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of gases at metallic surfaces, the
community enjoys better light
from gas-filled electric lamps. Be-
cause our medical centers could
direct the efforts of a corps of
men to solving the problem of
malaria, the American nation is
freed from a great source. Each
of us in his labor or his profession
performs highly specialized work.
It is, however, only by coordinat-
ing our specialized efforts that
the needs of each are satisfied. By
such coordination we have a great-
er abundance than ever before
in history,
As our greatest strength lies in
such cooperation, so our greatest
fear must be of those factors
which tend to introduce dissen-
tious and the formation within
the community of antagonistic
groups. This is clearly the most
vulnerable aspect of a free com-
munity, where we may expect at-
tack by foes from within and from
without. Those who sow the seeds
of hate and discord are thus our
greatest enemies.
Community strength lies in
working together for the common
good, In a technological world
where specialization and coopera-
tion are of unprecedented impor-
tance, the love of our fellows thus
becomes the law of life.
Brotherhood of Mankind
The truth is that science today
as never before is stressing the
brotherhood of all mankind. At
I the moment it is probable that our
greatest strength is to be found
in coordinating the efforts of our
national community. Yet the
rapid trend of social development
—evolution, if you wish—as stim-
ulated by science and technology,
is the growth of larger and larger
communities. Just because such
larger communities, when knit to-
gether by railroads and wires and
radio, are stronger than smaller
ones, they must prevail in the
intense competition among mod-
ern nations. In strengthening the
community life of our nation, we
shall thus be preparing the way
for the development of that world
community toward which science
points,

Incidentally, I would note how
the advances of our knowledge
and techniques have themselves
resulted from contributions from
many sources. Fire,•the wheel, the
inclined plane are prehistoric. Iron
scents to have come either from
the llittities or from the Somali
negroes, the only primitive peo-
ple who continue their own an-
cient method of iron production.
The alphabet came to us from
the Phoenician Semites and print-
ing from the Chinese. Electricity
and magnetism were described by
the Greeks, as was also the helio-
centric solar system.

Answer to Racialism

Coming down to modern times,
in the field of science, .Galileo,
an Italian Catholic, discovered the
laws of falling bodies and started
modern science. Necoton, a Prot-
estant, earnestiy concerned with
religion, established the laws of
mechanics, which were brilliantly
developed by Laplace and La
Grange to whom religion meant
little. Radio waves were discov-
ered by Herz, a German' Jew;
x-rays by Rontgen, a German
Protestant; and cosmic rays by
Hess, an Austrian Catholic. For
the, theory which interprets these
rays we are chiefly indebted to
Maxwell, the English Protestant,
Einstein. the German Jew, and de
Broglie, the French Catholic.
As I consider those who have
discovered the various particles
which compose the cosmic rays,
there are Lorentz, the Dutch free.
thinker, and Thomson of the
Church of England, who identified
the negative electron; Rutherford,
the New Zealander, negligent of
religion, who found the proton;
Anderson, the American of Swe-
dish descent, who first observed
the positive electron; Germany's
Rothe, France's JolMt and Eng-
land's Chadwick who found the
neutrons, America's Irish Protest-
ant Milliken and Italy's Jewish
Rossi who distinguished the show-
er producing rays, and the Jap-
anese Yukawa who predicted the
mesotron which is now the center
of scientific interest.
This is the answer to those
who would contrast Aryan science
and Jewish science.

JEWISH YOUTH VIEWS ITS FUTURE

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

abnormal nation. They alone of
NEW PUPILS NOW BEING ENROLLED
all national groups are a minority
wherever
they are found, without
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For information call HOgsrth 1889
lem. The unsound economic dis-
tribution makes the Jew especial-
ly vulnerable. Ile is easily dis-
work In these days of crisis will placed from his middle-class oc-
be told you'll realize that its lead- cupations at a time when all other
ers deserve a whole bouquet of fields are closed. The fact that he
orchids for one of the awellest has no homeland to afford him
lobs of, refugee reconstruction political protection makes him an
PROM PA019 OM
ever done.
easy victim of persecution—a
/ Jacob Epsteints Bust of Dr. scapegoat that can be used to
Hitler that a funeral can't fix" Stephen S. Wise, which
was pre- keep the mass mind from real
was IlarrY's retort,
sented to Dr. Wise by his friends, Problems of the country, be it
HOME NEWS
will adorn the library of the Jew- Germany, Poland or even Amer-
•• The reason why the Refugee ish Institute of Religion , . . To ica. Not until these two abnor-
Conference at Washington is those who ask why he isn't tak- malities are removed will the Jew
something of a flop is because the ing the bust home Dr. Wise ex- be able to live in economic se-
French and British governments plains: "Two Wise faces in one curity and without fear of perse-
take the stand that after the war house would be too much for any cution.
49 Minorities in Central and family to bear."
The task of remedying these
astern Europe will no longer
Justice Irving Lehman's speech basic ills of the Jewish nation is
have to seek a place of refuge at the closing dinner of the Pales- embodied in Zionism. The aim of
... As a matter of fact, so con- tine Pavilion made a strongly Zionism is to create a stable Jew-
vinced are the Allies that before Zionistic impression ... The non- ish nation in Palestine, the his-
long the Hitler government will Zionist leader feels deeply an- toric Jewish homeland. It is true
be a Ching of the past that they noyed because the Refugee Con- that not all Jews can go to Pales-
believe that as soon as the war ference at Washington didn't men- tine. But the establishment of a
is over many of the refugees who tion Palestine as a possible refuge state would give Jews the world
are now looking for a home will . . Nobel-Prize-winner Thomas over ■ n international political
be rushing back to Germany,
Mann visited only two pavilions at status which would make hard
Don't lay any bets on Hitler's the New York World's Fair—the pressed governments look else-
, death becoming the biggest news Soviet Pavilion on the opening where for a scapegoat. Palestine
story in the history of American day of exposition, and the Pal- also offers a normal and healthy
newopaperdom . . , If he should estine Pavilion on its closing day. economic life for the nation and
die while still riding high his
What the American Jewish Con- a chance for true cultural devel-
obituary in the Times will be gress needs is that rare article, opment from which all Jews
seven columns long, and no more a good fund-raising director,
would derive benefit. Only in Pal-
. . . It's all prepared . . . What
estine through Zionism can these
we personally hope for is a two- FILM DEPT.
things be accomplished. To this
The new Disraeli film that Hol- movement Jewish youth in Amer-
line item buried among the ads,
in 1960, saying: "Adolf Hitler, lywood is planning will studiedly ica must bend their efforts. If
who once fooled a lot of people ignore the great statesman's ef- they do not recognize this neces-
forts to remove the religious dis- sity now, they will recognize it
- died in his padded cell,"
• That new Brooklyn daily which abilities against Catholics and later on when the tragedy of the
'Johannes Steel and A. Spiro are Jews existing in England in his Jew strikes them personally. And
' , reported to be launching is, we day . .. The owners that be have persecution will come to Ameri-
.are told, intended primarily as an decided that this is no time to can Jews as it has conic and will
•election sheet, and not pro-Roose- remind the public of such mat- continue to come to all Jews un-
ters.
velt either.
til they are back on their own
The news that the names of all
If you see the film, "A Peo- land living their own life.
Father Coughlin's affiliates will ple Eternal," and you hear Con-
It is up to American Jewish
be changed to include the words rad Veldt, the well-known ex• youth to carry through these mo-
•"worker"'and "American" is in- German—now British—film star, mentous tasks. I say American
teresting indeed . . . It reminds speak Yiddish, don't think you're Jews for we can no longer ex-
us of the fact that the full name drecming .. . It's a British-pro- pect the broken Jewry of Europe
of the Nazi party is "Nationalist duced movie, with Yiddish dia- to do much. And I say American
'Socialist German Workers' Party," logue dubbed in.
youth, for we can rest assured
-CHIT-CHAT
•
that it is the youth who will bring
ABOUT PEOPLE
Where's something tragic about
salvation to the Jewish nation.
Virtuoso Emmanuel Feuermann, In this epoch more than in any
" the. • posters which the Polish
travel agency in New York still who possesses the last 'cello made other we can see how instru-
by
the great Italian master Stradi- mental youth is in molding his-
`features, inviting Americans to
Visit its "picturesque and flourish- varius, reserves an extra Pullman tory. Therefore, Jewish youth
chair
or berth for the instrument must do something basic to aid
ing" country,
whenever he must travel by train the Jewish people. Education,
i • Don't miss the December Issue
It's
insured for $35.000.
Of True Story Magazine ... Helen
communal work, fighting anti-
Mrs. Thomas Mann's first name Semitism, etc., are all important
Vooros, who testified before the
is
Katie
, .. And although some tasks that must be done. However,
Dies Committee, tells more than
she ever told before of her ex- of her society friends consider it they must be done in the light
undignified she always of Zionist ideals and in unison
periences in a Bund camp . . . highly
signs it that way.
with Zionist activities.
And will the faces of the Nazti
Secretary of the Treasury
-' followers of Fritz Kuhn be red
Whatever ways are chosen by
, when they read Helen's confes- Henry Morgenthau, who's one of Jewish youth, Zionism must and
the hardest-working members of will be by far the most important.
•aions!
The business men of New President Roosevelt's Cabinet, in-
-York's East 86th Street are launch- variably eats lunch in his office
ing a vigorous publicity campaign . He feels he can't spare the Jewish Effort in Advance-
to clear their district of the pro- time to go out.
ment and Progress
Nazi stigma bestowed on it by
Don't put any stock in those of Mankind
the noisy Bund adherents . . . hopeful rumors that are now
Which reminds us of Walter whispered about that Sholem
B, M. MANUEL HELFMAN
Winchell's new name for the Asch's new book, 'The Nazarene,'
Bund—the Kuhn-Klux-Klan,
will win him the Nobel Prize.
The elders of the Jewish com-
Jimmy Fidler, widely syndicat-
Max Reinhardt's first grand- munity have, from time imme-
ed Ilolly•ood columnist, suggests child will be not only American morial, incessantly and most prop-
that British fliers drop Hedy but Hollywood-born . .. His son erly pointed out from pulpit and
Litmarea picture into German Wolfgang is the anticipating Platform that the future of Jew-
territory instead of propaganda father .
ish youth should be consecrated
leaflets e . ,;.
th
,is. B i n y gs hto hw at i Tic t a h to e p m t o h le ia in t
Stella Adler, daughter of the to the preparation for and pur-
suit
of Jewish leadership. To fur-
l
ate Jacob P. Adler, is going to
from fighting, he claims,
be married to Mark Lawrence, ther emphasize this message and
YOU SHOULD KNOW
illustrate
this all-important les-
When the whole story of the the actor . . . To Francine Larri- son, resort is constantly had to
Joint Distribution Committee's more, Adler's niece, will go the the fact that our common misfor-
honor of stardom in Sinclair
tunes and minority status have
Lewis' new Play.
called for a sort of hereditary
Admirers, of skating champion obligation upon the younger ele-
Irving Jaffee will soon be able to ment to devote a part of their
see him perform at the Gay energy, worldly goods, and tal-
Blades, in West 52nd. St., New ents for the benefit of their co-
York.
religionists. We are repeatedly re-
Sirs. Joseph Schildkraat, the minded of the desperate plight of
beautiful blonde wife of Rudolph our people and of the resulting
Schildkraut's son, is said to be necessity of obtaining our own
very sick.
salvation by ourselves because of

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the neglect or refusal of human-
ity at large to appreciate and as-
sist In alleviating our unfortunate
situation. We youth are constant-
ly made to recall the Maccobeean
role played by our own Jewish
heroes as a means of inspiration
to emulate the example of those
who gave of their careers and
lives to the service and further-
ance of Jewish causes in peace
and in conflict.

Yet such a mode of argument
appealing to strict Jewish con-
sciousness, in many instances, re-
sults in an unfortunate, distorted
interpretation that such leader-
ship to be really useful and con-
structive should concern itself, in
a substantial measure, directly
with Jewish problems, furthering
Jewish pursuits, and on behalf of
Jews as a special entity.
Whereas geographic and physi-
cal limitations have commonly
been the lot of our ancestors and
contemporaries, yet it is to the
credit and glory of our race that
Israel has never been character-
ized by a mental and spiritual
"ghetto"—namely, a selfish limi-
tation of our resources and tal-
ents along the narrow confines of
Jewish activity. Suffice it to say,
the proudest pages of world his-

November 10, 1939

tory fairly burst with achieve- SERVICE GROUP'S
SARG MARIONETTES IN a few minutes the watcher is car-
ments of our co-religionists that
MEMBERS WORK IN
ried away by -the magic of the
run the gamut of all Phases of lit-
ROBIN HOOD SATURDAY artistry
and forgets them entirely,
erature, arts, and the sciences
COMMUNITY DRIVE

which have permitted of the ad-
vancement and progress of all
mankind, not merely the Jews
themselves as some sort of a body
Politic.
Although the accomplishments
that have been usually suggested
as a source of pride to our people
are in fields of endeavor involving
technical knowledge, mere honest
effort and talents which are com-
mon to every individual may also
Rain results of immeasurable
value.
We in the last few months have
seen the musical harmony of an
Irving Berlin create a much-
needed expression of all Ameri-
cans' common love of country in
his composition "God Bless Amer-
ica"; the fundamental element of
Patriotism as in all of us have
motivated a Walter Winchell to
the dissemination of good will
and inter-group harmony that is
beneficial to the entire nation;
and the efforts in the promotion
of the cause of peace and allevia-
tion of paralytic suffering spring-
ing forth from the humanitarian-
ism as found in Eddie Cantor are
a source of genuine satisfaction
to us all. These examples are
particularly significant in that or-
dinary effort which well could
have been narrowed down to Jew-
ish application have been em-
ployed toward the well-being of
their fellow man and, as a matter
of fact, have inured in a larger
measure to the benefit of the Jew-
ish people in welding us as a nec-
essary part of the social order be-
cause of its contribution to society
as a whole.
It should also be especially
noted that the talents and char-
acteristics mentioned above as
creating priceless benefits are all
common in a substantial measure
in every individual and are of the
ordinary sort as contrasted to
technical and scientific knowledge
of our heretofore recognized lead-
ers of achievement.
While it cannot but be readily
admitted that Jewish leadership
talent must be devoted to the
Pursuit and solution of Jewish
Problems and difficult situations
and the development of Jewish in-
stitutions, yet it must not be for-
gotten by those who perhaps are
not gifted or inclined toward
communal effort of this sort that
he also nobly serves the cause,
heritage and destiny of Israel
who devotes his efforts and talent,
however ordinary and common-
place they may be, to the advance-
ment and progress of mankind.

Rubenstein Piano Studios
Move to New Quarters

Rubenstein Piano Studios have
moved to their new location at
12626 Dexter Blvd., between Ful -
lerton and Leslie. Mrs. Rose Ru-
benstein, known for the past 22
years as a teacher, instructs piano
individually and in groups and
also gives classes in theory in ear-
training. Mrs. Rubenstein is con-
ducting baby classes for children
from 3 to 5 years of age, teach-
ing them the fundamentals of
music through foundation for their
future study of music. Mrs. Ru-
benstein is assisted by her daugh-
ter, Eada, who is well known in
Detroit for her public appearances
as soloist.

SOFIA (WNS) — Following
anti-Jewish excesses here during
the week of Yom Kippur, the
cabinet has taken steps to prevent
a recurrence of such demonstra=
tions by issuing decrees against
members of the outlawed fascist
anti-Semitic organizations Ratnitzi
and National Legion.

(CONCLUDED FI1081 PAGE ONE)

K. Harris, Jacob Keidan, Alex
Kraft, Saul M. Leach, Theodore
Levin, Milton M. Maddin, Morris
Marks, David Si, Miro, Harry
Robbins, Norman Rom, Charles
Rubiner, Myron Schiffman. 'Wal-
ter Schmier, Harold M. Shapero,
Irving S. Simons, Samuel Simmer
and Norman Snider.
In addition to their work in the
Lawyers' Division, the following
campaigners are active in the
Special Gifts Division of the Drive,
and have been soliciting for this
group since Oct. 16: Sidney L.
Alexander, Irwin I. Cohn, Herbert
F.iges, Jacob Keidan, Milton
Maddin and Henry Meyers.

Detroit Sunshine Club at
Miami Beach Resumes
Activities

Mrs. Fannie Strauss, president
of the Detroit Sunshine Club, was
welcomed back to Miami Beach,
Fla. The officers and members
hope to make this a banner season,
and are awaiting the return of
their organizer. Mrs. H. II.
Prenzlauer.

The world-famous marionettes
and the original New York com-
pany of Tony Sarg's Marionettes
will play afternoon and evening
performances of "Robin Hood,"
Saturday, Nov. 18, in the Scottish
Rite Cathedral of the Masonic
Temple.
To many people who have seen
the various Sarg shows during
the last 16 years the very name
of Tony Sarg's Marionettes spells
enchantment in anticipation. Sarg
is the originator of the Marion-
ette traveling company, and while
he now has imitators too numer-
ous to mention there are still very
few who produce complete plays
and none who have established
the Sarg record of 15 years on
Broadway as a standard theatrical
attraction, competing with the
best the Great White Way and its
prolific side streets can offer.
The Tony Sorg Marionettes
have all the attributes of actors,
and can do many things that the
regular stage actor must omit.
The dolls have moving arms, legs,
eyes, mouths, all done by the aid
of strings which are managed by
wooden controls from a bridge
built above the stage. The oper-
ators are hidden from view and,
though the strings are visible. in

If Tony Sarg had lived in the
days of black magic, says the
Theater Magazine, he would have
been burned as a sorcerer or wiz-
ard, or whatever it is in trousers
that corresponds to a witch. His
puppets are so life-like that they
really smell of sorcery.

Gift to Scholarship Fund of
Hebrew Schools

The United Hebrew Schools is
in receipt of a contribution to the
scholarship fund from Nate Rob-
inson, in memory of Murray Ber-
ger of Central Park West, New
York City.

Philomathic Debating Club

At its weekly meeting, last Sun-
day, the Philomathic Debating
Club presented a panel discussion
on "Neutrality." Participating in
the program were Irving Sides,
Albert Siegel and Martin Sha-
piro.
At the next meeting, Sunday,
Nov. 12, there will be election of
participants for the club's coming
out affair, the annual oratorical
contest.
Plans for the Philomathic De-
bating Club's banquet were also
discussed.

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