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- IIME. (A10. —— Mussolini has
'1. ad out a system of giving the
" Ids of persons who visit. him
is oltice in the Chigi Palace
.. y the type ct nm impression
3 ‘nts them to hsie.
, oPrcmicr‘s cities is a vast.
ocoiiingcd room with the desk
the (or corner diagonally oppo-
‘ tho entranu from “hich one
' . alk tncnty or thhly seconds
-‘ it.
‘ Mussolini wants to create a
‘ impression. he walks almost
e door and prolicrs his hands
-dlal greeting If he wants to
lculsrly ferocious. he remains
it his desk. almost unseen
pg and then raises his huge
eyes at the necessarily in-
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Are Explained
Judge lrving Lehman. Noted Jurist and Head of Wei-l
fare Basal States That '“From the Jewish Ccntcri
Will Come the' American Jew."
In connection with tha'drlvg tor
$25,000 to pay for and equip a mod-
ern Y. M. ii. A. building at 9 West
Em“ and later to erect an annex
house a gymnasium. tho remark
of Judge lrvlng Lehman. president
of thstsmh Walters Board and
noted New York jurist. that "From
the Jewish Copter Will Come the
American Jew." is of timely interest.
Why a I. u. 8. All
Why a Y. hi. 8. A.? What will it
do? Who will it benefit? What tan-
gible results can be expected tram
it?
These are questions not intro.
quently heard and they can be no
whore better answered than in
Judge Lehman’s own words, which
state:
Y. M. H. A.'s are trying to build
themselves up as organisations
Whose memberswill realise that
they are Ja'ws not merely by acci-
dent or birth. but because they know
and recognise the value at Jewish
traditions and ideals. We hope to
make each young Jew who belongs
to these organisations‘or comes un-
der their influence. conscious that
ho is a Jew and proud and happy
the; he is a Jew.
. ' no synagogue hssalwsys been in
the past the center or iswish lite and
spirit. The Jewish Welisrs Board
not only does not mosp‘to‘dhplica
the synagogue but it hopes to in.
crease its intluescs. Untortunstely.
and as every thinking Jew. including
many onthusias q Itshois and lay
leaders or the nsgogue- have been
compelled to recognise the rotorm
tho oonservatlio and the Orthodox
synagogue alike—though in varying
degrees—are falling to attract and to
maintain their hold upon the young
men and woman. You can send the
child to a religious 'school and re-
quire him‘ ‘to' attend a. religious ser-
vice. But you cannot compel the ad:
olcscent to attend services and they
are not attending seniors except
during the nigh Holy Days.
“The older men and women (ind
tion. but to the young boy and girl.
the young than and woman. the
synagogue remains. at but. s place
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Attracts Ioung People.
“It is not o. source or daycto day
inspiration which becomes a part or
their lives. The Jewish cs tcrs at-
tract these young people accuse
they otter them opportunities tor
social gathering and for mental and
physical development. The organic
nations which .pttrsct them are so
conducted as to lead also to their
moral development. Answers is no
organisation which can be put to
more attentive use for the inculca-
tion or respect and love for the Jew.
ish religion and traditions than the
Jewish center.
"The older members or the corn-
munlty have come to realise that
their children wil be lost to Judaism
unless some means are round by
which they can be taught to love
their
Jewish birth as an asset and a lla-
billt!
"We have been able to show them
so many instances where the young
people have through the 1.31. E A.
and other Jewish oostors become im-
Sued aim the“ section so that
everywh we are winning support
or the older generation.
“We show those men that we do
not cootendéhat the synagogue has
tailed. But a do contend that tho
moms II “In Km 0! tolling
unless its influences-Isobel out be.
yond. its place or worship. We otter
the Rabbi our co-opsration and we
error .hirn opportwity to meet Iosd‘
lines rouse ml- who may be will-
'ing to aocsfi his leadership services.
lmnd to: than who must lead the
”mono in the tutors sad that
in proportion to e success is do.
monatrs the rat '0! the Jewish
center in is direction. do we secure
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JOSEPH ALBERTA
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Phonei 605 or 2859
A slight gvsneellssheen
a place in the synagogue organise» .
"Mon and to rags um, ,
Wsphowthotwsarsarscruitissr
the support at the older members or
the communlihwi‘i‘g are attached to'
the synagogue.
Makes llciicr Americans .
"In addition. we secure the sup:
ert or the older men and women or
the community who are themselves '
not active in the religious lite ol
their communities because we can
demonstrate to them that our mom.
here are not merely better Jaws. but
actually better Americans because
they are better Jews. I venture to
say that the influence of our work
has rs-establlshcd for many or these
older people also some faith in the
eternal values or their ancestral re-
llglon.
"Almost overv Jenish center was
started as a Y. 31.}! A. through the
initiatiyo entirely or young people.
Naturally these young people hint!
neither the influence nor the finan-
cial resources to secure proper
quarters. a paid leader or the \ol-
untcer help of tho Rabbis and other
men in the community who might
bring inspiration to them.
"We expect the older mo and
women to supply these noel; and
also through their supervision and
active participation in the work as
directors to see that the work is
properly carried on. We also hope
to tie up the activities or the young
people. in this way with communal
social. civic and philanthropic
movements We hope I’ll see these
centers become the rallying points
for these moromenta !or they are
the only centers to which any war.
thy Jew is welcome regardless of his
particular shado of faith or social
antecedents.
Added Strength for Scrtlce.
"We hope that from the Jewish
center or the tuturc will emanate
a distinctly American type of
Judaism. because it will be a. type
that is built up by American Jews
to meet their con needs. We hope
that this type of Judaism wln'bo
so broad as to attract and hold these
who see a spiritual value in the ob-
servance or the smallest of God's
laws and those who seek only to
follow the moral principles or our
faith.
"There will lie instinct in such a
term of Judaism the same spirit
which he's been the guiding force
oi the Judaism of the past and
Judaism oi (Kay—the spirit of
broad charity and social justice. By
emphasising the obligation or the
Jew to bring to the service or his
country all or his strength. both
spiritual and material. the spirit or
our religion will be made a. social
(area as it' never could be made
where the Jew did not enjoy the
blessings of lreedom. The Jewish
center should therefore become the
instrument through which American
Judaism, will demonstrate not more-
ly its rights to exist in this country.
but also that 1‘. possesses a spiritual
value which gives added strength for
set-vibe to those who accept it. "
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STATUE 0!“ CHAMP CLARK
BOWLING GREEN. (AP). -— A
$25. 000 math rlal to the late Champ
Clark. stat an of Missouri. will
be unveiled and dedicated on Nov.
ember is. The Clark home has been
located hero for years.
The memorial is a llioaise. bronze
status mounted on a huge. red gra
ite base. It will depict Champ Clar
dressed as he appeared for many
years in Congress, in s long. Prince
Albert coat and flowing tie.
An old fashioned barbecue and has.
hot picnic. sad in connection
with the l dedication. Son-
stor James A. Reed may maltothe
teaturo address.
Funds for the clan menwsro sp-
propristcd by the 1! 5 Kincaid lea-
lslaiuro.
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"Srlghtsr" burials have boon de-
termined upon by the British Un-
dortalters‘ Woodwork Association.
New casket dosigns are for beauti-
tul and gracetuajoriimanship.
EAST NORWALK COAL CO
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Opening Class of
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MRS. COBB TEACHES ammo
EXERCISES AT B E D I” 0 R D
HOUSE—LEGION BALD WED,
NESDAY EVENING. _.
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Ralph Sacco. \t'esiport cor-
respondcrit, tel. Sentinel urtico
Norwaili N.
About u children appeared at the
opening class or the children's
courses conducted in the Bedtord
llouse by Mrs Frank I. Cobb Satur-
day pinching. Three classes will be
conducted ovary Saturday morning.
clses. lessons which will presem
simple instruction in sight singing
and the singing ot
and folk songs. Chil rep from 'i to
1: years will be admitted to the
classes. and although ‘ths first class
has been held. registration is still
open.
Tuesday and Friday at 8 p. in. in
struction in these classes will large-
ly deal in rhythmic breathing. \och
placing by the natural method. dic-
tion and the cultivation of the
speaking and singing voice.
The Benetlcsnt society of the Con-;
gregatlonal church Will obsene its
annual bsrrol packing party at the
home or Mrs. Frederick Ruland.
Wednesday attornoon.
The teachers ondo oégcors ot the
Salilatllck Congrega rial churclii
Sunday school class wllb most at lhci
home at their superintendent Wil-
liam 1i. Patric. Wednesdan.
Doctor E. Elizabeth
director at the Bureau ot
taro ot the State Department oi:
llesJih. will again appear in West-'
port Thursday. when she will take
up with the Public Health Nursing
committee and the Child Welfare
committee or the W. 121.}... a dis-
cussion ot the local child welfare to
be held November to.
meeting ttho Needlewor-
ihe Bed ord Hones last hursdur.
and gave a. very informative oxpggi-
tion of the work being done by in.
department. of health in tha_ "t"
or child welfare.
-—For Thfllksglvll'ig. a ncw~dlni.
room suite at Sterling Furniture l .
on easy tonnes—Adv.
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The August Matthias Post. No. 61'.
American Legion with the Woman‘:.
Auxiliary. will give the annual
committee making arrangements for
the ball will have the crack drill
team of the Norwslk post op ppesr
here tor an exhibition drill. This:
team recently won the stats cham-
pionship and later received honor-
able mention at tho
vsntion in Philadelp
expected to be. largely attended.
Plans are being tour at lin-
Westport. Country Club to serve din
ners to members and their trienus
Thanksgiving Day.
and New Year‘s.
reservations (or these attain. ,
sun—o...
elation is to be given at tho Bedtord
House November 15 when Psi cis
McDonald will render a sum ot
songs of amount nations- ' ‘
'1‘ Westport Public Ubrarr cor-
dially invites the unite to a sorlcs
of lectures on ' Art Pages ot‘
History" Friday atternoes from 2:80
to s: so. Mrs. Rollin G. Ibex-wood.
librarian. will give the lectursssrhieh
will be illustrated by its slides
leased by the state edu esti de-
partment. '
The dates for the lectures are as
follows: November 18. The Story of
Constan-
Enrica»
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JOHN ALBERTA
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3-5 Rowan Street
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‘lrying to advance
and as outlined by Mrs. Cobb_ oln‘
consist primarily ot rhythmic exer- ,
and animate thomtursl child \olce ‘
ildran' s l songs i
Adult classes will be given every;
graham. I
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Doctor Ingraham spoke borers sf
Guild in I
Armistice ave bail in the Y. M. C. A. l
lymnssium. Wednesday evening. The i
attend con- 3
the event is;
Christmas Day,
Madame Else.
MoreemChsslon has chargo of the;
A benefit performance tor. the ‘
Woman's Town Improvement ’Asso~ .
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rim .. autumn—south j . "mt OONN. TUESDAY Nominees, 192a
linoand Wautinovls: Jon. t-lllth
Century losses Places and People
of the note at Columbus: Feb. 18.
The Cathedral Builders: March is
Iurost Painters or the Dutch Repub-
lie:April 15. Early American Paint-
ers: May It. Conlrnporary falnters
Mrs. Katherine S. Lawson has
sold property running train the San-
gatuch river to imperial avenue to
Arba 8. Shidmors. at New York. ac.-
cordlng to a warranty deed tiled in.
_ Tho Misses Charlotte Stone and
Zoo My“. Now York are spend-
ing I C IV! with Miss Stone's pn~
rents. . and Mrs.
Clinton CVODUO-
nYNCOPA’l‘lON ls CMJJL'II .
FOE OII‘ NATIVE UPI In;
NEW YORK. (AH—Music til it
moves the loot rather than the heart
is retarding the dmclonmcnt in
American Opera. in tho br-llet' of J
‘liosamond Johnson. pianist und t‘-X
no at. at tho negro splrilunls
ll‘i‘lng Stone, l
American opera
is that they are taking trhlul things
—-muslc that appeals to the tut
rather than to the soul." Joilllioil
F” .
"Jazz is a great inelltuiion rm ill. ‘
tired business man und olhcin luv-(l I
log relaxation. but there is llllln'
hope tor its being developed into
the poetry 0! symphony mu lI:.
ccpt to turnlsh jolly mmcnlcnts loi
more serious works.’ i
Johnson says an understanding or,
the negro phlosophy rcllccicd in
the opirituals-thc belief or the.
negro that a happy life awaited.
him in Heaven when his enrlhlyl
troubles were ended-4s ups-usury
for permanent adaption of his songsi
In the music or today.
lelos pinch-hit hr the pipe organ
in the “community church 0: this
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