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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1926-07-02

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YOUNG WOMEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION CAMP

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heal action by the Palestine Execu- port a large Jewish population?' Mr.
Samuel was asked.
tive.
"Estimates vary from 2,000,000 as
An I expressed it in The Zionist
of June 25, 'The fate of Palestine and a predominantly agricultural tountry
the fate of Zionism still lies in Jew- to 5,000,000 or 0,000,000 on a pre-
' ish hands. We have•still the oppor- dominantly mercantile and manufac-
tunity, and the duty to present the turing country. Belgium has a pop-
Leads the ll'orld its Motnr Car Value
truth about the crisis to the world ulation of 6,000,000 on an area not
and then to see whether public opin- larger than Palestine.
Regions in Palestine that are un-
ion will not force a just solution to
the impasse that the Jewish people is fit for agriculture could still 1*v-we
now facing in Eretz-Israel, ‘Ve have centers of large manufacturing Iwp-
" still the most powerful weapon of ulations. Tremendous areas of al-
modern times to direct at the wall most unpopulated land ore available
which seems to encircle Jewish hopes in 1 rums-Jordania also under the
British Mandate. This is very im-
and ideals.
There is no time to he lost in meet- portant.
Questioned concerning the unern-
,• ing the crisis. Loon the action which
. the Jews of the world take within the ployment in Palestine Mr. Samuel
next var. [trough the Zi.inist Execu- declared, It is absolutely false that
s rive,- hangs the fate of Palestine. Palestine unemployment exceeds sint-
:, Whether it is to be a Jewish colony ilar unemployment in the whole of
in a foreign and antagonistic emir- Europe. There are nearly 2,000,000
' onment, no better than Crimea or the unemployed in England. That is a
Jewish l'ale in Poland, or whether it much larger proportion than in Pal-
is to be a true Jewish state moving estine. And England is not receiv-
toward an independent and peaceful ing a large influx of labor immigra-
BEACH AT "Y" CAMP.

life is the issue: We know that under tion each year. Whatesier unemploy.
Summer, the season for bathing, work on a schedule, varying the ac•
present conditions tee can never meat there is in Palestine could have
achieve the latter and we feel certain been avoided if sufficient capital hail earn in r and hiking, is here. The tivities to a great extent every day.

that through proper and courageous been forthcoming for public works Jewish young women of the commu- Following is a schedule for a day at
.4.
tactics we can win the only goal we and fin. the financing of the building nity are very fortunate in having a camp: 7310 a. m., reveille; 7:30, set-
real haven of rest to go to for an ting up exercises; Sbo, breakfast;
have been seeking in Palestine."
trades.
As it in l'alestine employed 29,000 ideal vacation. The Young Women's 9:00, dormitory inspection; 9:30 to
out of a total of 33,000 in one year Ilebrew Association camp located 14 11::30, tennis, baseball, hiking; 12:3(1,
MAURICE SAMUEL
dinner; I:30 to 3:00, ri•st period;
Are American Jews giving their Think of the 29,00(1 employed—not miles above Port Baron, is ideally
share towards the upbuilding of Pal- the .1,000 unemplo'yed," declared Mr. situated and equipped to take care 3:00 to 4:00, free play; 4:00, swim-
ming; 6:00, supper; 8:00, camp lire;
Samuel with marked emphasis. of large crowds of vacationists.
; estine?
"England is a slow and careful- The camp is commencing its sec- 10:110 p: nt, taps.
"What American Jews ,are giving
Camp tires bring the whole group
shoving country," he commented, din- andseason and, with a very able
is generous—as charity—but as na-
tional reconstruction it is insigniti- cussing the politichl situation. "Eng- staff of counselors, will be able to together for eats, story telling and
singing, Good companionship, It
- cant," in the opinion of :Maurice Sam- land is concerned in maintaining
food and a comfortable bed all make
uel, noted Zionist lecturer and mem- peace and order and is in my opinion, -
for a happy and joyous feeling.
ber of the National Executive Com- over-cautious in her attitude. Yet I Reform Jews of America?"' asked.
/411 girls who are planning on
have
not
the
slightest
doubt
that
"Nothing more than we are doing,
, mittee of the Z. O. A.
"American standards of giving are within the next year or two she will was Mr. Samuel's reply. To plead spending their vacations at the 1
-
make
the
land
available
for
Jewish
our cause, to be prepared to share camp are requested to register as
higher than those of other ineople.
privileges on a reasonable assumption soon as possible at the clubhouse, 89
America gave $10,000,000 for Jap- colonreation.
The quantity of arable land has of responsibility and to go on work- Rowena street.
anese relief after the great earth-
quake. That was generous. Anwri- been greatly exaggerated. There are ing for Palestine whether or not the
really no more than 600,000 dunams
.;; can Jews gave $10,000,000 to the of
crown land ready for cultivation on-Zionists
offer us support in keep-
n
') Keren Ilayesod in the last four years.
ing with their means.
That is not generous. Four millions (without irrigation) that could be
The Jewish Agency is open to all Membership Campaign:
were raised last year —a sum that distributed among the Jewish set- Jews who will help to rebuild al-
With the membership campaign for
a was unheard if tie years ago. But I tiers."
estine generously but it would be 1,000 members in full swing, the
"Are the immigrants settling
f illy, in my opinion, to offer the pin-- various committees in charge of this
'!" the future will see the raising of sums I
-; that will dwarf those of the present the cities from choice or from neces- il( eges of the Jewish Agency to pow-
drive are doing their utmost to en-
:, more than those of the present dwarf say?" I asked.
erful groups which regard the recon- list the hundreds of Jewish young
.
"The quantity of immigrants who
relatively men of Detroit in joining their ranks.
i s a relatively
those of the past."
struction of Palestine enterprise.
• •
To the funds now being raised the go on the land is still too small in
The sooner the quota is reached the
Reform Jew is "decidedly not con- view of our aim to make Palestine unimportant charitable
sooner this city will witness the es-
tributing his share," the Conservative agriculturally self-supporting," re-
EMANUEL NEUMANN
tablishment of a regular Jewish
That genuine statesmanship should Young Men's center. The committee
Jew is not contributing his full share Plied Mr. Samuel. "That, how-ever,
"but he is doing better than the Re- is not the fault of the immigrant. seek to organize the forces of Zion- in charge of the various activities is
form Jew" and the Orothmlox Jew It is the fault of the Jews of the ism today, rather than encourage new
arranging several mass meetings and
contributing about as much, pro- world who fail to provide the work-
is
i the opinion of Emanuel a smoker to which all Jewish organ-
portionately as the Conservative Jew" ing capital for colonization. The P arties .
izations, such as the Knights of Pyth-
declared Mr. Samuel. Not because Jews of Palestine are battering at Neuniann.
ias, B'nai 'Frith and others will be
the Orthodox Jew is more generous the doors of the Palestine Executive there
last
in Palestine
there the
were
23 elections
parties within
a total invited. In conjunction with this
than the Reform Jew, but because for land and capital--and the Pal- voting population of only 00,000,"
drive, the Detroit "Y" Journal, the
his understanding of Jewish problems estine Executive hasn't got it."
Mr:Neumann pointed out. "The gov-
A..odate Dolour
thcial newspaper of the Detroit "Y"
Revisionism, Mr. Samuels charac- eminent of Palestine is organized on
is much nearer to his personal expe•
will make its appearance in every
R. W. HOLLISTER W. H. COPHER MOTOR SALES MARTIN MOTOR SALtS
tensed an a deniogogie arrogation continental European models. :very
rience," he added.
Jewish
young
man's
home.
11625Cassini,
w•Ave.
12942
Asked from what classes the money of a superior brand of Zionism. Re- party has its creed and elects its rep-
9403.8439 Grand River Avenue.
GIBSON
DETROIT SALES CO.
for Zionist work conies Mr. Samuel visionists who prettN they want resentatives. The result is a multi- Athletics:
ED. NOWAK
replied: "Almost exclusively from the more for Palestine tin:
ROWLEY & ZIMMERMAN
resen t' at parties with no one party
6185 West Fort St,
The Jewish young men of the city,
shown Zion-
how
4551 Michivin Ave.
niiddle and lower middle classes. The ists, and yet have nevei r other
5066 Woodward Ave.'
hi g enough to exert sufficient power who are interested in sport and ath-
WALTER P. HAMMOND, INC.
internationalist radical seems to stand they are going to get more than to carry through a line of action, or
H. A. SCHMID CO.
letic activities are invited to attend
V. E. WORDEN, INC.
Twelfth Street at Glynn Court.
on the same platform as the banker other Zionists are getting, are mere- even to decide on a line of , action.
11801 Gratiot Av..
meetings at Goldberg field, Ferry and
3169 E. Jeffenoe
in his oppOsition to the upbuilding of I}' playing to the gallery."
, There is the Peale Zion with its creed
"14 ' had do you think shou III) t- I on( of socialism, the Mizrachi with its Hastings street, any afternoon after
LEWIS BROS.
Inc.
a Jewish Homeland."
COMMUNITY
MOTORS,
"Do you expect Palestine to sup- to enlist the active support of the creed of orthodoxy, the Zeirei Zion, 5:30 p. ni. and there they will find
2885 Esse Grand Blvd.
11620 E. Jefferson
the members of the athletic club of
etc., etc.
the Detroit "Y" holding practice
Jewish Joint Distribution Commit- representatives of the Joint Distribu-
"We can go nine-tenths of the road
sates, swimming meets, and other ac- bers of the organization will be guests tee under the auspices of the Polish tion Committee, Dr. Jacob W. New-
with each of these groups. But there
of the Y. M. H. A. of Chicago.
man, Captain Frank Cannes and Mau-
comes a time when we must part tivities.
Jewish Society for the Protection of
rice Heider. The representatives of
company. Each of these groups rep-
Health of the Jewish Population, was the Polish government in an address
POLISH GOVERNMENT
resents the intt•rests of a special Educational:
expressed
the thanks of the govern-
opened
recently
in
Otwock.
The educational committee has de- THANKS J. D. C. FOR WORK
class. They possess the right to as-
Representatives of the Polish got ment to the Joint: Distribution Corn-
sert their class interests, of course, cided to discontinue their various
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.) — A poly-
mittee
for
its relief work among Po-
ernment,
the
municipality
and
Jewish
but they must nut be permitted to classes for the summer months. ,
clinic for tubercular patients, estab-
societies were present as well as the lish Jews.
impose their aims or their methods Social:
ith the aid of the American
w
lished
This week-end holiday sonic mem-
on the whole population. The time
has come when we must have a mid-
dle bloc. We can take a little from
the left and a little from the right,
and incorporate them ill our work. I
want to see a middle blue for those
who occupy the middle ground—the
Landsmannschaften and all general
; 11
This middle bloc Is ou
i
Zionists.
STRENGTH AND SAFETY
, have only one interest, the national
interest. Meonwhile, we should up-
COMBINED WITH THE
pose any attempts to add to disor-
ganization.
WISDOM WHICH RE-
We Americans are against a niulti-
1
I plicityilf parties. We have learned
SULTS FROM AN EX-
that many parties mean government-
: al weakness. 'The government of Pal-
PERIENCE OF SEVENTY-
estine should be planned on the Eng-
I fish model. In England there are al-
SEVEN YEARS IN DEAL-
ways two major parties—the ins and
I outs. The ins rule the country. They
ING WITH THE CORPOR-
• organize the cabinet. The out, are
the voice of the minority. They have
ATE AND PERSONAL
their cabinet, the so-called "shadow
cabinet." If the balance of power
FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
shifts from the ins to the outs, the
. cabinet of the ins resigns and the
OF DETROITERS. I
" S 1 la( I OO ; ca binet" steps into power
and becomes the real cabinet.
Now, the Palestinian partisans tell
1
Pus that the idea of multiplicity of
Iparties is the way of progress. They
• say it is advancing from east to west
and is now overtaking England. I
think that no greater calamity could
happen to us than to be overtaken by
this wave of progress. .I realize that
every party represents some intellec-
tual wealth. But recent history has
shown that excessive democracy de-
feats itself. First it creates paralysis.
And then, when paralysis has de-
' stroyed the power of the government,
Cablut Kdrisator w.dd 231— whirr pwrrlai. ;
it brings dietalwrawhip. Dictatorship
metal trimmed
is the natural outcome of such ten-
dencies as we saw in Germany and
in Italy, for example,we are see-
in Europe.
ing today everywhe
What we should aim or today is the
consolidation, not the division, of our
strength."
Referring to (he Revisionists, Mr.
Neumann defined their program as:
' 1. Greater political pressure on
England.
2. A firmer attitude toward the
These Dealers will
Arabs. the formation of a Jewish Le-
be glad to demon-
gion, etc.
Commenting on this program he ex•
strate kelvinato•
pressed the view that it offers no
unit.
built in our own factories as self - font
advantages
Greater food space—greater ice-cube capacity—
specific or new departures from pres-
Or you can have any one of the mans. Leonard
ent Zionist policies. Ile pointed out
real Leonard C leanable construction in the Cabinet
your
home
Cleanable Refrigerators delivered to
that it is the only group that is or-
models—the world's standard electric refriger-
ganized mainly for the purpose of
Kelvinatur equipped.
ation. This is what you get when you buy
Detroit Edison Co., C.
pressing for more energetic political
Motors Building and all
Only Kelvinator offers you so vaned a choice
Kelvinator.
action. Referring to the demands of
Branches.
the Revisionists for a firmer policy
Good Housekeeping Shop,
Cottage, apartment, or mansion—there is a genu-
Main Office : State at Griswold
And—surprising fact — Kelvinator sells for less.
1415 Broadway.
towards the Arabs, Mr. Neumann de-
Good Housekeeping Shop,
ine Kelvinator for every home, and a ithin soar
clared: "We must not give the im-
13321 East Jefferson Ave.
More than this. Under our Household Budget
means. Just mail the coupon. Get the full Lim
pression of being hostile to the
Shop,
Good Housekeeping
now—
3739 lout on.
Plan you can have all this quality—right
about Kelsinator's moderate price, ac know ledge,'
Arabs."
Baldoni hardware Co., 9514
Mr. Jabotinsky says we are sitting
small
down
payment.
.
with just a
— and the Household Budget Purchase
superiority- -and
Grand River Ave.
, on 8 volcano. But I think he may
Hardy... Co., 12219
Lee
Plan.
Woodward Ave.
succeed in setting of the volcano.
You can select a Kelvinator to chill your present
T. B. Rayl Co, East Grand
while now, it is only quiescent..
Mail the coupon vow, and you can enjoy your
refrigerator—or one of our beautiful, new Cab-
River and Woodward.
Touching upon the educational sys-
C. B. Sin.th Hardware CO,
Kelvinator the rest of the summer
inet Kelvinators with Kelvinator and refrigerator
3238 Gritting.
tem in Plestine he pointed out its
Southeastern
Electric
Co.,
partisan character. There are. he de-
Kt JAIN ATOR SALES CORPORATION, Na I Vi 'EST 47n4 ST., (BRENTANO BLDG ) BRYANT situ

Rounding into the last month of the
half year period Nash sales and pro-
duction raced thru June to pile up a
60% lead OVER the greatest previous
volume of June business in all Nash
history.

And this record-breaking total also
made June 1926, the 22nd consecutive
month —with one exception — to sure
pass the mark set by the same month
of the previous year.

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

The reason Nash is getting the busi-
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for the money—in greater VALUE,
in greater QUALITY, and in finer
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clared, not one but three systems of
education in Palestine today—Zion-
ists, Mizrachi and Labor. Notwith-
standing this condition Mr. Neumann
expressed the opinion that it is pos-
sible to develop an educational sys-
tem satisfactory to all parties.
Concerning the proposed extension
of the Jewish Agency Mr. Neumann
declared that, "at the present time
it would result in the immediate de-
moralization of Zionism.
"Before we can enter into any al-
liance with non-Zionist groups we
should organize ourselves. An that
means ■ consolidation of power in
the Palestine government and resist-
ing all attempts to add to disorgan-
ization."

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Theisen Hardware Co., 85.32
Michigan Ave.
Oil Btirning Engineering Co.,
4155 C•• ■ Ave.
Woodward Washing Machine
Co.,
6529 Grand River

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