February 2, 1940

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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DR. NAHUM GOLDMAN URGES JEWS
BE PREPARE TO MEET EMERGENCY
AT FORTHCOMING PEACE SESSIONS

Addressing 200 Jewish leaders
from all parts of the United
States at a dinner arranged by
the American Jewish Congress,
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, chairman
of the administrative committee
of the World Jewish Congress,
who arrived two weeks ago from
Geneva, Switzerland, to report on
the position of Jews in Europe
under the rule of Nazism, de-
clared that while relief is im-
portant it is not decisive. He
urged that Jews be prepared
with formulae and programs for
defense of the Jewish position at
the peace conference and empha-
sized that American Jewry has
a major responsibility in the
preparation for such defense
work.
Expressing confidence that with
the arrival of peace there will
be a new ray of hope for suf-
fering European Jewry, Dr. Gold-
mann declared: "European Jewry
can only continue to exist if it
has the hope of this new future
and the belief in its coming. I
am convinced that this future
will come—a great chance for
world Jewry will come because
never before has the world re-
alized the importance of the Jew-

ish problem and the necessity of
solving it. It has become one of
the major issues of the world.
But it will depend on us whether
we will be able to use this
chance which may be lost if we
are not. prepared for the great
hour ahead. Whatever European
Jewry will do in preparing itself
will not be sufficient unless Amer-
ican Jewry will fully cooperate
and be ready to take its share in
the preparations for and the re-
alization of this better future."
Philip Slomovitz, president of
the Detroit Chapter of the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress, greeted the
guest in behalf of the Detroiters,
and Sigmund David was toast-
master. Louis Lipsky of New
York, national Zionist leader, and
Henry Monsky, president of Bnai
Brith, and Charles Cowen, na-
tional Zionist leader, were among
those on the dais.

In "A Homeland in the Mak-
ing," at Philadelphia-Byron Hall
Tuesday evening, you see the
blessings of redemption and rec-
lamation which the Jewish Na-
tional Fund is bringing to the
soil of Eretz Israel.

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The State Land
Office Board
announces .

This is a photographic reproduction of the parchment scroll presented to Dr. Chaim Weiz-
mann by Nate S. Shapero at the luncheon last Saturday in honor of the world Zionist leader. Mr.
Shapero was host to 30 guests at this luncheon at whi ch Dr. Weizmann was also presented with a
check for $7,000 for the continuation of the work of his Biochemical Laboratory at Rehoboth,
Palestine.

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of State-owned properties
starting Feb.13, 1940 at 9 A.M.
. . . at the office of . .

The County Treasurer

THESE properties are
those which were tax-delin•
quent, bid into the State at
the May, 1938 tax sale and
reverted to the State on
Nov. 3, 1939, and are now
under the jurisdiction of
theStateLandOfficeBoard.

Such properties will be
offered for sale to the
highest bidder at a Public
Auction which will open
February 13, 1940 at
9:00 A.M. at the office of
the County Treasurer.
To be accepted bids must
be not less than 25% of
the 1938 assessed valua-
tion.
If you were an owner
in fee, mortgagee, land-
contract vendee, or had
a substantial interest by
way of actual investment
in any of said properties,

you may bid at this sale
or meet the bid of any
other bidder, according
to the provisions of Act
No. 155, P.A. 1937, as
Amended.
You may also, upon
application to the State
Land Office Board, enter
into an agreement to pay
the sum required in
monthly installments, on
such terms as the Board
may provide.
Bids of all other persons
shall be accepted only
when payment is made
in cash within 24 hours
of the bid.
Ask your County
Treasurer for explana•
tory pamphlet and lists of
properties to be offered.

The sale of properties located in Wayne
County will open at the office of Wayne
County Treasurer, Detroit, Michigan.

State of Michigan

and that it is necessary to stop
somewhere and to create a home
for the homeless in order to re-
store their position as human be-
ings. He declared that once we
have a home, not merely a refuge,
where Jews will be a majority, the
position of the Jew as refugee will
be altered. He pleaded for a place
where it will no longer be neces-
sary for Jews to adapt them-
selves constantly to strange con-
ditions, and declared that a strong
Palestine will not only make it
possible for Jews to live in peace
with the Arabs but will also en-
able them to expand and to settle
in neighboring Arab lands.
Dr. Weizmann pleaded for an
opportunity for Jews to lead a
dignified life, to be permitted to
exist as human beings, to have
homes, to have schools, for their
children to have the right to
work and to walk freely. He said
that a certain amount of stamina
is derived from the friendship of
free lands like the United States
and especially expressed gratitude
for the voice of this country which
stands for those moral values that
are today being trampled upon
in Europe."
Given Testimonial
At noon on Saturday, at a
luncheon at the Book Cadillac
Hotel, a group of prominent in-
dustrialists were guests of Nate
S. Shapero and honored Dr. and
Mrs. Weizmann for his great con-
tributions. The group presented
Dr. Weizman with a check for $7,-
000 to enable him to continue the
research work, with the aid of
outstanding chemists, at his Bio-
chemical Laboratory in Rehoboth,
Palestine.

The gift was accompanied
by a parchment testimonial
bearing the names of all who
made the gift. A reproduction

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of this testimonial appears the Council of Federations, pre-
sided, and addresses were deliver-
elsewhere on this page.
Dr. Weizmann was greeted by ed by Clarence Pickett, executive
Mr. Shapero, president of the secretary of the American Friends
Cunningham Drug Stores, and the Service Committee, and Dr. Solo-
presentation was made by Lewis mon Lowenstein, vice-chairman of
Judah Ruskin, head of Ford-Hop- the J. D. C. and treasurer of the
kins Drugs, one of the leading Council. Fred M. Butzel introduced
drug chains in America with Dr. Weizmann.
drug stores in 52 cities in six
More than 1800 people attend-
states in the union.
ed this meeting at Temple Beth
Dr. Weizmann discussed the El and the addresses were broad-
tasks facing Jews in Palestine, cast by loud speakers to capac-
told how absorptive capacity is ity audiences in the social hall
being "created" by the establish- and Brown Memorial Chapel of
ment of new industries, declared Temple Beth El.
that if possibilities are created for
the settlement of from 50,000 to
60,000 Jews in Palestine each year J.W.E.W.O. Sends German
that it will become unnecessary
Orphan to Palestine
to worry over the sending of
groups of from five to ten fami-
A board meeting of the Jewish
ies in South Amerian countries. Women's European Welfare Or-
ganization was held Monday, at
Greeted by Zionists
At noon Sunday, Dr. Weizmann the home of Mrs. J. Siegal, 2966
was greeted by a delegation of Sturtevant. Mrs. A. Katzin pre-
Detroit Zionists, representing all sided.
A report was heard about the
factions in the movement and by
a Jewish National Fund Commit- steamship tickets granted for a
tee. Before his departure for Chi- German orphan who is being sent
cago he was again honored at a to Palestine and for whom the
luncheon at the Statler at which organization paid for two years'
local leaders and national offi- board in Palestine in advance,
cers of the Council of Federations contributing the sum of $360 to
were guests of Henry Wineman, Youth Aliyah.
Abraham Srere, Clarence H. Eng-
It was reported that the North
gass and Fred M. Butzel.
Woodward branch of the organi-
On Friday evening, Dr. and zation sent to the Israel Orphan
Mrs. Weizmann were guests at Home 995 pieces of clothing and
dinner at the home of Mr. and $100 in cash.
Mrs. Abraham Srere.
Arrangements were made for a
In his addresses Dr. Weizmann home cooked luncheon to be
displayed marked humor and wit. given Feb. 13, at Congregation
It was evident that he had built Bnai Moshe, with Mrs. A. Katzin
up a powerful case for a Jewish as chairman and Mrs. Feldman
Palestine and that he had made as co-chairman.
new friends for Palestine.
A special board meeting will
Saturday's Meeting
be held Monday, Jan. 29, at the
The convention session on Sat- home of Mrs. Satofsky, 1734
urday night was officially opened Virginia Park, at 12 noon.
by Abraham Srere as president
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
Expected here some time this
of Detroit. He expressed sorrow
over the recent death of Joseph month is Miss Anna Freud,
II. Ehrlich. Dr. Leo M. Franklin daughter and close collaborator
gave the invocation. Sidney Hol- of her famous father, the foun-
lander of Baltimore, president of der of psychoanalysis.

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