doerger has planned a box Funeral services conducted by Rev. kman, party in honor of the chapter. About er. This however was forced upon him Dr. Harry W. Ettelson were held at eld, L. Kot- thirty members and their dates will by necessity. In order to study chem- J. W. Norris Funeral Home, Union at be present. After the show, the fra- istry, he came to the United States, Bellevue Monday morning. Interment ternity will go somewhere for refresh- and even though then a man of some was in Congregation Children of Israel fame, got a job as waiter in a Phil- to Mem- ments. Cemetery. adelphia restaurant. Some of view are Untermeyer Criticized For Jack of all Trades- Louis Lip- There is of course a sort of general ar and Abe feeling that a man of many callings Failure of German Boycott can't be much good in any. There is a special term-"Jack of all trades" -which carries with it not a little conduct a SCOFFS AT UNTERMYER anti-Semitic lands. I am furious with of stigma. I, personally, have my e carefully AS LEADER OF JEWISH the speeches some of our friends are doubts, whether the slur is deserved. to attract NAZI BOYCOTT FORCES delivering; they are thunderous, and Not every jack of all trades is of seem even more SO when we compare Memphis course a master of any one, but I do Urges United Action as Against the bombast with the extent of ac- instituted not think versatility will injure his "Happy Hysteria" Jews Here tivity which backs up wordage." chances of mastery of any particular nary 14 by Are Enjoying Weak-Kneed Reformers one. Consider the case of Leonardo da S of Mem- Mr. Hirschmann who spent ten Vinci. What did that man not know? eeting will "Jews must stop their whining and weeks in Europe last summer, part of What fields did his mind not pene- Sunday of get down to real business, The manner which he used in a visit to Germany, trate? in which they are prosecuting the boy- said he found the same "weak-kneed rd meeting In our American history, we have cott is disgraceful to the strength of Jewish reformers everywhere." None in the instance of Thomas Jefferson Mr. Abe Jewish leadership and the extent of of them ever does anything except a man who excelled in a variety of entertain- their influence. The boycott, the Ger- make speeches and issue statements, callings. He was the best politician rge of the man situation, the whole business of he said. of his day and also the best architect. or and Sen- the Jewish persecutions has become a The young advertising executive He was something of a mathematician popular topic of conversation at tea. youthful and energetic, spared few in ate by each and a musician and he was a good It is disgusting." his onslaught. He said that Max Wink- cook and a judge of good wines and a ent to this I. A. Hirschmann, executive of Lord ler, head of the boycott committee of gentleman, and I am being strictly friends and & Taylor, local department store and the American Jewish Congress, is "at- accurate, not just funny. Or take Ein- e cordially member of the executive committee of tempting to do good work." What stein, as another example. He is a yourselves. the American Jewish Congress told stands in his way, he insisted, is the mathematician, musician, philosopher the Jewish Daily Bulletin in an inter- "apathy of the people who think they and I understand has invented a num- hairman of view that unless some immediate steps are helping him." ber of things. e has ar- are taken to end the "whining" of He urged that American Jewish ch member American Jews and start a program leaders "cease their quibbling" and One Thing Helps Another- embers who of united action, the "very name of "get down to real business." Making I don't think the explanation for nembership the Jews will be violated." the suggestion that these leaders, in- all of this is altogether, that these ers volun- Gouching in strong phrases his sent- cluding Samuel Untermyer, Stephen men are or were exceptionally great dues and iments which are violently opposed to S.. Wise, Nathan Straus, Jr. Bernard minds, although there may be some- Mr. Joe what he called the "studid and inept" Deutsch, etc., organize and prosecute thing to that. I should imagine, that H. Rush- behavior of those supporting the boy- a boycott that will be "compelling and if a more ordinary mind has acquired menfeld, 5 cott of German products, Mr. Hirsch- inclusive," Mr. Hirschmann criticized some success-some mastery in one and Mr. mann proposed that stores throughout what seems to him to be "a kind of field-it is much simpler for him to the city known to be selling German- happy hysteria" on the part of Jewry. delve into another field. For it is not made goods be boycotted by persons He said that he meant that "as a par- only that in mastering one vocation, HIAN wearing sandwich placards. lor-room topic of conversation, the he acquires the pertinancity-which is Questions Untermyer- German situation is becoming trite." essential to mastery, but also because CALL Mr. Hirschmann challenged the sup- Exports on Increase— there is a certain amount of relation- position that Samuel Untermyer is Mr. Hirschmann assailed the "part ship between all fields. "chieftain" of the boycott forces in which Jewish youth is not playing" in Call- The great discoveries, says White- the United States, and questioned the coming to the defense of their Ger- head, have been made largely by men age, hus- latter's usefulness as a leader of the man brethren. He reflected that the who knew a little about many things. psky, fath- Jews. He qualified this assertion by Jew will be laughed at unless some- this city, One of the troubles about knowing adding that if Mr. Untermyer "stop- thing tangible is done. too much in one particular field is Lipsky and ped making speeches and got down to "Do you know that exports from that in such an intensive study We are rother of business, maybe he would be a leader." Germany to the United States are in- apt to absorb all of the accumulated ty; Harry With conviction, Mr. Hirschmann creasing?" he asked, adding, "This errors, as well as the accumulated Benn.; Mrs. said that the "countless number of lit- shows how much good our boycott is knowledge of that field. Fannye tle Jewish organizations ought to be doing. If you ask me, it is one grand And so it happens, that a fresh City, and shaken up until they come to life." He flop." mind coming from other fields, is apt nmerville, spoke of the "crying need for a cent- The speaker aimed a volley at a few to perceive the new truth much quick- Decem- ralized group, with a central leader." well-know department stores which he er than he who is hamstrung by all Paul Ave. Ja by Rev. "I have become quite disgusted." said are "deliberately purchasing Ger- of the inherited errors. he said, "with the stories which have men products. The feeling of "the con- re held at been appearing in the press about a sumer public" which was reported re- Job Open- e, Wednes- little howl here and a tiny squeal there cently to be "co-operating with the At a time when there is SO much in Congre- about the treatment that is being af- boycott forces," he described as "rath- unemployment, it will be refreshing Cemetery. forded Jews in Germany and in other er pacific." Continued on Editorial Page doerger has planned a box Funeral services conducted by Rev. kman, party in honor of the chapter. About er. This however was forced upon him Dr. Harry W. Ettelson were held at eld, L. Kot- thirty members and their dates will by necessity. In order to study chem- J. W. Norris Funeral Home, Union at be present. After the show, the fra- istry, he came to the United States, Bellevue Monday morning. Interment ternity will go somewhere for refresh- and even though then a man of some was in Congregation Children of Israel fame, got a job as waiter in a Phil- to Mem- ments. Cemetery. adelphia restaurant. Some of view are Untermeyer Criticized For Jack of all Trades- Louis Lip- There is of course a sort of general ar and Abe feeling that a man of many callings Failure of German Boycott can't be much good in any. There is a special term-"Jack of all trades" -which carries with it not a little conduct a SCOFFS AT UNTERMYER anti-Semitic lands. I am furious with of stigma. I, personally, have my e carefully AS LEADER OF JEWISH the speeches some of our friends are doubts, whether the slur is deserved. to attract NAZI BOYCOTT FORCES delivering; they are thunderous, and Not every jack of all trades is of seem even more SO when we compare Memphis course a master of any one, but I do Urges United Action as Against the bombast with the extent of ac- instituted not think versatility will injure his "Happy Hysteria" Jews Here tivity which backs up wordage." chances of mastery of any particular nary 14 by Are Enjoying Weak-Kneed Reformers one. Consider the case of Leonardo da S of Mem- Mr. Hirschmann who spent ten Vinci. What did that man not know? eeting will "Jews must stop their whining and weeks in Europe last summer, part of What fields did his mind not pene- Sunday of get down to real business, The manner which he used in a visit to Germany, trate? in which they are prosecuting the boy- said he found the same "weak-kneed rd meeting In our American history, we have cott is disgraceful to the strength of Jewish reformers everywhere." None in the instance of Thomas Jefferson Mr. Abe Jewish leadership and the extent of of them ever does anything except a man who excelled in a variety of entertain- their influence. The boycott, the Ger- make speeches and issue statements, callings. He was the best politician rge of the man situation, the whole business of he said. of his day and also the best architect. or and Sen- the Jewish persecutions has become a The young advertising executive He was something of a mathematician popular topic of conversation at tea. youthful and energetic, spared few in ate by each and a musician and he was a good It is disgusting." his onslaught. He said that Max Wink- cook and a judge of good wines and a ent to this I. A. Hirschmann, executive of Lord ler, head of the boycott committee of gentleman, and I am being strictly friends and & Taylor, local department store and the American Jewish Congress, is "at- accurate, not just funny. Or take Ein- e cordially member of the executive committee of tempting to do good work." What stein, as another example. He is a yourselves. the American Jewish Congress told stands in his way, he insisted, is the mathematician, musician, philosopher the Jewish Daily Bulletin in an inter- "apathy of the people who think they and I understand has invented a num- hairman of view that unless some immediate steps are helping him." ber of things. e has ar- are taken to end the "whining" of He urged that American Jewish ch member American Jews and start a program leaders "cease their quibbling" and One Thing Helps Another- embers who of united action, the "very name of "get down to real business." Making I don't think the explanation for nembership the Jews will be violated." the suggestion that these leaders, in- all of this is altogether, that these ers volun- Gouching in strong phrases his sent- cluding Samuel Untermyer, Stephen men are or were exceptionally great dues and iments which are violently opposed to S.. Wise, Nathan Straus, Jr. Bernard minds, although there may be some- Mr. Joe what he called the "studid and inept" Deutsch, etc., organize and prosecute thing to that. I should imagine, that H. Rush- behavior of those supporting the boy- a boycott that will be "compelling and if a more ordinary mind has acquired menfeld, 5 cott of German products, Mr. Hirsch- inclusive," Mr. Hirschmann criticized some success-some mastery in one and Mr. mann proposed that stores throughout what seems to him to be "a kind of field-it is much simpler for him to the city known to be selling German- happy hysteria" on the part of Jewry. delve into another field. For it is not made goods be boycotted by persons He said that he meant that "as a par- only that in mastering one vocation, HIAN wearing sandwich placards. lor-room topic of conversation, the he acquires the pertinancity-which is Questions Untermyer- German situation is becoming trite." essential to mastery, but also because CALL Mr. Hirschmann challenged the sup- Exports on Increase— there is a certain amount of relation- position that Samuel Untermyer is Mr. Hirschmann assailed the "part ship between all fields. "chieftain" of the boycott forces in which Jewish youth is not playing" in Call- The great discoveries, says White- the United States, and questioned the coming to the defense of their Ger- head, have been made largely by men age, hus- latter's usefulness as a leader of the man brethren. He reflected that the who knew a little about many things. psky, fath- Jews. He qualified this assertion by Jew will be laughed at unless some- this city, One of the troubles about knowing adding that if Mr. Untermyer "stop- thing tangible is done. too much in one particular field is Lipsky and ped making speeches and got down to "Do you know that exports from that in such an intensive study We are rother of business, maybe he would be a leader." Germany to the United States are in- apt to absorb all of the accumulated ty; Harry With conviction, Mr. Hirschmann creasing?" he asked, adding, "This errors, as well as the accumulated Benn.; Mrs. said that the "countless number of lit- shows how much good our boycott is knowledge of that field. 13. Fannye tle Jewish organizations ought to be doing. If you ask me, it is one grand And so it happens, that a fresh City, and shaken up until they come to life." He flop." mind coming from other fields, is apt mmerville, spoke of the "crying need for a cent- The speaker aimed a volley at a few to perceive the new truth much quick- Decem- ralized group, with a central leader." well-know department stores which he er than he who is hamstrung by all Paul Ave. Ja by Rev. "I have become quite disgusted." said are "deliberately purchasing Ger- of the inherited errors. he said, "with the stories which have men products. The feeling of "the con- re held at been appearing in the press about a sumer public" which was reported re- Job Open— e, Wednes- little howl here and a tiny squeal there cently to be "co-operating with the At a time when there is SO much in Congre- about the treatment that is being af- boycott forces," he described as "rath- unemployment, it will be refreshing Cemetery. forded Jews in Germany and in other er pacific." Continued on Editorial Page berger has planned a box Funeral services conducted by Rev. kman, party in honor of the chapter. About er. This however was forced upon him Dr. Harry W. Ettelson were held at eld, L. Kot- thirty members and their dates will by necessity. In order to study chem- J. W. Norris Funeral Home, Union at be present. After the show, the fra- istry, he came to the United States, Bellevue Monday morning. Interment ternity will go somewhere for refresh- and even though then a man of some was in Congregation Children of Israel fame, got a job as waiter in a Phil- to Mem- ments. Cemetery. adelphia restaurant. Some of view are Untermeyer Criticized For Jack of all Trades Louis Lip- There is of course a sort of general ar and Abe Failure of German Boycott feeling that a man of many callings can't be much good in any. There is a special term-"Jack of all trades" -which carries with it not a little conduct a SCOFFS AT UNTERMYER anti-Semitic lands. I am furious with of stigma. I, personally, have my e carefully AS LEADER OF JEWISH the speeches some of our friends are doubts, whether the slur is deserved. to attract NAZI BOYCOTT FORCES delivering; they are thunderous, and Not every jack of all trades is of seem even more so when we compare Memphis. course a master of any one, but I do Urges United Action as Against the bombast with the extent of ac- instituted not think versatility will injure his "Happy Hysteria" Jews Here tivity which backs up wordage." chances of mastery of any particular nary 14 by Are Enjoying Weak-Kneed Reformers- one. Consider the case of Leonardo da S of Mem- Mr. Hirschmann who spent ten Vinci. What did that man not know? eeting will "Jews must stop their whining and weeks in Europe last summer, part of What fields did his mind not pene- Sunday of get down to real business. The manner which he used in a visit to Germany, trate? in which they are prosecuting the boy- said he found the same "weak-kneed rd meeting In our American history, we have cott is disgraceful to the strength of Jewish reformers everywhere." None in the instance of Thomas Jefferson Mr. Abe Jewish leadership and the extent of of them ever does anything except a man who excelled in a variety of entertain- their influence. The boycott, the Ger- make speeches and issue statements, callings. He was the best politician rge of the man situation, the whole business of he said. of his day and also the best architect. or and Sen- the Jewish persecutions has become a The young advertising executive He was something of a mathematician popular topic of conversation at tea. youthful and energetic, spared few in ate by each and a musician and he was a good It i3 disgusting." his onslaught. He said that Max Wink- cook and a judge of good wines and a ent to this I. A. Hirschmann, executive of Lord ler, head of the boycott committee of gentleman, and I am being strictly friends and & Taylor, local department store and the American Jewish Congress, is "at- accurate, not just funny. Or take Ein- e cordially member of the executive committee of tempting to do good work." What stein, as another example. He is a yourselves. the American Jewish Congress told stands in his way, he insisted, is the mathematician, musician, philosopher the Jewish Daily Bulletin in an inter- "apathy of the people who think they and I understand has invented a num- hairman of view that unless some immediate steps are helping him." ber of things. e has ar- are taken to end the "whining" of He urged that American Jewish ch member American Jews and start a program leaders "cease their quibbling" and One Thing Helps Another- embers who of united action, the "very name of "get down to real business." Making I don't think the explanation for nembership the Jews will be violated." the suggestion that these leaders, in- all of this is altogether, that these ers volun- Gouching in strong phrases his sent. cluding Samuel Untermyer, Stephen men are or were exceptionally great dues and iments which are violently opposed to S.. Wise, Nathan Straus, Jr. Bernard minds, although there may be some- Mr. Joe what he called the "studid and inept" Deutsch, etc., organize and prosecute thing to that. I should imagine, that H. Rush- behavior of those supporting the boy- a boycott that will be "compelling and if a more ordinary mind has acquired menfeld, 5 cott of German products, Mr. Hirsch- inclusive," Mr. Hirschmann criticized some success-some mastery in one and Mr. mann proposed that stores throughout what seems to him to be "a kind of field-it is much simpler for him to the city known to be selling German- happy hysteria" on the part of Jewry. delve into another field. For it is not made goods be boycotted by persons He said that he meant that "as a par- only that in mastering one vocation, HIAN wearing sandwich placards. lor-room topic of conversation, the he acquires the pertinancity-which is Questions Untermyer- German situation is becoming trite." essential to mastery, but also because CALL Mr. Hirschmann challenged the sup- Exports on Increase- there is a certain amount of relation- position that Samuel Untermyer is Mr. Hirschmann assailed the "part ship between all fields. "chieftain" of the boycott forces in which Jewish youth is not playing" in Call- The great discoveries, says White- the United States, and questioned the coming to the defense of their Ger- head, have been made largely by men age, hus- latter's usefulness as a leader of the man brethren. He reflected that the who knew a little about many things. psky, fath- Jews. He qualified this assertion by Jew will be laughed at unless some- this city, One of the troubles about knowing adding that if Mr. Untermyer "stop- thing tangible is done. too much in one particular field is Lipsky and ped making speeches and got down to "Do you know that exports from that in such an intensive study We are rother of business, maybe he would be a leader." Germany to the United States are in- apt to absorb all of the accumulated ty; Harry With conviction, Mr. Hirschmann creasing?" he asked, adding, "This errors, as well as the accumulated enn.; Mrs. said that the "countless number of lit- shows how much good our boycott is knowledge of that field. Fannye tle Jewish organizations ought to be doing. If you ask me, it is one grand And so it happens, that a fresh City, and shaken up until they come to life." He flop." mind coming from other fields, is apt nmerville, spoke of the "crying need for a cent- The speaker aimed a volley at a few to perceive the new truth much quick- Decem- ralized group, with a central leader." well-know department stores which he Paul Ave. er than he who is hamstrung by all la by Rev. "I have become quite disgusted." said are "deliberately purchasing Ger- of the inherited errors. he said, "with the stories which have men products. The feeling of "the con- re held at been appearing in the press about a sumer public" which was reported re- Job Open— e, Wednes- little howl here and a tiny squeal there cently to be "co-operating with the At a time when there is so much in Congre- about the treatment that is being af- boycott forces," he described as "rath- unemployment, it will be refreshing Cemetery. forded Jews in Germany and in other er pacific." Continued on Editorial Page planned a box Funeral services acted by Rev. kman, party in honor of the chapter. About er. This however was forced upon him Dr. Harry W. Ettelson were held at rid, L. Kot- thirty members and their dates will by necessity. In order to study chem- J. W. Norris Funeral Home, Union at be present. After the show, the fra- intry, he came to the United States, Bellevue Monday morning. Interment ternity will go somewhere for refresh. and even though then a man of some was Congregation Children of Isruel to Mem- ments, fame, got a job as waiter in a Phil- Cemetery. adelphis restaurant. Some of view are Untermeyer Criticized For Jack of all Trades- Louis Lip- There is of course a sort of general it and Abe Failure of German Boycott feeling that a man of many callings can't be much good in any. There is a special term-"Jack of all trades" which carries with it not a little conduct a SCOFFS AT UNTERMYER anti-Semitic lands. I am furious with of stigma. I, personally, have my earefully AS LEADER OF JEWISH the speeches some of our friends are doubts, whether the slur is deserved. to attract NAZI BOYCOTT FORCES delivering; they are thunderous, and Not every jack of all trades is of seem even more NO when we compare Memphis. course a master of any one, but I do Urges United Action as Against the bombast with the extent of ao- instituted not think versatility will injure his "Happy Hysteria" Jews Here tivity which backs up rordage." chances of mastery of any particular nary Are Enjoying Weak-Kneed Reformers one. Consider the case of Leonardo du of Mem- Mr. Hirschmann who spent ten Vinci. What did that man not know? esting will "Jews must stop their whining and weeks in Europe last summer, part of What fields did his mind not pene- Sunday of get down to real business. The manner which he used in a visit to Germany, trate? in which they are prosecuting the boy. said he found the same "weak-kneed rd meeting In our American history, we have outt is disgraceful to the strength of Jewish reformers everywhere." None in the instance of Thomas Jefferson Mr. Abe Jewish leadership and the extent of of them ever does anything except . man who excelled in a variety of entertain- their influence. The boyeott, the Gen make speeches and issue statements, callings, He was the best politician rge of the man situation, the whole business of he said, of his day and also the best architect. or and Sen- the Jewish persecutions has become a The young advertising executive He was something of a mathematician popular topic of conversation at tea. youthful and energetic, spared few in te by each and a musician and be was a good It is disgusting." his onslaught. He said that Max Wink- cook and a judge of good wines and a mt to this I. A. Hirschmann, executive of Lord ler, head of the boycott committee of gentleman, and I am being strictly friends and & Taylor, local department store and the American Jewish Congress, is "at- accurate, not just funny. Or take Ein- cordially member of the executive committee of tempting to do good work." What stein, as another example. He is a yourselves. the American Jewish Congress told stands in his way, he insisted, is the mathematician, musician, philosopher the Jewish Daily Bulletin in an inter- "apathy of the people who think they and I understand has invented a num- hairman of view that unless some immediate steps are helping him." ber of things. has ar- are taken to end the "whining" of He urged that American Jewish ch member American Jews and start a program leaders "cease their quibbling" and One Thing Helps Another- embers who of united action, the "very name of "get down to real business." Making I don't think the explanation for nembership the Jews will be violated." the suggestion that these leaders, in- all of this is altogether, that these ers volun- Gouching in strong phrases his sent. cluding Samuel Untermyer, Stephen men are or were exceptionally great dues and iments which are violently opposed to S.. Wise, Nathan Strans, Jr. Bernard minds, although there may be some- Mr. Joe what he called the "studid and inept" Deutsch, etc., organize and prosecute thing to that, I should imagine, that H. Rush- behavior of those supporting the boy. a boycott that will be "compelling and if a more ordinary mind has acquired menfeld, 5 cott of German products, Mr. Hirsch- inclusive," Mr. Hirschmann criticized some success-some mastery in one and Mr. mann proposed that stores throughout what seems to him to bd "a kind of field-it is much simpler for him to the city known to be selling German- happy hysteria" on the part of Jewry. delve into another field. For it is not made goods be boycotted by persons He said that he meant that "as a par- only that in mastering one vocation, HIAN wearing sandwich placards, for-room topic of conversation, the he acquires the pertinanelty-which is Questions Untermyer- German situation is becoming trite." essential to mastery, but also because CALL Mr. Hirschmann challenged the sup. Exports on Increase- there is a certain amount of relation- position that Samuel Untermyer is Mr. Hirschmann assuiled the "part ship between all fields. Call- "chieftain" of the boycott forces in which Jewish youth is not playing" in The great discoveries, says White- the United States, and questioned the coming to the defense of their Ger- age, hus- head, have been made largely by men latter's usefulness as a leader of the man brethren. He reflected that the psky, fath- who knew a little about many things. Jews. He qualified this assertion by Jew will be lauglied at unless some- this city, One of the troubles about knowing adding that if Mr. Untermyer "stop- thing tangible is done, too much in one particular field is ipsky and ped making speeches and got down to "Do you know that exports from rother of that in such an intensive study We are business, maybe he would be a leader." Germany to the United States are in- apt to absorb all of the accumulated ty: Harry With conviction, Mr. Hirschmann enn.; Mrs. creasing?" he asked, adding, "This errors, as well as the accumulated said that the "countless number of III. shows how much good our boycott is knowledge of that field. 1. Fannye the Jewish organizations ought to be doing. If you ask me, it is one grand And so it happens, that a fresh City, and shaken up until they come to life." He flop." nmerville, mind coming from other fields, is apt spoke of the "crying need for a cent- The speaker aimed a volley at a few Decem- to perceive the new truth much quick. ralized group, with a central leader." well-know department stores which he Paul Ave. er than he who is hangstrung by all 4d by Rev. "I have become quite disgusted." said are "deliberately purchasing Ger- of the inherited errors. he said, "with the stories which have men products, The feeling of "the con- re held at been appearing in the press about a sumer public" which was reported re- Job Open- Wednes- little howl here and a tiny squeal there cently to be "co-operating with the At a time when there is 80 much n Congre- about the treatment that is being af- boycott forces," he described as "rath- unemployment, it will be refreshing Cemetery. forded Jews in Germany and in other er pacific." 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