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work, thousands of school children
daily receive a simple but healthy
lunch at school. This daily ser-
vice is having a tremendous influ-
ence upon the health of young
children in Palestine.
In order that the Jewish chil-
dren of America may understand
this work and participate in it,
envelopes were distributed last
Sunday among thousands of Sun-
day school and Hebrew school
pupils throughout the country, In
Detroit this was carried out under
the supervision of Mrs. Philip J.
Gilbert, chairman of the Palestine
School Luncheon Fund, and her
special committee.
Hadassah pleads for the,, co-
operation of the mothers in seeing
that these envelopes are brought
back to Sunday school and He-
brew school this Sunday, Dec. 25,
in order that many Jewish children
in Palestine may continue to re
ceive at least one nourifhing meal
a day.
Present Play.
Mrs. Halprin's address was fol-
lowed by the presentation of a
play, "The Quest," written by
Prince and the Pauper," which was Mrs. Harry L. Jackson. It was
published by the Stucbel Publish- directed by Foster Wilmot, with
mg House of Warsaw.
I choral direction by Mrs. Maurice
An ardent Zionist, Mr. Markson B. Benyas. "The Hera" dance
was active in numerous other Jew- was directed by Miss Ida Rosen-
ish activities and was one of the that, with musical accompaniment
leaders of the Kvutzah Ivrith, the for the entire play by Mrs. Sidney
Hebrew-speaking Detroit group, J. Allen. The characters in the
of which he was persident for a I play were: Mrs. Sidney Stone,
period of two years, until the elec- I Mrs. Max Keidan, Mrs. Harry L.
tion two months ago, when he re- I Kopel, Mrs. Harry. Becker, Mrs.
tired from office.
.
He was the head of the Ilebrew
Burton Clamage,
Mrs
Blumberg,
Mrs. Samuel
S. Morris
Green-
School of the United Hebrew berg, Mrs. Harry Cohen, Sirs.
Schools and was the guiding spirit Harold Allen, Mrs. Harvey Gold-
of the adult classes conducted on man.
Tuesday evenings.
The Chalutz chorus which sang
Mr. Markson's home life had at the luncheon consisted of the
been an inspiring symbol of Jew- following: Sirs. Harold Allen, Mrs.
ishness, and in Mrs. Markson and S. E. Barnett, Mrs. J. M. Berris,
his daughter he had devoted and 'Mrs. A R. Brasch, Mrs. Davis Cole,
co-operating partners, both of I Mrs. Harvey Goldman, Mrs. Ilan-
whom displayed keen interest in I nail M. Goodman, Mrs. Philip L.
their husband's and father's ac- ; Kanter, Mrs. Maurice A. Levett,
t'un'es.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell, Mrs. Al-
Pallbearers.
Kraft,
I. Noveg, G. liec-i ! .birt Oppenheim, Sirs. J. N. Peen-
Active pallbearers at the funeral
were:
J S Souls, Mrs. A. H. Weinstein.
keg S. Munch, B. Isaacs and al. HI, Mrs. Samuel Rosenfeld, Mrs.
incidental to the play
Gordon. 'Music
Honorary pallbearers were: Rob- consisted of the following num-
ert R. Meryl!, A. M. Pregerson, b4": "We Are the Vanguard,"
M. 7.ackheim, Joseph II. Ehr- chorus; "In the Land of Our
Father's Delight," chorus; "Keep
lich, S. Shetzer and A. Keidan.
Thy Light," Sirs. Clamage; "Fol-
Graduates of the United Ile-
1.7 the Flame," the ensemble.
brew Schools formed a guard of
Through an error, which !la-
honor at the funeral, and when
dassah regrets, the following
the body arrived in the hall, which
was packed to overflowing with names were inadverdently omitted
Mr. Markson's friends and admit- from the special honor roll in the
era, the alumni suddenly burst (*or luncheon program, listing
those who were donors at all five
into tears. •
of the annual donor luncheons
Numerous Tributes.
Numerous tributes were paid to which Detroit Iladassah has thus
Mr. Markson's memory. Aside far had: Mesdames Milton Alex-
from the closing of the schools. ander, Herman August, Joseph
the Philadelphia-Byron Sc ho o I Behrman, Julius Fishei-, Ben Gold-
called off the Chanukah party, and man, Wm. B. Isenberg, A. Jacobs,
the Alumni Association postponed Harry B. Keidan, Edna Lewis,
Isaac Luryea, Louis James Rosen-
its dance indefinitely.
Young Israel of Detroit, through berg, Mendel Rosenzweig, Jr., Ben
its president, Abraham J. Rosen- Simon, Leo Weisman, David B.
! shine, paid the deceased the fob- Pontiac.
ious possession, the It
tongue a precious treasure, the
rabbis and sages of Israel, gone
•fid living, his choice companions.
"The officers, membara and
friends of Young Israel of De-
troit join in expressing their
deepest and heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved family.
' "May his spirit stay with u'.
inspiring us to an everlasting
steadfastness."
Palestine hospitals and schools.
He speaks well of the Kupat
hospital and
idea is his political association. Cholim, the labor
A pious man, an almost daily at- , health system.
"We
are
happy
in
Palestine,"
tendant at services at Congrega-1
is
reyZede
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durin g ami it the way in which he sums up
his
life
in
the
Jewish
homeland.
stay here,
neverthel ess
have our center where our
ated with the Histadruth, with the have
Jewish Labor Federation of Pal- children enjoy healthy activities.
We
have daily signs of healthy
estine. When he cams to Pales-,,W
,
tine, he relates, he was idle for a , ring. There is plenty to make us
time. He refused to become a Joyously contented."
storekeeper, What is more, he
Mr. Greenspan did not minim-
thought of the future of his chil. ise the possibility of renewed
be
danger
from Arab attacks, but
dren and he wanted them to
creators. Thus he became a far- what he especially regrets is that
men. H.. pays his monthly assess- trouble is being instigated by a
manta to the Labor Party, and in group of unscrupulous Jewish
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' lowing tribute:
"We have lost a unique per-
sonality, one to whom Torah was
■ living stream of the labor of
creative work. His dreams were
the dreams of Lsrael; his noble
deeds a source of spiritual
strength and moral force to us.
"Where shall we again find a
man, wise and learned, as our
dear departed friend, teacher, di-s
tinguished scholar and able think-
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CHANUKAH GREETINGS
The annual Chanukah collection
for Iladassah school luncheons in
Palestine is now in p r ogre a s.
Through this special fund, created
by Hadassah sonic years ago to
supplement its regular medical
Weinberg's Hour, on the subject
"The Yiddish Scientific Institute."
Dr Shatzky was born in 1893 in
Warsaw, Poland. Ile received a
"What I saw in Palestine during traditional Jewish education and
my visit there last spring strength- 1 , studied history and philosophy in
Mrs. Ilenry Wineman is chair- erred my belief that the only cure I Lwow, Vienna, Berlin and Warsaw
man of the Women's Auxiliary of for all economic ills is sane, plan- l lie was a teacher of history in
the Detroit Service Group of the ned, constructive social effort. This I Jewish-Polish schools in Warsaw
Jewish Welfare Federation which elementary truth has been so often and instructor of history in War-
will act as hospitality committee repeated, yet so little observed that saw University. In 1922 he received
and will assist the attendance com- one may well marvel upon seeing ; his Doctorate for his work "The
mittee at the annual dinner and the practical consequences of its I Jewish Problem in l'oland-1831-
successful application in Palestine. 1861.
Would the Jews of the Diaspora
His literary career began before
actually realize what remarkable, the world war in Polish periodicals,
and permanent progress is being and wrote many articles on Jewish
made by Jewish workers in Pales- history, philosophy and literature.
tine in the process of national re- In 1922 he made his debut with
construction, they would finally un- critical book-reviews in Yiddish in
deratand that the only reply we the Yiddish bibliographycal maga-
can give to ouch ills as economic zine, "Bieber Welt" of Warsaw.
depression or crisis within the His most intensive literary career
movement is a united, concerted ef- Dr. Shatzky started in this country
fort to contribute to and further at the end of 1922. Ile wrote and
the Palestine effort."
published the most of his research
With these words Maurice Shav- works in different periodicals on
Jewish
history, history of the Yid-
er, chairman of this year's Gewerk-
schaften campaign for the organ- dish literature and theater, and
history
of the Jewish working
ized Jewish workers of l'alestine,
indicated the motive, as well as class and his social movements.
Dr. Shatzky published the follow-
the practical goal of the drive
which he once again heads this ing books: "Simchas Ilanefesh" of
Elchonon Kirchon (photo-reproduc-
year.
tion of the first and only edition of
Mr Shaver announced that final
plans for the formal opening of the this book of Yiddish songs, pub-
lished in Fuerda, 1727) with a his-
Gewerkshaften campaign had been
torical preface written to this oc-
completed. It will be launched with
casion (Max N. Maisel Publishing
a banquet that will take place at
House, New York, 1926); "Spin-
MRS. HENRY WINEMAN
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall on
Sunday evening, Jan. 22, at 6:30 p. oza and his Environs," published
et-together of the Detroit Service
in New York, 1927, and in Warsaw,
G roup ,Sunday, Jan. 29, at Temple m. The guest of honor and chief 1928. This is the first original
eth LI. Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich is speaker on this occasion will be work in Yiddish on philosophy.
Israel Mereminsky, one of the fore-
associate chairman.
Dr. ,Shatzky is an authority on
Other members of the auxiliary, most leaders of the llistadruth and the history of the Yiddish Theater
which has as its purpose the co- leader of this year's delegation to and he wrote many articles of re-
ordination of all women's activities the United States. Mr. Meremin- search on this subject. Ile edited
the Service Group, are: Mrs. sky is paying his third visit to this the noted "Goldfaden Book," pub-
for the same important
M ax Bailin, Mrs. M. B. Benyas, country
lished by the Yiddish Theatrical
irs.
Douglas I. Brown, Mrs. Maur- purpose. On each previous occa- Museum, New York, 1926. He is
a
sion,
his
mission
was crowned with
e J. Caplan, Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
one of the active builders and work-
M rs. David S. Diamond, Mrs. signal success. Ile is an impres- ers for the Yiddish Scientific Insti-
A aron DeRoy, Mrs. Clarence II. sive orator and masters all the tute ("Yiva") in Wilno, Poland,
1 nggass, Mrs. Wm. M. Fleischman, facts that deal with the situation and is the secretary of its Ameri-
M rs. II. J. L. Frank, Mrs. Alexan in Palestine in all its aspects.
can branch. He is also contribut-
Some interesting figures are con- ing editor of the publications of the
d er Z. Freeman, Mrs. Hugo Freund,
ra. Isaac Gilbert, Mrs. Fred A. tained in the campaign bulletin is- "Yiva," the "Philologishe Shriftn,"
G insburg, Mrs. Samuel R. Glo- sued this year by the National La- "Yiva 'Meter" etc., and editor of
ewer, Miss Edith Heavenrich, bor Committee, executive body of the "Theatrical Shriftn" of the
i M rs. John A. Ileavenrich, Mrs. the Gewerkshaften campaign. By Yiva. Ile is a
member of the Yid-
M urray Jackman, Mrs. Harry L. far the most interesting item of dish division of the "Spinoza In-
J ackson, Mrs. Albert Kahn, Mrs. information contained in it is that stitute of America" and lecturer on
M oritz Kahn, Mrs. Walter Laib, which states that in the seven years Spinoza at the institute. Recently
Mrs. Abraham J. Levin, Mrs. David of the campaign's activities in this Dr. Shatzky was delegated by the
J . Levy, Mrs. Joseph Magidsohn, country, more than $1,000,000 have Institute to the International Spin-
M rs. Max May, Mrs. Meyer L. 'been raised. These funds have oza Congress, held at the Vague.
P rentis, Mrs. Harry II. Prenzlauer, been expended in Palestine for the
M rs. Oscar C. Robinson, Mrs. Ed- purchase of farming machinery,'
w in Rsoenthal, Mrs. Samuel Sehaf- for the support and extension of the
ander, Mrs. Harry Sr. Shulman, numerous cultural, medical and
Mrs. Nate S. Shapero, Mrs. Mollie economical institutions of the His.
Stern, Mrs. Samuel L. Van Noor- tadruth. These agencies have
(Continued from Page One.)
en, Mrs. Herbert H. Warner, Mrs. proved to be of inestimable value Japanese talk about their respect-
A. L. Weisman, Mrs. Joseph M. to the Jewish pioneer workers affil- ive countries, Mrs. Halprin de-
iated
with
the
Ilistadruth.
Many
Welt and Mrs. Andrew Wineman.
phases of Palestine's development cried Jewish indifference toward
have been conceivable with- Jewish and Palestinian problems,
National Fund Auxiliary would
out the activities of the {listed- and told of Sisterhoods who re-
Postpones Bridge Party.
ruth. Yet, the Bulletin points out, fused to give a place on their pro-
the funds backing them have been grams for Jewish discussions.
•"Jewish life needs content and
On account of the death of forthcoming exclusively from the
Aaron D. Markson, the Ladies' Gewerkshaften campaign drives in revitalization," Mrs. Halprin con-
cluded.
"Through Palestine we
this
country.
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
can attain this. Do not think of
Fund postponed the bridge party
what
you
can contribute but of
which was to have been held last
what you can add to Jewish life
Wednesday.
in the, whole world."
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