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October 6, 1939

NEEDS OF RELIEF AND PALESTINE SETTLEMENT
AGENCIES INTENSIFIED BY WAR'S EMERGENCIES

(CON; LUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

the flow of immigrants from
abroad.'
Discussing the effects of the
war on the internal economic
situation of the Jewish commu-
nity in Palestine, the statement
stressed the fact that the Jewish
Agency for Palestine was con-
fronted by problems of maintain.
ing the steady economic develop.
ment of the country despite the
hardships occasioned by the emer•
geney measures which have been
taken in recent weeks.
On the political front, the
statement by Dr. Silver said that
the war has undoubtedly eased
political tension both between the
British Government and the Jew-
ish Agency and between the Jews
and the Arabs in Palestine. The
British Government is now being
urged to ease its regulations with
regard to immigration "not only
in effect but in law, so that the
refugee problem which is particu-
larly burdensome in countries at
war may to a great extent be re-
duced by increasing q flow of im-
migrants to the Jewish home-
land."

In the economic god
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ere...1 ruction of the Jexigh .....
monitiee
di a..1.1
pro, tiling I ruleportation
from
moil nil count rico for refu-
gee% ho
w o.
t 14t.
too enter
.eronot. moot rte. under the twee-
en) quota ergot. loo..
1. The I need Put...tine Anne. mint
pr. lite for Increeel huntigraSloa
of refugee. from Mennen) and
ol her European countrle. oho are
eontInulng to entry Pute.t
des-
pite the prewnt ea r .
hi help
..hush„ pnigr eo. of Nettle-
me
m niiiilly and Iwmille
nt
oe
de-
) elopent of I he Jen bol o co ntr.,-
nll )
300,040 In
el almost.. Paled I Ilia econonde
),-.Ilion too meet problem, created
he conflict end Imml•
amtloo engine unit le. for new
tim. of Inetteleone. ondl dia.
Ire.. In Cent rel nod Etetern
t :orope.
Ti,.. National Merest, am ire. Inc.,
Intel
continue to pro) late for refugee.
e ntering the
ultel Stoles from
German), Mal), end of her Eunie
Peen reunifies to Melt thomends
mood
bat e gone,
I...Ring
admit tear*
It) nett till pmelltle tood.t once to the
to I he I tilled "antra Prearn) In-
4,0
communit let In Muntenia
duration. are that the )(Mime of
and Monger) and
he linIlle
refugee Immigration to the 1 nittot
rounIrle.
ItIch are now faced ■
Mier
.
the neat
t
Oil
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t he
end problem
of
pro• ,
he up In the 1,11111. alb-teed le
Will.
for le. of t hoomenol. of
refugee* from Poland.
le meet the problems of maintenance
proilde refugee old In neulnd ∎
ad.liellnett), re-
Ont. n-ooett
countries touch as Midland Bel.
emplo, men! of refuge..
glum, Mal), an Itrerlited here
* tread) her
ere, enol for hoer
ha
hoed e ..... nitwit len ti na
mid no. de- ,
rill) continue to enter de.plte the
tole all energies to tional tondo-
Itiluallon Owned.
Men. of
cunt) ' , etc.
e) continue the program of education )
cl prepare a terse-.rote progrem of
mon inunit) tolingt meta,
re I raln-
rehobillIntion onler relmIld
In end Integration
Of refugee.
Jett loth life In Polend and to help
le the I'Lltrd Malt,

Great emphasis is placed upon
the increased responsibility of
American Jewry in view of the
fact that the income normally
accruing to Palestine from many
countries has been suspended,
particularly in the case of Ger-
many and Poland, as well as of
other belligerent and neutral
countries, owing to the fact that
special
epeal obligations now rest upon
the Jewish communities to meet
the problems of security and na-
tional defense in their respective
countries.
Summary of Immediate Need.
The immediate needs of the
constituent agencies of the United
Jewish Appeal are summarized
as follows:
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Red Cross will then make an Lion Department of the Jewish
ort to establish the person's Agency.
•p resent
resent hereabout
whereabouts , It I. ex•
By agreement with the govern-
petted that
W
time
ments concerned a committee in
will be required to make coe• Geneva headed by Dr. Nahum
tact with persons being sought. Goldmann, Geneva representative
THEY'RE HERE, AMERICA — the biggest, most
The Federation of Jewish So- of the Jewish Agency, already has
ing marvelous new Sealed-Beam headlamps and
So viet Pres. Harangues Against dales here is announced that contacted relief committees in the
beautiful, most luxurious Pontiacs ever built!
super-clear, super-safe Hi-Test Safety Glass!
Polish Chassidim
free soup kitchens are now sere- various countries.
DRIVE THEM — and you'll discover performance
PARI S. — (WN S ) — Bezho- ing approximately 3,000 Jews.
SEE THEM — and you'll see added length, added
zhnik, deist organ of the anti- For those families unable to at- Church Gives Aid to Refugees in
that simply can't be matched for smoothness,
room, added richness ... new smartness in the
religloui ' movement in Soviet tend the free soup kitchens, ar-
snap, economy and effortless going mile after
China
lavish
use
of
chromium
...
new
distinction
in
Russia, urges that Chassidism rangements have been made by
mile! PRICE THEM — and you'll be smazed-
BELFAST. — (WNS) — Jew-
among the Jews of the Polish the Jewish Societies for the in- ish refugees in Shanghai are be-
completely re-styled interiors! INSPECT THEM
because Pontiac prices begin right next door
territor3 s occupied by the R e d silence of cards with which free ing aided by the Catholic Church
—and
you'll
find
over
60
advancements,
includ-
to the lowest!
army, b e uprooted. In an article provisions may be obtained at according to a report appearing
devoted chiefly to attacking Baal neighborhood Jewish stores.
in the Irish News which said that
The
Special
Sin
The De Luxe Six
Shem 'ev as the father of the
The De Luxe Eight
"non-Aryan" refugees have been
Chantal c sect, the periodical White House Conference on provided shelter in a school build-
speaks vehemently against fa-
Refugees Set for Oct. 16
ing belonging to the Sacred Heart
mous C ;haul& leaders terming WASHINGTON, — (WNS) — Parish at Hongkew. The Church
them "t emnants of the most in- According to an announcement is also helping refugees find suit-
fluential reactionary f o r c e e by Robert Pull, State Department able lodgings and is organizing
among the Jews." technical adviser on refugee English classes and an employ-
An e stimated 2,225,000 Jews problems, Sir Herbert Emerson, ment bureau, the News said.
live in Polish territory annexed League of Nations High Com-
by Cern tany and about 1,000,000 missioner for Refugees and di-
in the area taken by Russia, the rector of the Intergovernmental Goods Held Duty Fre. Awaiting
Arrival of Refugees
Daily elegraph Raid. Committee on Refugees, and for-
W YORK. — (WNS) —
Three ` Polish Jewish leaders leer Premier Paul van Zeeland,
have rei ached Cernauti, Rumania, of Belgium, president of the Co- Household goods of 2,160 German-
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accordin g to advices received ordinating Foundation to facili- Jewish families, estimated to be
here wh ilch ?aid that ex-Senator tate emigration from Germany, valued at more than $3,000,000
are being stored In the New York
Raphael Szereszevsky, D e p u t y will attend the White House
COW. Foreign Trade Zone, a free 'port,
Henry tosmarin and Dr. IgnaeY ference of the Intergovernmental
it Stapleton, S. I., pending the
Schwart chart, Galician Z I o n i a t Committee on Oct. 16 and 17.
arrival of their owners, most of
leader, lad managed to cross the
Secretary of State Hull, in a whom are in Cuba and England
Palish-R umanian border safely.
Jews Forced Into Labor Bat- letter to Governor Herbert II. awaiting permission to enter the
Lehman, who had written the United States, it was learned
cations
Jews between the swat of '16 State Department for an ex p lan- here.
d to
of the ban o n passports for Palestine Doctors Say Scientists Classes in Hebrew, Poet Biblical and Current History,
and 55 are
I now being drafted for e ation
Medieval Philosophers ko :r Discussion Offered
tuenuggete
d that some
40 0
Will Lead Mankind
, e medical
forced I abor throughout Germany American
The future of mankind will he
at Central High $e
and 131o, elate, according to Infor- studies In Scottish students whos e
Monday Evenings
h schools were determined not by politicians but
nation received here from Brett- i
e
American
by
scientists,
Dr.
Bernhard
Zon-
th
elava, t.1 le Slovak capital. Jewish
Irving Schlussel, chairman of p. m.), and Yiddish discussion
Government's restri e ti ons on delc ' head of the hormone res care h
shops i n
the committee an adult classes of group, giving an analysis of Jew-
Slovakia
have been
seized I hy the
government
and travel abroad be admitted t h to e laboratory of the Rothschild.
lladassah - University Hospital Detroit Young Israel, announces ish news and views (9-10 p. m.)•
turned over to soldiers returning American universities for
Mr. Schlussel will instruct in
and Medical School, on Mt. Sco- that the Adult School of Jewish
from P -land as a. reward for duration of the war.
The 400 students are among me Jerusalem, said at a reception Education, sponsored by the or. elementary Hebrew reading and
their so -vices In the war, the re-
writing
and the study of daily
i
hi and d Dr. Ludwig ganization for the third consecu-
re to him
approximately 1,000 who an- tendered
port rev
and festival prayers (8-9 p. m.)
Specie a questionnaires have nually go abroad to study medi- Ilalberstaedter, director of the tive year at Central High School, and post-Biblical history
from 568
been di! stributed by the authort- nine in foreign universities, most cancer department of the same Linwood and Tuxedo, will begin B. C. E. to 1492 (9-10 p. m.).
ties to s ill Jewish men and worn- of them because they were not center by the national board of its sessions Monday evening Oct.
Rabbi Nahum Schulman of Con-
Hadassah.
16.
The
en betw can the ages of 16 and admitted to American medical
school year will conclude
April 16, 1940, the week preceding gregation Shaarey Ilashomaylm,
55 in tl he Reich, ostensibly "for schools. A considerable number
alumnus of the Chicago Theolog-
statistics a purposes," but now re- of them are Jewish. Drew Peste- Youth Aliyah Movement Aids Passover. Classes will be conduct. ical College, will teach a course
6,175 Children Enter Zion
ed on Monday evenings between in current Jewish history, center-
carded n a preparatory measure i son and Robert S. Allen, authors
I. 0 N D 0 N — (WNS) — A 8 and 10, A registration fee of $2
for the mobilization of Jews, in- !of the colum "Washington-Merry-
ing about European communities
eluding women, for forced labor: Go-Round," commented on the total of 6,175 Jewish boys and for the entire season will be which figure in the news of the
Census takers are working 24:situation by saying that student s girls will have been brought into charged. Each student may enroll day and the historical role they
hours a day to compile before 'were obliged to obtain their med- Palestine by the end of October for two courses of one hour each. have played in Jewish life during
Oct. 6 the names*, home town,
The local Young Israel adult the last few centuries (9-10 p.m.).
educations abroad because through the Youth Aliyah (immi-
block and building, occupation. Am
! . erican schools were quietly coition) Movement Recording to education program is part of ■
Twersky, member of
Jewish students to cer- a biennial report prepared for project launched several years ago the Abraham
and pro petty
]erty of every Jew In the .
United Hebrew Schools' fac-
I tain quotas.
delivery before the organization's by the National Council of Young
Reich.
ulty
and
cultural
chairman of
third world because
conference
was Israel in conjunction with Yeshiva
The f ;wise daily, "Dec Bund," ' Leaders of the American Red cancelled
of which
the Euro-
Kvutzah Ivrith, is instructor of
reported that a detailed plan of ,Crose, who smiled for Europe thia peen situation.
College of New York, Rabbi M. J. two advanced Hebrew courses
Wohlgelernter, who was a mem-
dividing the entire Jewish popu-lweek, will cooperate with the Dr.
respectively, at 8 and 9
Fate of ber of the faculty of the Young given,
lation in to labor battalions super• 1Jo int Distribution Committee in
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Israel Extension Courses of Yesh-
r S. S. men (Nazi elite dealin g with the refu
Enrollment
for various classes
prob
of Crisis
guards), had been completed by lem, intensified by the war, Ern-
iva College in New York, is in
Dr. Chaim Weizniann, presi- charge of the program, and will will be taken at Rabbi Wohlgel-
the Gestapo, but that the fate rot J. Swift, Red Cross vice-
dent of the Jewish Agency for himself lead two classes: "Person- ernter's study in Congregation
of the Jewish women was as yet chairman in charge of fo
Beth refit° Emanuel, 1550 Taylor,
reign Palestine, told a specially con-
uncertain. Reports from Scandi- operations and head of the dele-
alities in Jewish Religious Philos- telephone Tr. 1-2934, or at the
navian I muntries made it known Ration, conferred with Paul Baer- vened meeting of the Council of ophy," dealing with the medieval open
meeting of Young Israel,
that ma ny Jewish girls had al- weld, chairman of the J. D. C. the British Zionist Federation giants of Hebrew thought, Mai- , Wednesday
evening, Oct. 11, at its
that 8,000,000 Jews in Central monides and Yehudah Halevi (8.9
ready bc .en sent to unknown des- before sailing and it was
building,
2691 Joy Road.
agreed
tinations for forced labor. that the two organizations would and Eastern Europe were being
csctarnepleteli
cut
ohff
t
f
rom
h
main
Anti -Nazi boycott organic!). render mutual assistanc e
in aid
am of Jewis
e
t h
thine in France, working along to suffering refugees,
Bereznitzer Juniors
e pm.
ant war crisis, He pointed out
that
the lines being followed by boy-
Reconvene
colt org anizations in the United Yishub Forges Unity to Meet it WAS difficult to visualize the
significance of the tragedy which
States, are engaged in a world-
Crisis; Adopts Special Income
is unprecedented in Jewish his-
Sept. 26 marked the first meet-
wide pr opaganda scheme to be
and Property Taxes
tory.
ing of the Junior Bereznitzer So-
conducte d in all neutral countries
ciety
since they disbanded for the
Without
venturing
to
offer
any)
JERUSALEM
(WNS
—
Palcor
with a view to counteracting ex- Agency) —
Meeting under the consolation for the catastrophe! The opening address over the summer, last July.
pansies of German trade.
chairmanship
of
its
new
leader,
President
Milton Weingarden
that
has
already
overtaken
mil.lradio
in
the
interests
of
Education
America' I Consul Asks Aid for
Pinches Rutenberg,' the Vaad ions of Jews in Phe
olan 500
d, Dr. `Jews !Month was delivered on Saturday announced the leave of absence
War Refugees
mann
said
that
t
,000
',omit
(Jewish
National
Council)
and
consequent
resignation of
Emcrg ency relief action for
op ;i / vening, Sept. 30, over Staton
i
Vice President Larry Gubow and
some 10, ,000 Polish war refugees took important steps to forge a in Palestine represente d he heme
,
BC,
on
Hyman
Altman's
Hour
WMBC
future . tHe
-
, appointed Harry Bragman as his
admitted to Lithuania will be or- fond of unity to hold together all for
Morris Adler, chairman successor.
sections of Palestine J
phasized that contrary to the last by
granized by the American Jewish the
face of the war crisis.
The follow-
Plans were announced for a
Joint Di stribution Committee in- In order to raise the income of war when Palestine was only a °f Education Month.
Sunday,
- donee of the Junior Bereznitzers
formed sources said, following the Yishub, the 'Valid Leumi flicker of hope, today it represents ing morning,
a real light. At the conclusion of nerd Isaacs 'spoke from
same in February, Hy Shebowich is
an appea I made by United States
and told the public of the chairman of the dance
( proposals for a progres- his address he said that despite
committee
Minister Owen J. C. Norms at
Kaunas, Lithuania, through Am- sive emergency tax based on in- the literal destruction of a mil- purposes and aims of the Educa-
lion
Jews,
he
was
confident
that
lion
Month.
come
not
to
exceed
20
per
cent
as
baseador William C. Bullitt. It :s
On Saturday evening, Oct. 7, at Shaarey Zedek Library
expected that Moses Beckelman, well as a special property tax. "the permanent light of Jewish
Extends Its Facilities
These measures were put into ef- aspiration in Palestine will not 9:30, a skit will be presented by
a New ' Y
member of the J. fect
be
extinguished."
immediately
after
their
adop-
members
of the Alumni Associa-
I). C. Eu ropcan staff will be sent tion.
In order to extend the facilities
tion. The name of the skit is "A
to Kaur Las to organize relief
36,000 Jewish Women in Palestine Synagogue of the Air
Home Visit," and will be present- of Shaarey Zedek Library to a
work, M r. Norman also
urged Registered for Emergency
Returning to WLW ed by the following members of greater number of people the Li-
that med ical and other assistance
Compilation of the figure, on
the
Alumni: Norman Leemon will brary Board has put the follow-
be sent since many of the refu- the registration by the Jewish
gees wer i e wounded. Agency for Palestine of Jews
After the summer vacation the take the part of the teacher and ing schedule into effect:
On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wed-
Jets 111111rM of llot Me red
n let-vices of Polish citi-
Synagogue of the Air will resume Freda Smolinsky will take the part
Albion sips *round the tap — stk..
rarraweee lee el each peek... &sylph two lockets of Cellophane...
:ens, wl Ise had offered to join and Jewesses between the ages its Saturday morning broadcast- of the lady of the house. The skit nesdays and Thursdays, 10 a. m.
the le and 00 for emergency ing over WLW (700 on your dial) was written by Mrs. Roselea Her- to 12 noon, 2 p. m. to 5:30 D. m.
the Pei ids Legion in France, of
and armv serv'•
Kohen, preeident of the Sen- and p. m. to 9 p. m.; Fridays,
were bei mg turned down by the 36,000 Jewish
total
of 135,900
S. T. next Saturday man
women
had re who
s- at 9:30 E. The
9:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.; Sun-
musical responses • r Alumni
Polish lonselate,
nsulate, according to te reil in a
!days 9 a. m. to I p, m .
Similar
skits
will be on presented
of the service will be directed as over
Station
WMBC
Oct.
cb
Co
in the news- had
m
volunteered
to
eet
the
war
usual
by
Shaarey Zedek Library's collec-
Leah
Fred,
and
the
14
Miss
iss
wiper L. 'Ord..* which published crisis.
and Oct. 21, at 9:30 p. m., while tion of Judaica includes more
service. will be read by Hon. Al- short
• letter revealing that many
The total' f 133,
,
than
5,000 volumes in Yiddish,
addresses
will
be
delivered
en
d M. Cohen.
Jewish students
and infante- for special emergency
duties rep- fre The main purpose of the Syna- every Sunday over the same sta- English and Hebrew; in the fields
tools of Polish citizenship had resents 80 per cent
tion
at
1
D.
m.
of
religion,
philosophy, literature,
of
the
entire
gogm
e of the Air" is to. provide
bees r• ?jetted because they Jewish population within ;tie
history, music, biography, Pales-
A religious service for Jewish peo-
were J• wish. The latter ex- brackets prescribed by r,g e., age
R. pie
tine
and
Zionism,
juvenile litera-
who live in communities to Ladies of Yeshiva Beth
pressed the hope that "this lion , the Jewish A
' * - small to maintain a place of wor-
ture and fiction. The library is
Judah Plans Donor
might he vs bee. hut .• regrett• estine announced.
supplemented by more than 40
able, av nifestation by minor Jewish A ..... Sets up Bed v to ehin, and for those who because
Luncheon
magazines and newspapers of cur-
of illness or disability are unable
officials.
eat • • le her P o.
rent Jewish interest, published in
to
attend
divine
worship.
"The
Itesocie
t
ism
of
Polish
The
Mee. P. Rottenberg, president
lish Jews
Synagogue
the Air" has flinc- of the Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Ju- America, England and Palestine.
■■
Jews in h-s ■ e*. In cooperation
A committee to Initiate • a pe- Dosed of
While the Shaarey Zedek Li-
for fl, most of the dah, thanks all
with the Red Craws, has boys. cial project for the relief
of the members( brary is primarily a congregational
OURER your smoking enjoyment with really fresh
of Po- time without ve financial
y
sponsorship.
compilatio me of iffiformatio ■ on lish Jewry, especial's. of refugees
The Cme has arrived when finan- and friends for helping to make project, it is anxious to be of
cigarettes—in a really convenient package! Not only
Ilse whet reakevts of Jews in who have found shelter in
their card party a success, and service to the Jewish community
Ru- cial support has become necessary, asks that they come to the donor
Poland w hose fate is unknown. mania, Hungary and other coun•
the.Snest tobaccos money can buy, but with their fresh
at large.
and
contributions
are
now
!onc-
lestnsctie e. wads PS bilt by a. tries bordering on conquered
that will be held at the
RAM' and fragrance vfoibly seeled•in
Officers of the Library Board in-
by ao extra jacket
Po- Red. Voluntar y contributions, luncheon
nai David social hall on Nov. clude: David
• sseciatio • advised p••■••■ land, was established by the Jew-
S. Zemon, chairman;
large or small, will be heartily
of Cellophane. Try eZip-Top"pack of Double-Mellow
seeking I heir relatives' in Pe- tsh Agency for Palestine under . welcomed and should be addresse 26. There are different ways of Abraham Caplan, secretary; Rob-
I
Old
Golds
today—at
any cigarette counter!
raising the money for this affair, ert Loewenberg, custodian; Philip
laud to as Await to the •ria ■ ivv- the leadership of Dr. Isaac , to the "Synagogue of the
Air," such as cards and stamp books Slomovitz,
tiee's of b l e. the Ialt &Alarm,' Greenbaum, Dr. Emil Schmorak1care of station WLW, Cincinnati,
Dr. A. M. Hershman
For other information call Mrs. and Rabbi Morris Adieu are ac-
of the a eisel ■ g relative,. The and the directors of the Immigrs• Ohio.
ON TM All sad
werrToader,"Melodread
Medwrw"entb Robert neadatey
Am. bbew's orebears. N.B.C. Nemo&
P. Rottenberg, Townsend 7-1171. tive members of the board.

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and lab mite Zionists were among
those a rreoted in Lwow by the
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