The Denver Jewish news., 1924-07-03


of regimes and social orders. A des.
perate cry for help reached the West
crn European countries from the de-
vastated regions 1t seemed that only
II few lines-a few truthful and i'm
pressive llnes-in the press of the
civilized world would suffice to relieve
the situation. However, those who We're
changed with this task found II very
hard, if not impossible, to accomplish
it because of the fact that Jewish
news was considered as mere propa-
Ganda.
To disseminate Jewish news items
amongst Jews, and to keep the Jewish
press of the world informed of what
is going On IN Jewish life all over the
world. to have the general press posted
on Jewish happenings and problems
this is the task, TO which the Jewish
Teleeraphic Agency has set itself and
which it has been carrying out for the
impressioni that specific Jewish news
tens must imply either pcGroms or suf-
ferings or misery of another nature in
some distant land. But Jewish life
like the life of all other peoples, is
manifold and is rich both in tragedy
as well as in happiness, in pathos as
well as mirth. In fact. it is even still
richer. Those radio fans who listen
in on those evenings when news of the
given (their news items are broadcast
ed twice u month from Station W l.
\ + New York City, have had splen-
did opportunity TO convince them Of
the many amusing and instructive as
poets of the knowledge thus impaired
When one is well posted on Jewish life,
as understood In broader sense, one
gets the breath of all climates, under
the sun, the effects of all governmental
regimes, the workings Of all kinds Of
social orders, and the changing pres
sure of civilization and culture accord
ing to the degree achieved by that
particular place of settlement ON the
globes surface.
\ tremendous effort is required in
order to keep in constant touch with
these changing conditions in that NOV
ttnFs HtLla Hon.
which is in other cases, and TO other
people harmless is in the case of the
Jews very harmful and even danger
Gus. Constant study of the political,
economic and social conditions in these
various countries are necessary in or
der that information he disseminated
The position of the Jews should he
properly and accurately represented for
our own knowledge and for the knowl-
edge of the general press. The Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, believing in the
usefulness of the work and the tre-
mendous amount of good that could re-
suit from it has taken upon itself this
responsibility. II has established Of
fees in New York, London, Warsaw,
Berlin, Paris and Jerusalem and main
taims correspondents in every important
Jewish center of the world. An event
of Jewish interest that occurs in New
York, for instance, comes to the knowl-
edge of the Jewish community IN
Shanghai; an Incident that takes place
in NladiyOstok is reported in Paris an
occurrence in Jerusalem is communi-
Gated to San Francisco; happening
that takes place in Jewish life in Mos
COW is commented upon in Winnipeg
In transmitting this news, the Agency
has preserved the line of the golden
mean. not bending towards. any of the
conflicting parties, submitting only the
facts, leaving the rest to those who are
ready to form their opinion. The jew
ish Telographlc Agency is not affiliated