The Sentinel, v.082 no. 10, 1931

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tion, but emphasizing the claim that the reclamation of Palestine
has upon all Jews, whatever their outlook with regard to what
they consider Jewish fundamentals and objectives. Increasingly
it is being recognized that all Jews must stand together in such
far-reaching effort as the Jewish Agency is charged with carrying
on in Palestine, and unitedly see it through to a successful con-clusion.
Any sane and self-respecting Jew realizes it is a privi-lege
to stand at Mr. Warburg's side in such a cause, aye to sit
at his feet and learn from him the way to go and the way to
work to serve his people.
It is perhaps more important that the efforts being made to
bring about united action in Jewry through the Jewish Agency
shall not fail than that the great promise in Palestine where dur-ing
the past ten years the Jewish population has increased from
65,000 to 172,000, and the area of land held by Jews has in-creased
from 115,000 acres to 300,000 acres, shall not be frustrated
and defeated. The dinner next Tuesday night at the Standard
Club will tell whether the Jews of Chicago are capable of appre-ciating
the changed emphasis in Jewish life.
-A. A. FREEDLANDER.
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THE AGENCY DINNER
The presence of Felix M. Warburg as guest of honor of the
Chicago Jewish Community at a dinner to be given next Tues-day
night at the Standard Club, gives the occasion an importance
far greater than that of an ordinary Zionist drive for funds.
Mr. Warburg 's mission is not merely to spur and speed up the
efforts of local Zionist leaders to make a creditable showing in
the national campaign now being conducted to raise $2,500,000
for Palestine, although he is earnestly concerned that Chicago
shall as soon as possible raise its quota of $150,000 as a number of
other communities have already filled the quotas assigned them
or are actively engaged in doing so. Mr. Warburg does not go
around the country for the vain purpose of parading his prestige
and position in American Jewry. His presence is notice that a
serious situation exists and a summons to meet the situation as
adequately and as worthily a s he personally does. Chicago needs
a shake-up more than a shake-down.
The dinner next Tuesday night is primarily an Agency
dinner whose main purpose is to bring home to the Jews of Chi-cago,
particularly those who have not been identified with Zionist
activity, a realization of the duty of all whether they are in
sympathy with Zionist national aspirations in Palestine or not,
to strengthen the Jewish Agency to enable it to safeguard valid
and vital Jewish interests in the old Homeland.
Much more important than the Zionists who will be seen at
the dinner will be the non-Zionists of standing in the community
who will put in an appearance. The dinner will make it clear
whether the Jewish Agency is a fact in the Chicago Jewish Com-munity
or merely a term, and whether the Jews of Chicago are
big enough to rise above divisions and the counsel of illiberal and
intolerant leadership, and join hands and hearts in the further-ance
of Jewish interests, for that is the prime function of the
Jewish Agency although its scope of effort is confined to Pales-tine.
Mr. Warburg symbolizes Jewish unity as no other living
figure in American Jewry does. He sees beyond the narrow
limits of any particular movement with which he is identified.
If any leader can be said to stand always on the firing-line for
Jewry, it is Felix M. Warburg, a philanthropist in the fullest
Jewish sense of the term. He embodies and is deepening and
broadening a great tradition in American Jewry, loyally and ably
perpetuating the spirit and carrying on the work of his illustrious
father-in-law of revered memory, the late Jacob M. Schiff, and of
those other heroic American Jewish figures, Nathan Straus and
Louis Marshall to whom whatever is Jewish was never alien,
whose mantle has descended upon his worthy shoulders.
There is great need of the Jewishness exemplified in Felix
M. Warburg, a Jewishness that eclipses narrow loyalties as the
refulgence of the full-risen sun pales the puny, flickering flame
of a candle. In the luminous presence of Felix M. Warburg,
lesser leadership is revealed in all its petty and pitiable in-effectualness.
The Agency dinner at the Standard Club made notable by
Mr. Warburg's presence, offers an opportunity to the Jews of
Chicago to rally to the side of a leadership that shines with zeal
for all things Jewish under whatever name they may go. None
can deny, in spite of the failure of the Allied Jewish Campaign,
that a change in attitude has come about that offers great promise
for the future, when those long-known for their uncompromising
opposition to all things Zionistic are not only abating their opposi-j
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THE SE June 5,1931