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REPRESENTING

TIQH

WISE, ROTHENBERG
CANDIDATES FOR
Z. 0. A. PRESIDENCY

prefer .not to accept additional
responsibilities; that 1 understand
that the assumption of the presi-
dency of the Zionist Organization
of America would involve the re-
linquishment of other tasks which
I now perform. If, however, the
Zionist Organization of America
of which I was one of the foun-
ders and in which I have been a
member since the day of its
founding needs such services as
I can render, I can only answer
that 1 am ready to perform any
duties which our precious and sac-
red cause finds it needful to lay
upon me."
Wise Leads Straw Vote
Dr. Wise is leading in the
straw vote for the next president
of the Zionist Organization of
America, conducted in the Eng-
lish-Jewish press of this country
under the auspices of the Seven
Arts Feature Syndicate, early re-
turns show. Reports from papers
in territories covering New York,
California, Tennessee and New
England, reveal Dr. Wise as not
only having a clear majority of
the votes cast but as leading his
closest runner-up, Dr. Abbe H.
Silver of Cleveland, by nearly
3,000 points.
The total of 6,970 points re-
ceived by 14 individuals in the
straw poll was distributed as fol-
lows in the early returns:
nimbi 11. R. BrIekner. 11r)t.
110 WA

400 pl.
00 pt.
140 pin
100 •s
410 IA.
110 pl.
110 pl.
200 p1.
300 pl.
00 Pi.
5:10 545
100 04+
Pi.

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Twelve of thap.m., in thin
list appeared on the Zionist straw
ballot as published in English-
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Jewish weeklies throughout the
country, while the names of Louis
BEAD OFFICE: WINNIPEG
J. Moss, New York attorney, who
has long been prominent in Jewish
affairs, and of Morris Rothenberg,
2 Jackets of Cellophane Seal in OLD GOLD'S Prize Tobacco now president of the Zionist Or-
ganization of America, were writ-
ten in by some voters.
after the real estate holdings of
HEBREW SCHOOLS'
the
schools
and
consists
of:
Louis
ELECTION TUESDAY
Rothenberg Agree. to Be Candi-
Stoll, chairman, David S. Zemon,
date for 4th Term
A. M. Pregerson and Sol R. Levin.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
NEW YORK. — Responding to
The house committee, which has a resolution presented to him at
fee of those children whose par- for its object the supervision of a luncheon meeting Friday, at
ents are unable to do so, is in the janitorial service, supplies and the Fifth Avenue Restaurant, by
charge of Rudolph Zuieback, chair- similar duties, consists bf Isaac a delegation which included I. D.
man, and Judge Charles Rubiner, Rosenthal, chairman, and Harry Morrison, leading American Zion-
co-chairman.
M. Shulman, co-chairman.
ist and first secretary of the
The membership committee was
Philip Slomovitz is chairman of Zionist Organization of America:
headed this year by Judge Harry the publicity committee which di- Louis P. Rocker, chairman of the
B. Keidan.
rects the Educatin Month.
finance committee of the Z. 0. A.;
The budget committee consists The scholarship committee, which Leon R. Levinson, chairman of
of Maurice Landau, chairman, and is interested in raising scholar- the Bronx Region of the Z. 0. A.;
William B. Isenberg.
ships to take care of the tuition Heinrich Abrahmowitz, secretary

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Marvin Lowenthal's "Jews of Germany" IThe World's Window
Issued by Jewish Rublication Society (CONCLUDED
ONE)

all Jewry. Because Germany con.
every thoughtful Jew and Gentile., rained the first sizable Jewry to
To make things easy, the au- Inert the emblems of modernity
these problems found
thor has taken little for granted. and
their
i keenest interpreters among
In vivid and simple language he the German Jews, "nowhere," as
portrays the origin of the antag- the author says, ''can the drama
onism between the church and the t.,,,,. ■ r fhttahrtpeprimteoc; d:,a et:endnJo t ewhwa r n e b e. i cnbheettrdtheer. seen
synagogue, the singular role play-
tre -
ed by the Jew in the Middle Ages, etc curtain."
ed
the social and economic forces
Jlarvin Lowenthal is well fit-
which created an era of toler- ted to write that drama. He has
ance and political equality, the lived 10 years abroad—and no
rise of the Aryan myth, and the little of that time in Germany. As
transformation of society and its early as 1923—when Hitler was
economy which has banished jut, known only for his Munich fiasco
Lice and goodwill in Central Eur- —Mr. Lowenthal predicted the
ope• success of the nationalist move-
Moreover, until recent years, went and the concerted effort to
the experience of the German Jew drive the Jews in a new ghetto.
was typicid, and to this extent After two years of research he
has written the present account
of the
the Order Sons of Zion; Isaac not as work of passion or p p
condo
but as a piece of hist oric al
Imber, president of Masada;
t ive On which, for the pur-
Abraham Spicehandler, secretary , narra
pose
of understanding Inc present,
of the Histadruth Irvith; and • Leo
Wilson, Elias Preiss, Louis Rim- a brilliant effort is made to re-
sky, Judge Hyman .1. Reit, Samuel i live the past.
Kanarvogel, Morris Rothenberg, I Mr. Lowenthal was born in
president of the Z. 0. A., made,' Bradford, Pa., and his parents in
the following statement: !Syracuse, N. Y. His grandpar-
"I deeply appreciate the sent!-
in disappointment at the
ments and the confidence in me !pots,
`":
that are expressed in the resolu- 1 allure of the German Revolu•
tion presented to me by those as-Ition of 1848, settled in America
sembled here today and the Zion - by 1850. A graduate of the Uni-
ists whom this committee repre- versity of Wisconsin (1915) and
Bents.
Ever since it became of Harvard (1916) he has been
known that I was disinclined again for years an editor of the Men-
to assume the office of president orah Journal and one of its long-
of the Zionist Organization of standing contributors.
He has
America, I have been urged by lived ahre:td for 10 years (1922-
Zionists from every part of the 1932), chiefly in Paris, while his
country not to lay down the of- work as editor, journalist, as a
fice in the present critical junc- representative of national minor-
ture in Zionist affairs. In defer- ity interests at the League of
ence to these demands and my Nations, and as a secretary of the
own concern over the present sit- World Conference for Interne-
uation, 1 had been giving the mat- tional Peace Through Religion,
ter serious consideration and had took him on extensive travels
not until now come to any definite throughout Europe, North Africa
conclusion on the subject.
and the Near East, and enabled
Responds to Demand
him to make first-hand studies of
"Having actively served the , the Jews from their age-old com-
Zionist cause for 20 years, three niunities in the Atlas Mountains
of which as president of the Z. to the brand-new colonies in Pal-
0. A., and having, as I believed, estine.
made a substantial contribution
In 1922 he spent the greater
towards advancing the Zionist part of a year in Germany, which
Organization over the condition he has frequently re-visited, and
it was in when the present admin- therefore seen the growth of Na-
istration took office, it was my de- tional Socialism from its insigni-
sire to give more thought to my Scant beginnings to its triumph
personal interests which were or- of 1933.
gently in need of attention. How-
This 464-page book contains an
ever, after careful deliberation, index and bibliography, is printed
I have decided that, in view of the on good paper, cloth-bound, with
present emergency in Palestine an attractive format and beautiful
and in Jewish life generally, I three-color jacket. It is included
must not decline to continue to among the books being sent to
serve as president of the Zionist the members of the Jewish Publi-
Organization of America, if it be cation Society, Broad and Spring
the will of my fellow-,Zionists in Garden Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.,
this country, as expressed through and is offered for general sale
the convention, that I do so."
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The false doctrine that nation and
TO KEEP WHITE CLOTHES
nationality must be made coexten-
sive is the cause of some of our
greatest tragedies." Does' is sink
in?
Let us re-state: God made men
ins varieties or kind or culture-
groups or nationalities. There is
no man on earth who is not genie
kind of man and belongs with his
kin, by blood or association, speech
or common history, to the group
of his kind. He is born as a mem-
ber of a nationality; he is born
into a nationality. In brief: men
occur on this planet in groups or
groupings which we call by the
awkward but now unavoidable
word nationalities.
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MEN'S WHITE LINEN SUITS OR
into which he was born and the
nation to which he gives political
BUSINESS SUITS
allegiance.
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Let us take a few examples:
finished.
Dutchmen went to Africa and set-
tled there. At first they were not
only Dutch by nationality but re-
LADIES' PLAIN WHITE DRESSES
mained a part of the Dutch na-
COATS OR SUITS ... faro
tion. Next they became independ-
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ent and established two states or
finished.
nations of their own, the Trans-
vaal Republic and the Orange Free
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State. Now they were of Dutch
nationality still but no longer
part of 'he Dutch nation. Finally
the two Boer republics were ab-
sorbed by the British empire and
Columbia
now the Dutch or Boers or Afri-
kanders are part of the British
society of nations. They are of
Dutch or, as I believe they prefer,
CLEANERS I DYERS
of Afrikander nationality still and
533-547 EAST FOREST
speak their speech (Afrikaans)
and live according to their tradi-
tions and worship God according
to their fashion. I have heard no
MerMl•Mamniers
one call General Jan Smuts a bad
GUARD
AND
Britisher because he is an Afrt- " Black
YOUR V BE
bander.
EYES • SAFE
Another example nearer home.
Frenchmen settled Eastern Can- (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
With Ilealth-Lit, Glasses
ada. They were of •French natlon-
ality and also part of the French
nation. Then Britain came into was tortured almost to death
possession of all of Canada and "because he made too good
the French became part of the marks in school."
Canadian people within the Brit-
Eyes examined, gluons fitted
Here, In the actions of the
ish commonwealth of nations. The
by registered :medalist/ at
a price you can afford to pay.
French in Canada are of French junior "Black Legion" we have
nationality still. There are French- a clear exemplification of the
MURRAY'S
language universities in Montreal real viciousness of this type of
1119 GPISWOLD ST.
and Quebec. Try your English on mob violence. Perhaps it is
Nut to ICUs... nr. Miaalg.a A
villagers between those two cities.
But no one questioned the British- but another instance of truth
nest of the late Sir Wilfred Lau- becoming apparent through
rier because he was of French- fools and children. At any rate
YESTERDAY - TODAY i TOMORROW
Canadian nationality.
it brings the secret psychologi-
The Flemish are part of the cal explanation into the open.
Belgian nation and Germans, Ita- Ku Klux Klans and Black Le-
lians and French of the Swiss na-
tion and Serbs, Croations and Slo- gions reprgent the resentment
venes of the Yugo-Slav nation and of mediocrity against anything
British India, the most portentous or anyone who dares to stand
and neglected of examples, con- out above the level of the mob.
sists as a nation of a staggering If the Junior Black Legion
variety` of nationalities—myriads of
ALWAYS THE SAME GOOD SU•
races and religions and languages vents its rath upon the boy
(like the Dravidian group) wholly who makes a good scholastic
THE
•
unrelated to the dominant group record, it is only perpetrating
BEER IN THE GREEN BOTTLE
of Indo-European languages . . a counterpart of the elders' op-
Yet this inextricable Babel is a
position to individuals or minor-
nation.
Ries who have the courage to be
• . •
The Jews are a nationality. different.
Within historic time, up to,
The curious paradox of mob
roughly, the year 132 of our era reactions is the greatest men-
this nationality was also a nation.
In a war with Rome the nation ace to the success of democ-
was destroyed. The Jewish nation- racy. The crowd is subject to
BLEACHED
ality remained. In our dispersion the conflicting emotions of ad-
we have become loyal and integral miration and envy. It loves
CLEANED
parts of many nations. Our nation-
ality remained. Under the attri- to extol the leader and then
TRIMMED
to
tear
him
down.
Something
tion of the centuries many Jews
were lost. But the core of the na- in it glories in the admiration
tionality remained and retained its of exceptional qualities, but,
Expert Service on Panama Hats
faith, speech, historic memories unable to maintain the high
Our Ha t to rs Underlie's' the
and, continuity, culture and psy-
Treatment of Fins B r • i
standard 'required by spontan-
chical habits.
nt. lass
And now by the coincidence of eous appreciation of excellence,
inner urgency and outer pressure it must show its resentment by
this nationality or, if you like, a destroying the very person or
WORMIER
part of this nationality has the thing it has elected to apprec-
BRATIOD:146MICHIGAN
will to become a nation once again. iate. Witness how in New York
HMV* rssissrvEKATUR
Est. 1693
Not even a nation in the most
limited and sharp sense. No sens- City no Reform administration
has
ever
been
re-elected
to
pub-
ible man pitches his hopes higher
than that all of Palestine, West lie office. And the same thing
and EastJordania, is to be some is true in smaller communities.
renoallg FLIT lit
day, let us say, a dominion of two
The Black Legion represents
nationalities, Jewish and Arab, as
Canada is a dominion of two na- this destructive\ protection by
tionalities, English and French, the mob of its own low medio-
within the British Empire.
crity.
Why should that frighten any
The mob hates minorities like
Scalp Treatments
o n e ? Are French Canadians
frightened because France exists? Jews and Catholics in America,
Specializing in
Are the Flemish in Belgium or not because of whatever faults
HARPER METHOD
the Afrikanders in Africa fright- characterize Jews and Catholics
ened because Holland is on the because their individuality rep-
SHELTON TULIP OIL
map? Are American citizens of
Danish or Swedish descent resent a certain strength of
PERMANENTS
troubled by the existence of their character which the mob can
FACIAL TREATMENTS
motherlands? Are Armenians less tolerate no more than the Jun-
happy because there are still ves- ior Black Legion could tolerate
Margaret Greenough
tiges of at least two Armenian the boy who made good marks
states in the world?
BEAUTY
SALON
in
school.
The
later
arguments
We are a frightened people. No
Forrnor :y 5410 Nancy van 554 , 14
wonder. We have undergone which grow up concerning the
501 EMPIRE 'DPI).
CA. 1111
enough to frighten us. But let us faults of minorities are In re-
not think with our fright; let us ality only rationalizations by
not think with the terror in our
marrow. Let us use our minds. which the mob tries to build a
Nor let us be deceived by the moral defense for its immoral
tragic accident of total dispersion conduct. It is the finer side of
and enforced separation from the mob psychology rising to plague
land. All the nationalities which the "Black Legion" side.
are not nations — the Welsh, the
And yet, that very attempt
Flemish, the French Canadians—
4500
have at least geographical unity. to rationalize in justification of
For this natural condition we have its viciousness is the mob's one
had to substitute crowding into
the same cities and the same redeeming quality. It is the
dence in the record of man's
quarters and this has been ■ one hope on which democracy
long and tedious story to war-
lamentable and corrupting subeti- can build. If Ku Klux Klans
tute for a natural and not ignoble and their kind merely attacked
rant some faith in this assump-
tendency that is universally hu- Jews and Catholics with no ef-
tion. Let's hope it's true for
man. namely the socially cohesive
America—and that this truth
tendency of every nationality. The fort at justification for their
will become evident before Fas-
Irish in America have shown simi- viciousness, we could begin to
cism makes the mob's contri-
lar tendency; many well-defined sound the death knell of what
social groups show that tendency, little civilization men have
tion impossible.
so that in Oriental cities the toiled to build. But when
these
quarters are named after the na-
tionalities that occupy them. But mobs try to defend their bar- CENTER CONDUCTS
that has made none of these na- barism by accusations of "Jew-
LEADERS' SESSIONS
tionalistic groups less integrated ish mercenariness", or "Catho-
DNINCLL'DED FROM PACE ONE/
parts of the nation to which they lic plots at domination," their
belong. Let us end AA we began: very ridiculous allegatiods show
Nationality is a
of nature;
and reference material by Herman
the nation is constructed by the that somewhere • conscience is Raznick.
at work, urging viciousness to
Will of men. Men of any nation-
In additional to the meetings
ality can. will to be members of set up a seeming moral de- there will be plenty of time for
an outdoor program of games and
any nation and retain their nation- fense.
swimming.
, silky. And so Jews.
When • conscience is present
40503-41t5L 1535. IL A. P s 5
The program committee of the
at all, even in a distorted form, institute is headed by Dr. Leon
Lillian Gish is In Palestine con- there is hope that sooner or Katzin and ircledes Fifa Piwr,
sang herself over the fact that
Joseph Caminer, Maurice Glazier,
"Old Maid," the play in which she later it will triumph over- the Bob Mazer, Fayga Keidan, Dr.
was to star in England, never hypocrisy which it curiously re- Prussion and Mrs. Sarah H. Sei-
opened.
veals. There is enough evi- m in.

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