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better, let him read Hitler's
book, "Mein Kampf," and he will be con-
v i n ",i that so long as Hitler rules Germany
there can be no hope for the German Jew."
ADOIllen writer,
in a personal letter
which appeared in the Nation, whose ed-
itors vouch for its authenticity, similarly
reveals incidents of horrors and the man-
lier in which Germans now feel ashamed
of their country. The writer in the Nation
states:

Mi letter would never end if I were to tell
you all that we have experienced; it is for-
tunate that one hardens and forgets in one's
old days.
J. I., told me the other day that
Will . S he went to the church to confess on
boycott day, the pastor told her: "Pray for the
pot., people who today are persecuted so tin.
ill.tly!" And my "pastor" told me never to
!ell anybody what I think, when I inforined
him that I would say to anyone who asked me
aboot my identity: "I am a Jewess and I we.
a German." To all of us life in Germany is so
di-gusting and hateful that we would rather
kaki• everything and run away.

NEW YEAR AT GER

Bthe,-Way
y-

Our Film Folk

By HELEN ZIGMOND

,Copyrdhl,

1933, Jewish

Tidbits and N ew ,

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

Telegnipha Pieria,

l•,

.
ROSH HASHONAH AFTERNOON.
Robinson,
wife,
and
Edward
G.
It
was after one of those heavy Rosh Hashonah n., ],, .. ; bar..
•Cotarteht 1933. b> the Jesah -Icarrtathe "Pin
•
junior Inow about four months eaten too much.
I'll walk it off, I said, and saunter. 0 .:. ... a,.
0 old I left by plane for New York river.
Who doesn't like rivers?
They seem so pl,in ...].,
ih.i
this week ... Tluty're killing two sootpa
soothing.
isngt
down
It is on the eve of the New 1 everything is already solemn
on a 1,,,,,,.h beside t h
birds with one stone .. . getting
e river-and my .,
Year, when the awe of the great
and festal. The Holy Ark, in
the airline a lot of publicity on
'
day spreads far and wide over
tracted by a group of Jews standing on the banks. Too...
which repose the Scrolls of the
the little Jewish towns and all
the inauguration of a new flying lenity praying-their bodies were swaying in that mot
Torah, is covered with a white
baby service, and attending the in the Orthodox synagogues
Men prepare to be judged for 1 silk curtain. Men already sunk
and their lips were niovirof
fn-
the ensuing year, that the vile 1 deep in the sanctity of the sol-
ment, it came tome they were going through the New \ ,
fo, without being away f
fun,
; lage of Ger, lying two and a
premiere
of
Robinson's
neweirtroet
mony
of
Tashlieh-of
casting
their sins into the wters.
eon day, puce back anti forth
comfortable Hollywood too long.
half hours from Warsaw on the 1 deep in meditation, casting id
I watched for a while, but that heavy Meal was h tt • • , ing I' p way
•
• •
light-railway, becomes a sudden
the -ins, transgressions and van-
My eyes kept insisting on closing, as my will fought to keep
They say that Joan Blonde!!
buzzing hive.
All the roads
inter of the past year. Or else
and watch the scene. A moment passed, and I was c on, •
- pr
Winchell after
wired Walter
swarm with wagons packed with
a holiday
guzzled s Chassid stands with
sortuvatx• sitting next hi 1. .
report that she was
reading
his
Chassidim, young and old, jour-
treimel on his head
11 estrange lank. .And in his ocket-
p
wire
baby.buggy shopping. The
ulti
neying to the Wonder Rabbi to
and white stockings and shoes
see. was something that looked like a pair ed . wings. He PA, .
read, "Scallions to you for sc•r•
dui
hear him wish them a happy
on
his feet, swaying over a
foi
with the letters D. S. inscribed on his shirt.
ing one
and prosperous New Year, to
reading stand as he hunts a
I smiled at him. "Interesting scene, that," I said, [login!, • o 0,,
•
• •
shake his holy hand.
Chassidic tune while he reads.
Cast your bread upon the waters, and it ie.!
ht,,,ree,,kfei): • praying Jews. ".
'.ing haim
After hating
oonie
'file press at the rabbi's dour
Ger is like a beaguered
city
br
back
to you, says the Bible." "I
I wonder,"
added. "It - .
more than the
re menthe on eon-
.,;,_
does mot grow less; everybody
at such tinter.
Folks gather
thing happens it you cast your sins into the water."
nice
wants to pall• out his heart- to
from all parts of Poland, where
a
looli
s
as
though
Arkayo
He
said
nothing.
I
thought
perhaps
that
I
had
i
r
t
.,
e
t
o
l
h
a
to'titl(-'t
gong
t he Saint ; everyone has so many
the Chassidim of Ger can be
Will Start the Francis Lederer pie- head. That H. S. on his clothes evidently showed that h,
xt. ❑ ries and troubles of his own.
found in well nigh every town
ture soon and, of all things, the for th e c ity department of streets, so I wisecracked. chard •
I nee is seeking a suitable match
and village; for (oven though
nl.:: subject.
..; r., ,,
in t , a, rte. putting tl,ti ts,rN1.7 .al.i.ri
fon his daughter, the other's
they have to stay at hom e a ll
Eskimo
idol
your lousiness is picking up."
leusoness affairs are not going
the year round to make , precari-
at-,
Man
,.1.
Two
Worlds."
Just
"No," he said, "1 wouldn't say that."
well, while a third rinds his chil-
ous living, it is the duty of ev-
other incident of H o llyw oo d's nia- o
.•1 have , been it resident," I continued, "of this town i- • ..
ery Chassid to save it few
dren it curse rather than a bless-
not
chinery.
zloty- for the New Year in or-
thing like 10 years, and I don't recall ever having seen y,.„, ..:sere..
ing. The rabbi hears each one
"
•
Arc you it resident of these part?"
out on turn and comforts each
der to loathe himself in the
Rein-
According to Gottfried
"No," he replied, "I come from up on high."
o
Rabbi' s greatness,
[less.
hardt, the an of the genius of
"From the mountains, eh -from th e Catskills?"
I he troops of Chassidim ap-
)1
"!":rv't'l?'•iiingg.'"!;;IIVIintihi".:
' ;‘:1"'( in
.1.'
h l' I''
"T'il
the German pre-Hitler theater,
their
"No, higher than that. I am an angel,"
remelting (ter seem to be endless. I (rabbi.
,"h'''•;'idi:I
,
t n ..h..oa,",,.
',hfoaH they
"Americ•'s young women are
"Oh, angel, eh? Any relation, I asked to the Angels - \lead
half-home ;t
superior
in
beauty,
athletics
and
train
"'in"
s
.
!
-.„.tieh
.1ist„„ces.
The
New
on the light
phis. I used to know Harry Angel down there, a good !moo .car•
better sports than girls of the
ago. lle was a plumber."
out, frhn ail s"sli .ii:ui nu nenriel;ut ine;" : I'. '1,1°,111,' .
ii :: ' ,1,1„.'„`:'. A'1,1 ,7•Yal::;(laYtt,,".,'-nhho
same age in Germany. but the
'
"No," he said, "I not one of the angels from the s kie s ."
fur st rein' tech, in flat-peaked
youth of the Fatherland enjoy •
1 i o been fortunate enough to
.1
"Well," I said, "that's nothing; you know, who I am"
silken caps, in soft [dash hats.
an
higher plane of intelligence."
shake t he rabbi's hand and -x-
nothing less than President Roosetelt travefing incognito.
All their faces are flushed and
Ii y,,,
beautiful
but
dumb,
So
we're
the
• wait a minute, I'll take the incognito out of my test p l i,i;,.• ,,,,
.. word;
the beards and 'oarlocks have
huh? . . . At that, give him
hastily combed, There are
1 ••• i 1i 'n' '.1 :1,1 ,g, . out
, ch
,' ,t t .11;':a:1:.'isk
th"i..
h Lt'uhg. ti,h'yi,., :
credit-he's a diplomat.
!milli. who have already been in
'III1u": The
I' I 'u titan,
n, however, t•mained impassive to my mockery. I hail
w.,,,,i,,,
we
„
o
•k
er
the village an entire week and ' '''1I, 0,,,,,I tin the
' an uncanny feeling.
And kept een questioning him. -ten - ,,,,
The Alervyn Le-rot'-Doris War- . was conscious of being rude,
there are others who will not
..
RABBI'S ARRIVAL
was
t ti
uj t,[ito ioi stx.el,,, to lti,t, kyke ,,ouid. ")' 011 work for the city- -Department of Streets, don't..,
(, ss
nplearets- h:ienld hini .,hi li(i
.... 1
arrive, either hr wagon or by
By now the sun has set. The

B. SIMON fIRNS1

i

The horrors of t he situation reveal
clearly' again that there is little hope left
for German Jewry, and that the only solu-
I 7
Joel
tion lies in emigration. Such havens of
refuge must be found at once for as many
Tishri 2, 5694 as can be SI1V1•11. It may never be known
September 22, 1933
how many Jews are already lost to it
through suicide. To prevent greater hor-
The New Year.
As WP approached the year we are now rors, the territorial solution must be ap-
leaving behind is we bemoaned many sad plied at once.
The need for immediate action is particu-
facts. Anti Semitism was on the increase,
economic problems grew wore serious. the larly to be urged at this time because of
world's unrest appeared to affect the ,Jew another view, which differs from the too-
optimistic ones who see an early uprising
much more than any other people.
Today, as we. greet the ■ .eai. :,lifbl. our against Ilitlerist Germany. Thomas Mann,
troubles are greater, our position less se- . German author, winner of the Nobel Prize;
cure and the fact stares its in the face that now a refugee in Paris, was asked by an
too many Jews live today without any interviewer for an opinion regarding the
.18 per cent of the voters who did not cast
hope of a better and safer future.
. ,T Study j.: packed. There
"That's what the D. S. is for, isn't it?"
train until just before candles
Last year our fear was for the Jews in their ballots for the Nazis, and his reply are lit and the festival begins,
... However, he returned Iry Plane,
"No," he saki, "I work for the Department of Sins."
is no empty spot left; there is
I said, "let sae get this straight. Do you paean In - • . r ,Ila
Germany. This year it is not only the Ger- was:
VERITABLE FAIRY LAND
11i 's"itt ‘i'oll-e ikt . 11'1,tai•lpl aftlhuan'ig
h t"ih nof da. l'Ist11 that you are one of the angels from the skies cell:01113Tel in 'h. ,
"The numbers formerly critical and sus-
Hr.
B'ealthy Chassidim arrive in
man situation that threatens Jewry. but
secret?
'ci:'
i ,. .i llls i.litiiThi ::(1 '.. 1.\
' partnient of Silts."
ns."
s
.u
t
r
':i'
e
.
l
i
it
:
1"I
'
i
t
i
f
,
:
:h
cusses
Ish
iln
ausC
*
1
Motor ears, reputable Chassidim
ways. The, lighted candles and
lie said.
the spread of the reactionary movement picious of Hitler who are drifting to hint
bring with them their sons and
A note from London says,
are enormous. Germany today is more suns-in-law and have parcels of , lt
ii n ft,,,syt,ivr• )( t g
"Well, well, Angel," I said, "I'm mighty honored to 1111•••• you
ei , iri so•h tohdr; ou•ad
hil n o %gv. rarer
throughout the world
i t
Evening Standard ' How is the in business, nowadays? Anyway,"
I aid, "yea ... a .•
s
and
Last year we were worried only over the I solidly Nazi than it was before the elec- food from home. The highway
puts London wry: 'Mr. Wilk i.
say any business up in the skies is in d
is black with wayfarers coming ' there is a subdued rustle in
here. Mr. Wilk is story super-
rise to power of the Ifrown Shirts of the tion, For Hitler appeals not to the intelli- great distances afoot ; povert
Ile smiled at that. "I guess you must be a Yiddish angel." I ,aid.
thei
i all eyes
y
visor to Warner. and hi. Chris-
ta
t liloot: ,1e
"Well," h e said, we angels know all languages, for in Heaven
1h'd a
nl(r
tht
aior eloli,
Hitlerites. This year we must recognize gence of a people; he appeals to their emo- does not keep the Chassid from
ti•n name is Jake.'"
which th e rabbi should retake
there is neither race nor color nor creed, neither Greek nor Roman
the fact that there are Silver Shirts in our tions. The opposing forces are falling, his rabbi. Thousands upon thou-
• nor .1-w. One day, I may he assigned to work among a Presley...111V
his entrance.
Men
hold
their
of ("hassidim throng the
Sally Eilers pulled a new onc' clientele, another day to a Baptist and ['nigher day a Catto'ao or
own country, in the State of Washington; under the power of his rhetoric, like a sands
tiny 'greets; one rushes, home . rh ili!'
;1?oth ca •elii gno it ri fetvhe
when she went to Yosemite Park. Jewish.
r' oren -.
ithttt4"
Blue Shirts in Canada and Fascist move- house of cards."
perspiring from the bath, his
g
on
her vacation. She took a "still"
They all partake of the sanctity
"so that's the way it is," I said.
Such is the power of Hitlerism in the damp (oarlocks stuck behind his
ments in Poland, Holland, Austria and
s"?. along ...
"if the moment.
They know
Well, here wits an angel, and I had always thought th ❑ • if I
flaming cars; another still car-
new
Germany
today.
Jews
must
not
per-
'r ,.t,,,. awe o n e of them I would have
1 1'11e . isten el lT, I, '' ..,',e
•I business?
i'ulis'l R an
sacs
ni,eN
I ,n fle ,. .riakbiihg i is 'rio
t]
p
hlK
even free Britain,
i
e
s
ehamitter,
h,
SIP many questions to a.". hat
ries his bag from the , station.
business,
now, as ht. faced me. I could think of little.
to
If ever there was ti challenge to our mit undue optimism to mislead them into dancing with impatience to find L ar
oe
I
•
d
of
the
Universe
as
he
"Well,"
I
finally
said.
"I
guess,
you
don't find it difficult t. ,eel
courage and faith, it appears tin the thresh- believing that watchful waiting will bring it lodging. Youngsters saunter I stands at the threshold of the
demonstrated . employed.
Arthur C
People are always sinning.
I guess the mena. -au;
as best they Call
the
solution.
We
must
act
at
once
to
save
to
an
amazed
public
that
old of the year At no time in our
through the New Year. Presently
the nadir he trill
even I department MUM WOrli long hours to keep up with all t he - • nom:
peess; Yeshiva students with
though he is known as • Movie.• ' that is done."
stride into
those
of
our
people
who
have
been
trapped
history has there been such a denuuul for
drawn Mike faces and curled
h a ll w ith rejuvenated tread.
town wag, he can write stories
"No, quite the contrary," said the angel, taking out from i , in.
Jewish statesmanship and for wise ha u ler- in the cursed house of Hitler. An united I earlocks, their hands in onean- '
th•t carry a dramatic wallop
And all of it sudden the door
side pocket it sheaf if papers, on Which were inscribed many ii ',ilea]
other's girdles, that together on
Jewry
must
act
on
the
several
fronts
open
. . . Eem-Gee-Elm bought hi.
opens.
.\
ii
awe-stricken
tremor
ship. There is a dennind today for vision
notations;
"you see this, I have been so idle that I have •...riled
o
abstruse matters such as the
passe. through everybdy as the
original "Three Men"and in• to musical composition, I am writing' a grand opera."
to guide its to action that will provide relief to its by appealing for immediate relief to rilleld's latest interpretation a rand
enL dr iataly
y s chim
put o the author ri aod
al
ralobi walks lightly o i nto the
up t i, i'Wiiii,tainyg
,
n a
i?
opera?" I said. "D o they hart-
harriiiiii
.e
sera
the nations of the world and by preparing exposition or a Bible or Talmud
Jerry
writing
ll onse of Study. The subdued
for the needy and a feeling of security for
text .
avenues
of
emigration
for
the
unfortunates.
•
.
•
ensile
and
murmur or the mom
"Well. you see, in Heaven, 'worth :don't talk.
the millions of others whose future freedom
All conNel..iiion.
The courtyard of the rabbi's
is finZen into silellet. all at once o
as in grand opera, is sung.
hole:, is a veritable fairy lan d•
is at stake.
and an aisle is suddenly formed ,,,,, fliere . is a nice sandy lot in
"Well. that's mighty nice, but tell me, I don ' t understand, that
There are Chassidim pushing
The Solution: Emigration.
The great demand of the hour noon Jew-
between the d ho w and the Holy
Palm Spring, that Al Jolson and, do you mean. you have nothing else to do in the Department ot 7o(ne. ,
past each other to ,.II,:.,[,
greet
22 1,, ,,, ,,,.,, tilii: the
illi: 1,, i, i , i ,. sa I d ll. the
: ,,,,, , ,1 , .1,,,,,,,,. scen•rio
. i lilt. ‘:;,..iift . , 11 Ittl,h , V is often . lo
Reviews of the year by two correspond- ' rabid- -by no means an easy
I. over'. Why, it seems to me that I alone in enough to keep all the
ish leadership is that all internal faction-
irk
i g ht
bo u
ht II C I Before, i e i
department busy."
alism be ended, and that there be unity in ' cots from t WO European countries offer the task and one best achiev e d by
0„. . iii, „„o !,,. i ,,,,,,,tiih,iitiii„kn,t..,.],ii ,I,,, ,, ,:,. .Iyt. tiiii., , the ( rash( and on which he ot.-1
• .."ehat'
s
."
!weans,.
you
don't
understand.
Now just wati i 'hose
i
the ranks of Israel. ‘Vithout an united identical solution for the problems of the the man with the Ion , - •
• •
. • 1 e
Jews standing at the riv r casting thus sins in the river."
strongest iirms. The order ar- , lo. praying shawl and shroud,
time, told an architect he wanted
-y e ,," I s aid. "that's another thing I wanted to ask poi
effort, wc are doomed. But if we unite we Jewries in these lands: emgiration.
ranged by the beadle at the door his eyes dosed a. though sunk
"Illnalt it SNIMMII house."
BLit Do you think its right for pc•ople to , laud 011'1 , 33 MA: their
Boris Smolar. analyzing the situation in is Iroise than Useless, despite all ' deep in prayer. toward
are certain to be successful in \diming the
stocks tumbled, and the house isn't t h, It mu s
s his place
t pollute the streams.
I know a mother of ' , nal'
desperate Muttering s
good-will of the peoples of the world, in an Germany, conies to the conclusion that the the
of red at the honored Eastern wall.
b uilt yet.
Al and Rubys till have who got typhoid from bathing in the waters polluted by the ore•"wo
handkerchiefs over heads, caps,
The reader 'noun's to chant
effort to put an end to the inhumane, her- only hope for German Jewry is emigration.
loop,
-and
the
lot.
at
Coney
Island
and
Rockaway.
And
you
mean
to tell me , °
hats and cartwheel streholech.
the beginning- of the Evening
Igo into waterpollutted 1.y all those son: these Jews are thl wa.
Similarly, Joseph S•hechtman. reviewing The more impudent push pastServiie.
hors which art, heaped upon ,Jewry today,
"Bless ye the
Poor Jackie
Cooper.
Not
Yard,
whoo
into
the
nat•r.
that
I
won't
be
heavy
with iniquity?"
even the 450 mile location trip
History should teach us to welcome , the the past year's activities of Polish Jewry, him with all their strength, And
is blest." and a• thunder rumbles
"You are 'retching the subject," thto angel said. "First, 1.• ins
should t he beadle succeed in
to Sonora for th e
t he re-pools,. front thousands,
youngster's , ansuor your fir•I qUestittii.
year 569 , 1 not with a spirit of despair but concludes with the statement that the Jews catching a cheeky youngster try-
truth to know why I hate n • .oino"
new
picture
could keep his 't o do in the Department of Sins?"
"Blest i- the Lord, blest for
with a feeling of confidence, and with re- j of Poland mean to continue the light for Inc to crawl through among feet
books and all away. His private
evernio, to." When the service
"So I told you to watch those people throwing their sills in'
bowed betties, the young-
tutor tagged along-just like
newed faith that all hope is not gone. The their rights "and to seek some way of get- and
wa t t . r n•
is over. the cerennonX' of wishing
• ter's hat A goes flying over the
Mary'. lamb.
Ilion, may he live. long. a Happy
"Ye , ," I said. "I see them throwing their sins into the wate
surest way of putting an end to hope is to ting out of the hopeless blind alley in crowd.
erusli of cramped
Year 10,11111e s the order
"
or the
"No you don't," remonstrated the angel. "What you see is •
which is finds itself 110W : it Will seek to bodies sways backward and for-
yield to despair.
day.
Allen
and
More than one drops
do Wolfson ',voide making the motion of throwing their sins into the w ne.
ward in th e small open donor;
set an all ti n' , record for yeast,,- But do jolt
We greet the new year with the hope achieve this by means of large scale emi- the weaker men go to the wall
fainting in the terrible press
.10111111y see anything coming from their hands? teif
and shuffle. The vast crowd
of ship when every line of 1141100.1e toll sta. anything actually falling into the water?"
pantin g and gasping for breath
that Israel's wounds will he healed, and gration."
they wrote f"'' - Naha , " the Alma
Chassidim entirely forget s that
"No,"
I
said,
"I must admit 1 do not,"
in
indeseribal.10
despair.
Such
is
the
horrible
,
state of affairs driv-
For
that a new ray of hope will shine on the
it i s th e ..,„1, 11 , 11 N ew y t , ai . s „
Sten picture, was Hue penciled
"Anil the reason of that," Said the angel, "is that these po
will not be able to greet
by the Hays office as censorable.
world's horizon for our sorely-tried people, ing Jews who have been established in they
taken up I. he by. the rablii.
it they can't throw away anything they h a .. 5 ,
no
g
h
‘
a
:
t
'v-
sins.
Anil
the rabbi before "Maariv," the
The boys eNplained that they were
sloe- exertion is required to
It is with this hope that we , greet our their present homes for many centuries to evening service.
mixed; their thought they were,
reach the rabbi's room than in
,
out trey must have," I said. "For they are all people In
people, and extend our sincerest wishes seek havens of refuge from oppressions and NEW YEAR CLAMOR
writing
.leanMarlow'picture,
earning it day's living at any
' intelligence, and if they feel they have sins, they must be ,
The light wanes. The day i-
other time.
for a year of faith, confidence and security persecutions.
Surely. they would not acenSt theinselVes of sinning if they WO.
Sam Goldwyn and Harry
Ottiv all hour is left ETERNAL FESTIVAL
Henceforth, world Jewry will he com- Passing.
ea. nies," said the angel, "from their
to all Detroit Jewry.
before candles will be lit. The
Cohn are on par for uninten•
w i t h stupidity.
After the Nforning Prayers
XII mortals commit innumerable stupidities.
pelled to place greater emphasis upon ter-
in the courtyard is in full
tion•I
classics
of
Cinemaland.
next day, the ral.bi has
they call sins."
"in-
swing. Men hank tsitsis. gird-
Sam' s latest w. a description
ritorialism as it solution to the major por- swing.
Me."
The Late Chofetz Chaim.
If
anyone
is
tvorthy
to
"Oh.
I
See
what
we call sin, you in Heaven call stupidities
lies, skullcapss H1111 calendars for
of a friend with: "That gay is
nit at the „He he must hats
I guess." I said, " in t he Department of Stupidities, you woo! •
the Nov Year.
Coming as a distinct loss to Jewry, par- tion of the Jewish problem.
Thydust, con-

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to tiros,. it.
sin-ten,
it
the Chassidim push each other

so mean he bites the hand that
killed the golden goose."

no difficulties in keeping busy."
"No." he spilt!, that department is also very much under...•
.o1
'.is
"M'hat do you mean?" I said. "Ina admit that mortals c
Pace)
Happy N•w Year!
finding new territories for the settlement
innuin•rabletstupidities."
"Yes." he replied, "hut Beacon does not punish stupidit.•-. ,
of large numbers of Jews, from Germany
Israel's Notables Who P■ ssed Away stupidities provide their own punishment -are in fact the] , .z ,
and Poland and from tither 1:11111., wheys
During the Past Year.
. punishment.
hatred and bigotry rules. Palestine , must
"Well, well," I said, "this has been an education. But i.
.coittrativ -tit .11 0
mean to say there is no such thing as sin at all?"
retain its position of priority. but should
Philip sitiiititi..
. ...Well," said the angel, "I don't know absolutely. I am Ai!
it he found to be inadequate, the effort s of
Iles the el, of the New A•,-
Dr. George. Hayem -- Noted
Sir
vet. eel- ' t't.' That's what I am down here for, but so far. I ftten . '
our important organizations will be forced :olt[4. we look back on the lead. • ] nhysician and surgt•on, former twat, and former member
of Par- (itnrI
..Mr. .A., a_g,e.li .:;u 1 said, but I hadn't formulated the s. o . .o.
to be directed toward the finding of new in .terry whom death has tak. • ] resident of thy French Academy Ballwin. said to have been "the, .‘"Itu t w
from us during the year which ka if Medicine.
an.,
. of someone pulling me by the coat ' ,i •o
greatest authority
on teehnical . ta are I
homes for Jews. It is clear that there are just passed. The list which
ID,. L oc i, K ama ,
st . ryt- t i as education in England."
my friend. as,hayim.
(
, onit , lands where Jews can no longer re- lows, although not complete„ „itti of ii„. „ a „It„t„,, d cpar t„„.,
"Say, Reb Yid," he said. .'why are you sleeping here"
Aaron D. M•rlison -- Ilehraist,
to suggest the nature
and join us in Tashlich."
the Palestine government; was and educator, t ranslated Mark °n an
main with safety and without danger of the loss which
world Jewry 1m
nat i ve A met k att.
w 'tide." I said. and I rose and follo ed.
Twain's "Prince , :andthe Pauper"
losing their morale. dignity and self- ', list/inn-II during the year of :.10.1';
Abraham E. Le/court- --Promin- into Hebrew.
Felix Adler -Founder of the
' respect.
e n! real eate
,tale operator. credited
Sholom Maximon - II ehrew
Ethical Culture Society, a leader
wit n hoeing built mart ,t }'scrapers It tin.) and teacher. on
e of the pit•
III COmmunal
atrairs for more
other
ricers
t
than half a oentury, author of thou, any "th
IlebreW 1110venient
The New Haifa Harbor.
A lea•nde . r Lehman , -Former .dis- ,
the United Status.
many books including "Creed and
By NINA KAYE
ittiestic Mu
ont Cm
arel will hencefor th D uty" and "The
t ort atttonej. serted mor
e th an
Mrs. Belle Moskowitz -Political
and • •(1000 children in connection with
'mite. maritime. trade to Palestine by way Its NI oa ninir." ". " 61
adviser to former Governor Alfred
ti( lilton Blum swayed to the mo. form, his father's arm sty
Dr. D••id Alk•l•y -- Fltrino• his work at the Childrn's Court, E. Sniith,saiol to have been largely'
of the Ilea'Hitila POLL Which has been
ini .,,,,,
n ,[f the
h tr ,in. as ii hit, ' st h ni up :l
and gave his services freely.
it his shoulders.
res po n.ibl e for his iiiiiin.e.] in
"Maybe I
President of the %Mins( Organiza
introduction of pulled his suitcase front the
opened for comm ercial shiing.
pp
rac k Mire to go hack in two d.
b
Jud
g
e
lieral
Itigislation.
M. S. Le•ine -.lodge of „ vire ‘,,,rki
Don of Jugoslavia : was decorate.' .
social
his head.
Below the Surface in Germany.
This is a n event of nowt. than passing ! by the king of .11,,,,slavia for Ion "Thr'
"d Bas"e"s, first president
said, his face averted. "XI
e sture t" hit'' can arrange to stay uni•
There are differelltTS tit (TM 11011 II \ Pr importance. In less than 1 7) years. Jew. : so h rontributions to community w. 1 - and organizer of the Grand Street
... °R.'d Pihehowski - - Famous g;.'ii
i7y."ittlhus'ti-larudteinir g
,. Yom Kippur."
Boys' Association, active in Phil- pa inter, his best rAnVas being
the
what the future may have it Still'i• for the genius succeeded in making Palestine's de - • fare.
for
a moment
"We'll
see"'
!
Dr. Chaim ArlosoroR
Brilliaw anthropic and fraternal organiza- one' celebrating the opening of ;:: ;and
i
it n f' gate e l''' : P IY •
millions in Germany. and panic c - warted areas ham with activity. I 1111111S- -1.11.st
oppressed mill
murmured. "Don't fool air-•.•
!ion..
labo r ,l'itt.ce.
7 i t
liebreW University in l'alestine. ,
toilliiher of
I
1
buses these days. Br gl,o.
presithnt of the Polish Jews in
ularly for the Jewish minority. While a trially and agriculturally I srael's ancient th e . i( a li.,ti a ,. 1.:Np.,.atj,.,. of il,
Israel Lichtenstein -
Leader of
-
Alts•hul'. Milton's back. tti
Jew ish Wyrkyrs' Party I Rund) England and a leader in relief ef-
Bo fo r Palestine.
number of observers are. under the irnpres - htalieland has been iven a new lease of Jewish Agency
g
lurching just for the holidays. Ito t•
farts for the Jews .il. h:a st e rn Eu - - ::• world, he went hurriedly
Eduar rd
d
land
Po.
- On, .tiiiie ;he
i n
li:tn
y
h ]l"i lt]; g h tti•hneign t i •' t 1 ' ; i'lol i:th'th., :htahhgae;1 tv'ir'ahrin h,inl'..ath
sion that Ilitler's regime is in power to life.
Wall Street can goitre sin'.
member of the German Reichstag.
A. Litv•ck- Pen name If Chaim
cier as my boy is?"
r"I S'a. lamon Reinach
rule for many years to come. there is at
Now. as a result of the industries created Prominent in international Social- Jacob Helfand, who
Ont. of the tW
n wrote for So-
n h e t hn e thlaylra' idn s t l h i' d • in
,,
flit Y o fr:l'a a;t h;i.;:i .
Mrs. Blum was waiting
, ialist periodnal , . one time leader :u7 1,:: : ' ore
least one interesting differing opinion.
and the new fields that have been found 1-t circles.
aativha.1.1"Tignio-ilti:. he'd step aeroiss and rums down ton in the doorway of the •
n h a t ; e s t than
7
Dr. Shoshan• Buchmil
\ .. ...i - f the Jewo-h Workers• Party
thnt,.. sot,y ,ish.i.f ,tt!tt. i, l,', u ,,
1 Iionualni. kTnh:.,,,,
he remembered se. (and
Dr, Alice I,. Hamilton. w riting in the for the Palestine oranges. there is need for worker
wrote
On
art. religion and philoso-
on Zionism, ard e nt Lah.,, • Burn! 1 in Poland.
leates Wert. already la k a-
phy, member of Institut de
Survey Graphic. paints a horrible. picture better shipping 111inilities. The Ilaifa Port rt e. one of the. earlie-t colont-t- 'y
James Loeb -Philanthropost and
France had some a ! Oa tans ft an
l
turn red and Afilton felt
New
.
honorary
honorary
professor
at
the
fork
in
th
•ounder of tla. I eel, Classical 1.1- and t wa•
of actual incidents of persecutions, but is expected not only to provide these facili - Palest inc.
e
day
coach.
. r
of the lump that formed
n
lie I.oln re.
No,e],..• I.rary.
reveals at the same time the. existence of ties, but also to attract additional cornmer - and Oscar Cartozhinsky
,,,T1 1-1(‘. 1 itltra,nin ,,,,.1,1:1 hiint of att hhe,,,,..s: aft an:no throat as his mot her fold...
Israel Rokeach
play, tight, wrote ,r, F.,:,..•,.
Philanthrop,,t
Laurie M aaaaa - English critic taitiodn
her boson,. What luck to I
an underground current of dis sati s fac tion vial enterprises to Palestine , . There is good Yiddish and Russian.
merehr.nt. Cactive
ha rit in l'ellerie
..f literature. editor and publisher
❑ th e blu befor e the team Pb td a honk. to Vone back to! it •
or
of Jen.sh
Louis Nathan Forest
ies. Yeshiva up
and rebellion against the Hitler regime.
Flett. l. PI the "Jewish Guardian." mem- ..f.
to have such parents! le -
It
seemed
to
him
it
reason for believing that the Haifa Port
c„ii,.„
lacked
l
a
e n d hear one of founders worried and tartworn. But when. low's, fellows who had vu.
novelist. thamatist and
o•r of the Royal Society of Litt
Having studied in Germany and xi s ied will become the leading port in the. Near contributed
the Rest Muses Hospital
m a l- a -
to -1.,. listen"
P l• attire,
Hospital in • at last the Gain stomas! and Mil- their II.11 I•o- end-hand
Brooklyn. N . Y.
there year after year for two decades. Dr. East.
Pr•fessor Ernst Freund li ,. • ..
ton wa• itiaping down the Putt- sitting, even now, on park • •
Cantor Josef Rosenblatt
naio.
nu
tl
y
knot,
n
Hamilton may well be considered an au -
ittithorny
Inter- man steps without waiting for the where he would lw if h.
It is to Jewish achievement that the con -
nationally-known eantor, author andante] to place the lower step, them.
THE FIRST LESSON
thorny. As a lover of German culture who struetion of this port is to be credited. jurisprudence. proft.e.or of .1.1, --
of several hundred musical co in- his father Ian toward him with
'foot
en inside. Miltor
Prudence •rul Public Lau at • r. When first, a little hAnt'of three,
a
position s of which mans were ar
is now outraged by Nazi occurrences. this IV ithOiit t he advances made he Jews its un'er'ilr .
must be hungry and tired
radiant light on his face.
I stood beside •t.• rabbi's knee;
4 "re"'
ra
canard
for
the
veer
until
Ch•ele
you
see
what Mama . -
Charle
s
concert
gar;
also
"Wel
medical authority brings messages of hope construction would still have been only a ; ,h,,,,,.... Gimbel Merchan• a..• Ile gat e Me eakt• •., make me see MIK On the
Wehorne!" his father
•I • •
stage. in shouted and unshamedly wiped for you. I'apa," she turn ,
' •he round.. .
The ....nines. of the Holy Book.
AS well MS reports of the disgusting out- remote pe ,sibility. Jew ,
everywhere. there- ..f I 'a .,• ; t'•• . ' • t • ore 1 ■ 11 , •nt - - Afore tweet than honeycomb." he niany countries; published "Dos away a glad tear. "Mama was Sa husband, who coughed I.
rages,
Yoldi-che Licht." an Orthodox busy making everythin g you like under her aeutiny. "Pane.
fore, base reason to rejoice and to expect ‘.f Gouln I Bath,,...
said.
newspaper.
not going I ark to th,
Dr. Mae Girdansky-One i.i •ii
station.
tat
- When once the word of God
Nevertheless others insist that littler is that the port's completion will help to
You
o n.
Ezekiel S
ton's here only two days. '-
he "tiante, "N'Iiltoont !.', .
he-Hebrew schol- glouk
foamier. of the Socialist Part
little t
You've read.
in power to stay for some time to came. and bring a more Opt alt realization of Israel's
are pioneer Jewish publisher in traY‘.e.
tt States.
the I ned
what working in stay closed. You're going
t all bjcleaadd
ly Inc en (mu, of the rnited States; published the the , ity does for you. Wait, Mama closing anyway in a few •-
Dr. Hamilton herself makes the statement : dream, for the reconstruction of IFrael ' il ' M.i.h. Lei!. H•Ipera - One . '
• .les, .h Gazette" and "Jewish '
i
1 the foremost representatives yt :not you may kn.,. the
, fecal
"If anyone hopes that there wit be a eradleland.
n h d est iaxy
tw.2 Make it a real holiday." Ai' ••d..
holy book.
"Sure, sure." Mr. Blum
dr a
i ya
ll you'Ir 'a
ro ba ' cnI;Taht a i
modern Yiddish poetry in America
-Jessie E. Sampter. .
a
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' Milton walked across the plat-
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ticularly the Orthodox wing, is the death
of Chofetz famous rabbi and out-
standing rabbinic scholar in the evorld until
his death.
The biographical sketch of this great
man, appearing in the news columns of this
issue, reveals the nobility of his character,
his devotion to things Jewish. his self-
sacrifice.
Few are the sages as great as Chofetz
Chaim who are left t, Jewry today. Per-
haps the only guarantee i hat their ideals
will live lies in the perpetuation of the
institutions for which they labored. In
the instance of Chofetz Chaim. the reten-
tion and perpetuation of his memory must
lie in the strengthening of the Yeshiva to
which he devoted his life. It is it be hoped
that Jewry will not fail this theological
school when the time comes to support it.

As we enter upon a new year, it is well
that we think seriously of the necessity for

fusion and clamor are beyond

desCription,
Hut ill the Him, of

Stud,.

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