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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

GOLDBERG SPEAKS
ZIONIST SCHOLAR
WINEMAN STRIKES KEYNOTE OF FEDERATION
SEIZED AT VIENNA HERE THIS MONDAY
RALLIES BY CALLING FOR A UNITED DETROIT
Mossensohn Held on
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EFFORT TO AID HITLER TERROR REFUGEES Ben

Zion

not a central Jewish group, such
an the Zionist Organization, for
Service Group, under the direc- Goldman, Louis Robinson, Max
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the world powers to deal with.
Silverman,
Max
Jacobs,
Ben
Ilion of Mrs. Henry Levitt, who was
-
VIENNA. — (JTA) — Dr Ben
B
- - - "Jewish interest should be cen-
gess, president of the Federation, I given floral and verbal tributes for Abramovitz, Nathan Brenner, Zion Mossensohn, director
of the tared around the Palestinian
ef•
Moses Levitt, A. Ackerman, Max- Hebrew gymnasium at Tel Aviv,
who wired his greetings to the her work.
well Black, Joseph Heideman, Hy- was kept under arrest for three fo rt."
Meeting of Monday Noon.
gathering from Tucson, Arizona,
Schaflander's
Statement.
his report was read by Kurt Pei- At the meeting of Monday af- man Altman, Rabbi Isaac Stoll- hours here on the charge that he
Mr. Schaflander' made the fol-
ar, executive director of the ternoon, under the chairmanship man, George Stutz, Aaron WE:ti-
lowing statement:
Federation. Mr. Enggass's report of Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Mrs. wasser, Louis Solai. Executive
"It seems almost unbelievable
stated in art' Edwin M. Rosenthal reported for committee : Isaac Rosenthal, chair-
that a campaign for members to
Early is le 33 the bank. closed and we found the Fresh Air Society. The re- man; M. E. Williams, secretary;
,
,
,
els: which we had built. threatened. The
the Zionist Organization has to
ommunity Max Lieberman, Dr. D. Kliger,
t sated
h a tn
th e
t
tnt
very foundations of community undertakings por
be put on at a time like this when
chick we painstakingly leld In otherand Fund gave the camp $1,000 and Jacob Levine, Samuel Mintz, Wil-
more prosperous years were being underminnI
conditions are what they are in
And we fo und •t or lit.. the enrollee of an additional $2,500 was received lem Sandler, Louis Dann. Mem-
Germany, where Jews are being
community security: wart and Maness. broken from the emergency drive. With
bership committee: Dr. David Eli-
homes and underprivileged children, Idleness
driven from their homes and Pal-
this money 300 underprivileged ger, chairman; Maxwell Black,
and resentment.
estine appears to be their only
owe realised at once thal we c.le ant moss were taken care of, at the camp Aaron Weiswasser, Ben Abramo-
haven. Although thousands upon
vitz. House committee: Moses
tine 04 Ce" at Brighton.
an, Phi"' The
ch ` 'men.'"
.ounce
against community
enemies cannot
thousands of Jews throughout the
The nominating committee, gon- Levitt, chairman; Nathan Bren-
wi ran nom ,
"Dealt. the failure of the Community Fund
world are supporting Zionist
smiting of Mine Sadie Hirschman, ner, Hyman Altman.
to achieve its goal, despite the failureof the
Ideals, we need many more to ex-
Child
!lacement
Bureau.
I
Detroit banks. despite the tremendon loss of Mrs. Maurice Klein and Mrs. Syl-
press their moral support by affili-
our own colIntions—I tan pride In telling van S. Grosner, reported the re-
Abraham
J.
Levin
reported
for
m
you todny that evn
agency
e t, fundaental
ation
with the Zionist Organiza-
.
es as .ma
election of the following members the Jewish Child Placement Bu-
within ths Federatio n, sonuna
tion, through which world interest
w and tor our Jewish community. Salaries of the board whose terms had ex- reau,
of our social workers no other Malt mem-
During the year 1933." /dr. Levin reported.
and
prestige
are maintained for
bers. never an, too high, were reduced to nth wed:
1 103 individual children were rendered sonic.
this cause. Therefore, it should
e print In February and March that they re-
Mrs. H. C. Broder, Mrs. Abra- by our staff ThR does not include children
Nembled a dole. We ore thankful that before
under consIderatIOn fur placement o...-
be
apparent
to every Jew that
II. Mrs.
Gor- Ionti service. rendered in conferencn with
the eod of the yen these salaries were re- Ham cooper, Dr. William ner,
membership in the Zionist Organi-
do.' to a Irvin sage I or • greater num- don, Mrs. Sylvan S. Gros
other agencies etc. One hundred and
be of these needed In ma sort and despite
Iwo of these children Were cared for In ton
zation
is
one
definite
way of help-
lies we did not Ices the Theodore Schwartz, George Stutz,
the terrble
i
cut In saar
ter home. 3rd 13 children were cared for with
ing.
impon nt people in the personnel of our Mrs. Andrew Wineman, Miss Sadie
relatives and a few In public Inatitutions
Federation. -
On On 31, MI there were 134 children In
"Only by a united Jewish con-
Hirschman.
Deter homes.
Mr. Enggass enumerated the
sciousness can we show the world
Center Report.
"The more melons problem we have to meet
manner in which the various
group le the hone-
our method of combating Anti-
Meyer L. Prentis, president of I In the can of this older
voca"pn ,t t
agencies triumphed over the crisis. the Jewish Community Center,
Semitism. A membership in the
,rz Throug h
He lauded the workers who were pointed out that although the I no
.
grid themseTree at
Zionist Organization should be a
no fault of their ow n :11e;
ale when the, should either enter India-
responsible for the success of the Center was opened in December, •n
part
of every Jew's equipment.
e. Ind
n, or continue to eat thern
last Allied Jewish Campaign.
"We sincerely hope that every
and are attended and with
its...facilities are already found gainful CcrUpatIOn about
the expenditures in
the agency fidgety
non-member approached by our
U. J. C. Report.
inadequate and space has to be volved In their care.
DR. BEN ZION MOSSENSOHN committee will join our forces."
“The vocational Inflate. of OUn oily ale
Walter Fuchs, president of the used In the Northern High School exceedingly
limited and almost entirely un-
The following are on the mem-
United Jewish Charities, reported and Temple Beth El.
acceptable to the eeeeeee chrisen
had insulted Chancellor Dollfuss bership committee:
of 10,
Our back-
back -
“Ilowever, nth the recent
Mr. Prentis said that it will be-
that the amount due the banks on
to-the-land
to-the-land movement and with the very pal- in a speech delivered at Carlsbad
Dr. Perry Burnstine, Joseph
notes payable was reduced during come necessary in the near future pable failure of the professional and white last summer while the Zionist
to conduct a campaign for 400 collar men toattain their goal. there is • Congress was in session at Prague. Ehrlich, Samuel Greenberg, Harry
the past year by 51,347.60.
definite change of attitude on the part of both
Cohen, Bernard Isaacs, Dr. David
Mr. Fuchs reported as follows: sustaining members who should our pannte end children. If It were prairie
The president of the Zionist Or. Kliger, M. Kogan, Dr. E. Lipkin,
lief a the tenant. pay dues ranging from $25 to to provide • training center where our Chil-
••visi follanne Is
wee roved by the United Jewish Cbaritkist
dren would receive • mechnical and agricul- ganization of Austria and a num- M. Mendelson, Michael Michlin,
North rod CIlairs 11111 Holbenki Masai $100 a year.
tural education Inan atmosphere congenial to
ber
of of other important wit- Jacob Miller, A. S. Purdy, Dr. D.
nishss. bonding, 117 Wren Ilighwayi none
them 1 feel that both the children and the
Hebrew Schools Report.
W. Lens Memorial. 317 Wee&ad, Roane
Parente would respond well. It would seem nesses interceded with the police, J. Sandweiss, J. H. Sonenklar,
morel Memorial, al IDarn, Ina Alr
Aaron M. Pregerson, president that torch • training center would answer the explaining that the allegation
Rabbi J. S. Sperka, S. Edelman,
(rem.. Briehts, Dinars Camp, cad-
of not only children dependent upon
of the United Hebrew Schools, need
en, Mit h.
the support of wales but would fill a gene against Mossensohn was false, Dr. Harry August.
••Tho lInm• Ronk Memorial al VI Int in his annual report, stated that trine need now felt by the entire Jewish com• whereupon the Hebrew scholar
Atthe meeting on Saturday eve-
PhIlmirlehla I. Mtn sold a land eosin, the schools lastyear received $21.- ninny."
The former Omsk AM Camp al MR. Menem
ning, a committee was chosen to
The following were added to the was released.
for la past 1. yens as Ma ow- 000, or $11,000 less than the pre-
have charge of the sale of tickets
board of the Jewish Child Place-
sled al • Menne rant an. the am el vious year. Income from tuition
o Reach,' nu being nil le Ma [ea
for the pageant "The Romance of
fees was $7,310.50, or $1,600 less ment Bureau: Mrs. Arnold N.
I. land talent. Hann, in le K. I.W.
a People." Maxwell L. Black
Brodie, Mrs. Ralph E. Foie, Dr.
failure to 1ln op le the term ef his eaten, than the previous year.
ne newsstand the 'sows?. The Resell.
was chosen chairman of the com-
Bus transportation for children, Louis Klein. The nominating com-
angel Mamba is bein eon by the Jewish
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mittee. Joseph H. Ehrlich is treas-
mittee consists of Morse Goldman,
Child Placement Sarno Yneer Fenian he reported, cost the schools
nese .
$3,600, the children paying $1,200 chairman; Dr. Samuel J. Levin hani, leader of the Stahlhelm, war urer and Samuel Weisman is sec-
Federation Survey.
in fares and the balance is covered Dr. Barnett 51albin, Norman ' veteran; organization, was ousted retary.
Sunday afternoon's meeting was
Goldberes C
.
by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Schwartz, Mrs. Al Weisman.
by the Nazis for having ordered the
featured by the presentation of
Jewish Children's Home.
schools. Membership dues last
As a member of the governing
admission of distinguished Jewish
a report by Emanuel Berlatsky, in
Herman Cohen, president, re- war veterans in the organization board of the Zionist Organization
year brought $847, and this year
behalf of a survey committee con-
the sum of $1,014 had already ported for the Jewish Children's
of America, Abraham Goldberg,
PALESTINE!
sisting of himself, Harold Silver,
been received. Herman A. Aug- Home. Ile said that there were
next Monday's speaker, plays a
Esther Prussian, Lillian Anderson,
The interest of the Jewish com- prominent role in the guidance of
ust was the chairman of this year's 46 children in the home at the
Max Gordon and Edith Bercovich, drive, and Dr. Albert E. Bern- beginning of 1933. Admissions munity in Palestine is still centered the Zionist movement in the
to consider personnel practices
stein and Aaron II. Silberblatt during the year were 18, while 22 on the long drawn out hearing of United States, His participation
current In Detroit agencies.
the case of the three Revisionists in Zionist leadership dates back
brought in the largest number of were discharged.
Mr. Berlataky reported that of
Mr. Cohen stated that health accused of the murder of Dr. Chaim several decades and is the result
members.
the 131 employes who received
Arlosoroff. Abdul Mejid, Arab con-
The deficit of the schools at conditions in the home measured vict, who first confessed that he had of energetic and constant activity
the survey questionnaire, 127 re-
up to the highest expectations.
turned statements. The survey present Is $30,000, the largest por- All children over seven are given committed the murder, later re- in advancing the ideal of the Jew-
ish National Home in Palestine,
pointed out that there have been tion consisting in back salaries a Hebrew School education, and canted and when placed on the wit-
lie was born in Russia 60 years
drastic reductions in salaries which due the teachers.
their public school training is also ness stand related how two of the ago and started his career as an
are below the average initial sal-
"Community on Trial."
watched accordingly. The total defendants, Abraham Staysky and educator. His interest in Zionism
aries which were received by the
A feature of Monday after- expense for the year was $18,- Zvi Rosenblatt, approached him in
began when he was 14 years of
social workers. His paper sounded noon's meeting was the presenta- 642, $11,131 of which came from the Jaffa jail and offered him $1,-
I age and has continued with in-
tion of a sketch, "The Community the Community Fund and the bal- 000 if he would say that he killed
a warning:
creasing intensity since that time.
on Trial," the Jews of this city ance being a self-supporting sum Dr. Arlosoroff. He also said that
"The reason for unfavorable
Regarded today as one of the most
being sued for $1,000,000 by the derived from memberships and they offered a fellow Arab convict
salary rates for social workers
prolific Jewish writers in the
three agencies which reported for contributions.
£500 to substantiate the story. Ab-
are too complex for analysis
country, he started his literary
the lack of support of their
dul declared that he had not been activity over 30 years ago, writing
within the scope of this paper.
Social Service Bureau.
institutions. The judge, Dr. Ben-
in Jaffa in years . . . The Pales-
It must be pointed out, how-
extensively in Ilebrew and in
Theodore
Levin,
president,
re-
jamin D. Welling, in his decision,
tine government has appointed a
ever, that unless • more favor-
Yiddish. Among the outstanding
berated the lack of support for ported for the Jewish Social Serv- commission to three men to consid-
able salary pokey will be adopt-
ice Bureau. He stated that dur- er the feasibility of introducing an and important publications to
communal endeavors.
ed, Detroit will find it more and
which he contributed are the
Other members of the cast ing the past year, in conjunction income tax in Palestine ... Reports
more difficult to attract work-
flashiloach, ilaolam, Human, Ha-
were: Sydney Marwil, Nathan Mil. with the Jewish Unemployment from Tel Aviv indicate that 1933
ers competent for the jobs in
Emergency Relief Council, $30,- was a boom year for Jewish in- toren, Hapoel Hazair and various
stein,
Morris
Cohn,
Stevie
Sara,
Jewish Social Agencies,
others. For a time he was asso-
000
was
spent
in
relief
alone.
The survey discussed the policy Bohn, Jacob Clayman, Lionel Fink, During each month workers dustry in that town.
ciate editor of the liatoren and
of agencies with regard to vaca- Benjamin Wilk, Mrs. Herbert handled 500 cases. During 1933, POLAND.
, subsequently became editor of
tions, and especially deplored the Metz and Lillian Popkin. The play 668 major and 1,338 minor cases
Eight Endek students who par- that publication. He was for 18
was
written
by
Mrs.
A.
Max
Kohn
fact that workers are not made
were taken care of. Reporting on ticipated in a demonstration years editor of Dos Yiddishe Folk,
more secure by compensation in- and coached by Mrs. Kathryn the arrangement made with the against the Pilsudski government official organ of the Zionist Or-
surance. Mr. Berlataky recom- Vincent Mayer.
child care agencies, Mr. Levin which wound up by attacking Jews ganization. In addition to innu-
Monday Night's Meeting.
mended that the Federation ap-
on the Warsaw streets were sen- merable articles, monographs and
The meeting on Monday eve- said:
point a personnel committee to
tenced to serve one month each in brochures that he has written, he
work jointly with the Association ning was featured by an address web Ina Jrwlrb
Jail .. , Endeks and Socialists in has to his credit three books in
by Samuel A. Goldsmith, executive Children, lime ard as Jewish Chine el...- opposition to the Pilsudski regime
of Federation Employes.
Hebrew and two in Yiddish, corn•
Inent
it:, res 0550.7 tr:7
1141=7: attacked the Jewish Deputies in the posed of literary criticism, an-
The meeting adopted a motion director of the Jewish Charities of responlble
the placement of Jewish thIldren la als non
authorizing the appointment of Chicago. Speaking on "Jewish malty Ote Innen and rerommendallon Polishparliament for not joining alysis of social movements and
Social Work at the Cross Roads," an manila to • Mot committee ow child them in voting non-confidence in the
such a committee for a study of
belles lettres.
eat, of these mann,
rare rearnontall.
Mr. Goldsmith said in part:
the points raised in the survey.
The role he plays in the shaping
skirt it Is le Mirada the organizalla speaker who is alleged to have jam-
•1 1n contdering the economic altuation a. It
Mr. Berlatsky's paper was dis- effects social work, we must realize certain and tenni.' best suited in ea. ease. n• med through the new constitution of Zionist activity throughout the
nfluence condition. In nesatin recognize, that the mann at Wi-
factors then
without giving the deputies a world is best indicated by the
cussed by Julian . Krolik and Mrs. tmportent
le
the United States In the andave. we nn from their lame lc • sent.* •a
Henry Wineman. Mrs. Wineman -nun notice tint this I. • (Ratio country. maned to only Is the aaaaaaa of an Wien chance to debate the measure .. . fact that he has been a member
man, culture.
Ina abroad pressing in I attn. It Is sIgnIncat that ammalmnen
its
A proposal by a Polish deputy to of the World Zionist Actions
urged the need for the establish- with
upon It on
mile. of sea roan, east, west I ese-half •I the cane referred le the Mat
...ID. were disposed et Innen the remov-
impose educational tests upon all Committee for 20 years, and is,
and /net amen oin
ment of minimum salaries for
leveloped .an Internailonal point of Mew. firre- al el ne easedtreat the kens
merchants was seized upon by the in fact, the oldest member, in
workers, and pointed to the need end we must realize that we are a localised
The following were added to the
for an opportunity for further re- -onto. with cultures end niterests es different board of the Jewish Social Service Endeks as occasion to demand that point of service, of that body in
different settione of the country se the,
traders be classified according to this country. He has taken a
flection by social workers through in
sr. among the people. of onion nation. of
Bureau: Mrs. David S. Diamond,
schooling. Since Jewish schools are comprehensive interest in every
Europe.
So
Intricate
and
serious
are
the
a medium of further study.
Dr. A. M. Hershman, Dr. Leo M.
implicit in these factor.. that hole
not recognized, this would give the
Mr. Krolik expressed the belief problems
lents of .raernment often marvel tint we ol
Franklin, Mrs. David J. Levy, Mrs. Endeks an opportunity to demand phase of the Zionist movement.
that under present deplorable togethn 51 all.
He was first secretary of the Order
Melville S. Welt and Abe Srere, re-
'lea. what happened when depremion struck
the ousting of Jews from business. Sons of Zion, which he helped to
conditions the salary of $83.33 a 'hie
gigantic. localised country/ Pressure. and
elected, and Mrs. Harry L. Jack-
month for clerical workers is fair, oroblems created by life la great cities. by the son and Dr. Saul Rosenzweig, new THE REST OF EUROPE:
found, was president at one time
of agriculture. ad by the localizatIon
but urged that ways be found for decline
George Bratianu has organized of the Peale Zion, which he also
If mann. wen midden', so forcibly exerted
members.
increasing the $15.60 per week 'net government had to do what manning
helped to found, was one of the
part
of
the
Liberal
party
in
Ru-
The
nominating
committee
con-
nd ..,a ntrio b itiL
salaries of maintenance worker', e teLal re:sterna{ s in htstry ...da ,,,
sists of Mrs. HenryWineman, mania into an outright anti-Semi- first organizers of the Achooza
many of whom are married. Mr. lust one
mcnranic procedure. Relief M
movement, and a member of the
tic
political
group
•
..
Soviet
news-
Isaac
Shetzer,
Julian
It.
Krolik.
o w being given at only to C. W. A. arid
Krolik also urged the two-week in cW.
papers ridiculed the appeal of the administration of the Jewish Na-
Unemployment Council,
S. worker. and to the millions of tam-
the year vacation, with an in-
nonrated by public and private funds.
tional
Fund.
Polish
Agudath
Israel
against
al-
Israel Himelhoch, president, re-
to tranalents or C. C. C. boys Relief Is
creased vacation period in ex- or
In 1921, he took a leading part
leged religious persecution in the
now given La the farmer. the industrialist, and ported for the Jewish Unemploy-
ceptional cases. lie also favored he banker. In fact. almost half the KIM.• ment Emergency Council, Among Soviet Union... The Soviet Union in helping Dr. Weizmann organ-
Inn of the Tinned State. Is now being elven
group insurance for the Federation relief
the achievements of the past year mourned the death of the three air ' ize the Keren Hayesod in the
either directly or indirectly.
kinds
personnel.
-Jewish phIlanthrop7 ha. nrylved
he pointed to the consolidation of men who were killed after a rec- United States and since then has
d
diMcultles becauseour dominant Interne
Mrs. Eleanor Ford, director of bee
been active as speaker and writer
not been primarily In intitutions as the Kosher Kitchen with the House ord breaking stratosphere flight.
the North End Clinic, urged that ma but in problems et adlustment to a of Shelter and the formation of One of them was a Jew , , , The in advancing the interests of this
„.le
• definite policy be set down with .hs;iri i ng. sociaL ias , w o,e i l oc.olnoom
hnn
the Co-operative Council of Jew- Amsterdam newspaper, Het Volk, Zionist fund-raising agency. Sub-
regard to workmen's compensa• treme r aous " b corden invite of government ish Family Welfare Organizations. declared that General Sherrill and sequently, he was one of the
government scan II not
gentles. to
tion.
the American Olympic Committee champions of the idea of extend-
Tuesdays Meeting.
to deal with the Invol•edproblems of domeetle
Service Group Meeting.
relations. health. Ms . which arise directly
The meeting at noon on Tues- had been deliberately misled by the ing the Jewish Agency to include
Following Mr. Wineman's ad- mit of the earn Mallon Mut creates the day was featured by a play, "A Nazis and that German Jewish ath- the non-Zionists. His consistent
seed toe actual physical relief.
dress at the meeting of the Service
°uwe ever get • fully Ameticanised na- Morning With Federation Health
letes haven't even the ghost of a and eloquent support of this ef-
It would prove to
Group Sunday night, Mr. Peiser b, of Jewish whmaots
chance of participating in the 1936 fort is believed to have helped
tt holding force of all Agencies." In the cast were:
be the 0050 powerful
greatly in the union between Zion-
expressed thanks to all who made n Jewish community Hit
David e. Otamond Dr. D
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Bando•...
olympics • • •
••W could got alone In every communit, Doris Puchowitzky, Eleanor Stanfield. 05,14
the extended Jewish agency, of
possible the large turnout of about
with fever Institution it the community had May. Front Nelson. Selma J Innspliner. Ron UNITED STATES:
fists and non-Zionists, and created
900 at the dinner meeting. Ile
Roger. Minnie Denman. Helen Slits. Dr.
better and...ding of what social con-
Over 300 pounds of anti-Jewish whose executive he is a member.
Emil Botha. Lull Tacit. Jack ?Daman,
tan ea •
called attention to the coming to dition should be Al It Is there
multinctly of Instltutlona DI create interest Harry Orannen Dorothy Dothan•. Reny rot-
anti-Catholic Nazi literature was
During a series of visits to Pal-
Detroit of the pageant "The Ro- among violas gran
mar. Ron Ooldberg, Albert Munn. Rut h
seized on the North German Lloyd estine, the first of which was in
,tewlsh social work Is as eternal as the McKinney, Dora Taylor. Florence Rayn, Lillian
mance of a People," and declared
Andenon. Ruth Wohl. Beulah Wood. Via Wil-
freighter Este in New York har- 1919, and his fourth in 1933, Mr.
that it will be a cementing force Jewish peopler-and ther a long time...
Hams. Milton Lena
bor. Customs officials who made Goldberg acquainted himself with
rho on, •as 'Mt. by
Meyer 13
Hebrew Free Loan Report.
for good-will between Jew and
dulthereer and Miss Einar eitanSeld. mated the search held the chief cook on
every aspect of the Jewish devel-
Fred 51. Butzel presided on by Dr Lan Lipkin.
non-Jew.
charges
, . . Congressman Dick- opment in Palestine and has en-
Aaron DeRoy, who presided at Monday evening, and six agencies
Old Folks' Home Report.
stein announced that he is seeking
the Service Group meeting, en- reported.
Jacob Levin, reporting for the grand jury indictments against a riched his theoretical knowledge
of the Zionist movement with an
David S. Zemon, reporting for Old Folks' Home, stated that the
dorsed Mr. Peiser'a enthusiastic
number of leading propagandists intimate understanding of the
report about the pageant, and the Ilebrew Free Loan Associa- main problem is to be able to
in the United States .. , lie also problems and the prospects of
called for reports from the fol- tion, stated that during the past accommodate new applicants. The
announced that he has evidence in
He
the Jewish National Home.
two years there has been a de- home, he said, is filled to capacity.
lowing:
his possession on the activities of
was one of the very first Zionist
Mrs. Henry Wineman, for wel- crease in the number of loans During the year the home had 59
the Silver Shirts in connection with leaders to advocate the value of
granted,
due
to
the
difficulty
in
fare council.
' inmates. Three were newcomers. the Nazis....
private initiative in building up
Maurice Caplan, chairman of securing endorsers. He said that Four passed away.
Palestine, and helped marketing
the campaign planning committee. the majority of loans are granted
Many local groups were thanked
Mrs. Emory Monash, Mrs. Harry , the first bond issue of Tel-Aviv.
who said his group hoped to de- for business purposes, and some for their co-operation.
The public is invited to the lec-
velop an interesting and formid- are given to students. An aver-
Mr. Levin said the oldest inmate Winston. New members appoint-
ed to the board at its last meeting ture by Abraham Goldberg, ad-
able campaign. lie said that a age of $6 was loaned to 1,500 I of the home is 98 years old.
are Mrs. David Wilkes, Mrs. How- mission to which will be free,
special motion picture is being families.
Mothers' Clinic Report.
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Report.
filmed to assist in the coming
House •f
Mrs. Mayer B. Sulzberger sub- ard Reichert, Mrs. Sigmund Rob-

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Describing his experiences in
Palestine, where he spent his Sab-
batical Year recently on leave
from his congregation after 25
years of service, Dr. Hershman
stated that the Histadruth, the
labor party in Zionism, is today
the dominating force in the move-
ment.
"We need something else be-
sides the labor theories," he de-
clared. "You can't build Pales-
tine without private ownership
and enterprise. The Zionist dis-
tricts must be so revitalized that
they will be an inspiration to such
investors. Furthermore, we can't
wait in Palestine. We must ac-
quire all the land possible, and as
quickly as possible."
Pointing out that Palestine
needs more Jews and that Ameri-
can Jews should go there as set-
tlers, Rabbi Hershman said that
all Palestinian leaders agreed,
when he asked them for a message
to American Jewry, that Jews
should go to Palestine, and if
they can't they should make in-
vestments there.
Rabbi Hershman spoke of the
extensive Zionist labor efforts in
preparing Chalutzim on Hach-
sharahs—training farms—for set-
tlement in Nicotine. lie said
that the Histadruth prepares the
youth not only for Zionist under-
standing but also to adhere to
Marxist theories. He then ad-
vanced the proposal that the Zion-
ist Organization should similarly
train Chalutzim on specially pre-
pared farms so that the central
body of the movement might send
its share of workers who are not
necessarily trained in Marxism.
"The Zionist Organization should
encourage the formation of small
societies, under the auspices of
the larger organization which is
too unwieldy for intensive educa-
tional work," Rabbi Hershman
said. "There should be something
distinct about the Zionist Organi-
zation which should stress every
aspect of the movement."
William B. Isenberg, president,
outlined a program of activities
for the year. James I. Ellmann,
chairman of the program corn-
mittee, introduced Rabbi Hersh-
man and announced a series of
lectures, which will include an ad-
dress to the local organization on
Feb, 19 by Abraham Goldberg
and another address by Pierre Van
Paassen on March 3.

KASHRUTH COUNCIL
OFFICERS ELECTED

(Continued from Page One)
the organization. Such a confer-
ence has been called for Sunday,
Feb. 18, at 1:30, at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. A preliminary
meeting of the board was held at
the congregation on Thursday,
Feb. 15.
All synagogues which have not
yet elected representatives to this
body and anyone desiring infor-
mation may secure same by call-
ing or writing the secretary,
Meyer Weisenfeld, 957 National
Bank Building, Cadillac 8788,
The entire Jewish population
interested in the Kashruth ques-
tion, which is one of the most
vital in Orthodoxy, is urgently re-
quested to support this movement.

Shelter

inson, Mrs. Bayre Levin and Mrs. DR. HERSHMAN URGES
ZIONIST REVITALIZATION
Monroe Rosenfield.
Calling for a revitalization of
North End Clinic,
Jesse F. Hirschman, president, the Zionist movement, Dr. A. M.
reported for the North End Clinic, Hershman, rabbi of Congregation
• pub-
He stated that 72,786 visits were Shaarey Zedek, addressing
.
made at the clinic in the past year. lie meeting of the Zionist Omani-
Of these, 41 per cent were Jews, , nation of Detroit, on Wednesday,
34 per cent non-Jewish white and at Webster Hall, urged the crea-
tion of a strong Chalutz movement
25 per cent colored.
The staff, Mr. Hirschman stated, hand for increased educe 'Anal
work to make Zionists better in-
wee reduced from 32 to 22.
Two new members were added to ' formed of the movement nod
the board of the North End Clinic, ' Palestine's achievements.
Dr. Hershman stated at the out-
Mrs. Hyman C, Broder and Ralph
Mayer, and the following were s- set that in his view the raising of
funds
for Palestinian closes
elected: Jesse F. Hirschman, Mrs.
Samuel Mendelsohn, J. B. Neiman, should no longer be the purpose
Marcus Kates. Andrew Wineman, of the Zionist Organization, and
Mrs. Andrew Wineman. The noel- that it should become the task of
nating r-mmittee consisted of Mrs. the community.
Louis James Rosenberg, Maurice i "I call any Federation • failure
Goldenberg and Joseph H. Ehr• if it does not include Pales'ine in
lich. its budget," Rabbi Hershman said.

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Reporting for the }louse of mitted the Mothers' Clinic report,
Milton M. Alexander, reporting Shelter, Max Lieberman retiring I and said the clinic war able to
for the public relations committee, president, told of the merger of carry through ■ curtailed pro-
said plans are under way for the the House of Shelter with the gram with half the Federation al-
campaign propaganda work, in- Kosher Kitchen. Mr. Lieberman lowance. Branch clinics were es-
cluding advertising, radio and deplored the fact that the home tablished at the North End Clinic
13 constantly losing in member-
and the Parkside Hospital for
newspaper efforts.
Harry IL Solomon, chairman of ship. In the past year he said that the giving of birth control advice.
the collection committee, reported for food alone the sum of $2,266
During the year, the report
that in the past eight months was spent, this being half of the stated, 765 patients visited the
63% per cent of the 1933 pledges net income. The home served clinic. The total cost of operating
have been collected, this romper- 28,134 meals last year.
the clinic was $1,155.
The medical staff of Mothers'
ing very favorably with the fol- Officers were elected by the
Health Clinic consists of Dr. Fred
lowing figures: 1929, 66 per cent; House of Shelter as follows:
1930, 50 per cent; 1931, 48 per Honorary president, Dr. A. M. W. Thomas, Dr. S. S. Wittenberg,
real; 1932, 46 per cent. Of the Hershman; president, Isaac Rosen- Dr. John T. Lee. Members of the
sum of $114,120 pledged in the! that; vice-presidents, Samuel 'ay board are: Mrs. M. B. Sulu-
1933 campaign, $71,622 has been Mintz and William Sandler; trees- berger. president; Mrs. !ferry
eollected thin far. urer, Louis Dann; financial secre- Farbstein, vice-president; Mrs.
Jamea I. D. Straus reported for tary, Benjamin Kaminsky; record- Edwin Rosenthal. Mrs. Aaron De-
'ng secretary, 51. E. Williams; Roy, Dr. Florence Brown. Mrs.
the entertainment committee.
The show, Black Magic," fol- , members of the board of directors• David Levy, Mrs. Mortimer Meyer.
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