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VOL. XXXVI. NO. 49

BRAND PROTOCOLS
AS FAKES AS CASE
RESUMES IN BERNE

Expert in Trial Against th e
Swiss Nazis Says They
Were Forged in Russia

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40, s IN MICHIGAN

NEWSPAPER PRINTED

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, . MAY 3, 1935

The Community's Obligation

An Eleventh Hour Appeal for the Causes Included in the
Allied Jewish Campaign, by Its Executive
Director, Kurt Peiser

By KURT PEISER

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

PROMISING REPORT
ON DRIVE GIVEN Array of Nationally Prominent Leaders
BY ORGANIZATIONS To Address Opening Dinner of Allied

cry on Joint Effort for

I feel certain that everyone knows what the Allied

Old Folks Home and
Maintenance Funds

Jew ish Campaign means. It really means an opportunity

OUR MET

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

for the Jews of Detroit to participate in discharging
CHARGES OF DEFENSE
T res pons ibili ty ; a responsibility both here and abroad, a
DISMISSED BY COUR
It SEE UNIFIED EFFORT
further means building for the future, planning for our FOR COMMUNAL WORK
Documents Called Not Onl y own, so as to enable us to live a better and a finer
life,
Falsification but Also
both as Jews and as Americans, dispensing social justice and sharing Kurt Peiser Lauded for Ens
each day's joys and sorrows. That is what the Allied Jewish Cam-
Plagiarism
rolling Cooperation
paign, which begins on the fifth of May, actually means to me.
of Organizations
The I • I agencies includedin this year's campaign are the
BERNE, Switzerland.— •
The famous "Protocols o Emergency Relief, llospitalization Fund of the North End Clinic,
A
spirit
of unprecedented en,
the House of Shelter, Jewish Old Folks Home, llebrew Free Loan
the Elders of Zion," which
thustasm marks efforts to enlis
*Association, Jewish Community
the cooperation of local organi
Nazis have claimed revea
Center, United Hebrew Schools,
nations in behalf of the Allis
plans for control of the
Fresh Air Camp, and the Council

ITALIAN ALLIANCE
DENIED BY MU FTI

Jewish Campaign at Statler on Sunday

Rabbi Jonah B .Wise, National J. D. C. Chairman, to Be Principal Speaker and Other
Leaders From a Number of Communities will Address Dinner Directly from
Their Homes Over Specially Arranged Telephone Broadcasting Device

CAMPAIGN LEADERS CONFIDENT QUOTA OF $270,000 WILL BE
RAISED; REPORTS TO BE SUBMITTED AT LUNCHEON MEETINGS

Jewish Campaign.
Camp. The maintenance of these
At least 50 societies and lands(
institutions depends upon the sue-
manschaften which were previ$
cess or failure of our effort.
ously unaffiliated with the Jewis
You may easily become aware Welfare Federation are now
en
of the services rendered if we
Assures High Commissioner but take a cross-section of the rolled in the drive as a result o
Kurt Peiser's plan to organize th
There Is No Truth in
work throughout the city at any local groups for the drive.
particular moment.
Published Story
Speakers at last Sunday after
On an afternoon last week, for
mass meeting at Temple
example,
in a house where the fa- Beth El lauded Mr. Peiser for hi$
JERUSALEM (WNS)—P I
- a •cn
Agency—With the entire Arabic r ther is suffering from temporary v ision in forming the present or.
press aroused to a state of furore mental derangement, where three g anization. The more than 50Q
by the publication of a letter which children are feeble-minded, one men and women present at this
The president of the court,
purported to be an agreement to of our workers was counseling , r ally, in the Brown Memorial
■ at the resumption of the trial
conduct pro-Italian propaganda with the mother to secure her Chapel, loudly applauded refer-
after five months' adjourn-
among Arabs in Palestine and Sy- cooperation in bringing her bus- e nee to Mr. Peiser's efforts,
and
moot, dismissed nine of the 10
ria, liaj Amin el Husseini Grand band to the Clinic so that his ail- e specially to his plan to form a
complaints for false testimony
Mufti of Jerusalem, visited Sir Ar- ment could be diagnosed and ewish Community Council which
g
that defense lawyers had
thur Grenfell Wauchope, Hi h prompt measures taken to facili-
s to serve as a clearing house
brought against wit for
Commissioner of Palestine, and as- tate recovery.
or future community work.
the Jewish organization which
sured him that there was no truth
In another section of the city
Endorse Joint Effort
is suing Swiss Nazi leaders who
In the story, which linked the Grand • worker was visiting a family in
Addresses by Mr. Peiser,
distributed the "protocols" as ■
Mufti's name to that of Mussolini. which the blight of tuberculosis
old
Silver
and Philip Slomovitz ,
All
A
b'
genuine Jewish document. De..
a large had fallen upon the mother. The w
fence lawyers sought an ad-
amount of space to the incident, elder daughter was being instruc- d ho presided at this rally, em•
journment in order to study the
which was created by the publica- ted in what precautions to ob- d orsed the efforts of joining the
rive for the Jewish Old Folks'
documents more closely, but
tion in Jamai Islamic of a letter i serve for the protection of the' H
ome building fund with th
allegedly written by Emir 'bass- minor children
the court refused the request.
ec ion, ampaign for the maintenanc
"The occult government for Ian, noted Istaqh1 (Independence pending removal of the patient to
which the protocols say Jews Party) leader, to the Grand Mufti the sanatorium, and in the ad- undo for 29 local, national an
to this dinner, will be brought to the local audience over an amplifying device installed for this occasion.
were plotting throughout the of Jerusalem, in which Mussolini j ministering of the special nourish- nternational relief and educe.;
The dinner will also be featured by the presentation of a play written for this event by Mrs. A. Max Kohn.
ti
was
quoted
as
having
iv
onal
causes.
world," M. Baumgartner testified,
ment sent in by one of our par-
''certainly loses all sense when it surances that he would guarantee ticipatin agencies,
The enthusiasm which prevailed This play, "The Lucky Cent-Piece," was directed by Lewis J. Weitzman and in the cast are: Lillian Popkin, Selma
i
the
Arabs
national
independence
in
Becker,
a t the mass meeting was said to
is realized that we are working
Dr. Barney Malbin, Sidney Marwil and Gertrude Weiner. Joshua Horwitz is in charge of the properties.
In a third home, in which an b e indicative of the general spirit Prominent musicians
for our own honest government, the event of a new world war.
will be included in the program of entertainment.
The story of the Grand Mufti's orphan child had been placed out e xisting in the Jewish
open and above-board, in Pales-
The campaign opens following intensive preparations of two months, under the leadership of Fred M. Butzel,
visit was published by, the Arabic on board, the worker was making a nd leaders predict that next
tine."
Allegations of the defense that newspaper, Falastin, which de- inquiries of a devoted foster w eek's report on the results of general chairman; Henry Wineman, chairman of the pre-solicitation division; Clarence H. Enggass, chairman of
s
the protocols were the work of Glared that Raj Amin el liusseini mother concerning the boy's e (forts will justify the faith placed the general division; Gus Newman and George Stutz, secretaries, and several score of loyal workers who are
Russian revolutionaries and fitted had apologized to the High Commis• school progress, his general health in the new organizational plait devoting their best energies to the campaign. Behind the scenes, directing all the organizational forces of the
in with the idea of a world revolu- hmer for the incident and•assert: and behavior, the new friends he b y Mr. Peiser.
♦ drive, are Kurt Peiser, executive
tion were branded by M. Baum- ed that he was entirely unconnected had made, and the employment
At last Sunday's meeting, f
director of the campaign, and Miss
with any.attempts to introduce Ital. of his leisure time.
A braham Lachover explained the
gartner, whose testimony closed
Esther Prussian, general secretary
ion
propaganda
into
Palestine.
The
And
if,
at
the
hour
in
question,
al
the day's session, as "ridiculous."
ides shown which depicted the
and office manager.
Falastin also states that the Grand You had looked in at the Admin• w ork of the various community
"Neither Lenin nor Stalin is
Daily Report Meetings
Mufti asked for permission to in- istration Building ,.at 61 West a
Jewish," he said. "Many Jews
gencies. Yiddish readings Agra."
Velunteer workers will submit
vite Emir Ibasslan to Palestine in Warren Ave., you - wouldhave g
iven by Maurice Dombey and
have been badly treated in Rus-
p theprogress Of task,
order that he might prosecute the found in one of the offices, a v
ocal selections were very ably
sia, and the publication of the
ici a ions a .41 100iidaylimitc-''
-
publishers of the alleged Ibasslan worker interviewing two boys r
endered by Esther Freed, ac-
protocols there by reactionaries
eons
to
be
held at hotel Statler,
letter The Grand Mufti stated stranded in the city, seeking c
ompanied by Rose Bassin.
was for the purpose of persecu- that the letter was forged. transportation home, and while
Leading Detroiters will be heard
tion.
Victory Celebration
FRED M. BUTZEL
at the daily report meetings, and
Seeks Confidence Vote
waiting confirmation,
b e i n g
"The revelations contained
On Thursday evening, officers,
1090 9199 , 11•91011•1. sass SLOG.
Deeply disturbed by the attacks housed at the House of Shelter. k eymen and captains of all or-
• in the protocols must be con.
that have been made upon him by At the North End Clinic, after g
DETROIT
anizations affiliated with the Al-
shined as a legend. The pro-
Reservations Available
opposition Arab parties in Pales- examination by an attending li
ed Jewish Campaign and Old
tocols are not only • falsifica-
For Dinner This Sunday
tine on account of an alleged agree- physician, a poverty-stricken old I F
tion but also ■ plagiarism, A
ilks' Home drive assembled at
ment with the Italian Government mother is found needing an oper- La
char's, 8939 12th St., at a
close' analogy has been estab-
to cond uct pro-Italian propaganda
A
number of reservations are
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26,
vi ctory celebration.
lished between them and •
still available for the opening
in Palestine and Syria, Ilaj Amin
Encouraging reports came from
pamphlet published in 1865 by
of the Allied Jewish Campaign
el Husseini, Grand Mufti of Jeru-
or ganizations and congregations
the French lawyer Maurice
this Sunday evening at Hotel
salem, has sent emissaries to tour
Joly.
reviously not affiliated with
Statler. Those desiring reserva-
the entire country to collect signa-
th e Allied Jewish Campaign and
tions are urged to call Miss
"Everything shows that the / tures of confidence in himself from
0
Id
Folks
Home.
Sarah Rosen at campaign head-
protocols originated in reaction- I the Sheikhs of the villages. The
Mr. Peiser, as executive di.
quarters in Hotel Statler, Ran-
ary Russian circles."
Arab newspapers opposed to Ef-
CINCINNATI—Delegates from
re
dolph
9340,
ctor of the Jewish Welfare
Before M. Baumgartner testi- fendi liusseini, who is the highest all parts of the United States and
fied, a Nazi expert, Herr Fleisch- Moslem religious dignitary in Pal- Canada will gather at the Willard IF ederation, was chairman of this
hauer, refused to give his• word estine, but who is considered a Brit- Hotel in Washington, D. C., be- ce lebration. Joseph Bernstein,
arrangements are being completed
of honor to keep secret Russian ish official, inasmuch as he is paid tween May 4 and 8 to attend I anager of the Jewish Daily
to have several visiting speakers
documents introduced in the trial, by the I'alestine Government, de- B'nai B'rith's 14th quinquennial A orward; Simon Shetzer and
at the campaign rallies.
. J. Lachover, secretary of or.
saying he was unable to make clare that they have further evi- convention, review the last five
At the luncheon meeting on Mon-
such a promise, as extracts from dence to prove the accuracy of years, and plan ways and means Igo nizations, delivered addresses.
day, May 13, the guest speaker will
be Gerhart Seger, eminent non-
the documents had already been their charge that Emir !hessian, of solving many American and M rs. David Kallman sang several
Je wish folk songs.
Arab representative at Geneva, did
published.
Jewish refugee from Germany, for-
world Jewish problems.
Heads of various organizations
mer member of the Reichstag, who
Nazi Insists Jews Seek to Rule enter into an agreement to foster
lion. Joseph W. Byrns, speaker re ported to Mr. Lachover that
pro-Italian
sentiment
among
Arabs
adventurously escaped from a con-
the World
of the United States House of du ring the month of April, the
in
return
for
a
pledge
of
Arab
in-
centration
camp in Germany. An
A Nazi expert declared that
dependence in the event of a new Representatives, will be guest of qu estion of the Allied Jewish
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world war. Arab inter-party feel- honor and principal speaker at Ca mpaign and the Old Folks'
ing reached a state of excitement the convention banquet on Mon- H ome was taken up at every
unknown for many years as a re- day evening, May 6. Judge I. M. m eeting of the organizations.
sult of the charges against the Golden, San Francisco, first vice-
Philip Slomovitz will speak
Grand Mufti. The newspapers at- president of the order, will de- ov er WJBK (Weinberg's hour)
tached to the Mufti are trying to liver an address at the banquet.' S unday, May 5, at 11:30 a. m. Mil-
repudiate the authenticity of the lion. Alfred M. Cohen, president to n Alexander will speak over
letter which created the incident, of the order, who will preside at I W MBC (Altman's hour) Sunday,
ut the opposition papers declare all the convention sessions, will M ay 5, at 12:30 a. m.
Rabb; Fram'a Views on the
Will Have Single Slate of b hat to date nothing has been done he toastmaster.
Additional captains soliciting
Wisdom of Rabbi laser-
Candidates for Congress t disprove its authenticity. The , B'nai B'rith now functions in
embers of their respective or-
man's Address Here
G rand Mufti himself has issued no 1 30
countries throughout the as nizations art: Sirs. Hoffenberg,
Delegates
tatement on the matter.
world, but the only delegate from M rs. A. Wolk, Mrs. Garelick, Mrs.
of World Zionist Con• 1 across the seas will be lion. M.
By RABBI LEON FRAM
At a meeting of the administra-
ottenberg, D. Barnet, L. Roth,
tress Fos Annual Rally
1Gordon Linesman, president of J. •Barke, Charles Cottler, A. Ko-
tine committee of the Zionist Or-
EDITORN NOTEt The following Mateo
Seventeen surviving delegates to the District Grand Lodge of vi tz, NI. Malin, keyman, Harry
ganization of America, held in
meet woe prepered b
e Rabbi Leen
tease of Temple Beth IS
New York on Sunday, April 21, the first World Zionist Congress,1Great Britain and Ireland, who Le yin, M. Schwartz, N. L. Buimo-
Imposes
I„ I ho request of The Detroit gewiek
presided over by Morris Rothen- which took place in Basle, Switzer-. will deliver an address on "B'nai vi tz, Leo Fried, Mrs. M.
Zack-
I Weekly for ma expression ef hie
berg, President of the Zionist Or- land, in 1897, gathered here for B'rith in Europe" on Tuesd .y he im, Mrs. Aaron Carlstein, Mrs.
tlewo on the wfslost of a rabbi'.
W-
Hripation la lb. new meeting eallexii
ganization of America, it W(15 un- the first time in a private meeting morning. The convention will be J. Freedman, Mrs. Max Hayman,
by Res. ( hares E. commis. I. lb. In.
animously voted to unite with Ha- to reminisce about the intervening addressed the following day by M rs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Harry
terra,. w hi. Natloani Vales fee
hoesal Inotire.
dassah on a slate of candidates for years which had brought success , Norman Bentwich, former attor- K raft, Mrs. Morris Krause, Mrs.
delegates to the 19th annual World to the Zionist movement. such as ney general of Palestine.
Es ther Solomon.
I
they
could
not
foresee
in
the
late
If
Rabbi Ferdinand Isserman bad
Zionist Congress, to be held next
; written to me asking my advice as
summer in Europe. The vote was '90's. Among those who partici-
pated
in
this
dramatic
reunion
to
whether
he should or should not
taken after a report was rendered
appear at the first state meeting
by a sub-committee consisting of were Nahum Sokolow, president of
the
World
Zionist
Organization;
M.
of Father Coughlin's National Un-
Morris Rothenberg, Abraham Gold-
berg and Dr. S. 51argoshes, who M. Ussishkin, president of the Jew-
, ion of Social Justice, I cannot bon-
estly now say what my advice
met with a nub-committee of Ha- ish National Fund, Dr. Marcus
would have been. I should have
dassah, composed of Mrs. Rose Ehrenpries, chief rabbi of Sweden;
By MILTON BROWN
I spent hours thinking about it.
Jacobs, President of Hadassah, Dr. Joseph Klausner, professor at
(OMNI'S'.
1134.
Jr
Igt
the
Hebrew
University;
Prof.
Max
Telegraphic
Ae.ney,
Toe
Mrs. David de Sole Pool, Mrs, Ju-
But Rabbi Isserman made Ma de-
- vision. Now casting a backward
dith Epstein, Mrs. Rebecca Shul- Bodenheimer, noted agricultural ex-
man, and Miss Naomi Brodie repre- Kert; Leib Jaffe, director of the RUSSIA
•
•
glance upon the scene (I attended
1G ERMANY
senting Junior Hadassah. Mrs. n ere Hsyesod; I. L. Goldberg,
I can isonestly say
h
The Nazis seem to be tightering
A special broadcast to combat
oted philanthropist; H. Far."'
Rose Jacobs, who was present at tein,
ve Rabbi Isserman made
Mizrachi leader and Messrs. anti-Semitism throughout Europe th eir stranglehold on Germany. One
the meeting of the administrative
a
wise
decision
in accepting the in-
finer and BuchmiL There was was broadcast last week by the So- in ight also safely infer that a new
A Campaign Editorial
I vitation.
committee, reported that Iladassah Ze
their,s et government. A new Yiddish "P urge" is being contemplated. this
faction
to
°^•
s
had given careful consideration to
Let u3 consider , what consider-
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th e Congress platform adopted by talk as they reviewed the progress paper, the fifth daily in the coon-
a lesson from past experiences, must real- .hrs might ' av led
The issues are clearly drawn:
R established in the Ukraine.
Rabbi
the Zionist Organization of Amer- that had been made by the Zion-, try,
man to decline the invitation? .
Five Russian work men Petrokow
Either
one
is
for
his
people,
or
he
is
ize
that
the
success
of
the
present
drive
i
DR. FRANKLIN TO VIEW
,
ica and recently made public; that let movement since the '80's and . were
Toh ns
sentenced to jail
jell for anti-
ere are two possible consider..
is
not
the
duty
of
a
single
group,
but
of
liadassah was in entire agreement '90's. So successful was the meet- i Semiticagitation.
INTERNAL SITUATIONS against their best interests.
tie
First, the movement may
wit h the principles enunciated in ing of these veterans of the Zionist •
In the former instance, he accepts the all Jews.
merely demagogic and should
the platform, and that Hadassah movement that they decided to ar- ' AUSTRIA
On Sunday morning, May 5. Dr.
: not' therefore, be dignified by the
In reality, the individual pro rata obli -
obligation of supporting the major causes
As • result of a government or- Leo M. Franklin will preach on the
candidates would stand united with range a similar rally every year to !
presence of a
the Z. 0. A. candidates on the be held at Passover time in Jern - i der segregating Jewish children in, subject "Of Whom Shall the Jew recognized as essential for the perpetua- gation in the present drive is very small. thinker. Sczondr
, the r y riov ieset
we
platform in the elections which will ealem.
'the public schools, the Vienna Jew- , be Afraid?"
When a community of 75,000 Jews is' ma y l e , i tcia d llythM trem::;;; bg
take place June 23.
Ben Curios, Leases for U. S. 1 ish community opened an elemen-
a
This discourse will deal critically tion of a people's existence, and for the ,
upkeep of the people's traditional institu - asked to contribute the sum of mom° I himself to an 'effort at
David ben Gurion, head of the, tarp school. In • memorandum to with certain crucial social and eco-
The slate which will shortly be
c' sattwit
announced is to consist of candi- ',edifice' department of the Jewish. the government, announcing the nomic problems affecting the Jew
tions.
for the maintenance of 29 agencies. and Ins its real intentions
dates to be named in equal numbers Arent.), Executive. has left for the opening, they explained that "the —both from within and from with-
The current Allied Jewish Campaign another $100,000 for a much-needed build-I uponothan2nsiderationsum%
by the Zionist Organization of United States. where he will spend' establishment of the first Jewish out. It is Dr. Franklin's concep-
America and Hadassah, the latter a month. On the way. he will stop school need not be considered by tion that Hitlerism is only one rightfully claims the attention of every ' ing fund for an adequate home for our cu
t movement; of DPW
to name only women.
at Danzig, where he will meet with the government as releasing the phase of a problem that must be devoted Jew. But it can go a step further
I aged, we are merely assigned a minimum w ith ,
vague PL,,,,...
atf".
Norman C. Bentwich, professor instructors of the Hechalutz, as state from its obligations to pro- frankly faced by the Jew and that
and
maintain
that
only
the
disloyal
and
of
responsibility.
The
fact
is
of international relations at the part of the Jewish Acetic), pro- vide for the school of the Jew- certain internal situations in mod-
that if we e t i7Z
er Woe
ever is'
e
Hebrew University in Jerusalem, gram to improve conditions in the ish national minority." Under ex- ern Jewry must be met wisely those lacking in vision can possibly afford were asked for the larger item for only the progra
m or Palm '
and Associate of James G. McDon- agricultural training farms which fisting international treaties guar.' and frankly. Of these he will to keep their names out of the honor roll one of the causes--the United
Jewish Ap- Union for Soda hag"
ald, high commissioner for German prepare youths for settlement in ■ nteed by the League of Nations, speak in detail In his Sunday morn. of subscribers to the important community peal
which
includes
foreign
also
pitass'isee
relief and
refugees, was a guest of the meet- Palestine. Eliezer Kaplan, tress- the government is obliged to grant' ing address.
fund. The loyal and devoted, 'those who Palestine's reconstruction—we
also a sinister
s.
ing, and in his address said:
The
urer of the Jewish Agency Execu• equal treatment to the Jews and I Services begin at 10:45.
would not is
Because :Ss Styr""'"
understand history and know how to learn
other minorities. I public is invited.
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world by Jews, were branded a
out-and-out fakes, at the resump
tion of the protocols trial here
Mr. Baumgartner, expert for
the prosecution. told a Swiss court
that "no expert ever gave them
(the protocols) the slightest cred-
ence," and that they were "ob-
viously false" because the objects
attributed to Jews in them had
"failed to jibe with the establish-
ment of a national home for
Jews in Palestine."

Series of Radio Addresses to Bring Appeal for 29 Causes to Detroit Jewry; Gerhart Seger,
Eminent German Refugee, Former Member of Reichstag, to Address Lunch-
eon Meeting of Workers on Monday, May 13

An array of nationally prominent Jewish leaders will be heard at the dinner at Hotel
Statler this Sunday evening, May 5, on the occasion of the official opening of the Allied
Jewish Campaign for a quota of $270,000. •
The scene set for the inauguration of this important community fund - raising effort
will be marked by an unusual arrangement whereby outstanding members of ten of the
leading communities in this country will speak from their homes over a specially arranged
telephone broadcasting system in behalf of the 29 causes included in the drive. The list
of ten speakers who will address the dinner from various parts of the country will not be
made public until Sunday evening.
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, national chairman of the fund-raising committee of the Amer-
ican Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, will be the principal speaker at the dinner, in
addition to the leaders whose addresses over the long distance telephone, coming exclus-
ively

This Is a Crucial Year for Jewish

'Cothttniti-

so
tates Divi`P

,

April

1935

14th Quinquennial of
B'nai B'rith May 4-8

TO THE JEWS OF DETROIT:

F

Z. 0, A., HADASSAH
UNITED ON SLATE

This seems to be the crucial year
for our Detroit Jewish community. We shall find
out whether we are interested in fact in our
coreligionists and brothers in the benighted
parts of Europe. Do we care about the new life
in Palestine and the Hebrew University? Is the
enthusiasm for a new home for the aged hysteria
or genuine? Can our various groups work together
even if they do not accept every item of each
program? Is Detroit willing to carry its share
of the established national institutions to which
it has contributed in the past? Are we willing
to keep open our Hebrew Schools, even if on a
pitiably reduced basis?

FATHER COUGHLIN
AND THE RABBIS

There are signs that we will receive
a favorable answer. If our contributions of last
year are raised from $140,000 to $170,000 and if
in addition we receive $100,000 for the Old Folks'
Home, the program can go over and we will again
have the satisfaction of having done a job decently,
helping where help is needed, and welding together
a community which can progress.

Won't you do your share?

Sin erely yours,

Till; WEEK IN REVIEW

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The Duty of All Jews: A Period of Reckoning the i L e i

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