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However, we will not worry about
ter! Every year, at this time, mother
buys geese. She buys them not for such eventualities, having our own six
our own use, but rather to feed, fat- geese to attend to. We go to feed
ten and slaughter them, then sell the them morning and night, for the wa-
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meat and feathers, eking out a profit ter in the trough freezes quickly. In
from this, the nature of which she the evening we approach with a lot.
will not divulge to us, ,but which can- tern, mother leading the way. Sud-
fContnued from
denly our progress is arrested by the
not be too large.
nixed our right. This is sufficient for
sight of rats swarming over the door
Many women occupy themselves
us," Sokolow exclaimed.
of the shed. having been attracted
with this in town, poor women usual- by the feed, these rats become th,
Lipsky Speaks for Americans.
ly, who, when their husbands' earn-
- • -
steady pests of our geese.
■
"The American Zionist delegation
ings alone prove insufficient to keep
has observed with gratification the
"Cra-ra-ra-ra-ra," cry all six at
For the Most Delicious
them are gray, four white. The gray up the house, begin to feel the want once as we unlock the door and enter
new tone of the deliberations at the
of money most keenly. They bor.
Chop Suey or Chow Mein
we at once decide, are ganders, whil
('angress which shows a sense of im-
They are cold, poor creatures, but
row
a
few
rubles
and
buy
geese,
not
the others we designate simply as
mediate and inescapable duty and a
■ Robin.
By Max
as mother does, but as many as they seem to recognize their mister,
geese.
desire to get away from romanticism.
and their greeting to us is friendly
they have money for.
The peasant is gone, his heav
'today, our thinking influences mat- It's winter. A gray, sunless day,
They stretch their necks through the
lies'des these, there are women not bars of the cage while we break the
tern of tremendous social and eco-i with a cold that chills one to the steps being still audible in the vesti
50 very poor who make a regular oc-
bule.
Mother
is
busy
unknotting
ant
nomic import and N bound to change
ice in the trough and pour in fresh,
Louis I bone.
cupation of "feeding geese." Such
the aspects of Jewish life," said
warm water.
Mother has gone out to the market- untying her scarf, her shawl. And
can tend flocks of 30 and more at a
To the Rhythmic Tune of
Lipsky, chairman of the Zionist Or- I place. She has been gone since early as the poor stupids, provoked by ou
"Liu,liu-liu-liu," mother calls L.
of
them
in
three
Bert Milan and Hi. Band
ganization of America.
morning and she has not yet returned. teasing, start to hiss threateningly time, disposing
weeks, then buying others. At the them in sympathy, running her hand
Describing the successful activities I She left us sleeping, and now we are she warns:
I
end of the winter one of these for- through the water.
of the Zionist institutions in America, out of bed, some dressed, others not,
"Don't touch the geese!"
tunate guise-feeders may find herself
We return to the house by the nar-
Mr. Lipsky stated that the Zionist all, however, hungry and crying for
No, we apparently won't succeed in with a net profit of two or three hun-
row board walk which crosses our
movement in America may serve as mother.
making friends of the hostile flock dred rubles. But the number of these
yard, feeling that we have performed
We
can't
see
through
the
window
a
guide
to
Zionist
groups
in
other
Situated Directly Opposite
mother has bought this time.
'rather small.
a noble deed. But late at night Wn
They are frozen thick, so appear to hate us. In their wi
lands, Mr. Lipsky, expressing confi- panes.
Book•Cadillac Hotel at
Then the risks, which must always are awakened by a shrill noise. What
dence in the Weizmann administra- thick one could almost ride over the m green eyes, particularly those of the
be taken into account. One prays can it be? The geese—somethnig is
tion, 'mid a high tribute to the states- in carriages—as the saying goes. And ganders, tone recognizes the village,
that goose-meat may be dear. But the matter with the geese! Hear then,
manship and leadership of Dr. Weiz• .n the house it's dark and gloomy. the peasant. And we wonder that
there arc also physical dangers in- cackle! Mu:4. be a thief there. But
mann. "We appreciate the services What can one do but cry, cry . . .
mother hasn't been more careful in volved in the enterprise. Geese, af-
Who would venture to investigate at
I
A
noise
breaks
through
the
stillness
of Dr. Chaim Weizmann more deeply
making her present selection.
ter they have been fattened and a
So we wait, and we It
because during the general debate I outside. We stand huddled together,
While the geese remain helpless on day before they are ready for slaugh- this hour!
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not sleep for the rest of the night.
And
then
suspense.
little interest has been shown in the wild-eyed, in
the floor, flapping their wings and ter, must be taken to the river o
Day no sooner dawns than mother i-
service performed by Dr. Weizmann ! mother appears, a goose under each quacking, mother, with my oldest ter,
bathe, so their feathers, to he sold out, expecting to see the door of the
under heavy difficulties and responsi- arm, followed by an ul dpeasant car- brother, goes out to make room for
later, will be clean. It's mid-winter. shed broken and the geese gone. And
bilities with a lack of materials and' eying four more.
them in the shed. There the old cage A large hole, chopped through the ice
great is her surprise to find all six ii,
The frost has been let into the will have to be repaired, the troughs
men. Dr. Weizmann practically led
and found freshly frozen, is broken place, greeting her with the familiar
the Zionist Organization since the be- house. It's cold, terribly unpleasant. tented, perhaps some new ones in
woman who tends them, and "Cra-ra-ra." The cause of the night':
by
the
ginning of the war; he has developed i But the excitement makes one forget. stalled. And the geese here, quieted
she chases in the geese. But inducing disturbance thus remains a mystery,
the organization into one which may The air is rent with the angry cries fur the present, have started a coo
them to come out is another task and which we are not curious enough le
boast of funds, institutions and de- of the geese as they ore laid bound on notonous jabbering.
in braving it she incurs the peril of probe.
partments which have all the aspects I the floor.
*
•
falling into the hole, the edges of
of government work. Dr. Weizmann 1 In the meantime we proceed to get
(To be continued next week.)
which are never too safe.
•
So
we
have
geese—geese
for
win
Two
of
has given the movement undivided acquainted with the geese.
service of the highest quality without
a moment of faltering and the per-
formance of duties which had mon
value than that of any other Zionist
leader since the beginning of the I
movement. The present Zionist or-
ganization has succeeded in establish-
ing the Zionist Organization as a cor-
prate body with a recognized politi-
cal status, with dignity and self-re-
spect," Mr. Lipsky declared.
A particularly strong impression
was made upon the congress by the
criticism by Lipsky of Great Britain'
as the mandatory power for Pales-
tine. "American Zionists are bound
to express their d isappointnient in I
the fact that Great Britain as the'.
mandatory government conceived to
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task in Palestine as that of an arbi-
trator between two contending forces.
Instead of moving forward and vol-
• "„„,
untarily and actively supporting the
making of the national home, the
mandatory power has seen lit to
adopt an attitude of 'benevolent neu-
ti„T:s
trality,' e. policy which has been
abandoned only in exceptional ease,.
ra°:h
The American Zionists feel especially
grieved at the fact that Article VI
s7
of the mandate imposing upon the
mandatory power the duty of 'facili-
is
tating the Jewish immigration under
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% '4sh.
° "ecci°43e
suitable conditions and encouraging,'
seme n!
In
in co-operation with the Jewish
1:1:Theeki„
Agency, close settlement by Jews on
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es of ::9!
the land, including state lands and
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waste lands,' has not been carried
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out."
Favors Jewish Agency.
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ell
e of
n for
Speaking on the subject of the
The Maytag Washer will wash a tub of clothes
Jewish Agency, Mr. Lipsky declared
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hour;
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clean in from 3 to 7 minutes, 50 pounds
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that "the Weizmann administration,
has a washing capacity for 18 gallons of water;
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which stands in favor of extending
hand
;;.r
clothes washed in the Maytag require
the Jewish Agency, has our unquali-
look
upon
the
ex-
rubbing
or
boiling;
the
Gyrafoam
Principle
washes
We
I lied support.
OYar
tending of the Jewish Agency not
dainty garments as gently as if washed by hand, and
only as an action which will produce
it washes heavy household articles with unbelievable
substantial support for the building
thoroughness.
of th • Jewish national home, but also
88 an instrument to bring an accept-
once of our ideals and our conception I
The following Detroit dealers offer you
Arlingion 0251
of Jewish life to those who are be-1
a Maytag on FREE Trial:
12219 Woodward
coming partners in the responsibili-
Lafayette h069
ties of the agency. The American
Cherry 5500
1437 Woodward Ave.
6422 Michigan Ave.
"Nationally Known Department Stare"
delegation supports without hesita- I
'
tion the proposals of the executive
Unitary Soo,
15008 Mack Ave.
to proceed with the convening of the)
Main 1540
1427 Broadway
"Dependable for 14 Tears"
council of the Jewish Agency."
Phone
Royal Oak
Taking a stand on the clash be-
Randolph 5250
tween the interests of the middle 1
150 Michigan Ave.
Phone Royal Oak 3031.R
"It'. Easy to Pay the People'. Way"
Ferndale
class and workers in Palestine, Mr.
NE1.511 11.51t1,1% %RE 111.
Lipsky declared that "we associate [
11114.0 13S,
115.53 Charleoilz
Garfield 6483
ourselves with the conclusions of Dr.
PERNT 11ARIM ARE CO.
6529 Grand River Ave,
t211.1
"A Stare Known for Its Greet Volume
1033 Oratiet
Georg Halpern, although we differ
C
ll.
SEWELL 61.11.155CE
Empire 0520
with him concerning his argumenta-
571• Twelfth
W. D. MEUSER
Welnut 5184
4849 Grand River Aye.
tion. We regard the agricultural
(airfield WOO
d Myer
Melrose 5401
9325 Gran
8309 Mack Avenue
colonization of Palestine as basic and
ATONE 1111110.
"Known Bath Sodas el the City .
Northany 0017
indispensable to our national develop-
5555 Woodward
1% V. MILLER
ment. However, the problem of the
Lincoln 35511
it Ave.
1515 Braila
Cedar 3385
5607 West Fort Si.
litSIC IIIPI'SE
fourth 'Alijah' must be dealt with
"The While Way I. the Right Way"
):niplre 111511
11019 Phone SI
in a spirit free from dogma or preju-
W. A. PARISH & 1'11.
dice. The fourth 'Alijah' cannot and
Lincoln 1311
1754 Medhory
Cedar 2050
6348 West Fort St.
a
CO.
C. H. KREGLER
should not be excluded or ignored.
"The Maytag Man DI Fort Street"
Phone 71
Redford
Nor should any obstacles be placed
SIMON FOOL.
Phone
Wyandotte
I in the way of its development. We
Hemlock 5701
3939 Fonkell Ave.
fiLTOWSKI HARDWARE 10.
'support the intention of the Zionist
Phone VII
"The Big Deettrs el Livernois-Fenhell Distrkr
Wyandotte
executive to establish an industrial
LOUR allOPPE
alnii1
4745 Grand River
bank in Palestine."
with
A.
V.
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Lincoln
7550
4514 Cadillac Ave.
With regard to the question of
al Warren
41115 Mdira•
"Named Alter the Maytag
N. S. 1114111
Jewish colonization work in Russia
5130 I:rxmy
Phone Metro.. 4011 It
intruded not only as an obstacle for
MARTIN 1111115.
Lincoln 3283
Sits 5l1 , 1ilean Ate.
Larnyelle WW1
5535 Gratlot Ave.
the development of our financial
MORRISON ELECTRIC CO.
"The Great Deal... of the Emst Sid.""
strength but also as a discordant ele-
11513 E. defter..
fanny 4111
ment in the propaganda we have de-
SENTR11, MI sic
STI5 .loa. l'arnpno
Empire 711.i1
Euclid 1210
5085 Joy Road
veloped in America. In its implica-
M. .N.
J. N11 , 111110 CO.
tions it extends beyond America and
1701 Michigan
Lafayette 5714
J. F. ROTKE
and imperils the fundamentals of the
Walnut 1438
5643 Grand River Ave.
4400 31.1 Street
11nliort 5232
Zionist movement. However, be-
cause of the fact that the men who
,
3 are interested in the project of Jew-
lids colonization work in Soviet Rus-
A. LITMAN and M. FISHSON, Manager..
5
sia are sympathetically concerned
rA sia
1—Washes faster. The Gyrafoam Principle creates a
with the development of Palestine
yore highly energized, turbulent and continuously effec-
and because of the fact that they
See water action. No idle water.
2—Washes cleaner. The Gyrafoam Principle moves the
/ have given numerous assurances of
their interest in the Palestine Fouls-
snap evenly through the water. and forces the super-
dation Fund, we are hopeful that the
cleansing, soapier washing solution through the meshes
difficulty will be adjusted in a spirit
of the clothes. No idle suds.
0 of frienithip and good will."
3—Largest hourly capacity in world-50 lbs. ordinary
family wash per hour. Tub holds 21 gallons-4 gallons
The
last
point
of
the
statement
on
; With
r/
more than ordinary washers.
r
4i the attitude of the American delega-
question
of
trans-
the
/ tion dealt with
4—Most compact washer made--takes floor apace only
25 inches square.
The book. for Society Benefit. ere now open and dates can be made ' , leering tie executive from London to
5—Cast aluminum tub—can't warp, rust, rot, swell, split
, by muting Mr. Fishon at the Playhouse every Tuesday end Friday
0 ' Palestine. "It is important fur the
nor corrode.
i strengthening of the Zionist Organiz-
from 12 to 3 P. M. at Hastings and Alfred St.. Phone Cherry 2523.
6—Eas'ly adjusted to your height, and height
Immomemmloinkt anion and the raising of its prestige
of tubs.
7—Clothes can be put in or taken out while washer is
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that the Zionist Executive transfers
running.
its seat l7 Palestine. The executive
the'
8—Tub cleans itself in 30 seconds.
48.1"1111111.1.1.11.1.1111.1"11111"We
must be
in of
constant
touch
9—Metal swinging wringer. Low. Swings
growing
life
Palestine.
An with
execu- '
into 7 posi-
tions. Adjusts itself automatically for handkerchiefs or
tine seated in Palestine will have in-
higher
3lankets. Automatic drainboard. Instant tension release.
a
fluence and authority of
All parts enclosed.
level. We hope that under a fine

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mood the Fourteenth Zionist Congress
will make a stride forward in a solu-I
of the difficult problems before
it," Mr. I.ipsky concluded.
Wise Attacks J. D. C.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president of
the American Jewish Congress and
vice-president of the Fourteenth
Zionist Congress, was introduced by
the chairman, Dr. Leo Motzkin. Dr.
Motzkin described the previous activ-
ity of Dr. Wise in the Zionist move-
ment and his recent return to the
movement. In a powerful speech
which roused a great ovation, Dr.
Wise described the efforts of the I
Zionist movement in America since

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the Cleveland convention, praised I
Justice Louis D. Brandeis and the I
present Zionist administration.
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