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Sabbath Readings of the Law
Pentateuchal portion—Dent. 29:9-30:20
Prophetical portion—Is. 61:10.63:9
Readings of the Law for First Day of Rosh
Hashonah, Monday, Sept. 10
Pentateuchal portions—Gen. 21; Num. 28:1-6
Prophetical portions—I. Sam!. 1:1.2:10
Reading of Torah on Second Day of Rosh
Hashonah, Tuesday, Sept. 11
Pentateuchal portions—Gen. 22; Num. 29:1-6
Prophetical portion—,ter. 31:2-20.
September 7, 1934
Ellul 27, 5694
Ushering in the New Year
i
Rev. Howard V. Yergin delivered a ser-
mon in the Presbyterian Church of the
By HELEN ZIGMOND
Covenant in New York urging that Jews
drop the idea that they are the chosen
By S. BEN-YAKIR
people of God. Rev. Yergin's advice to MAURICE SCHWARTZ, A
BEGINNER IN HOLLYWOOD
the Jews came after he had sounded a
c,, p, rig IA, 1131. Jra..1170..1,1, 00. ,
Maurice Schwartz, greatest of
in'
warning that unless the Jewish problem Yiddish actors, whom the 1
were approached in the United States critics call "Der Immer Andere
T THE BEGINNING of the week of peni-
Schwartz," whose name is a house-
houses and repairing to the synagogues.
"wisely and with a Christian attitude, hold
word -- Maurice Schwartz,
tential prayer which precedes Rush Hash-
A strange tremor runs over one's body; here,
something might happen to disgrace the standing at the zenith of his pro-1
onah, the city of Jerusalem takes on a veil
name of Christ and the honor of the free fession, now humbly and with of sanctity and holiness. It is as though the city centuries ago, the prophets trod, and the kings
of Israel—Jeremiah, Zedekiah. In these very
slight trepidation, begins anew in.
institutions of our country." We quote Hollywood.
of hills and stone were suddenly remembering
•
streets the Jewish people molded its soul, its
Rev. Yergin on the chosen people idea:
the long generations of its decline and forgot-
HIS CONTRACT
being. And when the heart grows heavy with
I ant, frankly, an much irritated by certain
leaders of the Jewish race in America as I ant
by Hitler. Both proceed on the same assump-
tion—that the Jews are a race apart, with
special attributes, either of good or evil. I
refuse to accept the contention that the Jews
are now the chosen people of God, whatever
they may have been at one time. But to be-
'
ieve
that in the year 19,14 any one race to
chosen of Cod in to do violence to every con-
cept 1 have of a God who is God of all the
earth and of every race and individual therein.
If, therefore, I call upon every Christian to
cease looking upon Jews just as Jews and
therefore to eschew Ku Klux Kiang and so
forth, en also I call-upon those of the Jewish
race and religion to cease thinking of them-
selves as a people set apart and thereby en-
titled to special consideration."
He has signed an eight-month
contract with Metro - Goldwyn-
Mayer to act, write and direct ... •
but he and the producers are pro-
ceeding with care and caution.
His employers are tapping the in-
, tiumerable resources of a large
company . . . and he in studying
the inside of movie-making with
the eagerness of a new pupil. They
are using hundreds of feet of film
for tests of him in many charac- I
tern. For two months they have
searched for the most suitable I
story to present him in. He him-
self would like to play the "Her-
, chant of Venice" ... believes the
time is ripe . . . claim; his por-
trayal vindicates Shakespeare and
Shylock.
Rosh Hashonah in Jerusalem
tenness. The fear of the Day of Reckoning is
these thoughts there is nutting for it but to go
apparent in the very atmosphere of Jerusalem.
wondering again, this time among the various
From every corner comes the sound of the blow-
Chassidic, Sephardic and Cabbalist synagogues.
ing of the ram'', horn. That is the Jews of
Sephardic/ and Cabbalists
Babylon, blowing and shouting at the top of
The Sephardic synagogues are filled. They
their voices, making such a din an no European
are just getting into the singing, which the wor-
can even imagine. The Yemenites, the Persian
shippers begin after the cantor has finished. Here,
Jews, the Jews of Bukhara and Kurdistan, with
in the oldest Sephardic synagogue, the synagogue
their deep heavy voices, are also shouting. Every
of Jochanan been Zakkai anti of the prophet
group in its own manner. An experienced ob-
Elijah, and where there is a cave with a special
chair for Elijah, the Sephardim make the wor-
server can tell from • distance which group it in
he hears making a plea for a good year from
God.
shiping brief, and sing with the cantor. The
praying over, the younger people gather for chats
When the month of Tishri approaches, the eve-
in the narrow streets while the older and more
ning prayers of penitence become louder and
settled folk make their leisurely way homeward.
more fearful. Under their deep brows, the blaz-
At the synagogue of the Cabbalists everything
BY-THE -WAY
Tidbits and News
By DAVID SCHWARTZ
ICapyrisht. taco.
RETROSPECTION
The fashion authorities tell us
that we are returning to the nine-
ties, and what with skirts length-
ening and hats going brimmier,
'they cannot be far wrong.
So let's go back mentally to the
nineties — maybe a little to the
eighties. It should be • splendid
exercise for New Year's day,
when we are supposed to scrutin-
ize the past.
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Before rile lies a copy of the
Literary Digest of 1890 and,
turning the pages, I come upon
an article by Thomas Hodgkin.
!This Mr. Hodgkin goes on to de-
scribe a visit to Palestine and he
expatiates as follows: "This land
I sans roads, sans shops, sans regu-
' lar postal service, sans new,
papers, sans schools, sans doc-
tors, sans justice, sans glass
windows, sans everything that con-
' notes well being and progress."
In other words, l'alestine in 1890,
according to Hodgkin, was much
like the seashore —just full of
sanGils. - • '
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The exchange of greetings on the occa-
is very ceremonial. Quite another atmosphere
ing eyes of these Jews show dread at the sol-
Rev. Yergin is unquestionably justified in AT HOME
sion of the New Year is at this time marked
emnity of the fearful day which is at hand.
reigns there. Ilere old grey-haired Sephardic
We traverse a winding, climb-
denouncing
any
race
superiority
move-
rabbis, two Ashkenabi rabbis in their midst, stand
by unprecedented solemnity. At no time
Everyone makes it a point to visit the graves
ing road through the Hollywood
What does Mr. Hodgkin think
about
in their fur-lined caps. All are engrossed
has the word "wish" carried with it so ment. Germany's Aryan supremacy as- Hills to find his Spanish bungalow of the great and the holy. But while some rush
about the prospects for the fu-
high
up
on
the
mountain-side.
In
ture?
There had been some talk,
in
their
prayers,
each
for
himself
;
and
a
quiet
to
the
graves
of
the
prophets
and
some
to
the
much anxiety and such craving for the pirations caused most of the trouble under
this peaceful setting he is having
as Mr. Hodgkin knew, of the re-
coming of an era of good-will and of eco- the rule of Hitler. The Nordic theories his first vacation in 15 years. At graves of the Sanhedrin, everyone visits the Tomb such as one will find in no other synagogue reigns. turn of the Jew to Palestine.
One imagines that here, among these noble coun-
have been at the heart of Ku Klux Klan, the Yiddish Art Theater there was of Mother Rachel.
What does he think of that? Mr.
nomic security.
tenances of the Cabbalist mystics, the glory of
Hodgkin expresses an opinion on
The Holiday Spirit
Responses to the editor's request for Silver Shirts and other reactionary move- always work to do . . . planning,
' rehearsing, directing . . . work
God must rest. It is here among them, some-
that subject. It is as follows: "It
But now the fearful day of accounting is at
opinions on the question of co-ordinating ments. But it is not altogether fair to say days were often 18 to 20 hours
is not probable that the return of
where in the brilliant lighted synagogue, among
Jewish communal responsibilities provide that Jews claim a superior role in the long, whereas his film career leaves the threshold. Rosh Hashonah! After all the the faces showing preoccupation with distant a million or two of Jews to Pal-
shouting, Jerusalem atililenly becomes quiet.
'
his
evening,'
free
to
be
with
his
estine would in any way assist the
world.
If
anything,
Jews
have
a
right
to
best
proof
of
the
tragedy
which
marks
the
mystic spheres and upper worlds about which
economic development of the
People stop rushing about, and begin their si-
complain that too many within their ranks family.
the present situation in world Jewry.
ordinary people have no notion.
country."
'
It is Friday night ... the tam-
lent preparations, in their homes and in their
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While opinions vary as to' the means to fail to live up to Jewish principles, and ; fly, his wife, his brother (who is
The praying here proceeds much differently
hearts, to ask • good year of the Lord.
Now Mr. Thomas Hodgkin was
than ft doe,' in the other synagogues. The cantor
be used in achieving the desired unity, all resign their status as Jews whenever such also his manager), sister-In-law,
The day before Rook Hashonah, at noon, the
probably regarded very highly in
niece, gathers about the dinner
emphasizes each word separately, placing special
agree that there is a lack of Jewish re- an opportunity presents itself.
his days. He couldn't help it that
holiday spirit is noticeable. A few persons still
table. A homey, non-theatrical
significance in each and draws it out. When I
In Germany, the tragedy is particularly I atmosphere prevails. Every look
Time has made a jackass of him.
sponsibility, and that there is need for a
are busy with some last minute shopping, and
more deep-rooted Jewish feeling and for that of the extremely assimilated Jew who and gesture bespeaks reverence here and there one sees • belated Sephardi or arrived he was at "Shma Israel," and it took But it merely goes to show, don't
you know, something or other.
him about 10 minutes to complete the word, And
an understanding of Jewish issues and became holier than the most patriotic of for the head of the house.
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Yemenite Jew hurrying home on his donkey.
After viewing "Yoahe Kalb" we
similarly with the whole prayer. They pray ac-
Germans in his allegiance to German cul- expected to meet a middle-aged
problems,
Mr. Hodgkin was not a Jew. He
The Jewish population, which is in the ma-
cording to the rite of Rabbi Isaac Luria (1534.
was a Christian. Another Chris-
The worldwide crisis is made infinitely ture. This assimilated Jew forgot his peo- I man, somewhat worn by 26 years jority in Jerusalem, is most apparent at this
1572), after whom the synagogus. is named.
tiam of his day was much more
more depressing and carries with it graver ple and their culture, became a leader in On the stage. Instead, we are time. In every street one sees various Jewish
far-seeing. The man I refer to
Later
on,
I
went
to
the
synagogue
where
the
vitality,
types; European, American, Asiatic and African
German art and science, and shouted from ;amazed by his youthful
dangers because of this irresponsibility.
was Lawrence Oliphant.
nrnnestniesses,yebny. the
followers of the Karliner rebbe gather, and where
Zionist-Tourists,
speaking
a
variety
of
tongues;
Oliphant firmly believed that
the
housetops:
"Deutschland
ueber
alles."
1 ' )y
urnhiinginatne inmseaJoa
Regardless of the manner in which the
he prays on Rosh Hashonah. The synagogue was
the return of the Jew to Palestine
students
of
the
Jerusalem
yeshivas
and
older
stu-
years,
he
has
reached
the
early
world problems are solved, if we succeed Now that he has been pushed from his
so crowded that a great crowd was forced to pray
was
• feasible thing. He wrote
forties, broad-shouldered and of
in the coming year in creating a sense of heights into an abyss, it is not altogether , medium height. His hair is black dents of the Torah, most of them wearing fur- outside. After the prayers many of the Chassi- about it—worked for it—went to
edged caps and earlocks; and old men who come
Palestine to help in his way—at
dim began to sing and dance under the rebbe's
responsibility in Jewish life, and if a cer- fair to charge that Jews, too, suffer from with a dash of grey over the tem-
to spend their last years and to die in the Holy
a time when Theodore Herzl was
window. Hoping thus to induce the rebbe to
tain measure of unity is created, at least in the Aryan fault of claiming to be the ples, a little thin on top; the face City.
yet in knee trousers.
remains young and expressive;
look out upon them. They danced long and
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times of crisis, then we will have had a chosen of God. Too many Jews are too the nose is narrow and aquiline;
Towards evening, when the sun begins to set,
So the Jews in the eighties were
distantly removed from the prayerbook the lips are rather thick. But it the Jews of the city begin to stream towards the furiously, but the rebbe remained invisible. Then
good year.
thinking of Palestine, too. But
someone shouted: Let us sing the melody of
The year 5695 must be marked by a containing the "Ato b'chartonu" idea that is his glowing eyes, which not even Wailing Wall, for the evening prayers.
that was not all they were think-
Rishon! In a last attempt to catch a glimpse
heavy brows can dim, that illu-
spirit of pride which should prompt every the "chosen people" charge should be di- mine his mobile face.
Chalutzim-workers from the colonies, who
' ing about. I open the American
of the rebbe, the crowd took up the tune, which
Hebrew in 1880 to find what they
have made the pilgrimage to Jerusalem, hosts of
Jew to feel that responsibility which makes rected against them.
HIS STRUGGLES AND
they all knew was a favorite one with their leader
were thinking about. The Ameri-
There are, after all, two extremes: There TRIUMPHS
Jews from all sorts of countries, natives of Jeru-
all Jews akin, regardless of the distance
can
Hebrew was of course under
That did it. The Chassidim no sooner struck
salem, all begin the descent of the !stairs leading
is the group, which like the Jews in pre-
It is these flashing eyes ... the
dividing us.
a different management then. It
up the tune than the rebbe appeared at the
eyes
of
a
dreamer
and
a
fighter
into
the
old
part
of
the
city
and
the
Wailing
was the chief exponent of tradi-
Let 5695 awaken such a spirit of pride Hitler Germany is to be found in every
window. His face was pale, fine; his beard like
I ... that give you the index to the
tional Judaism as against the
Wall. The colorful crowds meander down the
and of co-ordinated unity. 'Then it will be emancipated country; who are so thor- '.man and his life.
white silk, and so also his brows. His eyes looked
American Israelite of Cincinnati
narrow, dark and winding Arab streets, going
oughly assimilated that their culture is the
a good and a happy year.
peacefully and soulfully out. His white prayer-
which expounded the Reform point
At the age of ten, life dealt him
lower and lower until they reach all that remains
view,
shawl had a collar of silver cloth.
It is with this hope that we join in wish- culture of the countries of which they are a terrible blow. En route from of the Holy Temple—the Wailing Wall.
of I open the American Hebrew—
Russia to America, he was separ-
Around the Rabbi's Table
ing the community of Israel a Happy New citizens. In these countries the Jews shout ated from his mother and for two
and immediately I see that these
A People's Kinship
The rebbe watched his dancing adherents, snap-
about the glories and supremacies of their years he was lost in London . . .
Year.
eighties and nineties were the days
Night falls, evening prayers are begun in an
respective lands. It is true in England, in slept in streets and parks during atmosphere of dread before the holy day. Every- ping his fingers in time with the singing. When of personal journalism in the Jew-
the United States, in France. Some may bitter winter nights ... occasion- one prays according to his own manner; each the Chassidim noticed their rebbe, their dance ish field as well as the general.
For instance, I note the Ameri-
ally found a berth in a baker's
Haste Makes Injustice
became still more fervent. It flared up like a
take pride in Jewish achievement, but as a shop . . . ate anything he could recites his own troubles.
can Hebrew takes a crack at the
flame, the melody rising to the skies.
The haste with which some people ac- group they are loyal Americans, English- pick up ... for ■ period of five
American
Israelite. The latter
Filled with awe of the Day of Reckoning, too,
But soon the rebbe turned away from the
had said that the American He-
months he lived on herring ... of-
cept rumors about prejudices for facts too men, Frenchmen.
are the two days of Rosh Hashonah, Everybody
en.
window. and instantly the enthusiasm died down,
brew was mostly read by old
ten he hung over the Thames con-
often creates injustice.
The other extreme is to be found among templating suicide, but his moth- hurries around to everyone else's house to with like boiling milk under which the flame has been
An excellent point in proof of the errors the oppressed Jewries of the world, who er's face came up to him from him a good year, and each prays for the Jews of extinguished.
And the American Hebrew re-
sponds: "That may be true, but
committed by hasty acceptance of gossip are so preoccupied in their battle for exist- the dark waters. He went on with all the world, for nowhere is a Jew as conscious
Thus enveloped in the holiday spirit lie the
the American Israelite seems to
the struggle to keep body and soul
of
his
kinship
with
his
people
as
he
is
in
Jeru-
is the spread of an unfortunate rumor ence and in striving to attain equal rights, together. Two long years elapsed
hills of Jerusalem. In the forenoon, old and young
be edited by old women."
That wan Jewish personal jour-
about the manufacture of a popular brand that they are either too busy to think in before his father worked his way salem during the High Holidays.
go to the synagogue and in the afternoon they
During
the
High
Holy
Days
Jerusalem
has
nalism. It was not quite as sav-
of cigarettes. The rumor started when terms of being the chosen race, or else over on a cattle boat and found
promenade in their various neighborhoods, while
many praying groups. Wherever you go you
age
as the general personal jour-
the boy. Today Schwartz asserts
tai in jdtned
fi
e h:w
e ah
tt:Ieeenc
n
ode ui y rme
i sns
r s uht tn h huodeeleir:d
sry r g tneo h sg
ere gt t s
st the
someone in New York told his friends that suffer from such inferiority complexes that that the depth and breadth of his
e a oouo utf t ruBh
f J.
uoe . t inrrur iuress ernt.eat
a 1 bre . sb
l o
m ,eg.naainrr,dbe
nalism then the vogue, when ed-
will find a minyan—whether of Ashkenazim, of
with women
he had heard Samuel Untermyer brand the they would appear ridiculous in their own characterizations are directly Sephardim, of Yemenites or of Jews from Nine-
itors were in the habit of calling
each other cur, rattlesnake and
manufacturers of this cigarette, in a radio eyes if they were to start shouting "we traceabe to those terrifying, un- veh. And somewhere in a corner you will also
other things zoological.
forgettable years.
address, as supporters of the Nazi anti- are the greatest on earth." When they
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•
come arm..s a group of black Jews, real black.
Again his pluck stood him in
reflective
Jewish campaign. When it was called to read in the prayerbook, "Thou hast chosen
Well, let's meander further
One and all go to prayers, locking up their
heart is stirred
(Turn to Next Page)
his attestion, Mr. Untermyer not only de- us among the peoples of the earth," it is
Myra to Next Pars 1
nied having made this charge over the as a rule merely an unconscious part of
HEADLINES
OF
radio, but he also investigated the rumor general lip service.
THE PAST YEAR
and later definitely stated that an injustice
True, there is a third group, the nation-
had been committed against the makers of alist element which prides itself on achieve-
By DANIEL L. SCHORR
Social Justice Message Issued by Conunission on Social
the cigarette in question.
ments in Palestine, and which entertains a
By MILTON BROWN
Justice of the Central Conference of
(CopyriTht. 1/31, JTA )
It is an old story that bad news travels sense of pride and honor over the contribu-
ICopnlrht 11.11 Jevah Telsit/Phl< AVM?. the
American Rabbis
on
faster than the good. In spite of Mr. Un- tions which Jews have made to humanity.
SEPTEMBER — Nazi eco-
termyer's denial and his condemnation of Is this to be denied to us? As Jews we GERMANY
By DR. SIDNEY E. GOLDSTEIN
Wau- nomic drive against Jews inten-
Defying Commissioner
aifying
the false rumor, the gossip spread, reached feel that if complaints are to be made they
Lea
,a g ue o f Nations
Affecting Jews on a large scale, chope s order to the Arabs to din-
N
continue their unofficial patrol and
,
Let
us
not
misunderstand
the , women who are able and willing
a
ukase
issued
to
Nazi
party
mem-
opens deliberations on German-
Detroit and other communities, and here will, on the contrary, be directed against
crisis we face in our social life.' to work. The right to work is a
bers by Rudolf Hess forbids any search for illegally entering Jews,
one of the gentlemen who reported the in- Jews for their lack of interest in Jewish and all noinliers of the party from Falastin, Arab newspaper, an- Jewish refugees. "Romance of Four years ago we thought we fundamental right that the new
cident to the editor even talked it into matters and for a minimum of loyalties. having any sort of relations with nounced that a committee of self- a People" draws 20,000 at pre- were in the midst of • financial economic order must protect, to-
appointed coast-guards was consid-
depression; but we were mistaken. gether with the right to an annual
himself that he had himself heard the It is indifference from which we suffer, Jews. 3.000,000 ,0111,,, of the or- ering further mobilization of pa- miere in New York.
der have been printed and the
, Two years ago we believed we income that will maintain every
OCTOBER—League of Na-
charge in a radio address. ,
rather than excessive race pride.
whole Mot, is interpreted as a re- trols to track down immigrants ,
were suffering a dislocation of the family upon a decent and
self-
tions sets up High Commission
taliation for the intensifying of the without proper passports.
economic machine of the world; respecting level of life.
The moral is an obvious one: never ac-
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the symptoms now, however, in-
beyeett voted at the World Jewish
i headed by James G. McDonald
cept a rumor for fact; investigate; do not
Future
generations
will
marvel
Con fere ewe.
ALGERIA
to solve German refugee prob- dicate • more serious situation '
Go to the Polls on Sept. 11
• • •
be over-hasty in condemning people as
What we are witnessing is moth- at our mechanical inventions and
lem after Germany withdraws
! Two Arabs, who participated in
ing less than the breaking up of a also wonder at our lack of social
anti-Semites—they may turn out to be
PALESTINE
the Constantine riots, have confes-
The conclusion of the holy day of Rosh
from League. Mayor O'Brien whole social system. We are now cr
,n heiacthivteonecson n astniducvt
your friends.
The London Times predicted that sed to the murder of the prominent
Not
Hashonah at sundown on Tuesday, Sept. the new legislative council consul- Mallon family during the nuts- bars Nazi rally in New York 1 at the end of one of the great factor is miming today out of
.epochs in history as truly as men
mil by the British government for - sacres. Accordings to French - offi-
and
Heinz
Spanknoebel,
Nazi
i
sai
o
n:
world
N of oar
snoe
11 , should be a signal for all Jews honor-
women were at the decline • ciao comfort and justice. We have
THE WEEK IN REVIEW
Rothschild Intermarriage
From London, England, comes the news
story that
Miss Rosemary, elder daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel de Rothschild, was married to
Denis Cotner Berry, son of Sir Comer Berry.
The wedding: was quietly celebrated at the
Registry Office and later at St. Columbia
Church. The father of the bride, who is the
president of the United Synagogue of England.
was not present at the religious ceremony.
The bride was given away by the Earl of
Roselsery.
This story is of particular interest to the
large Jewish audience which acclaimed the
film "The House of Rothschild." The pic-
ture emphasized the tradition in the Roth-
schild family against intermarriage, while
the hero of the play sanctioned his own
daughter's intermarriage with an English
officer. Now comes additional proof that
the Rothschild tradition opposing the mar-
riage of members of the family outside the
Jewish faith and fold has been broken.
But the great film, which was so faulty
in historical data and which, instead of
acting as a deterrent to anti-Semitism, may
accomplish the opposite end, appears to
emphasize the clannishness of the Jew and
a certain Jewish unity which in reality does
not exist.
1 J udatsm and the Social Crisis
the internal aff r'
hair the eff:!tof
t r f e !'rIng
le'te
'Jewish a
. gency in Palestine to set::
and to go to the polls while there is still for
and j i,..
paper i as s i ii representative
estative body
the country.
time, before 8 o'clock, to cast their ballots.
According to the Agency itself.
While it is unfortunate that the Primary ' numerous matters affectinlr Pal-
election day should occur on Rosh Hash- ' }-, : ltn it, :.i i : '-go tt ' t,t " , , i`u;ee'nl pass out of the
,ranonceS tuht e ict olu, n-
cial estimate, the toll of the dis-
propagandist, disappears, one
and fall of the Roman Empire or natural resources so great that
orders which lasted several days, is
hop ahead of Department of
'the collapse and disintegration of we are embarassed by the very
now placed at 46 deaths. The offi-
Justice.
Arabs
riot
against
the Feudal System. The old or. mass thereof. We have unmatched
cial estimates have been rising
der is coming to an end. No reci- machinery that can operate with
since the first report when the num- Jewish immigration in Palestine.
Itation
of creed, no matter how miraculous speed and precision
her WAS given as 30. Later it Was • Score killed. Hundreds wound-
I ancient or eloquent; no ritual of
increased and vow there is the
and acres of it are rusting in idle-
ed. Police guards swamped.
religion, no matter how elaborate ness. We have armies of men
third official correction.
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NOVEMBER—Palestine au- or age-encrusted with tradition, trained to a high degree of ski'l
thorities launch drive against I can restore or retrieve it.
I onah, this must not be used as an excuse (.
. and efficiency and over 10,000,e00
AUSTRIA
PRUlances from High Commission:
illegal entry of Jews. Jews 1 We hear it said that we lack of these worker,' are walking the
Twenty-five percent of the Jew-
; for observant Jews to absent themselves ':r Wauchope,
it de, lared, that there ish community of Vienna is depen-; protest harsh restrictive meas- !plan and leadership in oar eco• streets without hope and haunted
1
, from the voting booths. On the contrary, l i' "" intention of displacing the dant on assistance from the com- ures. Arab leaders linked to ,nomic
life. This is not true. Our by fear. We have vast reservoirs
o i f we alth dammed up in vaults
Agency from its character of rep- munity, its president, Dr. Decider •
' the half-hour remaining between the clos- I :i t: 7i
T:1 n 1%orld Jewry in ['Miss- Friedmann reports.
Nazis. Anti-Semitic RuManian 'economic life is carefully planned and banks
and corporations and
ea
trniniie imatters. The Agency is
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•
Iron
with
scientific
skill
and
surprising
Guards
loot
Jewish
no one apparently knows how to
ing evening service on the New Year Day
homes
, ,,.:;tet: re:nt ,eid 1, n m rn
t hi v
e qauteins n
t i on. no<fi LITHUANIA
and battle police. Anti-Jewish : foresight; and the leaders in our
and the time set for the closing of the polls ;
•economic life are men of unparal- h w ai:e el y Ir e rm e 4Pt loy M iL age Mts ost hoefre all' an71
Zioniet youth organizations in
riots close Warsaw University.
gays, are not withi
h
Jelled rapacity and power. The abroad, market. th at are made up
should be utilized to reach the voting !th'e'
Lithuania have been forbidden, in-
Iurilislion
in
ts
of ■ legislative cou
n nc
DECEMBER—Jewish Defense
l i r.
,trouble is that our leaders have of a larger number of under-
the Brith Trumpeldor,
ruidt ih
nth
a ti,
c
i
l
Inc a
Corps
repels
Iron
Guard
n carff
booths on time to be permitted to cast the
iaii.
affairs
hooli-
I
Brith Kanoim and the •
been trained in an outgrown
poorly housed. and
- country
m
It t various Chalutz training societies.. gans in Rumanian towns. Gov- school of economic theory and
i"eua rnil:yh'crilad families than
we have
ballots as citizens. An excellent oppor
tne nee of 52
are seen in a
' Their training centers must he
ernment takes measures to
still under the spell of a
century. Every factor
i
f
tr°
ic
17ets
ti'e
f
or
aarertei:titie'seni B ronn ec ir tion abandoned by this latest order of
tunity is provided for Jews to demonstrate
social
of prosperity is present: material.
philosophy
that
sees
little
or
no
crush Iron Guard. Arab ex ecu-
with a strike against
■
connection between economics and machinery. men, money and mar-
their loyalty as citizens. Every Jewish . Jewish contractor of Half, 'The the government.
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live members jailed for inciting ethics.
have a surplus of every-
Business is business. The
strike is against the employMent of
l'e i t
anti-Jewish riots in Palestine.
voter must go to the polls on Sept. 11.
even of suffering. The one •
men
who occupy the posts of thi ng, *
UNITED
STATES
Arabs by Borovsky, re-
ng,
we
lack
is the
• an el
d th
rtei cille toall have
an dentered the coon;
Max Reinhardt, arriving in this ; Discontent grows against gov- leadership and control still be-
will to mould thin u ‘nce-d
l'n7en
iel
Jr
to be d
is pl ■ c i ng country for several month's stay., ernment measures restricting lieve that the primary functio n of mass
of riche% into an order of
In a small German village. the London J t ewish labor. Labor represents.. shunned political discussion in his tourist permits. Jews barred the economic machine is to create
profit.
and
to
enrich
those wh jos
Times reveals, the Jews pledged their fives charged that 3,700 thrum,e interviews with reporters, On the, from German sports. German
Tiahle jfuusntdicar M ental economic need
now hold the legal title of owner- soc The
in Haifa, all illegally, of whom way to, California for the festival
unanimous vote to Hitler in the recent are
Economics Minister Schmitt
ship.
1.500 are employed by Jews and season celebrations he plans to pro-
at the nresent time in eve
That economic theory
roun•
plebiscite, and it was prearranged that the are occupying Jobs which Jews duce for the Chamber of Commerce, battles vainly against anti-Jew- :obsolete and dead and the ers- try and on every continent is an
increase
in the purchasing power
■ version of "Midsummer Night's ish boycott. Spanknoebel re- nomic organization it created is of
Jewish voters should mark their ballots •should have
the
The Palestine film censorship Dream. The renowned producer.
doomed. Our deeper experience
wage-earning and agrirol-
with green pencils. What will William beard is
ported in Germany. but U. S.
i and clearer insight teaches us that tural grow,• and also the salaried
reported to have barred • who for 25 years directed the
Randolph Hearst say to this demonstration "Dream of My People," in which Deutsche. Theater in Berlin, will will make no extradition at- I the function of our economic life workers. The agricultural and in-
of Nazi glories and to such an evidence of Cantor Joseph Rosenblatt starred. also dramatize portions of the Old ! tempt. Ion G. Duca, liberal Ru- ;is two - fold: it must serve society &Istria) and commercial warkere.
No reason was given by the au-1 Testament to depict Jewish contri-
with the things that society needs• who constitute the largest part of
"Popular will" in the German "ja" vote? I thorities.
(Tan be Nut Pigs)
butions to the world.
and it must maintain men and!
(Tara to Next
ably to discharge their duties as citizens rill
7y
Pap)