Lucy Robins Lang's Autobiography
Tells of Rise of Labor Movement

THE JEWISH NEWS-17

Friday, December 31, 1948

Sanitarium Patients Enjoy Lounge

Arlazaroff Israeli

The present generation of Jews wife, even asked her to marry
and Americans has much to learn • him. She was one of Gompers' Evenin g J edriesthly
from Lucy Robins Lang's "To- most loyal co-workers and was a
morrow Is Beautiful," published ' close friend of Debs.
I An Israeli evening is planned
by Macmillan. It is an autobio-1 Her opinions of President for the meeting of Arlazaroff
graphical work Woodrow Wilson, who refused to branch of Jewish National Work-
by a woman commute Debs' sentence, are far ers Alliance, to be held next
labor leader who from complimentary. She relates Wednesday evening. Jan. 5, at
takes her read- how President Harding finally the Labor Zionist Institute.
ers hack to the freed the great Socialist leader.
David Sislin, chairman of the
days of the
Emma Goldman wa> among her branch, announces that an Israeli
sweatshop, to the first and lifelong friends. Many movie will be shown and that a
famous Haymar- prominent leaders in the radical , guest speaker from the Histadrut
ket case in Chi- ; and labor ranks were among her will address the gathering.
cago, to the era co-workers. Her book makes an
Last Wednesday, Arlazaroff
of the anarch- 1 interesting reference to a former branch honored Ben Rosenthal,
ists' activities in Detroiter, Jacob Margolis, at - . one of its first presidents, on the
Mrs. Lang
this country. She torney for the anarchists. who occasion of his 60th birthday.
concludes her story with a de- was called upon to plan the de-
scription of personal experiences fense of an unfortunate victim
in Palestine and with the labor , of the anarchists. David Caplan. Mrs. Garelick Reelected
builders of the Jewish State.
; Describing how Margolis and his Home Relief President
Mrs. Lang's book throws light cohorts wanted Caplaa to become
on the rise of the Jewish labor a martyr and to help create a
Home Relief Sex iety re-elected
Patients at the Los Angeles Sanitar;om at Duarte, Calif., enjoy
movement, on activities of Jewish "revolutionary" trial. Mrs. Lang
unions in defense of political writes as follows with reference Mrs. Maurice Garelick president the recreational facilities. Patients are taught art and crafts as part
at
a
meeting
and
luncheon
at
her
prisoners, in support of Eugene to Margolis' attitude: - What kind
of a general rehabilitation program. The Detroit Auxiliary of . the
V. Debs . fight for freedom and of principles were these. 1 asked home Dec. 27.
the place in the American labor myself, that would so cold-blood-
, Other officers includes Mes- sanitarium is now completing a $150.000 drive for the hcsp'-al.
dames Bar ns
y
WrIlara,
board
movement of Samuel Gompersi
eddy sayrilice
man's life? ..
Rettenberg.
Born in the Ukraine and
M
Mrs.
Lang tells of the import- chairman; Jos.
in
the
labor
Frank
J.
Winton.
John Heiman,
brought to this country at the age ant role she played
1-:alph Levy,
of 10. Lucy Fox was Mil; 7 . it'd to Zionist movement and in the Mu: ray Adelson.

Robert Robins. radical leader establishment of the Leon Blum vice presicients. S ∎ dn•y
..• , seph J.
with whom she traveled through- Colony in Palestine. She speaks recording seer etary
out the country. She was only in glorious terms of the achieve- Jacobs. treasure:; Sam Goldman.
10 when she began to woik, upon merits of the Zionist movement financial secretary;
her arrival in Chicago. in a cigar and especially of the Histadrut. Bor.n, con esrrending secretary:
factory. She studied English in
y aolicity, and
"Tomorrow Is Beautiful" is a Irving H. Sma

night school, became interested must significant book. It throws Sam Arkin. auoitor.
in social betterment movements. light on an important chapter in
Later sil• studied at the Univer- American-Jewi -sh history and
BOMBAY (JTA) — The goo-
:city •f California at Berkeley. will retain an irrpertant plac e in ernrrent of India announced the
and Hunter College, New York. the library dealing with the story estai., l:shment « f ,ii- face mail
Her excellently written story of the rise and development of and telegraph service with Is-
shows how an able person can American Jewry.
rael.
perfect knowledge of the Ian- 1 --
guage through determination to
become a factor in society.
Her marriage to Robins, con-
tracted to Robins at the age of
15 for five years, shocked "pub-
lic opinion" and became a cause
celcbre. She continued to live

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Her rraor activities, which in-
cluded qelivery of important
public addresses in defense of
political prisoners and especially
in behalf of Deb-:. were in the
; labor ranks Sic eoh,,,t,htly
opposed Communism and the
story of experiences in So• ie t
Rus, ia are.full of hor:orF of the
type Of system perpetrated by the
Uoiniminists.
At first an opponent of Gomp-
ers. he became his strong ad-
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actually did to assist the im-

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