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THE LEGAL CHRONts.a.rs

HEROISM OF JEWISH YOUTH OF GERMANY
IN MAINTAINING "STANDARD OF LIVING
OF SOUL" TOLD BY PAULINE BAERWALD

ALTMAN HOUR SOLOIST

Detroit Council
BIBLICAL SOURCE I Polozker Endorsed
Sets Record in
For Circuit Judge
FOR NEW DEAL
Members' Drive
Job, in his sympathy for the ill-
Many prominent business and

professional men and civic lead-
First reports of the membership
ers have endorsed the candidacy
dri -2 being conducted by the Na-
of I. II, Polozker, former assist.
tional Council of Jewish Women
ant United States District Attor- reveal that 6,000 new members
ney, for Circuit Judge on the
; have been enrolled by the 200
01 Chairman of Junior Division of Joint Distribution C=1-
Democratic ticket.
actions of the council throughout
m ' ttee, on Flying Visit to Germany, Is Amazed
"Being a lifelong resident of the country, it was announced at
0
by the Courage of Youth
our City and having practiced law national headquarters, 625 Madi-
STOW N:
I
\\ N
for more than 15 years qualify son Ave. New York. Of the 200
118 CLIFFORD ST. • •
6535 SECOND
The courage with which Ger- lock-making or furniture building
•
sections, 120 have filed their first
Its. Ism
NIA. 4523
with
the
hope
of
leaving
the
coun-
man-Jewish youth is facing the
reports, showing that Pittsburgh
LI IM
SNOW WW kW I
try.
They
know
that
they
cannot
fk'
■ .‘ 1 • .W
complete change in their lives .
Section at present heads the list
decide today where they will go
with
223 new members.
which is being compelled by the when they have learned their
Others high up on the list are
anti-Semitism of the Hitler re- trades, they know that the world
Detroit
with 172 new members,
gime is described by Pauline Baer- is full of unemployment problems
Cleveland with 160, . Brooklyn
wald, chairman of the junior divi- —they are not filling themselves
with 123, and Chicago with 111.
sion of the Joint Distribution with false hopes. They are in-
Several of the smelled sections al-
Committee, who made a flying stead preparing themselves in ev-
ready report a 100 per cent in-
visit to Germany to see for her- ery possible way for a complete
crease in their membership.
change in every phase of their
The drive which will be con-
lives; they are building up their
tinued till the triennial conven-
courage and a determination to
tion of the Council to he held in
CANTOR
M.
RABINOWITZ
make their own way even in the
New Orleans March 10 to 16 is
face of terrific odds.
Detroit's Largest and Best Equipped Car Washing
Cantor Mordecai Rabinoditz of
under the leadership of Mrs. J.
Hope We Will See Them Through Philadelphia will he the soloist on
Plant
L. Langsdorf of Philadelphia,
"They are more than grateful Altman's Jewish Radio Hour, over
chairman of the national member-
LUBRICATION — BODY POLISHING
for the understanding and hell) Station WMBC, from 12 to 1:30
ship and finance committee, and
of the outside world which has p. m. this Sunday.
Mrs. A. H. Arons of New York
made SO much of this purposeful
member of the national executive
work possible. They hope that
board.
we will see them through, that we Harris Candidacy for
The membership of the Council
will help them to help their young-
for the past year has been 40,000.
Circuit
Judge
Announced
SAYE AIONEYA'
er brothers and sisters (who are
Dr. Everett R. Clinchy of New
(
IME:p
SAYE TIME,
,
many of them still going to
York, director taf the National
Harold N. Harris, who has prac-
schools in which neither teachers ticed law in Detroit for over 12
Conference of Jews and Christ-
I. H. POLOZKER
nor pupils talk to them, and where years, has been prevailed upon
ians, will conduct a seminar on
they are not allowed to answer by his many friends to enter the
hint for the office he seeks," sta- racial relations at the Triennial
- o%
any of the qestions). They them-
ted Samuel J. I.eve, director of Convention of the National Coun-
selves are struggling to maintain
the Bureau of Investigation for cil of Jewish Women in New Or-
SIIKLE
500 at Shaarey Zedek
and enlarge their youth organi-
Wayne Coounty.
leans, March 13, it was announced
ONLY
Father and Son Dinner
zations—a work of great impor-
"His sterling record as Assist by Mrs. Arthur Brin, president of
tance since these organizations
You can live in luxurious comfort in De-
ant United States District Attor- the Council. Taking part in the
make it possible to help those who
troit's newest downtown hotel—yet be
Approximately 500 fathers and ney under the late President seminar with Dr. Cheeky will be
are having a harder time to ad-
within • few steps of your office—very eco-
sons attended the Father and Son Woodrow Wilson's administration, the Rev. Edward S. Murphy, pro-
WEEK
just themselves, and since they
dinner of the Men's Club of is known to all residents of De- fessor of philosophy at Xavier
nomically at these reduced permanent rates.
offer something of the 'young'
Shaarey Zedek on Tuesday eve- troa. His reputation for honesty University, and Rabbi Louis Bin-
MISS PAULINE BAERWALD
life of comradeship which they
and integrity is unquestioned and stock of Temple Sinai in • New
ning.
can
get
in
no
other
way
today.
Harry M. Shulman, president of his activities in charitable and Orleans.
self, as she writes in a letter to
the
Men's
Club,
was
the
master
philanthropic work in our com-
Jews
They
Are
An
Honor
to
All
the
officers
of
the
United
Jewish
CADILLAC SQUARE AT BATES STREET
of ceremonies. Lawrence W. munity is well known."
"To my mind one of the most
Appeal, how they were working to
Mr. Polozker is associated in D. C. L. Class of 1907 to
Crohn
spoke
for
the
fathers,
and
'wonderful
things
about
these
help themselves, and what their
his son, David, spoke for the sons. the practice of law with his bro-
Honor Judges Richter -
Both emphasized the need for an ther, Samuel F. Polozker and Ida
. and Moynihan
DR. CLARKE CANDIDATE
extensive program of Jewish edu- Lippman, formerly with the Wo -
FOR EDUCATION BOARD
cation.
men's Division of the Detroit
The class of 1907 of the De-
One of the most notable Yiddish
The entertainment program in- Police Department. He is also
troit College of Law will honor
poets of recent times was Simon
Dr. Norman E. Clarke, who for
cluded the showing of the talk- brother of Dr. I. L. Polozker, di-
Circuit Court Judges Theodore J.
Samuel Frug, who was born in several years served as chief of
ing picture, "Play Ball, through rector of the Psychopathic Clinic
Richter and Joseph A. Moynihan
1860, in a Jewish agricultural the heart department of the North
the courtesy of Ben and Lou of Recorder's Court, and Dr. J.
in a banquet at the Barium Tower
Colony in the Ukraine. After at- End Clinic, has announced his can-
Cohen; Stunts by Sandy Lyle, II. Polozker.
on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 19, at
taining a reputation as a writer didacy for School Inspector at the
Scotch jugglers; acts by Dr.
1 o'clock. Judges Richter and
of Russian poems and stories, he Primaries on March 4.
Quack and Mack, magicians; sel-
Moynihan were both members of
Dr. Clarke was born in Mt.
started writing in Yiddish in 1888
ections by an accordion player Fred B. Collier Endorsed for
this class which has produced a
and reached a very high standard Pleasant, Mich., is 42 years old,
and songs, in which the fathers
Judge by Leaders
number of prominent attorneys.
both on account of the imaginative married and has three children and
and sons joined, by II. A. Mc-
DR. NORMAN E. CLARKE
The chairman in charge of the
nature of his subjects and the deep
HAROLD N. HARRIS
Donald.
Fred
B. Collier, Democratic committee arranging the banquet
Jewish feeling by which his work has lived in Detroit for 12 years.
Nathan L. Milstein was the candidate for Circuit Judge, has
race for Circuit Judge, on the
was inspired. One of the finest of He was graduated in medicine
chairman of the committee which been a resident of Detroit for is Ralph S. Moore.
Democratic ticket.
hisimems was entitled "The Sham- from the University of Michigan
Judge Richter has been circuit
over 30 years. His father, the court judge since March 29, 1921,
Mr. Harris is 33 years old, is arranged the program.
mass Daughter," and this is the in 1921 and later took his Master's
A telegram of greetings to the late Bernard Collier, was a life-
story of this very beautiful com- Degree. He has more than an or-
married and resides at 3248 Glen-
when he was appointed by Gov-
position.
dinary interest in education, hav-
dale Ave. Ile is a life long resi- audience was read from Isaac long Democrat and prominently ernor Alex J. Groesbeck, to fill
The old Shammas lay asleep and ing taught school to pay his way
dent of Detroit, was educated in Shetzer, president of the Shaarey identified in Jewish affairs in De- a vacancy caused by the death of
he had a dream. It seemed to him through college.
local schools, and is considered Zedek, who left Sunday with his troit.
Judge George S. Mourner. Previous
as if a cripple was stumping about
During the time Dr. Clarke was
Fred B. Collier attended the to that he had served nine years
qualified for the position of Cir- family for a brief stay in Florida.
on crutches. He awoke in a fright teaching, he was superintendent of
Detroit College of Law and grad- in the justice courts.
cuit Judge.
Has1 uated from the Detroit City Law
and lit the lamp. To his horror he the High School and Township
Mr. Harris is a member of the Goering's Visit to Poland
Judge Moynihan, who was ap-
Quick Effect
saw a stick moving about the room School Unit of McMillan Township
Detroit Bar Association, Wayne
School. He is a past chancellor of pointed to the Circuit Bench also
WARSAW.
(JTA)
—The
visit
all by itself. Stump, stump , in the upper peninsula of Michi-
Alpha Theta Kappa Legal Fra- in 1921, to fill a vacancy caused
County Bar Association, Michi-
stump. It was an evil omen and gan and also was principal of a
gan State Bar Association, Amer- of General Goering to Poland has ternity, a member of the infant's by the resignation of Judge
the old Shammas trembled. Then large city grade school in Saginaw.
ican Bar Association, Intercollegi- not only led to a change in the injury committee of the Detroit George P. Codd, who was elected
he heard his daughter, Deborah,
He is a member of the Wayne
ate Club of Detroit, Sinai Dem- German-Polish relations but has Bar Association and chairman of to Congress, was one of the
crying, "Quick, Father, arouse the County Medical Association and
ocratic Executives and Congrega- resulted in German deputies in the Citizen's Committee en Par- youngest men named to the Cir-
congregation! Our Rabbi is in dan- Detroit Medical Club, and has been
tion Beth El. His offices are at the Polish parliament voting - for dons and Parolee. He is also a cuit Court. He was only 34 at
ger!" The Shammas dressed hur- president of the West Side Medical
the first time last week in favor member of the University Dia-
910 Majestic Bldg.
the time.
riedly and found, as his daughter Society. He was chief of the Card-
of the budget.
triet Democratic Club.
has mid, that the Rabbi was griev- iac Service of Grace Hospital, and
This startling change in the at-
In the Democratic campaigns of
Suggest League Mandates Com•
ously ill. He hurried from door to holds consultant positions at North
titude
of
the
German
deputies
has
THE NEW WANDERING JEW—FROM GERMANY TO PALESTINE
1930, 1932, and 1934, Mr. Col- Tivoli' Brewing Co. Dedi.
mission Visit Palestine
door and called the congregation End Clinic and Pine Crest Sani-
caused much comment in the
cates New Brewbouse
GENEVA. (JTA) — A novel political circles here, in view of lier made stump speeches at meet-
to the Synagogue. tarium. He has written numerous
Meanwhile, Deborah sat sobbing articles on various phases of heart attitude is toward their corn- young people is that they have suggestion that members of the the fact that the representativevs ings throughout Michigan, espe-
pletely
changed
future.
not
forgotten
that
they
are
young.
cially in the northern part of the
The first event on the formal
in her room. "Our Rabbi is in dan- disease for medical journals, is at
Mandates Commission of the
"It is strange to think of hero- I am sorry for and depressed League of Nations be given an of the German minority in Po- state where he is well acquainted. dedication program this week of
ger," was all she could say. She present an extra-Mural Instructor
land have always remonstratively In recognition of his campaign the Tivoli Brewing Company's
loved the old Rabbi who had been in the Medical School of the Uni- ism apart from flags and trum- about the older people—sorry for opportunity by the League to
voted against the budget when- work for the Democratic Party new brewhouse on Mack Ave. was
as a father to her. Often she sat versity of Michigan and has been pets—but the attitude of the Jew- the younger ones, but emphatical- make a personal visit to Pales-
at his side and he taught her the greatly interested in the medical ish youth of Germany today, to ly not depressed about them. It tine in order to study on the spot ever it came up for a vote in and his close affiliation with the a luncheon and inspection of the
parliament.
Democratic leaders, he has been plant given for tradepaper rep-
prayers and the wisdom of the care of the lower income groups.
the different problems connected
Deputy Lewin, the representa-
sages. "Learn, Deborah," he would He published a book entitled "Med-
with the Palestine mandate, was tive of the Orthodox Agudath given a high rating by the Wayne resentatives and members of the
County Counsel of Democratic daily press of this city and other
say to her, "and one day with God's `cal Care of the Wage Earner."
made here Monday at the session
Israel party, which supports the
help you will grow great and wise "As a citizen outstanding in his
Michigan cities.
of the Council of the League, by Polish government, announced at Clubs.
like Deborah the prophetess." And profession, a successful organizer,
Mr. Collier has the endorsement
Following this pre-view by the
the representative of Spain.
the mnie session of the parlia- of many prominent men not of press of what the brewery trade
now she sat weeping. "Help him, intensely interested in education
The session of the Council list-
ment that his party would also the Jewish faith. He has the en- accepts as one of the "show brew-
dear God!" she cried. "Help him!" from all angles, Dr, Norman E.
ened to a report submitted by Dr. vote for the budget. Ile empha-
The congregation, great and Clarke would be a credit and asset
dorsement of Aaron DeRoy, eries" of the country, branch
Benes, Foreign Minister of Cze-
small, had gathered in the little to the Board of Education. In con-
sized at the same time, however, Adolph Finsterwald and many managers, district managers and
choslovakia, on behalf of the Man-
synagogue and prayed and sang senting to serve in this non-sala-
that a too heavy taxation is be- others.
salesmen of bottle beer and keg
dates
Commission.
Dr.
Bones
re-
Psalms for the recovery of their sled position, he deserves the sup-
ing imposed upon the Jewish pop-
beer from all parts of Michigan
ported the conclusions of the
beloved Rabbi. Messengers came port of the citizens of Detroit," his
ulation and unjustified discrimin-
will spend the next two days
Ile
who
shows
compassion
to
Commission's last session on Pal-
and said that their teacher was supporters state.
ations are being practiced with mankind, shall from Heaven Com- .acquainting themselves with the
estine. The Council took cogniz-
sinking. Then the congregation
regard to the Jewish schools.
many new and modern, scientific
passion
find.—Talmud.
ance of Dr. Bene's report, but
made a desperate resolve. Each one
"I hope that the Pilsudski gov-
It is our duty to visit the sick if and mechanical appliances, and
withheld approval on the different
should offer to give a portion of Every Israelite Holds the
ernment will not curtail the the disease is not of a contageous installations of equipment that
recommendations till the next ses-
his own life to save the Rabbi. The
Honour of His People in
rights of the Jews," Deputy mature.—Tolmad.
have been provided to facilitate
sion of the Council in April.
list was noted down and the pa-
His Hands
Lewin said.
and increase the production capa-
In his report Dr. Benes men-
pers, recording the days that each
city of the plant.
tioned the inception of the var-
was prepared to sacrifice, were
" 'All Israelites are mutually ac-
Howard Colby, chairman of the
ious organs of autonomy in the
placed in the Ark. The officers countable for each other.' In a boat
Tivoli board of directors and pres-
Palestine municipality and meas-
came to Deborah to ask what she at sea one of the men began to bore
ident of the Michigan Brewers
woud give. "Write down," she said, a hole in the bottom of the boat.
ures taken to develop colonization
Association, acting as host of the
"that I give my whole life for the On being remonstrated with, he an-
in the country. Ile also drew the
occasion, conducted the inspec-
Rabbi's sake." "What!" they ex- swered, 'I am only boring under
attention of the council to the
tion, pointing out many of the im-
claimed, "your whole life?" And my own seat."Yes', said his com-
fact that petitions demanding
proved features of brewery prac-
her
old
father,
the Shammbs,
equality with Moslems in religious
rades, 'but when the sea rushes in
tice which have brought praise to
turned pale. But Deborah insisted
courts had been settled, as was
we shall all be drowned with you.'
this Detroit institution.
and signed the paper, which was So it is with Israel. Its weal or
one' demanding the inclusion of
The new brewhouse, supple-
placed with the rest in the Ark.
the
Ashkenazi
Council
in
the
Kne-
its woe is in the hands of every in-
Then a miracle happened. The dividual Israelite.'"
menting the older plant, is the
—Talmud.
seth
old Rabbi suddenly rallied. New
pride
of all Tivoli officials and
The Jewish part of the report
strength flowed through his veins.
employees. It is an eight-story
was adopted by the council with-
Asserts Trials Face Hungary's
He got up and declared he had
building
of sparkling copper and
out debate. No mention was made
Jewish Youth
never felt better . But that night
stainless steel equipment, dos
of the petitions referring to Pal-
BUDAPEST. (JTA)—The eco-
Deborah died. The whole Congre-
signed
for
the best utilization of
estine which had been presented
gation followed her remains to the nomic position of Hungarian THE GERMAN-JEWISH YOUTH "CHANGING OVER HIS LIFE" at the November session of the
mace and the most effective hand-
grave. Time went on. The village Jewish youth is extremely tragic,.
ling of materials.
League Council, and no remark
grew to a big town, people died. Baron Berthold Ilatvany, vice- my mind, is nothing short of he-' is an honor to have such gallant was offered by the representative
Visitors are impressed by the
Others were born. But the Rabbi president of the Hungarian Pro- roic There is nothing blatant or young people as our contempor-
architectural contract between the
of
the
mandatory
power,
Great
aries, it is a privilege to be able
lived on. All his thoughts were Palestine League, asserted at a
new
sections of the plant and
noisy about it--there are no dra-
to help them, and their thank , will Britain.
with Deborah. Late at night, as he meeting of Hungarian Zionists. •
the original structure built 36
Declaring that although Hun- matics, there is just quiet pur- conic in more than words, in the
sat at his studies, he seemed to
years ago, when the name "Tivo-
My Neighbor's Roses
hear sweet music an dto see the garian legislation was free of poseful work," Miss Baerwald real things which I am confident
li" first came to mean a better
gentle face of his beloved pupil. anti-Semitism and the government' writes.
they wil !achieve in the future."
beer to Detroiters.
The roye s ri .1 upon my neighbor vine
Saw
No
Defeatism
"Now you would have been a friendly to the Jews, the Baron
Are owned by him. but they •re also
bride," he murmurs to himself.
"I can honestly say that among
said that economic conditions cre-
s% th• root and his the labor too
to
Lebanon
Asks
Jewish
Entry
Ite
n'w'
And as little children were born ated by the war had drastically the young people with whom I
Another Record in Sales of
slut mine C. well its his the Joy their
Build Land
the old Rabbi thought to himself, cut down opportunities.
loNelineme to Nlew.
spoke (to some at great length,!,
Pontiac Sixes
"Now she would have been a moth-
JERUSALEM. (JTA) —Jewish They bloom for me and are for me as
"The breakdown of the middle- to others only for a few minutes), I
er," and on the air he seemed to class and the dismemberment of not once did I come across one! colonization in the French man-
fitir
In
the
month of January more
hear the sweet moody of cradle Hungary are directly responsible with a defeatist philosophy," her dated area of Lebanon in Syria, As for the man who gave them all his
new Pontiac sixes and eights were
songs, tender lullabies. Thirteen for the drastic cut in opportuni- letter continues.
would be welcomed by the popu- T h 'uTe m I rich heron. • gooil man grew
delivered at retail in the United
years passed "Now," thought the ties for public service and for
A roe. flail Nine for all his neighbor's
States than during any previous
"It is amazing to see with what lation, particularly since the area
Niew .
Rabbi, "her son would have been many types of economic advance-
January since 1928, according to
courage, often with what real en- is not predominatly Moslem, it
bar mitzvah, growing up to become
I know from this that others PInnt fm
was
learned
here.
The
non-Mos-
H. J. Klingler, president and
ment," Baron Ilatvany said.
thusiasm
they
are
facing
this
com-
a scholar." And later he seemed to
general manager of Pontiac Motor
"Fewer people are needed now plete change in their lives. Those lem groups have sent • memoran- And wh•t they own my Joy may Mint be.
hear the music of harps and violins
why be .tarn when DO 1714101 that's
Company.
in all branches of life and it is who intend to say in Germany, dum to the French govern lent go IMP
playing a merry wedding march.
urging
the
stimulation
of
Jewish
The figures show a total of 7290
,
.
Is grown tor sot, upon your neighbor
"Now", he murmured, "her daugh- not surprising that the Jewish and to spend their lives as car- immigration to Lebanon on the
retail deliveries this year compared
'One?
youth
are
the
first
to
feel
the
ef-
penters
or
sign
painters
instead
,
ABRAHAM nnuncit
ter would have been married."
with
2587 for January, 1934
•
ground
that
this
would
bring
pros-
And so he seemed to watch over fect. It is a historic fact that of as lawyers or merchants, have perity to the country.
and 5316 for January, 1933.
He, who saves the life of or,
Deborah's developing life. And the Jews of the Diaspora have not lost dignity in their own eyes
In
other
words, deliveries this
In view of the fact that the is as great and as heroic
tears rolled from his eyes. "If on- been compelled to adapt them- or in those of their contempor-
year are 300 per cent over
ly I could hear her sigh and weep," selves to fill the economic gaps aries. They take pride in their French government is taking di- as he who saves a whole world of
January last year and almost en
he exclaimed. "If only affliction in the life of their countries. And new work, and they intend to reef interest in the fate of Sa people.—Talmud.
great as the two previous Janu-
came upon her that she would wish as these gaps were filled. Jews maintain their lives, certainly on Jewish refugees, it is expi teiTi
arys combined.
Charles
Rubinoff,
candidate
for
because
of
his
progressive
views.
that
the
settlement
of
Jews
6.
the
found
their
opportunities
shut
more
modest
scale,
but
with
no
to die! Let me see her tears!" But
More cars were delivered durink
all he heard were the sweet melo- off. Christian youth were taking change in their 'standard of living Lebanon and other parts of Syria Monday from the Executive of the Common I'leas Court, is As a tool and die maker he h. , the final ten days of January than
,
di-
may
be
accomplished
with
th
shown
here
with
his
famous
dies of a peaceful existence. And positions previously left to the , of the soul,' if one can phrase it
the Jewish Agency by associa-
during all of January last year
rect assistance of French autSor- tions of Jewish farmers and in- brother, Dave Rubinoff, who ap- movements to organize the me-
life became burdensome to the old Jews.
in that way.
and unfilled orders from dealers
Rabbi, who owned it all to Deb-
"The only way to meet the Preparing Joyously for Palestine. Hies.
dustrialists, in view of the danger! pears on Eddie Cantor's hour chanics. Ile was also active with have gone up 8566 since December
Frank Murphy in the relief drive
orah. Time went on. New people problem created is to intensify
A group of Jewish financiers is existing for Palestine industry, every Sunday evening.
31st.
"Those who are going to Pal-
While the two brothers have for th- unemployed. Charles
came. New customs arose. The Palestine work and provivde open-
already in Syria to survey the sos- and agriculture due to the lack'
Shipments into the export field
marched side by side through lift served es D. S. R. Claims At- have shown an even more remark-
aged Rabbi, living on and on, felt ings for young men to emigrate estine are working as they have sibilities of Jewish settlement of labor hands.
never
worked
before
to
prepare
strange "If only I could die!" he to Palestine. This type of work
The associations pointed nut in ■ virile struggle to fame and torney f, r three years.
able
gain with a total for January
there.
themselves for what they know
Dave. while a dreamer of this year of 1586 against 232 for
fortune, alike in ideals of service,
pleaded again and again.
is the only solution for the hard
It is hoped to acquire a large that many works started cannot
magic dreams and ■ creator of the month last year and 235 for
And then God took pity on him. Int of Hungarian Jewish youth." will be a pioneering life—and
they
are
unlike
yet
in
endow-
be
finished
due
to
the
acute
short-
they are working with joy and tract of land and then sell parels
The wind blew and whistled. The Baron Hatvany declared.
beautiful harmonica, is also ae- January 1933.
age of labor, and that other en- ments.
with a spirit of mutual helpful- to individual Jewish settlers.
old Rabbi heard the wailing of
Charles Rubinoff has always tive in the Musicians Union, par-
Production of 1935 models
terprises cannot be started at all.'
Growers Ask Visas for More
ness which it is wonderful to see.
mourners. "El mole rachamin! De-
ticularly in the arrangements of through December and January
been
articulate
in
his
pronounce-
Especially
handicapped
are
the
Workers
"Many of the young men to
borah is no more!" At last! At
benefit
concerts
throughout
the
has
been more that double the
the Rabbi's soul parted from his , whom I spoke are learning trades,
Quick and persistent action to orange groves, where there are ments for the workers On more
last!" the Rabbi exclaimed. "My
not sufficient hands to pick the than one occasion he has aroused country to aid the distressed mu- production of 1934 ma in the
body, and on the next day the con-
sufferings are at end. Take me. gregation was mourning its Rabbi! settling down to strenuous 18- obtain more immigration visas for fruit, was stated.
same two months a yeas* ago.
the ire of the reactionary powers, Mentos.
or two-year courses of Jewish laborites was demanded
dear daughter, into the world of
London Jewish Chronicle. I month
—
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circumstanced cried out against
their subjection to "the exquisite
cruelty of handling food which
they are not allowed to eat —
carrying sheaves while racked
with hunger, trending the wine-
press while suffering thirst."
This is only one example of the
Biblical ideal of social justice
that Dr. Ephraim Frisch, San An-
tonio, Texas, cites in his new tract
"Philanthropy in the Biblical
Era." Rabbi Louis I. Egelson,
Cincinnati, secretary of the Tract
Commission of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
announces the appearance of the
new tract, the 23rd published by
the Union.
The tract can be described as
the "Biblical Source for the New
Iii •il," although it was actually
written before the term "New
Dent" had become a catchword,
because as Dr. Frisch shows, the
ideals for philanthropy today so
closely resemble the teachings of
the prophets.
Dr. Frisch points out that the
Jews introduced two new ele-
ments into the work of philan-
thropy, ethical fervor combined
with the recognition of charity as
• universal obligation. Ile shows
how the biblical writers had a
profound interest in the welfare
of the poor and the defenseless.
The tract is available for free
distribution.

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