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DerRorr,

MARSHALL LEAVES
TENTH OF ESTATE
TO JEWISH CAUSES

MROMICLE

are to be divided equally among
the three sons and daughter.
Other bequests were to Edward
M. Neary, "my faithful secretary,
in recognition of his faithful serv-
ices", $2,500; Marshall Weil,
nephew, $5,000, and three nieces,
Edna Solomon, Madeleine Marshall
and Helen Marshall, $5,000 each.
A similar bequest is left to Bea-
trice Magner.
Mr. Marshall names his sons,
James and Robert, as executors
and trustees.

(Continued from Page One)

second street, which has been en-
deared to me by the memory of my
beloved wife, who made it an
abode of happiness, such property
shall not be sold." Should either
of his children desire at any time
'to purchase the residence, Mr.
Marshall provided that such child
must receive the consent of the
other children and the one buying
the property shall not be required
to pay for it an amount exceeding
its assessed valuation.
Mr. Marshall also asked his sons
(Continued from Page One)
and daughter not to part with his
summer home, known as Knoll- as well as the pious. It is an in-
wood. "As to this property," he teresting fact that the poorer peo-
said, I also recommend that my ple in our midst gave the most in
interest in the corporation known the aggregate and to them must
as Knollwood shall not be disposed be ascredited the success of the re-
of, but shall continue to be held by sponse. The individual sums were
my children, it being my wish that not large, but the number of givers
they make Knollwood their sum- outran our boldest expectations.
mer home and foster the spirit of Fully 4,00a individual have been
unity and harmony which has made thus far, while previously
always prevailed in my family."
the record had been 3,200 gifts.
Isms, Marshall Gets Library.
Unfortunately we have in our min-
James Marshall receives besides munity no Rosenwald, nor Strauss
a share in the residuary estate, the nor Warburg, and so we lack out-
private law library of Mr. Marshall standing gifts, but as a commun.
and the latter's interest in the law ity we have done in proportion
lbrary of Guggenheimer, Unter- much better than most centers of
myer and Marshall, of which his 'J ewish population.
father was a member and with
"What a relief to the committee
which he is associated. The tes- to know that he money is in hand,
tator in making this bequest used that we do not have to expend
the phrase, "my son having, to my endless heartache and energy to
great satisfaction, adopted his pro- collect pledges. Never before was
fession of law."
there a drive conducted here at so
All books other than the law low an expense; as a matter of fact
library, also paintings, other art the cost is almost nil. Resides, it
objects and household furniture is worth noting that $50,000 in
cash is worth almost as much as
$150,000 pledged on cards covering
a long term of payment, subject to
ROSH HASHONAH
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shrinkage and loss of interest on
GREETINGS
the unpaid sums. The saying may
be trite but it is true that he who
gives quickly gives trebly.
"On behalf of the Detroit com-
mittee I extend grateful acknowl-
edgment of my fellow Jews in
Detroit who participated in the
sacred offering, and I wish them
one and all a L'shono Tovo."

OUR ANSWER

By WM. R. BLUMENTHAL
Regional Director, United Palestina Appeal.

The year 5689 has been one of exceptional storm
and stress for world Jewry. High hopes of a United
Jewry for Palestine have met with a serious setback
because of events - in Palestine. Never has there been
greater need for fortitude of spirit, never greater de-
mand for loyalty and devotion.
It is too early to appraise fully the consequences
of the sad occurrences in Palestine. But it is un-
thinkable that out of it all great good will not come.
After the storm three rainbows appear ; the heroic
defense of the Jews in Palestine against great odds;
the immediate response to the call for help by Jews
the world over, and especially in this country; the de-
termination to not only preserVe the achievements in
Eretz Yisroel, but to continue building. Even now
one of the most heroic chapters in our history is be-
ing written by the hundreds of undaunted chalutzim
on the way from Europe to Palestine.
Attempt to destroy by violence what the Jewish
people have built for peace has been of no avail. Israel
has overcome even greater difficulties. Surely, this
is not the time for despair, but for renewed efforts
to achieve our historic destiny. Helping Palestine
Jews now to continue building is maintaining our
self-respect as a people. We, in Detroit, will surely
see to it that every available dollar pedged to the
United Palestine Appeal is mobilized for reconstruc-
tive effort in Eretz Yisroel. Let us hope that the New
Year will see great strides made towards a solution
of the problems that beset us.

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The first regular meeting of the
Northwestern branch was held in
the Henri VII room, Statler Ho-
tel, on Sept. 30, Alm. Sarasohn,
president, presiding. Reports were
read, giving a comprehensive un-
derstanding of activities of the
summer. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Dr. Philip Callahan
and F. Schwartz, who gave inter-
esting talks pertaining to this
community. To Miss Blumenfield,
Miss Chafets and Miss Esther
Kavanaugh are extended thanks
for their active part in the enter-
tainment at the meeting. A social
hour followed, Mrs. E. J. Swartz
being hostess.
A special board meeting of the
Northwestern branch will be in
the form of a luncheon at the Ho-
tel Auharin, Pontiac, Mich., on
Monday, Oct. 7, Mrs. Alfred Davis
being hostess.

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world with regard to how the Jew-
hoagl I tcionnudstait themselves
prod icood
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trying
is t
strengthening sentiment in favor on the fact that very shortly be-
i Jewish i o P a g I et h s tei nseu. fore the incidents occurred which
at
In introducing
subject which have so pained the Jewish hearts
had necessitated the calling of a and so shocked all humanity, there
special meeting of the executive was after years of deliberation and
committee, Dr. Heller reviewed the negotiation, finally established an [
events of the past few weeks, and authoritative body, the Jewish
pointed out that the time had come Agency, with a mandate from the
to crystallize public opinion and to I Jewish people to deal with them
turn mass sentiment into a chan- and for them and to deal with the
nel which would most effectively [ British government, with all the
serve the purposes of Palestine. [ governments within the League of
Ile stated that the administrative Nations and with the whole world
committee of the Zionist Organiza- in all mutters relating to Pales-
t l tao dpi ar too- tine.
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as a matter of fact, it
future which will attempt to solid- seemed for a considerable period'
ify both nun-Jewish and Jewish that the greatly desired and nec-!
public opinion for the strengthen- essary Jewish unity had been es- [
of the Jewish position in Pale, tablished the Jewish outcry against
tine. One of the actions of this the outrages in Palestine was
program was the proposal that a shared in equally by those who
so-called "roll call" be taken, have never been able to accept the
whose purpose will be to make an political phases of the Jewish de-
a•tive supporter of the Zionist [ velopment of that land.
They ,
movement every one who has hith- as well as the most ardent Zion-
erto passively sympathized but ists, joined in a protest that was
who has not been given the proper as potent as it was dignified.
opportunity to affiliate with the
,
organization.
e" ri if
therefore,
t .oirne, grha
t attly this
to buenitdy"l
The principal Speech in favor of , has been broken—broken by one
the adoption of the "roll call" idea who loudly proclaimed that he had I
was delivered by Louis Lipsky,' been summoned to Paris to and
president of the Zionist organiza- asked for his help by the president
tow of America, who declared that of the Jewish Agency who is also
the "American Jews are anxious president of the World Zionist or-
to show in concrete form their ganization. Just why, in the face
confidence in the Jewish future in of these utterances, just why, after '
Palestine. The hundreds of thou- joining his voice with the leaders
sands of Jews who will be brought of American Zionism, he should
closer to the spirit and work of now choose to propose, calling on
the Zionist movement in this coun-; all Jewish conference to do some-
try will serve as the nucleus for thing or other regarding Palestine
a great regenerative force." [is a mystery which can he solved
The plan for the enrollnunt of by only the chosen few who can
2511,000 Jews is considered as an l follow his mind. That I confess [
emergency measure for which the [ is something more than I
can do.' ;1
Jews of America are ready. It is
planned to penetrate every Jewish
Councilman
Kronk
Views!
community in the United States.
City Problems.
Every one who signs the "roll call"
will pay a fee of $2, which sum "Detroit's major problems, such
will include the Shekel. member- as traffic relief, sewerage disposal
ship fee in the World Zionist Or- additional hospital facilities, air-
ganization. An armee , . to :he port development and rapid trans-
"roll call" will also include an af- it, are but the problems of every
firmation of faith in the Basle growing city and are not common
program and an endorsement of [ to this city alone," said Council-
the purposes of the Balfour Dec- man John A. Kronk.
laration. The aim of this huge
"It is true that because of De-
action is not finacial income but trait's rapid growth we have had
merely the building up of a lardy all these problems to solve at prac-
of men and women in America who I tically the same time, but they
can be counted on to lend supprt are being cared for and that too
and prestige to whatever action [ without too great a burden on the
may be inaugurated by the Zion- taxpayers," he continued.
fi st it oO m
r goarno i s z aodt ioofno t
"I believe the three greatest
' hife rA
erueilrdieinag oto
f problems now confronting city of-
the Jewish homeland. ficials and those requiring im-
The "roll call" campaign will be
mediate attention are, transporta_
,inna usiiro uor te;119a3t0,o
a I
once
it lion problem, cleaning up the river
rive
time
willsUil
poluticn, and grade separationsr
is expected the goal of 250,000 will As to the latter I believe that thi.:
have been • reached.
officials of all railroads should lie
•
•
called into conference and in edit'
REPLY TO BROWN'S
finite program of grade separatism
CHARGES AGAINST DR. WISE

grade separation laid out to the I
NEW YOR
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.—(J. T. A.)— end that every grade crossing in '
Taking issue with David A. Brown, out to the end that every,
the city would be separated in a
chairman of the Palestine Emer-
Ica gt nth of time. This can b e
gency Fund for remarks of as per- i green
done
sion cast up Dr. Stephen S. \
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As
to traffic 'relief, I believe
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n t uti os .
one of the best measures of
of-
the
fired
to help in the solution of this
Lipsky, president of the Zionist
[ problem, is the Wreford plan re-
Organization of America in a state-
cently submitted to the board of
before a special me,' in.r of
ca ly thers, and which is practi-
he administrative committee ke.
same plan I advocated a
t he
he Zionist Organization held alt ' ly t r
, year ago before the
Brief-
day Sunday at the lintel Astor, , coins main arterial council.
highways
in
this
plan
would provide for wid-
characterized as "baseless and un-
ailed for and hurtful to the cause
the city, by bond issue, these bonds
f unity" the charge made by Mr. to he retired through good roads
Brown that Dr. Wise had broken
moneys received from or rather di.
he United .Jewish front. verted from the Wayne County
Mr. Lipsky'a statement was as road commission."
ollows:
It is to he regretted that Mr. ' •
)avid A. Brown should have made
he statement attributed to him
n the press on Sunday morning.
lad he known he facts he would
of have spoken as he did and
aised the question of a united
ront at this time. lie could easily
ave ascertained the facts from
Ir. Felix M. Warburg, who knows
he source of the proposal for the
and Coke
ailing of an all-Jewish American
onference for Palestine. It was
t the invitation of Dr. Chaim
Veizmann, president of the Jewish
Longfellow 5123
A gency, that Dr. Wise, forgetful
f past differences, placed himself
Longfellow 4388
n the service of such a conference.
his conference was not to be an
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ndependent effort, but was t ,
At D. T. R. R.
manate from the Jewish Agency,
f whose administrative commit- ,
to e Mr. Warburg is chairman. Ap-
royal of the calling of this con-
fe rence, leaving the date open, was
CO ern by the national executive
CO mmittee of the Zionist organiza-
ti on and by the executive commit-
tee of the American Jewish Con-
[re SR.
"When the American Jewish
ongress received a reply from
r. Warburg suggesting that a
Family Washings of
nference at this time would he
remature, the American Jewish
all kinds.
°tigress agreed to abide by his
ecision. The insinuations of Mr
One•Dsy Seryre on Damp
B rnwn regarding Dr. Wise are, Wash (on request).
th erefore, baseless and uncalled for
An d. I am afraid, may be hurtful
For Quality and Service Call
to the cause of unity which Mr.
Lincoln 10234
rows thinks he is serving."
Brown's Statement.
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Mr. Brown, in his statement
pa
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