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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1938

An, Epic in Pioneering

By DR. ALEXANDER BEIN

NS '

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

teno,im iLirown
, EDITOR'. h011i—lilio io the eon...ling inottull,utennt= htrial.,
a 211 ) ear, of Jewl•lt uplotilding attiO le I
Led by the National Conference for Paleothte at 11.11ington,
ail! be
It. I., ott Jan. 'It 112111 23.

CADILLAC
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DECLARES NO REAL I'''' . sii.L:LE I T'l t%‘T„EA L DELAY IMPLIED IN League of Nations Council
WHITE PAPER HIT To Deal With Situation of
DEMOCRAT CAN ACT 1
FoR u. s. IN Rau 1
BY ZIONIST HEADS

I

British Government Taken
To Task by World Exec-
utive and Agency

Retiring Ambassador Dodd ,
le for
Settlement Association." The ob-
III.
i
Issues Statement on Re-,
Lci-
London Recognises Achievements iect of this colonization associa-
turn From Germany ,
tion, the formation of which Dr.

Rumanian Jewry Monday

corr

Premier Goga's Cabinet Divided on Ques-
tion of Carrying Out an Immediate
Anti-Semitic Program

r

ROOSEVELT INTERVENTION ASKED
IN CONGRESSIONAL RESOLUTION

1 How firmly established is the Ruppin had never ceased to de-
eettlement work of the Keren mend since 1921. is, first, to lend
CONCERN EXPRESSED
FOR Ilayesod and how great is the greater private capital to the work JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
BY LEADERS IN U. S.
STUDIES NAZISM HERE
confidence placed in its activities of colonization; secondly, to at-
___ ___
is clearly evidenced by the events tract also private capital for the ,.,
•
s
es
•
•
.
of the pessimistic
last few years.
Contrary
i Terrorism Continues; Addi-
predictions.
the extension of national settlement turnstein, Jewitin onipping
■
gress to all
work. The first issue of f83,000,
Magnate, Fined, Given
tional Casualties Are
gm.
older fully equipped settlements, 4 per cent Debentures for Ger-
30-Month Sentence .
Reported
Kibutzim
and
Moshavim,
both
many was nearly four times over-
1
—
have proved sound and profitable subscribed. The Keren Hayesod
NEW
YORK
(WNS)
—
No
concerns. They have—in spite of has so far invested f90,000 share
LONDON (WNS —
American who really believes ln
Detroit the prevailing disturbances and capital in the company and in-
Agency) — Taking the 13ritish
Jeveish economic upheavals — begun ac- tends continually to increase this democracy can successfully rep.
government
to task for its delay
ernoon, cording to plan to repay th capital by annual grants from the r sent the United States as am-
in issuing the White Paper and
be assador
to lend loans received for settlement pur- budget of the Department for ..
in Berlin at the present
me,
sending out a technical commis-
Dr. William E. Dodd, re-
to
the noses.
Feder-
This
was all
im- Agricultural Settlement. By this ' 1
portant
in view
of the
the more
fact that
sion to investigate proposals for
ambassador
to
Germany,
DR.
ABBA
HILLEL
SILVER
means as well as by the issue of tiring
the partition of Palestine, the
declared on his setyrn to this • NEW YORK. — Dr. Abbe Hil. World
;n anti- only a short time previously, in
Zionist Executive issued a
uesday January, 1935, the Keren Ilaye- a in further
number
of safe
debentures
accordince
with
possibili- tatorships
country. Bitterly
assailing
dk- lel Silver, spiritual leader of The statement to representatives of
everywhere
but
espe-
ccasion sod had succeeded in obtaining on ties the "Paso" is eventually to
cially
in
Germany,
he
intimated
Temple,
Cleveland,
and
one
of
the
press
which "it deeply de-
f Adolf the London money market for the become the determining factor in that his resignation was due net the foremost scholars and leaders olored the in
delay because the per-
in Ger- first time a long term loan of Palestine settlement.
at a favorable rate of Jewish Labor on Jewish Land only to his inability to remain of American Jewry, has been iod of uncertainty has already
silent in the face of Nazi oppress. elected national chairman for caused harm to Palestine," and
at the interest (4% )—the first "State
There is another point of im- sion but because of the State De- 1938 of the United Palestine Ap- urged the government to restore
ue for Loan" of Jewish upbuilding en- portance to be considered. Before
s refusal to back uP peal,h it was announced by Dr. normal conditions in Palestine,
It indi- the war, and even for many years partment
ting in terprise in Palestine.
s stand in
his
refusing to allqw atep en S. Wise, his predecessor and particularly to ,"re-establish
nocracy. cated the confidence placed by subsequently, the majority of the the United States to be represent- in the sole fund-raising agency in the principle of economic absorp-
leaders financial circles in the soundness privately farmed colonies (mosh- ed at the Nazi Party CongreSs. the United State! for the Jewish tive capacity as the criterion for
of the Keren Ilayesod, and its avot) were crowded with Arab In a written
.
statement handed '‘gency see raiestine, supreme Jewish immigration." Meeting at
n ting the settlement work, in particular.
laborers. The fact that today to newspaper men, Dr. Dodd
Zionist headquarters at 77 Great
authority in Palestine.
smittee
made Jewish
Another important step taken 11,000 to 12,000 Jewish laborers
Dr. Silver will be formally in- Russell St., lirof, Selig Brodet- ed that countries bordering on Rumania will take an in-
his
position
clear. In his state-
nonstra- by the Keren Ilayesod was the are at agricultural work in the
i stalled in his office by Dr. Wise at sky, member of the executive of terest in the matter in view of their fear that Jewish per-
he said:
H. Saul- founding of its own colonization orange-growing districts is due to ment
s,
method of internment hag the national conference for Pal. the Zionist Organization; Dr. Na- secutions in Rumania will drive thousands of Jews to
Hagsrai company, "Palestine Agricultural a great extend to the preserving been 1.Iher
adopted from Rome to Tokio, Om estine to be held at Washington, hum Goldman'', representative of
teat area freedom of religion ttJA
emigrate.
efforts of the Keren Hayesod. It tim
...axed to mist and nal, entitles Ito D. C., on Jan. 22 and 23, for the Jewish Agency for Palestine
ve.
has established 63 workers' mimes longer got... thentoches. In a tangle
the purpose of mobilizing Ameri- in Geneva, and Rabbi M. L Peri.
s
i plans
and 432 houses and hutments in eimsirs
Roosevelt Urged to Intervene
n high l ensintrrisZi oit s=142 can Jewry behind the new con- zweig, deputy member of the es-
sign to
63 colonies; given the workers i ti]. Rockefeller
Foundation hating girl. structive program for the upbuild- ecutive, conferred with newspaper
WASIIINGTON, D. C. (W N S) — Although the
special training, set up auxiliary
regarding
the
correspondents
l '° "1.4"'
$"°'"° regulation.
t " h 'ir th ' hale
tha" theme
United States is riot unmindful of developments in every
-111111.
I ti ing of the Jewish homeland in
i• raog
farms and organized public works '''''''''
White Paper which was sent in
applied, tendert In ...tend countri. ha e Palestine.
Lappin
in times of unemployment, for undertaken to filo..., expel or It,
the form of a letter to High Com. part of the world as they affect the treatment of minor-
ling the
—
the furtherance of which it found- pri.ot Jew*. There hi no doubt that
missioner Wauchope by Colonial ities and is keeping a close and sympathetic eye on the
hi p fe n Need of Jewish Content in ed last year in conjunction with 1,1;:". „%j r; gd. i . t tr I er.virl::..rd'
Secretary W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore
situation in Rumania, it has not,
Id more,
Fund .3h tortniter' ? u,0,,.,, any one who
t Le
h e Wo r ke rs' 11 _nemp.oyment
I
under date of Dec. 23, 1937.
nor does it intend to emulate the
Program
Is
Streued
by
oluntary
the 1.1 . of 51,1440 cansol for-
These h."w'l
the "Bitzur" Company.
example of France and England
f Dud Jew. fought hardyonboth
Fertig, Guest Speaker
help fi-
Grave Concern in U.' S.
Jewish workers increase the num- std., or is, terrible ar and game ou
in making any formal protest to
3ongress
ber of consumers in the colonies. .lsitlitig met he of h.
NEW YORK (WNS) — Grave
intervention with the Rumanian
ally. He
At the fourth anniversary cele- strengthen their powers of de- ,"l,,,, aa':""f,,,d'"'"'s
-
" „Slie sie e is sn s,!71-
, ,.„
concern over the situation created
government concerning its anti-
nefits to bration of the Jewish Commu- fense in times of distress and con- i. ... - ;es*,:t -41....",..a.:74:11.7,..71,-,...
'":
by the new White Paper on Pal-
Jewish program until and if the
i receipt nity Center on Sunday evening, stitute a reservoir for new mum. ... is denied, wher e intellectual 'ulna- Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich Heads estine issued by the British gov.
treaty rights of Americans are
ii.
ii,.. . .. and diw•rery are not allowed and
ess Bul. which was attended by an audi- grants who here have an oppor- wornmce
Committee Composed
saws!. are culthated dote,
ernment was expressed by lead-
Infringed, it was declared by Sec-
terature. ence approximating 700, Henry tunity to become familiar with nits' ran a representatite
of the United
American Zionists in a cable At Men's Clubs Fete; Can- cretary of State Hull at a Press
ing
of
50
Members
sta
t
te.
do
democratic
people.
t
?
ze dues- Meyers was elected president to farm work in Palestine, using
Ve t
to
the
Colonial
office.
conference.
Mr. Hull pointed out
Maint ain the ir faith at home;
he
tor Sonenklar, Sym-
Congress
their experiences later on as spe• representative. mtd try to improte
that since the United States
phony to Entertain
cation of
Representatives of over 50 Jew-
hdfrvAllovul cu.VGlikls: and v. pro -
Fcist
Pro-Arabism
cialists in the colonies, or as in- ry].
as
stands
for
non-interference
in the
°condom they muot rend. tn. •
I Jewish
dependent settlers.
JERUSALEM (WNS —Palcor
or iss Im port., a .„ ..f d pra m , ,..s. ISh agencies, local, national and
domestic affairs of other nations
inded to
"Whoever creates peasants also iss ........1 esiats.....i we sirni- overseas, will plead their cases be. Agency) — Arab newspapers and
The fifth annual joint Men's except where the treaty rights of
m time
e t s si s 'il1,71,70"e
e
ne :;: : fore the budget committee of the Communist manifestoes added to
(creates towns." This, Franz Op- figliZ pZeleassZ,s'a
its nationals are affected, it can-
of die-
Detroit Service Group, during ses- the protest against the White Clubs dinner will be held Wednen. not violate that principle in any
penheimer, the well-known econ- ism ...this.
Jewry
..With throe itlrolo In mind. t Et t sions scheduled early in February. Paper issued by Colonial Secre• day evening, Jan. 19, at 6:30 case despite its known. policy of
omist, has repeatedly stated, Thal
I moot reprment nt) country
E-,....712e....49 ..men_and _maim -V Tary—orntsbrcurs• defining ' the o'efecKS'It the tocial hall of Com
thereby emphasizing the effect bud 1 eoeid a bite, dwetling.nolage
Unas
exerciser/ bk a sound agriculture ( sm...... naturally more as....tis have been invited to serve on e) terms of reference for the tech- gregation Shaarey Zedek, with
Europe. could
eminent
other
rare
I.
BULLETIN
sos
on urban development. It may, ilia"
nical commission to explore the
one be tateeetwful? I made tnidreate.
eminent
Rumanian Jewry's hope that
therefore, well be said that by on .11111a111, nfeillidona and &herbed our
problems of partition in Pales-
rk, who
ditliculiim,
neter
veldt.-
King Carol would prevent the
the mere creation of its argicul- inirmsii,...
tine. Ad Difaa, leading Arab
Ire the gmernment to which I had
address
new government from carrying
tura! settlements the Keren Ilaye- been real. When invitation. to (gra-
nationalist daily, publishes an in-
celebra-
out its anti-Semitic pc:Hey was
nd has indirectly exercised an ap- so. Mope Were aunt lo me I main-
terview
by
its
London
correspon-
munity
the altitude which our country
dashed when an interview in the
preciable effect also on urban Mined
dent with Oswald Mosley, leader
ham maintain. gin. the premitient•y of
Congress
London Daily Herald quoted
George Woollington. Wag It the 111117
colonization.
of the British Fascist Union, who
sed the
er deem,ran 1.05.-
him its condemning Jews w ho
During the critical years of or renrmentathea
is reported to be giving full sup-
attend
conferences
where
de•
made a
settled in the country after
to
1926-1928, the Keren Hayesod Irks
port
to
Arab
demands
in
Pales-
more., al. ridiculed and attacked?
s in be-
and during the war as being
saved many enterprises which s eanittd think out and • 'crest •...-
tine. The fascists hope to take
le stated
of erninsal Garman" .1"." agreed
were on the verge of collapse by Is's
"not • good element."
over the government of Great
ooh ""i'
commit-
The Rumanian Bar Associa-
the necessary funds,
Britain in 1942 and will then nul-
The anti-Nasia of America
the Con-
tion has voted to expel its 1,150
while simultaneously the public
lify Jewish rights in the Holy
seek to counteract the
s: a plan
Jewish
members.
works which it financed eased the will
Land,
Mosley
is
said
to
have
German pavilion at the New
!xpansion
A split in the Rumanian
position of the workers, besides York World's Fair of 1939 by
pledged. Commenting on its in-
stic elec.
cabinet
is indicated in the dif-
(TURN TO EDITORIAL PAGE)
terview,
Ad
Difaa
declares
edi-
a "chamber of horrors" that
ferences that .list between
torially that the Arabs are pre-
HENRY MEYERS
would give a true picture of
Iministra- '
Premier
Octavian Cog. and the
pared to wait patiently for that
contemporary Nazi Germany,
RANKLIN TO DISCUSS
American succeed Judge Charles Rubber.
anti-Semitic leader, Prof. Alex-
RM
eventuality.
the Joint Boycott Council dis•
ander
Cu...
The latter de-
ARTICLE
BY
COURNOS
ertig de- The other officers chosen at this
A Geneva report to the some
closed in making public • let-
a Jewis
mend• that Rumania resign
marsh meeting are: Mrs. Samuel R. Glo-
paper states that Victor Anton-
ter to Grover A. Whalen, pre..
le
from
the
League
of Nations
gower, first vice-president; Saul
escu, Rumania's rapporteur on
-esa
ogress
Saulson, second vice-president; On Friday evening, Jan. 21, Dr.' dent of the World's Fair Cor-
and proceed at once with en-
Palestine for the League of Na-
"an
is acting ' Mrs Joseph M. Welt, secretary; Leo M. Franklin will speak at the poration, asking him for nego-
forcing its anti-Semitic pro-
tions, will probably be replaced
earl y appointment" to
risk
Con-
'
gram. Premier Goga favor ■
Sabbath Eve service at Temple bate for the leasing of space
by the new foreign minister of the
;It rights
Saul R. Joseph
Levin, treasurer.
delay in action ■ g•inst the
man
who
The following were elected Beth El, on the topic "An Epistle on the fair grounds.
a
Goga
cabinet
with
MRS.
JOSEPH
H.
EHRLICH
Jews.
will support Arab demands be-
members of the board for a three- to the Jews," in reply to John
Of the total of 92,737 reichs-
it . hcoming
term: Mrs. Sidney J. All en, Cournos who wrote an article um marks expended by the Jewish budget committee, by Mrs. Joseph fore the League. Leaflete in He-
r Fertig year
Charles E. Feinberg, Maurice
r that title in the December issue Home Food Service in Berlin in H. Ehrlich, chairman, constitute brew and Arabic were scattered
every
supporting freedom of 'religion
Max
r at will
be Giesler, Harry S. Grant, M
of the "Atlantic Monthly."
—
providing 78,716 free meals and a cross section of the Detroit Jew- wide by the Communists in con-
and equal rights of different reli-
ro-
Holtzman,
Mrs. Julian H.
ish community. To the committee, demnation of the new White Pa-
man,
In
his
article
the
author
believes
26,404
food
packages
to
needy
sm. An- lik, Joe Slagidsohn, Herbert D.
gions and races.
RICHARD E. GUTSTADT
that the Jewish problem would be Jews in Berlin during 1937, over the starving Jews of Poland will per. The Jews were urged to
At the very moment that Mr.
ms plac-
Ellis M. Thal and Mrs. solved by the acceptance of Jesus 45 per cent or 42,950 reichs- tell their storyi the German refu- form a "Volksfront" against the of Shaarey Zedek acting as hosts. Hull was declaring the United
entatives Robinson,
gees will explain their plight; the leadership
the Zionist Organ- This event will welcome the ad- States planned no protest to Ru-
David
B.
Werbe.
as
the
Savior
by
all
Jews.
The
marks
came
from
America,
ac-
Fertig
Judge Rubiner's Report
fallacy of this argument will be cording to a report received by Palestinian Chalutzim will bring ization and the Mapay (Labor dition of the Men's Club of Con- mania, Representative William I.
of the
In his annual report, Judge discussed by Dr. Franklin in his the Joint Distribution Committee. their problem—not in person, of Party). The Arabic press as a gregation Beth Tephilah Eman- Sirovich of New York introduced
re today
The J. D. C. contributed 19.500 course, but through their spokes- whole expresses dissatisfaction uel to the group of men's clubs a resolution in the House of Rep-
outlined the Center's address.
o secure Rubber
n
men, who will have come to appeal with the White Paper because of
The services begin at 8 o'clock reichsmarks of this amount.
of Temple Beth El and Congrega- resentatives calling on President
Rumania. activities during the past year
the government's reaffirmation of
Five to six million Jews in in their behalf.
s of op- and commended the efforts of a and are followed by a social hour
Before this committee will also partition as the best solution of tions Bnai David, Bnai Moshe and Roosevelt to "intercede with the
'PLEASE
TURN
TO
FAGS
number of volunteer workers who sponsored by the Temple Sister-
Rumanian government to cease its
Shaarey Zedek.
appear
representatives
of
the
De-
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
the Palestine problem. Falastin,
(PLEASE TURN TO LAST PAGE) hood.
es
Richard E. Gutstadt, national viciously unjust discrimination
troit Jewish Home for Aged, the ne of the dailies, declares that a
orted for
United Hebrew Schools, the House far better solution would be an director of the Anti-Defamation against its racial and religious
mination,
of Shelter and the 12 other local agreement between the Jews and League, will be the speaker. Mr. minorities." The resolution asks
the President to help "put an end
(PLEAM TURN TO PAGE
in stated
beneficiary agencies of the Allied
(PLEARE TURN TO PAGE
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
to the cruel and barbarous mis-
g received
OPPOSITE EDITORIAL)
Jewish Campaign.
treatment of innocent Jewish citi-
discrimi-
The budget committee will give
zens, and protect their lives and
se Jewish
ear to all, weigh carefully the need
property," and provides for sever-
of each c a u s e, compute the
ing diplomatic relations with Ru-
ession of
amounts which Detroit Jewry
mania if the persecution of minor-
Congress
should subscribe in every instance,
Kamiener
and thus reach the grand total, to Campaign Launched in Detroit for Junior Order of Bnai ities continues.
ates, and
be recommended to the board of
Brith; Movement Inspired by the Visit of
Cabinet Divided
action of
governors of the Jewish Welfare
BUCHAREST. — (WNS) — A
the National Secretary
present-
Federation, as the goal for the
11011 • Z
TO EDITORIAL rum)
(Tune
1938 Allied Jewish Campaign.
'surer of
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich has
An A. Z. A. expansion commit- it owes to the community—as well
the Con-
r11411
called a preliminary meeting of the tee has been organized for the as to its members—definite contrib-
eS0110
budget committee for Monday eve- purpose of forming new groups in cation to the aid of the poor and the
ning, Jan. 17, at her home, 2456 Detroit as branches of this youth
needy and the under-privileged.
Chicago Blvd. Those who have
been asked to serve with her in- movement.
It is a member of the Emerg-
Under the sponsorship of Pis-
clude: Sidney J. Allen, Maurice gah Lodge of Bnai Brith, and with ency Roll Call for relief of Ger-
(PLCASE TURN TO PAGE
the
cooperation
of
the
synagogues
man
Jewish Youth and of the
OPPOSITII EDIT ORIAL)
mnirt: c Exe utive to Meet Jan. 20;
and other organizations in the Junior Joint Distribution Commit-
city, it is believed that at least 20 tee
Re.:eive Complaints on
new youth groups will be formed plans and for the aged and in-
Discrimination
e n l t
a er r r
p ri osn et s r ia bn ud -
kensnarei ru
here to function as the junior Bnai t flir o n nis
' ear Out-
. tint communal
Brith.
.f Dr.
Activities in behalf of A. Z. A. AZA teams participate in Jewish
The Jewish Community Council
ein
were begun here during the visit Federation and Community drives. sent 15 representatives to a lunch-
However, some of the finest
executive
of Julius Bisno, national
meeting last Friday noon in
ion Court
Goldie Myerson, one of the most director, More than 800 boys at- work of this type is done along eon
a "Scout the
• Hotel (talker, where they heard
ual meet-
eminent women in present day tended the stag held at Temple youth lines. An ideal of Chapter"
short by Dr. E R.
AZA
ling, Jan.
Beth
El.
As
•
result
of
that
rally,
Troop
for
every
Jewry and one of the most promi-
born fruit and through this Clinchy of New York, executive
dg., 71 W.
nent leaders of the Jewish Labor which was addressed by Mr. Bis- has
PO
no,
by
the
Detroit
advisor,
Robert
medium,
much
fine
work
has
been
director
of the National Confer-
it
Federation of Palestine, will ad-
once of Jews and Christians. Their
president
dress the students' assembly of B. Gordon, and by prominent ath- done among boys too young for
fetes
and
sports
writers,
an
ad-
AZA
membership.
In
the
field
of
presence
at
the meeting resulted
ion Court
tut tttftit
Beth El College of Jewish Studies,
t
n submit-
Monday night, Jan. 17 at 9 o'clock, visory committee has been selected scouting, AZA has been outstand- from an Invitation by the Detroi
nA
to
carry
on
the
work
in
Detroit.
ing
and
has
been
the
recipient
of
Laymen's
Club,
which sponsored
sident, he
in the Brown Memorial Chapel.
The public is invited.
It is believed that each synagoue many citations from Boy Scout the luncheon. to the public re-
flee t hrough
11%
Mrs. Myerson will speak of the in the city will sponsor • chapter headquarters, such as the follow- lati.ns committee of the council.
)5.1 Ikrbitr•-
ing, contained in the 25th annual of which Philip Slomovits is chair-
the 11,11
new epoch in Jewish history — the of its n il
113J
the Boy Scouts man. A number of prominent
h• rite and
Detr o it bo ys who are interested report given by
TI M
return of the Jew to the occupa-
EADt 9. 10,000
o r... eon-
in
joining
an
A,
Z.
A.
chapter
are
of America to the Congress of the Catholic and Protestant leaders
tion of sailor, and to kindred occu-
• 514, 11.1, •
attendance. The par-
hot to the
pations associated with the sea. urged to call the local advisor, United States recently:" ... the were also in of
the council was in
lint/oration.
of the AZA is worthy Urination
will tell the story of the new Robert B. Gordon, at 1600 Union cooperation
it feet. bay.
of special mention. It has made accordance with one of its aims.
These tree outlines will blossom forth into ma ny living trees, planted on the soil of Palestine, as • She
al. or out
port of Tel Aviv and the new ad- Gusridan Bldg., Cherry 8f32.
a long stride toward its goal — namely. co-operation with organ.
result of the observance, on Monday, Jan. 17, of Chamisho Osor, the 15th day of the Hebrew month of ventures of the pioneers of Pales-
Dees Social Service Work
on (•mart of Shevat, or Jewish Arbor Day, since time immemorial a festival of Jewish school youth.
In perhaps no other field has the 'Every chapter the sponsor of a lotions promoting better rela-
out method.
plant- tine In the work of shipbuilding, A.Z.A. made itself as indispensable Boy Scout Troop."
way Dr. between Jews a
• operatire
In Palestine, the Jewish children observe the day by going out to the fields and forests and
Ave.. New seafaring, shipping and fishing.
wL
n i e nis-
terin ao ntl
Clinchy, Presbyterian
t
AZA also has plans under
At the end of her lecture she as in the field of social service
fowler Von. ing new trees. On the initiative of the Jewish National Fund Youth Department. II Fifth
Hebrew
and
religious
schools
in
the
United
States
have
been
supplied
with
tree
charts
work,
In
good
times,
there
Is
an
for
the
setting
up
of
a
vocational
ter. who has done outstanding
blitzing f•r• York City, the
will
answer
questions.
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and pupils will compete in the number of trees they will plant.
but in times of depressio the need employment problems facing Jew- came here primarily to address
Grow!", by classes
"Make Them
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(PLEASE TCRN TO LIM` PACIII)
is effected
pasting Keren Kayemeth stamps on the bare tree outlines. Stamps in the in the discussion. There will be no becomes dire. A.Z.A. belie
fves that fah youth,
lei wets i s
contribution
to
the
Jewish
National
Fund,
make
possible
the
plant
of
one
tree.
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charge.
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by France and England and will have t h e
support of Czechoslovakia. It is also expect-

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