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JEWISH IMMIGRATION TO SOUTH AFRICA "PRACTICALLY STOWK1>"
Johannesburg (j.T. A./. � Al .t.h* Congress -A South African Board of !>?;>u*ie?f .h*!^ ' 3t Pretoria. Mr. S. Raphael/ ATA Mr. H-?r�ch ; (Johannesburg i, moved rout resolutions. pr> testing againn the gover^rr.^ritVappH-cati^a to European Jews of that settiori of :?.< ! � �..! $73' ion Act that wa? intend-rd for Asiatic?, orshy proT.ifin? support to the govern.� �nt in keep-'r.j -'out ::n.-desirables. arKi giving; the ir.cotr.ir,? executive -,f the Board 6t":Dep:-ti-^ direction, in ;a_-�v: c>.e government intro--In moving the
he could cot discz^js vie i^ir-i^n-or, i� .pAiae without. first tt-aJr.r=-Lzz LLs =ic<t scies:- protes against and eipre^siri iis desp�r government's del: berime isfiicaaczi ct i sub-section of vlv? '.AW :o; Sar^ea^s had previously - z'.&Ls&Z itself, act ^ *p^i;- :o immigrants � the t^rc->M2 riot.
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<"f their people go thero an'.l''1<?ve1op '.heir national home than encourage: cheir imraiftr-ition :o >rMjt!i
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Far from Rabbi Feu erJjcht. though we were when he attacker! the Indianapolis' Chronicle, from his pulpit, our palm would not need to he crossed with silver to improve our understanding of wha* a man might say agamst the average English- Jewish : social paper such as the Chronicle is.
The reasr>n it is ^o easy for us .to divine what an uninitiated assailer of .the Chronicle could say is that we know the paper's virtues and \ve.know the ways of assailers and what would be virtues co us, would be 'vices, to them. C>f course this, is aside from any [Personal grievance the rabbi might have had when he took the pleasure of ushering the Chronicle into the1 .synagogue; as it. were,
. To atrack the Chronicle really in hic^h style, one would have to say thar it 'is not hii<h-brow. Then from that he might pass on to -observe.! he _ abundance of its advertising in columns that might . better bo, tilled with the pictures of the rndianafx)lis heroes \vho ^i\-o iollypop parties for poor kids. Dr>n:r forget thai the Chronicle/publishes no erudite b<V>k reviews for those -who 'want; to be. well versed in a hurry. And its dearth of heavy, deep intellectual articles on heavy, .deep, intellectual subjects is very unflattering to i>s '.subscribers even, though they buy the paper for iis .social news and prefer the social department to any other.
The : Chronicle, since it is the average English-Jewish social paper is guilty orv-ail jijjese; counts and lives by its Qiiih:. Therefore we .can .imagine that it might even have -;he face to grin ar the: rabbi's �.criticism coming, as it does from one of the many who -don't run papers. -but know, all about how they should be run. Perhaps ; he Chronicle in i-ts -chiri;?pah told Rabbi Feuerliclit, wo, that; it is not in business for the purpose of raising the high brow census in Indiana-.polls, or as -"a community ''philanthropy, or for die owner's amusemenr, but for the purpose of making him a living by printing 'clean news, nor above rhe r:urinsii.y �>f plain people. nor beneath fhat.of iiigh
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