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who are in the Home for the
Aged, in their prime, gave
their best to the Jewish com-
munity ■ and to society at
large- Many of them helped
build Detroit. Today they are
dependent upon you; even as
some of •s may be at a later
date. Shall we forget they
are helpless and make them
hopeless also? Shall we shut
our ears to their pleas for
help? Their faces look to us
for help. .We must hear their
plea and GIVE!
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In a statement to the workers
at Tuesday's luncheon, Mr. Eng-
gess declared:
"I like this job. It makes the
picture of our community's social
service efforts complete in the
sense that we take the message
about our causes to the mass of I
our people. Our effort in soliciting!
the small gifts encourages the'
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Special Passover Meals
will be served during the holiday week.
Our prices will be very reasonable.
Regular LUNCHEON ■ and Full Course DINNER will be
served daily during the entire holiday.
Come, eat your favorite Pesach dishes at
JOSEFF BROS.
larger contributions and helps to
assure the subscription of the en-
tire campaign quota. The impor-
tant thing is that every prospect
be seen, and to accomplish this
purpose we are charged with a
definite community responsibility.
Henry Wineman, chairman of
the pre-campaign solicitations di-
vision, expressed confidence that
many gains over last year will be
made by his workers, and that
large increases will be secured
from contributors.
Peiser Asks Socialised Attitude
In a statement to workers, at
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ed for the maintenance funds
alone, in addition to the Jewish,
Old Folks Home building fund,
and that many will have to double
their subscriptions to make pos-
sible the raising of the needed
sums. Mr. Peiser praised Esther
Prussian, secretary of the cam-
paign, for her "herculean efforts"
in organizing the campaign set-
up.
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8422 FENKELL
Mr. Enggass told the pre-cam-,
paign solicitations division that'
Tuesday's meeting, Kurt Peiser, 1,000 volunteers are expected to ,
executive director of the Jewish work in the general division.
Welfare Federation and of the Al-
Sunday evening's meeting was'
Med Jewish Campaign, declared featured by the showing of a'
that he is anxious to see a social- group of slides depicting the work
ized attitude taken by workers
'toward the drive. He urged that
intimate affairs be arranged by
captains of teams for their work-
ers as well as contributors in or-
ganizing for the campaign solicit-
at lollso.n
"Don't treat with contempt the
small gifts," Mr. Peiser warns the
workers. "In many instances we
I need more than 100 per cent in-
creases over last year's contribu-
ABRAHAM COOPER
UNIVERSITY 2.7110
MRS. ABRAHAM SRERE
Passover Greetings
from
YOUR OLD FRIEND
SAMUEL H. RUBINER
Alfred C. Lane
Vice-President and :%lanaging Director
ALHAMBRA
THEATRE
9428 WOODWARD AVENUE
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Always showing the finest attractions available, at
an admission price within the reach of all .. . .
coupled with courteous treatment and clean and
comfortable conditions.
We have moved from the 4th floor to larger and more
commodious quarters at 1907-8-9 David Stott Bldg.
tions, and this is possible in the
general division. The responsibili-
ty does not rest on the individual
You
but on the entire group.
should enthuse your prospects on
every II contribution and you'll
do an educational piece of work
that will be far-reaching."
Pre-Campaign Dinner
The pre-campaign solicitations
division was officially organized
dinner held last Sunday at
at
Temple Beth El. Mr. Wineman
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presided.
Fred M. Butzel. general chair-
man of the campaign, expressed
satisfaction over the enlistment of
a number of new workers and the
retention of practically all of the
old ones in the drive. He pointed
to the improved economic condi-
tions as an indication that the en-
tire quota of the drive will be
subscribed.-
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, presi-
dent of the Detroit Service Group,
told the workers that they must
.211 learn to believe in the im-
portance of the causes included in
the drive so that the volunteers
may canvass with sincerity, devo-
tion and unselfishness.
"Most Important Task"
say. Wineman
The Allied Jewish Campaign
is the most important task before
I US in the whole year," Mr. Wine.
man declared. "In our daily work
of the various agencies included
in the campaign, with Rabbi Leon
Fram explaining the pictures.
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, 'accom-
panied by Mrs. S. Q. Kesler, de-
lighted the audience with a group
of ably rendered songs.
Heads of pre-campaign solicita-
tions teams — Maurice Aronson,
Louis C. Blumberg, Roy R. Fisher,
Irving W. Blumberg, Israel Ilimel-
hock, Marvin B. Gingold, Julian
H. Krolik and Simon Shetzer-
reported that they are prepared
to proceed with the solicitations
prior to the opening of the drive
on May 5. An earnest effort will
be made to secure a large group
of "early givers" to assure the
success of the drive, leaders in-
dicated.
Campaign headquarters are lo-
cated on the 13th floor of Hotel
Statler.
Prenzlauer Group
To Meet April 29
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid will meet at Hotel Statler at
2 p. m. on Monday, April 29. A
guest speaker will address this
meeting.
A meeting of the group was
held last Tuesday and several ex-
pectant mothers' and tonsilectomy
eases were reported upon.
Plans are being made for the
bridge and strawberry festival to
he held at the Jewish Center at
1:30 p. in. no May 28.
Term "By and Large"
The term "by and large" is linr-
rowed, according to Webster, from
nautical use. A vessel which sails
well "by and large" sails well en
the wind or off the wind. In general
usage it means in every way, in
Speakers at Con
tion
A list of congregations and their
respective speakers follows:
Adath Yeshuron, Dr. David
kliger; Beth Israel, Rabbi Molodw-
sky; Ahavath Zion, S. Kasdan;
Beth Abraham, Louis Ellenbogen;
Beth Moses, I. Brandwine and E.
Korman; Beth Shmuel, J. Kasdan;
Beth Tillie Emanuel, N. Milstein;
Petach T i k v a h, I. Schlussel;
Shaary Torah, L. Reiner; Shaarey
Zion, Mr. Avison; B nai David,
Rabbi J. S. Sperka; B'nai Jacob,
A. J. Piel; 11'nai Zion, M. Mathis;
First Hebrew Congregation, Fred
Butzel; Mishkan Israel, Rabbi I.
Stollman; Ohel Moshe, I. Patrick;
Young Israel, Jewish Center on
Joy Road, Dr. M. Ueine and Man-
dell Bernstein; Chesed Shel Emea,
31. Charness; B'nai Moshe, Milton
Alexander; Talmud Torah-Tuxedo
Av., Bernard Isaacs; United Ile-
brew School, Harold Silver; Stoll-
ener Chassidem, Rabbi I. Stoll-
man; Ahavath Achim, A. H. Kut-
nick; Eitz Shaim, M. Michlin.
An additional list of captains al-
ready soliciting members of their
respective organizations, follows:
Mrs. J. R. Goldberg, Mrs. George
Cohen, Mrs. Zell Goldsmith, Miss
Edna Lewis, Mrs. Julia Wartell, I.
Glazer, B. Feldman, A. Achtman,
.1, Klein, S. Censer, Sam Adler,
M. L. Fink, E. Rothenberg, B.
Scharg, I. Adler, S. Berkowitz, H.
Polk, S. Reiner, Hyman Goldman,
David J. Cohen, A. Katzin, J. To-
porowsky, Sam Trepel, Mrs. Esther
Hoffman, Mrs. Rose Duhrinsky. '
Give to Both Cause.
It is reported that the organiza-
tions pledge full and •hole.hearted
co-operation, both to the Allied
Jewish Campaign and Old Folks'
Home. A spirit of loyalty and
confidence was restored through the
efforts of Kurt Peiser, executive
director of the Jewish Welfare
Federation. This is evidenced by
the fact that captains of many or-
ganizations are already out to so-
licit their members and they hav e
made definite contributions in the
name of the organizations, in addi-
tion to the individual contributions
of their members.
Some organizations were ad-
dressed two and three times, and
much interest and enthusiasm for
the causes were created.
The next mass meeting of mem-
bers of organizations, in connec-
tion with the educational work on
behalf of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign will he called for Sunday,
April 28, at 2:30 p. m.
Added
facilities enable us to serve you better than ever before.
We extend to you a cordial invitation to visit our new
home and to inspect the new woolens which are presented
in cheerful colorings and unusually attractive designs.
HON. DAVID A. CROLL
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gregation contributions, however,
do not, by any means, exempt the
individual members of the con-
gregations from their individual
contributions. The members of the
congregations will be solicited sep-
arately. Suggestions for a Pass-
over talk, prepared by Bernard
Isaacs, were mailed to speakers ad-
dressing the congregations.
MILTON M. ALEXANDER
PASSOVER GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES
TO ALL OUR JEWISH FRIENDS AND PATRONS
"Let him who neglects to raise
the fallen fear, lest when he falls
no one will stretch out his hand
to lift him up." (Saadi)
SYNAGOGUE APPEAL
FOR ALLIED DRIVE
Passover Greetings and Best Wishes to the
Jewish Community of Detroit!
LAfayette 2700
Passover Greetings!
To Better Serve You .. .
the Catholic Register, stating in
AARON A. SILBERBLATT
Among the most helpless and part:
appealing victims of the present
"We object to the government
last year. We hope and will rais
e regime in Germany are the chil- bill taking control of our babies
$270,000 for our most importan
t dren who are denied any par- from us. We will not rest while
causes. We plead with the corn
- ticular higher education and de- we still have breath to fight it,"
munity to take this job serious)
velopment of their natural talents they wrote.
because we are working for
a and their future careers.
"When the quintuplets were
sacred and holy cause.
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born the Catholic people rejoiced,
"We must also remember the t
To indicate the profound sYtn-
the German situation affects th e pathy of American Jewry with saying: 'Here is the answer to
lives of all of us; it affects ou ✓ their plight and with the approval the birth control question.' How
lives and the lives of our children of the Federal authorities, ar- many hours have we sat listening
We must rouse the communit y I rangements have been made to to exhortations on the duties of
out of its lethargy and honor ou r I bring 250 of these children to parents and the sanctity of the
responsibility in this hour o f America for placement in free home? Now a bill has been passed
which divides our family and
need."
homes where they can be given :takes away our parental rights.
Slide Describe Agencies
the opportunities denied them in
"Are they (the church) con-
Mr. Peiser told the workers a t their native country. After arrival tent to allow our babies to be
Sunday's dinner that $30,000 'nor e here, the children will be the re- handed over to a Jew and force
than was raised last year is need .: aponsibility of the German-Jew- us to take orders from him?"
ish Children's Aid, Inc., for main-
Commenting on the letter, the
tenance and education. This or- Register remarked, some of the
ganization is included in our Al- language used "seems ill-advised."
lied Jewish Campaign. You must
show your feeling for the helpless
children of Germany by giving GRANT 8,500 VISAS
generously.
TO JEWISH AGENCY
2038 WOODWARD AVE., AT ELIZABETH
2744 FORT ST. W.
Hon. David A. Croll, minister
of welfare of Ontario, is the tar-
get of the Dionnes because the
quintuplets have been placed in
his care.
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the rewards. But in the Allied
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Jewish Campaign we work not for
veterinarians,
parlors,
funeral
ourselves but for the suffering
A letter by Mr. and Mrs. Oliva
travel bureaus, amusements and and downtrodden. It is a labor of I flcult task, trying to do a profes-
amusement machines.
sional piece of work, being honest !Dionne, protesting against the
love and unselfishness.
guardianship,
was addressed to
Statement by Enggass
"The job this year will be L in the effort, and often frustrated
uT
nheis gbeenienrg
because of community meddling,
doubly
difficult
because
we
as
k
a I organized
misunderstanding and insufficient
Enggass with the co-operation of for double the amount we raise d funds. Forget your Knock! And
Gus Newman and George Stutz,
start to boost your social worker!
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secretaries of the pre-campaign
solicitations division, and Ilenry
Do you know that many of
Meyers.
the aged men and women
NA rewound. tor ••••barat w Irhsa.whIpua earl•Jos
become sour from summer
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perspiration
carefully
laundered
your own ticks
Dionnes' Target
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ben Gurion, members of the ex-
ecutive; Menahem M. Ussishkin,
president of the Jewish National
Fund; Prof. Selig Brodetsky,
prominent government officials
and members of the Zionist Ac-
tions Committee. An empty chair,
next to that of Dr. Weizmann,
was draped in black as a mourn-
ful tribute to Chaim Nachman
Bialik, who had been a governor
of the university. Dr. Judah I..
Magner, chancellor of the Ile-
brew University, outlined a pro-
gram for the university for the
next five-year period, hoping that
the Jews of the world would be
able to provide $500,000 a year
to enlarge the activities and de-
partments of the school.
"I wish that Lord Balfour could
be here today to see how the uni-
versity has become the realiza-
tion of his hopes," Sir Arthur
Wauchope said in his address.
The purpose of the university is
to create a haven for the masses
of Jewish youth thirsting for
knowledge, Dr. Weizmann de-
clared in his speech. Research
was the basis of the university at
the outset, he pointed out, but
the teaching has developed grad-
ually to meet the present needs.
Dr. II, eizmann urged generous
support for the university's bud-
get by the Jewish people in order
to achieve an expansion for the
wonderful dream the university
represents.
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PASSOVER
GREETINGS
and
SINCERE GOOD WISHES
to the Entire Jewish
Community
Warns Revisionists
When is a Revisionist not a
Revisionist is the question that
will now have to be decided be-
fore determining whether there
will be Revisionist representation
at the forthcoming World Zion-
ist Congress, it was pointed out
here by a prominent member of
the Actions Committee in com-
menting upon the threat read at
the final session by the Revision-
ists. The wording of the Revi-
sionist declaration does not indi-
cate that the Revisionists will
not participate in the Congress,
but merely says that the World
Union of Zionist-Revisionists will
not take part in the Congress.
The Revisionists, however, have
always insisted on a distinction
between the World Union, which
they considered an independent
body not forming a part of the
Zionist Organization and there-
fore entitled to indulge in separ-
atist political activity, and the
Revisionist representation at the
Congress which consists of dele-
gates elected on the basis of Re-
visionist shekolim.
The Revisionists will finally dis-
appear from Jewish public life
if they continue with their pres-
ent tactics, it was predicted in
an editorial in the Doar Ilayom,
the newspaper owner by the Pal-
estine Farmers Union and whose
chief editorial writer is Moshe
Sm ilansky.
, undertake • land of his own. I
THEODORE DREISER
IS AN ANTI-SEMITE say this because I am for nation-
alism as opposed to international-
, ism." After Hapizood had de-
' nounced this letter as smacking
Bar Association that the Jews of the Ku Klux Klan or Ilitlerism
lack the fine integrity which at and assailed Dreiser's attitude as
least is indorsed and, to • degree, "barbarous," Dreiser, in a second
followed by the lawyers of other letter dated Dec. 28, 1933, com-
nationalities. Dreiser also ex- plained that the Jewish popula-
pressed the fear that the Jews. tion of America is growing too
"left to sheer liberalism... could fast, and cast doubt on the offi-
possess America by sheer num- cial Jewish population figures. He
bers, their cohesion, and their denied that he was an anti-Semite
tastes, and, as in the case of and attacked the Nazi persecu-
the Negro in South Africa, really tinny, but insisted that the only
iway to solve the Jewish question
oveerun the land."
suitable
Throwing in praise of the Jews is to segregate them in
territory of their own and to pro-
a
gifted
race.
Dreiser
attacked
as
them for their refusal to become vide them with the means of
' assimilated and for their insist- settling there. Dreiser advocated
ence on maintaining their eeli- an international conference of all
riot, s dogmas, racial sympathies, the nations with the Jews to reach
pro-
-Ace characteristics and race co- an understanding for such
heeion "as against all the types or gram. As an alternate program in
nationalities surrounding h i in the United States he proposed
Because of this "'a program of race or nation
wheresoever."
1-e resintains "that it is the hnur blending here in America" to
in which laissez-faire liberalism "solve this very vexing question
•wi^ht be willing to step aside at of how the Jew is to be disposed
t•rst to the extent of suggesting of among the various races and
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