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sion upon art. Next came politics.
It was in 1932, and Einstein spoke
Samuel L. Travis of Detroit,
Eastern Europe. In spite of its
of
his disgust at the state of af- who is now completing his second
humor, the real Jewish joke has
always something serious, some- fairs in Germany. He showed on year in the Law School at Uni-
1
basket of threatening letters writ- versity of Michigan, was signally
thing resigned, something melan- a ten
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choly about it. It produces laugh- ner possible. He confessed that
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ter, but laughter with a catch in the until a few years before he had
throat. The legendary "Chaim been a "Good European," a paci-
Pelf mit die lederne flint," the tam- fist internationalist in the sense
ous simpletons of o w l., the witty of his friend, Remain Rolland. But
Reb Shimre—they were all the pre- he had now given up this attitude
No matter what you pay,
decessors of the flat-footed man as he had realized the importance
each
no laundry
with the Hitler moustache. of Jewish nationalism as represent-
It is a true Jewish humor which ed in Zionism. There were no
can launder a finer shirt.
he produces. Compare Charlie harsh words against the German
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
Chaplin and Buster Keaton. The people: only an infinite sadness.
one is the witty clown, the other is The Menuhins, too, are Zionists.
a complete fool. Chaplin denies Menuhin, senior, was born in Jaffa
that there is any subtle expression and went to America as a chazan.
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Additional pounds, 4c lb.
But the grandson of Chaim Kap- tistic experience of my life. After
Ian, tailor, of High Street, White- tea Yehudi asked the professor if
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chapel, who changed his name into he would care to play a duet with
the more aristocratic Chaplin, can- him. Einstein is a noted musician.
not deny the origin of his art, al- He would have become a famous
though his melancholy humor may violinist if he had cared to appear
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be only subconsciously influenced in public. There was once a joke
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by his ancestors. popular in Berlin that people would
During our interview, Chaplin at last know why Einstein is fam-
said to me: "You Germans, with otis if they could hear him play the
your overladen solidity, cannot en• violin.
SAMUEL L. TRAVIS
become sour from summer
joy a beautiful flower without
They played the famous Bach
Single
Double, ea.
perspired*.
cis me
wanting to know how many fila- concerto for two violins. As they honored by Adelphi House of
cae f ully
manta it has!"
played my thoughts went traveling Representatives of the University
far . . .
laundered In
of Michigan by winning its annual
About Yehudi Menuhin
your own ticks
. . Here were two generations service award.
I remembered these words two
RUM
days later when on my way home of Jews indulging in the beauties
Another signal honor that went
from the same hotel after an in- of the most German of all German to Mr. Travis during the past
terview with a 16•year-old boy, It music. The younger one led—sym. week was his selection as presi-
was a boy whom, since my first bol of youth, with its vivid enthus- dent of the Delta Sigma Rho
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per pound
meeting with him four years before, iasm, leading older men and inflam- national honorary forensic Bod-
per peed
I
had considered to be the most per- ing them with the fire of its pas- ety.
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fect being on earth. I had tried sion. Other symbols became appar-
Mr. Travis has at various times
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to analyze the child who had pro- ent to me at I watched the two ce- held the office of clerk and speak-
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vided me with one of my greatest lebrities pouring out their souls in er of the Adelphi House of Rep-
musical experiences, when as a complete forgetfulness of what was resentatives and has served as a
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chubby, healthy little Jewish boy going on around them. Here I saw member of the University of
with aperfect complexion and shin- represented two of the finest types Michigan debating team. Ile is
ing fair hair, he had appeared on of the Jew of our day. The emi. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
the platform of the Carnegie Hall nent scientist appeared to me as a i Trusky of 2275 Boston Blvd.
in New York. Dressed in a simple modern representative of the learn-1
s. T
navy suit, unaffected by the pres- ed rabbis of old, those sages who
i
ence of 14,000 people, he had taken gave their lives to the study of the
f
'up his Stradivarius violin and Talmud, whose one desire was for
smiled at the conductor as he be- wisdom and the unraveling of the
gan to play Beethoven's "Concerto secrets which surround us. They
in D Major." I had heard it play- learned only for the sake of learn-
In the Tuxedo Hebrew School,
ed by nearly all the great virtuosi ing, and their learning became located at Tuxedo and Ilolmur, a
BEN-GURION HERE "
of the present problem. The ap- of the world. I cannot describe the their armor against the miseries of Study Club in Jewish history was
ON MONDAY NIGHT proaching Zionist Congress must impression I received that night, life. Thisquality of learning, not organized. Nathan Yaffe, president
becomethe turning point for a other than by a confession that in for so-called "education," but for of the Shul, is active in this club.
new manifestation of will-power the Andante movement I found my- one's own deep satisfaction, is one Sol Kasdan, principal of the school,
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and a unified Zionism which will self weeping.
of the most priceless heritages we, is in charge of the program. The
mobilize the whole Jewish peo-
club meets every Saturday at 5:30
That was Yehudi Menuhin's first as a people, possess.
$10,000,000 went to agriculture;
ple towards a great, planned ac- public appearance. Since that time
And in theyoung men I saw p. m, before the prayer of MI chat
$2,600,000 into industry, and over tivity in colonization, or
I have considered him to be the concentrated the true Jewish ar-
On Saturday, May 25, Max Gor-
$30,000,000 into building activi-
and diplomacy. We must,
tistic spirit—a boy endowed with don will lecture before the club on
ties. In the next year, 1935, the before all else, assure the sound- greatest living violinist.
"The Second Commonwealth." Mr.
total investment rose to $50,000,- nese of the two pillars upon which
He is also a true representative divine grace.
000—$17,600,000 into land pur- depend our whole success in Pal- of what I might call Jewish art.
That hour brought me nearer to Gordon, who made a speciality of
chases, $25,000,000 into building, estine: Jewish labor and Jewish
I am of the opinion that Jewish Judaism than any religious service the study of history, is an interest.
ing lecturer.
and $7,600,000 into industry.
land. The Zionist organization art does not exist in the productive or learned treatise could have done.
Sol Kasdan is acting as rabbi of
Arab Agitation Subsides
must become the leading coloniz- sense. The ability of the Jew lies I was unable to cable a description
"The growth of Palestine can ing factor in Palestine; and the in his powers of reproduction. In of the scene to my chief. I pic- the Chevrah, which meets three
beet be indexed through an un- national funds must become the the sphere of Art, as in the sphere tured the story with a big headline: times a week, early Saturday
derstanding of the amazing rise creative and contrilling power in of ordinary life, the Jew, forced by "Menuhin teaches Einstein to fid- morning, Saturday afternoon, and
of its laboring element. While the economic life of the masses persecution to create within him- dle," read in subways and on buses once during the week. )ir. Kas-
In 1932 the Ilistadruth, the Gen- in Palestine. In our diplomatic self the spirit of adaptation, is the by some million Babbitts, and I de- dan, who is well versed in the
eral Federation of Jewish Work- dealings with England and the mediary. lie does not produce cided that this time I would neg- study of the Talmud, is the
lect my duty. As a journalist who teacher.
ers in Palestine, numbered some Arabs we must keep a wide his- goods,• he handles them. As an ac- has
repeatedly been forced to pros-
35,000; and at the end of 1934 torical perspective ever in view. tor, film producer, stage manager, titute
his most intimate feelings, I
about 67,000, today the !listed- The struggle for a greater mass instrumentalist, singer, critique realized
how deep an impression
writer,
the
Jew
handles
Art.
But
ruth's membership stands over Immigration must be attended
75,000.
with a far-seeing, planned pro- he is not a creator. We have a had been made upon me.
few
Jewish
composers,
Meyerbeer,
My
professional
duties had
"During this period of growth, gram in colonization.
Mendelssohn, Offenbach, etc.; we
me into contact with three
"Palestine grows amazingly, have • few painters, Liebermann, brought
the political situation has also
The regular meeting of the Ze-
prominent Jews within • week—
radically changed. The agitation but not all of this growth is on a Josef howls, Chagall—but none of Jews who differed greatly from dakah Juniors was held at the
of the Arab Effendi class against sound basis. Jewish labor, upon them has produced a work of true one another, and yet all "typical" home of Tillie Munch, May 19. J.
the Jews has not, of course, in which the entire future of the artistic originality, They have all Jews. Charlie Chaplin: the com- E. Stermer, head of the survey
any way lessened. But the myth country depends — faced by a followed more or less already exist- plete Jewish humorist entirely un- project for the delinquents at the
that the Jews were driving out shortage of labor immigration— ing paths; geniuses of reproduc- conscious of his Judaism. Yehudi Juvenile Court, spoke on "Your
the Arab masses has been exposed faced by a betrayal of certain ele- tion they may be, but not geniuses Menuhin: the highly cultured Aid to Society."
as untrue. It was the official in- ments among Jewish employers, of creation.
Reservations are being made in
young Jew brought up in the spirit
vestigation of the French which is being driven out of the most
Yet their reproduction is no mere of Zionism and Intensely conscious advance for the June semi-formal
showed up the baseless accusation important branches of economy: slavish record. It is reproduction of his Jewiehness. Einstein: the scheduled for June 9 by the Zeda-
that Jewish colonization creates the orange plantations and the purified by filtration through a I Jewish intellectual who, In spite of kah Juniors. Refreshments will be
an Arab landless class. For al- building industry, and govern- Jewish intellect. Therein lies the that which Goethe called his "Welt- served, A feature of the Zedakah
though the Jews have acquired mental service. In private, capi- secret of Jewish art. Menuhin resat, " is a true Zionist
Junior dance will be an amateur
200,000 new dunams of land since talistic colonies the working pop- plays Beethoven, but it is Bethoven
show, comprised of volunteers from
1929, the situation of the Arabian ulation is becoming preponder- seen through Jewish eyes.
audience, a gong-ringer, and
1Philomathic Holds 33rd An- the
farmer has thereby improved. antly Arab. Immigration is con-
■ master of ceremonies. Prizes will
My interview with Menuhin took
nual Model Meeting
Jewish capital which the Arab re- centrating increasingly in the place while walking through the
be offered.
ceives as the price for his land cities, and that agricultural basis Grunewald. He told me of his life
makes it possible for him to better which must be the groundwork of
The 33rd annual model meeting
his economy. The wage standard our independence is slowly being and his art. He does not think of the Philomathic Debating Club HEALTH SYMPOSIUM OF
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
has risen both for Jew and Arab. undermined. Land speculation while playing. lie dreams and was held Wednesday evening, May
Both among Jew and Arab the corrupts the foundations of Pal- feels. That is why there is noth- 16, at Central High School audito-
labor shortage is acutely felt. estine's growth and doubles the ing artificial in his playing. A boy rium. Julian Caplan, speaker of
Plans have been completed for
praying—praying to the God of the Philomathic, was chairman of an all day Medical Symposium to
Consider as proof of this the di0l culty of acquiring new land is
Beauty. That is the impression the evening.
be
steady, illegal Arab immigration fo `new colonization.
held Monday, May 27, at 10:30
one receives.
An affirmative team composed a. m., at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
from Hauran, Syria and Egypt.
"Nor has the danger of the
He
had
by
then
grown
into
a
of
Nathan
Epstein,
Irving
Isaacs
"Nor is it accidental that the Passfield "White Paper" been en-
Dr. Harry Kirschbaum, Dr. Harry
government's treasury shows a tirely liquidated. It remains true tall, slim, young man, unpreten- and Leopold Snyder II defeated a August and Dr. Raphael Isaacs of
surplus of over $25 000 000 that MacDonald's letter to Dr. tious in appearance and behavior. negative team consisting of Jack the Simpson Institute of the Uni.
which is almost twice the whole Weizmann, which interpreted and We found many interests in com- snore Leemon
n, Louis on Elkind
and Phil
the question:
"Re- versity of Michigan will discuss
yearly budget of the Palestinian ameliorated Passfield's paper, did mon. I was no more the indiscreet
topics of interest in their respective
government. And this surplus is not alter the constitutional in- journalist. Ile told me that his solved, That the United States fields.
Precedin g the afternoon lecture,
not :.stationary: it continues to novations which that Paper hoped favorite study wan economics and Government Should Ado pt a Sys-
solving arithmetic problems was
o fSocialized
The
judges: Judge
Medicine."
John P. Sal- Miss Marion Helene Goodman, ac.
to introduce into the juridical his hobby. We spoke of famous tem
ffrOws.. •
Len of Recorder's Court, Theodore complished musician, will entertain
status of Palestine. The extra- men.
Laud. Wauchop.
In his opinion Einstein was
with a group of piano selections.
"The, present High Commis- ordinary developments of the last the most outstanding figure of the
Members and their friends are
sioner, Sir Arthur Wauchope, has, two years have clearly shown to day. Ile told one that he had not Baruch, coach of debating at Per-
Idling High School , and Al Silber invited. Admission is free. A lunch-
for the three and a half years the world what great potentiali- yet met Professor Einstein, but
was former speaker of the Philemathic, eonette, served at 12:30, will be
ties
are
latent
in
the
develop-
of administration in Pales-
intensely keen to do n(). I promised awarded Leopold Snyder II with
tine, shown how a talented, ener- ment of this country. But time that I would do my best to
arrange the Louis Smilansky gold medal for "tl
onalc
he
l e.
The
lectures
wit !start promptly
getic and discreet administration does not wait for us. Again we it.
being best speaker of the evening. at 10:30 a. m.
can govern the country not only live in a world as full of unrest
About Dr. Einstein
Nathan
Epstein
received
the
Mrs.
for the benefit of England, but as the period preceding the World
I had interviewed Einstein the
for both Jew and Arab. When War. Nobody knows what to- p revious year. Ile was a man who F. V. Martin silver medal for be- Beth Tephila Emanuel Sis-
Sir Wauchope arrived on the morrow will bring. Palestine is h ated nothing more than publicity, ing judged the second best speaker,
terhood's $3 Donor
and Philmore Leemon was given
scene in October , 1931, the Jew- surrounded by a circle of inde- and I had the greatest difficulty in honorable
mention.
Dinner Sunday
ish Agency received from the gov- pendent and half - independent interviewing him. But this was! Lester N. Silverman, former
ernment only 350 certificates for Arabian states. In curb circum- no ordinary interview I was ■
r• I speaker of the Philomathic, pre-
The Beth Tephila Emanuel Sis-
labor Immigration for the mix stances we must face, and we are ranging now. The professor gladly
sented a gavel to David B. Levin, i terhood will hold its $3 donor din-
months which followed. Lately, not prepared for emergencies.
Invited the Menuhins and myself p speaker.
ner on Sunday, May 26, at 6 p. m.,
just before I left Palestine, we
"The Jewish Agency, repre- to his flat as soon as he heard of
The Philomathic Debating Club at Congregation Beth Tephila
received 10,000 certificates for senting the Jewish people, must Yehudi's desire to meet him.
is open to all Jewish boys between Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
the current half-year (with a have in back of it a sound move-
Sitting in Mrs. Einstein's draw- the ages of 16 ■and 21 who are in. Wilson. Mme. Rossita Duval of
subtraction ofthose 2,800 certifi- ment and adequate financial ing-room, I witnessed the meeting
in forensic activities. New York, internationally known
cates which the government dis- means. Jewish Youth must re- between these celebrities. They terested
Meetings ■ are held every Sunday radio artist, soprano, accompanied
counted on account of illegal im- ceive the pioneer training which immediately began a conversation
afternoon,
from 2 to 5 p. in., in by Walter Chasson, at the piano,
migrants and tourists). At the will prepare it for the great con- on music. They shared an enthus-
will be heard. A play will
critical moment, in October, 1933, structive and revolutionary mis- iastic love for Bach. From Bach room 301 of the Shaarey Zedek, by the Ileberw School be given
entitled
Chicago
and
Lawton. The public
when Arab Effendis were provok- sion of upbuilding and defending they drifted to • general discus-
is invited.
"Torah and Good Deeds." A rep-
the
country.
ing unrest in Palestine and try-
resentative of the Slobodka Yeshi-
ing to prevent Jewish immigra-
"Today American Jewry is the
va will give an address.
tion, it was Sir Wauchope who greatest and freest Jewish com- labor leader, declared at a lunch- Knights of Pythias Memorial
The dinner will be catered by
established a rule of law and or- munity in the world. When the eon in his honor by the I'alcor
Services May 28
Judah Lacher. For nervations call
der, with a firm, authoritative fate of Palestine was decided in Agency. Recalling that Jabotin-
Mrs. Levine, Trinity 2-3917, or
hand. Immigration remained un- those difficult years of the World sky had left the Zionist Organiza-
On Tuesday evening, May 21, the Mrs. Kuhn, Trinity 2-7646.
interrupted, although the situa- War, it was American Zionism tion twice before and returned Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights of
tion was • very serious one. And and Jewry which as splendidly each time, Ben-Gurion asserted Pythias exemplified the second
Sir Arthur Wauchope was also in- fulfilled its duty in a crucial time. that the Jewish masses of Eastern rank before a large gathering of Shaarey Zedek Jr. Y. P. S.
Summer Formal June 11
strumental in helping us acquire It was perhaps the influence
of Europe will not follow the Revi- members.
the Huleh Concession.
Memorial services will be held
American Jewry which was the sionist chieftain out of the Zion-
The Junior Young Peoples So-
for deceased brothers next Tues.
"Regardless of this record, deciding factor in the Balfour ist Organization.
day, May 20, at 8 p. m., at the ciety of Shaarey Zedek will hold
however, I must come to Ameri- Declaration. And American Ma-
lodge hall, Woodrow Wilson and its fifth annual. formal. dinnet.
can Zionism and to American terial assistance during the war
Revisionist Leave. in Protest
dance on Tuesday evening, June
Jewry with an earnest and dark saved the Jewish community in
PRAGUE. (W NS — Palcor Leslie Ayes. This meeting will be
warning. Beware of superficial Palestine and laid the foundation Agency)—The demand of Vladi• an open one and all Pythians and 11, at Blossom Health, the music
be furnished by Al Kavelin and
optimism! Do not depend en- for present developments. The mir Jabotinsky that no Revision- their relatives and friends ■ re in- to
his orchestra, added to an elabce.
tirely on the present prosperity Jewish Legion of America partici- lids purchase the shekel for the °'""'
rate
floor show. The dinner will be
in Palestine. Do not be overjoyed pated both in the conquest and World Zionist Congress or remain,
.1 at 8 pi in. Invitations to
with present accomplishments, be- however, we stand face to face in the Zionist Organization has C ontributions to the Jewish this
sem-
annual event have been sent
cause neither their scope, nor liberation of Palestine. Today, aroused ■ protest among certain
Children's Home
out already, and any former mem-
character, nor content even be- with even greater problems than groups of Revisionists in Czecho-
bers, or friends of the present
gin to be commensurate with the those of 1917. Palestine again slovakia. Many of the younger
The Jewish Children's Home membership body interested, are
tasks, needs andpossibilities of looks to America to fulfill her Revisionists here are accepting wishes
to acknowledge
with urged to communicate with Ger-
the present moment: they do not duties in a critical hour."
the Revisionist's edict without thanks the following donations:
trude Karnow, co-chairman of this
begin to do justice to the historic
question, but some of the older
Anonymous.
affair, by calling her at Euclid
goal we have set ourselves in Pal- Revisionists Secession Suicide for ceders of the party are object-
Mrs.
Netts
Dresser,
1995
Hazel-
187$-W. Other members working
estine.
Them, Ben-Curio. Predicts
ng. Martin Lichtner, ■ mem- wood Ave., in memory of mother, in assuring the success of this af-
An anarchistic immigration
NEW YORK. (WNS)—The 'se- ber of the executive of the Revi- Mrs. Pauline Rosen. fair are: Lionel Rycus, June Roz-
and economy will never build a cession of the Revisionists from sionist Union of Czechoslovakia,
Miss II. Zimmerman, 2471 nee, Arthur Doctor, Irene Pollack,
state. We must have a strong the World Zionist Organization has voiced his praptest against the Pasadena Ave., in memory of David Brenner and Morton Wein-
national organization with means, will not hurt the Zionist Organi- secession of the Mevisionista from mother, Mrs. Sarah Zimmerman. berg.
will and a great historical per- zation, but is • blunder which the Zionist Organization by giv-
A. Salem, 3295 Rochester Ave.
At the meeting this Sunday, at 3
spective. Such petty dissensions may mean the suicide of the Re- ing up his post In the Revisionist
Mrs. Irwin I. Cohen, 4205 Ful• p. m., in the social hall of Congre-
and ambitions as now preoccupy visionist movement, David Ben- group. A number of less well- lerton. ration Shawn Zedek, important
the Zionist parties do not indicate Gurion, member of the Jewish known Revisionists have followed
William Grosberg, 12541 Ham• matters concerning the future of
the earnestness and the greatness Agency Executive and Palestine his example.
ilton. the organization will be discussed.

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