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"Laughing Boy," and are bidding
■ and bidding . . , Some say the
dickering price has reached $12,•
000.
South Haven conference is headed
movie man had any suggestions, by Simon Shetzer.
he should write them down. Next
Washington Forest Drive,
day the complainer came around
The convening of the state con
with a two-hundred-page paper.
feren•e is to be preceded by a
Peter said he was too busy, but
drive here to secure the sum nec-
the other prevailed upon him to
essary for the planting of the pro-
read the first few pages. "Humph!"
posed Detroit Wood in the Wash-
humphed Peter, This will never ington Forest in Palestine. s
do ... I won't be vice-president!"
Arrangements for the Washing-
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Billy Gilberts had a talent . , . of a committee at the head of which
he could sneeze long and loudly are Leon Kay, president of the Jew-
movie-goers thought him fun- ish National Fund Council of De-
ny . . . producers signed him up troit; Mrs. Eli Sachse, chairman
... now he has a job that is not of the tree committee of the
Na-
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URGES PAYMENT OF
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THE COMMUNIST MIRROR
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ure of his products for his use, with
ilies were to be found therer. Later
Russia should not be,„ recognized th e result that he stops producing.
despatched to the agricultural tech- this number increased to about
by the world powers.
`Jr. Stekoll recalls the period when
From my point of vie" he states. Russia's livestock was greatly re-
nic= in Bira Bidjan, was received 3,000.
Life drama in
minimums "both as an American vital l y concerned
Plea by Federation President
here from the Ozet representative
The strict administrative meas-
with American welfare and as • Rua- duced because the peasant, instead
Little Benny Bergman, eight,
Enggass; Gift of Dr.
in Biro Bidjan, Rashkes, aiding ures imposed upon the colonists by
oleo who has given a great deal In of permitting it to be confiscated,
recipient of ■ moving picture
the service of that great country-I
Jewish settlement work there.
A. M. Hershman.
the Jewish Communist administra-
machine ■
and a roll of film,
am 'sincerely convinced that if the rest killed it and consumed the meat.
Mr. Rashkes stated that the tech- tion contributed another factor to
of
the other countries would follow Mr. Stekoll states that this is in
planned a "show" in papa's gar.
nicum is now housed in a peasant's which the desertion from the Jew-
1510 policyof non-trading and non•recol• great measure responsible for the
Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi of
age . . . admission one cent.
nition of the present Itusei•n regime, It
home and that building operations ish colonies may be ascribed.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, in
Sammy Strauss would act as
would nut only be of benefit to the shortage of meat in Russia.
have been discontinued owing to Strange as it may seem, soon after
rest of theworld. but a blesaing to the
(If particular importance in this a telephone call to the office of
doorman at a salary of five
a dearth of laborers and building Kalinindorf was proclaimed Jew-
Rim' . people themselves; that Russia, volume are the facts gathered by
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
cents. Day before the show,
with one-sixth of the globe under her
materials.
ish, the Jewish colonists there came
dominion, with hher unlimited natural the author. But of equal import- pledged $100 to the Allied Jewish
business being what it is, Benny
A project to convert the Kalinin- to the conclusion that they would
rem and unlimited rowd for all ance to his personal view, advo- Campaign of 1932.
decided he'd have to slash the
so tort
of machinery, railroad equipment,
dorf Jewish autonomous region into prefer to have their region not au-
salary to three cents. The "door. and other Industrial comnualtlies to de- cating a policy of individualism.
"At the time of the campaign,"
a Ukrainian one, is provoking a tnonomous and to be under a gen-
clop
thereby With this view he closes his find- Dr. Hershman explained, "I was
man" resigned, but nest day
great deal of resentment among the eral administration. The admin-
Helped toward that a
and ri
t :to
l ings, the concluding paragraph in
appeared to "picket" the far.
ill and confined to the hospital.
leadershipwhich 'should make her a
Jewish Communist leaders in Mos- istration of Jewish Communists in
the book stating:
brnen•o and stimulating factor
s to the
age . . . he marched back and
cow.
"'What about Ituselat' should if •ny• Inasmuch as none of the solicitors
Kalinindorf has inflicted upon the
nations of the rest of the world."
forth with a pencilled sign read•
be as -eyed positively by American for the campaign approached me
Five years ago , when Kalinin- Jewish settllers more restrictions
Mr. Stekoll is particularly em- Ibintt
capital sod American !also, 'Individual- during, my illness for a subscrip-
ing:
"Don't
go
to
this
show.
dorf was proclaimed the first Jew- than a non-Jewish Communist ad-
hatie its his insistence that the km in iety 10 • fowl., 1111•17; or
This
kid
ain't
fair."
Will
light
for
for it together, we agree with tion, I now wish to send mine in
ish autonomous region in the Son- ministrations would.
Five Year Plan is a failure. lie
• • •
Russia that individuallin 10 • mental voluntarily in the amount of
quotes numerous facts to point out attitude-but we will not be conditioned
$100."
Milt Britton (who bowed into
that not only does Russia fail to ant of it. It ham built, and can build,
this world as Milt Levy) and his produce sufficient material for ex-
happy society, he eandititoalna it IN-
Clarence H. Enggass, Federa-
band are the side-splitting diver- port, but that it is unable to manu- wisely r
tion president, announcing Dr.
tisement for the somber "Strange facture enough products for its
Hershman's pledge, urges imme-
Interlude" at the Chinese Thea- own needs.
diate payment on all pledges. "We
ter.
are at present facing a crisis in
"Through the Communist Look-
• • •
our agencies, both in the relief
ing Glass" reveals also the tragic
There'll be plenty of dust stirred lark of able teehicians in Russia.
agencies and the cultural agen-
(Continued from Preceding Page.)
up about that title, "If Christ The author points out that the best
cies," he stated. "Although we
Came to Chicago." Jack Lait, men and the best machinery are
have given local relief causes pref-
involved
as
a
result
of
this
search
newspaperman, who knows his American and German.
for a job is an important portion erence in our collections in order
Chicago, is writing the screen ver•
to safeguard food and shelter for
In his warnings against the dan- of the book.
sion of the story.
gers to Europe and America by the
In "All I Never Could Be" Anzia the needy, at the present time col-
• •
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lections are far behind our obli-
present
scheme,
Mr.
Stekoll
states:
Yezierska
follows
an
approach
Recognized Everywhere as the Best Outside
"Russia has proved definitely that
A local tooth-yanker worked on
gations. The Federation owes on
only • email amount of •ny commodity , similar to her other books. The
Paint
Al Jolson's molara. During the -•
little dumping-can endanger the heroine is an immigrant, the prob- 1932 campaign commitments a
visits, the dentist noticed and ad- entirearket structure. Thls I. an lem is one of adjustment to Amer- total of $104,231, and to meet this
mired a valuable cigarette case! axiom in an onomice."
we have not one cent available.
On the strength of this argot-' ican things.
that Al carried, and Jolson, with
Unless substantial payments
As in her first works, this novel
a big-hearted gesture, finally gave lack of able technicians in Russia. reveals that the author worked dili- on pledges are forthcoming, the
Also Alasurv's ENAMELS,
it to him. On the first of the ante of the Five Year Plan, he I gently and sincerely over her plot, Federation will find itself unable
month, Jolson received a blank bill points to the danger of dumping not leaving the manuscript out of to pay off its obligations to the
VARNISHES and COLORS
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of the organizations which we
•
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"All I could never be
have developed through the many
This gave us a chuckle . . . A Russian's constant search for im-
All men ignored in me,
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provement
over
the
sad
plight
in
sign opposite the R. K. 0. lot an-
That I was worth of God."
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story writer, was recently made a an even worse plight in that he
proud grandmother.
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-If and when he feels inclined
to part with his precious chil-
dren.
Edward Good, the merchant,
is forever tormented by Moy-
sheh Oyved, the poet. The ar-
tist is forever intruding himself
upon the consciousness of th
merchant, like a mischievou
faun playing fantastic trick
upon the dignity of Englis h
trade. Flaming opals are no
mere jewels but "poems the
speak with a tongue more Oo
quent than Demosthenes." Bi g
rubies, "not - too-symmetricall y
cut" assume revolutionary as
pects even more devastatin g
than a brochure by Trotsky
While Edward Good is nellir g
an ordinary ring, it is Mobile
Oyved who clothes the lady' s
finger, so that it need not b
naked and put to shame, wit
a big, barbaric ring. Let tha
little finger too know of the
which is beautiful and wealth
in life,
Only in his Jewishness doe
Edward Good corroborate Moy
pitch Oyved, and vice versa. II
is a Jew, wholly and completely
in mind, heart and soul. Ile
thinks, feels, talks Judaism and
Zionism. lie is an ardent Zion •
ist and his hero is Sokolow
That is, one of his heroes is
Sokolow, for Moyaheh Oyved
has a heart as big as the world
itself, in which he sows seeds
of friendship, admonishing them
"to go thou and multiply." lie
has been known to boast that
he has a friend from every class,
religion, ideal, and period nest-
ling in a warm little corner of
his heart-"a heart of ten thou-
sand warm little corners."
The "Ben Uri," a Jewish art
society in London, of which Moy-
aheh Oyved is a director, must
occupy ■ goodly part of these
"warm little corners," inas-
much as it is through his asso-
ciation with this society that he
has met numerous authors and
artists who are now his friends,
notably among them, Sholom
Asch, the eminent Jewish
author.
The "Ben Uri" has a beau-
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ish art objects which it houses
in a small building in White-
chapel, the Ghetto of London.
For • number of years Moyaheh
Oyved has worked for it, fi-
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ized it "as far as his strength
and his weakness permit."
In fact, it is well known in
London that Moyaheh Oyved
will support, with the money
that Edward Good has earned
for him, any undertaking fos-
tering or encouraging Jewish
art, or for the furtherance of
the Jewish National Home.
Of his wife, he speaks little.
Perhaps it is enough to say
about her what Moyaheh Oyved
himself once implied about an-
other man's wife:
"Every woman knows but too
well, poor thing! what it means
to have a writer or an artist
for a husband, knows that their
childish caprices, their punctual
unpunctuality, and their self-
delusions might drive the young-
est woman straight into her
grave, without even a scrap of
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He has three children, and is
inordinately proud of his eldest
ROW, Joseph Arthur, At the age
of nine, Joseph Arthur was so
impressed with his father's
poem, "The Seed of Captivity,"
a highly sentimentalised legend
of Kosher doves following the
Children of Israel to the Land
of Exile, that the child drew a
picture which is used as an il-
lustration in Moysheh Oyved's
latest book, "The Long of Life."
But undaunted, he perse-
veres. For like his name, Moy-
aheh Oyved, which means
"Mows, the servant," (the
name Oyved was derived from
his great grand-uncle, the fam-
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continues to act as "God's In-
spired secretary," for like the
Moses before whom the Lord
appeared as a burning bosh
Ovved looks upon himself as the
Chosen One to whom the Lord
Jehovah whispers Divine mes-
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