blelkalf ,swish Pcriodieal Carter CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN _monsm a narais ToGlierrar Ongintuu Nntrs Largest, fastest steamers in the world. Excellent treatment of pas- sengers. There is a local agent in your town or nearby. To Poland, Lithuania, Uk- rainia and all Baltic States via Hamburg and Danzig: Aug. 18 PANNONIA III Cl. II CI. Hamburg $145.00 $125.00 $200.00 $135.00 Danzig Tax $5.00. Via Cherbourg, Southamp- ton, Liverpool and Glasgow: Aug. 13 CARMANIA . Aug. 13 COLUMBIA BERENGARIA .. Aug. 18 ALGERIA Aug. 20 ALBANIA .... . . Aug. 20 , JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR Chapel and Office 7739 JOHN R. CONGREGATION EMANUEL OUTLINES YEAR'S PLANS anoff, was a conclusion that, judging from practical examples in the Re- form movement, there was a corn- patibility between the two move- menta. It was also pointed out dur- ing the discussion that many of the great leaders in the Zionist move- ment are affiliated with the reformed church. Miss Zelda Medvedov acted as chairman of the evening. E. R. Rabinowitz has been chosen to act as chairman for the next ses- sion of the cricle Tuesday evening. COVERS 4,000 MILES IN TRAVEL TO JOIN AMERICAN RELATIVE An elaborate program of congre- gational activities has been outlined at the last meeting of the Congrega- Most children find relatives in re- tion Emanuel. The first step an- strictive proximity; not so Roza nounced is the launching of a cam- Glichlich, age 7, who has just (in- paign for a new site for the erection haled a 4,000 mile trip to Bayonne, of a building to house the congrega- N. J., seeking relatives. Roza, al- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levinsohn en- tion. though only 7, can tell a tale of ex- tertained a few friends at their home An announcement from the con- periences which few men of 70 can Thursday evening. gregation states that it is hoped to equal. Iler journey from Warsaw, make the new structure more than Poland, on the last trip of the S. S. Milton L. Greenbaum left Sunday a synagogue. If the plans of the Lithuania to Boston, where her uncle, for a two weeks' camping trip. founders are to materialize, it will WHEN THE SWEET DREAM Solomon Karpin of 436 Avenue C, possess many of the features of a Bayonne, N. J., awaiated her, is one OF PEACE SHALL COME Mrs. J. Thal had as her guests dur- community building and combine the lo if fe the least eventful periods of her ing the past week Mrs. J. Walter Le- purely religious activities of the syn- TRUE vin of New York, Mrs. Albert Gra- agogue with the social and civil ac- On that trip Roza had the com- bower of Detroit and Miss Dorothy tivities of the Jewish community of (The following poem was written panionship of 14 other war orphans, Barnett of Pontiac. the northwest section of the city. of Burton' father sent to welcoming relatives in Amer- Three favorable sites for the erec- by Alex H. Levy, Ellis M. Thal spent the week in tion of the new synagogue have been Levy, who was recently killed by ica by the War Orphans' Bureau of the Joint Distribution Committee, and this city. submitted and a committee was ap- hold-up men.) the protecting care of Fanny Fein- i pointed to determine which is the silver, who was earning her trip to I Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Seitner and most suitbale. peace shall When the sweet dream of America by taking charge of the 15' family have returned from l'ort Aus- A record of noteworthy progress come true, waifs. Roza enjoyed the relief from tin. is indicated by the reports of the And nations all warfare eschew, the responsibility of taking care of Hebrew school committee. Fifty chil- When the banner of white Mrs. M. Mendelson and daughter dren were enrolled in the school dur- herself. Is unfurled to the light of Detroit are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ing the past season. Plans for the For two years she has been alone And the peoples no longer depend A. Kanter. in the world. Typhus, the dread dis- coming year are to enlarge the upon might, school and to add_ to the staff of Then, the whole world begins life ease of poverty-stricken Europe, had Miss Zella and Harold Immerman school teachers in order to care for killed her mother, father and five sin- I anew. are home from their vacation. tern. leaving Roza to shift for herself. the heavy enrollment anticipated. In Poland, where the whole popula- Tickets for the approaching holi- Work on Temple Beth El is ex- days services, to be held at the West- When the sweet dream of peace shall tion is fighting a hard, indecisive bat- come true, pected to be finished by the middle minster Community Center on Ham- tle against starvation, it would seem And Pagan, Gentile and Jew of September. incredible that a lonely child of 7 ilton Boulevard and Glynn court, are Together will stand could survive, but Roza can be seen being disposed of rapidly. Those de- In one glorious band, Miss Emilie Oppenheimer is re- siring seats are requested to write or playing in front of her uncle's or No longer frighted by War's grim de- rather father's house in Bayonne (for cuperating from her recent illness. call Meyer Stone, 616 Ford building, mand, or 1198 Atkinson avenue; Main 5464. And man to his brother be loyal and Mr. Karpin has adopted her legally) to prove that she has won her battle THE AMITIANS true: for existence. Consider, too, that she was thrown The Amitians held a regular meet- I. Z. A. HOLDS DISCUSSION When the sweet dream of peace shall among the most unfortunate of the ing Tuesday evening, Aug. 2, at the ON REFORM AND ZIONISM come true, unfortunate population, a group who And the sky above will be blue, home of Miss Edythe Sklare, 5441 I have been driven from one devastated Beaubien street. Following the ad- We shall see from afar country to another as the contending The study circle of the Detroit journment of the business meeting, The dawn of Hope's star the members were entertained by chapter of the 1. Z. A. last Tuesday As it shines thru the gates of Heaven , armies have passed over their land' in successive waves of victory and evening, at the Shaarey Zedek, dis- singing and dancing and a delightful ajar; luncheon was served by the hostess. cussed the question of the consistency Then, the sweet dream of peace wil I defeat. The Jewish population of any part of Central Europe is com- of Reform Judaism with Zionism. The next weekly meeting will be held come true. posed largely of refugees who have The argument, as summed up by Tuesday evening, Aug. 9, at the home —A. II. LEVY. not business, no homes, no property Joseph Erman and Miss Minnie Te- of M. l'rice, 9136 Cameron avenue. and no country. But misery knows compassion and Roza was cared for. Fortunately, Mr. Karpin knew Ed- ward Rosenblum, a former citizen of Bayonne, who is now director of warehouses in Poland of the Joint Distribution Committee, the organiz- ation which administers the relief funds collected by the American Jew- ish Relief Committee and its con- stituent agencies. He asked him to locate his niece and, if possible, ar- range for her to be brought to Amer- ica. Mr. Rosenblum turned to the , War Orphans' Bureau of the Joint Distribution Committee for aid. Of the 50,000 Jewish war orphans for whom the bureau hopes to find homes it has already tabulated 10,000 in geographical and alphabetical indexes so that relatives may locate any whose whereabouts they no longer know. The bureau soon found Roza and arranged to send her in the first A very important meeting of Con- gregation Beth El is called for Mon- day, Aug. 8, at the home of I. Oppen- heim, North Jefferson avenue. What comes after the purchase price? 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