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numbers who are clamoring for admission
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Add to these necessities the tragedies
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European Jewish communities and among
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what we consider an ill-advised step by
Jewbb Chrovirlo Invitm corrospoadmorr *a sub-
our national leaders, Jews everywhere
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must exert themselves to extremes to the
end that the necessary means be raised to
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Pentateuchal portion—Gen. 18:21-22:24
alleviate as much of the suffering rampant
Prophetical portion—II Kings 4:1-27
in our ranks as it is humanly possible.
Heshvan 19, 5696
NOvember 15, 1935

IIRONICLE

Nazi Dumping and the U. S.

Imported Nazi steel sheet piling may
be used for the Queens approach of the
Triborough Bridge in New York, unless
the protest of the American steel pro-
ducers bears fruit.
In view of the fact that PWA funds are
being used for this project, the outrage in
placing an official American order with a
foreign country is thus intensified. Public
funds are intended to relieve unemploy-
ment and to help solve our internal eco-
nomic problems. Instead they are used to
encourage the dumping of Nazi products
in this country.
It is well known that the Nazi govern-
ment subsidizes foreign trade, that prices
are slashed in order to beat competition
and thus create markets outside of Ger-
many. It is obvious that these methods are
intended to help smash the boycott of
German-made goods, and it is to be hoped
that it is not yet too late to prevent the
placing of an American order with Nazi
steel producers.
The voice of America should make it-
self heard against encouraging the plac-
ing of PWA orders with the Nazis, whose
every effort is aimed at the destruction of
' the type of democratic rule which char-
acterizes the foundations of our own form
of government.

Honoring Mrs. Kohut

Detroit's Jewish women are fortunate
in the opportunity to hear Mrs. Rebekah
Kohut, and the local community has a
rare privilege in the chance to greet this
eminent woman leader on the occasion of
her 60th anniversary of service which is
being observed nationally.
Mrs. Kohut will be here less than a
week after she will have been tendered
honors on her golden anniversary of serv-
ice in New York. American Jews are
asked to raise a sum of $50,000—$1,000
for every year of service she has rendered
to American Jewry. It is to hoped that
this Kohut Golden Jubilee Fund will be
raised in order to enable this great woman
to carry on her pet charities and the nu-
merous causes in which she is directly in-
terested.
As the recognized dean of American
Jewish women leaders, Mrs. Kohut can
point I to many great accomplishments.
The East Side of New York is indebted to
her for her many acts of social service,
and whenever opportunity presented it-
self she has been of service in local, na-
tional and international causes.
It is a pleasure to welcome her to De-
troit, to congratulate her on her golden
anniversary of service and to wish her the
grant of many more years to continue to
serve her people and her country.

Separate Drives: Backward Step

If the reaction that will undoubtedly be
felt in Detroit on the step taken by the

United Jewish Appeal to break the united
front that existed for two years between
the Joint Distribution Committee and the
American Palestine Campaign is an indi-
cation of the sentiments throughout the
country, then the news will be met with
resentment.
The contributors throughout the coun-
try, and the workers for the combined
funds, were not consulted on the drastic
step taken. It was the action of a group
in national headquarters, and in spite of
their best intentions to increase the sums
necessary for important reconstruction and
relief work to be "commensurate with the
great need" in the present crisis, it was an
ill-advised step.
Detroit Jews will undoubtedly agree
that to create another series of campaigns
for funds is a grave error. While in this
community it appears almost certain that
both the Joint Distribution Committee and
the American Palestine Campaign will re-
main beneficiaries of the 1936 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign, the division in the national
ranks is not an encouraging element in
efforts to combine forces for relief and re-
constructive projects.
It is not yet known what the plans of the
J. D. C. will be in future fund-raising en-
deavors. But the Zionist Organization of
America has already taken steps to unite
all campaigns for Palestinian work under
one fund, to draw into it the great land-
redemption agency of the Jewish National
Fund, the Hadassahs, the labor groups and
the Mizrachi. It is a forward step worthy
of the great appeal embodied in the work
for Palestine's redemption and reconstruc-
tion.
Communities throughout the country
will henceforth he compelled, by the hun-
ger for land upon which to settle the Jew-
ish refugees and sufferers from many por-
tions of the world, to give the Jewish Na-
tion Fund a place of equality with the
Keren Hayesod. This will mean the rais-
ing of much larger funds for Palestine than
even the most ardent Zionists have
dreamed of until now. At the same time,
the hands of the leaders of the Zionist
movement must be strengthened by giving

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State's Centennial Celebration Revives Interesting Story of the
Early Settlers Who First Came to This State 170
Years Ago

Strictly
Confidential

Tidbits from Everywhere

By PHINEAS J. BIRON

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CAPITOL STUFF

If certain Republican bigwigs
have their way the G. 0. P. cam-
paign guns in next year's presi-
The big news in Ilollywood this
dential election will be heavily
week is the report from New York
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
that Gaumont-British Pictures is
loaded with the kind of ammuni-
planning to make films in Cali-
tion you'd expect to find in a Nazi
fornia. Mark Ostrer, chairman of
organ . .. All the myths about
the board of G-B, and one of the
"Jewish control" of the New Deal,
The centennial anniversary of Michigan's gait before the middle of the 19th Century were
most prominent Jews in England, statehood, which is being celebrated this month, from Germany and Austria-Hungary and many the malicious tales about FDR be-
arrived in America for the cele-
entered business in Mackinac because it was a ing of "Jewish" ancestry and simi-
bration of the company's first an- serves to recall the beginnings of Jewish settle- connecting center with Wisconsin. The families lar canards are being dusted off
niversary celebration in this coun- ment i Michigan.
for use . . . Washington sources
try with word that he is negotiat-
Prior to 1850 there were Jewish commun- settling in Michigan, later to form the commu- expect the 1936 campaign to outdo
ing for a production company to ities in Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, and it was nities of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, were largely the 1928 election, when the bug-
be established in California. Ac-
related by marriage. The majority of them aboo of the "Pope over the White
cording to Ostrer, his American not until after that year that Detroit became moved to Detroit when the city became a boom- House" helped swamp Al Smith ...
producting unit will have English the state's Jewish center.
Only next year the Pope lie will
The first Jew on record to settle in Michi- ing commercial center. The burial ground in make way for the lie about the
financing backing.
Since we can now look forward gan was Ezekiel Solomon, who lived in Mack- Ann Arbor was organized in 1848.
"Protocols of the Elders of Zion"
to Gaumont-British films with a
Following the rise of the Jewish population ... As a matter of fact this phase
"made in Hollywood" tag, let's Mac from 1763 to 1816. Ile is mentioned as in Detroit, there were few colonization ventures of the campaign is already in full
a peep at some of the gentle- the proprietor of a general store whose be-
blast . .. The Federation of In-
A magazine published for the fur trade have
men responsible for G-B's suc- longings were to the extent of one canoe. His by Jews, most of them having failed. The most dependent Republicans is flooding
carries the following interesting story:
cess. The head of the organization prominence as the pioneer Jewish settler is also recent colonization scheme was the one started the country with letters containing
is Mark Ostrer who is a compara- enhanced by the historic fact that he was an in 1890 in Bad Axe where a group of German such statements as "race and reli-
Word was received from London last
tive newcomer in the movie busi-
Jews formed Palestine Colony. The project was gion have entered the national
week by the Fur Trade Boycott Committee
ness. Several years ago he and his eye witness of the massacre at Mackinac on June
scene and will defeat Roosevelt"
that the fur trade there is about to organize
brothers, who were bankers, be- 3, 1763, and was one of the few whites to es- abandoned after a struggle of seven years. and "the American people are fully
Other farm ventures were started in South convinced that Jewism and Com-
a boycott of German goods along the lines of
came interested in Gaumont-Brit- cape with his life.
the New York committee's work.
ish, which had been making about
Haven, but most of the farmers here are now con- munism are one and the same and
The First Jewish Settler in State
Until recently the conservative elements
two pictures a year. The firm
ducting summer resorts. By far the most im- that Roosevelt is the puppet of the
While the testimony of all witnesses in
in London opposed the step and an active
dates from the 1890', when it
Baruchs, the Cohens and the
business has continued with German fur deal-
was founded in Paris by M. Gau- connection with this massacre appeared under portant farming venture in Michigan's history, Frankfurters, etc." .. . The sta-
ers, dressers and dyers.
1 mont. The English branch came the heading "Sworn before me on the Holy promising to be one of the most important farm- tionary on which these letters are
An Incident was reported to Leo Wein-
into existence merely as an out- Evangelist," Solomon's testimony appeared under ing ventures in the world, is the settlement of printed carried the names of sev-
schenker, secretary of the committee, concern-
' let for pictures in the British
Sunrise Co-Operative Farm Colony at Alicia, eral important Republicans ...The
ing a London merchant who sent nutrias to
Isles. Since Ostrer became its the heading, "Sworn .before me."
executive secretary of the outfit
Solomon, a German Jew, withdrew with the near Saginaw, Michigan.
Leipzig to be dressed. At Yom Kippur serv-
dominating figure Gaumont-Brit.
distributing this stuff is one Ed-
Detroit Jewry's Early History
ices a London dresser who was given the honor
ish has become a major factor in English.' to Drummond's Island after 1812. For
ward James Smythe .. . This is
of carrying the Talmud (the Torah was meant,
the movie industry and is credited 60 years, members of this family had been
Detroit Jewry, now numbering 75,000, the same Smythe who peddled re-
of course) loudly refused to share the honor
with introducing to cinema audi-
dates
back
to
1850
when
Isaac
and
Sophie
Cozen
ligious slogans to the Republicans
affiliated with the official and civilian colonies
with the merchant who, though an ardent
ences Nova Pilbeam, Peter Lorre,
at Ft. Michilimackinac and moved to Drummond settled in Detroit, which at that time had a in 1928 and 1932
Zionist, gave business "to the Nazis for the
Marta Eggerth, Jan Kiepura and
sake of saving a few shekels." The rabbi de-
Jessie Pilbeam. Already its pictures in 1816. Solomon's descendants still live on phpulation of 21,000. Mr. and Mrs. Cozen were COMMUNAL FRONT
After 14 years in the same loca-
livered a biting sermon on Jewish traitors, and
followed to this city by a number of other Jews,
are shown in 4,000 theaters from St. Joseph's Island near Drummond's Island.
tion the American Jewish Commit-
the hisses of the congregation drove the dealer
coast to coast.
Ezekiel Solomon originally came to Mon- descendants of immigrants from Bavaria, Ger- tee has moved to 461 Fourth Ave-
out of the synagogue,
Second only to Ostrer in G-B Is
many and Austria. Old local documents indicate nue, just a couple of blocks from
Jeffrey Bernerd, also an English treal as a youth and served as a merchant's
former headquarters ... That
Particular importance was added to this Jew, who is general manager. He clerk. Having come in contact with traders and such names as: Silbermann, Hirsch, Lang, Cohen, its
neighborhood is rapidly becoming
item when the journal quoted, from the came into the movie field shortly voyageurs he yielded to the call of the great Friedlander, Schloss, Bendit, Hirschman, Neu- a mecca for Jewish organizations
the War with the Motion Northwest and accompanied one of the convoys mann, Friedmann, Ileineman, Sloman, Prell, Am- . . . Neighbors of the Committee
new declaration of the Jewish Board of before
Sales Agency, later being to Mackinac in 1761. One of his children by an berg, Frankel and Kanter.
are the ORT and the Jewish Wel-
Deputies of London, of which Neville Picture
appointed managing director of the
The Detroit Jewish community had its foun- fare Board . . . One of the best
Laski is chairman,, in which the previous Stoll Film Company... In 1925 he Indian woman, William Solomon, served the
known national Jewish organiza-
stand of neutrality on the boycott was re- formed his own company while act- British as an interpreter and his name is fre- dation in the Cozen home where Congregation tions is shopping for a new publi-
velled and the following resolution ing as special representative in quently found in the records of the Indian gov- Beth El was founded on Sept. 22, 1050. It was city man ... We hear that the new
England for Harold Lloyd. About ernment. Another son, Gulliver Solomon, mar- the first Jewish congregation in Michigan and met JDC drive will get under way at a
adopted:
three years ago he joined Gaumont-
regularly in the Cozen home under the leader- big pow-wow in Chicago sometime
British and is now the key man in ried Agribicona of the Santeaux Tribe, and sis-
in December ... The job of execu-
"We, representing the Jews of the British
ter of Mrs. Henry Schoolcraft whose husband's ship of Rabbi Samuel Marcus of New York. When tive
that organization.
secretary of the American
Empire, solemnly place on record our indig-
The number three man in G-B is great historic work is said to have inspired Rabbi Marcus died of cholera several years later Jewish Congress is still open .. .
nant protest against the cruel and continuous
Michael Balcon, executive in charge Hiawatha by Longfellow.
a cemetery one half acre in size, laying in what The wife of an official of one of
defamation and persecution of the Jews in
of production. Still a young man,
is now the city of Hamtramck, was purchased the national Jewish organizations
Other Early Jewish Settlers
Germany.
(he's only 39), Balcon entered the
is toying with the idea of singing
"We reaffirm that no self-respecting Jaw
Another prominent Jewish name appearing by this comparatively poor congregation with a
motion picture business as a direc-
in the choir of a church . . . She
will handle German goods or utilize German
tor for the Victor outfit in England. in early Michigan Jewish history is that of Jacob down payment of $150.00.
needs the money because her lord
services so long as this policy endures. We
The growth of Detroit as a Jewish center and master keeps a lock on his
Later he became connected with Franks, member of the Franks family of Mon-
pledge ourselves to pursue by every lawful
the Gainsborough Picture Com- treal and related to the Franks of Philadelphia. was gradual and slow until the early years of purse . . . Young Israel is said to
means ■ and with inflexible determination the
pany, then the largest in Britain,
the present century when the boom created by be planning a national $250,000 re-
fight, which is none of our seeking, against
after the World War. He reached Jacob Franks and his nephew, John Lawe, are
construction campaign . . . The
this systematic and barbarous denial of those
his present post in 1927, when a referred to as "Jews extensively embarked in Henry Ford brought thousands of applicants for American Pro-Falasha Committee
principles of liberty and equality to which
jobs to this city. Middle class traders formed is looking for a philanthropist to
number of the outstanding British for trade."
all are entitled, irrespective of race or creed."
film units merged.
Isaac Moses is also prominently mentioned the bulk of the Jewish population in Detroit, provide it with new rent-free quar-
while we're on the subject in the state's early history and reference is and in time of normal functioning of automobile ters, having received notice that it
No longer a controversial subject, the of And
Gaumont-British we must not
must vacate the office it has been
boycott is now a matter of obligation on forget to mention A. P. Waxman, made to his election as a member in the Detroit plants, several thousands are engaged in local occupying gratis for the past sev-
the part of every self-respecting Jew, as G-B's advertising counsel and Masonic Lodge. In 1875 he was mentioned as automobile factories.
eral years ... The latest gentry to
Detroit has one conservative synogague, one take to the stump are a number of
evidenced by the above quoted resolution director of publicity, whose most • a New York Tory.
recent stunt of showmanship was
reform congregation and 45 orthodox congrega- young Jewish fanatics who are
Edwin
Kanter
is
recorded
as
having
lived
and the incident reported from London.
to convert the new 38th Street!
preaching Orthodox Judaism a la
No so long ago some Jews still argued Midtown Hudson Tunnel between in Mackinac in 1846. He was born in Bres- tions. The United Hebrew Schools have seven Billy Sunday from soap boxes on
with a total student body of 1,700
either that the boycott can do no good oi New York and New Jersey into a lau in 1824, his mother being a relative of Edwin branches
New York's West Side ... Wear-
and girls. The Sunday schools take care ing yarmelkes, these young zealots
that it might do even greater harm. To- little theatre in the raw for a spec- Losher. A graduate of Breslau Gymnasium with boys
of an additional 2,000 children, and there are are thundering that earthquakes
ial showing of G-B's thriller
a
knowledge
of
several
languages,
he
was
a
day it is certain that it might do some "Transatlantic Tunnel" to a group
stowaway on a ship bound for New Orleans. a number of private teachers as well as Yiddish and wars and anti-Semitism are
good and that it cannot possibly bring of sandhogs and engineers.
the result of the Godlessness of the
Used as an interpreter, he was later taken care teaching schools.
worse harm than has already been visited BENJAMIN WARNER DIES
present Jewish generation ...
Cities With Jewish Populations
of
by
the
relief
committee
of
New
Orleans
Jew-
Just
as
we
were
banging
out
this
upon German Jewry.
The growth of reform congregations in NAZIATIS
column, news came of the sudden ish community. Charles Bresler taught him Eng-
The latest Nazi propaganda trick
A Jew who buys German-made goods, death of Benjamin Warner, father
in Detroit, and he later 'sailed the Great Michigan began with the liberalization of Con- in this country is a series of pop-
or travels on a German vessel, or attends of the Warner brothers, film mag- lish
gregation
Beth
El
of
Detroit.
When
Beth
El
ular
songs boosting Hitler ... One
the Olympic Games, is not only disloyal nates. lie died in Youngstown, Lakes as a clerk. Beginning with 1847 he was began to show reform tendencies in 1862, a of Broadway's leading song pub-
in business in Mackinac and was known as a
Ohio,
where
he
first
Started
in
busi-
to his own group but to humanity. For ness, while visiting his daughter, great friend of the Indiana. He moved to De- group of orthodox leaders seceded and formed lishers has received (and turned
if we betray our own human rights we Mrs. David Robins. Until his retire- troit in 1852, founded the German-American Congregation Shaarey Zedek which became the down) six ditties glorifying Der
Fuehrer in the last two weeks.
betray also those of all humanity.
ment he was owner of a theatre in
leader of the conservative elements in the city. . . . And, incidentally, the Nazi
Nile s, Ohio. It was the elder Bank and was active in politics as a Democrat. Temple Beth El was directly responsible for the propaganda bureau is responsible
Warner who interested his sone in He served as vice-president and treasurer of
subsequent formation of reform congregations fors lot of the more lurid anti-
the Los Angeles Sanitarium at Temple Beth in 1855.
Nazi yarns to give it a chance to
Duarte, California, where the
Charles E. Bresler came to Ypsilanti in in Grand Rapids, Lansing, Jackson, Bay City, deny them later on and shout about
Warner family donated $100,000 1840 and was a prominent businessman. He had Pontiac and Flint.
"atrocity tales" ... Since the Nano
Non-Jews as well as Jews return from for a Warner Memorial Clinic and the distinction of having crossed the ocean 191
Among the Jewish structures in Detroit in blame the Jews for everything
institution's motion picture
addition to the synagogues and Hebrew schools, how are Hitler's agents going to
Palestine with expressions of admiration the
equipment. Ile also served on the times. He was one of the signers of the Articles
are the North End Clinic, Jewish Community explain the shortage of pork and
for Jewish achievements. Dr. Edgar De sanitarium board and was active of Congregation Beth El of Detroit.
ham in Germany ... Judge Jere-
Center, Jewish Children's Home, Jewish Old miah T. Mahoney, generalissimo of
in other Jewish institutions in Los
Frederick
E.
Cohen,
Detroit
painter,
was
an
Witt Jones, in his description of Jewish Angeles and Hollywood.
Folks' Home, and House of Shelter.
the anti-Olympic forces, is being
English
Jew.
He
was
the
teacher
of
S.
T.
efforts as he witnessed them on his recent THE WARNER BROTHERS
Besides Detroit, the following Michigan called humanit-Aryan by his
The death of Benjamin Warner Ives and Robert Hopkins.
pilgrimage to the Holy Land, speaks of
have Jewish populations numbering from friends . . . And speaking of the
Mich. Jewish Community Prior to 1850 cities
focuses attention on the life-story
Olympics, watch for a big receiver-
Zionist work as fulfilling ancient prophecy, of his sons—Albert, Harry, Sam
The history of the Michigan Jewish com- 1 to 200 families: Alpena, Ann Arbor, Bay City, ship scandal in Chicago which will
In one of his articles in the Detroit News and Jack—a story which is an in- munity prior to 1850 must of necessity be con- Benton Harbor, Escanaba, Flint, Geneva Town- involve one of the noisiest pro-
tegral part of the motion picture fined to reference to individual settlers, because ship, Grand Rapids, Ilancock, Holland, Iron Olympicates ... The ears of a cer-
he wrote:
industry. Harry, the oldest son of
Mountain, Jackson, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Mt. tain Broadway restaurateur are
Benjamin, started in business when there were no large organized communities in
still burning from the castigation
So for as my observation goes, the Zion-
he was barely 14 in Youngstown, the state until the founding of the Jewish com- Clenitns, Petoskey, Pontiac, Port Huron, Saginaw, he received from Magistrate
ist Movement in Palestine is making history.
South Ilaven, Traverse City and Wyandotte.
Ohio. His first business was a shoe munity in Detroit in 1850.
Brodsky ... While dining in this
(The American Herren).
The Jewish colonies dot the landscape with
repairing shop. That was in 1896.
( PLEASE 1111IN To NEXT PAGE
Most of the Jewish immigrants to Michi-
cultivated oases, and many of them have been
( PLEASE TVIIN TO NEXT PAGE )
in existence for a quarter of a century or
more. The Jewish section is prosperous and
First Lady of
attractive. In Hadar Hacarmel there is a
large trade and engineering school, boarding
American Jewry
and elementary schools, an open air theater
that will accommodate 2,000 persons. The
The World's Only Jewish Children's Village
Rebekah
Kohut's Golden
new Jewish suburbs surrounding Jerusalem
Jubilee in Public
Benjamni De Casserea, eminent faintest idea hoW vulgar they
are the most engaging in that section, while
By GERTRUDE J. PASCAL
writer and critic, descendant of are."
the head offices of the Zionist enterprise are a
Life
"The spirit of Germany—soft,
the family of Baruch Spinoza, is
bee-hive of activity and housed in an impos-
EDITOR'S NOTE: Palestine, the lend of youth, boast. of tihe world's only wide ,
elusively Jewish children'. •Illage. In commotion wth the natio. arid
the author of a pamphlet, "Ger- swampy, slippery soil."
ing structure.
By LILLIAN D. WALD
"A man lowers himself by fre-
celebration of the 1510 annhprvary of Janitor Itadasnah. Mrs. •
mans, Jews and France," in which
Nor should I forget to mention the re-
'NJ reran of Junior Ihzdamahti Palestine committee, . deocribrd the life
• eoloey Ire .
is compiled a series of statements quenting the society of Germans." EDITOR'S NOTE: Lillian D. Wald. the
forestration of Palestine, which is part of
In Meier i Shfeysh, Junior Iladareshi. unique rhildren
Another chapter in which he
fuenderof the Remy St. Settle-
from the writings of Nietzsche.
governed entirely by children.
the Zionist program. To date the Jewish Na-
ment, I. Americeti outstanding p-
condemns
the
Germans
is
titled
This pamphlet, published by the
tional Fund has planted 1,250,000 trees on the
rint worker. Rebekah Kohut Is
In
The rushing tourist, "doing" for their growing bodies and
Rose Printers & Publishers, Inc., "German Culture."
American Jewry's nen lady.
elopes of the Nazareth hills, the Ilerzl Woods
Three of the 31 pages are de-
tallarticle MI. Wald telly of her Palestine in a few hours or a minds. Through co-operative
91 Runyon St., Newark, N. J.,
at Mishman, and other denuded sections.
aspordstion
with Mn. Kohut, deism
few
days, misses seeing one of living and group activity, amid
proves that contrary to the claims voted to a discussion of the Jews,
Jewish
women
com-
This fund also preserves the ancient forests,
of American rs, is
he says of them:
being hon- the most unique educational in- peaceful surroundings, they be-
who
munal worke
of Nazis, Nietzsche hated the Ger- and
which are few but precious; the cedars of Le-
ored on the ercaelon of her soh
"What
a
blessing
a
Jew
is
stitutions
in a country that boasts came useful social beings and
mans and had the highest respect
banon, for instance, which bear about the
•anhervary In nubile Ilfp, at •
among Germans!"
dinner In New tort on Soy. ti, advances in a variety of fields.
learn a trade to enable them to
same relation to Palestine and Syria as the
for the Jews.
wMn a ridden Jubilee fund of
"This
race
(the
Jews)
should
Decasseres took the excerpts in
Far from the large urban cen- espa ornnsiba ililtiiveeslihaod and meet irc-
giant redwoods and sequoias of California do
the.000will be presented to Mew
not be irritated without necessity.
et
for
distributionamong
the
this
pamphlet
from
the
15
volumes
KOil
to our qwn nation, plus, of course, the sacred
ters, in a hilltop in Samaria, situ-
ortnniralloas ta which she has de-
In the 11 years that the chil-
of Nietzsche's works. In a fore- Therefore anti-Semites should be
ated in an isolated part of the
traditions of the lands of the Bible.
voted her life.
expelled from Germany."
word to the booklet he states:
Valley of Sharon, are a group of dren's village is in existence, its
Judging by what one sees in western
"Since
Wagner's
return
to
Ger-
"In Germany his universal doc-
reputation
for turning out healthy
buildings
that
comprise
Meier
Palestine the Zionist Movement in the Holy
To
those
who
know
Rebekah
many he has condescended to
trine of Will-to-Power and his everything
and young women, socially
Land is a going concern, and, with the favor
that I despise—even Kohut she represents the ulti- Shfeyah, an autonomous children's youths
ideal
of
Superman
have
been
used
and
vocationally
efficient, co-oper-
village,
where
the
daily
routine
of the powerful British government as a fos-
anti-Semitism."
mate in two things—unselfish
by professors and mob-masters as to "In
tering parent, it is fulfilling the ancient pro-
respect to cleaner intellec- and devoted service in the field of life, education and work are ative in attitude, has brought so
philosophy
to
excuse
their
atro-
may
application
that there is now
carried on entirely by children.
•
phecy and "making the wilderness blossom
tual habits, Europe is not a little
cities, their sadism and their to- Indebted to the Jews; above all, of education and social work
As a complete social unit, con- • long waiting list of children to
u the rose."
talitarion-state crimes. But they the Germans as being a lamen- and her abiding and everlast- sisting of home, school, social and enter the village, recommended by
lg . welfare agencies
ine iyisdoucgial
Zionists will not only feel pleased with have carefully concealed what you tably deraissonable race, who, ing faith in the Hebrew tradi- vocational community, Meier Shfe- a scnhools,
yah is an educational Institution
d
will find in this booklet."
even at the present day, must al-
the impressions of Dr. Jones, but will also
In his attack on the Germans, ways have their 'heads washed.' tion as a way of life.
that reproduces the typical con- v2i0iT
population of the
lgahgdegultp present
is
an
In New York on Nov. 21, ditions of social life. Co-opera-
tgi
s
be grateful to him for the interest he has Nietzsche is quoted among other It has always been the Jews'
is 11T5hebcooym
tive and mutually helpful living
things as follows:
community y gov-
more
than
a
thousand
persons,
problem
to
bring
a
people
to
rai-
shown in making a study of the Jewish
execu-
" 'German intellect' is my foul
is the aim of the educational pro- tive
ande
xecu-
erned
goubnyoillgego
i
solm
a
tg
Jews and Gentiles, who unite
son. "
ized solely
conditions in Palestine and the efforts of air."
"It was Heinrich Heins who in their value of these rare gram at Meier Shfeyah, carried
"When I try to think of the
out in practice through the study-
the decisions of which
our people to build a cultural and physical kind of man who is opposed to gave me the most perfected Idea qualities, will pay tribute to work plan and direct acquaintance children,
are
binding
not
only
on the chil-
of what a lyrical poet could be."
haven there. With Palestine assuming a me in all my instincts, my men- "Among Jews I did, indeed, find Mrs. Kohut at a dinner in the with the agricultural and indus- dren but on the adult teachers.
tal image takes the form of a taste and delicacy toward me, but Hotel Commodore in celebration trial processes of the country.
advisors
and
director
as
well.
role of world importance as a tourist cen- German."
Underprivileged Children
Meier Shfeyah is the product
among Germans."
of her half century of service
"Even the presence of a Ger- not "The
ter, it is to be hoped that an increasing
The
children
who
come
to
live
of American direction and finan-
Jews are beyond all doubt to the highest appeals in our
retards my digestion."
at Meier Shfeyah are selected cial n I its rumpeH
prai rt. It is maintained by
the toughest and
number of Christian leaders will learn to man
"I can no longer abide the the strongest,
at present living in life. They meet to honor a from among the so-called under- • American youth
race
purest
V i %
r .
appreciate the importance not merely of (German) race."
privileged.
Some
are
orphans,
r 7u nnii g at' Wo-
assah, t a he°Y
creative
leader,
whose
achieve-
"I was condemned to the so- Europe."
A two-page chapter on France ments it would take a volume some are neglected children, men's Zionist Organization of
Jewish achievements in Palestine but also ciety
of the Germans."
others
are
children
of
ill,
poor
or
America.
The
chairman
of
the
pays tribute to the French as to relate adequately. And at
of the Palestine effort as a solution to an Under the caption "Germany compared
quarrelsome parents. At Meier school's advisory committee for •
to the Germans he des-
the Germans," Mr. DeCas- pised. Nietzsche is quoted as the same time thousands who Shfeyah these children are re- number of years has been Dr.
important world problem created by op- and
sores has compiled a chapter of saying: "We Germans are nearer will not be able to attend that habilitated by leading a normal, B. Berkson, formerly of Chicago'
pressiona of Jews in many backward quotations among which we read: to barbarism than the French."
varied, busy life, rich in content
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"The Germans have not the
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