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APPEAL FOR MO'OS Special Passover Observance
5-YEAR PLANNED ECONOMY
'CAMPAIGN RALLY SELECTION OF ENGGASS AS
AT STATLER THIS
PROGRAM FORMULATED BY CHITIM REPEATED;
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of
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ents
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St
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REPORT FUND LOW
SUNDAY EVENING HEAD OF GENERAL DIVISION
JEWISH AGENCY EXECUTIVE
COMPLETES CAMPAIGN SET-UP

14,000 Entered Palestine Between January
and April of This Year, Dr. Gruenbaum
Reports to Actions Committee

Committee Claims Limited
Response Made to Pass-
over Relief Effort

Kosher Meals Will be Served During the Holiday;
Dr. Heller to Officiate at Sedorim; Detroit

Committee Co-Operates

Local Organizations Enthus-
iaatic in Efforts for Old
Folks Home

Sidney J. Allen and Herman Radner to Be
Treasurers of Drive; Ten Campaign
Vice-Chairmen Selected

Arrangements are being made I it i e t a r y practices
can eat.
by Dr. Bernard Heller, directer 1 Throughout the year the Hillel DONATIONS REPORTED
START DISTRIBUTION
s impotent t ,o b tiot,
those
OF RELIEF THIS WEEK of the Ilillel Foundation of the
BY MANY SOCIETIES
help
students. ri be
University of :Michigan, fore'
li, Passover, however, the Ilillel
Detroit Jews Urged to Make cie l Passover services
Campaign
Among Organiza-
' Foundation has in the last three
Their Contributions
versify of Michigan students. years managed to rent a house
tions to Be Conducted
Dr.
Heller
will
conduct
the
Se-
and to get a caterer from Detroit
at Once
From April 7 to May 5
dorim and Passover meals will be who has the endorsement of Rab-
served tattehea , nfdorimr Delta
esert)1
C .ah
b lleletroshm
nian
ae. In this
we were
A last-minute appeal to the
The
joint mass meeting of
House,
make possible the
Jewish community in behalf of
members of various organizations!
n t icoena Twill
e f ,I,IlLvw
e i ntgo rbaetesmw
ati 4i.t taon re,. popfl yt h%sSseodvoerrimmu a
e : hi w teol I as affiliated with the Allied Jewish
the Mo'os Chitim fund was issued
this week by the committee of
Campaign and the Old Folks'
which Charles Smith is chairman. charged: $9.75 for the entice the students who are attending Home will take place Sunday, Ap-
The appeal points out that eight days (three meals daily) to the University. Of course, this en- ril 7, at 8 p. at the Stotler
there is a dire need for funds Hillel members; $10.25 for non - tails quite an expense to the Hotel.
—
this year, and that the response members; single meals: breakfast, Foundation. We pay for the rent-
Delegates and captains of the
, a, lunch, 50e, dinner, 75c a
al of the house, the gas, the elec-
has been so small that the com-
Seder, $1.
1 Welty, the water, the publicity organizations are requested to
mittee is frantic in its efforts to
urge the members of their or
In
a
statement
to
The
Chronic
'
(which
is
no
little
item),
and
secure the necessary money with
ganizations to attend this rally.
which to provide needy families this week relative to Passover at- , grant minor subversions to the The object of this meeting is to
rangements, Dr. Ileller said: l ■ caterer. All we ask of the latter
with necessities for Passover.
create
a spirit of loyalty between
"As you know, we have on the is that he be reasonable in his
An appeal in behalf of the fund
the members of the various or-
will be made this Sunday noon campus over thirteen hundred charges to the students. A fai
ganizations and the Jewish Wel-
by Mr. Smith, over Altman's Jew- Jewish students. A number is price is set by a committee of fare Federation, to acquaint
the
them, as is to be expected, signe . women
of the Shaarey Zedek Sis-
,
for Palestine, it was revealed at the meeting of the Zion-, ish Hour, on Station W51BC.
members, who are potential giv-
up
as
having
no
religious
prefe
-
terhood,
represented
by
Mrs.
A.
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman, a
Fred M. Butzel, general chairman of the campaign,
ist Actions Committee by Eliezer Kaplan, treasurer of ' members
ers,
with
the
needs
of
the
Jewish
the committee, stated , ence. It is very difficult for us t M. Hershman and Mrs. Robert community, and to educate them hailed the acceptance of this important position in the
They, ho -
the Jewish Agency Executive. Reviewing the fiscal posi- that while of checks
to families on reach these studeTs. Marwil.
to
the
cause
of
establishing
an
in-
drive as an element of strength in the forthcoming fund-
not number more t h
do no
"This year the Hillel Founds-1
tion of the Agency, Mr. Kaplan stated that the work that the Mo'os Chitim list must be 1 ' ever,d
or four hundred. The re 1 lion has obtained the use of a! stitution of rare for the Old raising effort.
had been done so far is regarded so highly by bankers mailed out on Wednesday, and ' three
of the students are willing Z very fine house for this purpose. Folks' Home.
Mr. Butzel also announced the appointment of the
Matzohs
and
other
food
are
to
be
that the Jewish Agency is planning to enlist the aid of the
The Evening's Program
distributed on Monday and Tues- avow their Jewish affiliatio It is situated on the northeast
following vice-chairmen of the drive: Mrs. Aaron DeRoy,
international money market?
Most
of
the
latter
come
from
con-
corner
of
State
and
Hill
Sta.
(the
A
musical,
social
and
education-
.
day, April 15 and 16, at the Beth
1ph F inste nvald,
Rab
Leo M.
bi Moses
through further large loans for HELLE
Tephila Emanuel Synagogue, Tay- servative and some from verb former Delta Chi fraternity). The al program has been arranged for
41Adsocher,
Fi
Dr.
Franklin,
a program of expansion in agri-
caterer will be Judah Lacher, who this affair. Kurt Peiaer, executive
lor and Wilson, the funds needed ; strictly Orthodox homes.
Harry
S.
Grant,
Dr.
A.
M.
Hersh-
cultural settlement and urban ac-
"Passover always presents
has served the Hillel Foundation director of the Jewish Welfare
are not yet in sight.
•
man, Jesse F Ilirschman Judge
tivity. He reported that the short-
great problem to the Ilillel Fou
the three previous years. The Federation will be the principal
"Many
of
those
who
have
pre-
Harry
B.
Keidan,
Henry
Levitt
term indebtedness of the Jewish
viously contributed have not as dation. We have not, as yo ladies have persuated him to make speaker. Joseph Haggai will be
and Samuel Summerfield.
Agency Executive had decreased
I know, in the city of Ann Arbor
the rate the same as last year the Yiddish speaker. Emma Laza-
yet
sent
in
their
donations,
and
Treasurers
of
the
drive,
select-
from £571,000 last year to
though the cost of living has in- roff-Schaver will be soloist and
others to whom the appeal has single kosher place where st
ed this week, will be Sidney J.
£61,000 today. Many creditors, he
Morris Dombey "Chizik" will read
been addressed have been neg- dents who wish to adhere to the creased."
Allen and Herman Radner.
declared, are refusing to accept Will Address Detroit Zion-
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some of his selections in Jewish.
The following Co-chairmen will
ists at Meeting at
payments prior to the dates of
1 ligent in their reply," Mrs. Shul-
Joseph Bernstein of the Jewish
man said. "We plead with Detroit
direct the Women's Division in
maturity of the obligations. Say-
Hotel Stotler
Daily Forward will preside.
Jews to send their gifts to this
Plan
Public
Seder
the
campaign: Mrs. Joseph H.
ing that half of last year's budget
At the fourth conference of the
very important fund at once.
Ehrlich, Mrs. Meyer L. Prentiss,
At Shaarey Zedek I delegates of the Jewish organiza-
of the Jewish Agency had been' James I. Ellmann, president of Those who
Mrs.
Edwin M. Rosenthal, Mrs.
used for repaying debts, only the Zionist Organization of De- life's necessities must also re-
tions, a suggestion was enthusi-
Abe Srere and Mrs. Henry Wine-
For the first time in years, a
seven per cent of this year's, troit, this week addressed an in-1 member their less fortunate fel-
astically received by the delegates
man.
'
public Seder will be held at
budget was devoted to the same citation to Detroit Jews to at-1 low Jews in their preparations
that the campaign among the or-
Trades Solicitations
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
purpose, he pointed out. tend the next meeting of the or- for the Passover festival."
ganizations begin on or about Ap-
,155,000 Voters Place Him
An important task in the cam-
the first night of Passover,
Reporting on immigration ac-
ril 7, and terminate on or about
Contributions may be mailed
Head of Re-Elected
paign
Wednesday, April 17.
this year is assigned to
tivities, Dr. Isaac Grunebaum
May 5.
to Charles Smith, 2244 Longfel-
Ticket
Henry Meyers and Samuel H.
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar
stated that Jewish immigration
low Ave. •
Plan Radio Appeals
Rubiner, who will direct the ef-
will officiate at thin Seder.
into Palestine between January
—
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The organizations are well pre-
Receiving 155,000 votes, Judge
forts of the newly - formed trades
Reservations should be made
and April of this year amounted
pared for the campaign. During
Hurry B. Keidan led the entire
committee for the solicitation of
Hirsch
by calling the office of Shaa-
to 14,000, as contrasted with the
the month of March, organiza-
Republican
group
which
was
prospective donors among trades
rey
Zedek,
Garfield
6200,
not
number of 7,000 during the same
tions were contacted and ml-
elected to the Wayne County Cir-
and professions.
oter than Sunday, April 7.
period in 1933, and 9,000 for the
dressed by various Jewish and
cuit
Court
on
Monday.
Joseph II. Ehrlich and Harry
same period in 1934. Ile said that
English speakers, including Mr.
Health Committee Hears Talk by
This most unusual tribute co
R. Solomon are co-chairmen of
.....thosateady increase of immigra-
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Dr. Haskell
tion is principally in the .capital-
the prospects committee which is
ist category and that the ratio of
checking the names of approxi-
The child rare committee of
labor increase is inappreciable.
mately 10,000 prospective con-
CLARENCE ENGGASS
the Detroit Service Group will
Ile said that labor immigration
tributors.
Chairman of General Division
hold a dinner-meeting on Mon-
last year totaled 22,000 or 52 per
Mr. Butte], as general chair-
day, April 8, at 6:30 o'clock, at
cent of the total of 42,000 enter-
man, has the co-operation of
Temple Beth El.
ing the country. Urging an en-
The Council of Orthodox Rob-
Ilenry Wineman, who has accept-
Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, superin-
Noted Scholar to Address bits of Detroit at their last meet-
largment of the efforts to increase
ed the chairmanship of pre-
endent of the Jewish Children's
labor immigration, Dr. Gruen-
ing adopted a resolution resolving
Forum of Mizrachi Hat -
campaign solicitations. Mr. Wise-
Home, will speak on "Aspects of
beam dwelt on the difficult living
to
devote
either
the
first
day
of
man
has as vice-chairmen of his
zair, Young Israel
Institutional Work With Chil-
conditions which confront the
Passover or the concluding day
division Maurice Aronsson, Roy
dren." A general discussion will
chalutz in the llachshara train-
of Passover to eulogizing Maimon-
It. Fisher, Israel Ilimelhoch and
Dr. David I. Macht, A. E.. is os.
follow.
ing quarters. lie said that the
Julian II. Krolik. Their co-
LL. B., M. D., will be the guest
Melville S. Welt, chairman of
Executive is considering proposals
Rabbi Moses Fischer of Con-
chairmen are Irving W. Blum-
the child care committee, will
speaker Friday night, April 12, gregation B'nai Moshe, speaking
for reform which will do away
berg, Louis C. Blumberg, Marvin
preside.
at the Young Israel Synagogue, in behalf of the rabbis, stated
with these undesirable conditions.
B. Gingold and Simon Shetzer.
A dinner-meeting of the health
. Joy Road between Linwood and that it was the intention of the
He also reported on an agreement
The secretaries of the pre-cam-
committee of the Detroit Service
Lawton. This lecture will close Detroit rabbinate to offer trib-
that had been arrived at with the
paign solicitations division are
the
10-week
series
of
Friday
eve-
Group took place on Wednesday
' ate for the eminent Jewish phil-
manufacturers for thss selection
Gus D. Newman and George ht.
RABBI JAMES G. HELLER I s vening, April 3, at Temple Beth
ning forums (Oneg Shabbat ,
of suitable candidates for immi-
Stutz. The executive director of
'gatherings) which were sponsored osopher whose 800th birthday in
observed
gration who would fit into the in- ganization on Tuesday evening, El, under the co-chairmanship of
observed
throughout
the drive is Kurt Peiser, director
!jointly by the Young Israel and
the world.
dustrial needs of this group. Re- April 9, at 8:15 o'clock, at Hotel, I Samuel Ii. Rubiner and Jesse F.
of the Jewish Welfare Federation.
Mizrachi Hatzoir.
lirschman.
Among the rabbis who will join
(erring to the arrangement where- Stotler.
Nate S. Shapero Is chairman
"The Present Status of the
Dr. Macht is regarded as the i paying honor to the philosopher
by the Farmers Union obtained
of
the publicity committee. Jacob
Mr. Ellmann announced that Care of the Mentally Ill in Mich-
most quoted pharmacologist to-dare:
a separate group of certificates
Albert, Louis H. Luckoff and
dayan
who,
a
d
t
a
the
guest
speaker
will
be
Rabbi
i
t
he
moat
,,
versatile iscientists
n inter.
gan" was the subject of the
Rabbi Moses Fischer, Dr. A.
for the selection of agricultural
Lawrence J. Michelson are in
H ershman, Rabbi Joseph Els-1
workers, Dr. Gruenbaum stated James G. Ileller of Cincinnati, peaker, Dr. Robert H. Haskell,
c harge of advertising. Louis S.
ested in Torah and the promotion 'emann, Rabbi Joshua S. Specks,•
that this experiment would be one of the leading American medical superintendent of the
C ohane is in charge of the essay
of
Wayne
County
Training
School
traditionad Judaism. He is Rabbi Isaac Stollman, Rabbi A.
c ntinu c11
t were found t o b e Zionists. His topic will be "The.
JUDGE HARRY B. KEIDAN
contest conducted by the Allied
t Northville.
primarily a biologist applying I Schechter, Rabbi S. M. Fine,
s lo i scuts ; u . ifOtih eru se, e p o i nt ed
Jewish Campaign in local Sunday
would be stopped • He Political, Economic and Social
as compensation for a keen sense !chemical methods. Besides re- Rabbi Rabinowitz and Rabbi
and Hebrew schools. Milton 111.
out it
HERMAN RADNER
of justice and fairness. Judge ceiving the A. B. and M. D. de- Kleinplatz.
strongly attacked the parties for Problems of the Jews.
Treasurer
Alexander is In charge of radio
Keidan's unfailing courtesy to all grees from Johns Hopkins Uni-
A number of Detroit Zionist
adversely utilizing the possibilities'
appeals The speakers' bureau is
who
come before him, and the versity in 1902 and 1906 respec- •
that have been afforded to in- leaders have been invited to lead
headed by Rabbi Leon From, and
tively;
the
LL.B
degree
from
strength of his character, have
his associate chairmen are Ber-
fluence the selection of Mimi- in a discussion foll o win n g the
Hamilton College of Law in 1914;
grants. lie announced on behalf visiting speaker's address.
On Monday night, April 22, Dr. won for him the respect of his
nerd Isaacs and Samuel D. Wein-
the Phar. D., honorary degree
berg.
Rabbi Heller has been a mem- I. M. Rubinow, executive secretary profession and of all law-abiding
of the Executive that there would
from the University of Maryland
be a determined c mpaign to con- her of the Reform Jewish a rabbin- of the Constitutional Grand elements in the community.
The Campaign Quota
in 1924, Dr. Macht received the
ate
since
1916,
when
he
gradu-
Myron A. Keys is . chairman of
Lodge of B'nai B'rith, will be in
Before the Primaries, in which doctorate in Hebrew literature
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By MILTON BROWN
H ated from the ebrew Union Col- Detroit to address a special meet- Judge Keidan was • close second from the Yeshivah College in
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lege. As the successor to Dr. ing of Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of to Judge Clyde Webster in the 1929. Ile has also received re-
ICopnight. ISM Jewish TH•graphle Ag•oo.
Isaac M. Wise, he occupies a pul- B'nai B'rith, in Temple Beth El. race for the Republican renomi- search grants from the American
pit traditionally associated with Dr. Rubinow is one of the coun- nation, the Bar paid him the in. Medical Association, the Ameri-
POLAND
'Jewish rights by voting against
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can Pharmaceutical Association,
The new constitution adopted the constitution.
Should there
Brady Urological Institute, and by the Polish Parliament is a , eventually be one of
two Jewish
other sources, in addition to be- final blow to Jewish rights in Po- representatives in the Polish
par-
ing lecturer in pharmacology at land.
"lament, they will be seated, un-
Johns Hopkins University for 20
Beth El Confirmants to Par-
With the national minority der the new constitution, not as
Important Cortuhittees Di-
years.
I treaties being renounced unilater- representatives of the Jewish pop-
ticipate in Symposium
pop-
Dr. r Macht is at present director ally by the Polish gove nment, the ulation, but as members of the
rect Educational Work
Sunday
the Pharmacological Research !present change in the constitu- government party, who are inci-
for the Drive
Laboratory, Hynson Vl'estcott & Ilion deprives the 3,000,000 Jews I dentally Jewish.
On Sunday, April 7, there will
Dunning, Inc., Baltimore, Md., of Poland of the only opportunity
The difference between being
Milton Alexander, Louis S. Co.
be held in Temple Beth El an
and is visiting professorof gen- left them of bringing their plight elected as a representative of the hone and Rabbi Leon From are
unique service that is attracting
eral physiology, Yeshiva College, to the attention of the world. De.. Jewish population on a Jewish directing three important division
wide attention. Instead of the
New York, N. Y. He has been prived of parliamentary represen- ticket and being elected on a got , of the work of the public rela-
usual sermon by the rabbi, there
elected, on the basis of actual tatson they will now no longer ernment ticket merely as a Jew- tions committee of the Detroit
will be a symposium on the sub-
work performed, to membership have the opportunity to voice their ish member of the government Service Group for the Allied Jew-
ject, The Relation of Youth to
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grievances from the platform of party is self evident.
The Jew ish Campaign, under the general
the Temple," to be participated
the Polish Parliament as done elected on the government list chairmanship of Nate S. Shapero.
in by Milton M. Alexander, Syl-
hitherto. wil! always be responsible to the
Rabbi Frsim, as chairman of
GOLDSMITH
TO
SPEAK
van Rapaport, Irwin Berman and
American Jewry will therefore government party and not to the
AT YOUTH CONFERENCE be fully on the side of Dr. Thon, 3,000,000 Jewish inhabitants, In the Speaker's Bureau guides the
Miss Josephine Stern, all confirm-
activities of the 111 members of
ants of the Temple. Miss Jean
president of the Jewish Perlis- casting his vote in the path'. the bureau. Every Jewish organi-
Levy will give the prayer.
Samuel Abraham Goldsmith, mentary Club who urged that all ment he will always have to
say
This is a_ first step in what is
executive director of the Jewish Jewish members of the Polish . "Yes" to every government pro- zation in greater Detroit will be
addressed by a member of the
to grow into • program of great-
Charities of Chicago, will address Parliament vote against the new posal even though this proposal bureau, who will outline the aims
er participation on the part of the
the Jewish Youth Conference at constitution as protest against de-. may be against the interest of the of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
laymen and laywomen of the Tem-
its opening session on Saturday priving the Jews of their podia- Jewish population. Certainly such tion, explain the work of its agen-
ple. The service will be under
evening, April 13. Mr. Goldsmith mentary representation. Only such • Jewish deputy wil not dare corn- cies and
enlist workers for the
the sponsorship of the Young
has consented to come here fol• a protest could sufficiently empha- ' plain from the parliamentary tri-
Allied Jewish Campaign. Mem-
People's Temple Club of which
lowing the announcement that size the fact that the Jewish pop- bone against the many discriml- bers of
the Speakers' Bureau are
Gabriel Alexander is president.
Rabbi Barnett Brickner of Cleve- ulation—a tenth of the entire nations being practiced against the
informed of all Federation activi-
In the afternoon there will be
land, originally scheduled as population of Poland—has been Jews in Poland and which are ties and
Campaign developments
• runion of the Temple confirm-
speaker, will be unable to attend stricken dumb with one stroke. ruining their economic existence. through ■
bi-weekly Speakers'
ants, classes of the years 1923
the conference.
It is scarcely credible that those
The result of all this is that Bulletin. They are prepared to
to 1930, representing the age
Conference sessions will con- Jewish deputies who preferred not the 3,000.000 Jews in Poland will
answer all questions relative to
tinue all day Sunday, April 14.
group of eligibility in the Young
to vote against the new constitu- now no longer hare any spokes- Federation work
and the Cam-
People's Temple Club.
Mr. Goldsmith, prior to &MUM- tins and contented themselves man to voice their sorrow and
During
ing his present Chicago post, with abstaining from voting, have present their demands. They will paign. Bernard Isaacs and Samuel
the afternoon a program of en-
D. Weinberg are co - chairmen of
tertainment and dancing will be
served as general secretary of the done so only in the hope that . now be left entirely to the mercy
the-Yiddish Speaker's Bureau.
presented.
Council of Y. M. H. A. and Kin- some way could be found whereby ; of the Polish government without
Essay Contest
dred Organizations; director of the Jews might still be represent- , even being able publicly
Dring the morning service a
to corn-
An Allied Jewish Campaign
the Bureau of Jewish Social Re- ed in the Polish Parliament under plain of the mistreatment
musical program under the direc-
to
which
essay
contest
is being conducted
Altman, Mrs. Max Oberfield, I. E. Adler, Mrs. A. Fear, Joseph Bern- search; organizing secretary of the new constitution. Such opti- they are subjected.
Seated, left to right:
tion of George Galvani will be
for junior and senior high school
the Jewish Welfare Board in the mistic feelings are no longer en-,
rendered and there will be some stein, Charles Driker, Max Charness, Maxwell L. B sack. A. J. Lachover, secretary.
It is perhaps true that the boys and girls of the Jewish
reli-
Standing, left to right: Aaron Kurland, W. Sandler, Mandell Bernstein, Max Silverman, Kurt: United States Army and Navy; tertained in Poland even by peo - , new
Participation in the music by the
constitution, giving more dic-
post-confirmants who will render Peiser, chairman of conference of Jewish organize ions and director of Jewish Welfare Federation gni: secretary of the special J. D. C. ole who have leas political expel-- 'tatorial powers to the president, gions schools, the United Hebrew
Schools and the Jewish Commu-
the confirmation hymn.
Allied Jewish Campaign; A. J. Piel; J. Levin, pre! dent of Old Folks Home; M. Fisher, D. Bolotnikoff, Commission; past president of the sense than the Jewish parliamen -
bleozottoratth
iviittihe nity Center, under the chairman-
National Conference of Jewish tartans.
Although this is to be • youth Dr. David Kliger.
NationalD
ice party. m
ship of Louis S. Cohane. The
Members of the committee not appearing in t-e photograph are: Henry M. Abramovitz, Ben Social Service. He is a well known
service, adult members of the
It is therefore eiflicult to Jus- the Polish parliament now becom-
work of the agencies for which
congregation and their friends Bloom, David J. Cohen, Mrs. George Cohen, Mrs. J -seph H. Ehrlich, Mrs. Morris Freedman, Mrs. Ada social worker and has been called tify the actions of those Jewish ing
lemere
ly to ru
apbp
berorvestaam
n_p s eez ti i s o t n- the Allied Jewish Campaign rais-
■re invited to participate.
Gorelick,
Mrs.
Elfreda
Greenwald,
Mrs.
J.
Horn
11,
J.
Ile:den-an,
Dr.
A.
M.
Hershman,
Mrs.
A.
tify
on
nu
-
euties
to
W
shingon
t
to
who
at
te
h
last
a
mome
nt , inc
The
es funds, is described in a book-
surveys
in the reversed their deci sion to demo n - ! taken by the part y of ilarshall
service is open to the general Katzin. Myron A. Keys, chairman, Harry Levine, S muel Lieberman, Morris Schwartz, Harry Solomon,' me rous artic les and surveys
let, distributed to the children,
Public.
field of Jewish social work.
'trate against the new attack OR
I. Solna, Mrs. A. Weisman, Max Weis, Mrs. Aries arrowa
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180 JEWISH COLONIES NOW
ESTABLISHED IN PALESTINE

DINNER OF PRE-SOLICITATION
DIVISION SUNDAY, APRIL 14

1,300,000 Dunams is Area of Settlements;
25 New Colonies Founded by Keren
Hayesod During the Past Year

Henry Wineman to Preside at Initial Rally of
Workers at Temple Beth El to Arrange
for Pre-Campaign Solicitations

JERUSALEM (WNS—Palcor Agency)
—A five-year program of planned economy,
aiming to check exploitation, to control pri-
vate initiative and to stimulate the general
rebuilding of Palestine, is now being formu- 1
lated by the Executive of the Jewish Agency

Organization of the machinery for the
Allied Jewish Campaign to be conducted here
May 5 to 15 was completed this week with the
appointment of Clarence H. Enggass, presi-
dent of the Jewish Welfrae Federation, as
chairman of the general division.

R TO SPEAK
HERE ON TUESDAY

Leaders Selected

r

For Allied Drive

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UNUSUAL TRIBUTE
TO JUDGE KEIDA

to Address
Child Care Group

' TO SPEAK FRIDAY

Honor Maimonides
During Passover

Rubinow to Speak
Here on April 22

THE WEEK IN REVIEW

YOUTH TO DIRECT
TEMPLE SERVICES

Organizations' Committee Active in Efforts
To Secure Funds for Old Folks Home Building

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