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noble traditions of the Warburg
family, he assumed more and
more communal obligations until
step by step he rose to the posi-
tion of the foremost Jewish phil-
anthropist of America, if not of
the world. In a sense, he also
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emulated the example of Sir
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Moses Montefiore, and like him,
not only spread his benefactions
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far and wide, but specialized in
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the field of relief and the amelior-
ation of suffering rather than in
the sphere of political effort in
defense of Jewish interests, Like
Montetiore, he traveled to differ-
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of mercy, and like Montefiore. he
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continually took upon himself
more and more public burdens.
There came a time when so many
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upon him that he visably aged and
became saddened within a short
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time, and his very appearance
betokened the weight which the
community laid upon him.
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It was a different Felix War-
burg that I met in the summer
home of Jacob H. Schiff, at Sea-
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bright, New Jersey, in 1903, a
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youthful, lithsome and jocular
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man in the thirties, handsome and
elegantly groomed as he always
was. He sparkled with wit and
humor, and he employed the art
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of kibitzing in a characteristic
Jewish manner. The dinner party
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included: the late Prof. Morris
Loeb, Dr. Edgar Berney, director
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of the Hebrew Technical School,
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and two or three other persons
active in public life as well as
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Mrs. Schiff, the hostess, and the
wives of several of the guests. I
stayed overnight and had the
Privilege of the first long talk
I ever had with Mr. Schiff, my
gracious host and his charming
son-in-law.
The late Professor Solomon
nil fret
Schechter had then come out for
Zionism in several addresses and
printed articles. Mr. Schiff, also
in several public utterances bit-
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terly attacked his views and
charged Zionists with disloyalty
to America as their adopted coun-
try. I wrote an article for the
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scribing the controversy and em-
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phatically disputing Mr. Schiff's
premises, Somehow, I had the
timerity to send a clipping of the
article to Mr. Schiff, By return
mail, there came to me c/o The
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Ave., a most gracious and friend.
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ly letter from Mr. Schiff saying
that while he differed with me,
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he read my article with much in-
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terest and had long followed my
writings with admiration. Ile
added that he would be pleased
to meet use one day, and would
I not telephone him and make an
appointment.. I went to the Fifth
Avenue home on Saturday after-
noon, and there we had our first
long talk on the Jewish question.
Mr. Schiff, of course. remained
firm in his view on Zionism, but
the misgivings which he expressed
as to the uncertainty of the Jew-
ish future and especially the dan-
gers involved in the extreme at-
titude of Reform Judaism led
NATHAN WOLFE
of 2743 Calvert Ave., 76 years old, me to hope for that modification
of
his opinions which later on
died on Nov, 9. Funeral services
were held on Nov. 11 with inter- surely came, and which had he
lived
a few years longer, would
ment in Woodmere Cemetery, Rab-
bi Leo M. Franklin officiating. He have made him an ardent support-
er
of
Palestine
as Mr. Warburg
Is survived by a son, Samuel H.,
a brother, Ben, of St. Paul, Minn., became in the course of time.
That
meeting
in
the Schiff home
and one grandson.
marked the beginning of many
years of pleasant intercourse
ALBERT GRABOWER
which contrary to all expectations
of 48 Grand Ave., 69 years old, later culminated in the close as-
[iodation
which existed between
died on Nov. 7. Funeral services
were held on Nov. 9 with Inter- Jacob H. Schiff, treasurer of the
first
American
Jewish Congress
ment in Oakview Cemetery, Rabbis
Leo M. Franklin and Leon Fram and the executive secretary, who
as
he
Jokingly
remarked,
was to
officiating. He Is survived by his
give him his orders. That was
Rev. Cantor wife, Simma,
in 1918, but going back to 1903
there was • matter on which I
DAVID
ARTHUR DUDLEY COHEN
to have Mr. Schiff's opin-
GOLDEN of the Wilshire Hotel, 46 years old, wanted
ion and he graciously invited me
Detroit's Favorite died on Nov. 7, Funeral services
to
meet
him at the end of the day
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were held on Nov. D with burial and to go out to Seabright with
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in Woodmere Cemetery, Rabbis him. There, as indicated above,
Wedding Cermet.- Leo M. Franklin and Leon Fram
I met Mr. Warburg for the first
lee Performed M
Mane and by ay- officiating, lie is survived by his time and we happened to spend
polatment.
wife, Ruth and his mother, Mrs. considerable time together. A
Eva Cohen,
prominent social worker. con-
nected with an East Side institu-
tion, who was mentioned as can-
SOPHIE GRAY
of 3345 Richton Ave., 60 years didate for United States Congress
A Modern Jewish old, died on Nov. 6, Funeral serv- from the district including the
ices were held on Nov. 7 with lower East Side, was there. As one
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burial in Machpelah Cemetery. of those who were interested in
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She is survived by her husband, in the plan, I took advantage of
Milton, two sons, Sidney C. and the opportunity to sound out Mr.
Dr. Manuel B. and two sisters, Warburg on the project with the
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Rose Stone of Springfield, Mass. idea of securing his support. Mr.
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and Mrs. Charles Rosenberg and a Warburg was not partial to the
brother, Albert Stone of Ilartford, social worker, and while not dis-
Conn,
missing . the plan as impossible, he
give vent to various humorous and
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whimsical
observations at the ex-
FLORANCE KUTNER RAMBAR
Office, Chapel • Showrooms
of 11637 Hamilton Ave., 63 years Pense of the professional aspirant
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for
political
office. lie displayed
old, died on Nov. 9. Funeral serv-
ices were held on Nov. 11 with an ability for a characterization
Rabbi Leo 111, Franklin officiating. which would have done credit to
onuments of Character She is survived by her husband, • professional story-writer. Then
Mitchell, three daughters, Mrs. too, he indulged in a certain
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Myron Golden, Mrs. Leo Yoedicke amount of mimicry that added to
and Mrs. Emery Grimm of Chi- the humor of the conversation.
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rags, two sisters, Mrs. Max Weiss- I always remembered the sense
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man of New York and Mrs. David of humor he then displayed and
Gutman of New York and ■ broth- with the passing of years and the
er. Richard Kutner of New York. accumulation of occasional con-
She was a member of the Sister- tacts, I gathered more impres-
hood of Temple Beth El and a sions of his ready wit, his grace,
charter member of the Neugarten his sauveness, his courtesy and
kindliness.
Sunshine Club.
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The period of the Kehillah in
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a way represented an advance
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In loving memory of our dear from previous conditions. The
husband and father, Sam Wat- Zionist forces were gathering
nick, who passed away, one year strength and the West Side came
ago, Nov. 11, 1936.
to know a little more about the
tab-
East Side Zionist societies and
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Dear Pam, you were taken from
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wee thr the Tv.
clubs had a share in helping to
our live.
Dul you win ahem, be wits us to
form the Kehillah, and Dr. J. L
senrdser:agementa,
our hearts.
Mantes as a leader of the move-
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His lonely wife and children, ment, at least at first, had the
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entire backing of the nationalists.
Lewis, Phyllis and Arthur Sam.
It was not until a year or
later that "The Maccabean"
Contributions to the Jewish two
asked what is the matter with the
Children's Home
al DELAWARE AVE.
Kehillah? Mr. Warburg took an
interest in the education projects
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The Jewish Children's Ilome of the Kehillah adding to the
of Detroit wishes to acknowledge formation of the Bureau of Edu-
with thanks the receipt of the fol- cation and that brought him into
lowing donations:
closer contact will Dr. Manes,
Miss Z. Morris, 3259 Calvert, in whom he already knew as rabbi
memory of father, Jacob M. Mor- of Temple Emanu-El. Active in
ris; Bnai Brith Juniors; Shoarey the education work of the Kehil-
Zedek Ladies Auxiliary; Mrs. L lab were also the late Prof. Is-
J. Epps, 2727 Cortland Aye.; Mrs. rael Friedlaender, Prof. Mordecai
Samuel G. Keywell, 18125 Park- M. Kaplan and Miss Henrietta
ride; H. Faigin, 4095 Webb Ave.; Szold, and these and other work-
S. Friedlend, 2969 Sturtevant; Mr, era always drew from Palestine
Cabo, 11358 N. Martindale, inspiration which they could not
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help transmittting to all those
with whom they discussed their
work. As he was more and more
drawn into educational and cul-
tural activities ofa positive char-
acter, Mr. Warburg opened his
mind to at least certain implica-
tions of Zionism and though the
development of his interest in
Palestine was gradual and slow.
but it ultimately reached a climax
when he visited the land of Is-
rael, and he and especially Mrs.
Wirburg were so tremendously
impressed by the flowering of the
new colonies. Thus the land it-
self finished the job that Dr.
hlagnes had begun in interesting
the Warburgs in the Palestine
ideal especially through the means
of the Hebrew University of Jer-
usalem. The formation of the
People's Relief Committee, the
work of the East Side Jewish In-
stitute, the calling of the first
Jewish Congress to which Mr.
Warburg became a contributor,
the visit here of Dr. Shmaryah
Levin in the interest of the then
proposed Moira Jewish Technical
School, later the arrival of his
cousin Prof. Otto Warburg,
brought further contacts with our
Zionist circle and these relations
constantly enlarged the man's in-
terest and brought him forward as
a participant in the broader Jew-
ish affairs.
But the central and absorbing
interests of his life was the found-
mpg and the almost world-wide
operations of the American Joint
Distribution Committee, which
carried on the tremendous task
of caring for the Jewish war suf-
ferers in Europe. That far-reach-
ing activity, including the dif-
ferences of opinion that were in-
volved, is a story by itself—a
story the unfoldment of which
will rear a permanent monument
to the man.
There is one incident relating
to that story, which affected the
lot of the Ukranian_Jews. A dele-
gation representing several or-
ganizations with the late Dr.
Abraham Coralnick as president
of the Federation of Ukranian
Jews called at Mr. Warburg's of-
flee on William Street to petition
him for more extensive assistance.
This question," pleaded Dr.
Coralnick, "should once and for
all be settled."
"Once for all." said Mr. War-
burg with smiling persuavisness,
'gibts nicht im Judenthum." "Once
for all gibts nicht im Juden-
thum I" Was it the non-Zionist
realizing at last the enormity and
duration of the Jewish problem?
His-subsequent utterances on Pal-
estine showed an ever deeper un-
derstanding of the _tragic plight
and baffling destiny of Israel.
ADLER TO ADDRESS
J. N. F. AUXILIARY
Philip Adler, eminent jouinalist
who recently returned from abroad
will be guest speaker at the paid-
up membership luncheon of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
National Fund, In addition there
will be vocal selections by Mrs.
David Kaltman, accompanied by
Miss Florence Kutzin, The lunch-
eon will be held at the Wilshire
Hotel, Tuesday, Nov. 23, and is
the wind-up of the annual mem-
bership campaign. Dues may be
mailed to Mrs. Joseph Deytshe,
2688 Richton, or paid at the door.
New School Opened
Bnai David Makes
By Local Farband
Plans for Chanukah
Concert on Dec. 5 Opening of a new branch school
man minorities in :Poland to the
free use of their spoken and
written languages, to form as-
sociations, to choose and partici-
pate in professions or trades. eco-
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nomic equality, acquisition of im-
movable property, and to main-
deal in 'foreign exchange. The tain their own schools and
The melodious sounds heard
confiscations included deposits by churches,
emanating from Congregation
three Jewish brothers, Moses, Na-
Bnai David during the past two
than and Leo Gurwitsch, and
funds belonging to the Malt 3,000,000 Polish Jews Stand Their weeks, were produced by the choir
Ground Against Anti-Semi-
Brewery Company, controlled by
and symphony orchestra in pre-
tism, Kahn Reports
Alexander Gasiorowicz. Most of
paration for the grand Chanukah
NEW YORK — That upwards
those arrested were Polish na-
tionals. Although no charges of 3,000,000 Jews in Poland are
have been preferred against the standing their ground with spirit
Jews, it is believed the confisca- unbroken despite pogroms and
tions are intended to halt the economic warfare against them by
flow of capital abroad resulting anti-Semitic minorities, was the
from the panicky liquidation of statement made in a report by
Alexander Kahn, recently return-
their affairs by Jews.
Meanwhile Arthur Greiser, Nazi ed from a 3-months' survey in
president of the Senate, assured Poland for the American Jewish
a representative of a large Jew- Joint Distribution Committee.
Mr. Kahn's report, which gives
ish grain export firm, that the
Nazi party was not responsible a thorough analysis of the posi-
for the anti-Jewish riots. The tion of the Jews in Poland, fur-
grain exporter had threatened to ther asserts that the Polish peo-
move his firm's business from Dan- ple are increasingly spurning the
zig if they were not halt4d. Greis- anti-Semitic agitators who consist
er also told a Jewish delegation of "the sons of large landowners,
that the Nazis were preparing to industrialists, the bankrupt no-
introduce all German laws in Dan- bility and bureaucracy."
"These youths together with the
zig but would co-operate in the
emigration of Jews from Danzig. riff-raft, the gunmen and the
Albert Foerster, Nazi district drunkards of the larger cities, not
leader, bitterly attacked foreign the Polish masses, are bringing
Jews for their protests against to shame the name of Poland,"
the Danzig riots, saying the Nazi says Mr. Kahn's report,
"These outbursts of savagery,"
party "knows how to deal with
says Mr. Kahn in speaking of the
them."
pogroms, "do not come from the
BEN M. GORELICK
Warsaw and Lemberg Institutes mass of the Polish people. Sev-
enty per cent or more of the Po-
Closed After Anti-Jewish
lish people are peasants and they concert which will be presented
Disorder.
do not prticipate in these bloody on Sunday, Dec. 5, in the syna-
WARSAW (WNS) — Closing orgies. There are about a mil- gogue auditorium.
of the Warsaw and Lemberg lion industrial workers and they
It is anticipated that this con-
Polytechnic Institutes for an in- are openly opposed to these out- cert will be unique in that no oth-
definite period was decreed by rages. There are many minority er Jewish organization within the
the ministry of education be- groups who are also against them. past decade has undertaken a
cause of disturbances growing out The whole shameful business is musical cultural affair of this na-
of the violent efforts of anti- carried on by a comparatively ture. The concert will feature
Semites to force Jewish students small group."
Cantor Ben Zion Kapov Kagan,
to occupy ghetto benches. Sev-
who officiated for many years at
eral Jewish students were ser-
the famous Broder Shul of Odes-
Polish
Jewry's
Plight
Raises
Emi-
iously injured resisting attempts
sa, Russia, where he was the suc-
gration Problems
to make them sit in the segregat-
cessor to the reknowned Cantor
PARIS.
—
The
mounting
eco-
ed sections. Christian students
Pini Minkovsky. Ile has been
picketed both colleges but many nomic misery and political plight proclaimed throughout North and
Jews fought their way into the of Polish Jewry is presenting to South America, wherever he has
classrooms. The senate of Lem- Jewish and world public opinion officiated or sung in the last three
berg University unanimously re- an issue of grave and unsurpassed years, as an outstanding cantor.
jected the resignation of Profes- magnitude.
Other features of the concert
This opinion was expressed in
sor Kluczynski, the rector, who
will be a mixed chcoir of 20 voices
has fought the segregation of Jew- a report of Louis Oungra, gen- and a large symphony orchestra.
eral director of the ICA, upon
ish students.
David J. Cohen, president of
his retur nrecently from a visit
Enraged because the Jewish to the centers of the Jewish popu- Congregation Bnai David is the
Cilo team had defeated a foot- lation in Poland, where he also chairman of the concert. Tickets
ball team representing the youth studied the activities of the JEAS, can be obtained by calling Ben M.
division of the Camp of National the Polish affiliate of the HIAS- Gorelick at Townsend 7-7928 or
Unity, an intensely partisan crowd ICA Emigration Association. Tyler 6-7260.
of fans attacked the Jewish Play- Summarizing the result of his
ers and severely injured three studies in the cities of Warsaw,
of them. Isaac Schechter suf- Warm, Lemberg, Brest-Litowsk, seen in the circumstance that
the desire for emigration
fered a broken leg. Ignatz Kamp- Bialystok, Lublin, Lodz, Krakow while
fner received a cracked rib and and Stanislowow, where Ilicem is mounting, the possibilities for
immigration
is not proportionate-
Sigmund Goldstein lost an eye. offices are maintained, the well-
Enraged by the marriage of known social worker and student ly as great, due to the restrictions
up by the countries of immi-
young Prince Michael Radziwill, of emigration problems, reports set
scion of one of the oldest and that a general feeling for emi- gration. HIAS-ICA, which has
most aristocratic families of Po- gration pervades the entire Jew- been instrumental in guiding Jew-
ish emigrants from Poland to Ar-
land, to a Jewess, his relatives ish population. The feeling is gentine
in a number twice as
held a family powwow and in- encouraged and kept alive by the large this year as the number
sued a statement declaring that attitude of Polish public opinion in the preceding year, is perform-
he is insane and hence, lekally and governmental agencies.
ing a vital task in regulating this
irresponsible. The statement was
The desire for Jewish emigra-
and in directing it
designed to nullify a marriage tion from Poland, and the same movement
along channels of safety and suc-
contract In which the prince as- of the problems which faces the cessful adjustment.
signed half his property to his IIIAS-ICA agencies in Poland and
"For reasons known to every-
wife, the former Jeanette Sucho- in other countries, are illustrated body, mass and total emigration
itov;"a salesgirl from Galicia. Rad- by the fact that during the past of Jews cannot solve the Jewish
ziwil also adopted the eight-year- year Jewish emigrants from Po- Problem in Poland. However, as
old son of his wife by a former land constituted 60 per cent of in the Czarist days, the migratory
marriage.
the total number of those who left flow goes on. Its volume depends,
Jewish leaders here concerned that country, and that the HIAS- naturally. on many factors, main-
with the fate of Jews in Nazi- ICA offices in the various parts ly on the resources of the can-
controlled Danzig and German of the republic have had to cope didates and the availibility of
Upper Silesia, a majority of duing the period with 161,000 immigration countries. Unless a
whom are Polish nationals, won- calls, personal as well as by mail, rapid improvement sets in the
dered whether the new Polish- for guidance, advice and assist- situation of Polish Jews—and I
German agreement on minorities ance in matters affecting emigra- am afraid that we have to face
would ease the lot of those Jews. tion, passports, visas, and locat- a different situation—the problem
The five-point understanding, an, ing relatives abroad who might sin. Jewish emgiration from Po-
nounced in joint notes by the Po- be in a position to facilitate the land will soon assume more con-
lish and German governments, emigration of their kin to coun- siderable proportions and create
guarantees the rights of Polish tries overseas.
a problem of great magnitude,"
minorities in Germany and Ger-
The tragedy of the situation is Mr. Oungre declared.
2,000,000
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November 12, 1937
and THLLE,,GAL CHRONICLE
was announced this week by the
Farband Folk School, which here-
tofore has been located only at
0001 Twelfth St. The new educa-
tional branch is at 12244 Dexter
Blvd., at Cortland on the second
floor of the former bank building.
Here, as in its original school,
instruction will be given in Yid-
dish and Hebrew, Cultural sub-
jects and history will be presented
as well as the language corses.
Classes will be held from 3:30 to
6 p. m, daily, and on Sunday
mornings.
More than 200 members have
joined the organization supporting
the Farband Folk School, many of
them coming in the occasion of the
school's recent annual dinner. This
event was addressed by David
Pinksy of New York and Dr. I.
Shapiro of Chicago.
The Farband School committee
includes M. Schaver, president; B.
Rosenthal, treasurer; R. Plotkin,
financial secretary; B. Kumov, re-
cording secretary, and the follow.
ing members: ,Mr. and Mrs. A.
'leaner, M, Abrams, A. Goldberg,
S. Kutnick, B. Laikin, Mr. and
Mrs. 13. Kumove, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Plotkin, Mr. and Mrs. M. Kramer,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Siegel, bL
Shmukler, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sher-
ago, S. Taxey, H. Mondry, Mr.
and Mrs. A, Kaminker, Mr. and
Mrs. D, Cislin, Mr. and Mrs, M.
Chafets, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gins-
berg, Mrs. R. Miner, 'Mrs. L. Lin-
sky, Dr. and Mrs. I. Seltzer,
Grinberg. L. Jacobs, Mrs., Char-
lotte Zabler, M. Meyers and B.
Elkind.
DR. DREWS TO ADDRESS
N. H. J. C. ON TUESDAY
Dr. Robert S. Drews will be the
guest speaker at the meeting of
the Detroit League of the Na-
tional Home for Jewish Children
at Denver, at the home of Mrs.
Henry Wagner, 1600 W. Boston
Blvd., on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at
1:30 p.m. The topic of discussion
will be "Emotional Maladjust-
ments." Mrs. Harry Glick is the
program chairman,
Mrs. Herman Schmier, presi-
dent pro-tem, extends an invita-
tion to all members to attend this
meeting, at which complete re-
ports will be given by Mrs. Ben
Silberstein and Mrs. Daniel Sie-
gel on the success of the recent
budget-raising event.
13th Anni
y of Children's
Home Observed in New York
This Month
NEW YORK—Thirty years of
service to childhood will be com-
memorated on Nov. 14 at the an-
nual dinner-dance anniversary cel-
ebration of the National Home.
for Jewish Children at Denver
which will be held in New York
at the Waldorf-Astoria lintel.
Hundreds of prominent men and'
women from all walks of life will
attend this great event. Over
1,200 guests are expected to at-
tend the celebration.
Justice Mitchell May. Judge
Algernon I. Nova and Aaron Ja-
coby addressed an enthusiastic
group of leading business and pro-
fessional men of New York who.
are putting shoulder to shoulder
to make this year's celebration
another noteworthy event. The
speakers emphasized the great
humanitarian work the National
Home is doing in restoring health
and happiness to the children of
tuberculous poor from all parts
of the country.
The job of redecorating the
White House has been given to
Max Shriber, former Atlantan.
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