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June 11,
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Great Character
Delineated by
Naomi Jacob

PURELY COMMENTARY

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rAo• teresting facts with regard to the
---- sanctioning by the Talmud of un-
the course of his address he made skilled labor's right to strike. Be-
allusions to Henry Ford. Imme- cause of the rise of commerce
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
be- and industry in Tannaitic times,
diately several of our l ea d es
Dr. Ginzberg said, a code of labor
Charlevoix-the•Beautifui, Michigan.
relations continue, and she is came hot and bothered. They laws developed granting the
the dominating figure in the were going to do something about workers the "right to strike." "In
"Truly a Gay Spot"
Supposing such a thing as "a
family, not only replacing the it. They didn't — because they Babylonia," Dr. Ginzberg said,
buyers' market" in the Life In-
son in the affections of the Jew- couldn't. Rabbi Wise was as much "commerce and industry were
surance business, it would be
ish parents, but serving to fill a within his constitutional rights as much more developed and hence
Rabbi Rosenblum, or Rev. Ryan. a difference was made between
made to order for The Great-West
void in their hearts like a new-
Even to this day—it is at least unskilled labor, in the terminol-
Life. This company's contracts are diversified to
found child.
six weeks since Dr. Wise delivered ogy of the Talmud 'he who is
give every section and every individual of the in-
The equally affectionate re- the sermon that so riled these hired for his time,' and skilled
suring public the specialized service desired. "A
actions on the part of Claudia people—his remarks are being labor, 'he who is hired for doing
discussed. We therefore took a piece of work; the first was
policy for every person and purpose" is its fact-
are reflected in the following
the trouble to secure the text o f granted the right to strike hilt
based motto.
lines, as the heorine watches Dr. Wise's reference to Ford in not the latter. whose relation to
her daughter:
connection with the sit-down the employer was considered to
". . . Claudia stood watch- strike. Said this great rabbi and be more in the nature of one
merchant to another."
ing 'Nanda ( Fernanda). So leader whom we personally like
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Because the Talmud sanctioned
and admire:
tall,
so
straight
and
slim,
and
Detroit, Mich.
There are those who con- the "right to strike" in no sense
places
the stamp of absolute ap-
determin-
of
yet that little air
demn the sit-down strikers as
ation, of knowing her own,, lawless and who are prepared proval upon everything that labor
does.
But
it certainly teaches
to utilize every resource of the
mind, that always came as a
"s wim 01,50• • •V/1•4041••0
law against them. A deeper modern man that the struggle be-
small shock. 'It's the Jew in
tween
those
who have and those
lawlessness is that of one of
her,' Claudia thought. 'How
the greatest industrialists and have not is not a now one. It is
capitalists of the country, as old as man.
wise I was to give her Jewish
•
Henry Ford, who announces
blood! Under all her placidity,
Reform Makes About-Face
that he will deal with any
her dutifulness, there is that
The
moment
trouble
ensues in
organization of the workers.
something—that is steel. 'Nan-
This is lawlessness in the high- Palestine, Zionism immediately be-
comes
a
super-controversial
issue.
est and the American who le.
da will always be safe.' "
day declares that he will not The threat to Zionists in Italy
Like her previous novels,
even confer with an organize. caused Rabbi Morris Lazaron of
"Time Piece" retains the atten-
(ion of his workers is infinitely Baltimore to state, a few days
tion of the reader from cover to
more imperiling to the Ameri- ago, that "Jews are willing to
cover. There are situations in
can democracy than a thou- live where they are, using Pales-
sand sit-down strikers. A sit- tine only as a place of refuge,
the story that hold one spell-
ABNER C. ROSENZWEIG, the popular en-
down strike is a fugitive weap- of cultural and not political sig-
bound. For instance, the epi-
on. Henry Ford's attitude is a nificance." This statement was
tertainer, has been retained as master of cere-
a
sodes in which Claudia is faced
permanent threat to industrial made in Philadelphia before
monies and will head a program of activities
meeting of the Women's Commit-
by the problem of rejecting the
democracy."
This is the other side of an im- tee of the Philadelphia Round
hand of her suitor—after she
that will make each day at THE INN more
Table
of
the
National
Conference
• FLOOR SHOWS
VIVATEX TREATED
had once accepted him—when portant question, and Dr. Wise of Jews and Christians.
has a perfect right to express it.
complete and happier than the preceding one
But four days later, in Colum-
she learns that he is her father's The person who would deny him
• GOLF
CANOPIES—AISLE COVERS—TARPAULINS
illegitimate son. The fact that that right has an equal chance of bus, at the 48th annual conven-
for you. When may we expect YOU?
• TENNIS
tion of the Central Conference of
losing
the
privilege
of
expressing
(Bonded by City of Detroit)
she retains his respect and love
merican Rabbis. a committee
• RIDING
the
anti-sit-down
strike
idea.
It
to the very end, without re-
is because we live in a great de- headed by Prof. Samuel S. Cohen
• BATHING
of
the
Hebrew
Union
College
pro-
vealing to him her secret, is mocracy that we can hold views
• INDOOR BALL
proof of the power of the that are no divergent. Because posed the new set of guiding
character delineated by Miss we live in a democracy, we must principles one of which affirmed
• VOLLEY BALL '
RLicH OIX,
CHAm
fight for the right of every man "the obligation of all Jewry to
Jacob. "Time Piece" will make
aid in the upbuilding of Palestine
• Kiddies Playground
to
speak
his
mind
freely.
For
the
ESTABLISHED 1898
an excellent theme for the mo- sake of this democracy, we must as a Jewish homeland by endeav-
• GAMES ROOM
oring
to
make
it
not
only
a
haven
strive
for
tolerance
even
if
it
is
tion pictures.
refuge for the oppressed but
FLYNN. Managing Director
Naomi Jacob, half Jewess and hurtful to our personal opinions. of
W.
E.
also a center of Jewish cultural
•
half Yorkshire, was born in the
and spiritual life."
The Talmudic View
historic town of Ripon. She was
In a sense the latter declaration
Dr. Louis Ginzberg, senior pro-
educated at various schools, and
of "not only a haven of refuge'
fessor
at
the
Jewish
Theological
admits that she was consistently Seminary of America, addressing nullifies the earlier Reform atti-
naughty and tiresome and not the recent institute on the occas- tude to which Rabbi Lazaron ap-
particularly hard working or at- sion of the seminary's 60th an- parently continues to cling. 'Cam-
tentive.
pus fugit I
Later she decided to become a niversary, brought out some in-
teacher. Why, she is not even now
quite certain, for she was quite
unsuitable except for a great love
of children. She became a pupil
teacher in one of the old "Estab-
THE EXCELLENT FACILITIES OF
lished Church schools." As a tea- 7ONCLUDED PR011 EDITORIAL PAGE and England be internally pre-
pared. That seems to be the philo-
cher she admits that she was good,
ap- sophy animating Blum's present
but her success with the man- Counseil d'Etat, the highest
foreign policy.
peals
court
of
France.
agers, head mistress and the local
Since it is the only biography
At the same time, however, he
parson was nill They disliked her
and Mineral Baths
available, Stokes' "Leon Blum" is
entered
upon
a
literary
career
in
methods only one degree less than
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH.
they disliked her. In a blaze of which he earned his major reputa- an indispensable introduction to
glory, after an argument with tion before he became his country's one of the most glamorous per-
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the parson, she left and went on chief executive. From the age of sonalities on the world horizon. It
WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, PARTIES, ETC.
the variety stage (vaudeville). 19, when his first poems appeared, lacks much, however, in its analysis
Here she met all the best artists until 1914 Leon Blum was essen- of the mental processes and polit-
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STRICTLY KOSHER—A MASHGIACH IN ATTENDANCE
many more. The war came, and ately. He had come under the in- firmness and purpose. Obviously
Kraemer is well-known in Mt. Clemens and Miami Beach
she managed a munition factory; fluence of Jean Jaures, the activ- Stokes has had to rely in great
for Kashruth
the war ended and she found her- ist, and Lucien Herr, the theorist measure upon interpretation of
self with consumption and forced of French Socialism. It was not, Blum through his writings. That
however, until the outbreak of the is certainly an essential part of his
to enter a sanitorium.
On leaving the sanitorium she World War that he felt it incum- career and character. But there is
found that she was without work bent upon him to interest himself insufficient light on the policies
of any kind. Teaching was im- in the realities of political life. Blum has advocated in the past,
possible, there were no more fac- Starting at the lowest rung of the the nature of the training he had
tories to manage, she went on the ladder of party discipline, despite from the day when he began to feel
stage—the legitimate stage this the prestige he had gained as that the literary field was inade-
time. She played in London. with France's foremost dramatic critic, quate for a man wishing to con-
various well-known actors and un- he consolidated h i s influence tribute to the progress of the
der many first class managements. through his patience, his under- world and to heal its ills.
It is only when Stokes is describ-
But the war legacy of "T. B." was standing and his ability.
2
CERTIFIED
PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT
.
ing the processes whereby Blum
2
The Dreyfus Affair
3 waiting and again and again
mune. 3335
1117 GRISVIOLD 111.110.
saved Socialism in France from a
His
present
biographer
makes
evinced
itself,
until
just
as
she
3
had signed a contract for a play. much of the Dreyfus trial, which deadly split that one comes nearer
01234566789012345 67890' 1234567890 and at the same time one for a he describes at great length. But to an appreciation of the temper-
Part in a film with Sir Seymour if any great change occurred in ateness and evolutionary character
Hicks, the blow fell. She was told Leon Blum's view of the world it of Blum's political creed. Ile hates
that she could not live in Eng- did not manifest itself until al - force to achieve any objective and
land. She went to Italy. to a little most a generation later. While stil l thus rejects Russian Bolshevism.
village on Lego di Garda, and a boy Blum thought and wrote He believes that violence, perhaps
Our Salimi, Wieners, Bologna, Corned Beef, Pas-
continued to write. She has al- about the wisdom of democracy and necessary under the peculiar con-
trami, Tongues are made from the finest meats. De-
ready published several novels in the spuriousness of caste, of which ditions obtaining in Russia, cannot
livered fresh daily to your neighborhood stores.
London, and since then she has the Dreyfus Affaire was the su- win friends for democracy in
France. The Hearst papers, which
Wherever you see the Gunsberg Label you know
concentrated on writing. Two preme symbol.
that the product is strictly kosher, full of flavor and
years of sun, good, simple food,
Leon Blum has written on the delight to paint Blum as a bomb-
throwing
Red, cannot, of course, be
drama, on the essentials of gov-
clean air, cured her.
the finest quern,-
Miss Jacob writes two books a ernment reform, on marital life paying any attention to his known
Demand Gunsberg's Kosher Salami
-
-
political
history.
year—novels; has written a cook- and on political theory. In each of
FRESH — WHOLESOME — DELICIOUS
ery book, a life of herself. en- these fields he is distinguished by Among Blum'a greatest triumphs
titled "Me" and a life of that the independence of his mind and was one over himself—in being
great. vaudeville artist, Marie the suppleness of his prose. As Mr. able to reject the fantastic plea
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Lloyd who was a friend of hers. Stokes points out, Blum was al- that he should refrain from ac-
Some years ago she was awarded ways regarded as a Bohemian and cepting office on the ground that his
Call it optical illusion; it's a fact just the
the Eichelberger Prize of Amer- a dilettante until his administra- Jewishness might imperil other
ica, but for political reasons she tion of office proved how firm a Jews. It might be helpful if Jews
same. The less bare floor at-ea, the larger the
felt obliged with deep regret to grasp he has on details as well as themselves as well as non-Jews
would remember only that Leon
decline it. Once a year she re- principles of government.
room appears.
In many respects Leon Blum has Blum is Premier of France and
turns to England to do a lecture
Our assortment of Bigelow carpeting gives
tour, speaking on a variety of sub- faced the same problems as Frank- forget the inconsequential fact
jects. among them the question of lin D. Roosevelt. His administra- that his parents were Jewish. What
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your fancy free rein: Rolls and rolls of deep-
"Performing Animals" a bout tion it called the French New Deal. he may be or think as a Jew has
which she feels strongly. She was But there are contrasts as well as no relationship to the distinction
piled broadloom ... yards and yards of stun-
among those who took part in the comparisons. Blum has not had to which he has conferred upon the
Suffrage struggle in England: she endure the backfiring of the Su- office of Premier of France after
ning carpet patterns . prices you'll think
was adopted as political candidate preme Court, since the power of the one year of swift-moving events in
for a division in England — but Chamber of Deputies is final. On the direction of a finer, humaner
were tailored to your measure. And every
France.
the
other
hand,
he
has
not
enjoyed
here again, "T. B." stepped in and
decided against it; she has "run" security of tenure such as the
yard of this carpeting is woven of Bigelow's
has
had
to
tie
U. S. MAY DEMAND
a toy factory, a registry office for Presidency provides.
domestic servants, and • poultry conciliate, compromise, yield. In
GERMAN EVIDENCE
famous Lively Wool.
farm. She says that in spite of ill- actuality Leon Blum does not head
IN HIRSCH CHARGE
ness, in spite of the extreme a Socialist administration but Is
poverty which she knew in her operating under what might be
early years—the teaching years— called armed neutrality between the
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
in spite of disappointments , the bourgeoisie and the Left. His suc- dynamite to carry it with him
world is a good place, and in . the cesses are all the greater when one while crossing the border: &—
main people are not only kind- keeps these handicaps in mind.
Hirsch was a known opponent of
The reform of the Bank of
hearted but decidedly friendly and
having publicly criti-
France, the devaluation of the terrorism,
good to know.
cized David Frankfurter. slayer
franc, the nationalization of munl- of Wilhelm Gustier!. Swiss Nazi
tions, the establishment of collect- leader; 7—Hirsch was not a mem-
5
ice bargaining, the sanitation of
of any political group; 8—
the press are a few of the major ber
Hirsch was arrested with two
accomplishments to the credit of other men, one of whom was ex-
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Members and their friends are suspicion and the condemnation of ned to kill high Nazi officials, a
invited. the extreme Left for his failure to boast which would be incredible
aid loyalist Spain, deemed to be
fighting the cause of all democracy on the part of a Communist unless
100 Per Cent Shekel Town
he were • Nazi agent provocateur.
atti-
PIQUA, Ohio.—(WNS) — This and not merely of free government
hi anti-Semitic
his
an
the same period there were only marks about the Talmud, M. Pen- prison fa
town of 16,000, with an adult in her own country. It is easy to
Lion Decimating 146 Jewish births. If this brith fold, a Fascist agitator and soap- I tude•
■ and D
Jewish population of 20 became be a swivel-chair diplomat, but it Death
Vienna Jewry
box orator, was sentenced to two 'New
New Anti-Semitic Organisatien Is
the first Jewish community in is difficult to be sure that Blum's
VIENNA (WNS—Death, de- and death rate is maintained for
Founded is Bulgaria
America to record a 100 per cent adoption of a more aggressive sertion from the community and the rest of the year Vienna Jewry month in prison at hard labor by
enrollment for the 1937 Shekell course, one that would have imi. intermarriage are taking a heavy will be emalled by 6,000 at the ,• London court. Ile was also for-
SOFIA, Bulgaria (VINS)—The
'dale
to
make
any
public
ad-
roll call. L. Shuchet. local Shekel toted Mussolini's in another direc- toll among the Jews of Vienna. end of 1937.
Washington Blvd. at Grand River
I dresses for • year. In one of growth of Nazi influence in :311-
roll call chairman. has returned Lion, would have prevented the according to statistics made pub-
is emphasized by the or -
to Zionist headquarters in New ravishment of Spain. The forces of lic by the Jewish community. For Fascist Gets Jail Sentence for his addresses Penfold had de-Igaria
mended the immediate expulsion i ization here at a new anti-Semitic
Libelling Jewish Religion
York with 20 signed declarations at- Fascism seem to be pressing for the months of March and April
for
granted
take
it
all
Jews
from
England.
After
movement
called Union for At-
or else they
LONDON (W N 5) — Found of -
tached to the Shekel together with war
that their repeated bluffs will deaths and withdrawals from the
passed on him he Con and Progress of the Bul-
guilty of insulting the Jewish re- sentence was
a letter stating he could sell no
called.
When
that
bluff
is
community
reduced
the
Jewish
be
declared he was happy to go to Icarian Nation.
more Shekels unless he was per- never
called, it is better that both France population by 617 while during ligion and making insulting re-
mitted to sell them to non-Jews.

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