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cad THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Waiting for Their Turn

A Happy and Properous New Year to You All

Rosh Hashonah
Greetings

M. H. Zackheim

INSURANCE AGENCY

1113 Majestic Building

5696 - 1935

MILGRIM
INCORPORATED

IN THE FISHER BUILDING

A group of "intellectuals"—Jewish refugees from Germany—in front of the offices in Paris of
the French National Association for the Aid of Refugees. The work of the ■ ssociation is subvert-
tioned with funds su'pplied by the Joint Distribution Committee from the United Jewish Appeal for
33,260,000 for the relief and rehabilitation of the Jews of Germany and other lands and the settle-
ment of Jews in Palestine.

OLDBRU, Which is But an Infant of
67 Years, Takes This Opportunity
of Extending to the Jewish Citi-
zens of Detroit and Michigan,
the Very Happiest of
Season's Greetings.

MACDONALD THE SECOND

A

when Ramsay saw the need, in the
"National" interest of shedding a
life-long allegiance to the party

which had raised him to rank and
power, there was no hesitancy on
the part of MacDonald the Younger
to follow in affectionate loyalty.

Portrait of the Man Who Decides the Fate
of Palestine

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NOl'E An unreloorlied piorintit f Nlalcolni 3litclloitald, M. P., eon
of Hammy itleelkonuld, former reline 31Inkter of I.:natant'. hialciann Mac-
Iholtahl n1106 recently appointed et...reign, of .fete of III, MaJeely's Coloniee
In the reo rganized Itritleit Cabinet tinder Stanley Ilahlalti. In thin en-
pu r it y th e ,ounger Slarlbonald mill he the pliotol
) Y.01111illy In political
outliers affecting the pone) Of (:rent Itrilain toward, th e j e at oit Nati ou at
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Intel. The author of thin article u n dietingalkhed non-Jen
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13rtrnit iirrwing Co. - - C1gttdillttr Man

A pleasant parlor game to en-
liven an otherwise tedious evening
is to attempt to gauge the chances
and the prospects of the younger
politicians, especially those who are
the sons of their fathers. There are
certain guiding factors in this
game which diminish its purely
speculative elements and a degree
of skill which renders the players
immune from the rigors of the
Lottery Acts.
"Pointers" in this agreeable pas-
time are such things as family,'
the old school, a "blue" or a repu-
tation for college ragging. These
are certain indications of future
political eminence. The former
Etonian or Harrovian who pulled'
a weighty oar in Oxford's or Cam-
bridge's "eights" has thereby given
ample evidence of his political qua-1
lity, and if, besides, he has chosen I
■ father with ample party anode-

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ROSH HASHONAll
GREETINGS
from

We Bow; in Respectful Admiration,
to the Fire and Fervor, the Un-
daunted Courage and Spirit of
Unity Which Has Sustained
the Jewish Race for Nearly
Six Thousand Years.

BENiNDT ROBINSON

SHERIFF

Undersheriff

Wayne County

Wayne County

5696

L'SIIONO TOVU!

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1935

On the threshold of Rosh Hashonah, in
these days of unusual stress and uncertain-
ty, we wish you and,yours, both here and
abroad, a most happy, peaceful, prosperous,
and healthful New Year.

tions, you may safely prognosticate
for that son, at least an Under
Secretaryship for something or
other.
If college eminence has made the
young political aspirant President
of his University Union, it is a safe
bet that he will one day he Prime
Minister. If he is unfortunate
enough to become only a Treasurer,
the most that may be expected is
the prophecy that "more will be
heard of him." With reasonable
luck he will reach Cabinet rank.
A Difficult Subject
All this by way of preliminary
consideration of the latest political
"son of his father" Malcolm Mac-
Donald, youthful Secretary of
State for His Majesty's Colonies,
successor of Joseph Chamberlain
and Winston Churchill, sired by
Britain's recently departed "up

Strange Way of Politics

To emphasize the "old - fashioned"
character of such obedience, is to
appraise its courage in these days
when filial rebellion in matters
political is the rule rather than
the exception. At all events, it had
its reward when Malcolm Mac-
Donald, rawly young in Parlia-
mentary experience, received his
political advancement to the rank
of Under-Secretary of State for
the Dominions. In that capacity he
has exhibited a zealous devotion to
duty and a quiet assumption of un-
spectacular authority, performing
the trks of his office with an ade-
quattr regard for the conventions
and without displaying any excep-
tional qualities marking hint as
destined to go a great deal further
on the road to fame and power.
But the whirligig of politics with
MacDonald ',ere at the centre has

Send the Whole Child to School

Every child is entitled to a fair start. Have his or
her eyes examined thoroughly by a
competent Optcimetrist.

Special attention given to children
Croasod eyes straightened and weak eyes developed

J. A. Seifert, 0. D., Optometrist

302 Eaton Tower Bldg., Woodward at Grand Circus Park

Phone CADILLAC 3026

ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS

I extend to the Jewry of Detroit hearty greet-
ings and sincere good wishes for a Bright,
Healthy and Pleasant New Year.

BEST WISHES

FOR A

HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS

NEW YEAR

seized this young man and borne
him higher than the prophets
would have forecast for him. May-

be it is the balance of parties in
the "National" Government concoc-
tion. Maybe it is the tribute to his

father's record in its brewing.
Maybe it is the tribute to his fa-
and up and on and on" Prime Maybe it is his own capacity, dis-
cernible to those in "inner ring"—
Minister.
one or other, or all, have carried
In this particular case our par-

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Malcolm MacDonald at the early

e gabaence

taffiZtlicsusbett age of 38 to the seat of power as

of the immediate des-
tradition is complicated by the controller
of the widely scattered Brit-
mark of Oxford where young Mac- I tinies
ish Colonial possessions at a time
Donald though prominent in the' when the British Commonwealth of
Union debates did not reach if in. Nations is in a state of incalculable
deed he even aspired to, the com- flux, and the future of the British
paratively modest height of Treas- Empire is filled with indefinable
urership. Nor did he pave the way import.
to his future eminence by muscular
This plain, unassuming, studious
prowess among the University boat
crews. And he labored under the young man sits in the seat hallowed
by
Joseph Chamberlain and Win-
undoubted disadvantage of having
to follow • father, so much a pol- ston Churchill. He rules that part
of
the
British Empire which has
itical heretic, as to adopt no dis-
tinctive outward characteristic as given it its prestige as the great-
est
aggregation
of States in the
might be a guide to his ability or
world's history and in this sense
importance.
his office is the pivot of the whole
Malcolm at Oxford, was, how- scheme of British Government. To
ever, son of Ramsay, already an have cast such a responsibility on
ex-Premier, and that was at least
so youthful and no in-
one factor upon which to base an shoulders
as his may be regarded
estimate that he might "go far" in experienced
either
as
a
illustration of
politics. Unlike most other sons of t he strange pathetic
ways
of British politics
L = s distinguished political fathers, de- 0
r as another example of the bold-
finitely Socialist. Malcolm Mac- ness
of British experiment.
▪
Donald, displayed no sparkling imi-
H ow W ill He Face Issues
tative qualities.
For Jewry Malcolm MacDonald,
Rather was he, as he has re•
mained, of a quietly studious, un- Secretary for the Colonies, has a
- demonstrative disposition, pleasant pecial interest and anxiety. Under
and modest in manner. Though de- is jurisdiction comes the mandate
• corously obedient to the political or Palestine and the carrying out
teachings of his father, he exhibit- ° f Britain's promise to achieve the
ed no exaggeratedly flamboyant ewish National Home. To him
loyalty to the parental 'creed nor falls the grave duty of handling
f - f.- did he make the welkin ring with the difficult problems of Jewish
any extremism of youthful enthu- aspirations and Arab truculence, of
siasm. The promise that he showed Jewish pressure to be allowed
- during his student days at Oxford , speedily to people the land of their
was that, in the fullness of time ethers and of Arab resistance to
and by virtue of his father's ex t, of Palestinian self-government
alted status, he might reach the aced with a Jewish minority and
comfortable security of a Depart- A rab preponderance, of Palestine
mental Secretaryship in the per. a s a refuge for afflicted Jewry
teeing from the terror of Euro-
manent Civil Service.
pean tyrannies.
Parental Devotion
Every noteworthy father in
How will he face this complexity
- British political history, however, 0 f issues? Will he recall Winston
• has within him the deep-seated in- C hurchill's insistence on the Jewish
• stmet of a hereditary principle, the right to enter Palestine "as a right
ambition to "pass on" the fruits and not on sufferance," allied with
L-4 that he himself has sown. And so, a refusal to grant the full meniure
it may be, MacDonald Pere, ens- of that declaration? Will he re-
ious to introduce this unorthodox member Jewish despair on the oc-
principle into Socialist dogma, casion of the White Paper, issued
steered MacDonald file into the by his father's Labor Government ,
- paths which might lead to a pass- 0 ut-Churchilling Winston in the
ing on of a Crown of Party Sover- t hreat to Jewish hopes in Pales.
eignty and eventually of the die- ti ne, or his father's letter grudging.
j dem of leadership in the House of I y softening the offense? Or will
Commons.
e strike out for himself, with the
- i Young :Malcolm, according to 2 eal and enthusiasm of youth, to
M; this view, received his political r e-create a "Seventh Dominion"
- training at the feet of his august w here Jewish patriotism and Brit-
- sire himself and in dutiful regard i 0 h'courage may kindle the light of
E for fatherly counsel and ambition, a new civilization?
placed his font on the first rung of
If he be so minded let him be
▪ the Labor Party ladder. In due t he son of Ramsay MacDonald,
time he made that unassumingly I w ho, in the days before the bewil-
modest maiden speech in Perlis- d errnenta of high office obscured
ment which, like that of a famous t he clear path of his political judg-
-T s - father's son before him, was "dear an ent, saw, applauded and gave his
and refreshing to a father's heart."' e nthusiastic aid to the accomplish.
Many young men at Westminster rn ent of Israel's true destiny in her
have shown en industry and deco. a ncient homeland of Zion.
tion to duty unaccompanied by any
visible sign of brilliance, equal to
When the season opens the chief
that of Malcolm MacDonald. But commercial network comics again
it falls to the lot of few to be the will be Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor,
son of a Minister of the Crown, Burns and Allen, Fred Allen,
and to fewer still to be the son ■ Amos 'n' Andy, Al Jolson, Phil
Premier.
Baker, Easy Aces. etc., all Jew.
If Malcolm exhibited no excep- with the exception of Amos 'n'
- tional Parliamentary brilliance, his Andy, Fred Allen and Gracie Allen.
▪ extraordinarily rapid advent to the
• magic and restricted circle of Gov
ment, must be ascribed as
dom r c t i a m pes Then.' it t a seabl
t
m ar k of parental devotion rather
- than as • reward of merit. Nor
A wrman's portrait isn't natural
• can one eliminate that element of unless It is a speaking likeness.
filial duty which sees clearly its
Matrimonially waking. when
right course in following the font-
steps of fatherly guidance. For I there's a will there is often a went

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