MEPErRonlEwisn PIRO2VICIE
November 4, 1938
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
&PEWIT/EWEN' RON1CL I
Fighting Minority Status
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
FROM PAGE OM
Within a short time, it is expected tha t
n
the
Woodhead
Commission's
report
o
lish
the,
local
Nazi
expose which
Pohl;Mad Weekly h, The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Ca, las.
Palestine will be made public and tha • a NevT York daily turned down
tete.; ee Sneed-ells matter March
at tha Pale
too many of Society's
sllln st hermit. Web.. ender the Aet of Mamie I, IOTA
the Jews of the world will be apprise d because
400 were implicated . . . Nazi
relative to Gi'eat Britain's plans for th e Spies will be the villains you'll
General Offices and Publication Building
future of the land.
love to hiss in a forthcoming
525 Woodward Avenue
Warner Brothers picture . . .
In the meantime Jewish communitie When
I *Mahone o Cedillas 1040 Cable Addresss Chronicle
New York's ex-Mayor
Landon OftImo
everywhere, including British Jews, con - Jimmy Walker was asked by the
14 Stratford Place, London, W. I, England
O
tinue to press demands for adherence t visiting German flyers to make a
iubecription. in Advance
$3.00 Per Year pledges made to Jewry for the establish . speech in connection with their
presentation of a medal marked
ment of the National Home in Palestine.
re theme pubileatioa all torrompondence and news mettle
"For Peace and Bravery" to an
suet reach this °Bice by Tuesday evening of Mak weak,
These demands are motivated by ou ✓ oil executive, Leonard Lyons re-
sns.en mailing nodes, ;aridly me one Mee of the poem mkt.
people's determination that two thing ports. Jimmy complied with a
The Detroit bedsit ChronicleMI. •orrasponaftwe en Sub.
speech addressed to the aviators
must not happen:
it
mrs of n
***** to the Jewsh peope,
bet Meehan. ritspetud.
l
. • .
Moly tor
indomement of (the •Itwe mpreetild by the Mite,
Sabbath Scriptural Selections
Pentateuchal portion—Gen. 12:1-17:27 •
Prophetical portion—Is. 40:27-41:16
November 4, 1938
Cheshvan 10, 5699
Jews in High Office
PURELY COMMENTARY
(CONCLUDED
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
In this room are Protestants,
Catholics and Jews," he said, "and
1. Immigration to Palestine must
here we have peace. Go back and
tell that to your countrymen."
not be cut off and unhampered op-
Then there's the Oregon cartoon
portunities must be provided for Jews
reported by W. W., showing Hit-
from lands of oppression to settle in
ler studying the old slogan of the
Eretz Israel.
Old Man of Doorn, who in the
days before he started sawing
2. Under no circumstances is it to
wood used to talk about "Me and
be permitted that Jews in Palestine
Gott" ... Hitler's reaction to the
Phrase is "How wordy!"
should be relegated to a minority
BY THE WAY
status.
If you've recently seen a seri-
ous magazine article on the prob-
The second demand depends, of course , !ems of the commercial angle of
upon the first, and taken together the tw O radio signed by one Harry Ein-
constitute the most sacred principles upo n stein, be advised that the author
is none other than your old friend
which Jewish existence depends today.
Parkyakarkus, for whom even the
Jews are a minority everywhere, an d Greeks have no word . . . And if
because of it we are the convenien t y ou're wondering how he got that
ay, just remember that by train-
scapegoat for dictators. In Palestine alon e ing
and long experience he's
there is hope of creating a Jewish majorit y really an advertising executive
where the "ingathering of the exiles" wil I under that heavy veneer of dia-
take place and where security for the per lect.
of sentimentalists is Bar-
secuted of all nations will be a matter o f ney Ace
Gallant, who wants to save
our own making.
New York's famous Tombs Prison
destruction—his idea is to
To yield on these two points woul d from
convert it into a side show—
mean surrender to the forces of terrorism • simply because nearly two decades
The answer of the Jewish people to th e ago he enjoyed a 20-day sojourn
there as the first violator of the
terrorists is:
late lamented Prohibition Act.
Something of a record was
WE REFUSE TO.ACCEPT A MINOR-
achieved by one Benjamin Kant-
ITY POSITION IN PALESTINE AND WE lowitz up in the Bronx recently
DO NOT SURRENDER TO TERRORISM. when he celebrated the 100th an-
niversary of his own Bar Mitzvah
by taking part in the Bar Mitzvah
of one of his great grandsons.
If you've been wondering what
some of the Hollywood luminaries
prefer in the line of sports, we
Ordinarily, a ball, or any other other can tell you that the passion of
social event, is not a suitable subject for Bob Riskin and Hugo Marx is
while Al Lichtmann, Char-
editorial discussion. But in this commu- tennis,
lie Einfeld and George Burns
nity one such event has become an annual prefer golf . . . Just to be differ-
occasion for the reaffirmation of faith in ent, Ernst Lubitsch goes in for
Jewish national aspirations, and it there- horseback riding, and Louis K.
Sidney for fishing.
Py PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
For Self-Defense
There are approximately 450,000 Jews in Pal-
estine, but their will to participate in reconstruc-
tion and relief efforts is by far out of proportion
to their numbers or to their financial means. This
has been proven during drives for relief of Polish
Jews, and during campaigns for the Jewish Na-
tional Fund. New proof came a few days ago
when it was reported that Palestine Jewry had
contributed $250,000 towards the Kofer Ilayishuv,
the self-defense fund. American Jewry, 10 times
larger than the Palestine settlement, has thus far
contributed less than a fifth of this amount to
the defense fund. Perhaps Eretz Israel is destined
to teach us a lesson in generosity.
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Born in a Ditch
When the history of the present migrations of
Jews who are denied homes in horror-stricken Eu-
rope is finally written, the birth of a baby in a
ditch on the Czech-German border will serve as a
symbol of the degradation which has dragged down
the rulers over the destinies of the 20th century
into the lowest depths of barbarism. The mother
of the baby is one of 54 refugees who had fled
Sudentenland and were forced to live jn, ditches
in "no-man's land" because of Czechoslovakia's
refusal to admit them. It is no wonder that this
century is now being compared with the preceding
one as marking a reversion to terror and hoodlum-
ism.
The baby born in a ditch was named "Niemand"
—meaning No One or Nobody. In the light of
historic experiences the baby was mis-named,
because eternal life goes on, and Jews. even
when born under the heels of persecutors, never
abandon hope or sell their birthright.
•
"RETAIN COURAGE,"
HADASSAH PARLEY
DELEGATES URGED
( CONCLUDED .'ROM PAGE "NC)
onetime, sou tiO 110i smoke at oil. Tea, se know
death end o
not afraid Of It.
"But I st tttt
not Ilk, to die oldie rioting In a ear
or stolid..
I should not an It to fall before I could
1.11 no, ome trigger. I omold 'weer to die, to meet
death, sidle on /mord, elate defending our lime and
Dements. Hoot ootwo Is not 1.
,1111.-I feared death; feared Ilea I miglotdie sud-
den!) ss 111.11
(heal or loses!. not Massing
sits or ho„ I 111t1I.
BO those !ballot,. are forgotten.
Them Is a reumn for death as well
for life.
"set we
11.0111,• here to Ilse, .t
die.
I lose
•life—not the life ,, f the ray, theater,einem., bright-
1,111 4.055, hot to lie toe euani
lid
fee) the cool
morning
the gentle breere rufflim nos disoordered
hair Mal 111, 111.11
sleepless mach.
"I tote to hroor at dose the singing of the birds
from thr elearb) forest. Al night trier and death
kirk in liont loomst; ;el stall the dose Hoes deport,
and south oral the sap of life slurns to its lenses
end term; Ille life (hot you amt I loose and appreciate.
"Mutt elm do I lose of life? The creek of Idle
the early
10.10111f, f
liekling od the
bells
the stomp return from p.toinsge, the pmnd-
ing of the pestle in the liour, Y. the orlangout of the
home. 11.1, the anstl.
"Iloo
I ned loom twauliful hi life on
rose
moi l and for our 1111
11 11011!
If I die, oho not
ttrn
our ttt
u
no; it I, for life t 1 oost I shun tile.
..111ernos dust a oleo life will gross emergent, the
life that I hod hosed."
eats io
For those who have no fear of death, because
ca "as healer of the daughter of
our people and savior of our
youth."
Miss Nell Ziff of New York,
national president of the Junior
Hadassah, which comprises 15,000
members, stated that the Munich
past in Europe had made it im-
possible for Jewish young men
and women to ignore their re-
sponsibilities as Jews."
Hospital Near Completio n
Foremost in the minds of the
delegates at present is the Roths-
child Hadassah - University Hos-
pital and Medical School on
Mount Scopus in Jerusalem,
which will be completed soon at
a cost of $1,000,000.
"When this building is opened
this Winter, it will be free of any
debt," Miss Juliet N. Benjamin of
New York, a vice-president of
Hadassah, stated.
Miss Benjamin also told of the
voluntary service pf Eddie Can-
tor, radio and screen comedian,
who, single-handed, raised $501),-
000 last year in England for
Hadassah's Youth Aliyah (im-
migration) movement, which
transfers Jewish children from
Central Europe to Palestine.
So efficient is the transfer ma-
chinery, she said, Aliyah was able
to take young refugees from
Austria after the anchluss before
passports were officially distrib-
uted.
On Wednesday the convention
dedicated a forest of 100,000
trees in Palestine to Mr. Cantor
in appreciation of his service.
they have conic to live, the words failure and de-
Proposal of Prof. Felix Frankfurter's
spair do not exist. "Over my dust a new life will
name for appointment to the United States
grow resurgent . . ." It will. It can not be other-
Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused
wise, since there is no other way out in the world
tragedy for the Jew.
by the death of Justice Benjamin N. Car-
There are those in Jewish ranks whose coopera-
dozo has once again created controversy
tion during the past 20 years would have made the
over the issue of whether Jews should
Jewish position in Palestine doubly secure today
accept appointments to high offices. It is a
but who have not only failed to assist in the great
national effort but now dare to say "I told you
well known fact that conservative Jews on
so,"
or "it is all over now with you Zionists,"
numerous occasions expressed themselves
They are wrong again. They not only misjudge
in opposition to Jews accepting such ap-
Zionism with foolish augury but do not understand
pointments. But it is interesting to note
a movement which may emerge stronger in tragedy
than it was in its colonizing successes in 1934 and
that non-Jews have condemned such an
1935. Even if the worst predictions about the ex-
attitude.
pected new British Palestine policy should come
Speaking in St. Louis recently, Secre-
true, Zionism will go on. It always did, under one
Prophecy—and Warning
name or another. The Jewish national will to live
tary of the Interior Harold Ickes severely
Douglas Reed, London Times correspondent, never dies.
criticized such defeatist attitudes on the
author of "Insanity Fair," made some accurate
•
part of Jews which he labelled as attempts
prophecies about Czechoslovakia, and now issues
grave warnings. His publishers, Random House,
Jewels for Palestine
Hadassah's Educational
to create a "self-made ghetto." Speaking
have made public a letter from this correspondent.
Achievements
London boasts of a great woman who, although
at a memorial meeting for the late Justice
written before the Austrian Anshluss from Central in her eighties, is making unparalleled contribu-
The
problem of Jewish educa-
Cardozo, Mr. Ickes declared that "not a
Europe, in which the following plain words are tions to the upbuilding• of Palestine as the Jewish tion in America has been partly
add ressed to his countrymen:
single gossamer in today's web of anti-
National Home. Lady Lily FitzGerald, who has solved by the Hadassah, Miss
- Creelloslosalda means, ultimately. so"!
S„ don't
Semitism can be traced to his presence on
become a symbol of practical patriotism for Jew- Susan Brandies of New York,
about 'fighting for Clerhosiosakto.' If •eeehoolo-
sokla gam, Hoot means more men And more nmaillons
ish
national redemption, not so long ago started attorney and daughter of Justice
the bench. Respected, admired and be-
to he used against
...opium. one lay ,rer
a
drive for the Jewish National Fund with a con- Louis D. Brandeis, told the open-
the
southr.t
of
F.agland.
If
Creehoolos
able
tn.
loved by all, his actions answered those
Ilensam, the kingdom sithout to king, cannot our-
tribution of $25,000. Now she again takes the ing session of the convention.
she
,
more than a dowile
who preach that the presence of Jews in
of
lead with an appeal to the Jewish women to give
The Hadassah not only is
Germans. Toe would be sell on the soy to the re-
public life aids the cause of anti-Semi-
that Gertome rhominatim
their jewels for Palestine. Writing to a London concerned with its projects in
er Cen-
tral Fawley,
The Balfour Anniversary
■
ma n -poser,
it lon-poo er,
Zionist
weekly
she
states:
Palestine,
but also aims to teach
tism." Referring to those who objected to
metal-ismer, food
-po em and furl-prosser, shirts enabled
Germany to face the last world Isar."
its women members about Jew-
slum lion etude fat• of our people
the selection of another Jew for the Su-
In the Imianee, I feel thatan appesd for meri-
ish
life,"
Miss
Brandeis said.
Even this warning already sounds like another
fire risme soon sill not fall on deaf ears.
preme Court because it would create fur-
prophecy fulfilled.
"More mini nee fundsneed
"When the mother returns
are
ed for Immediate ase.
but this
ther anti-Semitism, Mr. Ickes said they
non not .king for motley. Connot
•
home from a meeting, the chil-
sse cootie forourd like
t en of
buildng
i
"seemed to forget that the coward who
dren will naturally be inquisitive
of the Temple-11de
for the building of F.re ts
"A New Life Will Grow Resurgent . . ."
howl
—and else
our personal possemloa. In leeks.
about what took plhce. The
runs away from his mortal enemy justly
Those who are even in the least acquainted with
sitter and gold? Sorely men the poorest nouhl re-
mother will explain and thus will
spond gene...Is, wool de ttttt nstrate to the ssarld
forfeits the guerdon of the brave. They
the heroism of the Jews in Palestine marvel at
the olept is of feelings of mr people for their cruelty
relate Jewish history for the
the readiness with which they are prepared to
oppressed brethren and sister, and for their promised
proposed, in effect, a self-made ghetto, fore assumes a position of importance on
benefit of the youngsters.
National II
make the supreme sacrifice in defense of.our posi-
ABOUT PEOPLE
and sought the ear of President Hoover the community calendar.
. •Poorrelo elontoining gifts
"The key to the situation, it
he sent to one at
In the Empire State the rumor tion in Eretz Israel.
ox southonsolon Ism, ' , London, W. C. I and they sill
to gain Presidential sanction for that
seems
to me, is the Hadassah
be foe-monied
enn eithout ony trouble to the
The Balfour Ball this year, more than is that Judge Irving Lehman of The most touching description of the Jewish
kind d lllll or.
mother. She greatly enriches
ghetto. These Jews were no less blind to ever
attitude appeared recently in the Hebrew daily
the
N.
Y.
Court
of
Appeals
will
before, provides an opportunity for be appointed to succeed the late Dever of Tel Aviv. It is a soliloquy which has been
itim. I remise sill be uomd for the moot urgent family life by relating the affairs
their opposition to progress than were the demonstrating loyalty to an ideal and to a
11.k that is before a. In Peleoline. Me shall bay
of the Hadassuh."
Benjamin N. Cardozo on reprinted in English in the Zionist Review of Lon-
Ile immediate ovrepolion of Is Welt will
rich Jews in democratic countries in Eu- hope which has already become a sustain- Justice
bring rinforremento In the sorely premed defender@
Dr. Frieda S. Ullian of Bos-
don in a translation by J. L. Meltzer. with the
the U. S. Supreme Court.
of our Homeland.
H
rope when Fascism started its march to ing force in Jewish life.
ton, a research fellow at Rad-
Mrs. Felix M. Warburg is plan- editor's note that it "bears testimony to the spirit
"Nine Mi a owed of our fellow Ham In Palestine
power."
cliffe College and a leader among
nine to give up her home and to of the Yishuv," "Death Has No Fears . .." is the
Initialer II their mallets. for National defenses
Twenty-one years ago—on Nov. 2, 1917
mod ere on ronkinnt thole guarding our lose„ .11-
young Zionist women, said the
title that was chosen for this soliloquy:
of all her art treaures.
It is significant that liberal non-Jews —the British government, through its for- dispose
and settlement, Not a day roars lout one or
'niussa interreptioon I listened to his soft «ome-
educational program of the Ila-
Do you remember how play-
more fulls in defense of floe land. They are eking
not only approve the selection of Prof. eign secretary, Arthur James Balfour, wright Elmer Rice lambasted the ns':
their lire.. Coon or
less than Ole our Jewels?
dassah was designed to enable
"Ofmerge ono one emote to die; I do not sant to
Yours Hr.,
1 loose life. ,ts I crouch night after night In the
women
to be able to talk, not
Frankfurter for the vacancy on the Su- made a pledge to the Jewish people to New York drama critics some sea- die,
LILT FITZGERALD.
trench, nem.,
reined ao I listen to each slight
loll 1.1.%‘11.
only of the money being' ex-
noslie, I think to nossorif hoe onderfel life to. Vet
preme Court bench but condemn the atti- facilitate the creation in Palestine of a Na- sons ago? : : : Well, the payoff is sons
turingolon, Berks.
know
that
I
pended
on
the Iladassah projects
afraid
of
death.
Only
hr
now Elmer's son, Robert,
tude of Jews who are fearful that recog- tional Home for Jewish people. Four that
Lady FitzGerald poses an obvious question: in Palestine, but also of the
dunes life s ho Is not Hold to dl,. Man fears the
does drama criticism for the New
but se know the uni,mon. Shots . . . you
"They
are
giving
their
lives.
Can
we
do
less
than
nition of a Jew's merits may cause a rise years later this pledge was embodied in York Morning Telegraph, most unknown;
people being benefited and the
tour rale, 'mei It and return the firing . . . A
give our jewels?"
Full I et otrikm
rifle Coker, sou go on Mi..
"direction in which they are
in anti-Semitism. The Nation was espe- the Mandate of the League of Nations. In expensive of metropolitan dailies. until
you fall. Sometimes you wake up In hospital,
Will the answer be as obvious?
headed." se
cially outspoken in its attitude expressed 1929 it was made a part of a convention
in the following editorial:
between the United States and Great
DO NOT DESPAIR!
J.C.R.S. Auxiliary
"In the growing speculation over the Britain. Fifty-five nations of the world sub-
President's next appointment to the Su- scribed to this pledge.
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE(
human race and as it moves to- Luncheon Nov. 22
preme Court, the name of Felix Frankfur-
to . ONCLUT/E , FROM PAGE ONE/
For a number of years, Zionism has
the new world which is to
western world. "But for the peo-
ter assumes increasing prominence. Press been the only remaining hope of the Jew- in generations past. They have be ward
created through resistance to
ple of Israel there was light in
Plans
Announced
by
Brochah
support for his nomination is becoming ish masses throughout the world. This made invaluable contributions to the dictators, we shall again find
all their habitations." We find
Rome,
The
contribution
of
the
Goldstein Group
ou orz00 0t i s Itrseea d free people in a
more insisthnt and widespread; a poll by hope must not be dimmed by broken the cultural life and the spiritual w
Church and the Mosque to the the Jews of the Rhine country
using Aramaic words in their
the Gallup Institute discloses that the legal promises.- The hands of the builders of content of Jewish existence, which
o *
At a regular monthly meeting restoration of learning which daily traffic and business, proving
profession itself would greet the appoint- Zion must be strengthened, and the work has helped to sustain the Jews of
made modern civilization possible, that even in the darkest hours
which
took
place
Wednesday.
OFFICERS ELECTED
ment with far greater sympathy than any of enlightenment must be
was doubtless very great. But of the medieval period they re-
carried on America. Thus, we are united in
other that might be made.
BY SERVICE GROUP Oct. 19, in the home of Mrs. these forces, by themselves, could tained commercial as well as
one stream of life; we are one
without interruption.
Reuben Golds, final plans were
learned contact with their breth-
"Unfortunately these expressions of
made by the Brochah Goldstein have accomplished little. Th e ren in Palestine and Babylonia.
The Balfour Ball, which has become an people; their weakness is our
opinion have been accompanied by a dis- important event in this community, is the w eakness; their strength is (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE/ Auxiliary of the Jewish Con- church was itself falling away fro m We have records of legal and rit-
turbing flurry of rumors. A syndicated sole means of the Zionist Organization of our power. And it is our inten-
sumptives' Relief Society of Den- its traditions, and for centuries ualistic quehtions which European
columnist in the American Jewish press Detroit to secure funds for its educational tion to concentrate as great a Peter P. Gilbert, H arry A. Hy ' ver for the bridge luncheon after Augustine and Boetius wa s Jews sent to the older seats of
man, Nathan Kaletsky, Abe Kasle which will be held Tuesday after- able to produce no philosopher o learning, and the answers which
part
of
our
resources
as
we
can
recently said that Mr. Frankfurter had program. Never before has there been
Mrs. Walter Leib , harry C. noon, Nov. 22, in the auditorium the first rank, and the descent o f they received. Above all, as we
actually declined the post now held by such pressing need for enlightenment on possibly contribute to th e
Islam, the meteor of history, wa s shall see in future articles, the
at y e s.
Jews of these early generations
Justice Black and would repeat that refu- Zionist issues. Too many people are mis- strengthening of their resistanc Markle, Walter J. Mayer, Samuel
In view of the fact that space destined to be as rapid as its rise o ' laid the foundations for the in-
A. Popkin• Ilerman Radner and
If
these great social forces wer
sal lest his acceptance aggravate anti- led by untrue facts. Too many are of the and to their sustenance in th e Barney
in the auditorium is limited and
Smith.
As
chairman
of
tricate system of institutional life,
Semitic feeling. This report we can state on opinion that there has been a double hours of their distress.
in order not to have a repetition to have permanent results, ther
the nominating committee, Jo- of the last luncheon, where many was need for a catalytic agent t o e commercial self-government, and
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extremely good authority, is entirely false. pledge by Great Britain to the Arabs
seph H. Ehrlich presented the were turned away at the door, enable them to function at thei ✓ scientific education, which is so
We send a word of encourage- elate of candidates. His commit-
"Only last week, however, a Scripps- as well as to the Jews, and too few seek to
best. This task fell to the Jew well reflected in the literature of
and admiration to the tee members included Mrs. Abe those desirous of attending this who had already contributed a 4 ', the tenth and eleventh centuries.
Howard writer reported that several con- present the facts about this exaggerated ment
Yishub in Palestine for their Srere, Harry Platt, Louis Robin- affair should make reservations much to the ethics and religio T .,
Even before the rise of the
at once by calling Mrs. Reuben
servative Jewish leaders, animated by the claim of the Arabs. In July of 1937 Sir heroic courage and sustained sac- son and David M. Welling.
f
Golds, chairman, at To. 6-0079, of the world. The destruction o e Mohammedan world the Jew was
same fear, had urged the President to re- Henry McMahon denied-that he had made rifice. In the days of their crea-
the roads, the burning of th prepared to serve as an inter-
Community
Fund
Participation
or
Mrs.
Henry
Greenberg,
Un.
frain from appointing Mr. Frankfurter. If a pledge to the Arabs involving Palestine t ive joy, we stood with them; and The aims and scope of the 3-1297.
fibraries, the reduction of world mediary between it and the dark-
these days of warfare, we feel
economy from highly developed ened countries of Europe. Don-
this is true, we believe that their move was and stated: "I definitely and emphatically t in heir
suffering and 'admire their 1939 Detroit Community Fund
Roman commerce and industry to nolo, the famous scholar of south-
as strategically misguided as it was must declare that the promise to King strength, (or their devotion to the campaign scheduled from Nov.
a semi-barbarian form of agricul , ern Italy; Isaac Israeli, the physi-
morally reprehensible. Those who would Hussein for Arab independence did not National Home makes more mean 28 to Dec. 14, were described by J.N.F. Auxiliary
ture. found the Jew still inten t man of North Africa, whose books
ingful the vow that rises to ou r Melville S. Welt, who reported
exploit this appointment for reactionary
on copying ancient manuscripts , were consulted by all medical
"If I forget thee, 0 Jerusa on the participation of Service
Membership
Teas
compiling new works, teaching hi 5 men until the time of Harvey, in
ends are still a tiny, if vociferous, band; include Palestine." The truth about this lips:
as well as other factors affecting Palestine lem, may my right hand forget its GGroup members in the drive .
pupils, travelling from place to the 16th century; and above all,
it is unthinkable that their influence should must be told to the world at large, but it cunning."
A summary of the survey on
place and seeking to preserve Maimonides, who helped lift Eu-
Wednesday, Nov. 9 communications
outweigh the almost universal desire for can not be made known without the neces-
These tragic days impose a the hospital situation in Detroit,
between village ropean thought from its early
greater burden of responsibility made by Dr. J. J. Golub and
Mr. Frankfurter's selection.
and village, and between country slough to the heights of Albertus
sary means.
Harry
J.
Lurie
of
New
York
City,
upon
the
Jews
of
America.
We
Realizing
the
imperative
need
and
country.
Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, and
"And just because such groups are rais-
The Balfour Ball thus serves the double have built up in this great Repub- throqgh the Council of Jewish of making more land available for He did not as is commonly Duns Scotus, were but the final
ing their voices, Mr. Roosevelt is presented
lic a. Jewish community scattered Federations and Welfare Funds , colonization in the near future, charged shun the land. On the links in a long chain, which had
purpose
of
demonstrating
Jewish
loyalty
with a double opportunity. By naming Mr.
in many cities, with its own cul- was given by Isidore Sobeloff, ex- the Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew- contrary, whenever it was pos- its origin in the very beginning
Frankfurter he can further increase the to the ideal for national regeneration and tural and religious and social life. ecutive director of the Jewish ish National Fund has planned ■ sible for him to do so he became of European Jewish life.
of
supplying
means
to
carry
on
the
work
The
American Jewish community Welfare Federation. Mr. Sobeloff series of teas in the homes of a farmer, a planter, or a vintner.
It is a sombre but instructive
clarity and boldness of the court ; and at
lives under normal and healthy also reported on the work already board members to make prospec- But he refused to barter away thought, that the very achieve-
of enlightenment about the movement.
the same time demo
ns a t e hi
s r faith in the
conditions. That life cannot long accomplished by the Resettlement tive members acquainted with the his freedom for a livelihood; he ment of their mission, the intellec-
survival of democratic vitality."
remain normal and healthy and Service in aiding local refugees. aims of the organization. It is would not accept serfdom as the tual elevation of Europe and the
hoped that these informal gath- price of security. When the ad- restoration of world commerce,
free, while other Jewish commu-
As self-respecting citizens, Jews are ob-
Junior Section
nities
are being maimed and hu-
The constitution and by-laws erings will stimulate the mem- vancing feudal system made in- brought on the Jew§ the fearful
ligated to endorse this viewpoint. It would
Birth
Control
and
Oranges
bership
campaign now in prog- dependent land-ownership increas- calamities of the medieval perse-
miliated and, treated as alien to drawn up for the proposed Junior
be nothing short of suicide to adopt an
the rights of the world. Through Section of the Detroit Service, ress. The teas will be given Wed- ingly dangerous, he sold his an- cution. It was not barbarian, but
nesday
afternoon,
Nov. 9. Fold cestral possessions, rather than semi-civilized Europe, which dealt
attitude of defeatism. Once we subscribe to
At Ontario, Calif., 150 citrus ranchers their healing, we shall heal our- presented by Maurice A. Giesler,
a policy which says that our participation and packers agreed with John B. Schnei- selves. Through their salvation, chairman of the junior provisional further information call the chair- , accept them at the hands of a the Jew the fearful blows of the
we shall be saved. Through their committee, received the approval man, Mrs. Max Hayman, Tyler feudal lord.
Crusades, the auccessive expul-
in political life will bring about anti-Semi- der, agricultural economics specialist of defeat,
In the anarchy of the early sions. and the continually increas-
we shall be defeated.
of the senior body. The Junior 6-6266.
tism, we encourage the application of the University of California, who pointed
Middle Ages, this resistance to ing degradation. The ancient lit-
We call upon the Jewish youth Section organizational meeting
serfdom did not interfere with erature which the Jew had helped
such a damnable viewpoint in the profes- out in his address that birth control and of America to find place in the will be held on Sunday afternoon,
J. W. V. BROADCAST
the status of the Jew. He was revive contained, together with
sions and industry.
reduced immigration are more responsible ranks of organized Jewy. Let Nov. 6, at 2:30 o'clock, at Hotel
ON
ARMISTICE
DAY
permitted to come and go; he life-giving wisdom, the deadly
Jews should claim the right of partici- for lower citrus fruit prices than over- them imitate their comrades in Statler.
was generally not only tolerated
Europe and the example of their
virus of anti-Semitism and race-
Reports were also presented by
pation in the life of the American commu- production of crops.
comrades in Palestine. The Jew- Harry R. Solomon. chairman of
NEW YORY (WNS) — The but welcomed. There were edicts hatred. Side by side with the
nity on the basis of merit and on the
The Jews in Palestine, who are effected ish youth of all lands are not in the Detroit Service Group collec- Annual Armistice Service of the issued prohibiting Jews from hay- studies of Plato were to be found
strength of guarantees made in the Consti- by a much more serious crisis than lower retreat; they are not victims of tion committee, and Israel Him- Jewish War Veterans of the ing Christian servants and from the bitter calumnies of Apion.
making proselyte's and some of Like the fishermen in the Arabic
tution not to discriminate against a person prices for oranges, have to contend with despair; they are fighting the bat- elhoch, chairman of the public United States, will be broadcast the
Spanish and French rulers at- tale, the Jew had released a fear-
tle of their kinsmen the world relations committee. Simon Shet- over the coast to coast network
on account of his race or-religion. Those entirely different problems. For them it is over.
tempted
to force Jews to accept ful genie which threatened to
of the Mutual Broadcasting Sys-
It is their blood which runs
who deviate fro msuch principles are not first of all a question of secure handling through the veins of the Jewish zer presided.
tem on Friday, Nov. 11, at 310 baptism. But the first major per- destroy him: but unlike the Arab,
secution of the Jews in Western the Jew had neither the will nor
only acting in a spirit harmful to the Jew- 1 and shipping of the fruit, and secondly youth of America. It is their ex-
p. m., E. S. T.
Europe occurred no earlier than the power to reimprison this
ish people but also to American traditions. that of efficient organization. Recognized ample that, should serve as incen- HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
The speakers will be Col. Wil- the
year 1096, fully six centuries newly discovered enemy.
tive for the mobilization of the
liam R. Arnold, Chief of Chap- after Rome had
fallen into the
as the best orange on the world market, American Jewish youth in the de-
Profertme r Ilnkeleteln wail to%tessmj
or
Friday, Nov. 11, at 1:30 lains, War Department; Captain hands of the barbarians, and anti-
the Palestine fruit needs 'careful distribu- fense of our entire national front. p. On
Robert D. Workman, Head of the Semitism did not reach its most 'Aro= grtZart=1:apron
""d"ea to 'any
m.,
Sirs.
Harry
Rosman
of
1484
bearing on the Isom. raised In
Chaplains Division, Navy Depart. humiliating stage until the Fourth Rwestlons
tion and business-like introduction on the We are the reserves and the re- Atkinson ANT.
Ills eerie. of mtiorleg. Ile foss be
will be hostess to ment; Rabbi Abbo Hillel Silver
The American Way
and, most important
dmrd
European market. (Shipment of Palestine inforcements
n the defense of our frontiers. the board members of the Home of Cleveland, Ohio, National Lateran Council, in the year 1215 ,
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alofhleTio's;firons n't
Theologwal Seminary of America, 30410
oranges
to
the
United
States
is
forbidden.)
when
Jews
were
commanded
to
a
the
feeling
of
confidence
creat-
George Z. Medalie, leader in Zionist
Relief Society. Plans will be dis- Chaplain, Jewish War Veterans, wear special clothes and particu- Ilreadway. New Tork.
d in the defense that reinforce- cussed for the meeting to be held and Isador S. Worth of New Jer-
(Cop; right, 111311. 8 A. F. gel
With
security
in
the
land,
the
Palestine
e
and other Jewish circles in New York,
larly the Yellow badge.
ments are prepared to take their
Nov. 28 at the home of Mrs. sey. National Commander of the JEWS KEPT LEARNING ALIVE
was named acting campaign manager for orange growers may well hope for it p laces in case they fall in battle. on
Sidney Wallace of Canterbury Rd., Jewish War Veterans. Music will
Throughout the centuries sep- Gifts to Children's Home
for
their
citrus
fruit.
bright
future
Thomas E. Dewey, Republican candidate
It is our firm convicti on
at which Mrs. Gertrude Obersteen he furnished by the U. S. Army arating the destruction of Rome
In this country, the opening of our faith that mankind will overcome will review "My Son, My Son."
Band.
for Governor of New York. On the other
from the beginning of Jewish per-
The Jewish Children's Home
evils of Hitlerism and anti.
Mrs. Charles Cornell of Richton
hand, John C. Kelly, prominent Catholic doors to immigration would solve not only the
secution, the Jew contributed in acknowledges donations from the
S mitism just as it has overcome Ave. was hostess to the executive
n
amazing
manner
to
the
ore-
following:
Mrs. J. L. Dante, Mrs.
the
problem
of
the
citrus
grower
but
of
layman, was chosen by the Jewish gov-
sraeli's of disease and barbarism board Nov. 2. The chairman of the Bnai David A.Z.A. Chapter ervation of ancient learning, Gewertz, Juniors' Charity Club,
ernor of .New York, Herbert -II. Lehman, many other industries which depend-upon in times past. The new idols will board, Mrs. Al Weisman, presided.
Mrs.
H.
Srere,
Mrs. Harry C.
to manage his campaign for a fourth a larger population. Unfortunately, the crumble as did the old. Mankind The Home Relief Society ac- The chapter's beaketbell team B eotius the last truly great mind Grossman, Mr. David
Marks, Sam
prejudice against immigrants is too deep- will be stirred once more to self- knowledges a donation from Dr. will play with Chapter 313 on o f the Western Roman Empire, was Platter, Mrs. Louis A. Cohen, in
term.
, recognition. It will once more ap- and Mrs. Robert R. Kaltman in
night
scented in the year 525; and memory of Yahrzeit of parents,
This is the American way,—even if it rooted to permit a return to an open preciate the moral value of de- memory of Joyce Weiss, daughter Tuesday
A bingo party will be spon-' t hen the lamp of learning was Samuel Caplan and Mrs. Lena
door policy for the United States.
is also the political way.
mocracy in the progress of the of Dr. and Mrs. George Weiss.
roared on Sunday evening.
efinitely extinguished in the Caplan; Mrs. Meisner.
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