfalfa hay crop, for whose !E .
le motive,—not only for himself to introduction in this part of the state .=!'
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satisfy his own desire for self-ex- the National Farm School was re-
Book Bldg.
d freedom, but also for the sponsible sonic years ago. By means
sarskisesioof
n and Everybody also he of the innoculation of the soil with g
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is a pioneer behind whom there is a symbiatic bacteria and the use of
possible host of followers, and there- northern-grown seed, the school has,
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fore every Palestinian has a project, done a service to the state in demon-IE
everyone has a plan to draw the oth- strating the successful growth of thisla
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ers in. And therefore, everyone has
a proposition which is in a large meas-
practice has sta stringer
reed at
ure, dependent upon support coming the call of Captain Joseph
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from other countries and therefore, The students expect
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the task of putting people to think in tones for the farm school team.
tennis of local conditions and of local
opportunity and immediate possibili-
ties is and if I judge right, will con-
tinue for
some time to he a difficult
'
Marcel Waving.
one. But that we have in some meas-
Transformations.
ure succeeded in getting the people,
whether they be colonists or town
LONDON—(J. T. A. by mail)—Mr. ' ,
Nestle Permanent Wave.
dwellers, to think in these terms, is I Wilkowsky, described as a Polish Ile- ,
think the first and most serious gain brew, has been giving his experiences
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we can put to our credit. In actual at Scarborough, under the auspices of
practice, we have screed as the instru- the London Society for Promoting
ment by which four fine surburbs and Christianity Among he Jews. Ile was • 0
resident sections have been built or born, he says, in a little town in
Empire
are building, and our work and our Holland. At the Jewish schools he 0
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methods in this respect have niet with was taught the Hebrew Bible and the • 4
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approval and the demand that we car- Hebrew Prophets. When he reached
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ry the method to all parts of the coun- the age of seventeen he felt he want-
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try and extend the work in those ed something better. Ile wantil to
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see God as "Love" not as "Revenge."
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Changing Face of Palestine.
The study of Socialism and Common- '
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One has to talk in very humble ism did not satisfy him and he went , r!
terms of painstaking effort with po- about as a broken spirit. One (lay,
tential far-reaching consequences, there came to the village a Lutheran
while one can talk bravely if one is priest whose teachings were different
anxious to get credit for glittering from those he had heard before.
Despite his caution the Jews he.- '
generalities. But it is just these
humble. painstaking efforts that are, came au-are of his movements and ,
one
Christmas night his father turned
according to all the evidence that
comes before us, changing the face of him out of the house. Ile saw a band
of
Jews
coming after him. "They will
Palestine. The change in the breed
Official Factory Service
of cows now raised in Palestine, kill you," said his friend. Meanwhile
changes the possibility of the milk his father had made inquiries as to
supply, changes the earning power of his whereabouts. He collie for him
the cow-keeper and dairyman; and said his heart was broken and he
C. R. JACKSON, JR., GEN. MGR.
changes the nutrition available for in- would be allowed to live as a Christ-
Formerly Manager "Detroit's Largest" River
fants; changes and improves the phy- ian is he would come home. Ile went .•
sique of the next generation of Pales- home, and then his father's attitude
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tinian Jewry. We all know that chain changed. He was closely watched,
of evolution, only we don't think about and among his experiences were 2
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it and we think about it least when we o'cltal in the morning services. After
are waving the flag. But that is just his father's death, the Jews banded
the kind of thing that this Credit Un- themselves togeher to kill him and he
ion hank, with its comparatively small was only just rescued by Christian •
loans, is thing,—making possible bet- f riends.
ter cows. cutting a foundation under
way
the bee i-dustry, helping little colo-
nies get ^ a sound economic basis, en-
abling OA in to buy their seed a little
cheaper or enabling them to buy a bet-
Two hundred and fifty Jewish stu-
ter grade of seed, making it possible
I by loans n fair terms, to leave them dents of Adelphi, Barnard, Hunter
and
Teachers' colleges and Columbia
with a better balance when they get
and New York Universities attended
their returns on the crops. I know
the
Chanukah
party given Sunday
what many Jews would like us to do.
They would wish us to do in Palestine afternm n, Dec. 2, at the Jewish Cen-
ter,
New
York,
by
the collegiate com-
what was done in Gary, Ind.. and that
mittee of the Women's Branch of the
is, build the city over night. What they
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forget is that an evolution was in pro-
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cess that occupied nearly two hundred
was
arranged
by
a
committee
consist-
,
years before there was a demand for
of college graduates and students
ing
a Gary, and before it became possible
and headed by Miss Ilenriette Sarchl
to assemble in one effort, the material
van Nierop.
needed for a Gary.
Dr. Henry S. Morals delivered an
I want to stress the fact that only eloquent address on the significance
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on the Nolid foundations of smaller of Chanukah. The rest of the or
successful undertakings can we hope gram consisted of musical numlr•ra n
to build un the larger superstructures. by
iSS Grace Rubin and Miss Lillian
What we have done through the oper- Schnur; community singing; dramatic
ations Of our organization in Pales- readings by Mrs. Harold D. Menken,
tine, is what the sound and friendly, reviewer on the Motion Picture Com-
guiding and advising banker does in mission of the State of New York, and
this country, both in the matter of Mrs. Saul Horowitz; selections by
home building, mortgages and in that Miss Sylvia Fisher, the famous bird
of farm settlement loans. We have mimic; lighting of the candles by D r . 0
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From An Address at the Palestine Development Council Con-
ference, on Oct. 21.
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gone thoroughly and whole-heartedly
into the borrowers capacity, character
and prospects and into the relation of
his undertaking to the community,
have counseled with and advised them
and have finally accepted or rejected
applications only after thorough con-
sideration of all revelent factors. I
don't say that we will not have to call
in the collateral on sonic of our other
loans, but I think you will find that
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and slowly expand. We ran, by crea-
ting an agricultural fund, help the •
capable farmer achieve independence.
Farm credits are a problem in this
country; they are a problem in Pales- •
tine but if you are willing to supply
the money, we are willing to work out
a system. If we enter into these var-
fields of activity, not rushing, ,
we shall have seldom been wrong, and not expecting to perform miracles,
be
I take it that you agree with me that building stone by stone, we shall
our guiding motive should not mere- able materially to help in the devel-
opment
of
Palestine.
ly be to obtain the security for our
There is a new Zion in the making.
investment, but aid in the success of
the individual's ventures as the surest Whether it will expand and glorify in-
to a great and successful Jewish set-
basis for the country's progress.
tlement depends uphn Jewry's eff irt
New Zion in the Making.
to understand it, its determination
We should help the business man manfully to face its solution.
and the small manufacturer build up
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