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Samaritans, Pharisees, Saducees,
Essenes, Karaites, Chassidism. In
addition there are chapters dealing
with differences among various
parties in Biblical times, with the
period of Hellenism, and the mod-
ern deviations: Haskalah, Secular
Nationalism, Reform, Conservat-
ism.
This book lists a net of books to
be consulted for additional infor-
mation on the subjects covered.
On the whole this volume has the
value of presenting its subject
matter briefly and interestingly.
It fills a need for such a work for
which the reader will feel grate-
ful.

The Shadow

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Wage-Slave

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At 60... at 65 ... at 70... he will not need to struggle

Prepaid Patriotism

Lewis J. Gorin, Jr., States Creed
f Future Wars
of Vet

along faced with constantly declining earnings ...with
the dread of being let out" any day.

these great rabbis in her house,
said to them: "Please pray for
my son Tarphon who treats me
with more honor than is really

due to me." They asked her
what he had done, and she told
them about the torn slipper.
The Sages then exclaimed:
"Even if he had done a thou-

sand thousand times as much,
he would not even have fulfilled
half of what the Torah com-
mands!"
• •

The rabbis of old had the
highest admiration for the fol-
lowing acts of a certain heathen
by the name of Dama ben Neth-

ina.
He was the president of the
city councillors, and one day,
while presiding at a meeting, his
mentally deranged mother
smacked him in the face with a
slipper, but all that Dama did
was to say: "It is enough, mo-
ther." And not only that—but
when the slipper with which she
smacked him fell to the ground,

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between us and the American set-
tlers is this: we shall continue to
civilize, to raise up, to deal out
justice to the Arabs. The Ameri-
can colonists turned on the In-
As
dians and massacred them.
late as the winning of the West
they shot them down on eight—
"bucks" and "squaws" and preg-
nant "squaws." A good Indian
was a dead Indian. And the In-
dians were, as we know now, in
their primitive fashion no ignoble
folk—nobler perhaps than Arab
fellaheen. And when it comes
to abstract "right" or historic
right or any kind of right, we have
infinitely more right in any not
entirely pragmatic sense in Eretz
Yisrael than the white man had
in the immemorial hunting-
grounds of the Indians. Our col-
onization is in moral grounding
and in moral method the most
justifiable in the history of man.
Bloody conquerors were not de-
terred. Why should we be? The
right call has gone out: We shall
redouble our efforts and send a
thousand Jews for every Jew we
mourn today.

One of the most amusing and
at the same time sharpest bits of
ridicule
of veterans who ask to be
He Ku provided • monthly salary for himself to com-
paid for service to their country
mence at age 60. This salary will continue as long as he
in time of war marks the creed of
lives. For he has purchased • GREAT-WEST Retirement.
Lewis J. Gorin, Jr., national com-
Annuity. • • .
mander of Veterans of Future
Less than can be said for us
Wars, in his "Patriotism Prepaid",
You men of 30. 35. 40, 45. could not make a safer or more
can be said for the Mandatory
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he picked it up and handed it
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the author has the collaboration of
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to her, so that she would, not into the barrels of their cannons
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who drew the 10 highly amusing
illustrations for this book.
Send for complete information regarding this most at-
On another occasion, the rebel.. In 1932 the French gen-
eral
commanding
a huge district
"Patriotism Prepaid" at first rabbis tell us, Dams was wear-
tractive plan.
in the Sahara desert said to me:
sounds like the joke of youth. But
ing
a
silk
robe
embroidered
with
"Do you see that village full of
because it is written in a serious
vein it will undoubtedly also gold and was sitting in the com- Soudanese? Observe how cleats it
arouse much though' in getting pany of certain great Romans. is. Observe that a European wo-
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The mother came along, tore
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the rebellious program of the "fu-
the precious robe from him, hit touched. Do you know why? They
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him
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and
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in
know what it is to have the men
page
every
a
laugh
on
There is
REPRESENTING
and in every photograph in this his face. But Darna did not put of the village lined up at dawn
and every tenth man shot. They
book. Quoting the Koran: "When her to shame!
THE
know. J. l'ai fait. I've done it."
thou wettest thy servant to a task
• • •
And do you know why he told
wherein he might come to lose his
The following is related con- me that? cause I had been
life, then it were well that thou
Rabbi
the
mother
of
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Ishmael—a great scholar, who Arab massacres of 1929, especially
for thou mayest not reward him
after he is cut off ", the future like Rabbi Tarphon, was also concerning the murder of our
veterans make claim for immedi- a contemporary of the famous children in the Yeshivah of He-
bron. He would like to have
ate payment of a bonus on the
Akiba: One day she came be- been sent to Hebron.
ground that a war is certain to
Needless to say: I am for peace,
fore the rabbis and complained
break out within 30 years.
Already, the book reveals, the
about her son. "Rebuke my son, brotherliness, a total abstention
from
reprisal and the determined
have
received
"future vet,,rans"
MOM NEW YORK
Ishmael," she said, "for he does
conciliation of the Arabs by all
threats. They are attracting na-
not honor his mother." The
honorable
meal,. I simply adduce
tionwide attention which ranges
between abuse and refusal to de- Sages were amazed. "What does history and anecdote to prove that
The new motorlinere
the
Palestinian
Arabs are the most
bate the issue on the part of vet- he do?" they asked. She an-
strangely coddle d, pampered,
erans of former wars.
swered, "When he leaves the
spoiled, catered to and wrapped
Already numbering 30,000, the
House of Study and comes home, in medicated cotton group of any
"future veterans" maintain that
May 19, June 2,* June 14
I want to wash his feet and to group of people in the whole his-
what counts is the strength of
•Italorya Maidtn Voyage
members, and they appeal for drink the water, but he does not tory of human colonization and
that any concern for the Arabs
Prompt,convenient ettonertIone to Cr. -
numerical strength to force Con-
permit mer'
Dal and Eastern Europe.
at this moment by any Jew or
gress to adopt their plan.
• • •
any Christian who is not a pro-
Pawner's for Palestine men rIalt
Cleverly executed, "Patriotism
When Rabbi Joshuah ben nounced anti-Semite is sentimen-
their misfires In their ()Id Countr7
Prepaid" will not only provide
and then rentinue their lourney hem
many a laugh but will show the Ilananiah—an important schol- tal slop or open hypocrisy.
Constants (Rumania) in oar steamers
..IS(Lt)NIA" and -KOSCICSZKO" ablelt
reader the hypocrisy of those el- ar of the first half-century after
nmintain A RECULAIt SERVICE TO
Yet the Arabs have been
ders whose bonus efforts inspired
JAFFA and HAIFA.
the destruction of the Temple
wronged. These poor, ignorant,
this book.
—was an infant, his mother, fanatical, mediaeval minded men
Delicious KOSHER Kitchen
who wanted him to be a greet have been wronged by the Manda-
rabbi in Israel, would carry him tory Power—wronged to their
mush to Loral Agent or
to the House of Study, so that hurt and our own. In the Tog
of April 22 there is an article
Dearborn St, Chicago
"The Children's Story Cara• his ears might become accus- by Zechariah Shuster which should
van," edited and collected by tomed to the sounds of the be translated into English and
Anna Pettit Broomell, published words of the Torah.
given the widest possible public-
by the J. B. Lippincott Co., Phila-
ity. The government, Mr. Shus-
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delphia ($2), serves the need of
ter explains, has recently taken
giving to young readers, within
up its "balancing policy" again
the covers of a single volume, FRESH AIR CAMP
"and has let the Arabs know by
most fascinating reading which
TO OPEN JUNE 22 word and act that now was their
combines idealism with adventure,
spiced with morals of which even
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in a day like ours, when morals
are resented, will be accepted with sellors supervised all sports and
activities. A medical staff is in at-
praise.
This fine collection cannot be tendance.
Many free vacations at camp
accepted in other spirit but with
praise. It is appropriate that the are made possible by Allied Jew-
title page should contain the verse ish Campaign funds. The chil-
dren who are sent on scholarships
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time." Such an act above all was
of course the insistence, despite
the protest of parliamentary lead-
ers in London,, on a Legislative
Council to be Istabkhed forth-
with; such were the protosed new
restrictions on both Jewish immi-
gration and on the sale of lands
to Jews; such is the black and
shameful treatment accorded to
"illegal" Jewish immigrants: their
cruel imprisonment, their ruth-
less deportation, the attempt
which would be wildly farcial, did
it not to England's shame reduce
England's administration to a Ger-
man level, of turning the people
of our Yishuy into informers on
their hapless brethren. Let us
not say England. Wedgwood and
Winston Churchill and Jan Smuts
speak for England and the em-
pire. Let us say: Fools and cow-
ards and anti-Semites in the Col-
onial office.
Other and even more sinister
elements are at work. The
troubles began with acts of ap-
parent brigandage. But when the
brigands spared Christians and
Moslems and robbed Jews, the
brigands were seen not to be bri-
gands at all. And when a pas-
senger in an auto-bus identified
himself by saying: Heil Hitler!
the stench of ultimate corruption
rose. Nor is it without signific-
ance in this connection that a
considerable proportion of both
the Arab brigands and rioters are
not Palest.sdan at all. They are
from the IIauran. Arab notables
of Jaffa, on the contrary, shielded
and saved their personal Jewish
friends.
• • •

We mist redouble our efforts.
We must pour money and people
into l'alestine. Money and peo-
ple. We must be stung and swept
into renewed and even more sac-
rificial work. That much is plain.
Not only must this small wound
be healed. Its blood must be
the seed of farms and villages and
cities yet undreamed of.
But why have we no "lobby" in
London? Is the Colonial office
no longer subject to Parliament?
Is it independently autocratic? Can
not the British democracy, espe-
cially its Christian evangelical
and Quaker and, above all, its
Labor elements be roused against
a group of bureaucrats? This is
a task for the Jewish Agency;
this is also a task for the Jewish
World Congress. This is a task
for the entire Jewish people and
for every friend of the Jewish
people. It is a task for every
genuine friend of the Arab peo-
ple too.

(Copyright. 1538 8. A. F. B.)

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ABOUT PEOPLE
Prof. Louis Ginzberg, the great-
est living Jewish scholar, and
member of the faculty of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary, will get
an honorary degree from Harvard
at the tercentennial exercises .. .
He will be the second Seminary
man no honored, the first having
been the late Dr. Solomon Schech-
ter...
Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein of
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Allegorical stories, stories of
real places and people, tales from
ancient folklore, fairy tales, ani-
mated stories and stories about
saints are among the topics cov-
ered in this fine volume.
Stories like "Jane Addams' Bur-
glars," "Daylight Saving," "A
Boot Is a League of Nations" and
many others will charm the young
reader and will provide for par-
ents just the type of story collec-
tion they have looked for.
This reviewer endorses whole-
heartedly the recommendation of
Dr. Stephen S. Wise: "After hav-
ing read from 'The Children's
Story Caravan' to a grandchild,
I may say that I have never
come upon a book which I would
rather place in a child's hands
than this. The stories are not
goody-goody nor Sunday-school
ish, but human, vital, even thrill-
ing, in the best sense of that much MISS REBECCA EHRENPRIES
abused term."
are referred by the various wel-
Katherine Richardson Wireman fare agencies of the city.
Illustrated this book, the intro-
Transportation facilities to and
duction to which was written by from camp are provided for all
Dorothy Canfield Fisher.
campers. Buses leave from the
Jewish Community Center, 8904
Hebrew and English Lyrics Woodward near Holbrook, at 8 a.
Pinches Jassinowskrs "Sym- m., on the first Monday of each
phonic Poems," a collection of period.
English and Hebrew lyrics with
music, has just been published by
Bloch Publishing Co., 31 W. 31st PLAN BIRO BIDJAN
REFUGE FOR 5,000
St., New York (600•
This booklet is part of the larger
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collection by Cantor Jassinowsky
in his previous works. The Eng-
lish renditions are by Rabbi Abra- mittee for the Settlement of Jews
ham Burstein, who has to his own in Biro-Bidjan has mapped out for
credit several fine collections of constructive aid to the distressed
Jewish populations of Eastern
poems and stories.
In a foreward Rabbi Burstein Europe. Each Landsmanschaften
writes about Cantor Jassinowsky: society will be asked to co-operate
"The author is a man of deep in the selection of families in their
feeling. whose joys and sadnesses former home towns considered
overflow into his verse. It hap- most suitable for resettlement in
pens that most Yiddish poets are Biro-Bidjan, and to mist in the
Inclined to this form of unre- financial aid of such settlement.
Details of the Ariz:Tient re-
strained outpouring of self. Their
themes, like those here, are large- cently concluded between the
ly concerned with love and sorrow; American Committee for the Set-
but Cantor Jassinowsky has ad- tlement of Jews in Biro-84Rn
ditional advantages for self-ex- and the Soviety government, for
pression: as a composer he is able the settlement of 5,000 destitute
to Bing his thoughts within, and non-Jewish immigrants in the new
then as • singer, to carol them Jewish territory, will be made
This
public at the conference.
forth to the world."
agreement calls for an expendi-
Dr. Joshua Bloch, head of the ture of $200 for each pioneer
New York Public Library's Jew- family in the Soviet Union, which
ish division, is now president of will cover part of their trsnspor-
the largest school board on Long teflon from the border to Biro-1
Bidjan, and in addition each fam-
Island.
ily will receive on arrival there
Dan Ferris. secretary of the A. home furnishings and utensils.
A. U.. is now wearing a new set free plot of ground for garden-
of gold cuff links presented to him ing and immediate employment in
by • German club in New York the local industrial enterprises, or
for his efforts to keep the United will be observed in • collective
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owe, has arhused the ire of the
Presbyterian Guardian of Phila-
delphia because he spoke in a
Davenport church on good
The Guardian brands Rabbi Gold-
stein's presence in the church as
"treason."
The Jay Adler who is appear.
ing in "Bury the Dead" is the last
member of the famous Jewish act-
ing family to crash the stage .. .
And Irwin Shaw, who wrote that
bruising play, lisps.
Miss Marina Rosemary Baruch,
daughter of Dr. Ilerman B. Baruch
and niece of Bernard M. Baruch,
is now the wife of William Garth
Symmers. A Presbyterian minis-
ter performed the ceremony.
When former Judge Joseph
Proakauer of New York was asked
by the New York newspapers to
comment on the open letter sent
to him by Joseph Brainin, request-
ing the honorable gentleman's
resignation from the American
Liberty League, he answered "I
never heard of the Seven Arts or
of Mr. Brainin" . . . Mr. Pros-
kauer's face would take the color
of flaming red if he were con-
fronted with his own letters to
our boss and the Seven Arts .
HEARSTIANA
Albert Einstein is beginning to
become Americanized . . . He has
realized that Hearst newspapers
have a peculiar way of quoting
celebrities and of distoring their
statements to fit Ilea9st policies
. . A few weeks ago the New
York American carried a sensa-
tional story that Einstein, to-
gether with several British scien-
tists, was sponsoring an organiza-
tion for the purpose of combating
suppression of scientific freedom
in the Soviet Union ... The Yid-
dish papers copied the story and
featured it front page . . . Eln-
stein wants to deny this wild re-
port and has asked us to stamp
It publicly as a canard .. Says
Einstein: "I have repeatedly had
occasion to ascertain how zeal-
ously science is being cultivated
in the Soviet Union." ... Which
reminds us of another Hearst sen-
sation . .. Gordon Gordon, Uni-
versal Service "scoopeter," quoted
a speech against the Soviet Union
and an implied attack against the
New Deal by a Dr. George Leikin

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Dr. Leikin "noted European politi-
cal scientist who drafted at Len-
in's command the laws under which
the Soviet functions"...Dr. Leikin,
for your information, Is a former
rabbi who hardly speaks English
and who has at all times, been an
opponent of the Soviet regime and
who had Cu much to do with the
Soviet constitution as Mr. Hearst
... Incidentally, Hearst is a part-
ner of the Guggenheims in the
Cerro de Pasco Copper Company
of Peru ...
SPORTING GENTRY
J. Redlich, owner of the Berk-
shire Country Club at Wingdale,
N. Y. was given the opportunity
of playing host to Max Schmeling
while the latter trained for his
bout with Joe Louis .. Redlich
refused the honor but the Jewish
owner of the Napanoch Country
Club at Napanoch, N, Y,, grabbed
It .. . Thus far Germany bas
spent $30,000,000 for the 1938
Olympics, which gives you an idea
of how important the games are
in the Nazi scheme of things.
Harvey Cohn, track coach at
Dartmouth College, is one of the
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