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Bartel, a true liberal and democrat,
an honest and courageous states-
man.
Nevertheless, the Pilsudski re-
gime has several times, under the
pressure of public opinion at home
and abroad, and influenced by other
important considerations, attempt-
ed to deal with the Jewish demands,
only to retreat each time without
doing a thing.
It is enough that as soon as the
government even thinks of conced-
ing a Jewish demand, that the anti-
Semites should start shouting and
the whole thing comes to nothing.
The government shrinks back
afraid, and there is an end of it.
It does not matter how slight, how
elementary it may be, often de-
mands which the leaders of the
anti-Semitic National Democratic
Party themselves started to carry
into effect under the pressure of
foreign public opinion when they
were the government of the day.
In some cases, the weakness of
the present government "with
the strong hand" is such that even
the worst anti-Jewish governments
in Poland were never quite so bad.
JEWS LOSE JOBS
It will be enough to take up the
budgets of the government and of
the various town councils to gee
immediately that there are not only
no signs of any improvements in
respect to the Jewish demands, but
that on the contrary, there is a
progressive decline. Expenditure
for Jewish purposes has every-
where been reduced to the bare mini-
mum, and the reduction and econ-
omies which have been effected be-
cause of the serious financial situa-
tion of the country have been dis-
proportionate at the expense of the
Jewish population and their insti-
tutions.
There is an increasing tendency
to clear all Jewish workers and em-
ployees out of all official positions
and out of all official institutions.
Even those few Jews who have suc-
ceeded in finding such positions in
the temporary summer seasonal
work. And no other Jews are put
on.
I am not speaking of those Jew-
ish proposals which need grants of
money to carry them through. The
Jewish representatives demanded
that something should be done
about the Compulsory Sunday
Closing Law, which is ruining the
Jewish population by compelling
Jewish shopkeepers to keep closed
for two days in the week. Promises
have been given repeatedly that
something would be done, but it
was enough for a couple of articles
to appear in the National Demo-
cratic anti-Semitic Press and this
"strong" government immediately
lost its courage and retreated.
And because of the weakness of
this government, "with the strong
hand," we Jews continue to be
crushed and ground down.
ABOUT JEWS AND JEWISH PROBLEMS
It seems to be the modern failing.
(Continued from Page One.)
And the worst excesses of mis-
Valera's father had; but that de- guided faith-of Mohammedanism
that carved its way to domination
Valera is, therefore, a Jew!
by the sword, of the Inquisition
Fuse About Conversion.
Unless St. John Ervine agrees that burned the heretic, the Jew,
with the race anti-Semites, the the Moslem, the Protestant, the
Ilitlerists, the Awakening Mag- Infidel; the pogroms to "wipe out
yars and the "Patriot" crowd, the slayers of Christ," pale beside
which I hardly credit, that "Jewry the threats of the racial doctrin-
means not only a confession of aires-Iiitlerists, Awakening Mag-
faith, but a special race, too; there yars, Cuzists-who see salvation
are many christened Jews who be- in biological slaughter.
Jews, too, are becoming inclined
long, of course, not to the Jewish
religious community, but., never- to lay stress nowadays on racial
theless, remain Jews, not by their Jewishness, and some speeches by
anti-Semites, like that pf a Hit-
faith but by their race."
But if this is so, why do the lerist Deputy in the Prussian Par-
Christian churches make so much liament, the other day, urging the
fuss about converting Jews, and the Jews to go to Palestine and
why do Jews so stiff-neckedly re- build up a Jewish nation there,
sist? If faith doesn't matter and thus removing the Jewish influ-
race is all there is to it, what dif- ence from Germany, might well
ference does it make whether the rouse an echo in some Zionist
Jew is a Judaist, or a Christian; breasts, while the Socialist Dep-
uty who took up the cudgels for
or a Moslem, for that matter?
"The only way to face the Jew- the Jews, at that same sitting, and
ish problem," says the Rev. Dr. argued that the German Jews are
James Black, at the General As- as good Germans as any other,
sembly of the Church of Scotland, distinguished from the rest only
"is to Christianise the Jews, be- by their religion, is likely to be
cause if we do not Christianise attacked by them as an assimil-
him, the Jew remains an unassim- ationist for his pains.
And so one may learn from the
ilated lump in our body politic,
and will be there as a desperate faults and the salt-castigation of
others, perhaps it may be worth
menace until he is wiped out."
while quoting something that ap-
"Wiped out," mark you!
Would you believe it? Dr. peared recently in the Catholic
Black tells us that he has been Herald, an Irish Catholic paper,
told by people "that the Jews about Irish Nationalism, which
should pay for their own conver- may stand for all Nationalism-
sionist work." Think of it! "If Jewish included.
All chosen peoples, it truly says,
the Jew wants to become a Chris-
tian," they say, "the Jewish Com- or all peoples that believe that
munity should itself maintain a they are chosen not by virtue of
what they are and what they are
Christianising mission."
It seems too good to spoil by doing, what they have made of
themselves but by virtue of what
comment.
Our answer, Dr. Black says, is they were born, of the blood that
that we must send our niission- is in them, seem to run to the
aries to the Jews because "the same faults and the same excesses.
About Irish-and Jews
Jews will paganise us unless we
But there is no wholesale en-
Christianise the Jew."
trance, it warns, for the Irish into
Ugly Head of Racialism
And here follows a long gstory the Kingdom of Heaven. A furi-
about Jews "drifting away from ous passion for Irish (read any
other nationality) nationalism is
the synagogue into paganism."
Is it true, as he claims, that "Jew. no substitute for devotion to God's
ish racialism and Jewish national- law. There will be no crown of
ism are with a fierce fervor taking glory for Ireland or for the Irish
the place of the old Jewish faith race. It will be no answer to an
indictment of the Just Judge to
in God?"
Racialism certainly is rearing its say that Ireland or Irish national-
ugly head not only among Jews. ism had been the object of wor-
tatic.
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Copies of telegrams attached to
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advertisemnt or the discontin-
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illustrate each activity, placing the
illustrations in the rooms assigned.
Wednesday afternoon has been
children assemble in the room as- I
signed at 9:30 A. M. A nurse,! set aside for swimming, the girls
whose voluntary service's have been being taken to Hutchins Intermed-
made possible through the courtesy I iate School, and the boys to North-
of the Visiting Nurses Association, i western High School.
Contrary to usual practice, the
examines each child and remains on
first aid duty, administering mer- Detroit Play School does not award
The North Woodward branch of
the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will sponsor
and excursion to Bob-Lo next Tues-
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wrong; justice, right or wrong.
Even to die for one's country and
for one's nation is no passport to
life eternal.
The Normans, Danish, Scottish
and other invaders of Ireland have
ever been hated by the "real
Irish," says the Catholic Herald.
But their descendants are always
spoken of as Irish when it is a
question of claiming some famous
man. The "invaders" were a for-
eign abomination when they sided
with the enemy. They were "Irish"
when they rebelled! And so is
history made up.
"We Irish," it goes on, "are
like the Jews with their boastings
as the chosen people of God; but
the Jews that stand for a memory
are not the Jews that atoned the
Prophets, that set up the golden
calf, that bowed down in he House
of Baal, that were guilty of every
crime and foulness possible to
man, and were terribly punished
on so many occasions for their
unparalleled wickedness. The Jews
that stand for a memory are the
Jews that did righteously-Abra-
ham, Isaac and Jacob, Samuel, Da-
vid, Moses, Solomon, the Prophets,
the men who held fast to God, and
whose passion was a passion for
righteousness and for God."
The Catholic Herald editorial
about the Irish might almost have
been "about the Jews."
0,
motorists are so enthusiastic
about the new Willys-Over-
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Beth Tephila Emanuel Congrega-
tion.
The kosher kitchen is a project
entirely independent of any or-
ganized charity. It was organized
by Hyman Altman, sponsor of a
Jewish radio hour, who was also
the organizer of a kosher kitchen
on Westminster avenue two years
ago. Mr. Altman is vice-president
of the group sponsoring the pres-
ent undertaking.
Mrs. Hyman Altman has com-
plete charge of the kitchen and
devotes all her time to the work
in the capacity of a volunteer.
Mr. Altman stated on Wednes-
day that the kitchen does not en-
courage the patronage of diners
who wish to pay a liberal price
for a meal, because it is not the
intention of the group to take
business away from restaurants.
He stated, however, that donations
may be sent to the treasurer, Wil-
liam Sandler of the Reliable Linen
Supply Co., either at his office or
to the synagogue.
About 140 people were fed at
the kitchen on Tuesday, half of
them receiving their meals free.
Many children, who told pathetic
stories of hunger and want, were
fed during the week.
On Wednesday, 176 were served
meals, and of these 49 were chil-
dren and 29 were served free.
Sam Liberman is food commis-
sioner of the kosher kitchen. Miss
Lillian Goldman is secretary of a
board of 25 of the kitchen.
Bookstein are test. Mrs. Ida Schultz is chairman.
planning a variety of games for A bridge-tea is planned for
adults and children, prizes to be Sept. 13, at the Aztec Tower, in the
awarded the winners. Union Guardian Trust Building.
The main feature of the day will Mrs. Libbie Robbins is chairman.
he the children's beauty contest
for those 5 to 12 years old. Mothera
In this world it is not what we
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Children of the Play School in • Milk-Drinking Act.
curochrome, removing splinters,
answering helath questions, and ar-
ranging appointments for medical
and dental care. This daily check-
up makes it possible to prevent
children with incipient contagious
diseases from mingling with others.
The children have a rest period
after lunch from 1 to 2, during
which time they stretch out on
sheets and blankets provided for
that purpose. Lunch is served at
noon under the direction of a
trained dietician. From 3:45 to
4:00 the children are again served
this time milk and crackers.
Friday Is Outing Day.
Every Friday is outing day at
the Play School. Outnigs already
scheduled are: Three excursions to
Tashmoo, visits to Palmer Park,
Voight Park, Rouge Park and
Belle Isle, trips to private farms,
the Zoo, creameries, newspaper
plants, circuses, etc.' On all out-
ings the Play School furnishes
packed lunches for the children, as
they are out of doors all dayy.
The entire enrollment of the Play
School is divided into six groups
following as closely as possible the
public school groupings. The re-
spective groups have selected, in
accordance with modern pedagogy,
the following "play-work" projects
about which they are planning their
activities for the summer:
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Farm Prothro,
Circus •nmals
Jungle •nimals
of Dwellings and Shelters
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Center Buildings and Programs
The youngest group, in "playing"
farm products, has visited farms,
studied about the various products
an dtheir uses, and is now busy
drawing from memory and imagi-
nation the many things they found
of individual interest.
The children who are busy with
circus animals are building a cir-
cus and moulding the animals to
fit, so that they may be properly
housed. Even a ferris wheel is
being built.
The Detroit Zoological Park has
already been visited several times
by the group interested in jungle
animals. Their work calls for the
moulding fo jungle animals and a
study of natural habits.
A fourth group is studying the
history of, in addition to building
miniature homes, starting with the
earliest caves and tents to cliff-
dwellings, farm houses, city homes,
By CHARLES H. JOSEPH
and luxurious mansions.
The eldest group, in working on
(Continued from Preceding l'age) Jewish Center Buildings and pro-
grams. is planning to erect the per-
arrivals, prompt measures were fect Center building and will then
aken . . . They were fed and
clothed and at a mass meeting
held Sunday night $2,000 was
raised for immediate use."
This item could be duplicated
by the hundreds during the period
of the forced Jewish exodus from
Russia. The German Jew in this
(Continued from Page One.)
country worked for years to care
for his Russian brethren and to
ceedings against them, the pub-
give them a start in the new coun-
lishers of the anti-Semitic weekly,
try. They were organized into
LeMiroir, have renewed their anti.
nation-wide relief and employment
Jewish agitation with a series off
agencies and untold sums of f r
e s h slanderous accusations
money and a lifetime of effort
against the Jews and the Jewish;
were devoted to giving these I race and religion.
Jews a place in their adopted land.
"We will combat the injunction
In the midst of bitterness and re- in all courts. It is
a fight to the I
criminations, let us not forget finish between the Goglus and the
these things. Let us not sneer at
Jews. Give us the ammunition
the German Jew and let us not) and we shall do the rest. The
hold the Orthodox Jew in con- I Jews want to drown the voice of
tempt. After all is said and done) truth. We expect all our friends
ramps. Men willing to sacrifice I to realize their national duty and
there are great souls in both help no repel the new attack
on
for the other. Unfortunately the Canadian liberty, Just as they
'cleavage between the two for the helped us kill the
David Bill (on'
past generations has been social the Jewish School question) and
more than anything else. But we the Bercovitch Bill." says the j
can trust to time to change that. latest issue of Le Miroir which
But cannot the memory of those also carries a strong appeal to its
days of long ago when so many readers for subscriptions towards
who are here today or whose chil- a "National Fefence Fund" with
dren enjoy the fruits of life in a which to tarry on the fight be-
free country fleet came here be of tween the Jews and the Christians.
some value in bringing us closer
The anti-Semitic sheet repeats
together?
the calumnious accusations about
the murder of the Lindbergh baby
REVIEWS OF
and boast, of its affiliations with
RECORDED MUSIC the anti-Semitic and facist press
all over the world which reproduce
(Continued from Preceding Page.) articles and excerpts from the
command, technical deficiencies Gogh' publications. Among the
are not hard to overcome, psy- papers which, according to Le
chologically, once the playing of Miroir, have warmly congratulated
the record gets under way. The the Goglue for their anti-Jewish
singing is of a high order. Paul campaign are to be found the
Althouse, the Jewish tenor, has Falastin of Jaffa, the Facial of
done justice to his arduous task London, as well as the various
and this applies even more to Ilit/erist organs in Germany.
Jeanette Vreeland and especially
Say not always what you know,
Rose Hampton. who p ossesses as
but always know what you say -
unusually lino contralto.
unusually
CLAUDIUS.
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any prizes, nor does it encourage
competitin and rivalry amng the
children. This stand is maintained
because it is felt that, in theory,
competition is an artificial stimulus
and that the achievement level so
obtained is lost when the rewards
have once been earned. In actual
practice it has been found that the
active interest of the children in
selecting their "play-work" project
and directing its planning carries
the classes along. This is possible
because the children choose to ex-
plore only the fields which fascin-
ate them.
The regular staff of the Jewish
Centers Association is in charge of
the Play School, assisted by a group
of volunteer workers. The Play
School is being conducted as part
of the summer activities program
for junior members of the Jewish
C enters Association, of which Nate
S. Shapero is president, Mrs. Henry
Meyers, play school chairman, Mrs.
Philip Houtz, play school super-
visor, and Samuel Levine, execu-
tive director.
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