THEVentorarastiThwficui

and THE LEGAL

LEWIN - EPSTEIN—A TRIBUTE

(Continued from Preceding Page)

senders of money. Suffice that
it was efficient, and lost almost
nothing of all the millions that
it distributed over the world.
Once the machine was in ac-
tion Lewin-Epstein felt it his
duty to go to Europe and study
conditions on the spot. War
time, torpedoes, and what-not!
With his medicine chest filled—
he was always a sick man—he
he set out in the most common-
place manner. He landed in
England and sent the first news
of the activity of Weizmann to
America. Ile visited France and
Germany, and went further
East. Ile came hack to New
York, reported and returned to
the routine of his tasks.
Two years later when our sys-
tem was a world embracing cob-
web and even governments used

DE YOUNG HAS AN
A GENTILE VIEWS THE PALESTINIAN A Great Father and a
Greater Son,
EXCELLENT 25-YEAR
SCENE
NEWSPAPER RECORD
(Continued from Page One.)

De Hirsch Settlements

Will Mark Anniversary

our service, Lewin-Epstein made
another inspection of our con-
tacts in all countries. He felt,
being in the south of France at
the time, that it was his duty
to reach Constantinople. The
Mediterranean was full of war-
ships, mines, and countermines.
The unheroic and somewhat stiff
personality of Lewin - Epstein
proposed and persisted in at-
tempting to travel through the
Mediterranean in a submarine.
He spoke of this in the most
matter-of-fact way.

CHRONICLE

VINELAND, N..L—(J.T.A.)
—Residents of Alliance, Nor-
ma and Brotmanville, pioneer
settlements of Jewish farmers,
which were financed by the
Baron Dc Hirsch Fund, will
celebrate the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the founding of these
colonies, located near here, on
Aug. 20 and 21. The few re-
maining pioneers and their de-
scendants, from all parts of the
country, are planning to take
part.

zee has no anti-Semitic prejudices,
and he afterwards published an
article in one of the Vienna dailies
about Uriel Birnbaum's work and
the material difficulties which be-
set him. He told how Birnbaum
had grown estranged from the mass
of Jews and was unpopular with
them because they are either re-
ligiously indifferent or heretical or
Socialistic, while he insists on the
acceptance of the divine will In
everything. And to conservative
Christians he is taboo becatuie he
is a Jew.
That is the tragedy of Uriel
Birnbaum.

(Continued from Page One.) ' ality, Captain Miller gives the im-
Twenty-five years ago, on July
pression of being a very. sincere take anything from people whose
29, 1907, Lewis J. DeYoung was I uke is to be ascribed part of t he and a very friendly man. He ideas are opposed to his own. So,
engaged by the late William R. seriousness of the trouble whi ch speaks of Palestine with such de- for example, he refused a substan-
Orr, publisher of the Detroit Sat- leek place in 1929. Captain M ll- notion and enthusiasm that one tial subsidy from the Socialist Lord
lee verified the reports that we re almost takes him for a Jewish de- Mayor of Vienna, Herr Karl Seitz.
,urrent during the riots th at votes to the cause of Zion. In Ile will take nothing from Social.
Luke's father was an Austri an the course of his service in Pales- ists, though he is having a hard
Jew by the name of Lukasz w ho tine he has naturally learned to struggle to obtain his daily bread.
Count I olzer-Nodtz, formerly
bcsaine a convert to Christiani ty. know not only Eretz Israel, th,
Christian Jealousy.
land of Israel, but the people of Adjutant to the Imperial Court,
spent
a few weeks last summer
Captain Miller was particularly Israel as well. When his inter-
emphatic in declaring that there viewer casually remarked that with Uriel Birnbaum. Count Pol-
is no room in Palestine for ex- Jewry was now experiencing un-
REHOBOTH HIS MEMORIAL
tr, mists, whether Arab or Jewish. told tragedy throughout the world,
His son Samuel, with Louis •
While he condemned the attitude he remarked:
Levine, made the trip on the
of the Revisionists, he neverthe-
gunboat "Vulcan" to Palestine.
"You have survived greater
Zionist Commission in Palestine,
less expressed the belief that the tragedies. You shell also survive
The father reached there, as
and in that capacity took part
Revisionists did a great deal of this one. You need have no fear
guide and treasurer of the
in
Sir
Mark
Sykes
negotiations
Iladassah Medical Unit, thus
good to the Zionist cause by (Te- about it."
with the Arab notables in Dam-
making his third trip across the
nting a condition which caused t he
When the conversation turned
ascus in 1918-19.
ocean during the war. For a
Arabs to recognize that there we re to more general problems, the in-
In 1925 he went with his
time he was a member of the
extremists among the Jews in P al. terviewer, referring to prohibition,
wife to l'alestine, and when I
estine and that from the mo re told Jerusalem's assistant goy.
met him there I thought he was
moderate elements they hail no ernor the story that apnearcd in
settling for good, but his health
reason to fear the extreme pa
the now defunct Reedy i• Mirror
demanded that he return to
cies advocated by the Revisionist a. of St. Louis, published by the late
Europe and he came to Ameri-
When the interviewer called h i s William Marion Reedy. The late
FORNIERLY OF IIARLEY BUICK CO.
ca, with as far as my judgment
attention to the manner in whi ch eminent St. Louis journalist was
goes the only practical and
he grouped in the some caters ry a noted supporter of the Zionist
sound solution of the burden of
"Zionists and Arab extremists ," cause and was equally as devoted
IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US
the Palestinian school problem.
in an interview which appeare d to the Jewish movement as he was,
He was that kind of a man.
LEWIS s. DE YOUNG
in a local newspaper, he state d as an Irishman, to the Irish na-
Ile never fought for his ideas.
IN OUR SALES DEPARTMENT
that he was referring to Zionis te tionalist cause. A good friend of
Rebuffed, he merely stepped urday Night, to solicit advertising extremists and that he meant th e Jacob dellaas, he once asked the
AARON DeROY
aside. His faith in Zionism was , for that paper, then in its fourth Revisionists.
Zionist
leader
whether
the
Jews
unbounded, and his belief in year of existence.
His answer to the questio 0 , would have prohibition in Pales-
Palestine unique. I never heard
Under Mr. Orr's tutelage, De "What is the attitude of th , tine, and dellaas responded: "No!
him rave about its skies. He said ; Young rose to assistant advertis- Christian groups In Palestine t 0 , Not even on pork."
something else. "After forty ing manager and counsellor, and the Jews?" he summed up in on e
Captain Miller enjoyed the
years of close observation I say is today considered among the word: "Jealousy." Jealousy o f story, but upon hearing it imme-
that in the end no one has lost best in that field. Probably his Jewish achievement and of Jew- diately flashed back: "Yea, but you
money in practical investments outstanding achievement was the ish determination to carry the have a law in Tel Aviv prohibiting
in Palestine."
preparation and publication of de- Palestinian ideal to reality.
4462 Woodward at Garfield
trade on the Sabbath and barring
Two years or so ago he was luxe editions devoted to the Gen-
Captain Miller understands He- vehicles on the Jewish day of rest
stricken with paralysis. But he eral Motors Building, Book Tower brew and at one time, before he on the streets of this remarkable
HUDSON - ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS
recovered, and in his methodical and Hotel Statler. He also intro- settled in Jerusalem, where one all-Jewish city."
way began writing his reminis- duced three-color tabloid editions, may now get along very well with
Captain Miller was the guest of
cences. He showed me his orig- stitched and bound, for purposes English, spoke the language well. honor Monday night at the Herz]
inal notes with their Hebrew of permanent record.
On the other hand he has mastered memorial meeting arranged by
abbreviations. Some of this
Mr. DeYoung, who resides with Arabic, having governed in sec. Detroit Zionists.. In an interesting
shorthand he had forgotten and his family at 3353 Burlingame tions where only Arabic is spoken. address he described Palestine's
could not interpret. I aided him avenue, is a member of Ashlar Naturally, he knows and under- progress and again took occasion
a little by loaning him docu- Lodge, No. 91, I. and A. M.,; stands the Arabs. He classified to laud Jewish efforts. A de-
ments of the period from which Greater Detroit Tent of the Mac-fit hem into several groups: the tailed report of that meeting ap-
he might gather the import of cabees, Temple Beth El and the nomads who never heard of the pears in another column in thin
his notes. The first volume of Men's Temple Club.
Balfour Declaration; the village issue.
his recollections is, I believe,
Because of his outstanding rec- Arab who lives only for his relig-
now in the press in Palestine. ord covering a period of 25 years ion;
ion; the city Arab worker who i
It should be a rich storehouse of in Detroit, The Chronicle wel- similarly swayed by religious view 5 DESPAIR UNKNOWN
contemporary Jewish history.
comes this opportunity to pay and the effendi or landowners
TO PALESTINE JEWS,
Since 1920 he was out of the tribute to a fellow member of the Knowing nothing about politic •
JERUSALEMITE SAYS
fray, but never distant from ac- newspaper profession.
Arabs are swayed by their relig
tion. A few years ago when
ous views, and the distortion o
Recognized Everywhere as the Best Outside
(Continued from Page One.)
self-defense was a problem in
ruths about the Jewish attitud
Paint
Palestine I called him up. "E.
oward their religion, and the false
language
of
Palestine,
the
appoint.
Tell those who live in less favored states of
W., be. the treasurer and I'll MAYOR TO DISCUSS I t ,. eports that the Mosque of Aksa
ment
of
a
Jew
as
High
Commis-
assume my old role of secre-
as being attacked were directl y
TAX PROPOPSAL AT " w esnonsible
Michigan's sandy beaches, her forest trails,
the reawakening of Jewish
tary." So the action was start-
for what occurred i n nationalism—these are some of the
ed. Methodically disposing of
historic spots rich in Indian lore, her peerless
MEETING TUESDAY; r l 92. 9.
elements due to Dr. Herzl's crea-
Also Afasury'y ENAMELS,
every detail of his American
Captain Miller expressed th e
summer climate and unequalled facilities for
life he this year net out on his Committee of Arrangements Con- V iew that the creation of a ha r
VARNISHES and COLORS
Captain Miller's Address
last
trip
to
Palestine.
He
was
monious union between Jews an d
the enjoyment of every sport.
Captain Miller opened his ad.
shit. of Friedman,'Goldstick
ESTIMATE FREE
to settle there permanently, and
I A robs is possible, and pointed i n dress by bringing greetings from
and S. Alexander.
Bad Nauheim was to be a mere
Satisfaction Guaranteed
roof
of
his
contention
to
numer
-
Palestine.
The first impression of
The millions of dollars spent each year by
halting place for a "cure."
examples of Arab-Jewish co Palestine 16 years ago, he stated,
Under the leadership of a com- 0 us
So passes a pioneer, who led
peration. But he advised tha t were thousands of graves. of Brit-
Michigan's thousands of visitors add to the
a graceful, useful life. His mittee composed of William Fried- ews ought to resort to a "silene . ish soldiers, a few scattered Jewish
/I
prosperity of the state. Let us also spend our
memorial is Rehoboth. It thrives. man, Nathaniel II. Goldstick and
when spreadin g the Zionis colonises and a most devastated
That was his idea of a memorial. Sidley L. Alexander, an important ospel and in their reconstruction land. He pointed out that Palestine
own vacations in Michigan this year, thereby
public meeting will be held this fforts. He advised against th e is about one-quarter the size of the
12837 LINWOOD AVENUE, NEAR BUENA VISTA
Tuesday evening, Aug. 2, at Jeri- d
ARLINGTON 10385
contributing still further to its prosperity.
of exaggeration which state of Michigan with a population
cho Temple, Joy Road near Lin- • anger
less
than
that
of
Detroit,
but
in
oases Arabs to look with suspi
Flower Fund of Old Folks' wood, to discuss the new $61,000- ion
the early periods of British sccups-
upon Jewish progress.
And wherever you go, dispel worry by'telephon-
000 tax proposal.
one had to travel for hours
Home.
Comparing the positions of th e
Mayor Frank Murphy, at whose j ews and the Arabs, Captain Mil from one Jewish colony to another.
ing home and office frequently. Call friends
request the meeting is being er stated that while the latter hat He then proceeded to tell the vast
L a d i es of a bridge club, called, will discuss the proposed t
to tell them when you will arrive.
he figures of population in the; difference that exists today.
through Mrs. D. Bernstein, 2666 plan. William Friedman will pre- f as-or, the Jews have brains, en
"I never knew what life meant
Telephone ahead for hotel accommo-
Glendale avenue, Detroit, made a side.
rgy, an ideal and the demonstra until I came in contact with the
Jews
of Palestine , " Captain Mil-
contribution to the home in lieu
dations. Long Distance rates are low.
ion of the remarkable achieve
of flowers in memory of the late
ents of the past decade. The ler stated. He added that if ever
t
life
proved
Mrs Sarah Miller,
s why, he said, Arabs look with Palestine. worth living it is in
OUR FILM FOLK
ear upon Jewish effort. To "fear'
Speaking of the Balfour Declara-
I (continued from Preceding Page) h e ascribed moat of the existing tion
he said that while it was food
difficulties,
for millions of Jews it was poison
IS
hen
told
that
the
Falastin,
$1,000,000 .. . Jesse Lasky, $5,-
to
the
Arabs. "The Jewel them-
000,000 . . Joseph Schenck, anti-Jewish Arab daily newspaper selves have found the antidote to
$5,000,000 . . . and Al Jolson, a of Jaffa, printed in English, had this poison," he stated, "by prov-
ubscribed to the service of the
mere $2,000,000.
ing that they are there not to des-
•
•
alestine Telegraphic Agency troy
but to construct."
hich is associated with the Jew.
The real problem, he stated, is
Benny Rubin will be the com- 1 0 h Telegraphic Agency and is the
how
to house both Jews and Arabs
ledy relief .. what a relief!
ole Palestine distributor of Reu- in the limited area of Palestine.
in "Sport Page," a story by one t el
news,
Captain
Miller
expressed
of the Joosh scribes, Jerry lion. t he view that this is a fine step "Surely," he stated, " the Jews
do not wish to turn out the Arabs.
win.
in the direction of progress and The solution lies in mutual respect.
•
.
b etter understanding. Ile said The Jews have gone a long way to
The real tag of Carl Leetn• t hat to him it meant the beginning
create such understanding. But
mle, Jr., was Jolla., but for
f a desire on the part of an Arab Arab extremists have exploited the
some reason •,long time •..
II
n ewspaper to publish news instead Revisionist demand for a 'Pales.
Papa took him into court and o
f tilthssgossip. Arab newspapers tine as Jewish as England is Eng-
h ad the judge relabel
oday, he stated, are just that— lish," and have therefore goaded
• • •
he disseminators of gossip. It murderers on to riot."
I Did you know that Leila Ilyams w as evident that he was happy to
Despair Non-Existent.
' was Ole first model for the "hali- le am that an Arab newspaper had
Captain Miller said that the aver-
8 Sq. ft
tosis . . . . not even your best ubscribed to an important news age official does not understand
of
friend will tell you" ads?
inseminating agency.
either the Arab or the Jew. Ile
• •
Shelf
Captain Miller told a story to explained the intricacies of the
No one can do it better than p rove that the Arabs are like British colonial service in which
!zoom
that unbeatable combination of c hildren, and that they are swayed men do not do any more that do
showmen—Louis B. Mayer, Irving b y fears which are instilled in their duty and draw their pay
CARL LANGER
Thalberg, and Sir Grauman. The
em by agitators. He told of an checks.
LIFETIME GUARANTEED SUPERTWIST CORD TIRES — F R E S H opening of "Strange Interlude" at th
"Despair does not exist in the
in cident in the course of which
Grauman'a Chinese Theater was an Arab agitator chose the front vocabulary of Palestine," Captain
STOCK—ALL FIRSTS — GREATEST GOODYEAR VALUES
the biggest premiere since pre- windows of his Nablus office to ad- Miller stated. "There is only room
miering began . . . 30 policemen d ress a mob and to shout again for gratitude to your people for
IN THIRTY SUMMERS
attempted to control a wild, tem- a nd again: "We want indepen- what they have achieved there."
The cement factory in Haifa, the
pestuous mob of some 25,000 pee- ease." When he approached the
pie. Many of the fans held their 0 rator and told him that that was Ruttenberg concession, the orange
of new Goodyears—the largest selling
places of vantage from foal. of the right place for his agits. groves, the upbuilding of Tel Aviv,
tires in the world. If you act quickly
o'clock in the afternoon until nine ti on, that he was not in position the Federation of Jewish Labor—
you can sell us the miles left in your
at night. Streets were impassable to give him independence and these are among the achievements
We are swamped with calla for partly
worn
tires
at
for blocks; ambulances were in th at he did not have it to give it referred to by th speakr who stated
High-grade in every detail. Fully guaranteed.
used tires. Our used tire stock has
demand; women fainted; windows to him, the Arab turned to Cap- that if he were to speak at length
Absolutely dependable. Economical to operate.
been shot to pieces. Right now this
and klieg lights were smasheJ. to in Miller and said: "Yes, you have about any of them his audience
shortage puts a market value on used
The usual collection of celebrities it and you can give it to us. You would be late for breakfast. lie
A refrigerator you can look to for satisfaction
added:
attended, but we were surprised ave it right in your office." Cap-
Now your worn tires are worth more
tires that enables us to offer you tre-
"You see in Palestine a rare type
and helpfulness and saving, year after year—
to see Al G. Reuben, of the for- to in Miller explained that the Arab
mendous allowances toward the price
OFF than ON your car.
mer Finklestein - Reuben theater w as under the impression that of Jew—virile, strong, happy, with-
yet the price is—
out
a
care
in
the
world.
The
crea-
chain, escorting Colleen Moore.
ndependence" was some sort of tion of such a type of Jew is the
• • •
Pa per which he had hidden in his greatest achievement of your peo-
The young brother of Sidney esk; he heard of the word and ple in Palestine."
Fox, "Sonny" Fox, is now a "gob" u wed it.
Because he had left his hat in
... He joined the Navy and is off
Lauding the deep interest of the the rear of the hall, Captain Miller
to Chinese waters.
J
ews
in
Palestine
and
their
devo-
stepped
in back of the curtain when
ONLY
•
•
ti on to the cause, Captain Miller Rev. Rosenfeld chanted the Has-
Dolivrrt1 sold
They
say
that
"Rasputin"
pic•
et
harsh
in
the Holy Tongue.
ated
that
Jewish
capital,
Jewish
The exchanged tires go
lessallrd
tare will 6 • "bowl of Barry.
Following an inspiring talk on
en ergy, Jewish brain and brawn
on sale to you as fast as
mores" ... and Director Charley
fu rnished Palestine with electrical the "Tree Fund of the Jewish Na-
they are taken off and
Brabin, Theda B•ra'a mister,
en ergy, made tracts of barren tional Fund" by Mrs. Ehrlich, •
will 110 all the mixing.
ar eas. caused the development of number of trees were planted in
inspected. Come take
Heavy steel cabinet, finished in three coats of gleaming
• • •
th e Dead Sea Concession and Palestine by those present, the first
ri
your pick. Depend on
white Duco. Seamless porcelain interior, Fast freezing
About that radio pair, Burns th e Palestine Potash Co., etc. donation for a tree being Mrs. Ehr-
you right on
ire compartment-63 cubes. Powerful, concealed refrig-
and Allen ... Burns does not deny These efforts, he said. are also lich's own in honor of Captain Mil.
ler.
erb prices,
erating
mechanism, floated on springs, eliminating all
his heritage, but he says that Inspiring the Arabs to greater ef-
A tree in honor of Captain Mil-
mite, Grace Allen, is not of the forts. By raising the standard of
ordinary noises and vibration—and providing all the cold
ler's
wife
was
planted by Mrs.
Chosen People.
livings Jews are responsible for
you'll ever need no matter what the beat, or how long
Burns began trouping at the age the increase of Arab wages from Lewis Bowman of 2933 Tuxedo
avenue.
continued. An outstanding value at 1109.50. Be sure
of twelve, and has been in hun• 25 cents to 75 cents a day.
to see it.
dreds of vaudeville acts with many
"You have • fine typo of Jew
partners. He epxlains, "It got so le Palestine," Captain Miller said. ROSENBERG FILES FOR
PLYMOUTH - - $5.50
PLYMOUTH
folks would meet me on the etre , t "Tall, stalwart, strong) fearless, STATE REPRESENTATIVE
TERMS EASY AS $1.50 WEEKLY
CHEVROLET - - 6.25
and ILA, 'Who you with this Ise work. all day on the field. and
Aaron Rosenberg, prominent at- jl
week?'"
ESSEX
■ at night reads Go•the in the orig. torney and leader in numerous
6.50
• •
Tour old retrigalor, radio. phononma ► or piano
Ina! and ether world classics."
Jewish communal projects, on
PONTIAC
6.50
"The Big Broadcast" will be his
accepted •B part payment.
Reminded of the difficulties that Tuesday filed petitions to be a
first feature picture.
face Jewish endeavor, Captain candidate for the State Legiala-
Miller replied:
ture. Mr. Rosenberg will be ■
A clever idea .. . that Homer
"Nothing can stop Jewish prog• candidate on t It e Democratic
"THE MUSICAL CENTER OF DETROIT"
Croy compilation of epitaphs he ✓es. in Palestine. If the Jewish ticket. In 1924 he won the Demo-
living celebrities ... A number of
ople deserves it—es I believe, it cratic nomination for this office
Our Folks have written their.... •
shall love Palestine. If and was defeated during the Re-
Winchell's: Here lies Walter Win- It does not deserve it, your people publican landslide.
chell in the dirt he loved as well SA 'orally will sot hav• it. But if
A leader in the Evutzah Ivrith,
bisery IPAramioeme
. .. Eddie Cantor's: "Here in na-
e deserve it, Nothiag that the Mr. Rosenberg Is especially known
111111141 w000vAID AYE, DIT10112
ture's arms nestle; Free at last E Relish or the Arab. may de can as a writer of short stories and
from Georgie Jesse!.
poems, many of which have been
two sibly step yea."
ylialltek N loci/ ad Dona Bomb OM
He writes In both
Personally a charming converse- published.
More another time.
tio nalist and an impressive person- Yiddish and English.

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