DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

CAMPAIGN

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was a question regarding the pos-
sibility of reducing the mainte-
nance budgets of our local and
national agencies. Every item on
the local budgets has been check-
ed and re-checked and endlessly
debated. The budget committee
had to decide on the relative
merits of appeals for the aged,

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the transient, the sick, the poor
Indian Tribe Sends
and countless others to whom our
Gift to Aid Jewish
local agencies minister.
Campaign for Relief
"The budget committee feels
we must also maintain our tradi-
Fifty years ago on the
tional subscriptions to national
plains of South Dakota a
and regional organization," con-
sturdy tribe of Indians mirac-
cluded Mr. Newman. "They serve
ulously escaped the Wounded
many purposes and depend on us,
Knee Massacre and ever since
and other similar organized com-
then they have been known
munities for their support."
as Takini or "those who have
Complimenting the work ac-
rison from the dead."
complished by the budget com-
Recalling the trials of their
mittee for the 1940 campaign,
fathers, the Takinis have been
Irving W. Blumberg, chairman
deeply stirred by the plight
of the board of directors of the
of the Jews in the war zones
Detroit Service Group, who ap-
and distress areas. To dem-
pointed the budget committee
onstrate their sympathy with
leaders, said, "The only way the
the campaign of the United
maintenance budgets of our lo-
Jewish Appeal for Refugees
cal and national agencies could
and Overseas Needs, they
be reduced in this year's emer-
have sent a contribution for
gency would be by reducing the
the three-fold program of re-
quantity or quality of the serv-
lief and rehabilitation in Eu-
ices rendered. No thinking Jew
rope, immigration and settle-
will minimize the importance of
ment in Palestine and integra-
maintaining our local and na-
tion of refugees in the United
tional agencies on the high level
States which is supported by
which our non-Jewish neighbors
the Joint Distribution Com-
expect of Jewish institutions. If
mittee, the United Palestine
any individual among us had to
Appeal and the National Re-
make the decision, he would vote
fugee Service. Their gift was
to operate no Jewish national
forwarded by Rudolf Hertz,
and local agencies at all, rather
superintendent of the Dakota
than to maintain second or third
Indian Parish of Eagle Butte,
rate institutions. We, in Detroit,
South Dakota.
are proud of our local agencies
because they have served our
community, not passably, but su- them and to those who helped
perbly, bringing honor and pres- maintain them."
tige to the people who founded
Speakers' Bureau

Dr. L. A. Schwartz
Trees Planted In
Gives Psychology
The Butzel Fo:-est
Course at Center

Another in the group of lec-
ture-discussion courses, which
will be offered by the Jewish
Community Center, as part of
its educational program, will be
added beginning Wednesday,
April 3. This will be a course in
"The Psychology of Everyday
Life." The instructor will be Dr.
Louis A. Schwartz, well-known
Detroit psychiatrist.
The course will meet on six
Wednesday evenings, beginning
April 3 and ending May 8, with
the possibility of extending it to
the end of May at the request
of students. The course will deal
with such problems as the emo-
tional elements accompanying
chronic illness, the emotional de-
velopment of the individual, and
other subjects concerned with
everydoy human behavior.
Registration in this course will
he 50 cents to Center members
and $2.50 to non-members. In-
dividuals who are also interested
in attending the course on "Cur-
rent Economic Problems' and on
"Giants of the Modern Novel,"
may register for two or more
courses upon pyament of a reg-
istration fee of $1.00 by members
and $5 by non-members.

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Rabbi Leon Frain presided at
Party March 25
the opening meeting of the

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Speakers' Bureau for their 1940
Allied Jewish Campaign, on
Thursday evening, March 21, at
the Jewish Community Center.
As principal speaker of the
evening, Isidore Sobeloff, execu-
tive director of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, stressed the im-
portance of making each audi-
ence realize the fact that this
campaign is different than those
which have gone before. Mr. So-
beloff described the tremendous
scope of this year's drive and
analyzed the $925,000 quota, rec-
ommended b ythe budget com-
mittee, for the Campaign goal.
Electrical records of the na-
tional broadcast, which featured
the official opening of the United
Jewish Appeal last week, were
Played. Thomas Mann, Bishop
Sheil, Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver
and Rabbi Jonah B. Wise ap-
pealed to the Jews of the entire
country for support on that oc-
casion.
Speakers' kits containing all
necessary materials and instruc-
tions were distributed to those
attending the meeting.
This year the Speakers' Bu-
reau has its headquarters at the
Jewish Welfare Federation office,
51 West Warren, Room 308. Or-
ganizations desiring members of
the Bureau to address individual
groups are requested to call Max
Chomsky, the bureau's secretary,
at Columbia 1600.

•

Greatest Famine in History Is
Threatened in Europe, Relief
Director Declares

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NEW YORK. (WNS) — The
European continent is rapidly be-
coming one of the greatest fam-
ine areas in modern history, ac-
cording to Morris C. Troper, Su-
ropean director of the American
Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
mittee, who arrived here last
week on the Rex.
Mr. Troper, who was recently
decorated by the French govern-
ment for his work among refu-
gees, came to America to report
on present conditions among ref-
ugees in Western Europe and
the problems of war relief in
Poland.
Pointing out that minority
groups are the first and greatest
sufferers, Mr. Troper said that
"large masses of the population
especially in the occupied war
areas in Eastern Europe are
threatened with extinction on a
scale heretofore unheard of and
in a way which makes of the
Black Hole of Calcutta a bless-
ing."
"Lack of food, clothing, shel-
ter, medical supplies are daily
creating unparalleled misery beg-
garing description, and unless
help is brought in a really size-
able scale and quickly these un-
fortunate people are doomed and
may in addition in the course of
their destruction scatter sickness
and epidemic to all quarters of
the continent without possibility
of control," he said.
"Lack of clothing and the re-
strictions against Jews purchas-
ing them will soon result in men
and women walking the streets
in indescribable shabbiness with-
out stockings and without shoes,
not to mention the countless
thousands who in time, and that
is not far off, will not be able to

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March 2: 1940

The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit acknov,1,,dges
the planting of the foll-wing
trees in the Fred M. Lutzel
Forest in Palestine:
Mrs. Milton Kuttnauer, it con.
tribution for trees in menu,; y of
Milton Kuttnauer and in honor
of anniversary of parent, M r
and Mrs. Joseph DeRoy, l i bt ,
celeb
onie .att e rrt L e on in A m peri in l 013 .y .
of Louis
Goldberg by Mr. and Mrs. If. L.
Herschberg.
One tree in memory 01
Salon by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Kurlie
andi
One
in memory of Albert
Sand by Dr. and Mrs. N E.
Arm
F o o n u s tra tr .
ees in memory of fen.
nie Needle Goodman by J, nnie
Needle Goodman Club.
One tree in honor of visa of
Shulamith Schwartz by Mrs.
Abraham Caplan.
One tree in honor of birthday
of Charles Irving by his grand-
mother, Bertha Kaufman.
One tree in memory of Dora
Schiff by Monday Night Club.
One tree by Annie Schane-
baum in memory of her brother,
Harris Berkovitz.
One tree in memory of Baby
Schandel by Parents.
One tree in memory of sister
Sara Menucha by Bertha Berko-
vitz.
One tree in memory of mother
Rebecca by Ben Rosenthal.
One tree in memory of mother
Rebecca by Al Rosenthal.
One tree in memory of Mrs.
Lena Weissberger of Los An-
geles by Hebrew Ladies Aid So-

Purity Assembly No. 12, or-
der of Rainbow for Girls, will
hold a card party on March 25
at the Eastern Star Temple, 80
W. Alexandrine. Refreshments
will be served. Tickets may be
had by calling Mrs. Rose Cohen,
TY. 5-7868.
ciety.
Five trees in honor of 'Zvi
cover their bodies sufficiently to Strom by sister Gertrude.
One tree in honor of son
make it possible for them to
show themselves outside their Chaim by Mr. Milinsky.
dingy sleeping quarters."
One tree in honor of his wife
Discussing the conditions of Paula by Mr. Finkelstein.
Two trees in memory of Jen-
refugees in Western Europe, Mr.
Troper said: "In the refugee nie Needle Goodman by her
countries, sonic of which are at friends.
One tree in honor of recovery
war, others neutral, but all mob-
ized and facing the prospect of of H. Zorenkin by Pioneer Wom-
being catapaulted into war at en's Branch 1.
One tree by Mr. and Mrs.
any moment, the refugee com-
mittees are experiencing a grad- David Davis and a contribution
ual diminishing of local assistance by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Speva-
while costs for feeding and kow in memory of Mrs. Jennie
housing refugees are continu- Zeitlin.
Five trees in honor of recov-
ously rising with the result that
greater support must be found ery of Mrs. Harry Rosman by
from governments and outside Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg.
One tree in memory of J. II.
organizations. The various plans
to move some of these refugees Ehrlich by A. J. Blumenau.
Five trees in memory of J. H.
to places of permanent settle-
ment have been interrupted Ehrlich by Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
through the outbreak of the war, liam Hordes.
Two trees in honor of Rubin
but it is hoped that many of
these plans will be revised so as Plafkin by Farband Teachers.
Two trees in memory of Dr.
to remove the tension in those
Joseph Fineman by Mr. and Mrs.
countries.
"It is naturally most desirable A. C. Bluestein.
A contribution from Mr. and
and highly essential that Pales-
tine continue to take its normal Mrs. A. B. Stralser in memory
quota of these people and that of Louis Goldberg.
Five trees honoring Mrs. An-
something may be done to in-
crease the legitimate possibilities na Raskin by Ladies Auxiliary
in that direction to meet the of Congregation Mishkan Israel.
Five trees by Mr. and Mrs.
crying need opened up by the
Sol Pearlman in memory of the
whole Polish situation."
National Organizations Pledge following: Eljah Pearlman, Sar-
ah Ida Pearlman, Mordechat
Support to United
Grinker, Musha Henna Grinker,
Jewish Appeal
Unqualified endorsement and and Samuel Isaac Epstein.
Two trees in honor of 70th
pledges of whole-hearted support
of the United Jewish Appeal for birthday of Dr. Leo M. Franklin
Refugees and Overseas Needs by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II.
were received this week by Rabbi Schakne.
Anyone desiring to plant trees
Abba Hillel Silver and Rabbi
Jonah B. Wise, national chair- in Palestine, please call Mrs. P.
men of the 1940 emergency res- Slomovitz, 17417 Stoepel, Univer-
cue and relief campaign, from sity 1-6972.
scores of national Jewish organi-
zations throughout the country.
Pioneer Women
The organizations are unani-
mous in recognizing that the suf-
fering of large sections of Euro-
The Dexter group of the Pio-
pean Jewry must be alleviated neer Women will have a Purim
with the extension of the widest party March 25, at the home of
possible support for the United Mr. and Mrs. H. Sorin, 83 Rich-
Jewish Appeal, which is the sin- ton.
gle campaign instrumentality for
Simon Richardson will speak
relief and rehabilitation overseas, about "Purim" at the meeting
upbuilding and resettlement in of the Masada unit, March 25,
Palestine and the adjustment of at the home of Mrs. Sidney Ber-
refugees in the United States. man, 18694 Roselawn. Plans
This comprehensive rehabilitation for the Mah Jong tea April 1 at
and resettlement program is ad- the Free Press Tower will also
minitse•ed by the Joint Distribu- be completed at this meeting.
tion Committee, the United Pal-
Drorah Kadimah Group 2 has
estine Appeal and the National now become an independent
Refugee Service, the -three con- group by unanimous decision.
stituent agencies of the United They will henceforth be known
Jewish Appeal.
as the Iledera. This step was
In the spirit of the Feast of taken because of the rapid pro-
Purim which not only signifies gress the group made as a spon
deliverance from oppression, but sored chapter of the Drorah
symbolizes the sending of gifts Kadimah. The next meeting will
to Jews in need, Jewish commu- be held Tuesday, March 26, at
nities throughout the country en- the home of Mrs. A. Gilbert,
gaged in campaigns in behalf of 2956 Glendale. There will be
the Jews in Poland and other a report on one of the phases
parts of Europe will mark the of Sacha•'s "History of the
Purim holiday with increased Jews" by Mrs. Dave Steffin.
activity in behalf of the United Members of other Pioneer Wom-
Jewish Appeal.
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