PAGE FIVE PIE9E114111;11111SH &RON ICII: Another Life THINNING OUT THE MAIZE A rason'13 (krrtittga Pen-Picture of Lie •t Ain ii•rod, the Keutlak on Jewish National Fund Land in thc "Emek." By LOTTA LEVENSOHN ,.. e ... i It is early may, and high sum- mine sourish black breatl, tea a From r g.,141 beet soup, bean porridge and `''-',i ! summer in }'nook Jezreel. , the little railway station at Ain bread barely touched. IA ho cart, commands the whole to eat fin such a day? •I Harts' the eye ,;:l. eastern section of the great plain. This is a long recess. We do not ""' Lying in theenibrace of its engirills begin to work again until 1:30 and ' ing mountians, the Eniek spreads still have an hour after the bath its ticlils, woods, vineyards in trim and the meal. But where to rest ? patterns shading from the yellow- I■ islitgreen of ripening wheat to the No shade anywhere, not even a bit A over foures„til;,kusedAsrs.'i'lli, ( ,f, s hm.,:, ntio ing 1;, deep fittest tones of the rustling fashion. little f, eucalyptus. Fifteen minutes' walk hue stands „ear an. we crawl fin to the right, Ain Ilari al ha s ordered ml% i Stan , i t, and try to sleep. itself in a camp at the f"a t• of more energetic, pull books bks out of NItunt Gilboa ; fifteen minutes' their pockets and try to read air- I climb to the left, up a cypress-bur- tiered road, lies th e pretty tillage\t i'' tr 'lit't.."II g / 'it' 1.1"tllZt la -.A neri,i1Za .ryi'd liTsih haul of Kfar Ezekiel. On the same slope, to find time to write home ever; further fiver to the right, is Kevu- wee k , but. then fn m ili e„,it .„ I 4+ zit Hattlevah, and on a hilltop tensely for letters. „ • lust beyond that the Arab village Ilachurot time's up!" ‘Ve WI Kuminia, the future estate of Tel o - rselVeS out front under the hay- ' ...1.1 Joseph. Already Tel Joseph has " or slowl y acros, built new quarters up there for its w:igon :Ind start children, and placed them safely ti;.`' fields. The day is at sal- ut my friend Frumka r,Hr out of reach id the suinnier heat tribe,. r of and still threatening malaria. On "" Only another hou is " she tells me "and the worst this.' ..,•,,, , ..,,, „" the other side of the railway, on a 't:4,,,+, line with Ain Harod, Tel Joseph w l " ' °" ' After the long recess, the first i..41 stands out on its mounds, present- a ,,,, quitel vigm:ous•,i ;1', in); its farm buildings sideways to hour'swerk goes quite ot na k , like the drawing of a child. 'I hen towards three w ' , the eye, wind strikes us from the west, from ri And furthest to thy' east, a patch of in WoodS and a just visible barn is the wide Nlediterraiwan that we recognized for Bet Alpha, the first could set: if we were to climb (but and so far only Kevuzah of the wt. perish the thought) the Moll, famous youth organization H ash- tain totvering above us. Another hour, and we stop for "Aruehat : ; 1 m e IIazair. incha" ternoon tea. Again w e , :arly morning in the Emek, a 1 . 437' melt the wagon by the road-side, y..4.: chilly breeze stirring and the sun this time a group working in the • not yet above the horizon. At Ain nearby eXperilliental fields joining ,.?;' H an the el rising bell has just rung us. [he now familiar tea and black 1 :1 5 exactly. Within 15 minutes bread are lengthened into a meal . the workers assemble for their by pickled cauliflower. -,‘ day's arrignments. Wagons are al- 1I'e sit on nicks and bundles of ready harnessed to transimrt those wo- Whose Work lies beyond walking hay. All art, dressed :dike: the distance on this 1,2110-acre farm. men ill thin cotton dresses, hare foot sandals, a minimum undertvear We pile into one of the wagons, and -kerchiefs or wide.- head-kerchiefs jolt along behind a pair a mules ctn. !) for the best part of an hour to the st raWhats. The filen in caps or the Sallie huts as the women, with red fields of "tires" Ionize) which border on the fields of l'el Joseph. or green stripes circuling the brims, the same sandals, long khaki trou• in charge A dozen girls art. told or of a young man who acts as "cap- stirs, thin shirts, and no unuder. wear. But - -man for man, and tain." 'rho.. who have not yet worked woman for woman, here In his row- here are instructed. "The plants none where they draw the last int flYnnferneY, the nob - must be at least sixty centimetres (ch for wh a t stand out each are to pull Oduals t (25 inches) apar . ti the they are. There is the serious, con- ll fin everything i templative, intellectual face of tip. h ave roots -bell rnrhnuutt- duu't Clyde M. Ford Service Sales . . V i v i d 38 E. MICHIGAN AVENUE DEARBoliti, MIcHIGAN Phone Dearborn 500 FORD PRODUCTS FORD SERVICE Season's Greetings ARROW Tool & Reamer Co. of Moses. PROPHET AND Ills GOD. in E. Published by Horace W•tson. tIl went 1, ,,rts•eighth nirret. N., York 1(31 E. I.. Grant Watson has aimed at a "poetic presentation" of the life follows closely uptin of \l uses. the life of the Hebrew Lawgiver, and bases his story also upon Tal- Holiday Greetings Phones Randolph 95164577 Al # Service 0 ' VI Carpenter Insurance Agency cKell, —Cut l'otutesy Dory, tivrriyht emteEsmit MOSES ON SINAI Man. and Oriental legends. But the aspect of the story which has 76 NURSES GRADUATE ,emed to this author of import- FROM SINAI SCHOOL an., is that which "as we read in „.,,,, Genesis or Exodus, revealed uni- -- SVN'ellh'sSIX (1 I tK. ' , '''''`V Y , , , , vernal and spiritual truths Within of far nurses compitoet. toeir tort. , year greater import than the recording curses at the Mount Sinai Hospi- of material happenings. tal School of Nursing last Thin:s- them are concealed the history of , ' and ‘vere graduated amid itn - tile human spirit and its progress 111 1, school, iToi,i,I fi , ‘1,0,1• ,eis, s,hi v,eui:eit)iis,irliii; it .; ,n. 0 , ,:f.01 ,11z e ,u,•h in cons ciousness." Gran t IS'atson also tells us in his ' tn.. nospika., oispensary an n d curia l preface to this story of :11oses: service department, is one of the ; "I have seen in the story of :1I tis '" (urges( and most noted institution . Of the ego-con- es the development III U hit d States and seioUsliess of the F of its kind the sciolisliess from the early clairvo- like the hospital its e If, is one of the ge ,_ }tort co li ', • I, constituent agencies of the Feder- ,,,, , ,. n perceive ,. thins. I t is 5Ioscs wi. the ...,,''''` the I AM which is both Man and 'hi" f ''' ' ' Support "I. 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I.a \VgiVer and Liberitor of Israel diplomas and nfialallb began"alb a from Egypt, it is diflicult to take processional ill Which the faculty, tit" kindly to the other biographies the graduating class, and the inter- liut, of qualms. , mediate and junior classes partici- .r the alw. ays leave the strongest plant. tint- paled, and concluded With a recep- - ----- ----- You understand that the roots must Inti"nalT- And there is the placid, I Ie a disciple of Aaron, lovinst lion at the new Mount Sinai Nut's- Unillarked, uneharacteristic visage Cedar 2793 have just so much ground to draw. 422 Artillery of the born subordinate, who will peace and pursuing peace. —The es' Home, which accommodates I their substance front." , .190 nurses. Talmud. always prefer to work under the The work looks cast', and it is le else. sometime liut by for the first. hour or so. In our group now is a blond. breeze scorn o'el.ock let morning sun lit:comes a`bed German who has been 6 it died down, and the guidng a mule between the rows i a hit too pent-trating. of maize all guy'. Ile is an expert "I'm thirsty," I tell 1.'1'11111w, a i n ''.nonus A slim, dark girl s. ''.nonuse. tall sunburned girl who is 1113' men - with hair of chinese thinness and tor. straightness, herself !Headier of a "Very soon there will he tea, wealthy Polish manufacturing fain- when they bring out our breakfast. ily is expressing her scorn 1.1 Pol- The water supply is half an hour's ish Jewish labor. Why whenever walk from here. ! ' they can, they become manufact- "A welcome rumble of wheels an- urers on their own account. Don't nolinCeS the fund wagon. All hands talk to me of Jewish labor move- strike across the field to the 'gl ow went in Poland!" A solid, square-set wanton comes of the road. The driver unloads a "What chance milk can filled with still warn, tea. to their defence iv pulls out two loaves of black bread have they to build up a labor noe• from a burlap sack, sets down a molt. I ask you? Hundreds of them tux. discharged from notes them of tai canister tilled with sugar, ANDREW I. GILBERT, State Agent the number of heads and counts a factory in on.. day merely beoluse Longfellow 9683 Cadillac 5491 out chipped enamel clips and plates th e y are J e ws, sh a ll th e y s t arve ?. 13477 Goddard Ave. 1822 Ford Building to c.o.-respond, puts into each of the Everyone wants to live, and to IiVe I 'flatus a spoonful of oil ill which as Well as he ran. I don't hits ,.f browned onion are floating. them fur {wiping thouselves-those allows us two hard boiled eggs each who do help themselves." A middle - aged woman, with a throws down a few lainelws of seal- lions, arid prepares to go on to his p o ckmarked expressionless fact., burnt broliZe by the suns of a dozen next station. "Did you bring water?" I ask. Palestinian summers in the field, 'I had no container for water,' listens intently and says nothing. he replies equably. This driver is Neither does she who is in •harg-t. a gentle, good natured box., but he of the experimental work in ve,.?- might have used his imagination. tables --a nut uncommon combina- Maytag and Whirlpool Washers A cup or two of tea won't keep us tion of former Russian revolution- Premier Vacuum Cleaners going till noon. ary, agricultural expert, and Pales- Ity eight o'clock the sun's rays tinian labor leader, but in herself , Ironers and All Standard Electric Devices begin to sting. Heads and necks a very unusual woman. She sits, ant covered, of course, but arms anal nearby, but her thoughts are not Repairing and Reconditioning Specialists NEILS II. LARSEN, Manager legs protest (there's no wearing upon the talk. Others here --men long sleeves or stovkings in this and women—show few traces of ATTRACTIVE CASH PRICES heat.) Hot bits of gravelly earth developtal Beyond personality. and stone penetrate the nautili. a passable knowledge of Hebrew,' Slightly Higher for l'onvenient Payments Old tales of torture by walking they give little hint of education Empire 0525.26 barefoot on hot plates eons to the formal sense , and many 8716 Twelfth Street Walnut 4225 5449 Twelfth St. mind. It isn't so had as all that of little tricks of voice and Manner course. It's only that one has had show that they have nut had the too long a cum's. in walking on eultured homes and advantages of - asphalted pavements. many of the r comrades. For these, i A long hour passes from eight to Ilaluziut, despite all its hardships, nine, while we traverse long rows is a levelling up--in human voil- a the Indian corn and bend to Diets, in cultural opportunities for themselves and for their children.. pluck up the young plants. "Nine o'clock, girls!" calls the But in bearing of one comrade to captain. Let's rest a bit." The another there is never a hint of little group congregates, and sit or disparity in character, skill, all ain- lit; flat on the ground. Not a bit ments, or amyl hing else. Each is • of shade anywhere. The heat rises judged by his fitness for the things in little quivering waves, Still, that have to he done here.... after a ten-minute recess life seems Aruhat Minhah is over. We are less tragic. "Only two more hours exhilarated by the tea, the length- of work." remarks the captain. ening shadows, the cool wind. The Agent Southern Surety Co. of New York We walk up and down, up and labors of the last hour and a half down the rows of succulent green, are almost a pastime. The wagons a true relief to the eye after the come to fetch us back to the ramp. 4100 Penobscot Building, Detroit parched brown earth and yellow We shall still be in time for a stubble nearby. Every few min- plunge into the pool in the eucaly- Cadillac 0301.2-3 Cadillac 2148 utcs the rapid tear-Illy is inter- ptus grove. And tin• supper of 2035.36 Dime Bank Bldg. y rupted while a girl stops to straigh- black bread, tea and porridge will ten her back.. At longer intervals. Ise eaten in enormous qualities tit' - - I I MI \111,\ \"%lh.1 LW' one sits down for a moment or two. make up for the day's abstinence. .1 The 511 milli, towards the zee Parents are the first to ith and the east wind bites at us out a th e wagon, as we pas. the like an invisible burning terror. children's quarters. Soon they will it is the Ilanisin, blowing from the re-appear carrying and leading their offspring into the mess hall, O desert, hot dry and pitiless. Eleven o'clock at last. We tramp to enjoy their company to the place where the waters the precious hour before 1.1tim from the well of Ain !lanai run After supper a lecture is 2 through a trough into the pipes of flounced on the international labor I Tel Joseph. We drink greedily movement. Little groups rennin] to a FA and bathe in the rapidly flowing read "hater," the labor daily, by the = p waters. We are pleasantly sated,' light of smoky little lamps, and to' ___ = without and within. Our skins, wait for the lectures. But passing l= ll will soon dry and our lips parch by the open tent flaps and open t= again. But this moment is blessed- barrack windows you will See pea- != :"Y had one always treated water tile stretched out on their iron cots l = A as if it didn't matter? 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