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Sabbath Readings of the Law

Pentateuchal portion—Dent. 16:18-21:9
Prophetical portion—Is. 51:12.52:12

August 17, 1934

Elul

6, 5694

The Algerian Tragedy

Jews haven't enough to worry them;
therefore another tragedy: that of Al-

gerian Jewry.
It is impossible at this time and from
such a distance to weigh the facts and
causes which brought about the horrible
pogrom. But this much is certain:
Destructive forces are at play to incite
Arabs against Jews.
Not only the Jews in Algeria, but those
in Palestine and Arabia are in danger of
attacks from bandit bands who are proving
good pupils in the hands of Fascist as well
as Communist agitators.
The Jews may pay dearly for these agi-
tations unless action is taken to win the
friendship of Arab leaders and to enlighten
the masses that Jews are their friends and
not their enemies.
While Palestine is in no way affected by•
the troubles in Algeria, where Jews have
for centuries suffered from Moslem ha-
treds, it is important that our leaders
should not ignore the present outbreaks
and should think in terms of dealing with
the Arabs on a basis of friendship and
understanding. If at all possible, the spirit
of hate must be wiped out. While this
spirit rules everywhere, it may prove more
damaging and more dangerous in Arab
countries than elsewhere unless a solution
is found to this problem. This solution
must be found, for the sake of the security
of the Jewish populations in Palestine and
in all Arabian countries.

The Situation in Poland

Hitlerism and the tragedy of the Jews
in Germany have overshadowed the eco-
nomic and political tragedies of the- Jews
in Poland and have caused Jewry for a
time to forget the sad plight of the 3,000,.
000 peolile who are without hope of re-
lief from the despair which has made
pariahs of human beings.
But the true picture of conditions there
is now again being revealed to us, and
world Jewry is once more being challenged
to seek relief for more than a fifth of our
people.
For years outstanding Polish-Jewish
leaders had been telling us that the only
hope for Polish Jews is emigration. We
know that it is impossible to transport
3,000,000 from one country to another—
especially under present conditions which
fina the dOors to every possible haven of
refuge closed. But a way for some relief
for these unfortunates must be found. In-
tervention with the Polish government, the
settlement of as many as possible in other
lands and internal economic soluNns-
these means must be_resorted to at once.

Our Film Folk

By HELEN GMOND.

By BORIS SMOLAR
Chief European Correspondent, J. T. A.

HOLLYWOOD.
What, ho.
m'lads ... here's one we'll wager
you didn't even suspect. Otto
Kruger is a child of Zion! Yeesir
. . . we have it on authority of
one who knew him "yahs and
yahs" ago. And, ironically enough,'
he plays Jewish roles very Gen-
tilish. We understand he'd rather'
you didn't know.

Wopt right, 1934. Jew

• • •

One of our local movie corn - !
mentators observes that a recent
issue of Collier's magazine carried
an article by Hantstaengl defend- i
ing the Nazis . . which was
ghosted by Quentin Reynolds.
And in the same issue was an edi.;
tonal denouncing Hitler . writ-
ten by . . . Quentin Reynolds!!
Are you cooling or going?
• • •

Francis Lederer owns 30 vol.
cams of eke world's
supe rst i tion . . . a
follows
all of them that he can remora.
bar. What complex is this, Mr.
Freud?
• • •

Certainly, the proposal made by the
special Jewish Telegraphic Agency core
respondent, Boris Smolar, that a Je wish
commission be selected to go to Poland to
Whereas Mae West reads her
study the present situation, must be con-
horoscope every day ... then does'
sidered seriously. A way of finding re- as she pleases.
• • •
lief for suffering Polish ..Lewry must be
i
Helen Mack personates so stren-
found speedily.

Germany's -"Aryan Fallacy ',

uously during filming that she I
loses seven to nine pounds with':

each flicker.

•

•

I

•

A theatrical mag of Budapest
While Germany persists in painting for
, t teaser.
,., what three
itself an Aryan canvas of superiority, scien- asked
of
temor•ry great men they 25w r ould
a n .
fiats are ridiculing these claims to greater
choose to
in • shipwreck.
•••e
cultural and physical tendencies by blond-
Charlie Chaplin got the m•jor.
haired and blue - eyed people.
ity of •otes.
• • •
S.- Grafton Elliot Smith, one of the fore-
most English anthropologists, addressing . It could only happen in topsy-
llyw
asooddi. Aiscfiertain Jew-
Congress of Anthropological and Ethno- 1•1,7ad icilloy s
ptha his.
r.
the Congress of Anthropological and Eth - job as reporter o s'n ' t rt treiscide"
Ile resigned
.
.
went
into
pte
the
nological Sciences in London, spoke of the
agency business . . . found him-
comes into flagrant conflict with the gen- sel f garnering starvation wages
erally recognized teachings of anthropo- ... crept back to the newsy job.
a T n sd 'o t wheee knselxattedr ahe hweas
...d;
logical science. A gracious correspondent
states that "most of his hearers applauded, ao assistant supery visor
a mma-
but the Germans sat in stony silence, either jor company!
• • •
I because they disapproved or because they
Hien James, the former Brook-
' did not understand what was being said."
, though he dines
And here is what Sir Grafton said in part: eY very P night in California, is bring-

WARSAW.—Polish Jewry is losing confidence
in the present Polish government.
There was a time—up to two months ago—
when all Polish Jewry was highly patriotic, was
devoted, body and soul, to Poland, to the Polish
language and Polish interests, and to all that
is Polish.
That time is passing. The Polish government
is killing Jewish patriotism by its own policies.
The government alienated the devotion of its
Jews by disgracing itself , in the terrible days of
the Nara pogrom on Jews; by failure to stop these
pogroms; by police allowing the stabbing of Jews
on the streets, and permitting to continue un-
checked the brutal treatment of Jewish women
and children.
Only now that the anti-Semitic party has been
suppressed because of the murder of Minister
of the Interior Pieracki can it be seen that when
the Polish government is desirous of suppressing
i something, it has means and sufficient power to
do so in its hands. It wanted to liquidate the
Nara party because the government did not want
the danger that other Polish ministers also might
be murdered. So it was done rapidly. In the
course of 24 hours the government put an end
to the Nara party.

Pogrom Handling Different

Different, however, was the stand taken by
the government against the anti-Semitic Nara
party during the bloody days of the anti-Jewish
excesses. Those days, the Jews in Poland will
not forget for a long time. Who knows how
long those days might have lasted and how much
Jewish blood might have been spilt had not the
tragic murder of the Polish Minister of Interior
taken place—a c e in which Nara members were
suspected of th murder and which revealed to
the governmen that it had tolerated the Nara
terror too long
The days of Nara excesses are discussed with
horror among the Jews in Poland even now. They
remember th t period as one of catastrophe, with
a feeling that is reminiscent of the times of the
Czarist pogroms in Russia and of the Ukrainian
pogroms of Petlura.

ing forth his ninth tome on "Din-
ing in New York." Fortunately,
his friends are loyal . . . and the
, mail service is good.

Tidbits and News

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

1Caerebt.

g aid.. A st n , 31 .

EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is the second of three striking
articles on the Polish-Jewish situation by one of the outstanding
Jewish journalists of the day. The remaining article will appear in
a subsequent issue of this publication.

Max Baer refuses to train t
anymore . . . but then hes not
doing no badly. His picture
contract calls for 350,000 for
ONE picture.
• •
•

BY-THE-WAY

Reflect on Answer

Colonel Slawek's answer is now being dis-
cussed all over Poland. His reply will long be
remembered in Jewish circles. At a time of
great distress, the head of the Polish Govern-
ment party not only failed to fulfill his duty, but
failed even to display the necessary tact to give
his own Jews—members of his own party—a few
soothing words.

"The world is anti-Semitic and Poland is no
exception: .
The Jewish leaders who came to their colonel

seeking protection and who received from him
instead this slap in the face, are ashamed to re-
veal that one of their group lost consoiousness
when this phrase was thrust's in their faces. His
nerves shattered by the bloody events in the
streets, he fainted on hearing the stand of his
own party leader with regard to chose events.

And in Jewish circles in Poland, when the
question whether the Jew can depend upon the
present admnistration is brought up, Slawek's
sentence is mentioned much as the statement
made to a Jewish delegation which requested the
government not to invite Nazi Propaganda Minis-
ter Goebbels into Poland is always quoted. That
delegation was composed of Jews who deserved
the right to speak by virtue of their service in
the campaign which Poland waged against Hitler
during the early part of his regime. Now these
Jews came to the Polish government asking it
not to disgrace the Jews by bringing Goebbels
to such a community as Warsaw, where more
than 300,000 Jews live, and not to aid in the
anti-Semitic propaganda which Goebbels would
undoubtedly spread in his speech if he came to
Warsaw.

Insulting Reply

The reply from the Polish government to
this Jewish request was not only cynical, insult-
ing and disappointing, but it was outspokenly
pro-Hitler. Immediately after this reply was
delivered, the Jewish press in Warsaw received
orders not to print anything Which might offend
Goebbels. It was hinted to Jewis‘h organizations
that the government would not tolerate any anti-
Goebbels expressions, neither in demonstrations
nor leaflets. Jewish papers were confiscated for
not being careful with regard to their remarks
on Goebbels. All this took place' after the Polish
government had utilized the Jews as much as
possible in its campaign against Hitler's Germany.

Hat J

A

For an interesting pers o
. nality,
I commend to your consideration
Rabbi Kook, the chief rabbi of
Jerusalem, who recently came into
much prominence by reason of his
espousal of the cause of Staysky.
I particularly like the story they
tell about Kook anent his stand
on the question of religion in Pal-
' estine. •
As the story goes—and it is
authentic—the ultra-pious in Pal-
estine were raising one big now
about the fact that many of the
workers smoked on Saturday and
performed similar violations of _
the religious law.
"These impious workers should
not be admitted to Palestine,"
cried many of the devout Jews.
"Steps should be taken to see that
they are not granted certificates.
What do you say, Rabbi, Kook?"
ik the
And what do you th
leading Orthodox rabbi of Jeru-
salem said? Well, it was to this
effect:
"Let me recall to you some
Jewish story. In the ancient days
, of the kingdom of Israel, you will
remember, there was the Tem-
ple—to which all of the Jews
gathered for worship. And in this
Temple, there was the Holy of
Holies. So sacred was this spot
that only the High Priest could
enter it, and then only on the
rarest occasion. Yet when they
were building the Temple, the
Jewish workers continually entered
that zone. The workers could en-
ter when the High Priest could
not. The workers were forgiven
much because they were building.
And now, my friends, the workers
are building, too. We must not
interfere with that building."
In other words, the chief Ortho-
dox rabbi told the religious folk
that the workers were more im-
portant just then than the ob-
. serving.
. • •

Malik, too, once recalled a con-
, versation which he overheard in
which Rabbi Kook participated.
Some learned and exceedingly
, pious Jew was arguing a point
with Rabbi Kook, and this Jew
quoted copiously from this "Mes-
ichta" and that "Mesichta."
"But," replied Rabbi Kook, "you
fail to take note what the Mes-
ichta Zidkis (righteousness) says."
The man replied he knew of no
such Mesichta.
"You never heard of that Mes-
ichta!" gasped Rabbi Kook. "Well,
then, you have missed the main
Mesichta of Judaism."
Of course, literally speaking,
the man, and not the rabbi, was
right.
• • •

The world—both Jewish and non-Jewish—will
never know the whole truth about the number
of Jewish people who fell every day in the vari-
• • •
ous cities of Poland. The toll of Jews stabbed
I
,
in the streets and the number of Jewish children
1
Tip to smokers: Harry War.
crippled will never be definitely known. The
ner, the head brother, places •
row of sliced apples under the
In a recent address in San Francisco, Dr.
number of robbed Jewish stores will never be
. cigars in his_ ling humidor
' Robert A. Millikan, president of the Cali-
The chameleon-Ide brand of politics played
fully listed:' It is extremely unfortunate that
•
L .. . to impel. ..! • flavor.
by the Polish government—using the Jews when
,among
Polish Jewry there is no organized ap-
fornia Institute of Technology, warned
• • •
necessary and spitting in their faces when they
paratus to gather facts and figures about these
against the dangers of outside influences
The question has been fre-
Letters the stars receive:
disastrous days.
are no longer needed—is self-evident that there qqently put as to why there is
which may cause the bullet to displace the
Ricardo Corte* is requested by
can
be
no
feeling
of
'confidence
among
Polish
a
mention
in Hebrew literature of
Porto
Rican
fan
to
please
send
Confidence
Lost
ballot as the ruling - force. He described
two Messiahs. One of the 'Mes-
two saxophones. What, no zith-
Jews in the present regime. Especially after the
And because the Jews know that the police
the "American dream"
siahs
is
referred
to as the "Moth-
ers7
bloody days of the Nara excesses. Especially
did not have the necessary instructions from the
teach ben David" and the other
An ambitious young fellow
after
the
reply
the
Jews
received
from
Colonel
governmept
to
protect
their
lives,
and
because
"that this country may always remain a land
as the "Mosheeach ben Joseph."
writes Sylvia Sidney, discoursing
of freedom and of opportunity—a land in
Slawek. Especially after the Jews saw that when
they know that the government had purposely
As Morris Rothenberg, president
at great length about his many
which each citizen has the possibility of rising
of the Zionist Organization of
virtues, asking her to find him a
the government wanted to—when the Nara be-
and quite knowingly allowed the Nara members
to just such a position of power and influence
America,
tells it, the reason is as
beautiful wife. In fact, he adds,
to be merry at the expense of o the Jews, the
came too terrible, not for the Jews, but for the
among his fellows as his own character, his
follows:
he might even consider Sylvia her-
government—it was able to liquidate the entire
disappointment among them is very great, the
own industry, his own capacities should create
self.
"The 'Mosheeach ben David' is
feeling of security for the morrow is slight and
anti-Semitic Nara organizaton within 24 hours. to deliver on from 'Golus' and the
for him; a land in which the opportunity of
Mae West is the recipient of
education is denied to no one who has remon-
the oddest collection of hysteria.
confidence in the government has dwindled.
'Mosheeach ben Joseph' is to de-
Peace
for
the
Moment
strated his capacities to return to society
Some want her to christen babies
liver us from the 'baale goles.'"
There is little belief that the present govern-
Once more now there is peace in Warsaw. In
through that education what it costs society
. . . or horses. Others ask for
(Unless you get the peculiar al-
ment is really interested in the protection of its
Warsaw, and in all Poland.
to give it to him; a land in which the standard
her wearing apparel . . . auto-
most untranslatable import of the
Jewish inhabitants, as the Jewish people deserve,
of living of the common man is just as high
graphed. if you please.
Will this spirit last long, however? Are Jews word "baale goles" you won't get
as is compatible with the total productivity of
both as citizens and as true patriots of the Polish
this story's real cuteness.)
in Poland now finally safe from new excesses?
the country; • land that has no intelligent and
• • •
Bits of town gossip: Joseph
Republic. •
When you speak to Jewish leaders in Poland:
informed an electorate that social changes,
Schenck is . . . or is about to be
Ask the next Jew you meet
In
"those
days"—when
Jewish
mothers
were
you do not perceive this feeling of security. You
however far-reaching, can always be brought
.. married. The flame is Merle
where
the
sentence
"Love thy
fearful of sending their children to school, when
about and can only be brought about by con-
do not feel faith in the government. You do
Oberon, English screen actress.
neighbor as thyself" appears, and
stitutional ballot methods, never either by the
Jewish blood was being spilt, when Jews locked
Ted Healy, generally conceded the
not feel confidence in the government. It is
the odds are 100 to I that he will
violence of the mob or the despotic power of
world's worst dressed man, ap-
themselves in their homes and feared to go out
say the New Testament. Whereas
possible that tomorrow another anti-Semitic or-
the man on horseback supported by the rifle
peered at the bicycle races look s into the streets—in those days
it first appears in the Old Testa-
a
Jewish
delega-
ganization will be formed and new anti-Jewish
and the bayonet."
ing like a Bond Street model.
ment.
But this was not the only bit of ridicule i"Romance of a People," the gi- tion risked their lives and presented themselves excesses will break out. Tomorrow the Nara
Of course, the Old Testament
to the leader of the Government party, Colonel
• The important point in Dr. Millikan's to which the "Aryan fallacy" was sub- V
members
may
wear
new
shirts
and
may
once
hasn't got the amendment of the
ss t o t i,!; le tc h te"): e , T sb;;:( 0 1kneg d i t n h t: Slawek.
address which matters to us, and to all
song: "especially if she is a pretty
more
stab
Jews
in
the
streets.
Tomorrow
if
no
ected. Three days after the address by the Roxy, New Yor k, for the two
girl."
"Save us," was the plea of the delegation.
American citizens, at this time, is that we
more Polish ministers are terrorized, thegovern-
• • •
Sir Grafton, the anthropologists' congress .weeks of the high holidays.
The Jews in the delegation were all good Polish
• • •
should be jealous of our privileges as
ment may again look through its fingers at anti-
Dr. Marinoff, son-in-law of
heard Dr. J. S. B. Haldane, professor of
patriots. They were members of the parties
Jewish outrages.
Georgie (Burns) and flia/ cie
Professor Einstein, is engaged in
American citizens and should guard zeal-
genetics in the University of London, de- (Allen) are having a galloping which support the present administration. They
France aiding land settlement of
The Jews have no certainty now with regard
ously our rights.
Clare that the knowledge of a man's an- ( good time in Yurrop. Gracie were members of Colonel Slawek's own party.
some of the German refugees.
to their governmAt. This is certainly a tragedy
• • •
"Protect the ballot to avoid using the vestry throws little light on his capabilities,
The answer which the Jewish government-sup-
for
the
three
million
Jews
in
Poland.
Nor
is
it
l I .o un rs dtoninw ti o ithth!i jeoh ro g te
e,
i
wr
eo's
o
ie
m
Rot
Rumoi.,has it that the Marx
bullet" should become the motto of every and stated:
porters received from their Polish party leader
such • big asset to the Polish government. Three
to get away. They're trying to
Brothers will noon split up—
American.
was a bitter one: "The Jews,"—the man who
arrest me." "What for?" blinked
Grouch° going to the legitimate
million people are 10 per cent of the entire popu-
Whatever innate differences in ability may
As Jews we are particularly obligated
George. "I don't know, but I got
stage.
created the political policies of the present re-
lation of Poland. The Polish government will
• • •
exist between races they are clearly of an
,a letter from a man who wants gime declared cynically—"are now hated all over
to protect the ballot—and to use it. We
have to reveal itself in • very different light now,
overlapping type. If South African Negroes
to present me at court "
That young gal that Dr. Voron-
the
world.
Poland
is
no
exception.
I
am
sorry
have too much at stake in the event we
if it hopes to regain the confidence of these three off, the Jewish rejuvenation ex-
are ever afforded equal cultural opportunities
but I can do nothing for you."
with whites it may be found that a smaller
Heigho!
million citizens.
lose the franchise at the polls, and under
(Turn to Next Paws.
proportion of them can reach a given standard.
no circumstances must we permit any cir-
But it is already certain that some Negroes
cumstance to arise which should prevent
can reach higher cultural levels than most of
the whites.
us from using this powerful weapon as
The so-called races within Europe have a
By DR. MARK WALDMAN
American citizens.
A model hospital, a school for selves of the splendid opportunity
much more dubious status. In respect of physi-
While it is unfortunate that the forth-
graduate medical instruction and in their fields to form the graduate
4Comrisht. ISM ]TA I
cal characters they overlap to a considerable
medical research laboratories are faculty of medicine and head the
coming Primary Election Day should oc-
extent. Any population may be "racialy homo-
EldITt.ICP Nt.TE: The follow:ng &r- to be combined into the first insti- respective departments.
geneous" in the sense that its genes have
tl, le, revealing Goethe'. II, it Was".
cur on Rosh Hashonah, the fact remains
tution of its kind in Palestine with
l5T /0/71,1*
been thoroughly mixed by random mating,
In Jewry end things Ilddlah, is herd
To carry out this splendid enter-
upon ctrerpts nom
-Goethe and the the construction of the proposed
that at least a half-hour before the closing
prise as speedily as possible the
but there is no reason to believe such popula-
N UNUSUAL quietude on Dollfuss in Austria. Finally, th re Jews•• 1.1. 1' Cutnarn's none. publisher. Hadassah Universiay Hospital in committee is seeking to raise $200,-
of the polls writing will be permissible ac-
tions differ in any but a statistical sense--the
by Dr. Mark Waldmanof the college
A events in Germany has uome was the death of President von of the Cit. of New torts The author. Jerusalem.
same genes being found throughout, though
• , 000 toward the building fund. That
cording to the strictest Orthodox rules.
'over official Washington since the Hindenburg and the announcem nt who le a dlatineulahed ' , holm.
Hadassah, the Women's Zionist the sum sought is comparatively
in different proportions.
nd lecturer. h. won high male. for
This day presents a challenge to the Jewish
announcement that Hitler would 'that Hitler would assume the office ie literary conletbutIone •nd s.watch Organization of America, and the 'ma:: is due to certain resources
Within suet, • population • man of a
on Goethe from Prof. Carl P heel...,
adopt the title of "Reichsfuehrer of supreme being in Germany.
American Jewish Physicians' Cem- already on hand or promised. The
voter. Every Jew must make it a point to
given type—for example, • "Nordic" with ■
head of the Germanic !apartment or
and Chancellor."
Now Dr. Luther is hack in the van. •ntseralty and head of the Goethe mittee are the joint sponsors of land for the hospital, for instance,
long head of hair and blue eyes is no more
be in the voting line during this half hour,
Ill.mponium to which Prof...or Wald-
United
States.
No
doubt
while
in
this enterprise. Their plans en- will be bought with the first $20,-
This
silence,
particularly
notice-
likely to have • high proportion of Scandin-
man', ■ontrthution adjudged out-
in order that the right to vote should not
visage the eventual development of , 000 that the Hadassah chapters ,
able since the death of Germany's Berlin he had the opportunity of at•ollng
avian ancestry than a relative not possessing
telling
Nazi
officials
about
this
the
hospital into • complete medi- raise fr r the Jewish National Fund
President,
Paul
von Hindenburg,
those characters. Nor is it possible in the
be lost. We must use the ballot on that
cal center such as exists in the . this year. Certain cash reserves
reveals a startling situation in off, country's reactions to Hitler pol-
present state of our knowledge to determine
In his despair at the futility large cities of this country.
day as well as on every election day.
icies
During
his
stay
there,
Dr.
•vial
and
accumulated for years are to be ap-
diplomatic circles. In-
the proportions of ancestry in a given popula-
, nanny and privately, Washington Luther was privileged to gain at of knowledge to attain happi- ;
to the boilding fund, neces-
Jews of Detroit: be sure you vote on
In this new undertaking for Pal- plied
tion which belonged to various hypothetical
first
hand
the
realistic
side
of
a
:etlicialdom is asking questions. In
ness, Faust, i. e., Goethe (for estine, Hadassah, the pioneer in sit Hadassah raising of only $200,-
races in the past.
Primilry Day, Tuesday, Sept. /1.
' 00 O now.
general they would like to knew horrible picture.
Goethe and Faust are identical) public health there, and the Hebrew
The attitude of the United States
kind of a game Hitler is
Hadassah chapters in all parts
t'niversity, the first Jewish uni -
While 't is doubtful whether Nazis who what
cries out in ringing tones:
playing.
toward Hitler policies was made
versity in history, are to join and of the country are organizing local
•
•
.
"Habe nun, ach! Philosophic, co - ordinate
are blinded by their own ideas of great-
their endeavors to committees of clubwomen, physi-
quite clear recently by Secretary of
Juristerei and Medizin . . . " serve the health of a people and , c clans, scientists and others inter-
Dr. Hans I.uther. German arn. 'State Hull in his note on the debt
The announcement made last week that ness will learn to respect the views of an-
advancement of science. The ested in the project. The necessity
Dr. Leo M. Franklin is well on the road to thropological authorities, it will be interest- hassador to the United States, is default. Dr. Luther was in Ger- The subjects philosophy, juris- the
hospital will he administered by for such an institution, its inevi-
back again in this country after
complete recovery from his recent serious ing to note how their "Aryan fallacy" will spending several week:. in Berlin many at the time the note was re- prudence, medicine and the- Hadassah, while the university will table far-flung iqifluence, the oppor-
ology enumerated in this pass- direct the academic program of the tunities it will .Ter to Jewish doe-
be utilized for comfort and consolation. ,11e cam , hark to this co u ntry
ceived by the Reich.
illness was gladdening news.
p hi.+ daughter, Fraulein rt ;lit;
age form a mere fractional
institution. To the public it will tors and scientists and its sign'-
Just before Dr. Luther left for
Dr. Franklin's illness was a matter of when historic justice finally plays its part
be the Hadassah.University Hospi- .(seance toward the greater develop-
the
Berlin the McCormack Committee part of the' multifarious discip-
tal; to students it will he the Grad- ment of Palestine have captured the
concern not to Temple Beth El alone, but to put an end to Nazi stupidity and bru- married this 7.11 tole
Gerrit
y,ili
7 von investigating subversive propa-
lines which the uncanny intel-
uate School of Medicine and Hy- popular imagination. The operating
11aesten, the Embassy's secretary. ganda activities in the United
to the entire community. In more than 30 tality.
lect of Goethe embraced. There
ewe of the Hebrew University, room of the hospital has already
While in Germany, according to
States
uncovered
evidence
which
Rabbi
Franklin
has
years of service here,
11 ashington talk, Dr. Luther took linked Germany with financing was nothing too small. nothing where graduate physicians, under • been provided for with a gift of
become an influence to be reckoned with, In his eulogy, Adolf Hitler referred to a hand in unravelling his country's Nazi propaganda activities in the too big, which Goethe' insati- a select faculty, will conduct medi- $15,000 by h . the Buffalo Chapter of
cal research. In the matter of hos- Hadassah.
knot. The effectiveness of United States. This - revelation
and his absence from the pulpit and from Paul von Hindenburg as "a fatherly tinancial
able spirit did not attempt to pital and teaching pereonnel, this
what wa s done during his visit is
The chairmen of the building
communal activities in the past two months friend." But a little less than two years not known. Rut Dr. Luther is gen- added to the distrust of Hitler pol- traverse. Astronomy, architec- is • most propitious time for the, fund
committee are Mrs. Edward
icies.
ture, botany, zoology, physics, creation of such•an institution. At
ago the present Chancellor of the Reich erally regarded as a financial and
caused deep regret everywhere.
General sentiment in this coun-
Jacobs,
former national president
no previous single period has there
economic expert..
chemistry,
jurisprudence,
medi-
try is against Hitler and his fol-
We are pleased to know of Rabbi Frank- spoke slightingly about the late president
been available for Palestine such of Hadassah; Mrs. Alexander Lam-
lowers.
Fps
Germany,
the
situa-
port,
national
hoard member of
cine,
theology,
philosophy
and
an array of distinguished odes. ;
lin's recovery and are happy to join his of Germany. Well, we are not so sure that
Dr. Lather's stay in Germany tion is serious. The Hitler govern-
numerous other branches with- Lists and medical specialists from' Hadassah; Dr. Nathan Ratnott,
many friends in wishing him well and in the people of Germany are so easily mis- ! was 'marked by a few exciting ment would like to see a change in
chairman
of
the
American Jewish
in the range of human knnwl- of the institution will avail them- Physicians' Committee and Dr.
events. There was
bloody attitude. It may yet bas Dr. Luth-
Germany as today. The directors
welcoming the news that he will soon re- led—whether it is Nazi talk of "peace" or slaughter and purging the
- of Nazi er's task to bring this about.
Emanuel Libman, chair , man of the
(Tara to Next Pats)
to gather scientists of preeminence
a "tribute" to Hindenburg.
forces. Next came the murder of
(Copyright. 1934. JTA I
turn to his pulpit.
latter's executive committee.

Guarding a Priceless Privilege

'There is still some diversity of opinion as
to the place where civilization first originated,
but we now have evidence to show that,
whether is was in Egypt, Sumeria, India or
elsewhere, it was the work of the Mediterran-
ean race. There is no adequate reason for
regarding this as in any sense due to any in-
nate qualities of initiative or skill on the part
of this race, but rather to historical circum-
- stances which impelled the people on the banks
of the Nile to embark on those pursuits which
led inevitably to the upbuilding of civilization.
It is a matter of some importance to em-
' phasize this fact at a time when distinctive
'qualities of mind and character are being
attributed to the Nordic race and the so-called
Aryan people. Although the introduction of
the latter term must be attributed to Professor
Max Mueller, it is important not to overlook
the fact that, in the face of intense criticism,
he was competed to admit that an "ethnologist
who speaks of the Aryan race, Aryan blood
or Aryan eyes and hair is as great a sinner
as a linguist who speaks of a dolichocephalic
dictionary or a brackhcephalic grammar.'
Those who insist upon the moral and intel-
lectual qualities of Aryans and talk about
primitive Aryan culture should be reminded
that it is more than doubtful that Aryans did
invent primitive culture in any other way than
by borrowing from Babylonia.
When one thinks of the trenchant exposure
of the Aryan fallacy by Huxley in 1890, it be-
comes an increasing matter of surprise that
the facts of anthropology should be so flag-
rantly misused at the present time by applying
the word Aryan as equivalent to non-Jewish.

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Dr. Franklin's Recovery

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Hadassah-University Hospital For Palestine