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and energies. This excess in organization
may or may 104 be responsible fur the fail-
ure on the Part of American Jewry to act
in behalf of the so•ely-st•icken Jexvs of
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August 4, 1933
;III
The Monds Turn Jewish.
who nwv L;'. !Lac'.
su dd en awa k e ni m, of
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Jr
tiered over the decision of Lord If•Icliett
and his sister. Lady Erleigli, to embrace the
Jewish faith, should read the biography of
the first Lord NIelchett by Hector Itolithit,
In this biographical ,-10.1cli, Dolitho de-
scribes the manner in Which the elder 'Mel-
chett Was attracted to his people ;Intl to
Palestine, It was the influence of
tine that brought him back again to Id,
people, and this same influence is now re-
sponsible for the "return" of his children
to the Jewish fold.
It is much easier to understand the re-
awakened reactions \Olen one reads the
closing paragraphs in Dolitho's book. De-
scribing how Melchett's Christian son re-
cited the Kaddish in Ilebrew, Dolitho
writes:
At night, the Zionists rattle 711111 watched by
him. One by 11m . , Matti:coated, sombre and
-tit!, they rune Inail beside him wed whiner
their ancient prayi•r•t.
His still and (taught , ' lined Airccd Mond'
head and put Pale tine tted het eatit it Jcvish
hands tended him, .A Jew rabbi hinted
him. And then, an if the centiiiies of .-trine..
meta from their faith ripr• as nothing, the
scene of Ziegenhain :two hack again. Father
to son, Father to son. It is the irrevocable
law of the Jews. Ohl Meyer Mond, rolling his
head upon the pillow, praying.
".
. 0 Lord, send out Thy Holy Spirit
upon us.
"... Spread the pavilion of Thy peace over
ragcal,-
l tit nett.
rttannto.
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dissipate "Ur
ul
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hat We "I ' ;2:01 . ,
of the land to \vork
to r e habilitate (termi n i
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to real!
people
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toircos Jewish energies and .1,.\\ ish
matipt,v,er,
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1V lien Hitler first assumed power in Ger-
many. in :\larelt, most in
of thought that
the worst had happened. In April We
realized that the situation \vas becoming
even more threatening for our people. In
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I LI 1111ATE I I I ECTS
WOO I II I. I.S S ARGUMENT
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uge happens to be Palestine. and the only
ansYver to the German problem therefore
lies in Palestine. But instead of organizing
for Palestine we are asked to form a new
organization-for re\ age!
repeat \\ hat we have stated again
and again:
The incident of the Mond family's re- , thunder on the national day of mourning
turn to the Jewish fold is of more than which Rabbi Wise's synagogue does n o t
passing interest. It is an indication of an observe, there is something prophetic in it
inner Jewish rebellion against the mires. Palestine is the only center which is open
which continues to hound the Jew. ' for Jewish enionizatifull. and emigration is
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long ago taune to the conclusion that t
troubles
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liertist Congress it,. approaching amt
t e r is hying run Up. Pers..ndlty,
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Colli.111 eSs Will be as extiitiin- as
unto ettlelEenetes, while they invite e
tendency to clarify and unite eptittor.
1 before was there
much fundamental
.\I of theni non,- aro --peaking, air largo
l'a!emlic all of them have adopted maximal
them tire talking of getting League of Nations
the ilo lilt Mr
if loans, etc.
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tA it-it Hitler, then certainly he is a far
I ; t -II than the German version.
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, -1 the highest praise of so impartial a critic its
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Pt,. it-lines were treated rather extra , •
o tu , h is -tortething that one would not expect
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MAT AUDACIOUS F LAVOR
The Ili
eons to me, while perhaps nut to be tru
a• - r. are a necessary factor for Zionist pit., •
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I„ mild the other elements into more aggresutt:
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t niers years ago asked Lloyd George for coon
needed was boldness first , boldness second
I nd perhaps that is what Zionist needs.
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thought
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being ascribed to Jet \cry. It is clear that
non-.1it\vs, who must forever
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untrue and unfair any the alle-
gations regarding the "control" exerci , ed
by Jews over government and industry.
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shown how
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monopoly.
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are now' franchised
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boycott. What concerns us tut this time is
the proposal of Mr. l'ishtnan to form a new
organization which 41 0 11111 &VON' itself
entirely to a 1,..yeott nifoenp.nt.
tt is generally conceded that we are an
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on the question id• the
action of the outstand:ng Jew ills itrgaitiza-
tions in America which stand opposed to a
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into polemics with :qr. F1 , 11111:111 rnPan.l
the wisdom of the th•eisioc of the .1,\ ■ 1,-.,
Board of Deputies in Litioltut oppo , ing a
Publicly-organized Loge oat . Nor k it our
intention at thi , point tu, cititmem tun the
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ing the questions and the answ e r ,. y,rf,
by Jews of G,
for Mr. I -lc,
Jews, to refuse to 111,1t
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in the land Which
of our people.
Dui the ale fl
poses would ale all such a
energy that it would have Imen difficult to
believe that Mr. Fishman stigge.tffl h a d
not the plan appt•ared under hi...101;011r,
Writing in his column "Front Day b•
Day" in the Jewish Morning Journal. Mr.
Fishman suggests Ill.,. • i.,
f
ot G•r
rnan goods should h.'
tit e tll in,
organization. directed I... IIP \\
young men who should II , o d••
tO the prof ect with the •
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youth that is not concerned in 1!il
cies lif the older leaders who a r,
to make compromises.
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name I inay alludttit
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y great scholar, to
an. ther echo is a deservedly re-
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tnw, nut \•, to half a dozen ‘t ho
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INCOMPREHENSIBLE POLICY
and Hitler
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res p e c t s t othis issue, as they arc tackled It:,
Jew
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1 1 lay
myth of Nazi imagination and philosophy
We do not lit- clots, i this tin.,
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tt I' d
witnessed in Palestine that thrilled them
and brought them nearer to the pioneers
A Whispering Campaign.
and the builders of Zion. It is in con-
The whispering campaign regardim•
stru•tive effort that We MUM 111111 Sal•atioll Jewish influence in the present
ra-
for Israel.
tine in 1Vashington evidently is not the
distinguished himself
distinguished
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1•11/111plif, t1
But more than that, it is proof that con- the ono solution to the German-Jewish
structivt• Jewish effort has a fascination Problem. A gift of sympathy for Iicrniali
which cannot be claimed by misery. Lord Jewry is therefore incomplete without the
Melchett the elder, and his son, could not . Palestinian note. It was 'well for Jews not
have been attracted to their people by their , to forget their German brethren on Tisha
b'Ab,
suffering. It was the pride which they
ii h ine.
A recent issue of the Kiplingt•r
An Impractical Proposal.
Letter
Jacob Fishman. editor of the Jewish "
o f W " shi "gt ( "Is I ) •
a
financial service-comments on these
Morning Journal, may safely be said to be
ablest Jewish editorin this offintry whispered rumors and
ridicule the extent
the
today.
For accuracy, sincerity. devotion
'1ewisil influence. •
to Jewish causes aml general newspaper , Ili f•se underground whisperings are SIT
ability there an.
„impart,. with him tianiaging to Jewry that it is worth know-
cf
f 1 an
demands that the Jetvisti people once and
Let history and posterity. exact revenge
"
The Jew is a Jew. A Victorian century
from Germany.
might estrange him from the law of his kind.
Let the ..lewish people build so that the
Success might lift him beyond the simple
prayer in the little house at Zeigenhaint. Hut
ifirmoon Jews, Who are trapped by an in-
in the end, when they t-to tiled Alfred Mond to
sane Germany., may be sa\:ed.
the vault, Ills Christian stun whispered, beside
his coffin, in Hebrew.
"May the great Name of the Lord be ex-
Gifts of Sympathy.
anted and hallowed throughout the world which
Rabbi Jonah E. \Vise, chairman of the
bath created iiceording to His will .
.
"'thy abundant peace front Ilea•cn
I,erniant.lewish relief campaign conducted
r edemption, comfort, healing, pardon and en -
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A
1,,\' 1111' ./01111 losinoution Committee, issued
largement be granted unto In and unto all
an
appeal
to
American
•Its\\Ty oil the eve
Israel; and say ye, Amen.
"i1lay he who maketh peace in his high
, of Tislia b'Al
lit i t o „1,,,w
sympathy rut. the
heavens grant peace unto •rael and unto all • 1
,
trews tit t••rtnany on this (lay of mourning
mankind; and say ye, Amen."
1 by contributing to the relief fund,
As in
Almost two centuries rolled Intek.
the beginning, the son went back to his
1Vhilr . oil the face of it, the appeal had
mother's house to comfort his family in their
all the earmarks of stealing the Zionist
grief.
also won fur himself a
ship in American Jewry !IL,
cult to understand the
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The danger demands immediate action. I:
for all time present evidence that it is able
to unite on fi common national platform
o sa\l , an oppressed section of .lewry by
providing the hound) 'd \vith
a haven Of refuge. The only haven of ref-
1
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may happen in August
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in American journalism.
It is because Mr. Fishman ha , not ,,nly
DEPRESSIONS
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the hearts of the Zonis. and a.11tt tt till-
sion
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By DAVID SCHWARTZ
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THE NEW DEAL AND PALESTINE
Editor's Note: The following is the text of an article by
Hilaire Belli., the distinguished English writer, wlib:h appears
in the magazine America. Ili a protest against the oppressive
policy against the Jews i s of partit ulor interest in view of the
fait that Mr. Belloc's writing s in the past have bee n construed
a, unfriendly to the Jews and have been sevrrely scored.
•
Tidbits and Xrx,
Br-the-Way
ByCEORG BERNHARD
if anything, has been accomplished to save
the 11,1!.dr, 1, of thou-amls of German Jews
d
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HILAIRE t3ELLOC
By
Germany. !Mt the fact remains that little,
Telephone: Cadillac 1010 ( abb. Address: Chronicle
Tomlin (moor
14 Stratford Place, London, W. I, England.
Notes on Nazi
Germany
The Persecution of the Jews
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