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Journalist's Memoirs Give Bird's-Eye
FRESH AIR CAMP INCREASES
View of 25 Years' Political History
ITS POPULARITY AS SUMMER
CONCLUDED FIRRE EDITORIAL PAGE
PARADISE FOR THE CHILDREN1
in the traditional path of the

combe's memoirs. He speaks of French lawyer-politician. He has
C eorg
been
successively
Journalist, coun-
Bernhard
and Theodore
sel and deputy.
Wolff as 'the two beat known
Slecombe's
view of Leon Blum
editors in Germany." The art of
deserves to be recorded as an in-
interviewing, he states, has been
teresting portion of the book.
carried "to an admirable excel-
lence" by two writers, Isaac Mar- Comparing him with MacDonald
the author states:
coseon, the American Jewish jour-
"He (Blum) is • few years
nalist, and the Englishman, the
younger than Ramsay M a c.
late Harold Begbie. Maxim Lit-
Donald,
whom in some ways, in
vinoff comes in for important
his fastidiousness, his sensitive-
resume of events which preceded
ness to criticism, his feline love
the cementing of friendships be-
of admiration and the caressing
tween Russia and Great Britain.
voices of women, and above all
A great compliment is paid to
in his aristocratic aloofness
Samuel Spewack who "brought
from his colleagues, he greatly
his flair for police journalism into
resembles. But intellectually he
the, to him, strangely familiar
cosmopolitan air, confusion and Is far above the level of his
erstwhile fellow-Socialist. He
intrigue of Genoa."

thinks and writes and speaks in

There is reference also to Solo- ■ realm in which he has few
mon Grttnbach, "before the war equals. His editorials in the
an Alsatian Socialist deputy in the
Populaire are models of incis-
Reichstag, and since 1924 a dep-
lye, mordant, analytical argu-
uty in the French Chamber." The
ment. His erudition is immense,
author says that Grunbach "fol-
Intellectuall y he gains the re-
lowed Briand like a shadow: agile,
sped and admiratio n of • Par-
loquacious and witty, loving in- liament in which pure intelli-
trigue for its own sake, and with gence has always won the bib-
it all a very loyal and courageous ute of the otherwise hostile
little Jew, full of admiration for
majority. But he is little loved.
the genius of Aristide Briand."
His critics deride his political
Radek, Torres, Blunt
sagacity, his febrile emotional-
Karl Radek receives three pages
ism, his shrill falsetto voice, his
of comment in "The Tumult and
tall, thin, much-mannered figure,
the Shouting." "After Trotsky he
hi. affectation s of superiority.
was the most midely read, moat His followers suffer this superi•
influential writer in the Commu• ority in silence, respecting his
nist Preys." "Ile had suffered for integrity, admiring his mind,
his opinions, and later, although but secretly resentful of his
he was not tainted with the heresy leadership."
of Trotsky, Zinovieff, Kameneff
Concluding a tale of European
and Rakovsky, he wee to fall un- tragedies, Mr. Slocombe never-
der the disapproving ukase of his theless states that he is not pea-
colleagues, and narrowly to simistic. it is," he says, "in the
escape the sanctions inflicted on main , a record of diverse mani-
those schismatics." festations of the heroic spirit in
Henry Torre e, defender of man. The heroes of many coun-
Samuel Schwartzbard, the asses- tries and several generations are
sin of the Jew-baiter and Consult herein described: not as they may
hetman I'etliura, is spoken of as appear in the disparaging eye of
"brilliant counsel, now supreme a valet, or in the roseate vision
among criminal defenders in of a partisan; but as brutally, as
France." "Torres would make a vividly, as confused or crystal-
sensation at the English Bar. clear as an eye-witness can see
Swarthy and muscular, with bul. them In the passionless terms of
let head, and big shoulders, he has posterity. There is, in retrospect,
the look and temperament, the a common touch of frustrated
strength and ferocity of a bull. nobility in them all, of genius, of
His great voice clangs through fanaticism, of vanity, of cruelty,
the Paris law courts like a bell of intolerance, of hope, of cour-
of bronze. There is no Judge who age, of sublimity ... They belong
does not quail before his clamor- to our own time. They rise to its
ous indignation, Few Parisian grandeur; they stoop to its depths
juries of shopkeepers and little They have their own vivid, bright-
rentiers can resist his appeal in a
ly-colored or stark and somber
case where moral law rises superi- page in history."
or to canon law, and the deep-
Mr. Slocombe's is a most fasci-
seated French passion for justice nating description of this im-
above the equal French passion portant page in the history of
for decorum. Torres is following mankind.

'CONCLUDED FROM PAGE I)

th e e x ecu ti ve and program com-
and Joan Savage, counsellors in mittees of the East Central States
training.
Regional Conference to be held
sounded the campers are provided
Sidney Moyer, in charge of this Sunday, Aug. 16, at the Oak-
with an evening program which dramatics, assisted by Miss Lillian I wood Country Club in Cleveland.
includes special hobbies of the Mellen, librarian and counsellor-
Mr. Wineman is, chairman of
in-training.
I the East Central States Confer-
children, club work, rehearsals for
Irving
Rosen
is
in
charge
of
;
ence
and Kurt Peiser, executive
plays, etc.
handicraft and woodwork, assisted director of the Jewish Welfare
The Varied Activities
by Miss Rebecca Cooperman. Man- Federation, is secretary of the
The set of photographs appear- uel Simons and Blume Nagler, conference.
ing elsewhere in this issue will councillors-in-training.
Plans will be made at this Sun-
give the reader an idea of the
Miss Sarah Stein is in charge of day's meeting for the general ses-
numerous and varied activities the pre-school and kindergarten sions of the conference to be held
which mark the program at Eresh group, assisted by Miss Dorothea In Dayton, 0., on Oct. 4. Accord-
Air Camp. Life at the camp is Ferar and Miss June Van Vliet. ing to Mr. Peiser, the Dayton con-
carried on in 13 buildings which
Henry Auslander is director of ference will assume extreme im-
are protected from fire hazards athletics, assisted by Miss Beatrice portance as a test for inter-com-
Fischer and the following coun- munity planning in arranging
sellors-in-training: Adele Robbins, fund-raising campaigns.
Mr. Peiser states that plans will
Henry Cohn, Robert Sobel and
be made in Dayton for a series
Joseph Strauss.
Bernard Hurst is in charge of of conferences in the various
the nature study program, assisted states included in the East Cen-
by Miss Harriet Cooper and David tral States Regional Conference:
Cohn, counsellors-in-training.
Ohio, Michigan, Western Pennsyl-
The medical staff consists of Dr. vania, Kentucky, West Virginia
Ben Widzer, resident physician, and Indiana. He pointed out that
and Miss Henrietta Foxman, the sessions in Dayton will pre-
nurse, Consulting physicians are cede the official opening of the
Dr. A. Max Kohn, Dr. William H. Dayton campaign, the evening
Gordon and Dr. Saul Rosenzweig. session of the conference to be
Mrs, Helen A. Vaughn is the combined with the opening rally
dietician. Miss Joy M. Meier is of the local drive, and said that
housekeeper, and David Prussian this gathering will be a test
is camp stenographer.
whether such meetings can stimu-
In addition to this staff of coun- late increased interest in Jewish
sellors there is a cook, an assistant affairs—local, national and inter-
cook, dishwashers, two female and national—by the communities to
one male kitchen helpers, three whom appeals are directed in this
janitors, a combination engineer, fashion.
purchasing agent and truck driver
and a carpenter. The office staff
includes a stenographer, a cashier
and a general clerk.

(CON. LUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

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Menus

August 14, 1936

LEADERS MEET IN
BARCELONA'S JEWS
CLEVELAND SUNDAY I
IN RAID ON NAZIS

aided Germans there, and that
'
they received propaganda for
Nazi ideas to be put into effect
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
in various parts of Spain."
The term "anti-Nazi Germans"
quarters of the Nazi labor organ. is believed to refer to the Ger-
ization and the arrest of a score man Jewish refugees here, many
of whom have enlisted in the gov-
of Nazi agents. La Publicitat de- ernment militia.
lared that "we consider the
seizure of the Nazi headquarters
TANGIER, Morocco (WNS) —
here and the labor front head-
While hundreds of the poorer
, quarters, which also are Nazi, as
; perfectly justified. The seizure Jews in Spanish Morocco are re
w as made by anti-Nazi Germans ported to be held as hostages in
together with their Spanish com- concentration camps by the Fas-
rades. Records seized in both
cist rebels, the more affluent Jews
places show the German consulate
have been forced to contribute
large sums to the rebel cause,
Sunday over station WMBC be- travelers from Tetuan and Ceuta
tween 12 and 1.
assert. They also report that the
Judge Joseph Sanders, M. Stark, Fascists in Spanish Morocco are
Sara Dronzek, A. .Greenbaum, I. sporting, swastika armbands pre-
E. Adler, Joseph Haggai, I. Finkel. sented to them by officers of the
stein, Max Davis, S. Kraft, I. Mel- German cruiser Deutschland,
lin, Mrs. Anna Welc.sler, Nathan which paid a visit to General
&unit, Israel Burnstein, I. Glocks- Francisco Ramon, rebel com-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wein- mander.
berg, H. Zolkower and others are
carrying on active work in zehalf
LONDON (WNS) — Three of
of the drive.
the wealthiest Jews in Spanish

k

Additional Gifts
For Polish Relief

-

WARSAW (WNS) — All East
European Jews in Spanish Moroc-
co are being arrested by the
rebels on the charge of Com-
munism, it was reported by two
Polish Jews who arrived here
from Morocco.

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The following menus offer an
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PAGE ONE)
idea of the wholesomeness of the
simple food served the children:
Typical
breakfasts:
1.
Tomato
Ehrlich,
and
the
financial
secre-
by hydrants placed next to each
s t r tic t u r e. The administration juice, oatmeal, bread and butter, tart, Morris Shatzen.
building and infirmary include the cocoa. 2. Prunes, cream of wheat,
North-Eastern Congregation Eta
camp office, the quarters of the bread and butter, cocoa. 3. Apple Chaim, B'rith Sholom and the
administrative staff, the infirmary sauce, puffed wheat, cold cocoa,
and isolation rooms. The dining bread and butter. 4. Fresh plums , Mutual Club, sent liberal contri.
hall is equipped with a modern corn flakes, bread and butter, butions in behalf of their members.
kitchen an with excellent store- s c ocoa. 5. Orange each), From M. Goldsmith came a
room facilities which provide for ` c ream of wheat, bread and butter, list of contributors, several of
strict adherence to Jewihs dietary ocoa. them non-Jews, who wished to help
laws.
Typical dinners: 1. Chop suey the poverty-ridden Jews in Poland.
Indoo r camp programs are con- D (bean sprout) on noodles, bread, The committee is very grateful
ducted in the Brown Memorial b unch, apples (fresh). 2. Corned to those named below for their
eef and sauer kraut, mashed contributions for the relief of
Recreation Hall which includes a
stage, two dressing rooms and two r potatoes, bread, cherries (fresh, Polish Jewry:
NLY A FEW DAYS remain
ed).
3. Baked white fish, mashed
J. Wetsman, Harry Hirshberg,
large fireplaces. The Edwin Wolf p
in which you can make the
Memorial Handcraft Shack houses a otatoes, carrots and peas, bread Mollie E. Stern, R. Schayowitz di
nd
butter,
fresh
pears.
4.
Salmon
Sons,
Julius
Green,
W.
R.
Roth,
I.
second payment on your
the arts and crafts activities, and
taxes on the 10-year plan without
another structure is now used for patties, whole browned potatoes, B. Dworman, Samuel A. Heyman,
two new camp activities—print- corn, bread and butter, milk, apri- Joseph Holtzman, Jacob A. Albert,
penalty.
cots. 5. Hot dogs, potato naiad, Mr. and Mrs. I. Zilber, Anna Oxen-
ing and weaving.
b read, peaches. handler, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis M.
Keep your tax record clear.
There are four dormitories in
Typical suppers: 1. Tuna fish Thal, N. Agranove, L. Winkelman,
each of which are housed 50 chil-
All over the state of Michigan
dren and nix counsellors. Each salad, sliced tomatoes, bread and Max Licht, Shapiro Bros., David
alert tax-payers are meeting this
butter, milk, chocolate pudding. S. Zemon, Henry Jassy, Harold
dormitory has washroom facilities 2.
Macaroni and cheese, lettuce Elias, M. Indianer, M. Goldsmith,
important obligation. Having
and lavatories.
(shredded with pickle style cucum- Morris Posner, Geo. Starck, M.
placed their taxes for 1932 and
There are two bath houses —
bers), bread and butter, peaches. Friedman, J. Cohn, J. Frankel, M.
one for boys and one 'for girls, a 3.
prior years on this convenient
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
Sandwiches (cheese, salmon, James, M. Rabinowitz, Sam Fields,
followers. The best jobs the coun- building In which are housed the
plan they will take no chance on
Jelly and peanut butter), green George Spector, Max Gelles, Mr.
kitchen and janitorial staff and a
When the Christian Common- try can offer will be yours.
losing
the fullest benefits accru-
plum, sandwich cookie, two suck- Duke, Mr. Patterson.
ere. 4. Scrambled eggs, sliced to-
wealth comes Into power I will see * "When I'm President, I think power house and workshop.
ing to them under it.
Those
who
have
not
yet
sent
In addition to the buildings the matoes, bread and jelly, punch, their contributions are urged to do
that you are rewarded in a man- that I'll Incorporate the Silver
ner fitting the service you are giv- Shirts into a sort of combination
Don't fall behind. Make your
pears, cookie. 5. Macaroni and so without delay. Send checks to
Federal army and police force.
ing us."
cheese, ground carrots and cocoa. Joseph II. Ehrlich, treasurer, 237
second payment promptly. Or,
I'm going to do away with the De-
nut salad, bread and butter, milk, Gratiot. Organizations who voted
"Chief, I'll always remember
better still, pay up the entire
partment of Justice entirely. That's
you and what I'm working for
fruit cup. assistance are requested to make
unpaid portion of these taxes and
too much of a Jew outfit. You fel-
The board of directors of the payments as speedily as possible.
when I wear this shirt," I said as lows wearing Silver Shirts now
Fresh Air Society directing the A considerable sum of money is
as I accepted the accolade.
will take its place. And then, until
camp
includes
the
following:
Mrs.
outstanding
on
pledges
and
the
The Chief took a chair and be-
1 get to know which of the army
Edwin M. Rosenthal, president; committee is asking contributors
gan a discussion of Pelley, his
and navy officers I can trust, I'll
Mrs. Maurice Klein, vice-president; who owe money to co-operate by
divinity—which he admits--and put Silver Shirts with military ex-
Miss Sadie Hirschman, recording making prompt remittance. An-
what he would do when elected perience, like Mr.—here, at
secretary; Miss Henrietta Ascher, other allotment could go to Poland
dictator of the United States. I
the head of my country's forces."
corresponding seer et a r y; Miss for relief work in the very near fu-
would like to quote the conversa-
Pelley glanced at his watch.
Edith Heavenrich, treasurer; Mrs. ture if those who owe on pledges
tion that followed, but it wee en-
"What, it's 1:30 already? They
Douglas Brown, Mrs. Abraham would pay at once.
tirely too pornographic for print.
Cooper, Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, Mrs.
Once, as a child, I picked up a don't put enough hours in a day
Dr. Joseph M. Markel made an
for men like me. I have to speak In
Clarence II. Enggass, Mrs. Morse eloquent appeal for the relief fund
(*ad , rattlesnake, It was cold,
Tacoma tonight and I haven't be-
Goldman, Dr. Wrn. H. Gordon, over station WJBK last Monday
limp and dry. Pelley'a handshake
gun to prepare my talk yet. Say,
Mrs. Sylvan Grosner, Abraham J. at 8:15 p. m. during Mrs. Jennie
made me think of that snake. His
Mr.----, how'd you like to come
Levin, Mrs. Nate S. Shapero, Weinberg's Jewish hour. Hyman
hand is cold as ice, even on a mid-
to
Tacoma with me? There'll be
George M. Stutz, Mrs. Andrew Altman makes a plea weekly dur-
summer afternoon, and as limp as
plenty of room in the car."
Wineman•
a dead jellyfish.
ing his Jewish hour broadcast each
I excused myself from this great
--------
McDonald and the others ad- honor by saying that I wouldn't
dressed him alternately as "Chief' have time to start after finishing
and "Big Shot." Pelley himself work.
speaks in a clandestine, suggestive
"That's too bad. I've got a real
manner, with vocabulary of the ut-
message from God to deliver to-
meet obsenity. His followers take
night."
Pelley rose, and so did the
this as an evidence of virility.
gorillas who formed his body- MISS REBECCA EHRENPRIES
He dwelt at length on the won-
Assistant Director, Fresh
guard. He said goodbye to all of us,
derful reception he is given wher-
and again I had the dubios pleas-
Air Camp
ever he goes, the way audiences
ure of shaking hands with a rattle-
enthusiastically acclaim him, and
snake. Shortly after he left the camp also has the following re-
tin the hundreds of thousands
office I went out; hictionald hinted creational equipment: Ten swings,
(actually slightly over 100) of
that it would not be wise for too two slides, six see-saws, one land
dollars he has received in dona-
many to leave right after the boat, one water abide and one
tions. He was particularly pleased Chief.
raft. There are eight row boats
with the way the State of Wash-
And as I left that office for the and the newest prize possession
ington has 'unanimously accepted
last time my thoughts dwelt on of the camp is a canoe. For rainy
the Christian Commonwealth as
Pelley—the Chief, the Big Shot, days, there are facilities for ma-
the only plan of government"
ny indoor games.
'Yes," he said, "We-ve made a' the Man to Save America. Pelley,
The camp also has two baseball
Jew-baiter par excellence, with a
good beginning here. From now on
diamonds,
a volley ball court, •
mouth as filthy as his mind, who
our slogan will be 'From Wash-
leads the crackpots, idiots and basket ball court and a handball
ington to Washington.' And then
court.
At
the
present time a ten-
fanatics and lures them with tales
all you boys will be taken care of,
of cushy government jobs when he nis court is being completed.
you bet. I'm not one to forget my becomes dictator.
Popularity of Canoe
The acquisition of a canoe is
one of the progressive steps taken
security for Eretz Israel.
by the camp in that its popularity
encourages a complete knowledge
NEED FOR RESERVE FUND
of self care in the water by the
It is not pleasant to advocate boys and girls and is an induce.
the collection of new funds for ment to mastering the art of
Palestine.
But at this time we swimming. The camp is divided
CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE
into three groups: Red caps are
feel that it is a great necessity.
those who are unable to swim,
In addition to the regular funds green caps are able to swim a
these demand protection. They
call for an assurance of safety
gathered for Eretz Israel we little bit and the white caps swim
believe that we should have • very well and have passed a rigid
and a certain amount of secur.
powerful defense fund, • re. test. The white caps are permit-
ity. But we have replied to such
ted to use the canoe after they
serve treasury upon which we
needs with an indifference that
have been taught how to get into
is thoroughly disappointing.
should be able to draw in time it and out of it in the water and
A MATTER OF HONOR
of need. With thousands of how to paddle it when completely
refugees gathered in Tel Aviv filled with water.
We don't refer to the Jewish
The handcraft work at the
communities who have bathed
where they went for safety af-
camp includes weaving, leather
their hands in the same muddy
ter being attacked in Jaffa and work, clay modeling, wood work,
and bloody puddles in which
elsewhere, with some communi• printing, sketching and mural
ties without means of securing painting. A camp paper is pub-
Arab killers and vandals have
lished every two weeks.
rinsed theirs. We are not con-
water after Arabs had blown
The younger children who are
cerned with such traitors who, up their wells, with other cols). included in the pre-school and
nista suffering from lack of food kindergarten group are provided
because of an unfortunate tra-
supplies, the need for such a with a special program under able
dition of hatred for Zionism,
reserve fund becomes apparent. supervision. There is also • group
have issued pamphlets branding
of cardiacs whose restricted activ-
the Zionists who are exercising
The work in Palestine must ities are the responsibility of the
self-restraint as instigators to
go on. It cannot atop. It is im- medical staff and nee counsellor.
The Staff
pogroms and in the same hypo-
possible to think in terms of
Mr. Shaw and Miss Ehrenpries
critic breath call the Arabs
security for the 400,000 Jew.
hy does every Chesterfield have the same taste
are assisted by a staff of 24 coun-
martyrs.
there unless we create possibili- sellors as follows:
But we are concerned with
...
the
same pleasing flavor and mildness.
ties for expansion, for the en-
Samuel Stulberg is in charge
the mass of the Jewish people
larging of the Jewish centers, of waterfront activities, assist.
Because we draw on not just one year's tobacco
for whom the safety of the
for security created by num- ed by Miss Evelyn Robbins, Miss
Esther Romer. Rueben Berman ;
Jewish population in Palestine
bers. Furthermore, what has
crop
but crops of
is a matter of responsibility
different years to make
been built until now must be
ish community in the country
and honor. To these we feel
assured of uninterrupted exist-
sure
that
Chesterfield's quality never varies.
owes
it
to
the
Land
of
Israel
to
that the appeal must be di-
ence. Unless we give such as-
commence the gathering of
rected at this time to be on
Every Chesterfield
surances to the Ylahub we will
just like every other
such a fund the mere existence
guard, to be prepared to make
have betrayed our trust.
of which will be • warning to
new sacrifices for Palestine, to
Chesterfield—mild,
not strong; always with a pleas-
The creation of a reserve
Arab vandals and will be an
be ready to create whatever Is
fund is one of the necessary
ing taste and aroma.
encouragement to the Jewish
necessary to assure safety and
needs of the hour. Every Jew-
builders of Zion.
C 19)6, ticcrrr • Sims Tosamo Co.

IRWIN SHAW

Morocco have been forced to con-
tribute 1,000,000 francs to the
coffers of the Spanish rebels, ac-
cording to reports in the London
press.

Director, Fresh Air Camp

are on 10-yearplan
you must make 2nd
payment by Sept. 1

O

I MEET THE CHIEF HIMSELF

save interest on future install-
ments ranging from Ph to 36%.
See your county treasurer im-
mediately. Avoid last minute
crowds. Pay now anc! save.

Note:

There is Still Time to put Taxes
for 1932 and Prior Years on 10-Year
Plan!

NY tax-payer can come under the
provisions of the 10-year plan by
making the first two payments to-
gether with interest of 4%, and a
small extra charge on the first install-
ment. Your county treasurer will be
glad to explain how you can keep
your tax record clear. See him im-
mediately.

A

(By Order of Rizgmented
(71dministrative (Board
of State of `Michigan

WE MUST COME
TO THE RESCUE
OF THE YISHUB!

W

several

tastes

Chesterfields win because
they're always the same...

ol'Elodo

