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Jesist,
be merma-
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law

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corners of
It thou mar
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i to prevent
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s who were
:ds as offer-
prohibition
to the oper-
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issors or by
ilatories.

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Frank?—

s a member
ent, and the
n Socialist
est German
,Vorld War.
erected to

torn? — A.

a converted
nth century
ler co-relig-
at the Tal-
,umnies and
Se founders
ged that all
burned. Jo-
ebrew schol-
y Emperor
report on
eel the corn-
qefferkorn's

the United
rent Jewish

the largest
:his country
New York,
iicago, Phil-
veland, De-
igeles, New-
t. Louis.

biographical
Ipmann.—P.

was born in
'hile a stu-
Deleted with
id William
:ion of The
le was made
pmann held
osts during
e of his war
'epee work.
ert political

in favor

a, the per-
✓ Mussolini
xpressed its
nanent solu-
blem would
of a corn-
lob state in
) Jews. The
tine ahould
ment, army
is should be
▪ immigra-
if the coup-
:ind of cow-
;Hans were
hings could

le available.
;sly Jewish
leookilealer
sish hron-

etto

Fn. Forces
jot

fraternities
ies of their
ecame cen-
ndoubtedly
sation that
the Jewish
IC they are
ques there
cram which
y are more
th. They do
erve to in-
'ellow stu-
if a Jewish
1 contribu-
civilization
this coun-

'erence of
in its urn-
hen a tre-
good in
end in cre-
the efforts
nited, and
to reach
bodies
rial ghetto
The fault
on (creme,
placed at
.rits them-
thoroughly
id Jewish-
giate days
at all to
angers.
k
ning Chil-
es Jews,"
hwartz of
C just pre-
ducational
i of Syne-
Union of
eregations.
pressed us
in teach-
: undesir-
udice the
ttempt to
erical re-
ncing the
ation."
which we
nany dill-
that first
brand of
them be-
'00 many,
k to their
• are op-
prejudice
:hbors.
?sident of
if Jewish
(
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DEPRESSION OR
NO DEPRESSION

CONCLUDED PROM EDITORIAL PAGH

THE THREAT OF A SOCIAL GHETTO

—
Writing recently in the Stage CONCLUDED PROM EDITORIAL PAGE
—
Magazine, he expressed his views
the subject: "In a sense all ated by Nazism, and she tells the
I en
creative writing is propaganda— following:
I have histni from tbe Oita of •
I propaganda for the ego." But that
Hermon mother, a doctor In her own
is as for as Rebellion will go.
110111e, the glory of the egffeHog
of
her four children. she Is her-
Propaganda plays, it seems to him,
self n Christian, the daughter of •
must fail, because the propagandist
clergilnan. Iter husband ho a Own-
playwright has "his mind niade
Ham The fuel that low of his ma-
hen na• a ulf0•IIII
up. His conclusion is inevitable. His ternal grundinol
Ii 11 01 effected Ills life el. 011ie.-
is a predetermined world with free
Phi In Ow least. and Vet his.... a
that tinniesr his children sere eel
will eliminated." As a case in
011011 111 the 0.4. 11001, 1001111M and
point, he takes John Wesley's
Thrlr Jo, 01111 relief 1 4
"They Shall Not Die," a play about Sir freedom and (Hemline,. the) find
Amerlron seised. Is unbounded.
the Scottsboro boys.
else mother into told nie that
Later—and this the crux of his Their
Onler to este her children hem
views on propaganda — Behrman
feeling degraded In their loss ens.
In ••rder to gli e them a feeling of self-
says: "The artist, like the scien- respert,
she Itau waled to make then
tist, should have no prejudices.
vomit of their JesIsh heritage. She
From Shakespeare to Galsworthy, ha. .111111111141 III It their 'elution
told
I,,
illientlutvits.
she
hoe
the enduring playwrights have all
them the et °ries or the great
been neutrals.'
to 1111S• I/1011Y 111111111.114.
Jes s
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Personalities in the News

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FROM EDITORIAL PAGE

Such prevention can be attained degree there and eventually be-
before the advent of a period of came a member of the faculty,
discrimination and persecution— teaching English composition.
and if practically approached the
The life of a college profes-
niere fact that the young will be
0
able to withstand such a shock sor was not entirely to his
may provide one of the best meth- taste, however, and when he
2
ods also of fighting bigotry and finished his first novel, "Mat- 2
anti-Semitism. For one thing, it
3
3
will serve to avoid on attitude of rix," he packed his suitcase and
4
alarm and despair because the net out 'on a tramping trip 4
person affected will know what which ended in New York; three
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to expect and therefore will be days later after his arrival he 5
6
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able more calmly to view the
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situation. But of particular im- sold the novel, packed the suit- 7
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portance, of course, is the need case again and net forth on a 8
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This Man Retires in Comfort
for the inculcation of such an trip which carried him to
Chula X. (Syria. 0. P. A.
attitude of informativeness in Maine where he lived two weeks 9
young Jewry that it will knew with a bank: of gypsies—to St.
how to present the position of the
Paul, where he was beaten and
Jew to our neighbors.
fly hiding their Jewishness, robbed by a thug in an alley
0-0-00 000 00-00-0-0-000
ninny young Jews believe that —to Chicago—to San Francisco
II101 1011 . 1,441141 1'1 MIA UM I,,Ilf111-
Some call him lucky. He himself maintains it's
A PROPAGANDA PLAY
IIIK them thrmigh Oils bitter perits1
they are solving their problem and eventually to Hollywood
simply a case of sound finance.
of their line
•
Notwithstanding, "Rain From
through assimilation. In reality
An even more tragic story is they are merely mocking their where, through an accident, he
Heaven" is a propaganda play. It
Thirty years ago he decided he must make sure of an
is a propaganda play in the same related in a pamphlet published neighbors without being accepted worked for six weeks as a
income in the years when his earning power would
sense as the late John Galsworthy's in London, England, by Lady Vio- by them. Perhaps the existence
decline. Speculation, he knew, could guarantee him
"Loyalties." Both playwrights let Bonham-Carter, on "Child Vic- of Jewish fraternities is the best scenario writer. In 1927, his
nothing. So he sought out the plan which would
were neutral; both ,presented a tims of tbe New Germany: A Pro- proof of such a social ghetto second novel, "Wedding," ap-
guarantee him cash on retirement to provide needed
comprehensive picture. In their test." Lady Violet tells the har- against the rise of which we are peared. In New York again, he
income. He purchaser a GREAT-WEST Pension Policy.
appeal to the intellects of their rowing tale of the persecutions warned by Mr. Hyman.
organized the New York Corn-
audiences, both Behrman and Gals- of Jewish children in Nazi Ger-
Is it not reasonable to believe mittee for the Defense of Poll-
Through for depressions with their intervening per-
worthy presented unweighed de- many, and she quotes one letter
that
a
change
in
the
attitude
of
iods of prosperity he stuck steadfastly to his plan.
tical Prisoners and ran it for
bates on a given subject. It was she received from a refineboy
Financial panics brought him no worry whatever.
up to the audiences to make their of 13 who is now, she reports the American Jeivish college two years until it became a
Boom pericds left him with no regrets.
own judgments, to see clearly if with satisfaction, "safe in Paris." youth, with the adoption of an power in our national life.
their minds were clear, to create This boy's lengthy letter opens entirely different attitude towards
their own Jewishness may, in the
The Pacific Coast still pos-
This year, at age 65, this msn retires in comfort.
propaganda from the bias that ex- with the statement:
song run, accomplish some good?
He has a guaranteed income as long as he lives. We
isted in their own minds.
"I was the only Jew in my The present attitudes have failed sessed his mind. He wrote •
want you to learn all the advantages of this GREAT-
"Rain From Heaven" is an ap- class. Until Easter I was a
third book called "The Last
WEST Pension Policy. Send for particulars now. No
peal to reason. It is an appeal to Protestant, then they found out miserably. An about face is
obligation.
the finer instincts among men. Nev- that my father was • Jew and therefore in order. A collegiate Pioneers," and a member of
Jewish
program
may
serve
an
edu-
the Group read it, decided that
ertheless the characters are per-
cational purpose of informing the here was a subject for an ex-
sons who live their own lives; they so I became one."
Much more serious than the unknowing and educating those
are not puppets created in the
danger of the rise of a social who may bear a grudge or who citing play, spoke to Levy about
image of a playwright's bias.
That is the reason our
It, and told the Group directors
ghetto is, therefore, the unfor- have inherited a spark of hate.
Devotees
of
the
propaganda
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A thorobghly Jewish program
about it. Cheryl Crawford, one
play—in its commonly accepted tunate state of indifference which
DETROIT, MICH.
use, the proletarian play--object compels a young boy to become will spell n•turelness and not
Increasingly popular -- tat
of th Group directors, sent for
to Behrman's plays on the ground a Jew at 13 at the advent of mimicry. The latter invitee
and prices which will be
him and suggested that he write
REPRESENTING
that they point no solution But Nazism, and causes a mother to contempt, the former must COM•
sure to please your sense of
a play about the development of
there is a ready made solution for begin to teach pride in their Jew- mend respect.
TIE
economy.
At any rate, the problem is the West.
the world's woes; and if there is ish heritage when the volcano of
does the theater—more limited in race hatred had alrea!dy all the worth reviewing. Mr. Hyman has
"I had 'never written a play
scope than most of the arts—pos- lava of enmity and malice which rendered the service of bringing
We serve a seven-course
sess the capabilities to solve world had accumulated in the breasts the issue to the fore. Perhaps a before," says Melvin Levy. "I
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HEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG
of the ignorant over a period of thorough analysis of it will re- had a series of long talks with
veal that the social•ghetto already the Group directors which end-
many centuries.
exists— has existed for a long ed with my writing 'Gold Eagle
THE PLAY
How to Prevent Shock
Our most pressing obligation is time—and that we have made an
Now what has Behrman done in
"Rain From Heaven?" Ile has to prevent the "hysterical reac- .htirely wrong approach towards Guy.' "
gathered a group of oddly assorted tions of those experiencing the the solution of the problem such
The Group Theater, under the
DRIVE IT!
SEE IT!
IT'S HERE!
characters for a talk-fest in the first shock of discrimination." 'a ghetto has created.
direction of Lee Strasberg and
English country home of a lady
with ouch competent players
of nobility, a woman of culture
The New
MILLER . CHAIRMAN OF
as J. Edward Bromberg, -Stella
who has made it a practice to har- HONOR ROTHSCHILD
WEDNESDAY NIGHT VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY Adler, Bob Lewis, Morris Car-
bor all shades of thought in her
home so long as they were ex-
RECEPTION COMMITTEE novaky, Luther Adler and
f or
(CONCLUDED 5I105 PAGE 1)
pounded by leading exponents.
others have combined to make
There is a young aviator, blond,
At a meeting held at the Jew-
1935
vacuous and in love with his hos- memorial meeting has the co-oper- ish Community Center on Satur- "Gold Eagle Guy" one of the
ation
of
practically
all
Detroit
tess. There is his brother, a lead-
And with Ginsberg to sell and service your Ford, you
day evening, Jan. 6, Jacob Miller, theatrical events of the season,
ing American industrialist who Zionist groups.
a prominent member in Detroit
are ...wed of Constant and uninterrupted satisfaction.
The principal address of the eve- Zionist circles and a close friend an admirable play that has been
sees Fascism as the only possible
safeguard for his precious fortune. ning will be delivered by Dr. A. M. of Vladimir Jabotinsky, was chos- further glorified by the group
ensemble technique that is the
There is an exiled German music Hershman of Congregation Shaer-
critic discovered to have possessed ey Zedek.
stock and trademark of the or-
Brief addresses will be delivered
a great grandmother of Jewish ex-
ganization presenting IL
traction. There is a Russian Roy- by Rabbi Isaac Stollman, presi-
CASS • BAGLEY
DETROIT, MICH
(Copyright, 1131, J. T. A.. ins.)
alist exile who has become quite dent of the Mizrachi Council of
used to being an exile. There is the Detroit, and a vice-president of the
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stupid wife of the capitalists whose Jewish National Fund; Joseph
only purpose it is to act as a cata- Haggai, chairman of the Jewish
Osor Party on Jan. 19
lytic agent in provoking a dramatic National Fund Council and repre-
sentative of the labor Zionist
climax.
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The Mizrachi Youth of Detroit
They talk of democracy and of groups;-James I. Ellmann, presis
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Detroit; Mrs. H. L. Jackson,
of
economics
and
of
art.
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Certainly after seeing "Rain From
tor J. H. Sonen-
MMINIL Heaven" you can't help but await
klar and his
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choir, consisting of
realiad in the theater.
• • •
Harry Cohen,
Aaron Silberblat t,
THE JEWISH PROBLEM
Joseph
Cantor and
But it is Behrman's realization
Morris Shatzen.
of the tragedy of the uprooted Jew
Admission to the
that presently concerns us. It is
JACOB MILLER
his expression, through the medium
meeting will be
en general chairman of the Jabo-
of the critic, of his complete lack
free and the public tinsky Reception Committee.
of understanding of the catastrophe
is invited. It is ex-
At this meeting, it was decided
that has engulfed him. This Ger-
pected that an to arrange for the lecture by Mr.
man man of culture--once Berlin's
overflow audience Jabotinsky on Feb. 24, at the
most important music critic—can-
not understand what has happened J. H. Sooenklor will attend this Masonic Temple Auditorium, and
gathering to pay to make it a city-wide event. A
to set the Jews apart from the rest
honor to the memory of one of Is. banquet and other functions are
of the world.
planned by the committee as part
Hardly conscious of being a Jew reel's greatest sons.
at all, the critic writes a satrical
Baron Rothschild, who died at of the reception.
pamphlet, called "The Last Jew," the age of 89 on Nov. 2, the anni-
Others chosen on the reception
it tells of the success of the Nazi versary of the Balfour Declara- committee are: Louis Snitz, chair-
campaign against the Jews, how tion helped to lay the foundation man arrangements committee;
the last Jew is preparing to com- for the rebuilding of Palestine by Daniel Temchin, co-chairman;
mit suicide. Then, a bright young his large contributions. He was Julius Brown, chairman tickets
man in the propaganda bureau rea- the last living grandson of Mayer committee; Mrs. Harry Shulman,
lizes the danger of ridding Ger- Amschel Rothschild of Frankfort, chairman banquet committee. A.
many of its Jews. The millenium Germany, founder of the family Panush was chosen general secre-
has been promised Germany with fortune. Although himself a great tary. Meyer Beckman was chosen
the extinction M the Jews With banker and a member of a family co-chairman of the synagogue
ALL PASSENGERS CRADLED BETWEEN THE SPRINGS
the death of the last Jew, the gov- that has been called the greatest committee.
ernment would have to make good banking family in the world, the
its promises and, further, it would Baron's interests had been largely
no longer have an issue around along the lines of charity and 2 GERMAN EXILES
which to rally. So the govern- scientific study. He leaves one of
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ment approaches this last Jew be- the most precious art collections in
fore he gets around to self-destruc- the world.
following points and talk for three minutes for the
(cONCLUDED FROM PAGE I)
tion. It offers to subsidize him—
The Rothschilda trace their fam-
rates shown. Rates to other points are proportion.
to put him on the government pay- ily history to 1546, when Isaac built them are Arthur Feiler, Hans
ately low.
roll and he would have no other ob- a house at Frankfort. Jews in Speir, Max Wertheimer, Karl
ligation than to propagate.
those days were forbidden to have Brandt, FriedeWunderlich, Gehard
Night
After his friends turn against family names and the house was Colm, E. Von If ornbostel, Herman
Station.to-Statioe
From DETROIT to:
him
the
critics
takes
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little
pam-
marked with a red shield, from Kantorowiez, Emil Lederer and
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bearings.
It is almost impossible to give the so-called movement of ethical on •Il kinds of roads—".
in his finished script, it is not a
front-seat
ride
for
hash-seat
New brakes exert more
climactic episode—just a part of a full account of Baron Edmond's socialism. He was secretary of the
stopping-power with lea.
the recital of the critic's caw- charities, because there have been German Reparations Commission riders."
pedal
pressure. A new.
This
comfort
is
the
result
so many. He is especial!y known, 1920-21, and from 1925 to 1933 was
iences before he left Germany.
"easy-action" clutch tight-
Behrman is disappointed with however, for his great help to the professor of economics at the Lni- of Ford pioneering. Three
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the world. Hitlerism and all that Jewish settlements in Palestine. A versity of Hamburg. Ile is the engineering principles have
speeds up.
it stands for, he condemns. But number of Palestine's orange and author of numerous works on gen- been combined: (I) More
neither does he seem Communism, grape.growing settlements were eral economic problems. Ile was flexible sprits,. of the time'
lecturer
at
New
York
University
proved
type
set
that is unless I misinterpreted him. founded by him more than 60 years
An individualist who believes that ago. The more important of these during the summer session of 1933. , farther apart, provide •
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will pre- Imager base f or sissies( ac-
the laws of human nature are as colonies are Rehoboth, Petach-Tiv-
sp
side at the symposium and Rabbi tie.; (2) Weight ef both
inviolate as the law of suppfy and ka and Rishon-le-Zion,
demand, he—as I see it—feels that
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Lederer
i
seats
have
been
moved
foe-
degree
of
civilization
is
the
has
for
its
purpose
to
carry
on
the
higher
work of re-establishing Palestine as have spoken English most of their , ward, se that back-seat pas-
aggregate of finer individuals.
TEN( Pt the Feed *Rados Eve-
ning Hoar. Snaphessy Onisesbei
ives and their students in New sesgers sew ride in front
His most vicious characterize- the home of the Jewish people.
celebrated ger. •aleiets
. tion is that of the capitalist who
Baron Rothschild was married York report that they not only of the rear •xle instead of The linettlfal Ines of the New Font T-1 are awl
/elect, K. A. T.. all (wear.
speak
the
language
correctly,
but
Fred 05 arise and 111,
to
•
cousin,
Adelaide
de
Roth-
Manes.
ever it.
is money mad and would turn
nselens la the wand rase •Itheal beteg es.
Feniallegoolsos.
linen TItansiekr
The sam• basic impr•ve- Irene.
I everything toward his ends. It is schild. They, had a daughter, Mir- even eloquently.
Oute oral stile relleets the Ineani
leveeing Si ESC F.- S. T., all
James
and
meets that brought •bout
slant's,* of reed reaeltmeilota.
Colatebta statinta.
• portrait that any Communist iam, and tea:Cis- sons.
The 16th century Persian silk
would endorse. But Behrman is Maurice, all of whim are living.
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