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DOES ROBERT NATHAN DESERVE
GeLainir eTch
CONDEMNATION FOR HIS BOOK?
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Tax Service 2
ONCLUDED FR011 EDITORIAL t'AOE
the Poles and Buloff with it. Then
or of Ouse two int•tioctstlens
CONi'LUDElt FlItiM EDITORIAL PAGE
followed a period in the Polish
be put upon - Road of Ages .
equal footing, and here only in
service and here we come to whelmingly prosllistadruth and
This, unquestionably, is the
CLEANERS & DYERS
those branches where there is
Buloff's real theatrical begin- anti-Revisionist?
double purpose of the book : it re-
nings.
neither State nor Municipal
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A member of the Revisionist com- preaches the Jew for his disunity, i
When he was finally discharged
and
it
advises
the
non-Jew
that'
control.
mitter wrote to as during the visit
3
from the Polish army, ragged and of Jabotinsky:
Jews are not united for destructive
"As is well known, the 'Ar-
purposes; that the charges of the'
hungry, in a world that had gone
4
lesteedsa wed !into me brother
yan
paragraph'
has
been
intro-
existence of the Elders of Zion is
mad and showed no signs of re-
and I (other, too) caught member.
of Ike labor Feely leurtita Jabothl.
a myth; that we are not unlike the duced into the army and navy
turning to sanity, Buloff was in
ear waters oral rairkere Irma mitre.,
other peoples.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Warsaw, wondering how he could
wind..., et c . my lebortto brother
as well as into the civil service.
emirate.* that hie Meads are dotal'
Perhaps Mr. Nathan had better
get home. Ile finally heard that
German Jews are therefore de-
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speak for himself in further clari-
the Vilner troupe was playing in
!t is gratifying to know that
barred front serving their coun-
Charity IL Mole O. P. A.
Warsaw and he went to see them, principles and ideals dominate suf- fying the discussions which are be-
try in any official capacity
hoping, as he explained, not for ficiently in Jewish life to cause ginning to rage relative to his nov-
el.
A
few
days
ago
he
addressed
whatsoever."
work but that there would be brothers to disagree. It is a guar-
someone in the troupe who would antee that we shall never have the Congregation Rodeph Sholoin of
"It is not easy," says the cor-
New York, of which his friend, Dr.
help him return home.
stereotyped mind which we abhor Louis I. Newman, is the rabbi, and respondent, "to answer the
••
Joining the troupe, by one of and fear. But it is the method of
he stated in part:
question; HOW have the Jews
those queer quirks of fate that disagreement that must also play
My
Is yout and yours mine
themselves reacted to this poi-
so oftendetermine one's career. a part: and when opposition to a
Lite 11a, one answer for us Noll. 1..1
to, Flu„'oon sufer, for 1. 11 1
he soon recognized that he had certainidea in
tepreted in the
icy of segregation?
mistakes meat PaY Ticre ta
really found his work. His rise destruction of the opponent's signs,
Is one of. diu m
vet. d o o ut
"The smell extremely ortho-
a
.0try sons ta nt blood
od of tit1 ou it
was rapid and since 1932 when or in maligning the opponent as
dox section living entirely in a
he joined the group, he has "Jewish Hitler," the desired end
You
delay
owning the 1935 Ford V-8 is
Jewish
milieu,
regarding
their
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toured Europe, the United States destroys itself and the cause is
.1.tele anther ill till. ski. 111 "Or
secular interests so of infinitely
and South America, conducted an harmed. Our fear is that such
a day of complete motor satisfaction gone
experimental theater of his own tactics only serve to make converts
110. „oll. nthumtrr;
less importance than the pur-
forever. Give yourself the experience of
old rementhored road, the Mali or the
in Chicago, played with Maurice for Rev;sionism, And when we com-
suit of Jewish learning, have
Vitalize Dry Cleaning will keep that fresh and
pest, the road of ages.
driving this brilliant car.
Schwartz in his Yiddish Art Thea- pare th , se tactices with the vicious
M lint are we to tin to atom] ftgollIM
smart appearance in your clothe, . . . keeping new
been sheltered from the storm.
editorial
attacks
on
Zionism
which
.r e
',het
our
ellolilleef
ter and now is the guiding spirit
clothes looking and feeling new! And this finer
if twine stranger: In ever,
was ap, imiled to Robert Gressner's
used
"They do not feel exclusion
of the New York Art Theater, a
treatment costs no more than inferior dry cleaning.
article on Jabotinsky in the New
117Z1I SII " ITOr l■ tirl:1 ntu ltre sl ‘1. 1 " l ' en n' er f 1
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from the common life because
group that picked up where
Masses— the Communist weekly—
hind
Ste are *reused by mono , of
Schwartz left oft when he de-
they never shared it.
in d,e4a.1 „ 1:nt uIr
ot,, her r s .
Price Includes Pickup and Delivery
we are impelled doubly to regret the
parted for the gold fields of Holly- methods used by the Revisionists'
"More numerous than this
Pen., t:t bolos too rich, of toelog
wood.
opponents.
ton poor, We are 'used of bring
group, but still only a minority,
Thirty-four years old, Buloff
radicals; and we are ecru/N.11 of
The e::amples we quoted could be
bin
e
c
onsersolivem;
wo
are
Iwo
114ed
are those Jews who have al-
has appeared in 123 roles. He is multiplied many times over. For
of inter'nationaliatit and nationalism,
equally at home in the works of instance, the Yiddish-Hebrew con-
ways emphasized the racial
In the same breath. Ati ,1 throw who
P.•cliso. UP, to not Ile. F lr We flre
the great mestere and in plays flict is reaching unpleasant propor-
rather than the religious con-
divot- led people, with Many and
by contemporary Yiddish authors. tions. Naturally, there is a justi-
posite alma It ea. J•rosaleill tfwt
(bilious headache)
We have • selection of guaranteed used ears for sal..
nection. They have had the
He scored notable successes as fied dividing line on this question,
Tempi; It and the slew's who binned
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mournful satisfaction of being
the Pope in Sholom Asch's "The but when the controversy is con-
Don't continue to tulles
a. and gave the world a Men•
▪
able to say, 'We told you so,'
delneolitt; It was the Jews who defied
Watch of Castile" and jailbird in ducted in a manner which serves to
recurring pain, nausea, intol-
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Rome. and who at the fell of Jen.-
Franz Langer's "Peripherie," the create intolerance, the conflict helps
and 'What we always said
aleto fought no bitterly among then,
Two Minutes Drive East of City Airport
erance of light and sound,
peasant in Gorki's "The Lower to aggravate a sad Jewish situa-
solves that t here we. tin mord.
about
the
impossibility
of
a
Jew
Leh to Cu,t. the RoMa.
Depths," the shlemiel in the tion and to add to the bitterness
temporary brain prostration.
And a, I any In you. look well to
being a German, only differing
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"Kibitzer," a role made famous of brotherly strife.
yourseh•n. toy distant en golf.. Look
Try Mountain Valley Water,
well to tour fault, but took no leec
from his fellow-citizens in his
Thus, the critics of Robert Na-
on the New York English stage
well at your AIM.. It in eney In
water
than's
novel
foil
to
appreciate
that
the refreshing mineral
by Edward G. Robinson, both as
religious belief, has proved to
To lie
r1,11. and to he proud.
p
poor
.11
11
to he proud to les easy.
Chonon and the Rabbi in Ansky's the truth exists: that the Jewish in-
be true.'
from the Ozarks. Let us
Rol
fos pruerly Is 11 11,11 In
11.. .
"The Dybbuk," and as the old ternal problem ends as it begins—
poor, In he diallko 11
hetlier rich
"But the majority of the Ger-
send you a case — Phone
the Jew is dialiked. and yet In
man in Moliere's "The Miser." with disunity and wrangling. And
h r prom!, that le hardest of all And
man Jews argue in this way:
1 0 2 2 .
Randolph
He has played Shaw ("Pygmal- if this is a fact, as we maintain
;4111 ,1 111„,
,e./.1
e nerd OW air
it
is,
then
we
should
recognize
it
'Under
present circumstances it
ion"), Pirandello ("Ile, She and
and accept it—in the hope that Mr.
Het your hear. MI what In heel
the On") and the works of other
is futile to stress differences of
amoOK
1f—on love, on kiloton.. on
Nathan's reproach will bear fruit
well known authors.
ere
ontirono. 4111 Underetandlluitl
opinion. Those of us who be-
and will serve to remove dissensiojt
the virtues for a Jew to take pride
This season with his New York and to create unity in time of crisis.
gOR 75 YEARS me PRESCRIBED WATER AT HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS
In They alone add Mature M the
lieve that Palestine provides
Art
Theater
he
has
directed
and
exlle
whose
holter
moat
he
the
home.
Ciarmount
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But there is another element in
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the ultimate and best solution
of tho apIrlt, whots fields and pas-
starred in "60,000 Reties," a play Mr. Nathan's story which must be
mere 111111.1. 1 hr the meadows of the
of the Jewish problems must
about a false Messiah who got commented upon. Some of his crit-
anal Ills wealth van he taken front
1,11 OW bl LIM 1 WI k\111.1•1 Ik\I•111 6.1 11. ‘.16.
him, hut not his C1. I'14.., they nua
together an army to wih Pales- ics maintain that the story realigns
recognize the need to create
lake his comfort, they rennet rah
tine for the Jews. Written by an the Jew among non-Jews? Does it?
him of his kindneen Those things
possibilities of existence for
his
unknown, Benjamin Ressler, it John Chamberlain in his review of
those who remain in Germany.
in re
n w 70 05.1‘1 L'
on t t ngr wa orhlea
j e' n ea
has been hailed as one of the "Road of Ages" in the New York
line for a people Whone henrto tarn
Theis of us who believe that,
like the all low leAvem et every wind,
finest contemporary plays pre- Times, said among other things:
but for n People who. hear. ore
despite all that occurred and
sented in the Yiddish Theater.
when one thinks It over and then
rtrongWWI plearlfsol. Whone hearts
think.
It
over
Reel?),
one
can't
Slate,
ore
loyal
In
their
nun.
and
to
that
This production was first played
may still occur, Germany re-
decide what Mr. Nathan In trying to
Ire.' e and wisdom which one their,.
by Buie in South America,
./.0. Is he addressing the Gentile
I hen and Sad ehose t hem from
mains our home must recognize
.world momethlog se Ithylock ad-
where he is tremenodusly popular.
mono,/ the fillell0,101 In hr fl witnem
dressed It? Is he mythic "Nee. the
that Palestine alone provides an
the FOG
Buloff has high hopes for the
Jews ore like other people.
They
It
is
difficult
to
conceive
of
a
bet-
opportunity
for those who de-
differ radically among themselves,
future of the Yiddish theater in
elltlf.rni to no average GI.. Om)* ha
ter
defense
than
this
author's
own
sire or are forced to emi-
America. He realizes its difficul-
capitalist. Rol mallet or Communion,
little
speech.
believe in ritual or hellt•ve In noth-
ties but he believes there is a real
grate.'"
But even before we had read
ing. are Fren. Moen In Fran., Ealt•
need for it. And then he adds:
heti In Great Britain. German in the
these lines we could not help but
"Perhaps the lack of Jewish
hale h•'? Or Is he addresaIng the
feel that his novel did not deserve Rosenwald Post Auxiliary's
Jews thin. “Ifow,MY people, ran
talkies and movies will prove a
you solve your gorohlem a
censure: on the contrary, it de-
a group
Card Party March 9
We're celebrating the production of the
factor in saving the Jewish stage."
If you Malin on differing es among
serves to he commended because it
youraelvea? Ilnw can you preeerve a
5 Millionth PIIILCO with bigger trade-in
Of the Yiddish theater in Eu-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Julius,
approaches the Jew with the naked I
united front against pereneutIon when
allowances and easier terms than ever
rope, Buloff says it is poverty.
your Communists are fighting your
truth and admonishes him to lie Rosenwald Post No. 218 will give
eapitallats, when your Socialites are
before! Come in now—gee the magnifi-
stricken, as are the people.
more tolerant townrds his own peo- I a benefit card party and dance on
undecided, when you are divided Into
cent new 115X and the many other
I Saturday evening, March 9, at
"But how hungry they are for
ple, especially in time of crisis.
Internationalists and %Juniata? . Eith-
PHILCOS. World-wide reception, mar-
the theater," he says. "They come
8 o'clock, at Jericho Temple, 27061
velous tone. Radio's greatest values!
to the theater ragged and hun-
Joy Road. There will be prizes!
Present
Set—EASY
TERMS
Trade-in Your
gry, sometimes without shoes, but
and refreshments.
they drink it all in and beg for
up—EasyTerms
more. Many times I have seen
PHILCO 118X—$100
poor Jews come to the theater
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
carrying a hen or perhaps a bag
REASONABLE MONTHLY
of flour and beg to be admitted. ICC\ 4 . 1,1.'1 , ED ritost EDITORIAL PA1,E I merged class would be a menace
ThiS
CHARGES
"The poverty of the audience
to the economic stability of the I
welcomed as though they were state."
is reflected in the poverty of the
theater. There is very little gentlemen."
Mr. Sokolsky proposes as "the
scenery and few costumes, but _ While the chapter on discrim-, only feasible solution of the
we showed a wide range of plays, ination does not add very much Jewish problem, the spiritual
re - '
from original musical comedies that is new, it nevertheless pre-
turn of the Jew to Palestine, to
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to the great classics.
sents an excellent resume of the his God, to his tradition. It is
Between Hazelwood and Taylor
"But here in the United States subject of the economic trials! true that most Jews in this world I
things are different. The poorest suffered by Jews.
cannot and will not move their '
A Complete Line of
group here is better off than most
In discussing the various ele- bodies to Palestine, just as all I
Furniture — Radios — Washers — Refrigerators
of the European Jewish theatri- ments of discrimination, Mr. Catholics do not move their
'
cal groups."
Sokolsky warns of the danger bodies to Rome or all Moslems to
• • is
kl s' .1 kl 04.1
With his whole heart centered that Jews may, if they continue Mecca. Those who require phys-
in the problems of the Yiddish to be excluded from heavy in-
ical contact with the source of
stage, Buloff has hopes that the dustries, be placed on the fringe their spiritual inspiration and
radio experiment he will launch of our economic and social struc-
those who have been driven from
shortly will he of aid in the per- ture, with disastrous results, ,' their homes because of their
petuation of the Yiddish stage. "This is an American problem.
loyalty to God—for them, Pales-
The Yiddish theater, he feels, can he writes. "It can only be tine is essential.
and will live. And many skep- handled by sympathetic and ra•
A convincing and persuasive',
tics of the past few years, know- tional cooperation between Jew-
ing of the re-awakened interest ish organizations and large em- book, packed with information,
invoked by Buloff, are inclined ployers of labor. It seems to me "We Jews" should be read by
to agree with this talented young that in a country where the ' Jews, and it in to be hoped that
artist.
prosperity of industry depends non-Jews will especially be in-
upon maintaining a high pur- duced to read it because of the
chasing power among all the peo- dispassionate manner in which it
ple. no industrial or mercantile discusses a very important Jewish
organization can regard it as and American problem. While
sound to reduce the standard of some of the information is of a
subsistence of any part of the secondary quality, and much of
Emanuel A. l'aperno is condi , population. Furthermore, it seems it calls for additional explana-
date on the Democratic ticket for equally unsound to create in thin tion and description, taken as a
Circuit Judge.
l7
country a separate economic en- whole the volume has its import-
,
Mr. Paperno is the legal adviser tity by limiting the occupational ance in that it does place a finger
to the Payne County Treasurer's opportunities of three per cent on the crux of the Jewish issues
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office. Half of his 25 years in De- of the population. Such a sub- , as they exist in this country.
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during vacation time, in • large
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and resists tire roll on fast curves.
work
during
the
war,
and
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a.
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can
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brakes
have
ply can not send the children out
(between 8:30 p. m. and 4:30
and after the war took part in all Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: on their can responsibility. The
been made more powerful, and
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and Mrs. Backer, controlling throwing the children out on th", association of the German Jews
mar. thy
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For fattest service, give the operator the tete-
an Colemble Tamara 11H.0
boar typos Lae. Salwy 1.1eas shreeshme.
committee.
streets an extra month and thereby and one of the leading financier ,
plume number of the person you are railing
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m no midatomet rem. Small hes pm.
The title of the play is "Queen increasing automobile accidents, .1 and philanthropists in Germany.
t
Tbander
pambm et 9 10 1E5. T.), all
ma..
terms
Esther." Young Judaea members is hampering the whole educational died here last week at the age of
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eborml (nab. Compeer.
atonal as
83.
take
part.
under
the
direction
will
system because of the enforces]
Mr. Landau was Spanish Con -
Besides the crowding of the curriculum.
, of the organizer.
Aar
sul
General
in
Germany.
lie
play a Jewish talking picture,
Most parents deplore the situa-
"Power," will be shown. The tion and many mothers grow fran• born in Breslau in Di 52 and was
play and picture will be shown tic at the thought of having the instrumental in merging the Bres-
at the Echo Theater, 9000 Oak- children at home that extra month. lau Diskonto Bank and the Bayer-
land Ave., March 19 and 20.
When groups of parenta assemble, ische Bank with the National
Ile also
I. A. Lawton can be seen at this forms an important topic for Bank for Germany.
merged a number of industrial —
the Hebrew School every day ex- indignant conversation but this
cept Saturday and Sunday. from as far as it goes for they do not enterprises in Germany.
4 to 9 p. m., and Saturday and seem to know what to do to remedy
Deal forget Young
• Sunday from 9 to 12, for infor the situation.
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