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Figaro and L'Ami du Peuple he borrowed
stupidities from the old Fird propaganda
and the new Hitler bigotries. The B'nai
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B'rith Order he calls "a sinister internation-
Leo
al power," He attacks "Russian Jews, who
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spread subversive ideas." He resurrected
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"Jacob Schiff died in October, 1920, fol-
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Per Year lowed by the regrets of Jews of all national-
latb•cription, in Advance. ........
ities, who considered him as the temporal
all correspondence and news matt.
• ineure p u blication.
les by Tuesday evening of each week.
head of the Jewish nation, and saw in him
ist reach this ti
the paper only.
of
bon mailing notices, kindly nee one side
the man providentially stimulated by God
IN. Detroit Jewish Chronicle Invites correspondence on nit-
e
to chastise 'Pharaoh' of Russia and his
bete of te the .1.1. people, but dietionas spous
writers
laity for an indorsement of the •iews expreeeed by the
people."
Sabbath Readings of the Law.
Thus a new hate is being propagated, and
Pentateuchal portion—Lev. 26:3-27:34.
to accomplish his ends M. Coty appears de-
Prophetical portion—Jer. 16:19-17:14.
termined to spare no one, not even Presi-
lyar 21, 5692
ay 27, 1932
dent Herbert Hoover of the United States.
So stupid are some of his charges and so
Youth in the Lead.
insanely does he seek to entice into his
Whatever may be said in criticism or ap net of hate every name of prominence, that
obation of the methods which' were pur- the following letter, written recently to
ed in the solicitation of funds for the the editor of the New York Herald by
llied Jewish Campaign, there was such a Charles A. Weil, deserves a wider audience
ast amount of effort expended by the de- than it has so far received:
oted, unselfish and self-sacrificing volun-
In an article in the Ami 'Du People of Feb-
ers that every other element must be rete-
ruary 20, M. Coty accuses President Hoover of
sted to the background.
self-interested complicity in connection with the
reparation moratorium of July last year and, in
Particularly gratifying during the cam-
the same breath, places upon the Jews and Jacob
aign which just closed was the fact that
Schiff as head of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and leader
outh was in the lead. Young men and
of a so-called Jewish banking coterie, the respon-
sibility for the German refusal or inability to
omen, imbued with a spirit of camara-
pay reparations, and the Bolshevist revolution
erie and sportsmanship, joined in an effort
in Russia. This unwarranted attack upon the
r communal service and achieved compar-
head of a friendly nation and a whole race,
shows neither command of the facts, nor logical
tive success in the face of obstacles they
consistence with undisputed facts that are mat-
ad to encounter, and in spite of the refusal
ters of common knowlegde.
I cdnsider myself all the more qualified to take
many
of
the
wealthy
Jews
in
the
com-
f
this position since I have been almost consistently
unity to participate in this campaign for
opposed to Mr. Hoover's policies since he has
elief and cultural causes.
been in office, but 1 will defend his integrity and
ask M. Coty what proof he has that, in 1930
Now that the campaign is over, we re-
already, Mr. Hoover had received from Germany
eat the question we placed to our leaders
the proposition for the moratorium that was only
ollowing the campaigns of 1930 and 1931:
announced in 1931. I am not asking for hear-
say, Kuhn, Loeb di Co., is neither Jewish nor re-
ow will the man-power, which was assem-
sponsible for the Bolshevist revolution, and Jacob
led in the course of the drive, be utilized
Schiff died almost a decade ago.
The statement that Jews paid for Mr. Hoover's
or communal service throughout the year?
election is disproven by the published lists of
he sentiment we expressed following last
contributors to the campaign costs.
ear's campaign, in an editorial in our issue
The fact of the matter is that the credits ex-
tended by certain American banks to Germany
May 22, 1931, is as applicable today as
were extended by public, not private, banks and
was then and two years ago. In the edi-
I challenge M. Coty to point on their board of
directors to members of the Jewish faith, or,
al of a year ago we stated:

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The campaign being over, the communally-
the future. What
minded must bein to think cf
about Jewish activities In this community for
the balance of the year? Surely, a community
does not function only three or four weeks in the
year by merely conducting • charity drive. In
the present campaign were assembled so many
differing groups of Jews, among the volunteers
were enlisted so many young men and women
who have never before partcipated in Jewish
activities, that to fail to retain their interest in
things Jewish would be tantamount to inviting
even greater indifference in Jewish ranks by the
failure to make use of an unusual triumph.
It is well to remember that while a campaign
can, as this one was, be won by stunts, by ex-
cellent organization, a good spirit of camara-
derie and fine sportsmanship, the life of the Jew-
ish community depends upon the type of leader-
ship we develop, the kind of content we Five to
our Jewish activities, the extent to which we
are able to make culture, respect for learning,
Jewish Idealism command and rule the conduct-
of the community. Perhaps it is in place at
this time to recall the ancient warning that was
issued to Hannibal, one of the world's greatest
generals, anent his victories: "Hannibal knows
how to gain a victory, but not how to use it."
For, be it remembered, this drive was not for
relief alone, although "Relief, Relief!" was the
central cry. Ancient and indestructible tradi-
tions were involved in the eampagin appeal.
Jewish education played an important part in the
campaign budget. Ordinarily, except for the
s present critical times, that would and should
come first. There were other educational items,
and among the leading causes was the ideal of
a rebuilt Palestine. There is sufficient material
for study, thinking, communal interest included
in the campaign's causes to make this com-
munity thrill in Jewish living, and to lead it on
to even greater achievement. But will interest in
these causes die with the excitement of the
drive, the campaign only to be recalled in the
demands for the payment of pledges?

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

A Dream Comes True

Jacobi Sabbath Eveninv Services Sponsored by Congregation '
Emenu-El of New York Proving Vital Factor in
Revival of Synagogue Music.

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BEAR STORY
It is a variation of an old Yiddish story, but I've just heard it
HOLLYWOOD.—Is Winchell in
As the star of "0. K. again—and at this time it seems to me particularly apropos.
"You know," remarked Chayim to Beryl, "I really ought to
America, "Waltah" will be on the
. By ALMA LUBIN
receiving end of the critics' barbs 'bench Gomel' (make a blessing for rescue from peril) now."
"And why?" gestured Beryl.
this time.... Anyway, the salary
"Well," replied Chayim, "it's a long story, but I'll tell it quickly.
Goldmark. Later he went to is estimated at fifty thousand .. . 1
The activity of the choir
was
getting dark. All about me, I could see sight falling. Yes,
Paris and then to Berlin, where and that's quite a pile of conso- I It
committee of Temple Emanu-
the
Hochschule
at
lation.
The
picture
must
be
fin-,
falling
like a heavy snow. And here I was going through the woods.
he
studied
El, New York City, in sponsor-
fur Musik with Paul Juon. ished immediately, if not sooner, i And let me tell you this was the real woods. The kind of woods
ing new musical services for the
the West, where en are men and woods are woods.
Although most of his composi- as Walter has to punch the old I
they have out in
m
synagogue, is arousing nation-
tions have not been religious in time clock at the Daily Mirror on A real jungle. Tigers, lions, wolves pranced and danced all through it.
wide interest. Their program
"I
soon
saw
that
in the darkness of night I would not be able to
character
this
Friday
evening
1
June 30.
consists chiefly in commission-
make my way, that if I did, some hyena might mistake me for a meal.
service is not his first essay in
• • •
ing outstanding Jewish compos-
Max
Trell,
who
writes
the
kid-
I
So
I
searched
for
some
place where I could abide the night.
the field. Among several
ers to write these services, with
"Terrified, I walked softly—and lo, imagine my pleasure as I
choral works is the "Response dies' Good-Night Story for the
the ultimate end that there will
amid
the
howling
of the wild animals of prey on a small
to Silent Prayer," especially Hearst papers, is a recent arrival stumbled
I
be a revival of Hebrew syna-
written for the dedication of in Hollywood. His story, Man- but left over probably, by some hunter. I could have fallen on my
gogual music in America.
knees
and
uttered
a
prayer
of
thanksgiving, but I had my new suit
the new Temple Emanu-EI in hattan Lawyer," was sold to War-
The first of these commissions
New York.
ner's . it'd about a Jewish New on and didn't want to dirty it. I went in. It was deliverance indeed.
has been put into effect. Freder-
Nevertheless, it was very lonesome. My nearest neighbor was a giant
The musical warmth and tech- York lawyer.
ick Jacobi completed his Sab-
• • •
alligator, whose form I could perceive from the window of my hut.
nical facility which mark "As-
bath evening service a short
It was so lonely I could have gladly gone up and made friends even
syrian
Prayers"
and
"The
Poet
A
veteran
producer
at
24
is
time a5o, and there has been ex-
in the Desert," works by Mr. "Junior" Laemmle, who began his with this alligator, but after all, I had no introduction, so I thought
cellent comments from critics on
I had better not. I am not a very forward person.
Jacobi
which
have
been
played
at
17
after
graduating
the performance of it at Temple
"Yes, it was lonesome. No radio and the only broadcasting was
by almost every orchestra in the from the Ethical Culture School in
The committee's
Emanu-El.
that of the wild beast calls. How I missed the afternoon paper. I
country,
are
likewise
to
be
New
York
City.
He's
the
first
seemingly visionary plan, con-
decided
there and then that in the future I would .be much more
found in the music of this serv- exec. to be born into the movie
ceived over two yeara ago, has
ice. There is nothing of the business instead of coming to it respectful to my paper. I wouldn't wrap herring in it. I would
become now a reality, and all
realize that it constituted an integral portion of my daily enjoyment.
secular art here, however.
from some other line of work.
who are acquainted with the
• •
As I sat thinking thus, I felt my bones ache. I concluded that I
The music is characterized by
music of this first of the new
must be weary. There was one of those Murphy-in-the-wall beds in
Freud,
who
hailed'
profoundly
religious
servor,
in
•
Mr.
I.
C.
services can give it only super-
its hymns of praise as in the, from the big motor-car city, is a the hut. I pulled it out, and undressed myself and sat down on the
lative praise.
more intimate "Borechu" and" close associate of Joseph Schenck bed. How I wished then that I could listen in to some bedtime story
—you know, the soothing kind about the bear who bit off the nose
This plan is a highly interest-
Va'anachnu." There are nine at United Artists.
• • •
of the little blue-eyed boy, the kind that puts you in the peaceful
ing one, from the artistic as
choral hymns, all with cantor
well as the religious standpoint.
solo—very Hebrew in character
RKO is looking for a story in mood for sleep. I lit a cigarette for a final smoke before I said my
In addition to the Jacobi serv-
and to be used either in the Or- which to co-star Gregory Ratoff night prayers. My mood was a very peaceful one. I could have
ice, the committee has placed its
thodox or the Reform syna- and his wife, Eugenie Leontovitch, voted or Hoover rasa.
"When all of a sudden, what stands before me? Well, in order
commissions in the hands of Jo-
gogue. These have Hebrew who will be here in three weeks.
seph Achron and Lazare Samin-
texts and in their simplicity as Ratoff is now acting as the very not to excite you, for psychologists have proven that excitement
funny
film
producer
in
"The
engenders
a poisonous secretion in the blood, which is very harmful,
sky, choir director of Temple
well as the actual use of the
real, live bear. I had
Emanu-El. Besides these, Ern-
old Hebrew modes are very Truth About Hollywood." I let me tell you quickly—it was a bear. Yes, a
•
•
•
undressed
to go to sleep, so I was bare—arid here was another bear.
est Bloch has also written a
suggestive of the traditional
service and the committee is ne-
Authors you may know: Milton It wasn't so much that I was embarrassed at being caught so ultra.
waif& of Judaism.
deshabille, you understand. I was actually frightened. You can
gotiating to try to secure the
There is one hymn with Eng- Raison, Jewish poem writer, is ■ never tell what's in a bear's mind. Women and elephants, they say,
right to perform his service. By
scenarist
at M. G. M.; P. J. Wolf-
lish words, to the scriptural
except their appetite.
recruiting such artists the com-
never forget. But bears forget everything,
poem "May the Words of My son, whore second novel. "Sum." And
with me weighing 150 pounds, and being in such good condition
mittee is envisaging a plan of
press. is ■
Mouth," which is sung only in Hotel," is just off the the
tends.. for I exercise every day at the Y. M. C. A., you can understand that
colossal proportions.
the Reform service. Of the two dialogue-maker for
must have looked a juicy steak indeed to the bear. You see, I am
"AT FOOT OF ALTAR"
versions of this the first is Par- Wolfson w as ■ pharmacist 'till • I trying to get the bear's point of view. The truth of the matter is
ublisher
discovered
he
had •
p
Music has always served the
ticularly beautiful in its expres-
that
most people's misunderstandings arise, because they fail to
written
in
I trunkful of stories,
cause of religion. According to
siveness.
realize the other person's point of view. Nevertheless, I realized that
Walter Pater it, like all the
In the Hebrew chorels there is spare moments at night after work this was no time for detailed analysis and discussion of delicate
a striking variety in the musical . . . Jerome Sackheim, play points. The first law of success is action. So I at once made up my
other arts, was "born at the
contents which reflects very per- Wright of "When the Bough mind that I would suspend the processes of protracted cerebration
foot of the altar." But this pro-
fectly the meaning of the texts. Breaks," is also • filmlander. He and become, as it were, a man of action. Let people call me a Bab-
cedure is something of an inno-
recently made • m e mber of
vation today, despite the fact
The hymn which opens the serv- was
that throughout music's past
ice, the "Toy L'hodos," is vigor- the Author's Leagu e • of America. bitt. What care I?
"Fortunately, being a married man, I had learned to think fast.
ous and festive in character. * •
history we find countless paral-
On receipt of a big bill for the So what did I do? I realized that all would be lost if I lost my wits.
Here "It is Good to Give Thanks
Id cases. The place held by
So
I
said to myself, think hard or forevermore be silent. If I could
to the Lord" is sung out in upkeep of his polo pony, Arthur
music in the synagogue has
marked rhythmic phrases. The Caesar, screen gaggist, rushed to only get some plan. The Russians have a five-year plan, I knew.
always been of great import-
But
the
bear probably wouldn't wait that long. All of a sudden, I
closing hymn "Adon Olom" is the stables and yelled, "What are
ance, and in all other sects as
similar to this in both, a direct- you feeding those horses—caviar!" smelled some wood burning. I knew then that my brain most have
well. Palestrina and Johann
begun to think. And presto—I had a plan. I jumped on the bed. I
ness and simplicity contribute • • •
Bach are the two outstanding
That contemplated Metro-Hearst knew the bear would follow me. In fact, I even invited it to follow
directly or indirectly affiliated with the firm of
cases in point. It is surprising
to the grandeur of the subjects. newsreel tie-up is suffering from me. The bear jumped on the bed. Then I quickly jumped off the
that contemporary (elision has
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., or any Jewish private bank.
The "Sch'ma Yisroel" is prob-
pains ... Louis B. Mayer bed, and pushed the Murphy bed back into the wall.
Some of the banks particularly involved in Ger-
been so dilatory in tilizing this
ably the most eloquent in the political
"The bear growled. 'Good-bye, bear,' I said, 'I bear you no ill-
many are even particularly anti-Semitic, and
collection; and the "Borechu" is staunchly pro-Repub. . . . •nd will, but it was you or me, and if I let you get me, who'll borrow
prerogative.
Hearst is for pushing Democrat
being a Jew myself, am in a position to know it.
most colored by pathos.
The first service to be com-
money
from my best friends?'
Garner.
Speaking
of
news
on
the
Nor is M. Coty's allegation of Jewish assistance
The close alliance between
pleted in the series is for the
"With that I was off, or rather I thought I was off, for the
to Germany consistent with the knowledge we
the musical phrases and the Ile- bias . . .
Sabbath evening. It is published
• •
howling
of the bear had attracted one of the biggest bear mobs t a
have of the anti-Semitism that is rampant in
brew words, notable in all the
by the Bloch Publishing Com-
the best thing for me
Alone Carroll, daughter of Car. I
Germany, and the spectacle of the above-named
hymns, would be impossible to
pany. Its merit as a musical ex-
to
do
was
to run.
So I disgusted.
ran as fast I as thought
I could. Imagine it—a whole
explain
had
we
not
known
that
roll
Nathan,
film
exhibitor,
has
I
had
ever
seen.
I was
American bankers provoking the Bolshevist
pression of the emotional ideas
the composer has spent much been handed a term ticket by Uni- flock of bears pursuing! What chance would I have? I ran and ran.
revolution is so absurd that it scarcely war-
of the text makes it an ex-
I Suddenly, I came to water, and plunged into it. The bears, thought
rants any more consideration than to ask M.
thought and study upon the lan- versal.
tremely happy beginning for the
• . •
I, will stop now. But did they? They did not. They dived into the
Coty, who may have some evidence to that effect,
gunge. It is said that for many
realization of its fond parents'
all, in front of me, a giant crocodile
years Mr. Jacobi has been inter- Jolson, incidentally, is doing wat e r aft e r me —and to boot it
to produce same.
hopes.
up north . in
. . the
a try-out
for houses
the opened its ghastly mouth, ready to devour me. It was terrible, I tell
sated in all manifestations of four-a-day
picture
Frederick Jacobi, the com-
you, terrible."
M. Coty's campaign has elements of great poser, is a musician of great Hebrew life and culture.
"Well," said Beryl, "how did you escape?"
Vogelstein, chairman songs of his next picture ... My,
danger, first, as we stated, because he has ability, who ranks as one of of Ludwig
"Well, to tell the truth, the only thing that saved me," said
the
executive
board
of
the
my
.
.
.
$15,000
a
week
for
just
developed, that the whole thing never
leading figures in con-
bought up a number of newspapers and is America's
practicing!
Union of American Hebrew
Chayim, "was, it afterwards
temporary music. His works
• • •
transpired.
•
thus in position to prejudice the minds, of have been performed by the Congregations, is chairman of
•
•
A
certain
exec.
takes
•
fatherly
many thousands of unsuspecting readers; Boston, Philadelphia and New the choir committee of Temple care of one of his former secre- ITS LIVING COUNTERPART
Emanu-El. Other members of
York Symphony Orchestras.
a long story, to illustrate a simple'point. The - point is the
and secondly because he follows the same MUSICAL
the committee are: Philip J. taries, now retired. One day the case It's
WARMTH
of Mr? Curtis,o hoaxed Mr. Lindbergh and the world—who
Goodheart, vice-chairman; Sam- studio heads were in a conference
principle of appealing to the prejudices of
Born in 1593 in San Fran-
concocted
a most fart 4,1c string of tales—but it transpires that it
par.
a
M. Newburger and Gerald considering the purchase of
impoverished masses whom he misleads cisco, he studied composition uel
was all a figment of t e imagination.
(Turn to Next Page).
F. Warburg.
with
Ernest
Bloch
and
Reuben
%%Filch
goes to prove that many ridiculous stories have their
with stories about international Jewish -- — - — ----
counterparts in reality.

bankers: the old bogey which ever finds
ignorant believers,
The Jewish veterans of France, one of
the groups M. Coty has libeled, have started
suit against him to avenge his stupid and ly-
ing accusations. Perhaps a new Aaron
Shapiro will yet prove the undoing of
France's perfume king, whose name ap-
pears so prominently on cosmetics labels in
England and America, as well as France.

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by Charles
H. Joseph

A SELLING TITLE
And talking about Humorist Frank Sullivan's suggestion to his
publisher that his book, "Broccoli and Other Things," be renamed
The Good Earth," so that its sales may increase, there Is the some-
what similar story of the young woman who came to the big city in
pursuance of literary aspirations.
"I can't think of a good nom de plume," said the literary deb.
CLEAR CONSTRUCTIVE MATZOH FOR PRISONERS
DETROIT'S CAMPAIGN
"Why not take the name of Fannie Hurst? You can sell any-
This item of Milton Schrayer's in
The way Detroit conducted that STATESMANSHIP OF PREMIER
the
Jewish
News
of
Denver
at-
thing under that name."
Allied Jewish Campaign for $165,- MUSSOLINI."
•
•
•
tracted my attention. My col-
There
I
think
you
have
in
a
few
500 should hearten the rest of the
league is discoursing on the sub-
WRONG, SUE ME
country. Just at a time when words a clear-cut picture of the ject of matzoth. He refers to a IF I'M
These seem troublous times for columnists. Here, Winchell has
everybody had concluded that Hitler movement. And Lloyd campaign which was conducted to
having trouble with the Mirror, followed by a nervous rea -
there was no longer any money in George merely confirms all other raise funds for matzoth for pm- been
down,
and now Harry Hershfield, who has been lately columning for
observers when he intimates that
bank
Detroit
anybody's
jeans
or
Felix M. Warburg—Palestine Farmer. Jewry with a spirit that
t i thrilling Hitler is more of a Billy Sunday oases in Sing Sing, and he has no the Graphic, is suing that paper. All because the Graphic syndicate
regrets
that
the
campaign
failed,
cut
his
salary, which Hershfield says is forbidden by his contract.
Felix M. Warburg, banker, philanthro- comes along and gives sums that than a Mussolini.
Hershfield, I understand, is suing the syndicate for $25,000.
—4—
pist, one of the outstanding Jewish leaders look bigger than they did two or JEWISH CHILDREN IN CHRIS because:
And
there is a little irony in the story, in view of the fact that
olf the inmates of the prisons
years ago. There is an or-
At the closing campaign dinner, on May in the world today, was speaking before a three
had p aid any attention to their re. Hershfield's column is captioned: "If I Am Wrong, Sue Me." In-
ganization spirit present there TIAN SCHOOLS
Maybe Rabbi Louis Wolsey of
'on if they had observed its stead, he is doing the suin g.
8, Fred M. Butzel advised the volunteer group of prominent Chicagoans, on the that
The
that makes for success.
Winchell, I hear, is recovering, and while recuperating down in
who sent his re- teachings, they would not be in
orkers to make a study of the various occasion of the opening of the American largest sum, I think, was $10,000, Philadelphia,
and there were any number of ligious school children to different the penitentiary ... The vast ma- California has entered the movies, as well as the write-ies. He is to
Ruses which were included in the Allied Palestine Campaign in that city. An en- others that ran into the thousands. Christian services so they might jority of Sing Sing's population star in a picture to be called "0. K. America."
a practical
insight
into the are young men with an aversion
ewish Campaign—Palestine, the Hebrew tirely different Warburg we have been ac- I may not obtain
be
a
professor
of eco• . • •
pres. study of comparative religion, and to work ...to ask people to send DETROIT EXPERIMENTS
chools, the problems of European Jewries customed to hear about emerged at this nomics but I am under the imhar
by
so
doing
aroused
the
ire
of
matzoth
to
law
violators
of
this
der
that no city has been
It happened in Detroit, at the banquet of the Allied Jewish Cam-
so that they may best understand the dinner. The revelation came when the lion
paign, according to Editor Philip Slomovitz.
hit by the depression than the Rabbi Louis Newman, may find
Automobile City. yet here we find comfort in an item I came across kind (gangsters, crooks,
etc., etc.)
a sympathetic
There
are two divisions of the campaign, it appears, one headed
of
the
community
and
the
movements
reeds
noted financier declared:
response
from with
thoughtful people." by Robert Marwil and the other by James A. Kates. Mr. Marwill's
our co-religionists coming up with in the Literary Digest the other does
not meet
ifor which they worked during the fund-
"I am a Palestine farmer and Palestine a smile on their faces and cheer day. The writer in a church pa-
division had been going rather slow, until he decided to experiment
pising drive. It is a wise and timely sug- is the subject that is nearest my heart, in their hearts generously giving per stated that "All Jewish chit- BUT SOULS ARE EMPTY
with the Jewish good luck belief that changing the name means
as if they never heard of the de- dren were ex-officio members of
I can't agree. If Jewish prison- changing the luck. And apparently it worked.
gestion. If able leadership is to be develop- something of which I love to talk."
pression. . . . Aaron DeRoy, the the Congregational Sunday School ers stilllig
Whereupon, Mr. Kates' division followed suit, and at the recent
for
eg
enough
regard
Mr. Warburg is only one of a group of veteran of many campaigns, was in a certain county seat in Okla-' t
led from the youth who dominated the cam-
have obligation s to want banquet Mr. Kates reported that he was distressed to report that the
heir reious
paign machinery, the young men and wo- wealthy Jews who have come to feel this the cheerleader of this one and he home where I began my ministry." o f , ' matz
The
th
hem
matzoth.
Jewish
luck idea didn't work in his case.
nd
t
se
tradition
But Mr. Marwill came back with: "You have to be a believing
en must first be taught to understand the way about Palestine, particularly as a re- lined up everybody from Rabbi It was an established
"they fault I find wi matzoth and other
article says,
Lazaron
of
Baltimore
to
Eddie
the
town.
The
Jew to get results."
the Christ.' external evidences of Jewish
pauses they worked for. This should be the sult of the satisfaction they derived from an
l ies, but in ultimately I ship is that many Jews keep all the
In other words, I gather, Mr. Kates should abdicate all doubt
Cantor.
ins That effort should Drove participated ustily
inspiration to other co mmuni- mas festivit be 'good Hebrews.' " ' ceremonies and their souls are about the success of his drive, and his faith will bring results, eh,
first element in training them for leader- their investments in Palestine. The late
who shiver with dread and grew up to
y of religi on. I know crooks what, Phil?
hip. How is to be this done? It is the Lord Melchett made one of the largest in- ties
pull the bedclothes over their . . . "Such interfaith contacts ethaven
Feder-
lfare investments
in Palestine, next to heads every time they hear the are of great value to the church," I who 't b een caught, yet w
esponsi bility of the Jewish We l!
comments the writer, and he adds, observe with meticulous care every
and
of
the
various
agencies
which
Baron Rothschild. It is now believed that word "drive."
Jewish rite and think that by so
ation
"one of the writer's regrets is that doing they are good Jews. To my
—*--
were in in the drive to draw the one of the few valuable legacies left by
which was
he never lived in a town
LLOYD GEORGE'S VIEW OF
I
of thinking if they would
ge
alone
small enough so that he could
t way
,youth into communal work, not
Lord Melchett who was, in his lifetime, HITLER
• " LIVE
RIGHT WITHOUT CERE-
•
By HARRIS I. SELIG
,during campSigns, but in the consideration considered among the wealthiest men in
MONIES
they would be BETTER
I am sure it will be of interest chummy
with
a
Catho
.
ee. Last week I recited my Jews. No one disputes the value
seeders
of this column t I own
agr experience
'of the problems that face us every day in Europe are the investments he made in to the e read
e
•
n attending ■
"Vox populi Vox dei," the voice! links to it. The majority of our
obtain
Lloyd movement
George's re- iu • Christian Sabbath School and of ceremonialism, but when we
action David
to the Hitler
the year. Should the interest of our youth Palestinian orange groves.
cam out of it unscathed. Jewish- WORSHIP THAT then we are of the people is the Voice of God.1 brethren reverence the spiritual
stricken,
spiritually
speak-
The voice of the individual is' creations of their past and desire
be retained for communal causes, and
-
Aside from the soundness of investments Germany. This brief excerpt is . e s kin
It's not a bad idea poverty
not heard—the voices of a few, to transplant them to this soil, but
should this youth be so trained that it will in Palestine, there is that great satisfaction taken from 'a copyrighted article I get acquainted with our neigh- dig.
they be ever so great and in- find it difficult to do so. Thei
may
bor's faith. Ours should be strong COMMUNISM—A FALSE
develop into a thinking and understanding of possessing something in the cradle-land appearing in the Hearst news- , to
fluential, are lost. The voice of labors meet with little success be
papers:
MESSIAH
arise
also
the
multitude
is heard. The will cause they lack unity--each syna-
of
our
people,
which
we
hope
to
rebuild
The
rise
of
the
Nati
movement
enough
to
carry
us
through.
constituency out of which is to
I read with interest the remarks of the majority attracts attention.. gogue and each community stands
Germany is of course an im-
made by James Waterman Wise When an entire nation asks for by itself, and little is to be ac
an able leadership, then something will again as Israel's Homeland. Baron Roth- in
social phenomenon. Its
I WISH
last Sunday from the pulpit of the anything, its wish is fulfilled. complished by individual effort.
have resulted from the spectacular cam. schild is proud of it ; Lord Melchett was portant
impulse comes not so much from
Free Synagogue in New York. He The united demand of • people is
Three million Jews want kosher
paign machinery built here in the past few proud of it; now Warburg is evincing a the laboring classes as from the,
was speaking, among other things, respected.
By A. ZABENKIN
food. Three million Jews pay for
members of the bour-
of Communism and he made this
similar pride. Had our wealthy shown such younger
years.
"If the entire Jewish nation kosher food, but find it hard t
geoise. It must be borne in mind
from the Hebrew by statement:
because they are not united
a practical interest in Palestine ten years as a curious fact that following on , Translated
"Communism is a false Messiah would observe two Sabbaths prop- get,
P. M. Raskin.
more than the devastation of private capital!
erly,"
say our sages, "the Redemp- They build Jewish institutions
ago,
we
might,
today,
have
had
star
not because it promises economic
a
A New Haman.
would
not
shine
as
I
contribute
money to all causes,
Germany and savings in Ger- 1
salvation or denies religious sal- tion would come at once." If the
That glows for a while
ink on the pages of Henry Ford's twice the number of settlers in the Home- In
many daring the collapse of the:
The
vation but because it threatens the entire nation would be united, give everywhere, but are no
had
little
to
worry
dew—
In
a
drop
of
heard
anywhere.
Because of their
irn Independent had hardly dried, land and we might have
mark, t bourgeoise are no •
fundamental importance of the in- even for the brief space of two
And fades like a smile.
,Dearbc
class in Ger-
dividual in the interests of the weeks, the shackles of the galuth disunion, their money is some
Jews by about the future of the great experiment longer the middle
the
he
famous
apology
to
with t
the lower class . . •
would be broken, and the long- I times used for the making of
I would not shine in the moon
are engaged in there. Perhaps we should many but definitely
mass.
worse off in
king, when new Ilamans be- we
they are
This thought is interesting, be- awaited redemption would come.' golden calf, when they really see
Peeping down
the aul ,omobile
a ear in various lands. To make rejoice that at last Jews in practically e very their black coats than the work-
Exile is the result of disunion. to build a tabernacle. They al
an
armyless
king
cause
after
all
it
seems
to
me
that
Like
gin to pp the Jewish people miserable, an portion of the g lobe are
t 1 k era in overalls. . . . Such • de-
g •
want the tabernacle, but only few
the more we standardize humans A nation made up of separatists
On an enemy's town;
■
nation
of wanderers, a people ! demand it. The majority remains
session of the highly educated
the lifi ?. of
through
practical
lenses.
the
less
we
approximate
the
true
•
at
this
experiment
class
breeds
revolutionaries
And seeing below
Alexander Cuza rose in Rumania. Ad 1p
ideals of life. If we are to sub- without home, ambition, or plan! inactive, and the demand of the
Jews begin to display private initia- among them and it is not surpris-
A world that sleeps
When individuals go out look- few is not fulfilled.
merge our individual characteris-
Hitler emerged as the Messiah of the mobs Once
ing
that
Hitler
with
his
program
When the Reform Speak.
tive and make sound economic investments
Hides in • cloud
tics and ambitions and function as ing for their national redeemer,'
Nationalist zeal and attack on
We all know that the Reform
And sighs and weeps;
cogs in an economic machine much they usually find him with "sore
who thrive on hate. General Ludendorff' in Palestine, even the present progressive of
the Jews, bankers and prosperous
feet, sitting at the gates of Rome" constitute but a small portion of
of
the
value
of
life
will
be
de-
joined the dark forces of anti-Semitism.
I would shine as the sun—
capitalists should find an eager
spurt will increase.
stroyed. The Communist is think- and he pays no attention to them. the Jewry of America. But they
Shadows to drive,
among these discon-
are well organized, and when they
Now a new anti-Semitic leader claims
ing only in terms of animal life,
Lacking Unity.
Meanwhile we have reason to be proud following
Laughter to wake,
tents. . . . THE POSSIBLE EF-
limelight
in
France.
M.
Francois
Coty,
that is, he wants everyone to be
Three-quarters of the Jewish assemble in annual convention all
e
of Felix M. Farburg, the happy Palestine FECTS OF THE MOVEMENT
Earth to revive.
sure of food and shelter. So he population of this country are Or- the newspapers readily give them
is
the
manufacturer
of
new
E. DISCOUNTED BY THE
endorse his call: "Let us AR
erfume king,
wants to level the whole economic thodox. The great majority of space. Aware of the fact that
A HITLER
triumphant
king,
ones, and to Sc- farmer , an d we
THAT
HIMSELF
structure and make of mankind the American Jews refuse to ! they will meet with no united re-
Wets, or the reviver of old
Though perishing soon—
all join hands together and try to make FACT
OF
APPEARS
TO
BE
A
MAN
a
num-
animated Ford ears that will move break the chain that goes back to Isiatance or concerted denial, they
tnplish his ends he has purchased
Not u a I sta n, r,00n.
CK
Palestine so beautiful that other people will ROSH , S INN S TRATTIER
O
without thought or ambition.
Mount Sinai, but wish to add new
of newspapers in which he conducts envy us the piece of work we have done."
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