PAGE TWO fiEbentorriansn C__ILC ttRO IA •M111•••••••••• ■ =mal, ; will says that a difficult task rested on •the shoulders of a small gen- , eration which has done its best to I REM overcome difficulties." I i At the conclusion of his address -- he was lengthily and enthusiasti- (Continued from One.) sally applauded. (Continued from Page One.) a sub-committee was appointed to Agency Assets Exceeds Its 011sti- I periled Dr. Weizmann Into the Agency school system in Palestine,I work out a detailed plan and to Congress hall for the election of g•tions by $4,000,000. to the Council before the and Harry Viteles general man- 1 report I the new Zionist executive, he and • The assets of the Jewish Agency th e ager of the Central Bank of Co-1 ten is o After the close of the general and the Keren Ilayesod, its chief Iu ers through thick and thin, burst Operative Institutions in Palestine. d an . address by Dor. f Cy- financial instrument, in the form into tears. Other delegates who Before closing a scheme for a debate due from commercial and , witnessed the departing le ader's .laenr,fLc liiono ss ch s million members of the Jewish an • the of loans ( Io w, new industrial tin de rtakings. various leave-taking could not hide their Agency paying $5 annually was "uo cil, nt of Agency accepted by the Council. The plan , president to the the Jewish Zionist and non- institutions and investments in tears. ' Palestine agricultural undertak- Lauds Laborites Fight. was fathered by Joseph Sprinzak, rnea efforts in to order to have ings, exceeded by more than $4,- Palestine Labor leader. delegates concentrate The . all st i heir When the entire Labor delega- a group in American Jewry 000,000 the total obligations of A full course dinner, prepared by an expert chef an Council appointed a special corn- co- tion had gathered in its party mittee to investigate, during the par closed the Agency. Soko- the Agency and the Keren Ilaye- rooms, Dr. Weizmann arrived to served for less money than it costs you to pre- his appeal by reading a sod, which amount to some $3,500, er cis the workabi li ty of the plan 000, Dr. Werner Senator, treasurer deliver his parting address. Point- sd and means for i ts realization. year ing out that the occurrences of the pare it at home. Try it this Sunday. You'll I letter of greeting from the recent- At the same time a special effort l i y created Italian Federation of of the the Council Jewish of Agency, the Jewish informed Agency. Congress would shortly be con- find our food deliciously appetiz- sidered as merely an episode, Dr. to raise $1,000,000 in order to Jewish Communities, and another The sum of $3,500,000 includes Weizmann said "the last hour be- meet the extraordinary financial from the Federation of Jewish ing and Tempting. i $1,500,000 fur future economic fore nty departure, I wish to spend position in which the Executive of , Communities of Greece. with those who fought for the pure the Jewish Agency finds itself was The . morning session ended with chases, and a considerable suns in and only Zionism, heroically op- deckled upon. The decision was made after the Council hail heard an address by Israel Brodie, long term notes, largely those posing the dark forces of the Con- American a program Zionist leader, for accelerating who out- signed investments by leading and certain personalities land par• in gress. It was worth the work of a detailed report from Dr. Bernard , lined With the added convenience of tables, giving us a the Jewish Aency, g Dr. Sator en my entire life just to see this fight Kahn on behalf of the budget cam- 1 the absorptive capacity of Pales- declared. The back paymen t obli- and these fighters." seating capacity of 100, our Downtown Shop in the tine and presented figures to show gations of the Jewish Agency and On tie one hand admitting that Of the $ Library Market makes an ideal lunching rendezvous. the Keren Ilayesod for all other $500,000 i$ 1,000,000 to be raised, how the industrial and agricultural credits total about $1,500,000, he one might be disappointed with the within'the next work in Palestine could be ex- Congress and on the other pointing few months in order to make pos. paraded. stated. sible the continuation of the Jew- Commenting on the reports that Weixmann Gets Ovation. ish work in Palestine. The second Arlosoroff in Charge of the Agency has a deficit of $4,000,- $500,000 is required as a resedve The session was given a dramatic Governmental Relations 000, Dr. Senator explained that for a stabilization fund to be set I touch when I:1r. Chaim Deizmann, the total obligations of the aside after the requirements at former president of the Jewish Agency and th eKeren llayesod JERUSALEM.-(J. T. A.)- the regular budget have been sat- Agency and of the World Zionist total about $3,500,000. He said Col. Frederick Kisch, chairman isfied, Organization, accompanied by a he deliberately used the term "ob- of the outgoing Palestine Zion- For Peace With Arabs. number of his supporters, std- ligations" in preference to the ist Executive, received word Twelfth at Hazelwood Hastings at Farnswor th In a unanimously adopted reso- denly entered the hall while the word "deficit" because the latter from Basle that Dr. Chaim Ar- lution the Council went on record general debate was on. Ile was and is likely to losoroff, one of the five mem- again with a "sincere desire for greeted by a long ovation and the create the impression that the 1 bers of the new Zionist Execu- Library Market, Library and Gratiot the creation of a durable under-1 entire Council rose en masse to debts of the Agency and the Keren is misleading tive and of the Jewish Agency standing between Jews and Arabs , applaud him. Hayesod have reached $4,000,000. Executive, will succeed him as in Palestine on the basis of mutual I Upon the invitation of Dr. Ad- Te then e x p I a i n e d that the the member of the Jewish confidence and respect" and de-I ler, Dr. Weizmann delivered a Agency Executive in charge of U clared that it is the Council's con - , brief and spontaneous address relations with the government, than $4,000,000 its total liabilities viction that "Jews and Arabs which made a deep impression. Dr. in the above-mentioned sense. the Jewish Telegraphic Agency have a common interest in the 1 Weizmann declared that. he had Agency's assets exceeded by more learns. "Your Neighborhood Garage" peaceful Pointing out that great sums of opment of Pales- , been accused of conducting a Brit- Emanuel Neumann, an Amer- tine." money are required for the fur- ' WI policy but said that he was ican member of both the Jewish In the same resolution the Conn- "neither pro-British nor anti- ther progress of the Agency's Collision and Agency and Zionist Executive, colonization and other work which Painting and cil instructed its Executive to British but had attempted to con.' is expected to take charge of Bumping continue its work "for the estab- duct primarily a Jewish policy represents permanent investments Welding the London office. At the some lishment under the mandate of Insofar as this policy has been and no momentarily liquid assets time Nahum Sokolow, president Dr. Senator said it is no se Largest Service harmonious relations between compatible with co-operation Complete Auto- with Dr. Senator said "it is no secret of the World Zionist Organiza- Station In Jews and Arabs based on the ac- the British government I was motive Garage Detroit tion, cabled to Colonel Kisch that as a result of the economic ceptance of both parties of the Servie • at All • appreciation of his nine years Hours crisis, and especially of the situa principle that neither is to domi- of work as director of political "I hope it will be possible, in tion in America, we find ourselves Ask Us About Our Pay.as•You-Ride Repair Propoaition, nate or to be dominated." affairs in the I'alestine Zionist At the same time the Council spite of a temporary setback, to in a difficult situation in our at Executive. unanimously approved a resolu- continue our Jewish policy in this tempt to balance income with ex way. What is most important for penditure. We hope, that as in tion protesting against the (laical- . ROCHESTER at DEXTER Garfield 9894 l en attachin g to J ewish land pur- us now is peace in Palestine. Peace former years, we will overcom e out that the Zionism which he ha d chasers in Palestine, Jewish ism- will obtain for us full understand- the temporarily difficult situation seen (luring his last visit to th migration to Palestine and th ing in world public opinion. We Jewish colonies in the Emek gay employment of Jewish labor on need the sympathy of the League b people e to will nl ainkge nseascs ri ofifee tshe in jbeeh a islh him courage, Dr. Weizmann de Harper Appointed Sales John M. Manley Elected on public works despite the assurances of Nations, which is indispensably of our cause. dared "we, you and I, are mere) Y necessary tin our work. We need Head of Willys- Overland. Board of Detroit Life contained in I'remier MacDonald's temporarily pushed aside. I stil a full understanding of our cause AARON NEUMAN DIES; le tter. believe that the Balfour Declare Insurance Co. by the British public. These three Announcement of the election Basis for Future Discussion. DETROITER 17 YEARS lion was only a war gain and by it In another resolution, also premises are essential for us in' of Harry B. Harper as vice-presi- gravity it was bound to sink be John M. Manley of Cincinn ati, unanimously approved, the Oran- continuing our work, dent in charge of sales of the Funeral services for Aaron Neu _ cause the ground was not secured • Willys-Overland Company, effec- Ohio, secretary of the Nati ■ nal Gil approved of the action of its They will give us the possibil - man were held Sunday, July 19 , 1 You workers reinforced thi tive Aug. 1, has been made by Metal Trades Association, was re- representatives in the negotiations ity of bringing into the country as1 shis late residence, 375 9 [ ground and I also contributed m y cently elected to the board of di- which led to the MacDonald letter many people as possible without 1 President L. A. Miller. H and. the . B'ne i; share for it. The election of Mr. Harper to rectors of the Detroit Life In sur- and characterized this document hurting the interests of others, to from "I believe that you and I are ynagogue . one of the most important sales ance Company. Mr. Manley, a na- "as a basis for further discussion purchase as much land as possible Rochester two creative forces in Zionism. Westwood avenue, Cemetery. positions in the automobile indus- live of Michigan, has been pr omi- of the Jewish Agency with the without hurting the interests of We shall find each other without Mr. Neuman died suddenly July try brings back to Willys-Overland neat in legal and industrial cir clem mandatory power to the effect of others, and to build as many things 17 in Grace Hospital, following a words, not only in the Emek but a man whose successful experience in the Middle West for the p ast implementing the assurances to as we are able. What will be brief illness. He was 64 years old also at the Congress. I do not wish the Jewish people contained in the the outcome in the long run can and for the last 17 years had been to part because I will continue the has been outstanding in the auto- quarter-century. The Detroit Life Insur once letter and the creation of such neither be determined by mobile industry since his initial th Zion is as- Detroit, t, being one fight. I believe the Congress has f resident d;onot of ro (e association with Willys-Overland Company is ■ unit of the In sur- conditions as will insure the tin- sembly or at any other gathering, of now unloaded itself of the poisons founders of once Securities Group and is one in 1911. interrupted development of the We must conduct our work in theIsynagogue, also a member of the which had accumulated in Zion- It was under Mr. Harper's lead. of the rapidly expanding life in- Jewish National Home." frame which the world is offering Ad Congregation, ism and that this will bring the Ada, Yeshurun Congregation ership as general sales manager in surance companies in the coon try, More to Enlarge Agency. us. We must base our work upon Cliesvra Mishnayes and the Old Zionists back to their clear senses. 1916 that Willys-Overland brought It is at present writing life In Rabbis Leo Jung and Samuel the world's understanding. We shall meet again shortly and to Toledo more than 8,000 dealers ance in seven states, having re- Schulman, both of New York; Jo- "My message to you, therefore, Pot' lislom suer.vived by his widow then we will refer to these inci- and bankers from every part of cent) y entered the state of Oh io seph Sprinzak, Palestine Labor is secure as many possibilities as Fannie, n a d the following chit dents as an episode." the United States in a convention Dr. Arlosoroff declared that the leader, and Rabbi Meyer Berlin, Jewry can secure, as much wis- dren: Charles, Joseph, Max, liar- which never has been excelled in president of the Mizrachi (Ortho- dom in Palestine as possible, and ry, Rose, Esther, Ruth, Bessie, workers would not surrender their the industry in dramatic conse- dustry second only to Ford and at- don Zionists), all made brief secure peace. I do not doubt that Mrs. Joseph Blumeno and Mrs• flag "which is also Weizmann's quences. During his leadership as tained a prestige which mad ?. it speeches recommending the expan- we will reach our goal. When the Harry Urnovitz; eight grandchil . flag, until the flag is torn out of general sales manager the com- one of the outstanding compa nies sion of the Agency. future historian will write about , tires, and a brother, Max, of New their hands. We declare war an pany rose to a position in the in- in America. 1 we want you, Dr. Weizmann, t At the suggestion of Rabbi Jung, our present situation 1 believe he York City. stand with us in our ranks." NAME DR. OSCAR WASSERMANN AS HEAD OF ADMINISTRATIVE BODY OF JEWISH AGENCY; 15 AMERICANS ON COMMITTEE Take Her to I ONLY TEMPORARILY ' OVED, LABOR IS I TOLD BY WEIZMANN I Paza Boesky Bros. 12th St Store for Sunday Dinner I YOUR CAR WASHED Vacuumed and Chamoised in your own neighborhood 7e (Saturday. Sunday and Holiday Included) No extra charge for wire wheels. 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Your Laundry Individually-Washed and Carefully hand-Ironed Mary Davis HAND LAUNDRY 12168 Dexter Boulevard Phone Longfellow 1185 An Tehre following are the six points Between Monterey and Richton I in the program to be followed by I the new Zionist Executive elected at the closing session of the seven j teenth Zionist Congress: 1, Con . MRS. SEITNER DIES; E , P tinuation of practical work unde E any practical circumstances; 2 r ACTIVE IN SAGINAW systematic continuation of the na -, CHARITY FOR YEARS FREDA BLOCH tional financial enterprises an of 1954 Virginia Park, 64 years ' the support of both the upbuildin g SAGINAW, Mich.-Mrs. Mamie old, died on July 19. Funeral serv- I work and private enterprises whir Seitner, wife of Adolph Seitner, ices were held on July 19, with , are an organized part of the up ; prominent Saginaw mercantile interment at Machpelah Cemetery. , building work; 3, consolidation o leader, died suddenly Thursday Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiated. She the national labor colonizzation night, at her home, 308 South Weft- is survived by her husband, Louis, 4, recognition of th eequolity ant ' dock avenue. Although Mrs. Seit- and six children, Nathan, Alexan- right of all forms of colonization ner had been ill for some time, her der, David and Dr. Abraham Bloch so far as they are paying their death was entirely unexpected and and Sirs. Henry Weinberg and way; 5, an endeavor to realize all came as a great shock to members Sirs. Maurice Friedlander, terms of the mandate and to co- of the family and a widespread operate with the mandatory power; group of friends. 0, active measures in the economic, PAULINE LICHTER Mrs. Seitner, whose maiden name political and social field paving the was Mamie Lenhoft, was born in of 2463 Sheridan, 42 years old, way for peace and co-operation Detroit June 10, 1873, coming to died on July 16. Funeral services between Jews and Arabs on the Saginaw with her parents in early were held on July 17, with inter- principle that regardless of differ- childhood. She attended the public ment at Cloverhill Park Cemetery. ence in numbers of one or the schools and was graduated from Rabbi A. Si. Hershman and Rev. B. other people, neither should rule Saginaw high school. On July 30, Bleiberg officiated. She is sur- or be ruled. 1901, she married Mr. Seitner. Mrs. vived by her husband, Adolph; The two Americans en the new Searler was most active in civic three sons, Max, Harry and Sey- executive are Mr. Neumann and affairs and her efforts in the in- mour, and three daughters, Mar- Bed Locker, general secretary of terest of charity, while extensive, tha, Lillian and Goldie. the Zionist Socialist party of were known only to members of her America. The other three mem- family and a few intimate friends ISAAC FRANK bers are Prof. Selig Brodetsky of She was a devoted mother and her of 2080 West Euclid, 73 years old. London, Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff of interest in her home and her fam- died on July 18. Funeral services Palestine, and Ileschel Farbstein ily was an outstanding character- Polish Mizrachi leader. Mr. Locker , istic. were held on July 19 at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with inter- Professor Brodetsky and Dr. Ar Mrs. Seitner was a member of ment at Cloverhill Park Cemetery. losoroff are staunch supporters of Temple Beth El and the Beth El Rabbi A. M. Hershman and Rev. J. Dr. Weizmann and therefore form Sisterhood and her activities in a majority of the executive for the Silverman officiated. Ile is sur- syn;Ifoorirsueooa were sere widespread. ho i)d vived by his wife, Hannah, and five views of the retired leader. h e Americans on Actions Board sons, Julius, Joseph, Max, Leo and two sons, Joseph by and Frederick;' r s Six Americans were among the Norman. two daughters, Helen and Emily , 58 members o f the new Actions all at home, and four sisters, Mrs. Committee of the World Zionist Alex Levin of Cleveland, 0., Mrs.' Organization elected by the Zion- I. J. Oppenheim of Saginaw, Sirs. ist Congress. The American Granite and Marble members are Louis Lipsky, former Max Schieneman of Chicago, and Miss Lillie Lenholf of Saginaw. One president of the Zionist Organiza- son, Edward Seitner, died love tion of America, New York; Ab Goldberg, New York; Mrs. Ed- years ago this month from injuries ward Jacobs, president of Hades- received in an automobile accident. Funeral took place at 10:30 Sun- MANUEL URBACH sah, New York; Berl Locker, gen- eral secretary of the Zionist So- I day morning at the home, 305 South It eadock avenue. Rabbi 7729 TWELFTH ST. 1 cialist party of America, New York; Jacob de Haas, chairman of I Leon Fram of Temple Beth El, Euclid 7192 Detroit, officiated, and burial was theorga nization committee of the in Forest Lawn. t Zionist Zie onis a Organization of America, 1 New York, and Rabbi Wolf Gold, OBITUARY 1 Monuments a Brooklyn. The three Americans who were I named alternate members are Miss Pearl Franklin, Chicago; Elihu Stone, Boston, and Abraham Tu- lin, New York. Split in Revisionist Party. The oft-repeated threat of the Zionist Revisionists that they would secede from the World Zion- ; ist Organization in the event that their demands were not met by the Zionist Congress created a j breech in the ranks of the Revis- ionist party when Vladimir Jabo- fle=t l e;:.r:)`:` the Diode! Low,. 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