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German Traged y

His chance

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That little youngster of yours- ao innocent, so
trustful, so unaware of the struggles he must on•
day face.

Not many years hence he is going to be a big strap-
ping fellow. Will he then be able to enter college,
or must he start the long, uphill struggle trying to
calve out a future for himself in competition with
others better equipped? By investing just a few
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capital he will likely require for a successful start.
Without this capital he may be forced to struggle
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talk.
If these were normal
times I'd wash my hands of
you. You wanted to be in.
dependent; fine. 1 comforted
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myself with the thought that
after all you were sheltered
from
the consequences of
your own high-handedness by
a secure inheritance.
That
security is gone.
HELENE: The Jews never had
any security.
MARX: Forget about the Jews.
I'm talking about you and
me.
IIELENE: Security comes from
feeling native ground under
your feet. But we carry our
native ground within us.
There lies Our glory and our
misery.,
. MARX: Germany is our native
ground.
I HELENE: I once believed that, I

BY-THE-WAY

FIVE YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

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By DAVID SCHWARTZ

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Aug. 26, 1934--Numher1 of Jewilh dead mounts to 150,
as Jerusalem, Haifa, Tel Aviv and colonies in Judaea ann
Galilee are again attacked by Arabs. British rush troops and
ships.

!book, that the next year wale int
the most eventful from a Jewish 1
standpoint in some centuries.
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Aug. 26---Thirty-five thousand Jews demonstrate in New
York, march to British Consulate, demanding: "Give mandate
to the United States!" United State government instructs Am-
bassador Dawes to make representations to British govern-
ment on the Palestine situation.

Aug. 29—Sir John Chancellor, Palestine High Commis-
sioner, assures Jews situation is "Mnly in handl . ' Mankind
will support Jews in demand for intelligent Palestine upbuild-
ing program, Senator Borah tells protest meeting.

Aug. 30—Britain will honor its pledge to Jews, declares
Lord Balfour, in a letter to Chaim Weizmann. French take
drastic measure to prevent Arab outbreaks in Syria and North-
ern
Africa.
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Sir Herbert Samuel, the Lib- :
eral leader of England, believes
that l'alestine during the next
I several years can absorb close to I
a million additional population, I
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Aug. 27- -Louis Marshall, president of the American
Jewish Committee, operated on in Zurich.

Aug. ?a—Jewish Agency issues call to world Jewry, de-
clares Palestine upbuilding must be Jewish answer to massa-
cres. Jewish legion offers Britain services for defense of
Palestine.

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Avoiding them is smart.

Eddie Cantor will soon
a Shakespearian role. Fur the
first time not of • humorous vein. j
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One reason why no many Jews
leave from Germany for Pales-
tine — aside from Ilitlerism — is
that the transportation costs only'
about $30, whereas it is over $100
for the boat trip from America.;

The World-Telegram of New
. York—its literary editor--makes!
an appeal for help for Henry George
this point, from the win-
11. ems—who is living in Arizona.
dow, they see Nazis pasting up
on nothing but goat's milk and
Now is the time to plan for his start—through a
the
store
front
of
a
Mr.
Rabino-
cactus and writing revolutionary
GREAT-WM Child's Policy. It provides the funds
witz with the sign, "Beware-
poetry.
They want help no that
to pay his way through college, or to launch him
his poetry can be published.
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Jew."
Marx
immediately
makes
in business or professional life. It also provides
M'hat
a
diet—goat's milk and
the distinction between Polish
insurance to cover the intervening years.
cactus. Methinks, 1, too, could
and German Jews. He labels
write revolutionary poetry u0'
Get the facts regarding this policy now.
The Jewish National Fund Syna-
the victim as a Polish Jew, Hel-
"There has lints a long felt need that menu.
gogue committee held a meeting in our community for synagogues
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ene remarking, "Ile probably is
last Monday evening at the home to take a leading part in Jewish
Tillie Lerner, a Jewish gal sr-
one." Whereupon the conver- of Rabbi .1. S. Sperka at 2014 Mon-
national problems. In these try- , rested on the Pacific Coast, is said
sation continues:
terey,
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DETROIT. MICH .
' A brief report of the Tieha b'Ab the synagogue must return to its young writers of this America.1
REPRESENTING
place
of leadership and recognition, Maybe we would he a better
HELENE: Are there several
collections was given and further
especially, when so much can be writer if arrested.
races - among the Jews as
support was pledged.
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done for the revival of spiritual
well?
The most important matter 'values and the perpetuation of
MARX: You amuse me!
I. II. Rubin, retiring secretary
I brought to the committee's consid- Judaism.
ASSURANCE COMPANY
HELENE: Why do the Ger-
of the Jewish National Fund, who
eration was that city wide confer-
0...c{ •••....•ec
"Before the approaching Yomim
mans always talk of the Jew-
' care of synagogue representatives Noraim we feel the time is most has served the J. N. F. for over
raw:scrim sum nom • sairoens writ
eacerecrior MIL MIT?
ish race as such?
• be held before the Iligh holy Days fitting that a conference of repro- • :30 years, is settling. in Palestine.
MARX: Because unfortunately
with a view of establishing a per- scntatives of all synagogues should
there are those among us un-
An international anti-Semitic
manent organization of such na-
called to form a permanent or-,
willing to admit the varia-
ture. The chairman, Rabbi Sperka, ganization which will further the convention will be held on Nurem-
tions. Which renders it all
berg,
Germany. Delegates are
indicated that among his suggest- work of the Jewish National Fund '
the more imperative to make
They are all made in Detroit
ion to this conference will he that and the upbuilding of our Home- expected from Germany, Poland
our
position
clear.
and Rumania.
and are
blade and Ouatanleed b,
each synagogue appoint in the be- land,
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HELENE: Yes? How many
STRICTLY KOSHER
ginning of every year a standing ,
"We, therefore, beg you most ur-
races are there among the
All one
This should he followed by an
nee Ilelrolter• Ulna
Jewish National Fund committee gently that you attend in person
hrIpmg .1. .11,
In width., xe delver
Jews?
International
hoodlums Conven-
which
will
be
responsible
to
the
to
or vend a representative to this
.ton.,frp.11
MARX: Mora than you can
Council for its own synagogue.
conference to be held on Tuesday, I tion. Or maybe the two conven-
count. But the only one we I The following is a copy of letters
Salami, Wieners, Bologna, Corned
tions
could
take
place simultan•
Aug. 214, at 14:15 p. en., in the I
have to ply our attention to
Beef, Pastrami, Tongues. fiction-
sent out to all synagogue presi- meeting hall of Congregation B'nai eously.
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HELENE: At least you and I
freshest kosher meats.
Ben Anti in the London Jewish
belong
to
the
same
race,
don't
Watch for the blue and yellow
Chronicle is very much worried
we?
label with the name Gunsberg and
over the fact that the word "Jew"
the names of the rabbis who super-
is defined in a verbal sense "to
Ilerein lies the tragedy of
vise the Kashruth.
over-reach and cheat." S'nothing
the German Jews—the division
Ben Atni. The word "Yankee" is
Samuel
Levine,
former
director,
also used in that sense—particu-
in their ranks, the staunch ad-
of the Jewish Centers Association larly it was so employed in Col-
—
herence to their patriotism on
! (:,/..t Detro i t, has been appointed di- onial days.
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Cantor Pinchik to Officiate;
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otf he Council Educational
Rabbis
Sperka,
Aishiskin
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Afiian
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Cleveland, succeeding
illusionment of the children.
Leon Samson, author of "The
to
Deliver
Sermons
New
humanism"
and
many other
The abused Jew in the play,
works, is seriously ill.
the student Siegelmann, leaves
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for Palestine. Helene's Aryan
conducted at Congregation B'nai
"Did you know," writes the es-
David by the well known Cantor
lover, Kat•lanner, who for a
Is laallIAST OI nuns SQUAB'
timable S. B. Kamailur of Chicago.
Pinchick who will tie assisted by !
"that a number of little Jews are
time is converted to Nazism,
his own excellently trained choir of
to he found in the interesting
sees the horrors and errors of
barb room contain. s private huh, sbowsr,
voices,
The sermons in English
"Midget Village" at the World's
radio. I urinating ire water, fors. ..toilets, loll
the new trend in German poli- i will be delivered by Rabbi Joshua
Fair in Chicago.
. Son.lioy Heald. lompa;
tics, warns his sweetheart that I S. Sperka and 'Yiddish addresses
Boor Solarsunt
air rooted rostAno•nr.
"True, they are little folks, but
will be given by Rabbi Aishiehkin.
she is being looked for by
each and every one has a big
BOOMS front
Congregation B'nai David has
Egg
heart.
Take, for example, that
storm
troopers,
succeeds
in
in-
0 siwos ironowle hold
j made every effort to beautify the
diminutive wise-cracker Rosen. Ile
fluenalng her to leave the coun- 'services on the High Holy Days.
insists
that
his real name is "Joel
try for Switzerland, himself is I Rabbi Sperka announces his top-
Ephraim." I am inclined to be-
ics for Rosh Ilashonah sermons to
doomed to die at the hands of
lieve
that
he
is the diplomat of
be as follows: On the first day of
a band of Nazis.
the Village. On learning that you
JUST WEST OF rWAY •
: Rosh Hashonah the sermon will lat.
are
Jewish,
he
will tell you typical
"The Zeitgeist of the year 5691,"
Moving and powerful in its
Jewish stories and enjoys them no
which will concern itself with a
portrayal, this drama has its
much himself that he almost grows
resume of the dominant philosophy
great value in the excellent dia- I of our day; the loss of liberalism
larger in his laughter.
logues discussing the problem j and democracy as a regression in
"Then there is Policeman Jacob
I
our
civilization.
The
sermon
on
the
Glicken, who takes pride in in-
of the Jew, the effects of anti-
second day, entitled "A NewGto-
,
forming
you that he was a pupil
Semitism, the Jew's aptitude at
eration Facing a New Year,' will
in the Martin St. Hebrew School
not noticing insults, the Gentiles
SAMUEL LEVINE
he prospective, evaluating the
in Newark, N. J.
at not knowing—to quote Sie-
awakening of Jewish youth to a
"It is a treat to converge with
the bite Walter 1.1.11 Solomon. He
new consciousness of its own prole will
gelmann.
annular his new duties Sept. I
Miss Florence Rothschild , the
lens.
Mr.
Levine
graduated
from
the
manager
of the beauty parlor in
This play is one of the valu-
B'nai David is accepting reser v e- University of l'ennsylvania in the 3lidget Village. She tells me
able creations of the present
lions for High Holy Day sere ins 1921. Ile took special work at co.. her mother used to call her
sad period in Jewish history every evening between six and lumina University in sociology, 'Friedka.' As further proof, she
nine o'clock, at the synagogue.
and psychology. In 1927 he was writes a beautiful Yiddish.
which should Serve in opening
graduated from the Graduate
"And don't overlook Sheindel
the eyes of the world at large
School for Jewish Social Work. He Newman. She wants you to know
RABBI STOLLMAN'S
to a tragedy which can be
Was the director of the Jewish that her religion is precious to her.
MINCHAS YITZCUOK Cent+ en Asso•iationa Of Detroit tor
healed provided the non-Jewish
As a matter of fact, she lights
five years. This past year he was candles every Sabbath eve.
world steps in to make amends
(Continued from preceding page.) the director of Itionx douse of
"YOU Will meet quite a number
for the miseries heaped upon
man, has elicited widespread ad- New York. While then+ he was ac-
or Jewish midget+ among the 200
Jewry. It at the same time
miration for its author's genius in tive in the American Association
who
make up the Midget Village."
the harmonious blending of the ex- of Social Work and was on the
contains a rebuke for the din-
tremely philosophical ar) , the
1 " - Citizens Relief Panel.
loyal in Jewry who are ready to
A
patent
medicine testimonial
treinely practical. Rabbi Sto1 Immo,
occasionally thrusts greatness op. !
condemn everything Jewish and
who halt long been regarded a- a
oi
II
small
man.
t condone everything non- and
fluent speaker and profound th
Cr, has manifested his &loin, •
even anti-Jewish.
impress through the medium of
written word equally if not to a
JAPAN WELCOMES
much greater extent than throin
GERMAN REFUGEES the spoken.
The Men's nub of Congregate.,
Stylistically the work
lea'.
nothing more to be desired. It has B'nai David, an auxiliary erg.. h.
(Continued from Page One)
a beautiful and clear style, and ann ization of the Inuit David S,
rogue, has functioned during Ire
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Manchukuo is larger in easily be, read by anyone who um
'past year for t he pu rp Ise of peo
area than France and Germany derstands Hebrew. Substanti, .t
Imoting
cultural and 515 . 181 1 , ..•
combined and only sparsely settled. must stand in the foreground hf
grants and to sp ,nsor the youth a.
Ever since the Russo-Japanese creative works Of its kind .
Indies
With
the congregation_ It
The book is permeated with , '.•
war, which Japan won, the huge
area has been regarded as a spe- teresting similes and "Mideast, s" is now making many interest ,
plans
for
the
ensuing
year.
cial Japanese preserve. The only comparisons, which find their -t
As part of its program of stem-
remnant of the Czarist Russian oc- treatment only at the hands of a
cupation is the Chinese For East- writer PO thoroughly versed in the , ...irship of the synagogue youth en
ern Railroad, jointly owned by the quint—essentials of Judaism an i Genies, B. Gorelick, president of
'Now that hall) is here. our telephone in
re of a
I the Men's Club, announces that the
Soviet and Chinese governments, Rabbi Stoneman. There is •
rise treatment of things of the i club is presenting the debating
necessity 111411 e'er. I hale to do most of my .hop-
which the Japanese are now at
tempting to acquire for Manchukuo past and the present, through all , tram of Icnai David of last sea-
ping by telephone.:tad it enable. me to keep in
through negotiations with the So- of which runs the co-ordinatog son, who were runners - up in t he
easy touch with Had and Mother, with Frank at the
I city-wide Forensic league del.a:-
thread of the Torah.
viet government.
Torah, says Rabbi Stollman,
jing contest, with individual tonne
office, and with all our friends.
Manchukuo has been virtually in-
dependent of China ever since the only gave to humanity a distort cups in recognition of the it fine
"Hut the important thing to me is the assurance
work.
outlook
on
life
and
its
problems,
a
revolution of 1911, being ruled by
that we can telephone the doctor, firemen, police or
Chang Tso I.in and his son, and ! sublime Weltanshauung, but a
The Men's Club is assuming the
practical
method
of
•pproall,
only nominally acknowledging the
sponsorship of the unior Cowl e.
other aid instantly, day or night, should anything
which vouchsafed a certain end rstion and the B'nai David Boy
sovereignty of China.
happen."
In 1931, as the result of an al- undeniable harmony in an••l or- Scout Troop for the coming year.
leged plot, Japanese troops drove der and justice. While other O-
Telephone protection and comenienre can he had
Emphasis will be laid upon the
the Chinese out and net up the im- wees never taught the way of ap- cultural phase
in next y'ear's ar
for only a few cents a day. To place an order. c all,
pire of Marahukuo, placing on the proach, and on the way to the gal I Deities. In keeping with the er•n•
they
Inst
write or Melt theTelephone Hoiden-ea Office. lust alla-
the goal itself. In aim oral
throne Henry Pu Yi, former boy
cultural program of Wog
emperor of China who was outsed re-tact the reader is referrol to David fm the •ason
t ion Ye ill be made promptly.
19:11-35, in
by the revolution. Pu Yi fled to the author's unique treatment of which each organization will study
Korea, a Japanese possession, for the modern menial upheaval and Inne a•pect
of the life of Mai:11mnd,
protection, and from there came to especially the labor pioblean.
whow• onmentenial will be cele-
The author decries the wMrial-
Manchukuo as Japanese-nominated
brated in the spring of 1925, the
lstIr tendencies and dullness of car
emperor.
Men's ('lull will study the philoso.
Japanese settler, are pouring present day life, and yearns f •. • phy and theology of Mainionid•s.
into Manchukuo by the hundred, return of the proper r 'ritual 1. n-
T he first •is•ial ec. rat fer the sea.
of thousands. Railroad lines ■ are i envies which gave to life a ie.:al- ton announced by
the Men's Club
— being built at • tremendous rate, it- 1C which is more in eon-ore. ,
I is • dance to take place on l'om
with the ideals of the Torah. teat
in7ttootthethso
emviet
ntr
Kippur Night, Wedne•day evening.
Open Air Meeting of Jewish n
f ar t:iri
n te i e r l . i Jap an ie it is those 1,1e.als only that .en Sept. 19, in the metal hell of B'nai
Democratic Club on
!known to be eager to colonize Man- bring to humanity an understa• d. . David,
Elmhurst and 1 ith No
chukuo as rapidly as possible, fear. mg of human rights and (rater •y. efforts are being spared to make
Tuesday
He points to the prominent I.- ',-
ing a war with the Soviet.
this
an
annual. exent. Dave
tam of womanhood In the m. ..1.
moral's Ilene Robia 0, c hest r• 0I '!
NEW loll K-.- +.1TA 1—Seeam.
Jew ish
American Demo-
Of of the Jewish ideal, and are , .es
supply the music for the Ora,
- 0: I Club has arranged an open ; Gift to U. J. C. in Memory of
ship companies booking town. for
a, to the inevitibility of the • n-
Rosh II•shonah will make moats- a,/ mass meeting and dance on
Mrs. Blanche Greenbaum
Officers of the Men's null of
toluene, of her position in the -e-
ion for religious services on board i -seuard Ave., between 12th and
B'nai David are. President,
vitalization of Judaism.
their liners, a-cording to the an- 14th Sta. for Turaday, Aug. 2a,. Miss Sara C. Rosen gale a con-
The author reaches the c
ax Gorelick; vice - president, J. Gold
nouncement of Gasiuve Eisner, at P o'clock p. m. There s ill be two tnbution to the United Jewish of hi,
purpose in • scholar!) d ,s- 'berg; secretary, M. Espar; to ii•
head of the Eisner Steamship hand s, free dancing and among the Charities in memory of Mrs. •ertation on
Zionimn and its re- seer, Dr. J. Stillman.
Agency. Individuals or 'organiza- prominent speakers will be Judge Blanche Greenbaum.
lation to the Jewish problem. Thi•
tions interested in tours during the Arthur Lacy, Walter I. McKenzie,
conclusion logically fits: into the
The average woman derive• a
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holidays may make personal ar• and others. Louis Hass, president I Why don't contractorspat stick. patter% of thoughts and ideas otos
lot of enjoyment from tellmg
rangemente through the army.
of the club, will preside,
rag piasters on the walls
of
houses?
prising
the
entire
work.
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