The Sentinel, v.078 no. 07, 1930

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"Anatole France: The Development of
a Master," Next Subject in Con-temporary
Literature Series
The next lecture in the series on
contemporary literature given by J.
Hugo Feldman under the general title
of "Literary Landmarks" will be given
on Monday, May 19, on "Anatole
France: The Development of a Mas-ter."
The work and life of this great
French writer will be reviewed by the
speaker in the light of his influence
on contemporary thought. It will be
shown that his inherent skepticism
early dominated his outlook. In Syl-vestre
Bonnard, in Thais, in La vie
litteraire, an elegant irony deepened
into sarcasm, leavened by humor and
Gallic wit.
George N. Kotin Will Discuss
"Business Law"
George N. Kotin will speak on
"Business Law" at the institute next
Wednesday evening, May 21, in the
course on "Modern Methods in Busi-ness"
which is being given by leading
Chicago business executives. This dis-cussion
will be on the fundamentals
of business which should be known to
everyone connected with a business
enterprise. There is no subject more
important for the business man to
know than the law that pertains to
business and there is no subject that
is perhaps less studied though it in-volves
the very life of the business at
times and affects the small business
man as well as the largest.
The following week, on May 28,
the last lecture in this series will be
given by C. F. Strodel, supervisor of
theaters of Balaban & Katz, on
"Young Men and Their Jobs."
Institute School of Recreation and
Pre-Kindergarten Has Special
Program
The institute pre-kindergarten and
recreation schools, which register stu-dents
from the ages of 21/%-12 for sum-mer
work on the institute roof gar-den-
a very large, spacious, well-pro-tected
workroom and playground-is
beginning its sessions now. It has
a full and well rounded curriculum in
arts and crafts, in dramatics, in mu-sic,
and in nature study, with a good
deal of play for the younger groups
and interesting work for the older ones
in addition to the program of study
which is not too heavy but adapted to
the uses of a summer recreation school
-there is opportunity for recreation
and relaxation in swimming and in
gym work.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE J. I.
A. S. OF CANADA TO BE HELD
AT MONTREAL
The annual meeting of the Jewish
Immigrant Aid Society of Canada, af-filiated
with the Hias and Hicem, will
I be held Sunday, May 18, at Montreal.
Among the other outstanding immi-gration
problems to be given consider-ation
at the meeting will be the re-cent
change of the jurisdiction in Ca-nadian
immigration matters from the
federal government at Ottawa to the
various provincial governments which
is bound to have a decided effect on
Jewish immigration to Canada.
Adolph Copeland, president of the
Chicago Hias, who has made a study
of immigration conditions in Canada
last year after his return from
Europe and kept in constant touch
with the immigration work in Can-ada,
will address the annual meeting
and will take part in the delibera-tions.
Mr. Copeland will also visit the
main office of Hias at New York and
the Hias Bureau at Washington to
consult on a number of important mat-ters
arising from the pending immi-gration
and naturalization legislation.
THE CONNECTION
"They claim to be connected with
some of the best families."
"Yes, by telephone."
THE SICK LION
Trotzky's autobiography makes
fascinating reading for Bolshevik
and capitalist alike. By now the
Jews will have read it carefully,
and collated all the passages
which have to do with them.
These passages are few-and only
one is significant; but so signifi-cant
that it could be made the
thesis of a book. He writes, on
page 361: "The question of my
Jewish origin acquired importance
only after I had become a sub-ject
for political baiting. Anti-
Semitism raised its head with
that of anti-Trotzkyism. They
both derived from the same
source-the petty bourgeois reac-tion
against October (the great
Bolshevik revolution)." Here are
the first questions that this pas-sage
suggests: 1. Did anti-Sem-itism
remain dormant during the
big days of the revolution simply
because the Bolsheviks were using
the Jews (Trotzky, Joffe, Radek,
etc.) as long as they were needed,
and threw them into the discard
when their usefulness was over?
("In the years of the revolu-tionary
ascendancy," writes
Trotzky, "this question never had
the slightest importance.") 2. If
this is true, does the situation
differ from any other political
situation in which Jews are used
as the advance guard and finally
disowned? For example, the So-cialist
movement in various coun-tries,
the struggle for liberty in
Poland and elsewhere? 3. If it is
not true, how shall we interpret
Trotzky's statement? a. Does he
believe what he says? b. If he
does, what hope has he for the
disappearance of anti-Semitism
even in Bolshevist Russia? c. If
he does not believe what he says,
" is he merely using his Jewish
origin, which he ignored till now,
as a political weapon, behaving
like the stupidest and meanest
Jewish renegade who forgets
about his ostracised people until
he finds it convenient to whine:
"Oi, die antisemiten!"
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