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July 25, 1941

FAIR EXCHANGE

Here is a really human story
about Albert Einstein. We are
indebted to Leonard Lyons for
it. One of the Princeton neigh-
bors of Prof. Einstein has an 8
year-old daughter who made it
a practice to visit the famed
scientist every afternoon. After
many weeks of these daily visits,
the girl's mother finally went to
see Einstein, and apologized to
him for her daughter's constant
interruptions of his scientific
thought. "Oh, not at all," Ein-
stein assured her. "I enjoy her
visits very much, and we get
along well." "Really?" asked the
lady. "But what can you and a
little 8-year-old girl have in com-
mon?" "A great deal," Einstein
explained. "I love the jelly beans
she brings me—and she loves the
way I do her arithmetic lessons."

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SPEECH: A POWER Jewish Educator
Two Brilliant Analysts Lauds Gentile Aid
In Wartime Britain
Tell How to Utilize

This Force

estine, where he had been sta-
tioned at the outbreak of war.
Suddenly he was amazed to
hear the faint strains of a Pal-
estinian song wafting across the
snow. At first he thought it was
a trick of the imagination. As
he walked towards the music,
however, it became louder, and
at length led him to the doors of
a small parish hall, beside an

Christian-Jewish Conference

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An-

nounced for Aug. 24.29

NEW YORK (JPS)—The an-
nual Institute of Human Rela-
tions, sponsored by the National
Conference of Christians and Jews,
will be held at Williamstown from
August 24th to 29th, it was an-
nounced here by Prof. Arthur

LONDON—A heartening story
of tolerance and courage is told
Speech is power; speech can by Dr. Nathan Morris, national
H. Compton, physicist co-chairman
sway men; speech can enlighten director of Hebrew Education in
England, describing the special Anglican village church. Within of the conference.
and guide men.
education being given to Jewish
The agenda of the meeting will
Haw can speech best be used? children all over England today. was a group of evacuated Jewish
children, practicing a song to feature the peace aims of the
Two able analysts tell how to
Itinerant Hebrew teachers are greet their former London teach- world, with the various speeches
do it, and each, in his own way,
renders a great service to the the heroes of the story. In their er who was expected on a visit. being bracketed under the title
unusual wartime task of assur-
Dr. Morris stressed the under- "The World We Want to Live in."
science of public speaking.
In a lengthy article on the
Dr. Joseph G. Brin, of the ing that the required education standing help he had received
famous Brin family in Boston, reaches every Jewish child evacu- from the Church of England and forthcoming sessions by Prof.
Compton released by the National
the publishers of the Jewish Ad- ated from the cities to the far Government teachers.
The headmaster of a famous Conference, not a single word ap-
vocate, tells it in "Personal corners of the English country-
side, they are constantly im- Norfolk school took special pains pears that might be construed as
pressed by the understanding and to meet Dr. Morris to discuss it rebuke to Adolf Hitler. Appar-
cooperation they receive every- the welfare of London Jewish ently intended to give offense to
no member of the Conference of
where from Gentiles., A striking children under his care.
Italian Police Raid Jewish Organ-
example of this is represented by
Dr. Morris urges that since Jews and Christians, the article
izations in Milan, Trieste
a country vicar who is housing such kindness towards Jewish would make it appear that it has
several Jewish evacuees in his evacuees prevails in all parts of room for those who are for as well
BELGRADE (WNS) — Flying
own home. One of the boys has the country, the children should as for those who are against the
spuads of Italian political police
there prepared for confirmation, not be allowed to return to Nazi leader. Typical of the re-
have raided Jewish organizations
which will be completed in the blitzed areas. He feels particu- markable fence-sitting of the
in Milan, Trieste and Turin dur-
synagogue at King's Lynn, Nor- larly strongly about this since scientist concerned with peace
ing the past week, arrested di-
after the war is the following
rectors and other executives of
folk.
one small Jewish evacuee was
Dr. Morris emphasized this co- taken back to London and killed quotation:
the organizations, and carted
"I have talked to large nu-
operation when he described in on the first night after his re-
away with them the files and
bers of religious leaders within
detail the Jewish educational cen- turn.
correspondence of several of the
recent months. There are many
ter at King's Lynn, recently.
organizations. The raids and sub-
of them, devout and sincere, who
This is a typical center, from
sequent arrests were made at the
feel with certainty that the wolrd
Cultural Pluralism Seen as
which the teacher appointed to
"request" of Nazi Gestapo agents
will never know freedom and
Post-War
Goal
the district visits the furthest
who have apparently filtered into
peace as long as Hitler and the
outlying villages over a wide
those Italian cities in large num-
Third Reich are permitted to
YELLOW
SPRINGS, Ohio stand. Equally devout, equally sin-
bers.
radius.
"On Saturday morning", said (JPS) — An abandonment of cere are those who vigorously op-
Dr. Morris "the teacher holds a nationalism as it is now prac- pose war on the interpretation
service for childrden in the ticed and a substitution of cultural that it is morally and spiritually
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
Chapel Hall, which is lent by pluralism, giving to each minor- wrong under any thesis."
an opportunity for self-ex-
LOUIS NIZER. Author of, Methodists. He meets the older ity
children for instruction in the pression, are the only roads to a
"Thinking On Your Feet" afternoon and takes them, per- stable post-war world in Europe,
Don't listen to the stories of a
haps, to an' ancient Jewish ceme- it is suggested by Prof. Albert rift between Ben Hecht and PM,
"where vacation dreams come true"
Power Through Public Speech," tery nearby, to examine inscrip- Guerard, noted historian of Stan- for which he wrote stories that
published by Harper and Broth- tions on the tombs of Jews who ford University, in an article ap- cost him $150 a week to gather
South Haven's Finest Resort
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ers, New York.
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Louis Nizer, lawyer, brilliant during the reign of Edward the The Antioch Review, published by hard-hitting New York afternoon
Antioch College here. Within the
after dinner speaker, one of the First.
• A gay. friendly crowd
framework of an "economic Eu- tabloid. Hecht is doing a movie-
best
known
masters
of
cere-
"On
Sunday
the
itinerant
Swimming,
tennis,
golf,
horses
writing assignment to get enough
•
monies at great dinners, gives teacher travels 20 miles on a rope," with barriers removed, he money to be able to afford the
• Handball, ping pong, archery
urged
that
"complete
cultural
his advice, and describes his ex- motorcycle to a village where a
luxury of writing for PM. He is
• Dancing, concerts, movies
periences, in a much larger book, number of Jewish children are freedom be proclaimed which must expected back in print a few
transcend all material boun-
evacuated
from
London.
Planned Activities
days after this piece appears.
"Here there is an estate where daries."
Rooms with Bath
a titled Christian woman has
Superb Food
taken 16 German-Jewish children
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to themselves with their own
kosher kitchen, and a Jewish cook
makes its bow
and matron. The children attend
Maurice end Becky Steuben having severed all connections with
a local school but the visiting
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teacher gives them Hebrew les-
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[
entire block of
AMERICAN PLAN
"In another village the itine-
private rolling lawn,
ONLY
rant teacher is allowed by the
trees and playground
4irei7
Board of Education to include
300 feet of concrete
Newly constructed and r,r
Hebrew religious. instruction in
tennis
sun
terrace,
furnished. All large2; ..""'
the children's secular studies."
c our t, shuffleboard,
oms we n it
Dr. Morris particularly remem-
ping-pong, horseshoes.
lake
exposure rooms
bers the first wartime winter, in
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park. Cool dining
1939, when snow and cold at-
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FOR REST, SPORT and
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He
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FUN for EVERYONE..
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trasted markedly with the parched
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VI. I. In
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book. It is almost like contempo- their speaking habits, who suf- CATERING TO THE
STEUBEN'S
• OOTH
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IN SOUTH HAVEN
Yousger6eoeration
MICR.
ON HOOTS 'NON{ COMO
encyclopedic. Not only does the is an able corrector. Also, he is FOR 35 YEARS
Swimming . Tennis . Golf
Dancing
an able teacher through his
author
describe
how
best
to
say
"FOR REST AND PLAY"
the right thing at the right time, splendid book. He deals with
COME AND STAY AT
but he also presents a group of personality problems, broadcast-
character sketches to illustrate ing difficulties, the injection of
his point. He tells of the tech- wit into public speech, etc.
Both Nizer and Brin advise
nique of persons like Dorothy
d
deal d : I
"COOLEST SPOT IN MICHIGAN"
Thompson, Stephen S. Wise, Ju- against affectation, urge natural-
ness,
advocate
brevity
and
cor-
Mack,
Al
Smith,
Albert
W.
lian
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Einstein, and many others, in rect English.
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Whether or not you are aspir-
order to describe his own tech-
fishing, horseback riding
ing to be a public speaker, there
nique.
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The sub-title to Nizer's book are treats in store for you in
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a man who looms as the maker
tion in just the right atmosphere. Lo-
"a little bit of heaven"
of future brilliant orators and lic speaking and business law,
cated on the shore of Lake Michigan,
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ture-book.
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