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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

UNIVERSITY W
ON REDUCED BUDGET

Zionist Specter of 1921 Revived

WHY PAY MORE

Express Service—No Change of Lines

Dr. Magner To Participate in Eu-

New Controversy Rages in Ranks of Zionist Organization; A Warning to Our
Leaders That This Is a Time to Build and Not To Destroy; Present
Flour Demands Unity in Jewish Ranks for Palestine's Upbuilding.

UNDER

By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ

NEW MANAGEMENT

I
gloot 01 1921 is \viflkiin;
and
the
H specter \vhich marred the Zionist scene
12 years :ego is again threatening to stalk

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Julian NV. Alack in America, and Nitlutin
Soholow, Lord Rothschild :11111 I It 111'1 ' ,■ , in
Europe, gave their aid to the cause." For
the --;Ike of histm.ical ac, macs, and in de-
served defense of Dr. Weiztnann, let it be
recorded that IZabld Newman is entirely
too biased to pass Judgnient, 1)0 this score

I'erhnps the ilp,st vitiipm-ittive attack
upon Ur. 11"eizniittin is cont:iined in an
article by Rabbi Newman under the head-
ing "Chaint IVeizinann on Approval." (lit•
does not have to he all itilmirer of Dr.

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Proo.pt steps were taken over here to elim-
inate the competition between British cordite
makers for American acetone. But when this
had been done and arrangement s had been
others, Tip speak Of these molt made for the purchase of all overseas supplies
immediately available. I was confronted by a
so disparagingly is bad taste.
much more serious crisis. In the survey we
Cut Rabbi 1.%:e%vnian is not satisfied with :
made of all the various prospectiv e require-
such attacks. Ile makes the 1.10C1111. 111i011
ments it soon becam e clear the supplies of
wood alcohol for the nanufacture of acetone
that the Balfour Ihklitriition "caire not
would prove quite insufficient to meet the in-
becaike of the inytli of Ilritain's indebted-
creasing demands, particularly in 1 91 6. The
\Veizniann. the chemist, but bee:fuse
matter was Lrgent, for without the acet one
there would he no cordile for 011r cartridges,
1.1iiis Ibmibitz Ilrandeis, Stephen S. \Vise,
for either rifles or big guns.

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Geo•ge, \Var.-11111e Premier of Britain, dur-
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laration svas issued.
Mr. Lloyd George's memoirs are at tires-
mann. ' altitude 1 " wards the Eram ' ' ; s.
\lack group in 1921, his argument loses
Dr. en( appearing in
number of European
in forcefulness when he speaks of
■ vspapers. Ina very recent installment
\Veizinaiiii its one who "with the help of ne
genesis of
ambitions lieutenants, sought to force the )1' his memoirs he described
the Bal•our Declaration. Here is what he
Itrandeis;Alio..k group from the scene of h as t,
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Zionist feud on the front pages.

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ropean Conference s Concern.

As chairman of the Munitions of War Com-

mittee I took this matter greatly to heart.
Whil e I was casting about for Seine solution
of the difficulty, I ran against the late C. P.
Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian, He
was a friend in whose wisdom I had implicit
faith. I told hint of my problem and that I
was on the lookout for a resourceful chemist
who would help roe to solve it. He said: "There
is a very remarkable professor of chemistry in
the Uni•eraity of Manchester willing to place
his service, at the disposal of the State. 1
must tell you, however, that he was horn some-
where near the Vistula, and 1 ant not sure
which side. His name is Weizmann."

Scott could guarantee that for all this
Weizmann was thoroughl y devoted to the
cause of the Allies, that the one thing he really
cared about wa s Zionism, and that he was
convinced that in the victory of the Allies
alone was there any hope for his people.
knew Mr. Scott to he on e of the shrewdest
judges of men 1 had ever met, and I also
trusted his patriotism implicity. Pacifist as he
was, he believed in the essential justice of our
intervention in this war.

I took his word about Prof. Weizmann and
invited the latter to London to see me.
I took
to him at once. fie is now a man of inter-
national fame.
tie was then quite unkknown
to the general public, but as soon as I met
him I realized that he was a very remarkable
personality. His brow gave assurance of a fine
intellect and his open countenance gave confi-
dence in his complete sincerity. I told him
that we were in A chemical dilemma and asked
him to help. I explained the shortage in wood
alcohol and what it meant in rnunitionment.
Cou ld he l he
p ?

D r. Weizmann said he did not know, but
he would try. "How long can vou give me?"
I said: "I cannot give you ver y long.
It is

pressing."

Weizmann replied: "1 will go at

So that Dr. Weizmann with hi s discovery not

only helped us to win the war, but made a

permanent mark upon the man of the world

Hi s narne will rank with that of Nehemiah in

the fascinating story of the Children of Israel

Mr. Lloyd George's evidence should,
once and for all time, settle this discus , ion
as to the person responsible for influencing
the issuing of the Balfour Declaration. Cut .
Ovhile the statements Rabbi Newman

regarding Dr. IVeizmann are so evidently
of it personal nature, it is to be expected
that this gentleman of the cloth would be
more accurate when speaking of the (4 ..-
nomic accomplishments in Palestine.

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['motile glum!) provided actual Drool . of
their arrornidishmenti. in Palestine,
It is

trio. that

Air. Israel Brodie and his
tomtit' conunittee have (stablished a MI. ,
infornmtion bureau for l'alestine.
Put
far as actual achievements in Palestine'
concerned, \P'tt prefer to have the proof of

thiscontmittee's contributions before we
%vitt concede to these gentlemen accom-
plishments on it par with the colonzation
efforts for which 1)r. NVeizmann's admin-
istrations are. responsible.
It is easy for

Rabbi NeNvnian to ‘vrite: "To 111111(1 over
the new economic program of the VVorld
Zionist Organization to Weizruann and his
satellites ‘could he Ike disinantling
Roosevelt's 'Brain Trust' and delivering his
'Ne%vI/ear into tile hands of Senator Reed

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l'eluisylvania."
This is an unwarranted
and malicious statement which deserves

the severest condemnation. It is a matter
of record that 1/r. IVeimmttin remained the
dominating personality of the Zionist
nimement even lifter he was succeeded by
Mr. Sokolo%v • and a statement like the one

lust quoted demands some substantiating
evidence before it is accepted for truth.

:mil before the masses 1)1 the •mvish people
Will he prepared to place 1/r. 11'eiznianit
on a plane ranking %vitlt l'ennsylvarna

it night and day."

In a few weeks' time he came to me and
said: "I have solved it!" He had done a most
remarkable thing. After a prolonged s tudy
of the microflora existing on maize and other
cereo1s, also of those occurring in the soil, he
had succeeded in isolating an organism capable
of transforming the starch of cereals, particu-
larly that of maize. into a mixture of acetone,
hutil alcohol. The generations of these organ-
isms die very quickly, and in quite a short
time, working night and day as he had prom-
ised, he had secured a culture which would
enable us to get our acetone from maize.
Now maize contains about two-thirds its
weight of starch, and our sources of supply
were very wide, so that this discovery enabled
us to produce very considerabl e quantities of
the vital chemical. Today thi s discovery is
the center of an important industry.
In King's Lynn there w
an oil-cake fac-
tory, which had been converted in 1912 to

make acetone from the starch content of pota-

toes. It had come into the field with prom-

ise• of supply, but the quality of its output was

not satisfactory, and financially the company
unsteady. So in March, 1916, it W.
nationalized. and by June it was making ace-
tone from maiz e by the Weizmann process,
with highly successful and valuabl e results.
When our difficultie s were solved through
Dr. Weizmann' s genius 1 said to him: "You
have rendered great service to the State, and
I should like to ask the Prime Minister to rec-
commend you to His Majesty for some honor.
He said: "Ther e is nothing I want for myself."
"But is there nothing we can do as a recogni-
tion of your valuable assistance to the coun-
try?" I asked lie replied. "Yes. I would like
you to do something for my peonle " He then
explained his aspirations as to the repatriation
of the Jews to the sacred and they had made
famous. 1 hat wa s the fount and origin of the
celebrated declaratio n about the National
Home foe Jews i n Palestine
A. snenas I heraine Ptnrne M roster 1 talked
th e whole r. atter o7er with Mr Balfour, who
was then Tor.-;en Secretary. A s a scientist he
was te , e , • .”. ■
tntereited when I told hint of
Dr Wel/mann . , /achievement. We were an,
mut at that t me to pad ,' Jewish s ipport in
neutral countries.
It was inclined t o he pro-
German, because of its smarting memories of
Rast.an pogroms. Dr. Weizmann was brought
in direct centre , web the Foreign Secretary.

was

This was the heginelne of an assoc ation the
11th hi: wire
sui,oile a f•ienil
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outcom e of wih ch, after long examination,
in a Paris apartment.
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e the Ci•uragi.
ri ot zani. c
was the famous Balfour Declaration which
Freyn
i uth. a refuge e from hi. life litre.
Pr
' became the charter of the /coot movement.

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Cut the ero \vning statement in 1)r. Ne‘v
man's article is his concluding paragraph.
in which he informs us:

The %ionl.t congre ,
=s at Prague may 'lake a
, !timid error and destroy the

present tloali

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/mann at a punt where he
may do harm. th e Szolil -
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The only pleasing note in his entire .
tick is that he no longer presumes to sp.
for Justice Brandeis, but rather refer
the \l'eizmann opposition as the

Brodie group. The concluding statemei •
in his article, we believe, will be slinkier:
to eonderun him and his associates. A

great national nmvernent can not be guilt''
by personal sentiments. The welfare
the people as a whole is what mat••
I -
bailors who will survive will be those v

still declare that the security of the

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National Honk and the welding
r If
all Jewish elements in behalf -•
Pair •sine's re( onstruction are
Jest itot
or obligations. to the

The word must go forth to the It allies
Jewry that this in a time to unite, and n
to divide.

This, gentlemen, is a time to bin!
not to destroy.

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