a
s.
‘ .tlDGEFORT. April —-"It
‘ i would take only a. generstion
-~ _. man to revert to the time when
ancestors nung by their tails
~rees." Champ Andrews. 0!
Hr en, an orgsnizer o: the CIV-
t‘ub declared in an address to
- meeting of CiVitans and Lions
strattield hotel yesterday
Andrew's pica was for deep
He said tame will come to
who envolves a “daily dog-
. e brain.
the brain is the princlple
2: Civilization was the theory
_ "(3 put tortli. He declared he
u my had a quarrel with the
\\ ho joins an organization with-
1:5? digging deep to find it his
\3;\\S and principles coincide
".35: c! ihL group he is tallying
.ibirg various ll‘l‘CS 0: men he
’. out tlis tollowins:
i: the great body 0: men
eve the present order is the
Jr: and are stru'ihg to main-
“F. n mu pros-Jill; those are
run iv.-. Then there are
'vl
, g .:..- times and want to de-
.. “ithO u'. a thought 0: the re-
:2'.‘ ir changes; those are an-
'_ "r in, .11; so-ctilli'u' it") per
Americans who bCllLVL‘ their
_. c: Americanisni the only iu~
.tstion Which :t inan can make
Tfnldln an American.
.-zher group 0: inch beho‘c
auid pi‘zilsc (Wrything. They
'~ stars.
or? “lzx‘sv, tole aim
to shining and anything.
veil. if .1 mar. dots something
and knock
I. .- C L' 71.;
‘Jrs titr-
,-.r “cl:
r
. ‘ll‘ -.
Li, H .5 Gun: con-
: '21 mar.
rybod} .
and
who
Talus
would
'_'fuT!;:"r‘ L:
-re.’urm o\e
our alcohol
. ‘..:' :rom illiqklhg.
:3 thtrc arc men vho believe
:c' the ills of the world
A
"ill
-‘~.rtr 11‘” -: Th’?‘ ha“; a nos-I
~ thing but btllc‘u in
._, . .i,
ll? own schema.
‘Le: George
L.
is the Do
an uh.) haw no faith in the'
him {or his”
u ho pas: of: thc troubles of
' 1-: tl‘... hundshake 1.» another
2'. "‘i-c. I! of the political
" "TU: ‘ ou riftcr v'lrr-
Airs: that som~t1me or other
b‘.'3!1 tou uched and tainted b)
‘.:->S.
.1 '4 LC wiodge."
that in: has
122-; though: of Socratns in
ti;- spt alter.
t
L'-
& when:
.‘ “bin; OfftS'iE .1 i. an to us to'
.'r»- deeply {or the reason and
* “cation of his- 1-5! Coll‘l'fllonb.”
'4. Andrens, "Scents-s “as tireloss
4:5 search :or the truth lie was
ally put to death bv " .c Greek
rple. and that. is thc talc which
ll p‘rsOn film does 1‘ 1‘ same to-.
.1v “1” rite“ in
~—- nt thcii Limo and though! to the!
DANCING GIRL DISUGL‘RLD. \ .urrl raisin: 1c iturr.
.QuBAY, April '.'.—Tllc facial "fourth. it bring: tho people of a.
waived by .‘Iumla.’ Begum l community closer togetheu‘. The
‘? i’ln' 01! Malibu“ Hill 13-" soliciting organization of :1 Com-
: “ll‘. elistigure h-L': :or hinln’iunity Chest must be of substan-
' sax/i ‘csn-r-l'iv l‘: the trial! tial SlZC and is of coursu composed
..... mtn charged “‘l'h :it-
to abduct the dancing girl
"aharajah of lndore.
rt slxr “as tormerly
Abiul Kadir Baiila.
Bombay merchant, with
v as driving uas killed.
*7 another of them narrow phil-
1 came to the limo when
become a to!-
Le seeks the underlying Justifi-
of all principlts put forth for
mu mums
or. column
cusr WORK
(Continued (mm Page One.)
s: s whole justifies s thorough and
utensive csnvsss ox the community.
Moreover. the size or the financial
objective warrants and requires a
larger organintion and more publi-
city tbsn any individual sgoncy
could logically conduct. Thus more
people are reached in solicitation
and the challenge is common to all
as it may be presumed that every-
one is or shoud be interested in the
work that one or another at the
participating agencies is carrying
:on. During about five years or
. Cqminunlty Chest operation in New
Haven the number of individual
contributors has increased from an
original figure or probably 4.000 or
a-..’
x. «win.
Today’ 8 CtOés—word Puzzle
it... 5..
HOW TO SOLVE CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Hosisontslly or mall! or both.
The numbered squnros srs the starting points (or words mum
Ono isttsr to s suusrs.
st first black squsu encountered on border or puzzle.
word that tits a. given definition and space.
to other words that. cross it. and “they in turn to still other words
Words sod
Pick out. I
This gives you s. clue
_Noted Zionists from
All Over the World
See Impressive Cere-
monies
JERUBALEX. April :.-—'1'bs now
Bcbrsw university. situated on tho
malt of Mount Scopus. wss sol-
emnly insugursied yeaerday in .the
presence of 7.000 persons in the
great amphitheatre on the side of
the hill. Thousands more. unablo
to gain admittance. had to be turn-
ed artsy. A distinguished comma!
was present. including~ representa-
tives of more than titty leading in-
stitutions and academic bodies in
all parts or the world.
The inaugural address was deliv-
ered by the Earl of Balfour. author
or the "letour Declaration." in
which Great Britain set forth her
policy of encouraging the creation
5.000 at the most to more than
50.0mm Surely m'crmnc will agree
gtha‘. the latter condition more truly
land properly reflects real commun-
ity support of social work.
"Second. it increases the total ot‘
funds raised. The broadening of
the list of contributors docs not
mean that the relatively small cir-
|cle o! cheerful ghers who previous-
ly supported its social agencies
give less under the Conununit)
Chest. plan. On the contrary. it has
been the usual experience that they
give as much and more than the-v‘
have given before in order to cu-
courage the balance of the com-.
mommy, to greater generosity. Thus
the broadening of the list of git ers
represents ulmos t a complete net
gain. Shortly before the unr a
%
lbeing contributed annually
L-Oclul novk o: the city
amount raised by the
Chest last November was in round
figures $609,000. Thus the Com-
munity Chest plan has enabled the
‘sgeiicies not only to mevt tli~; high
post-“air costs or operation but has,
enabled thcm also to develop zhtir
work to a point \\ here they can
a reasonably full 10‘: :is Lompartd
with the grown; ‘ res'ricterl work
formerly done.
L‘cbnonu.
"Third. it. is CI‘JlllllllL‘le ll‘. :ospsut
to both that and money. No argu-
incnt is noco‘td to disclose the din»
lication of effort that. is a\‘0id£d and
for the
while the
Community
"'1'
lhc’
S Cough Remedy “‘ithnut Opiates
"any cough preparations contain
our or more harmful drugs
I”). ar- added to take- the place
(mm. Nona of these narcotic,
, 'vrfitll'eb hat-o exer been used in
’ Z.EY'S HONEY AND TAR COM-
-l'.\'D The nam‘= of
" .t is plainh prlu’ed on every
Ecu know “131 you are
uhen you talk Foley‘s. It
to the throat, Good {or old
; young. You haw: a cough.
". “.3' not try it. Refuse substitutes.
ton-Powell Corps—Adi
.‘ n:
r‘ 'c
c" cry in-
BUY
FRISBIE’S
the campaign expense that it. sand
by combining tho solicitation
giants of all agencies into one. by
‘I‘o means ti. 2 least of ad\anta;cr in ‘
this connection is the
an to tli-c. uoikcrs 01 cacli agency
to devote thsir time to the real work
itor which they are enlisted and to
map out o‘- -:r.v program with Li roa-
Hs ow I‘- “f‘mm‘ln-‘ sonablc dtfiniteiicss instead 0! bin-g
a substantial portion ,
obliged to gin;
301‘ those who beliuc in social work
‘and {or thr- most part have a con-
nection with one agency or another.
They .41.- l-rought together in :.
Common ctt‘ort for a cominon’cause,
which submergcs all religious and“
racial differences. They come to
know each other better and
through the very atmosphere of the
work in which they are engaged
establish a bond between them-
selves which means much for gen-
eral civic good and co-operalion.
"Fifth, it. develops an influence
' {or the co-ordtnation of social work
ss between various agencies. The
greater number of contributors and
the greater amount given constitute
a. challenge that the nodal work of
be conducted on sound
principals.
dency in an) community whether
there is 3. Chest or not and uherc
there is a Chest the public looks
more and more to it to s :e that co-
ordination. reallgnment and amal-
gamation, that. are sound in princi-
ple, shall be msde.
Tho ObJeetions.
"By those who question
sirability of a Community Chest
two chief objections are usually
made. One is tnat the operation of
the Community Chest. making its
solicitation only once a year and
Corsets
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r'uu Will find a wide choice of
:oundation garments of every
'ype and design.
Our 2:." it fitter will help to
make choice a correct
urn-3.
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a specific work. tends toward im-
personality in charity. :1 waning of
interest in specific work and the
drying up of the real heart springs.
LThlS objection can be dism ssed as
'quits lsllaclous. So (at us know-
ledge of and interest in the several
agencies are concerned. it is doubt-
less safe to say that where a suc-
cessful Community Chest is in ope-
rstion many more people are inter-
thsn were ever interested in the in-
dividual agencies, more is know ss
to what. the an era! agencies are do-
ing and a greater number of people
sre reminded o! the social work
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that is going on and how much it
does. As to warmth of heart. no
single agency could probably give
in its record or s decade. nesrly as
many evidences of real anxiety to
give and sacrifices in giVing as
could be produced from the inci-
dents ot a. single Community Chest
campaign. The second objection is
that s. Community Chest is not per-
manently guaranteed in leadership.
There is s. certain merit to this ob.
Section for the leadership of the
Community Chest is admittedly a
steady incl-Idols! Job. This. how-
ever; hsrdly constitutes an objection
to the_ principle o! the Chest but
rather s. challenge to
those for its ”negation
sn abandon. It leads y to
th:quadonotwbstsretbsssssn-
this to the short and specs-still con-
usustion of such so institution.
W tbs nrfl natural is s
l
wsoim arr-“'0‘ W n“
fairly thorough :urh _\ in New Iiu‘.‘- .
en indicated that about $75,000 \\ ab‘
do ‘
pro-.
freedom gix- .
a. community. human as it is. shalll;
business;
This is a growing ten-‘1
the de- 1
{or a. group of agencies instead 011
ested in the work which it rosters.
in Pslestine or a national home {or
i the Jews.
‘ Thousands Them
i Hours before the ceremony. the
“narrow, dusty road leading to the
.summit of Mount Scopus was black
lwith vehicles and pedestrians. the
ithrong comprising largely Jewish
linen. women and cUldrcn who had
3-; . A.
AARON KOHN
m sci-nit:
Electric Co.
along. Inlet-unit
And All House Furnish-
ing Goods, at Lowest
‘P ..
M. Gutkowsky
87 m Ids Inst
Opp. Soldisn loam
run-sis
that the whole is greater than any
2-! its parts {in-l to pie-1;. their (0- >
operation to 27' ll]: vork of their'
on n agency into the central Schema .
accordingly. expanding, contracting
or merging as sounl principle;
coordination and offictency may
quirc. Foconnl. those who orz'lnize
tho Chest should be sure llia: at
has: a small group of vrlll kii'w-ii.i
:rtsponHL-L, citizens are committed,
indh'lduallv and collectively to the
responsibility tor ncxlvo leadership
{or a substantial [-crio'i or lelle.‘
The Hartford Communi'y Clzes' his
sr-' an excellent example in this- 1:.-
spcct by forming an o‘er-all rom-
rnittee of ten citizens each or “Ii-J13}
has agrcod to lead the work {or at!
least one year upon request.
other nine at the same time serrvw
ing as his actiw: supporters and ado:
\isors. By such a plan 1! “Wild
stem that the quostion of lc‘adtr-j
ship mav tr, settl‘rd and that its 3-;-
of
1m.
n.;_
the. sound functioning may be E
‘pretty well assured. Third. tin:
Chest as an organization shou li
function throughout the your in r:-4
spoct both to contacts with its pan;
ticipaling agencies and in respect to .
its financing plans. Probably the,
iChest interprets its functioning as
that of merely getting together once
a year {or the purpose 0! raisingl
|money is dpomcd to failure in the
end. It should be the first of all.
agencies to have a sound structural
organization. interpreting the “ark
of social agencies. guiding them
‘toward greater cohesiveness and
‘etticiency under what might tairlv'
be termed an intelligent and co-‘
operative control . I! it does not
function in this way it can not do
justice to the agencies in repre-
senting them to the public or do
Justice to the public in asking for
support of the agencies. ‘
"In summary. therefore. it may be
said that. it a Community Chest is‘
properly set up and operated as :1.
continuously tunctioning institution
with seriousness and with vision it.
may make the social work of a.
community larger in scope. morc
efficient. in performance. more
warmly understood and broadened
in its support, tlius constituting at
least a ~wholesome, cs'olutlonary‘
men."
ne of Ohio venue;
h
Mrs. Henry Pav
is commencing visitations to all the
Pocahontas lodges in the state to-l
3; PW Girl Scout Paper
1Newi’lub Is Formed ‘
l :9. n
.bcuns "
, That the great Zionist experiment
now is nearer its realization
over before and that there already
are signs of cmoperation
Jews and
To Be Out May First
‘Jul‘klltt‘ ‘1 l...-_l in {at this pro- graphic Agency here.
‘Ier-tlil‘ mum: gfi'tél'ul news. my expectations. psrticularly con-
trudgcd across the fields and climb- .
a
1
-cd the slopes leading t ward the;
7peak of the hill. Hun eds had
itramped long distunccy—ioo bad
HORIZONT :1, A dmwéh' ionl. walked from Jana to “11118.“ the
1. Ali :issociutr. '1 a To >ti'i‘m- with :« quirk motion. historic (Rena—and ‘msny far taway
9. To strivc {or sup'rion‘)‘. l Unr- ulm makes or :lt‘uls in countries'ot t.’.c world had “In: re-
lI". Skifl. d'.\l€l’lf_\'. 01L. preselllalncs then.
:13. 'l‘hrous oil‘. . _l. Fun of Mn \(rh 'tn l-r.‘ i Th“ I'M’W unhcrsity stands like u
:14. l'ctixule servant.» i-:. To I‘Dn1—‘lll.l- ‘~"°““".“ 3"‘00 “‘9‘ “bow, tho Eur-
‘1'7- T‘l‘ means ml. :37. .\ l'i-‘l“'r( . you: innit}. ”mam”: Vallus’ guru“ new point‘
:11 Part of tl:-2_ {not 39‘ To plum: "1 1“?“an :«za‘m. ito the home of the mountain on
l?’. A Domsllc :mimn? 'If'. ’l'liru“: - '“ hich I; ‘5 located. {or the meaning
CU. \Vlfliin. Tl. Thr xmurl of an animal '0: ”CDPU“ ‘3 “h‘” sentinel." '
31‘ To 0,, 55,3... »;;_ A $321., l'T‘f'l 0n casplack ‘ Much likn the olden days. when
‘1..._ T-:- ill". (in, 31 Tu (gum W a“. 1.}. "‘IN'iDE- ‘thc Greek brought goatskins as a.
3,. A L..;,n.,;lmh.,_ 3: .\ , irrot-«zuou a§(.if.:’. ifrc cold. hard,
93:5 51mm”. “7". line. '3‘. .\ :rlonen of an iilllplllthalrt. most 02‘
{’2' $- FECIEEMOW i izo-tiay’ii modem pilgrims brought
‘~_A _ 0 m _ , , - . ' ‘ acusllionn With them. Jewish d-
181. A notc of the s-‘alo. ' Ansuer £0 lesiordays .llers did 1 {:00d business in ”the“.
”ii 1: short :qu . I uzzle. {our chocolate.“ “l‘xaltour cal-.5" and'
‘. . n (puc .. . “Balfour leul‘t?‘ " .
.. . , .4 -. R P ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' H
:4.- FAY" of the v.3 .u l- E )2 l: ‘2 I ‘0 A Z ‘- E R : Tho iirst cclemutit-i. lli coni.-_ctioii
03;. . S O N M E Will: the optuing ut the university
3._ T . n _ § .- w.— ' ~
to T: bfhpizvraw p R E T , C E N C E N and: held secuday “'th a reception
4: A child s :n A R A B l. O S A C. R E. iin honor u-z distinguished tourtsts.
’ a: Disputrd S E R U M w A R R o w “mam: may Amemus'
‘ (UL 1L Samuel C. Luirport of New York
‘ "mum-A.- - l T M E 5 , s E N s U E S prosentod to 'lic unlversny tho Bal-
_ .D'HUH .. Hm m-du .-, i N N T D four but l-;' the l‘olishdewish.
~- » m: .... ‘9 P-h» - sculptor. l‘rot. llcnrv Glicenst-l
l. Trouhlczoriz: ersonS. 9 A R S 0 N L I S T E D - ‘ c n.
F. Entitled. dc-nomlnatcrl. 4 In connection “uh this. ML Lam-
“. .\ tnasrul‘m» namc. l .N E P T H S T' R E E f port has made a contribution of $3 -
.‘ Aurivulrir. auditory. S T A R H A 5 E A R N .mlnfor the university.
\ Those who csgcrly scck high T P i T U T A R Y 0 “arm congratulatoryr messages.
“gym”: TN T E R p A . N l welcoming the opening or the uni-
ll Figxirr-i. of Mar: Lisa} in T‘l.l1'- ' ‘ “ l E verstty, “or" received ”'3’“ Premier
mg :ml writing. ‘- Al"- 5 N T 3 R O 1h- S “"“m ”1 France 3"" Paul Psln-
. leve, President or the French Chsm-'
agcnmes th-enzsclvcs to recognize Y bet or Deputies.
lhnn‘
bet“ cen 3
3!» n t . .: .., rm .‘T'ifi. oz tlzc "Nor- Ambu in Palestine. wu-
u at}; G::. 5mm. ' .mn-iunce that the ”'9 ONMOH expressed by the 1:ng
first ,st-A. .‘g m.- r...“- papa,- Will sp- of Balfour in an interview with the
‘W'! 3l-'~ 5:5! Tin.- girls have cecn correspondent of the ileum): Tole-
lposi'int: Nitric-l. rin'l il.-iro is little; "“7331 1 flaw in Palestine has.
duly, 1... “j. .t l1 “3:; rcsult in u been eminently interesting and sat-
sums. isinctory." he said. "1 air. pro~
The 1.: it train-Jr: roundly impressed by the prcgress
mm...“ pd: ;_ Um“- m chief. by the prosperity and tho enthus-
f‘oro'I litili. 1,315.3“! editor. issm of every section of the popula-
.\la:‘.\‘ _ 'htryary department tion. In general the‘ development
.\v:.n:. .{..;v “has. which I have observed here exceeds
MesolithsMuery
“MSlsdanmfi-Mn
Wm: Busy Cash Sm
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llutl‘. . lillrly'; and Viola. I‘l'llk.lln-“I1d€l'ln‘ the destruction brou‘hg
.sc-n, l . box. 'about in Fslestine by the Turkish
A‘irir \ an S m. ‘nusiness mana- regime and the war period.
: gor.
1:91 l rc‘ arr assist.“ it business ‘ —- "'""" " "
. man...” _
T\.rl‘.‘.'Jll‘ .w rimming .‘ie etecutivc‘
board of the Norwalk Girl Scotitl"
(‘OUnLll will mew at 19:30 o'cloc-t in
the ‘i'C\-'.l James Iiiti.
By Local Jewish Boy at
A: a r. .ectmg held Sunday. March »
nev- club. “The Young Msccs- - ‘
was formed and omcers'
elected. This club is one of six u-
sociatv-l clubs Which have recently
boo: n turmcd in hom'alk to band to-
$81117? the erlsh ban and girls oi
the on 3 'lhe clubs lune so mom-
Iberfl. bc-vs and girls about the suns
age. The Young Maccabean mem-
bent are boys ranging in age from 9
to 11 ycars. The officers are:
Justine. Glickson. president.
Oscar Oruks. \ice president.
Morris Robinson. secretary.
Manuel Knishkow. treasurer.
The members of the club arc:
Alex Crcamo.
Norman Glickman.
Oscar Oruks.
Justin Glickson.
Gabriel Hyman.
Manuel Knishkow.
Lcou Paris.
Morris Robinson.
Max Rudolf.
Daniel Schulman.
FILM STAR DIVORCED
LOS ANGELES. April 2. -- Ors
Carew. film actress. yesterday closed
:lur)‘ marriage with John Howard.
:un oi the wealthy \‘ew Hsmpsbii'e
manufacturer “lien Superior Court
Judge Murray granted her a. divorce
on giounds or crucu}.
u
Lovers of
, Block. Groom -_
o:- “in“! 3138“!
Good Tea.
[Wall Street
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