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•lined—of becoming a professional
hall player. Ldon't mean that he
had any such intentions, but he
was accounted one of the best ball
players on the team of the Califor-
nia University which he attended.
Magnes never folloWed the Billy! ,,
Sunday pattern. Ile never becamel
a hall player first and a preacher 3.
afterwards. Ball playing was just •
an avocation. Maginot was a born
pulpiteer. What throngs he gath-
ered in his early days at the Tem-
The common people, so to
ple!
speck, were the ones that gathered I
about him mostly. The ordinary
Jews—the Jewish .lews, the taw
Jews—Magnes magnetized them.
Ile was arrested once, I believe,
in a labor strike, in which he took
the side of labor.
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THE TEL AVIV BRANCH
Then he went to I'alestine. At
the Hebrew University which he
founded—somehow there bas been
missing this note. That is to say,
been well to the fore in the past
that among the masses of Jews in
the Yishuh, it is generally said, the
month's Zionist pilgrimages to
University is not popular. For
Eretz Israel. No less than 150
years, there has been this com-
have been touring the country
plaint, that the Hebrew University
and seeing its institutions and
is aloof from the Yishub. I think
in the last year, Magnes has rea-
centers at first hand, and to say
lized this—and there has been a
that they have had a royal wel-
change, which I believe is a pro-
come would be underrating the
phecy of better relations in the fut-
extent of the reception accord-
ure. For instance, the establish-
ment of a college—a branch of the
ed them. South African Jewry,
University at Tel Aviv—was de-
which numbers 70,000, has
the Jewish Problem," Max J. Koh- cidedly a step for bringing the Ile-
CONVENTION VIEWS
shown itself to be proportion-
brew University nearer to the Jews
JEWISH PROBLEMS ler said:
"The 1932 executive order issued of Palestine.
ally the most patriotic Zionist
to consuls abroad to exercise the
HE KEEPS YOUNG
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body in the world. It has con-
greatest circumspection in grant-
"Wonderful," said Bernard G.
tributed princely sums to the
ing visas to foreigners reduced the
the philosophy department of City
Richards the other day, after see-
number
of
,
visas
issued
to
about
Jewish National Fund and the
College of New York; Harry L.
50 per cent. This order was pro- ing !dunes. "At 57, he looks like
Keren Ilayesod, as well as to
Glucksman, executive director of
voked by the serious growth of un- a young man of 30."
the Jewish Welfare Board; Dr.
other institutions, and no list
employment due to the economic THE REAL CHAMPION
Mordecai Suites, director Jewish
depression existing in this country.
of sums available for Palestine
There was one Jewish prize-
Extension Education, Jewish Wel-
"However, this ruling has been fighting champion, who knocked out
Jewish effort has appeared in
fare Board; Dr. Horace M. Kellen,
somewhat liberalized in recent a champion, who has never been
... but we saved $15 more on this conflict of 01 union is to talk
professor
at
the
New
School
for
years without South Africa ap-
months and the immigration bars known to history.
with 'our represel tative. Here is
Social Research; Morris I). Wald-
pearing in a prominent place.
have been let down to some extent
I
em
referring
to
Mr.
Wallach.
housecleaning expense, tool one man who wo 'i
man, secretary of the American
"high-
to afford some relief to German
One of the most interesting
This Mr. Wallach happens to be
Jewish Committee; Dr. Selig Perl-
refugees, in accordance with the tilt father of Leach ('roes, the one
buying one type
visits which the South African
man, professor of economics at the
TE cut our dry cleaning bills pressure'' you into
definite unequivocal policy of the time champion prize fighter, who
a different type
University of Wisconsin; Dr.
visitors undertook was that to
United States to make exception is now a practicing dentist,
V V also . by $20." of oil burner when
Alexander Dushkin of the Bureau
11
er realty sholi3
the Sharon and Wadi Hawarith
and allowance in the case of per-
As Leach Cross tells the story,
These figures are not optimistic is what your boil
of Jewish Education of I. Imago;
secute(' persons.
have. Why?
under the auspices of the Koren
Mr. Wallach provided him with
Joseph C. Hyman, secretary of the
guesses.
They
are
actual
cash
sav-
"To open too widely the doors funds for the study of dentistry .
romp/m lies
e
Kayemeth, where they were
American Jewish Joint Distribu-
Because he a
ings reported by an owner of a
tion Committee; Max J. Kohler, of immigration would be against And Leach was going to dental
distinct types-
shown land acquired with their
Petro-&-Nokol Oil Burner. At of oil burners-3
noted authority on immigration; America's economic interests so school, but secretly he was also
contributions. In conversation
l els —
Gabriel Davidson, general mana- long as we have so many unem- fighting. One day Mr. Wallach this rate of saving, it won't hr long 16 different me
came home, after having learned
with a prominent South African
Therefore his
ger of the Jewish Agricultural So- ployed."
Petro-&-Noiol pap baci
before
6h
Find
Religion
Waning
Leach
had
knocked
somebody
ciety; I. M. Rubinow, editor of the
Jewish resident and one of the
xpert survey of
The New York committee of case- out in a fight.
its entire orifinal cost.
F1'nai B'rith magazine and many
new settlers—Mr. Policansky of
your heating system) will be abso-
workers, a section of the National
"You loafer—you tramp—you'll
others.
Tel Aviv and Mr. .1. Braude—
Conference of Jewish Social Serv- be a prize fighter, eh? I'll show
buy lutely unbiased. Hit sole interest
Will the oil burner
Professor Cohen at the Sunday
ped
ort
thhe
at
t er w as you. I give you money to go to
they referred to the glowing im-
is to make sure that your boiler
session made a demand for equal tee, re
a decreas ing influence of religio n dental college and you heeorne a
save
as
much?
pression which the contingent
opportunitiies for Jews in the pro-
furnace gets an oil burner that is
in American Jewish life and a large loafer fighter." And with that Mr.
Cessions,
had obtained of the present
ga p nrtween the communal umnm•- Wallach landed on leach with a
When a man begins to think of 100 per cent right—one that will
Must
Stem
Jew-Hatred
visit. It might not have been
ship and the masses, and that the right and a left. , Leach ducked
switching to oil heat, friends offer operate with maximum efficiency
Mr. Waldman of the American Federation of Jewish Charities was and finally ran out of the room.
beyond the expectations of the
and economy. And the complete
suggestions. One sajesman recom-
!Nish Committee, speaking of the not the unifying influence its pur- FANNIE, THE DIPLOMAT
visitors to see everything that
problems facing. Jewry said: • ports to be.
mends one thing. Another's story Petro"-&-Nokol line enables
Fannie
Hurst,
the
novelist,
it
is
had been eccomplished, for
"In short, and put in its baldest
Regarding the federation the be- rumored, will soon receive an art - is exactly the opposite.
do exactly that. Phone or write
South African Jewry has come
terms, we are witnessing today the port stated: "It depends on the pointment by President Rooseve t.
The quick way to cut through for an estimate. No obligation.
suspension
of
thep
rinciple
free
comparatively
smaal
numhe
of
con-
to expect a great deal of Eretz
Just what—it is not said.
competition which until recently tributors-10,000 of the L000,000
Her most intimate friend, Ruth
Israel; but it was certainly a
was the definitional factor of the population in •Manhatten, and it is Bryan Owen—the daughter of Wil-
refreshing visual experience of
capitalist system and under which too far removed from the Jewish liam Jennings( Bryan, has an ap-
the Jew gained his political amen- masses, the community whose pointment as minister to one of the
all that they had read and heard
KOI
cipation and patterned his social needs it is designed to serve."
Scandinavian countries. Maybe
and longed to see about "the
aptitudes. The committee of eleven mem- Fannie, too, will turn diplomat.
Domestic—Commercid—Indust id Oil Burnes s—Fuel Oil
beloved land."
"Added to the prevailing eve- hers, of which Miss Clara Rahino-
THIS AND THAT
As I write, Rabbi Dr. J. L.
MN. by Petroleum Heat lc Power Comany, St mford, Conn.
nomic factors there is the special witz is chairman, further reported
Spinoza, in his Theologicua Tree-
Landau has arrived, and will be
one of anti-Semitism which wheth- that "the writs of orthodox Jude. talus, expressed himself in favor
maser a n d Ian"! itreanlastIon escluelvely devoted to oil Beating
er officially sponsored or unofficially ism nol longer run for the most of of the restoration of Palestine as
the guest of honor at a recep-
promoted aggravated the economic us. The Talmud, the prophets and the Jewish homeland.
tion. The presence also of the
position of the Jew and confronts the law have lost much of their
Sigmund Freud has written a
executives of the South African
him with the problem of. civil and strength as spiritual inner but-
special introduction for a Hebrew i46 06 Cass Ave.
Zionist movement has enabled
socia t l as well as economic adjust- marks, Yet German experience has
translation of his works, which
the
falsity
of
any
assump-
meat.
them to reach some important
have just appeared in Palestine.
i
Because
of the great danger of tion that the Jew can solve h s
1/r. A. Wolfson, author of a re-
decisions, not the least of which
this growing anti-Semitism, Mr. problems by trying to cease to be
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cent
volume on Spinoza, is at work
is the formation of a new finan- Waldman continued, "and because; a Jew. Assimilation runs counter
on a volume of Maimonides.
we believe that the things for which to any sound principles of sociol-
cial and mortgage corporation
Dr. Harry Wolfson of Harvard,
America stands are so basically ogy."
which will further promote the
The report was discussed exten- no relative of A. Wolfson, will soon
antithetical to the tribal system o f
corporate interests of South
have his tome on Spinoza published.
Ilitlerism, our first and immediate sively by the delegates.
Nathan Ausubel, author of the
African Jewry and Bretz
problem as Americans as well as
much praised life of Frederic the
-
•••••.-----mvwss
Jews is to stem this rising tide in 1 ••••-
.
1_1-
Great,
is authoring a play on war.
our own land. We must put up
„
V.;
Increasing attention has been
Sam Warshawsky, descendant of
high and insurmountable taill
the
Vilna
Gaon, has finished a play
drawn of late to the startling against the importation of the- , •LETTE.R.
barbaric principles and their di-- - — which will soon see production.
divergence of economic stan-
Secretary of State Hull's chit-
Z. 0. Thanks
w',
semination in our country,
dards and achievements between
dren would have a hard time of it
must protect our constitution and
Trans-Jordan and Palestine. On
in Germany, as they are "non-
our institutions from bigotry and Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
• Upon the conclusion of my term Aryans"—the secretary's wife be-
the western side of the Jordan
race hatred."
as president of the Zionist Organ- ing a Jewess,
Fascist. in Jewry
there is a land "flowing with
Dr. S. M. Melamed is finishing.
Intimating that if the present 1st- intent of Detroit, I wish to take
milk and honey"; on the East-
temps to stabilize the economic this opportunity. of thanking you another tome, Kant and the Pros!
phets,
in which he is expected to
ern side there is famine, pover-
structure of the country fail to individually, and the Detroit Jew-
ty, sheer misery. And yet both
achieve results there is a possibility ish Chronicle, for the liberal sup- do some hard shooting at Karl
port of our Organization which you Marx.
that a non-democratic method
were taken over under the same
be tried, Dr. Isadore I.uhin, com- extended through your news col
British Mandate 12 years ago
missioner of the Bureau of labor umns. For the numerous evidencss
0
this exception, that
— with
Statistics of the Department of of your deep interest in Zionism
0
son our
Labor, warned the joint session and the Detroit Zionist Organiza- (Continued from Preceding Page) 0
Trans - Jordan was ruled nut as
tion,
we
are
indeed
grateful.
o
that Jews should realize from their
—
center for Jewish settlement.
Sincerely yours
experiences in Europe that Tor.
staggering . . . however the elan; °
O
The effect of that political act democratic methods mean disaso
W M. II. ISENBERG
slardized press continues to praise !i
has now been made all too ap-
for them,
the good that the new regime has
Dr. Selig Perlman, professor .
parent, and Trans-Jordan is
brought to the film business even
economics at the University of W. -
though on anotheelsage they tell
suffering the toll of that short-
(-cabin, showed how the economy'
of another film company failure." I
sighted policy.
•
•
•
future of the growing generatis:
sec
,
While on this point of rela- is intimately bound up with O s
A screamarist decided to take •
The sixth season of Unser Camp
dinner for ,$1.25.
other groups. David J. SapOTS,
tive phases of development in the Brookwood Labor College, K. and Camp Kinderwelt, at Chelsea, try at the legitimate. He found
Mich., will open on Sunday, June a backer ... they put on the play.
the neighboring territories, it torah, N. Y., reviewed the p r.'
b
17. It was wiltina by the end of the Dd
lemon confronting Jewish labor.
might not be inappropriate to
Camp Kinderwelt is for children third art . . . but still there were
Oligarchy and Fascism in Am.'
7 to 14 years of age, under the ! a few friendly calls for "Author:
point to the way in which Jew-
iran Jewish life were attacked A -
direction of A. Meyernwitz, well Author!" The scribbler, abashed,
ish enterprise is directly and in-
the cause for anarchic condith s-
known educatoi from New York. said, "I can't make a (speech."
in Jewry and for failure to coos
directly aiding the Arab popula-
with an exceptionally able staff "That's all right," soothed the 0
with problems raised by the rise ' f
tion in Palestine. Recent re-
of instructors in sports, athlete• manager. "Just go out there and
i{itlerism in an address b • P
dramatics and arts. tell them you're sorry. ' 0
missions of taxation, arrears of
Horace Si. Kellen of the :G o
The children are given a Jew.
• • •
instalment repayments and School for Social Research,
Which reminds us .
. • cer-
Professor Kellen, a disciple sf ish training in pleasant surround-
tithes mainly affecting the
rain exec held • sneak review the
William James and author of many Inge du-ing their vacation.
Arabs have amounted to close
a
healthy
other
night
for
audience
reaction
Camp
Kinderwelt
is
philosophic works, asserted that a.1
upon f150,000, and these have Central Jewish bodies except the place for your children to spend . . . cornettd a critic and asked!
their summer vacation. The food what he thought of the picture. "If
American Jewish Congress empl ,
been made possible by the cash
is wholesome and under supervi- I were you, I'd arrange for ski
oligarchic and Fascist methods.
surplus in the government cof
A charter Jewish children sion of an able dietician. sneak release of the whole thing,"
fees—a reserve now amounting
There is also room for a num- was the terse reply.
similar to the children's charter of
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a
to close upon two and a hal f the White House Conference fey s- ber of adults.
And Mae West reflects: "A gal
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DIRACIlY
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'To displease is my ;leisure; I
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Jews, resident and settling in Education of Chicago.
Ahoy, mates!
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Speaking an "Immigration and 'loa
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class room, psychologically they are
miles apart from their Christian
neighbors.
children and youth of Germany.
"It isn't no easy to engage in a
"It is shocking to those of us mass emigration movement. It takes
who are schooled in the fundamen-
careful preparation and planning
tals of democratic thought and be-
to bring about a proper readjust-
lief that any state can be built
ment in the new surroundings. Be-
upon the conception that people
sides the doors of the world, out-
born with Jewish liked are tainted
side of Palestine, are practically
and polluted and that Germans
closed to the Jews. I attended a
with any Jewish blood going back
conference in Paris last summer,
to three generations are consigned
consisting of Jewish leaders who
to the scrap heap of the inferior
came together to consider immigra-
and the outcast.
tion possibilities for German Jews.
"The extent of Ow application of It is surprising after you study it
this falsehtaal can only be under- what little opportunity there is in
stood if one recognizes that this the world today for Jews. How-
racial dogma applies not only to the ever, Palestine is proving a hospit-
five hundred and fifty thousand able land for a few thousand Jews
Jews but also to two or perhaps annually. Other sources of immi-
three million of Germans with Jew- gration may be found, but for the
ish blood. In the ruthless appli- majority of the Jews of Germany,
cation of this policy the children emigration is not the remedy. They
and the youth of Jewish origin have will have to find a method of living
been the victims whose suffering in Germany and as their resources
cries to high heaven. The sadistic are depleted they must depend upon
torture inflicted upon adults who those Jews outside Germany with
have been taken into concentration a sense of responsibility for their
camps; the deprivation of a means brothers and sisters for help.
of a livelihood and even the murder
"This campaign of three million
of hundreds and thousands of Jews dollars is a challenge to you young
have not affected us so deeply. as men and women —the Jewish youth
the infliction upon children and Of America. You young men •and
youths of wounds upon their scrubs women must not forsake the Jew-
which they will carry with them to ish youth of Germany. They chal-
the end of their days.
lenge your idealism. They give you
Get the Jewish Youth Out
the opportunity of answering in the
"No wonder one of the most bril- I affirmative the question raised by
liant of the American representa- Cain throughout the ages, 'Am I
tives of our diplomatic service told My Brother's Keeper?'"
More than 70 Jewish youth or-
me in Berlin, 'I/r. Moskowitz, go
back to your people and tell them ganizations and institutions, fra-
that they should do everything in ternities and sororities sponsored
their power to help the German Sunday night's "commencement ex-
Jewish youth to get out of Ger- ercises," including Alpha Epsilon
many. They have no future here.' , I'hi, Alpha Gamma, Alpha Omega,
And yet they cannot be sent out Youth Division of the American
of Germany unprepared for life in Jewish Congress, Avukah, Youth
other lands. Many of them must Division of B'nai Brith, Brooklyn
he entirely readjusted vocationally. Junior Federation, Central Jewish
If they are to become factory work- Institute, Junior Federation of New
era their hands must be retrained. York, Junior Hadassah, Kappa Na,
If they are to go on the land they j Masada, Menorah Society, Metro-
must he prepared for trained agri- ! politan League of Jewish Common-
cultural work. Already Jews of ! ity Associations, Mu Sigma, Na-
Germany feel the need of estab- tional Council of Jewish Juniors,
lishing separate schools for their Phi Delta, Phi Kappa, Phi Lambda
children. Already the children of Kappa, Phi Sigma Delta, Phi Epsi-
the Jews of Germany are experienc- Lon Kappa, Phi Sigma Lambda,
ing that suffering which comes Sigma Delta Tau, Young Judea,
from living among neighbors who Young Men's and Young 'Women's
are hostile to them. Even though , Hebrew Association and Zeta Beta
Jewish children are in the same I Tau.
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