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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
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All persons are hereby warned not
to enter upon, cross over or in any
manner trespass upon the lands Of
the undersigned, and persons are
warned not to pick berries
on the Paugh Place or the Davis Farm
in the Deer Park area.
Charles A. Ashby,
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
THIS SCRIBE OF LONG AGO

!
IN THE Introductory paragraph I
1 sketched briefly the story Of Ba-
ruch. He was a trained man, trusted
and beloved. This he had to be,
else God would not have approved
Jeremiah's selection Of Baruch to
copy what he was saying for God.
And not only was he selected to
write down what God was saying,
through his prophet, but he was
used to proclaim the words of God
10 the people in the Lords house.
Baruch was ananuensis, reader and
distributor of the Bible-a dis
tinguished role, indeed. Let us to-
day be gladly ready to read the
Bible to others, and to distribute
and circulate the Scriptures Wher-
ever we may. Here I pause to pay
tribute to the American Bible So
ciety and all others, including the
Gideons, who help to make the
Bible known to all men everywhere.
A MAN ON WHOM GOD COUNTED
THUS we see that Baruch was a
Il man on whom God counted. His
work was done well, and we read
that, ''When they heard all the
words, they were afraid both one
and other, and said unto Baruch,
We will surely tell the king all of
these words"
Young people will do well to pom
der this incident. In the varied con-
facts of young Christians in this
modern day, we may be used of the
Holy Spirit in making known the
words of God in countless ways.
Thus, ike Baruch, you may be used
Of God to make known his will unto
all mankind.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22

and died in STA, B. C.
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DEBT NOTICE!

ADV. 21-3t*
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
MlStnl Zprdvy.
Cesky ~policista
~zastrelen Iupicem.

Minuly patek, 13. 1nora We
4:30 rano byl z~astrelen lupi-
Gem znamy cesky policista pan
Joseph D. Benedict, kdyz "a
stavil taxicab, ably varoval RI
dice, re jiny taxicab v tom sa-
mem okolf, byl kratkou dobu
pred tim pTepaden. Pasazer
sedfcf vedle Tfdice taxovky O.
tevfel dv6fe a vypalil ranu z
revOlveru ma mic netuSlc1ho
straznika a ma mfste jej usmr-
til. Vrah uprchl v desti kulf,
kter6 Ia MIN vyslal serzant
Fred Mann, Benedict1v spo-
lecnfk.
Straznfk Benedict narodil Sc
pred 80 lety v Baltimore. Byl
We sluzbach policejniho depart
mentu cd roku 1941. Byl ety.
Tikrate p%ochvalen "a zasluhy
We vykonavanf svych povinno-
stf. Pred nastoupenfm do po-
licejnf sluzby byl zamestnan u
fly Levenson & Klein. Bydlel
Sc svoji rodinou v ceske ctvrti
TOT N. Collington Avenue. Je-
no tragickeho skonu zeli man
zelka p1. Lillian M. Benedict,
rozena Trochova. synove: Do
Maid, Thomas a Robert ,staTic-
ky otec p. Frank Benedict,
bratfi p. John a Frank Bene-
dict a sestra pf. Petra.
PTinalezel ku spolku ssv. Cy-
rila a Methodeje. Pohreb ko-
nal Sc v 1tery, 16. 1nora v $3.50
rano re Cvachova PohT. Domu
do kostela sv. Vaclava. Pohrbu
s1castnili Sc policejnf komisaT
H. R. Atkinson, 5 policejnfch
inspektorG, 8 policejnfch kapi-
tan1 a zastupci mestsk6 rady.
Cestnou straz tvoTila setnina
policistd $50 muz1 silna. Pres
1000 lidf t1snilo Sc pred koste-.
lem sv. Vaclava. Velkou Ia
duSni MSi Svatou slouzil svakr
zesnuleho Vlp. Alois Troch "a
assistance Vldp. Jos. F. Vetrov-
&c a Vlp. Felixa Yanishe. Mi
nistranty byli synkove zesnu-
leho Donald a Thomas. D1vci
P6vecky Sbor Osady sv. Va
clava zp1val msi.
T6lesn6 pozGstatkv zemfele-
no byly ulozeny k v6cneml Cd
poGinku ma hrbitove Nejsv.
Vykupitele.
V ned6li vecer policie zatkla
podezTeleho z vrazdy "a lete-
no pokladace cihel Roy A.
Wooda. Zatceny mel u sebe
revolver 80 calibru. Wood byl
vlakan do paste, jez byla poll
eli ma n6ho nal1cena "a pomoci
Woodovi milenky p1. Mary B.
Tolliver. Wood pfisel ma do
stavenfcko S Tolliverovou a pTi
tom Sc no zmocnila policie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20

z BALTIC. Jednoty Sokolic.

Pofadajicf Vybor dekuje
vsem 1castn1kGm Vepfovych
Hod6 a Tanecnf Zabavy pora-
dane minute nedele v Sokolov-
ne "a velikou dcast. Jaternice,
vyrobene br. B. Markem a "a
assistance br. FIR. Zaoralka
(ktery jak snad vfte 81 zlomil
ruku, sklouznuv ma naledf)
chutnaly vyborne a sly jake
ma dracku". Bujara nalada
Sc rozproudila, kdyz br. Jan
Svltak a br. j. Stetka zaeali
vyhravati ty nase krasne ceske
polky a valclky. Sokolky a do
rostenky "a pianoveho dopro-
vodu br. Edy Sticky zatancily
velice pekne nasi vecne kras-
nou "Besedu". Sokolske dfky
vsem, kdoz sc pTicinili O zdar
naseho podniku!
Tez nesm1me zapomenouti
"a navstevu prespolnich bratr1
a sester z Washingtonu, An
napolis, Curtis Bay a Belcamp,
kterou Ease my budeme hle-
deti pf1lezitostne oplatiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Re Sokolske Jednoty
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

"Valentynsky Vecfrek" po-
fadany v Sokolovne minute So
boty Ia dosti cetne 1casti Sc
velmi dobre vydafil. Nell .jsme
hodne svandy. Br. Jar. Tunkl
obdrzel nejv1ce "Valentyn11".
Ovsem nektere nebyly dobre
citelne = ma zaklade zmene-
nych rukopis1!
Byli jsme poteseni navste-
YOU br. a ses. Frank Kotrba,
ktef1 byli nas1mi nejvzdalen6j-
SINH hosty, az z Trevose, Pa.
Pochod "srdcl" nasledovany
valc1kem Sc vsem lfbil. Byli
rozdavany Valentyny = diva
cd kazdeho druhu a PAM mu-
sell vyhledati damu ktera mela
Istejny Valentyn. Bylo to veil
&c zabavne a kazdy byl pfive-
den do tie nejlepsi nalady. Per-
nfkova srdecka pekne zdobe-
ma sla jake ma dracku.
Kazdou druhou sobotu v me-
Isfci budeme pofadati Sokolsky
|Spolecensky Vecer Sc zaj1ma-
wynn programem. Ma brezen
br. Rud. Stanek pTisl1bil barev-
ne obrazky.
V nedeli byl jsem pTitomen
zkousce baletu ma "Prodanou
Nevestu" a pot6sil mne pokrok
nasich chlapc6. Tato opera
Dude predvedena v 1tery, 80.
bTezna v Academy of Music.
Zajistil jsem celou Tadu mist
pc $2.28. Kdo chce videti
"Prodanou" necht Sc lined
prihlasf u mn6. Jine ceny mist
jsou cd $1.00 do $500. Po-
speste 81, nebot lfstky jsou jiz
Nv pTedprodeji.
Ma zdar!
Eugen ProstTedn1k.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20

Jak oslaviti Westinghouse
Narozeniny? Ale dobTe a proc
by ne, vzdyt Patronat Ceske
Svob. Skoly Aug. HeTmana bu-
de ma ten den poTadati Stolec-
kovou Zahavu We prosp6ch tie
nasf skolicky We kter6 .je tax
1tulno a proto 81 il musfme
hled9t udrzet, ably stale byla
tax cista a hezka az zvlaste v
zine tepla. A jak kazdy "a
iiste vi, re tento rok je olej o
hodn9 drazsf a proto muslme
cast6ji nejaky podnik pofada-
ii. T1mto apelujeme ma nase
zeny by Sc V hoinem poctu do
stavily a rovn6z prosfme ably
prinesly darky (totiz ceny) at
lie to cokoliv, Ia vse budem
velmi vdecny. Doufame pew
ne, re mas nezklamete, nebot
vzdycky kdyz je treba nejak6
pomoci nase zeny jsou ma PRIV
MIN mfste.
Darky mono odevzdati u
kazdeho zastupce Patronatu
aneb lie pTinesti s sebou do sko-
w a hlavne neZapomente da-
tum a to Jest v pondelf, %. Il
nora We skoln1 m1stnosti.
Ma shledanou Sc vsemi sc tesi
Poradaj1cf Vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Marie Kr1zova,
Praha-StreSovic
U prvni baterie 9
CeskoslovenskO.
DOPIS.

IA. 1nora, 1913.
Pan Antonln CihlaT,
1927 Grogan Avenue
Baltimore, Md.
Mily priteli!
Predem pTfjmi pozdrav cd
nasi rodiny. casio 81 ma Vas
vsecky v Baltimore vzpom1na-
me a tes1me Sc, al sc Ease ma
skyline nam doba navstfvit ma
Sc rodiste Baltimore. Take Sc
teS1m ma setkan1 Sc s temi, KITE
RI n~avstivf Slet v Praze. My
sedneme ma LODI Queen Eliza
BETH 7. dubna, tax uz to Dude
brzy.
Predem dekujeme lobe "a
spravne zasflanf "Telegrafu",
radi jej cteme, tax zasflam
pTedplatne ma rok 1913. Take
TIE budeme prosit aby's odev-
zdal ceky pro dobre 1cele. Je-
den ma $1,000 k uctenf nasich
zesnulych matek pf. Frances
Jedlanek a pf. Marii Rfha. O.
be byly clenkv Jednoty Ces-
kych Dam. Tento dar je ma
Ceskou Svob. Skolu Aug. Her
man. Druhy eek ma $500 ma
nase jmeno ma Mlecny fond
.detem ". Ceskoslovensku.
Preieme Yam vSem mnoho
zdravf a st6stl. PTedem I'll de-
kujeme "a vse a zGstavame
Vasi pratele,
Frank j. R1ha S manzelkou
358 w. Ridgewood Place
Los Angeles : 4, California
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Praha, 8. ledna, 1913.

Praha, 8. ledna, 1913.
Mia sestro!
V nasf COS dali mi Tvoji a.
dresu a ia sc ma Tebe obracim
s prosbou.
Nam pTfbuzne v Baltimore,
kteTf Sc neohlasili jiz delsi do
bu do Prahy, ami do Kolfna.
Zejmena mi jde O sestry jim
dTisku a Marii Rezkovy (ne-
.jsou-li ovsem zatim provdany)
ktere byly pravdepodobne Glen
kami Vast Jednoty. Jejich a.
dresu dnes jiz nezname.
Sestro jednatelko, = znas-li
.je, prosfm, vyzvi je, at Sc ohla-
81 ma moi adresu. Chci je po-
wat ma mas slet do Prahy.
Kdyby sc snad pTestehovaly
nebo nebyly provdany a neby-
10 I'll mono mil vzkaz Jim do
ruciti, tedy prosfm jest6 O ne
co:
Chtela bych 81 dopisovat S
nekterou CeSkou neb Cechem z
Vasf jednoty. Zajfma mne III
vot V USA., zejmena nynf, kdy
Sc svet deli ma Vychod a Ia
pad. Chtela bych poznat, ja-
ky ie zivot nasich krajanG v
lisa a velmi bVch v1tala seZna-
men1 Sc sestrou 81 bratrem,
kteff jsou v 1zkem spojenf S
ceskymi novinami tam u Vas.
Jeste do nedavna spolupraco-
vala jsem S nekterymi redak-
cemi nasich tydennfk1 a velmi
by mne zajfmal cesky tisk v
USA.
Snad i nektere z Vas, kteTi
jste jeste nezapomneli ma sta
rou vlast, by zajfmaly zpravy
z domova. Najde-li Sc We Va
Sem prostTedf nekdo, kdo by
mi cht6l napsat, del mu, pro-
sim, sestro jednatelko, moi a
dresu.
PTedem Tt dekuji "a sester-
skou sluzbu.
Nazdar!
Marie KTizova,
Praha-Stresovice,
U prvni baterie 9
Ceskoslovensko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
POHRRY.

= 13. unOra Zemfel kraJan
vdovec p. Anton Hejduk, TOP
Curley St., We start 70 let.
Narodil sc v Ceskoslovensku a
dlel v Americe So rokG. Zane
chal zde dceru pi. Flu Am
mello a syna Anthony Hejduk.
PohTeb konal Sc v 1tery, II.
dnora z domu smutku do ko-
stella st. Anthony a odtud ma
Cesky Narodn1 Hrbitov a byl
vypraven p. Harlem E. Schi-
m1nkem.
= Is. 1nora zemfela v po-
zehnanem veku 81 let ceska
starenka-vdova pf. Barbora
Tuckova, 728 S. Ponca ST. Ma
rodila Sc v Ceskoslovensku.
Zanechala zde truchl1c1 d1tky
pf. Carrie Louch, pf. Mary We'll
ky a pi. Emmu Cogelia.
PohTeb zensule konal Sc We
stredu, 18. 1nora re SchimGn-
kova Pohr. Domu do kostela
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hfbltov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Is. 1nora zemrel p. Nj
cholas J. Faulstich, manzel pl.
Margaret Faulstich, 300 Be-
verify Ave-, We start 81 let. Ma
|rodil sc Baltimore.
PohTeb konal Sc We stfedu,
10. 1nora re Schimunkova
lPohT. Domu do kostela st. Eli
zabeth a odtud ma hfbitov
INejsv. Vykupitele.
Is. 1nora zemfel p. John
II. Buck, manzel pf. Katherine
Buck-Stickler, 27O7 Ashland
Ave. We start So let. Narodll
Sc v Baltimore.
Pohfeb konal Sc We stredu'
liz. 1nora re Schimunkova
Pohr. Domu ma Parkwood Ce-
metery. $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Pro Turecko.

Delnfci v lodenici We Frisku
upravujf ponorku "Brill' k do
DAM Turecku "a to, re poma-
halo 1OO-procentne Nemecku
proti u. S. a spojenc1m. Je to
jedna re ctyr nadhernych anne
rickych ponorek, ktere budou
dopraveny americkymi manor
Milky do tureckych pT1stavG
proti Rusku. Spojene Staty We
novaly Is valecnych lodi Tu-
recku, ably Sc "ubranilo' Rus
ku v programu $500, 10000 z
kapes americkeho delneho IL
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20

Vyroc1 narozenin Jir1ho
Washingtona %. 1nor je den,
kdy ct1me pamatku muze, KITE
ry vedl kontinentaln1 armada
k vftezstvf v americke valce "a
nezavislost, ktery pc "~neusla-
pane ceste" prvnlho presidenta
vedl narod, o jehoz wink Sc
sam zaslouzil.
Vynikajfcl postava Jiriho
Washingtona Dude vzdy staff
v popTedf americkych dejin. V
moralnf odvaze a v lasce k Via
sti no nikdo nepredc1. Jeho po-
selstvf spoluobcanGm, ably "ve
jmenu Americana pohrbil vse-
chny rozdfly', melo by nam
vzdy tanouti ma mysli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. HeTmana:
Marylandska Academic We'd.

We ctvrtek, 26. 1nora Dude
obrazna prednaska "Romanti-
ka Komet". PTednasejlc1m bu-
de kurator astronomie a redi-
tel Marylandske Academic
We'd %. Paul S. Watson. Zaca-
tex v 8 hodin vecer v Audito-
riu hlavnf budovy Pratt Ii
brary.
V patek, 27. 1nora pfedvede
Col. John D. Craig, znamy ar
madnf letecky fotograf The
PHILIPPINES - Then and Now.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20

Prfstf tyden zacneme novou
rubriku ONO Budou to
vynatky z tydennfho bulletinu
vvdavaneho Csl. Zahranicnim
|Ustavem v Praze, ktery Tidf p.
|Vojm1r Simonek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
DOPIS.
10. 1nora, 49,

III. UIIUTd, THO.
CT. redakce "Telegrafu"!
Posflam Money Order $500
kteryzto obnos rozdelen nasle-
dovne. Ia doplatne a pfedplat-
ne ma "Telegraf" $50 a ma
Mlecny fond detem v Cesko-
slovensku $1.90.
Zdrav1
Frank a Jennie Koc1,
Alexandria, Va.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Novy Archbishop mesta
D-I4.~o0~o

V 1tery, dine "a. mora Dude
Sc konati slavnostn1 nastolenl
noveho baltimorskeho Arcibis-
kupa Jeho Eminence Francis
P. Keough v Katedrale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Pozdravy z Floridy.

Miami Beach, Florida
IL. 1nora, 1913.
Srdecny dix ct. redakci "a
zaslanf me TELEGRAPH" jakoz
i vzpom1nku a pozdrav ma mi
lie odberatele zas1la
Mana Hajkova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
DOPIS.

Ses. Bozena Parfzkova, BY
vala jednatelka BALTIC. Jedn.
Sokolic obdrzela tento dopis
re Stare Vlasti, ktery otiskuje-
me V plnem znenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
Vyvoz oleje zakazan ma
vvchode.

Department obchodu zaka-
zal vyvoz vseho oleje k vyta-
peni 2 prfstavG ma vychodnim
pobfezl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-02-20
DAIRY:
Ma Mlecny Fond dstem
" Ceskoslovensku:

|Podp. Spolek Cechie $500.
|Cesky Americky
Stavebnf Spolek 5000
Fratn. Beran LOO
Anton Jesatko LOO
Harry Vorel LOO.
Jan Kolar1k LOO
Vaclav Tyc LOO
Jan Beran LOO
Josef Hlavfn 100
FrantiSek Base LOO
Vincent Suchanek LOO
Jaroslav Svejda 100.
Jaroslav Suchanek 100.
Josef Konrad 100.
Frank j. Kuska LOO.
Anton J. Svejda 200
$4,000
p. a pf. Frank Kocf
Alexandria, Va. $1.90
p. a pl. Frank j. Rlha
Los Angeles, Cal. 500
p. a pi. Vaclav Janata 500
K uctenl pamatky zem-
feleho p. Ant. Hejduka daro-
vail p. a pf. Jar. Taborsky SIS.
Oprava.
Augustin Herman Skupina
zenske Civic Lfgy darovala ma
Mlecny Fond $1,000.
Ma Ceskou Svob. Skolu
Aug. Hefmana:
- Ma pamatku zemrelych
matek pf. Frances Jedlanek a
pi. Mari R1ha darovali p. a pl.
Frank J.. Rfha z Los Angeles,
California $1,000.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

separate weekends We notice among the of those
attending these affairs leaders who would have been the
other event they held different week-ends We
will not be repeated.
Your editor is delegate to the Zionist meeting and
hopes to bring you the latest developments in the historic
fight for the Jewish state of Israel This will be the
first Southeastern Zionist Conference since the establish
men of Eretz Israel and delegates will be attending in
large numbers from Georgia Florida South Carolina Ten
Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana.
We hope to many faces at this years meeting
Since the Jewish State has become established fact
the barriers which have long existed between Zons and
nonZioniss rapidly disappearing. American Noniss
are actively seeking the full cooperation of nonZonst
Jews and hope that this unity will enable to complete
big job that is yet to be done for Israel.
The Southern Section of the JWB will be concerned
primarily with its part in the reacivation Of the USO and
with ways and Of mplemenng its new Statement
Of Principles Jewish Center Purposes
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19

which members of the American branch of the Jewish
Agency executive have recently developed against the Jerus
lem branch of the executive These grievances have reach
ed point where leading members of the American
branch indicated that there their serving the
executive if matters will not be properly adjusted
Knowing Locker of the best mediaors which the
Zionist has, have doubt that he will succeed
in Strengthening things out Otherwise the Council OF
Jewish Federaon and Welfare Funds which scheduled
hold General Assembly in the middle of January may
be compelled to have strong say in the UPA issue
The general policy of the leaders of the Council has always
been promote and cement unity in American Jewish
munal life If the proMontor group should really carry
threat launch separatst drive for Israel in
petition with the UPA then the General Assembly of the
CJF.W.F may become the most stormy Jewish gathering
the year Already there proposal to revoutionize
the entire system of ALLEGATIONS by the Jewish Federatons
Welfare Funds to the various national organizations and
agencies This proposal recommends the establishment of
National Jewish Welfare Fund to become the central ao
cation body behalf of all the declarations and welfare
funds the country At present. the leaders of the UP
comforting with the Council of Jewish Federaons and
Welfare Funds regarding the thrthree percent
tation which the UPA ready to give its governing
bodies Jewish communities However, the same lead
refuse negotiate directly the subject with the
group of community leaders which is supporting Monitor
The argument advanced is We do not way clear to
negotiate with group which threatens to establish separ
ate drive compete with the United Palestine Appeal
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
Two Southern Conventions This Weekend

The editorial we" does not imply
that this department consists of
more than one individual. But if
such were the case. we would at
tend both the Zionist Convention in
Charleston AND the meeting of the
Southern Section of the National
Jewish Welfare Board. meeting this
weekend in New Orleans.
On October % our main story fea-
tured the Zionist conclave, and on
October 20 our principal story play
ed up the JWB gathering. 1t is un-
fortunate that these two important
affairs could not have been slated on
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
MOSCOVIAN PHILOSOPHY
A Touching Poem to Beloved Subscribers

Reprinted by request of creditors
Of all the friends that possess the ones whom love
most those who take this paper Yes! To them make
this toast
The dollars that you pay for years subscription
dwell not only in the bank dear friends but in my heart
as we'll"
recently sent many bills those friends in arrears
And soon their checks and kind remarks released flood
Of tears:
II thank you very kindly for reminding me | owe
things CO."
May Heaven bless the who sent reittances to me
And also those who YET made answer to my plea
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-11-19
DOMESTIC ISSUES

Interest of numerous Jewish leaders in
this country is now centered on the behind
the-scenes activities of Berl Locker, chair
man of the Jewish Agency executive in
Jerusalem He was sent here from Israel
to look into the conflict in the United Pal
estine Appeal and to see that under no cir
cumstances should a separate drive be
launched for Israel outside of the U.PA
He is also supposed to settle other griev-
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OFF TO ISRAEL
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ
Copyright. 1913. Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, Inc.)


America to assume his post in
Jerusalem as Treasurer of the
World Zionist Organization. How
long ago was it = all of us re-
member it = when the standard
Zionist or anti-Zionist joke was
the one about the Jew who want
ed to hold the post of minister
of the Zionist Government to the
United States. 1t was considered
absurd that anyone should want
to represent the United States in
Palestine.
That joke was a great laugh
producer twenty-five years ago,
but today it would fall complete
ly flat. We can measure pro-
gress by the reaction of this sup
posed joke.
DR.. Goldstein is going to Pal
estine, not to work for the Is
raeli Government but for the
Zionist organization. Who knows,
but it won't be so long before
Jews will be fighting to get the
job of u. S. Minister to Israel.
I don't doubt but that any Jew
would be glad to have that job
today. 1t happens that the pres
ent incumbent, James G. Mac
Donald, happens to fill the bill
himself very expertly and as long
as he holds it, the majority of
Jews will be we'll pleased.
But DR.. Goldstein's going con-
stitutes something of a precedent,
and in many ways, he is the ideal
for breaking this ground. He has
always represented, it has SEEM
ed to me, something of a golden
mean in our Jewish life. The
middle ground is always peace
making ground, and how we Jews
need peace!
DR.. Goldstein was something of
a protege of the late Prof. Schech-
ter and, if l remember correctly.
DIR. Schechter spoke extremely
favorably of little opus on Ga
maliel which young Israel Gold
stein had written as a thesis for
the Jewish Theological Seminary.
The very fact that DR.. Gold
stein chose Gamaliel for his sub
iect corroborates in itself what /
have been saying. Gamaliel of
Jabneh was a peace-maker in his
own right as well as by heredity.
It was he, if l remember my
Jewish history correctly, who was
always fighting factionalism "a
mong Jews of his day. He was
peace-maker, but he could be firm.
Sometimes one can best promote
peace by being firm. There is
the story for instance how once
Gamaliel disciplined colleague
who was recognized as one of the
great Jewish scholars. But when
the great scholar submitted to the
discipline, Gamaliel hailed him as
"My Master"
DR.. Goldstein is both scholar
and a man of affairs. He is going
now to a job which seems pri-
marily a businessman'S job, that
of treasurer of the World Zion
list Organization. Treasures gen.
orally are chosen from among
bankers. DR.. Goldstein has not
been a banker. Rather, he has
been a salesman for that bank
which admonishes the laying up
of heavenly treasures. But the
Zionist treasury is something OF
Lz.o,.11, 4yoac,,rxy ond besides
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