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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

, vy's "i ffiRoplicw The Right to Speak One's Mind 1
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Voltaire once informed a friend of his
that he disagreed with him on a certain
Jewish Chronicle Publdeltiag Cm w. subject, but added that he would fight to
Pairlko ► ool Weekly hy
the last to defend his friend's right to
the
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sh I. . lilt.
speak his own mind and express his views.
*me. at Detroit. Mich.. under u. Mt ot Mar
1 This historic statement comes to mind
and
Publication
Building
Offices
General
upon reading Secretary Hull's apology to
525 Woodward Avenue
Germany for Magistrate Louis B. Brod-
Talmsbessa Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle sky's condemnation of Nazi Germany and
14 Stratford Place, restdon, W. I, England
her swastika flag.
Accompanying the rebuke to Magistrate
BubseriptIon, in Advance.— .......... -.43.00 POT Year
ua mans mann Brodsky and the apology to Germany is
peen publketIon, all corrrnoudoace
M1
ma. reach wig ococa by Tut.sy evening it eacham&
Oolf. a qualifying statement by Secretary Hull:
Rhea mediae mtk., kindly me am Ole of ow
"Although in this country the right of
The Detroit Match Chronicle NOW sorrelbowleme m
Wen. to the Mal. people, Mt dioelalato reeyonol- freedom of speech . . . "
Of
► e writers
*to
batty for ea 'Indorsement of the clews en..d by l
Thus a sacred principle is upheld: the
Sabbath Readings of the Torah
individual's right to speak his mind with-
Pentateuchal portion—Dent. 29:9.31:30
out being molested; and Germany's abuse
Prophetical portion—Is. 55:6-56:8; or
of freedom . of speech is thereby con-
61 :10- 63:9
demned even though an. injudicious state-
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ment is criticized.
September 20, 1935

and THE LEGAL. CHRONICLE

Lights from
Shadowland

By LOUIS PEKARSKY

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AMONG THE PIRATES

A Demand for an Apology from the Government Because of
the Insult of Having Their Flag Likened to the
Swastika of the Nazis

Strictly
Confidential

Tidbits from Everywhere

By PHINEAS J. BIRON

(Copyright, 11139. by S. A. It 11

LONGISMS
Seymour Weiss, treasurer of the
late Kingfish Long's personal pol-
DOES HITLER KNOW?
itical empire, suffered many anx-
Marta Eggerth, Hungarian
ious hours before he managed to
opera, concert and cinema star,
By AL SEGAL
prevail upon the various press as-
now under contract to Universal
sociations to broadcast the inform.
Pictures, is contemplating a trip
ation that he was not related to
to Berlin in December to sing in
Dr. Carl Weiss, Jr., the Kingfish',
acton Arid Venturi, arnilliate, 1935.)
five operas. We wonder if little
assassin . .. Seymour Weiss and
Adolph Hitler knows about it. Mar-
Abe Shushan, president of the New
ta is the only child of a German
in angry session regret and ofttimes with apology. We have Orleans Levee Board, were high
Now the Pirates' Guild was
father and a Hungarian mother.
ranking members of Long's brain-
She was born in Budapest, Hun- and who doesn't know how angry a pirate can only the best of good will for our prisoners and
trust ... Because of his friendship
get? A pirate's anger is almost like the sea's dispatch them with a smile.
gary, Sept. 17. 1914.
with Long Shushan has a per-
Despite rumors, Miss Eggerth- when it heaves and makes short shrift even of
"We give death quickly and humanely awl manent memorial in New Orleans
Marta Eggerth is her correct name
take no pleasure in the anguish of the unfor-
in the Shushan Municipal Air-
—is neither married nor engaged. the staunchest ship.
port . Had Huey Long lived to
What were the pirates angry about? They tunate victims. It hurts on as much as it hurts
Her interests and talents cover a
occupy the White House his press
broad field. She carries a trunk full had enough to be angry, it seems, and as proud them; for which reason we devise the method of
secretary would have been Her-
by which it is all over in an mann Deutsch, crack New Orleans
of dolls with her at all times. Why, men they burned to read w hat t Jud g e Brodsky m • lki
p
a ng the plank
we don't know. You guess. She is of New York had said about them. The Pir- instant.
reporter ... One of the few Louis-
an excellent housekeeper and, boys,
iana political officeholders who suc-
"In view of these facts we resent the in-
she likes to cook, believe it or not. ates' Guild had assembled in plenary session
cult that ascribes to our flag such deeds as are cessfully defied the dictator of the
She drives a fast motor car, plays from the seven seas in defense of their flag.
Nazi propagandists not only in Ger-
delta was Judge Nat Bond, young-
and has written four
They had always been jealous of the honor committed under the swastika. Mass torture, est member of the Louisiana civil
many but also in this country are becom-
Year after year, the Jewish National the piano
manuscripts and several waltz of their flag whose skull and cross bones draped as under the swastika, never has been practiced
court, who is a son-in-law of the
ing so brazen and shameless in their Fund excells its own previous efforts in film
songs. She can pound the type-
by any member of this Guild. Starvation was late Martin Behrman, mayor of
methods that it is high time German producing artistic Jewish calendars, all of writer like an expert stenographer, the rostrum in this meeting place.
New Orleans for 16 years • ..
never a weapon in our hands but only the quick
"Gentlemen, can we take 'fiat?"
Americans who are sufficiently imbued
even likes to darn socks and knit
THIS AND THAT
It was evident at once that Judge Brodsky's sword or the pistol. Destruction of people never
and crochet. Marta also dances the
with the idealism of our own democratic them printed in Jerusalem.
A plan to create a new national
nations,
plays
The calendar for 5696 is not only a very folk dances of six horse
well.
She words were like a stab at every pirates' heart has been a studied and pleasurable purpose under
Jewish youth movement in this
government stepped in and assumed re-
tennis and rides a
sponsibility for protests against the dis- attractive booklet, but it also contains a is e five feet, three inches tall and and as the chairman repeated them, the pirates' our flag, but only a painful necessity to be dis- country has been abandoned .. .
The sponsors of the idea got cold
gusting methods to which Nazi agents re- wealth of interesting information about I w ighs 105 pounds. Quite a lot anger became like a hurricane and a monsoon posed of without delay."
feet when they saw to what pur-
of talent for such a little girl—No? in one.
He said that to embrace the pirates' flag poses youth movements abroad
sort in spreading their gospel of hate.
Palestine, data regarding the growth of I
Indeed, it was some time before any of and the swastika in one condemnation was most
PRODUCTION CHIEF
From statements made by the Friends
have been put by the European dic-
NEW
1
Lee Marcus, new chief in charge them had subsided enough to give his mind to inept as well ' as unjust.
tators... The first monument to a
of New Germany — Nazi organization in the Jewish population in Eretz Israel,
Pic action; so angry do pirates get. When at
production
of
RKO-Radio
Jew in New England is due to to
facts
about
the
Jewish
cultural
renal's-
of
"The swastika is the emblem of such hates, dedicated in Maine on Sept. 22, by
the United States — it is evident that some same, and other informative chapters.
tures' comedy-producing unit, first
length there was a saniblence of calm, a hundred such meanness of the spirit as no pirate would
German Americans have definitely sub-
the Jewish War Veterans in mem-
arose: "Mr. Chairman! Mr. Chairman!"
mitted to the influence of such sadistic
A most interesting little chart shows two and ti s igh ed uin can t el t d frail n °' I ttw Y oobriliC voices
ory of one of the Jewish heroes of
And when at last one was recognized he would permit to defile his jolly heart. It stands
P
schools
of
that
windy
city.
He
also
the late unpleasantness across the
bigots and pervetts as Julius Streicher. pyramids as symbolizing the Jewish prob-
for such depravity of character as the good
educated
in
the
tough
old
was
pond ... You'd never know it but
We present to the attention of our readers, lem. It shows how the Jewish national school that teaches all the problems spoke with solemn words:
sportsmanship of no pirate can tolerate.
both Albert Einstein and Dr. Ilan ,
"Mr.
Chairman,
this
is
a
matter
that
re-
and to democratically - minded German economy is abnormal, with the pyramid motion picture exhibitors have to
"We believe that Judge Brodsky's animad- Luther, the German ambassador,
Americans the parallel views of Streicher downside up. It pictures an overabundance face. After the World War and quires strong and stern representations from
are disciples of Prof. Franz Oppen-
mistaken
under-
a
was prompted by
and Nazi American Germans to prove the of Jews in the liberal professions, in com- service overseas, he went to work I this Guild. The honor of our flag has been version
standing of the ideals of pirates. Nevertheless, heimer, world-famous German Jew-
as
a
film
salesman
for
the
Real
Art
merce and in industry, with the lowest Film Co. of Buffalo, N. Y. In turn, assailed and we must act. I move you, Mr. we feel that a great injustice has been done us ish economist and scientist, who is
influence of the former on the latter:
percentage in agriculture.
he was a "booker", salesman and Chairman, that a committee of this great inter- by this humiliataion before the eyes of the coming here Sept. 27 . . . Oppen-
heimer's ideas on land economies
Cable of Friends of
Extract from Julius
executive salesman and then be- national body be appointed to draft a protest
"In
Palestine,"
the
writer
of
this
chap-
New
Germany
to
As.
were the basis of a new party in
world."
Streicher'. Address on
came
assistant
salts
manager
when
and
to
present
same
to
the
American
State
De-
,
soclation of Germans ter states, pointing to the natural posi-
Ile pointed out that Judge Brodsky's insult Holland . . . Some of his theorn
Sept. 10, at Erlangen:
RICO-Radio bought out F. B. 0. In
are also being applied in Palestine
Abroad in Berlin:
tion
of
the
pyramid,
"the
pyramid
of
the
to
the
pirates'
flag
would
have
an
injurious
ef-
1929
he
was
made
president
of
partment."
Agri-
"Mass murder has
The motion seconded and carried, the corn-
"Assembled repre- Jewish economy must be built on the solid RKO-Pathe. Marcus knows the pro-
feet on the spirits of the pirates' children who where
the Agri-
Station...
1 ,1 ,
characterized the his-
eSet
t for
iei n m ie e nen
cultural
u his son e p works
sentatives and func- foundation of agriculture."
duction branch of the business m ittee moved quickly toward the drafting of a were being taught to kill only when necessityGermany
tory of the Jew since
tionaries of the
protest that would leave no doubt in anybody's
from
end
to
end,
or
A
to
Z,
or
sonic
of
the beginning and
By describing the growth of Jewish whatever expression you prefer,
requires and then humanely, to kill only when enormous following and
League of Friends of
Welt
mind how deeply Judge Brodsky's words had
they would have con-
the New Germany, agricultural efforts in Palestine, this in-
requires and then humanely, to kill without hate the Nazi economic dogmas
tinued with their mur-
taken from his books ... But that
hurt every pirate who loved his flag.
meeting for their third teresting booklet shows the trend towards STYLIST
or prejudice and without needless torture.
One of the w'orld's most noted
ders If heaven had not
didn't save him from the Aryan
The appearance of the committee of 10
provincial c o n g r ess«
return
to
natural
economic
distribution.
fashion
designers
is
a
very
young
tent Hitler. The race
"Our
children
now
may
say,
'If
they
say
law
... Ben Cohen, New Deal brain
a
send to their mother-
pirates in defense of their flag was close upon
question is the key to •
I
and
modest
man,
a
son
of
Israel
land through Dr. Hans Furthermore, the appeal for the Jewish named Bernard Newman, who has the departure of German Ambassador Luther we are like Nazis we may as well behave like truster, thinks he has a double ...
world hist o ry. So
I
That's
the only explanation he can
I
Steinacher as leader National Fund as the land-redeeming been weaned away from New York
them.'
many people do not
offer for en invitation extended to
of the German racial agency of the Jewish people, places em- City and signed to a contract with who had just spoken to the State Department
"The evil result of all this may bo that him to join the violently anti-Nee
understand history be-
movement a hearty phasis on a method of making our posi- 11/C0 Pictures. Coming to Holly- in behalf of the swastika.
the next generation may see the swastika on our , Deal American Liberty League ...
• cause they do not un-
greeting. We assure
"Sir," the chairman of the pirates began, "a
wood a few months ago, Newman
Incidentally, Cohen, who used to be
derstand t b e race
mastheads instead of the skull and crossbones,"
you we feel ourselves tion natural.
matter vital to the honor of our flag brings us
says
he
has
already
learned
to
like
question.
The pirates demanded an apology from the secretary to Judge Julian W. Mack.
enrolled on a world-
This calendar is not only excellent
here. I refer to the insult it has lately suffered
"When a whole pee-
is credited with having had a hand
wide front of racial propaganda: it is a fine educational me- Hollywood much better than New
Government. However, as the Goovernment
, ple is filled with hat-
York.
in one of the New York courts and we have
in writing the Palestine Mandate.
and historical unity of
pointed, the insult was given by a local office,
red of the Jews and
"There
is
little
doubt
that
Holly-
dium
for
Palestine,
come
here
with
protest
for
which
we
beg
the
BOYCOTT
all Germans.
when it recognizes the
wood will set the pace for women's
not by any representative of the national Gov-
For those who think that R. IL
We recognize as
threat that the Jews
fashions", he said in a message to liberty to read."
ernment. Therefore, there was nothing the
Macy & Co. is still selling German
our duty the awaken-
He
pointed
out
that
Judge
Brodsky's
link-
have been for all peo-
our feminine readers,"Of course,
goods we might tell that Delos
ing and unifying of all
Government
could
do
about
the
matter,
however
ples for a thousand
Paris, the traditional leader in wo- ing of the pirates' flag with the swastika was as
Walker, vice-president and general
German-Americans in
years, then a state can
men's styles, will have to approve uncalled for as it was unfortunate. Ile went much the pirates felt offended.
strong cultural, politi-
There
is
nothing
new
in
the
anxiety
that
However, it was suggested, the pirates could manager of Mary's, was one of
make world history
before
our creations are widely ac-
cal and economic ac-
into
the
history
of
the
pirates'
flag
on
all
the
with a people against
go for relief to Judge Brodsky himself. The guests
at a luncheon
given
by the
non-Sectarian
anti-Nazi
League
to
tivities and racial un- is experienced from time to time over the cepted."
seas, called attention to the fact that never
the Jews.
George Lathan, chairman of the
ity on the basis of hardships that face aliens in this country. THREE JEWISH
pirates then took train for New York.
under
this
flag
was
torture
perpetrated
but
only
"Party me mb era
MUSKETEERS
Nazi doctrines for the
•
For that matter, aliens anywhere are
It is felt that Judge Brodsky who is a just British boycott organization . . •
from abroad and party
best interests of two subjected to difficulties because the na-
Three Musketeers of the motion the quickest death.
judge will promptly apologize to the pirates for Mr. Walker was seen applauding
members at home,
"We kill without hate, quickly and for eon-
friendly nations, Ger-
picture industry are Joseph M.
fives resent those who are unlike them. Schenck, Darryl
clasp hands. True
the unfortunate error which seems to put the vigorously
references
the
many and America."
boycott . . all
. General
Hugh to John-
F. Zanuck and venience only, since our ships are not large
party members and
But the problem is much more severe in William Goetz. Zanuck
is the new enough to carry all our prisoners. We kill with pirate's flag in the same class with the swastika.
( PLEASE TURN TO NEXT PAGE 1
true members of the
the United States which was built up by I ( PLEASE TURN TO NEXT PAGE 1
German race, be true
immigrants.
to your fuehrer and
Whatever obstacles are placed in the I
people!"

German Americans Must Protest

The National Fund Calendar

Aliens' Employment Problem

path of those who are not naturalized
It is of interest to note that the Ameri-
can correspondent, cabling to his news- citizens create not only economic suffering
paper the text of the statement sent to but are also responsible for an injustice.
the Nazis in Germany by the Friends of If the aliens in our midst are to be made a
wholesome element of the population that
New Germany, comments:
will not be dependent on charity and pity,
then
they must be given an opportunity
The Friends of New Germany by ad-
dressing themselves to this organization would
to build up their lives and to function as
appear, from a Berlin standpoint, to have de-
human beings and not as outcasts.
clared themselves a minority in a State of
The "invidious distinctions" made be-
which they do not intend to be completely a
tween natives and aliens, and the hard-
part.
ships they cause, is described in an article
This same correspondent further cables by Harold Fields in the Harvard Univer-
to his paper the following information:
sity Quarterly, in which he states:

Klaus Selzner, chief of the administrative
bureau of the Nazi party, addressing 1,600
representatives of foreign Nazi parties in
Erlangen, declared:
"Foreign German party members are mo-
bilized outside the reach of German laws to
fight for Nazi doctrines. Through the party
organizations they have become a part of
German unity and they know they have a
homeland, for they have a leader."

It is clear beyond a shadow of a doubt
that Nazi Germany is bent upon enmesh-
ing the entire world in its net of bigoted
propaganda. In the long run this may
seriously hurt the position of Germans in
this country, and the liberally - minded
should step in at once to call a halt to the
disgraceful method of linking groups in
this country with the sadists and butchers
in the Reich. These German-Americans
should be the first to protest against the
outrages in Germany and the attempts to
condone them through the spread of Nazi
propaganda in the United States.

How Many Jews Read Books?

Do Jews — boasting the honor of being
the People of the Book — read books?
Judging by the number of members in
the Jewish Publication Society, the ans-
wer would be in the negative.
A most discouraging report is submitted
to us by this society relative to the status
of Detroit's readers of Jewish literature.
Out of an approximate population of
75,000 only 48 are members of the society.
Private booksellers and publishers also
inform us that the number of books sold
to Detroit Jews is astonishingly low.
The Jewish Publication Society is espe-
cially deserving of support. It publishes
only the finest classics and consistently
makes definite contributions to Jewish
literature. Aside from the point of value
offered to members— who receive at least
three books a year for their nominal mem-
bership dues — the society's efforts should
be encouraged.
There should be at least 500 Jewish
members of the society from Detroit. But
at no time were there more than 100 mem-
bers In the society from this city. This is
. a fact to be deplored. It k to be honed
that it will soon be remedied by a mass
enrollment of Detroit Jews as members
of the Jewish Publication Society of

A Great Anthology

Leo W. Schwarz's "The Jewish Caravan" Contains Col-
lection of Finest Jewish Stories of the
Past 2,500 Years

Lights of New York

By MARTHA NEUMARK

leoPYriallit 8 A.

In the Hebrew Schools, Where
Our Youngsters Feel at Home

0, 1 D,

The 10-year old considered the tific training to their jobs — and
question seriously. He was quite then they give something more. For
A FIGHTING MAGISTRATE
out-of-breath, having been "first instance, this class of mine is be-
Louis B. Brodsky is a name off" the bus just pulled to a stop ginning Chumosh, and when a class
on the lips of legalists and lay- alongside of the Philadelphia-By- is scholarly enough to study Chu-
men alike. In the corridors of ron Hebrew School. This distinc- mesh I teach them with respect.
The mere listing of the authors' tiro demonstration of the fact
New York's courthouses, law- tion had not been attained without The little ones? . . . Why, I teach
sklected by Mr. Schwarz for this that the Jews, despite a com-
them with love. of course. Perhaps
yers stop briefly to exchange a struggle. Everyone al w a y s that's why the children tell you
great anthology is sufficient to paratirely tragic history and
wanted to be "first off" the United
matchless
loyalty
to
religious
recommend this volume of close I
opinions
about
the
daring
of
Hebrew School bus and "first in" they like Hebrew school best.
have been many-sided
to 80 pages and to present it as tradition,
this magistrate who has become the school's friendly doorway. To-
• • •
a most unusual work. But it is I human being, living in • real
Nearly 2,000 'children are en-
an international issue, the sub- day's victor dusted himself off be-
necessary to go several steps far- flesh-and-blood world, a world
tween
gasps
and
carefully
chose
the
in
the
United Hebrew
social
rolled
ject of correspondence between
ther in order to do justice to , always tempered by the
words of his answer.
Schools of Detroit. Over 56 per cent
■ nd cultural climate of each
State laws and industrial prohibitions
"The Jewish Caravan."
Berlin,
Washington
and
Al-
"Hebrew school's different," he of them are unable to pay the tui-
and of the people among
against aliens today show that a regulated
In the first place, 51r. Schwarz's age
bany.
tion fees.
whom they lived. The incom-
said.
policy against the employment of the foreign-
excellent choice of material parable diversity of their liv•
Whether they can afford to pay
A
liberal,
whose
decisions
"But it should seem just like
born unnaturalized citizen is at its peak. In
serves to present a panorama of lug experience is partially incli•
Jew-
have won him the approval your regular school," the inquisitor for the privilege of imbiding
the 48 States there are 316 laws prohibiting
Jewish life during the past 2,600 gated by the area of the earth's
culture or not, all Jewish chil-
ish
insisted,
"the
language
is
different,
aliens from engaging in many professions or
even
of
fair-minded
political
op-
years.
surface which the Jews have
of course, but you are taught in dren are encouraged to attend the
from carrying on trades or vocations.
ponents, Judge Brodsky, cul- the same way, your teachers use Hebrew Schools. For the directors
Secondly, the author's deep- t ed (the catalogue of
In 1930, when business was brisk and em-
' rooted Jewish consciousness has Jewries reads like an index to
tured, reserved and daring city the same methods . . . "
of the schools, believe with Chief
ployment active, • summary of the more than
provided him with a method of an historical atlas) anal the
magistrate, has not mingled
"Yes, they do. His breathing was Rabbi J. H. Hertz of Great Britain
2,000,000 jobs in five large groups of our na-
selection which has resulted in wide range of the originallan•
much in' Jewish communal af- down to normal now, and he could who recently stated: "Israel's
tional industries evidenced the fact that in
the accumulation of the most fas- gu ■ ges — Hebrew, Aramic,
greatest need the world over today
three out of every five instances industry ac-
fairs. Not because he has no concentrate more deeply. "For in- is the teaching of Judaism to Jews.
cinating literary material in Jewr Greek, Arabic, Yiddish, French.
stance, the beginners use flash-
cepted citizens only as employes and that in
interest in the subject. But cards just like they do in the first The times call for . . . dissemina -
ish history.
German, Italian, Spanish, and
the remaining groups a largo part was re-
Mr. Schwarz is eminently qual- English — in which the.. stor-
he is not the type who pushes grade of public school. You know, tion of Israel's treasures to every
,
served to declarants.
ified for the task of compiling ies were written."
himself into circles which at- easy words are printed on bright- son and daughter of Israel. The
Today, in 1935, the number of jobs re-
the best selections in Jewish short
The reader will agree with the
colored cards and the children alone can bring courage in persecu-
served to citizens only has increased from
stories. He is the initiator of two compiler of these stories that tract publicity. And when he learn to read the whole words, tion and affliction."
three out of every five to four, or four and •
important institutions: New they "offer no more than hors wrote that now historic opinion right away. And they have a story
President Harry Cohen, of the
half, out of every five. New organizations
School for Jewish Education in d'oeuvres that whet our appetite in releasing five men held for book with beautiful pictures in it— United Hebrew Schools, has ap -
that had not come within this category in
estchester, N. Y., and the re- precisely because they attempt to tearing down the swastika flag just like regular first-grade read- pointed the following committee
Weetcheater,
1930 now demand citizenship of their em-
cently organized School for Adult
Jew-
chairmen to serve for the coming
ployes. They include chain stores, depart-
Education in New York City. He include the whole range
Jew- on the Bremen' in New York ers. But, just the same, Hebrew Year: Educational committee, M.
"The of
Jewish
giving voice to school's different. I guess we feel H. Zackheim; house committee ,
ment stores, hotels and establishments that
recently
from
Palestine
ish literature."
where he returned
conducted
research
Caravan"
is certain to arouse in- harbor, he was
sort
of
"at
home"
here.
are nationally known.
work among labor and coopera- forest in further study of Jewish deep - seated convictions that
The "at home" feeling must have Isaac Roeenthal and Harry M.
life and Jewish literature. It is were in no way inspired by the
Shulman; budget committee, Mau-
First to be made to suffer in economic five movements. I . "The Jewisha sufficiently appetizing volume notoriety possibilities of the developed to a nostolgia for during rice Landau; real estate commit•
registration week, before the offi-
The .,..i..
crisis, it is unfortunate that aliens are
to encourage further research.
cial opening of the city's schools, tee, Louis Stoll; scholarship com-
situation.
rang. from Genesis
also the last to have their conditions im- C and that " Assad,.
Mr. Schwarz expresses the hope
Hebrew school children from first- mittee, Rudolph Zuieback and -
to modern Yid- that
Brought
to
this
country
from
"The Jewish Caravan" will
graders to high school seniors, Judge Charles Ruhiner; member
proved. It is to be hoped that an improve- dish literature; from Jonah of
and Russia when he was two years could be found, attentive and in- ship committee, Judge Harry B.
commend
itself
to
teachers
ment economically will also bring with it the Old Testament to Myra students as well as to the reading
old, Brodsky comes of a fam- dustrious in their classrooms. Only Keidan; finance committee, Louis
a return to sanity with relation to aliens. Samter Winslow ■ and Albert
it ous family which had wealth, the newcomers looked a trifle be- Robinson.
aiturethocoensfidee not riths atdo-
from Marius Josephus will. The author's
ff
United Hebrew School branches
Because a demand for the naturalization Helper;
wildered.
.
to Lion Feuchtwanger
serve it More than that: the re- prestige and philanthropic tra-
Children new to the United Heb- are located as follows: 1245 W.
of aliens can only be materialized when
Among the authors included in
dition in Europe. Some years rew Schools are assigned to • Philadelphia Ave., (the m a I
this
anthology,
in
addition
to
sults
of
his
compilation
almost
the immigrant has the means for the pay-
S. ago he ran for Congress on the "placement class" where the teach- school); 4000 Tuxedo Ave., 15705
ment of naturalization fees. Existing dis- those already mentioned, are Ed- guarantee it. —P.
9243 Delmar St..
Democratic ticket from Man- er studies the students rather than Parkside Ave.,
Hamm
Nachman
Fleg,
mond
ritninations not only deprive non-citizens
versa. For it is difficult to 550 Farnsworth St., 2415 Wendell
hattan's silk-stocking district. vice
Bialik, Martin Huber. Irving Fine-
GOOD
ADVICE
ac.
Ave.,
17750
Brush
St., 3526 29th
place new pupils in just the right
o f jobs, but also of the possibilities of
man Hasdai Ibn Shaprut, !re-
And Heywood Broun, noted group, especially when they have St., Jewish Community Cent'''.
mantel ben Solomon Romi, David Go not too frequently thy friends columnist, who opposed him on had previous teaching. Some have Holbrook and Woodward; Sliaarey
quiring citizenship.
Reubeni, Gliwice] of liemeln, Sol-
to see,
privately; others have at- Zedek Synagogue, Chicago B3vd .
omon Maimon, David Fichman Lest they grow weary of the sight the Socialist ticket, paid him a learned
tended Hebrew schools in different and the MacCulloch School, 1120
Max Brod, Abraham Raisin, Men-
high tribute when he indicated cities. A girl of 14 may be a begin- Wildemere Ave.
of thee;
dele Mosher • Seforim, Shalom
his regret that he had to op-
boy of 11 may be a scholar.
The United Hebrew Schools are
Asch, Isaac Loeb Perez, Sholom When rain is scanty, then we pray pose a man of Brodsky's pro- ner. A
But the teacher is herself a keen a participating agency of the Jea-
for more,
The National Federation of Temple Aleihem, Israel Zangwill, David
student. In a few weeks she can ish Welfare Federation.
But
love
not
one
continuous
down-
gressive
leanings
and
splendid
Sisterhoods annually publishes a Jewish Pinski, Moses Smilanaki, Judah
testify as to the scholastic back-
pour.
personal character.
Art Calendar, the original drawings of Steinberg, Arnold Zweig, Stefan
ground, native ability and special
ABANDON
Franz Warfel, Louie Gold- Let not his humble vesture make
which are always worth preserving. This Zweig,
bent of each of her flock. Upon
ing, Ludwig Lewisohn, Mordecai
her recommendation each pupil in Lone I .rand on the open toed ,
PRAYER
year, the Sisterhoods' Federation again Manuel
Noah,
Mary
Antin,
John
To
thee
blind
Cournos Michael Gold, Perez o one whose greatness is a teamed
then integrated into the elass best
Wallin, for • token.
produced a commendable art work of six
mind •
suited to his needs. Another few In the window• of my em,)
By George A re runder Kohut
AU the panes are broken
drawings for 5696 by Beryl Ullmann Hirsehbein, Joseph Ilayyim B rew For pearls may sometimes in the
weeks, and he too, feels it home?'
sand be found,
The question still unanswered, GM. I 110 AM ro 0'. .lead
Beitman of Cincinnati. Her drawings ner, and many, many others.
If I h•oe failed. rny liml, to tree
Shame my name and 111).1.
The preface contains an impor-
the
inquisitor
interviewed
a
teach-
...e
tme
was
aniding
me.
Th.,
Th
show "Adam and Eve," "Flood and the tant explanation of the scope of And the
y
From th• Temple of no mol
stores
of gold lie buried in
ground.
era "The most modern pedagogic
Someone etoie my Blble • • •
If I hese missed the open path
Ark," "Jacob's Dream," "Moses and the this work. Mr. Schwarz tells us:
humble,
nor
the
United
Of
Truth.
•hkh
e'er
Thy
aspetion
h•th,
are
employed
in
methods
Be ever meek and
I wan the Wee for oars. .
Burning Bush," "Moses and Aaron Before
"This book is m ore th a n •
hoe,. •1th the mom. hour.
Hebrew Schools, of course," she ex- Ian. White
the rn:st rots. thirit•r
Is.
essay
urt•In of me 50. 1
plainest. "Most of the staff have Throosh
Pharoah" and "Jonah and the Whale." A compilation of stories: it is • In path of pride and haughtiness , n,trd not Thy glorious 1.01 ■ 55.
Lichta
no longer Pharr
collective portrait of the Jew-
be and Pomp of think.. majored in education, practically
And.
•rnirl
the
feature of this year's art calendar, in ad- ish people, •sd reflects, is is
to stray;
my
spirit
on
Its
•Intro.
neacamed
all of them have public school Lorte I 'wait telth life sod /-*t•
dition to Mrs. Beitman's drawings, is a far ms liter•tura is a reflection The tempest spares the hyssop on Then.
Father. ahem me Grace I Val:
Potteries. to lemma,
teacher'. certificates. Many, too,
wall,
And lead/ no toward the righteous en?: are alumnae of the United Hebrew And 1 leery my riod-eold •ai .•
weekly engagement pad which announces
life, dm social deeelopmeat But the
•
'neath its wrath the proudest 'rhea. Lord of Hog', compaaeloa me
LIk• • goatee emml
a
pa,,p a a
Ramis
mutts,
all
this
mien-
They
bring
the week's Portion of the Law read in of this
Schools.
MI
cedars fa .
Chasda• And let Thy love my shelter
AbraJawn
synagogues. The calendar is a worthy period of almom three thou.
distribution. sand years. It is also an effec-

The Art Calendar

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1111" .1E191811 CAR AA.AN. Create .101.11.
1o. Schaaf". Published by FarrarIlisehart, tag MiS ■ 111.011 Ate., Nov
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