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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1940-04-05

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Apr il 5, 1940

BETH EL HIGH
CLASS REUNION

fund-raising in the Joint Distribution Committee, is
National Home in Palestine. He would in
which under-
described his visits in Palestine amount of forty or fifty million that organization and
strengthen
dollars, instead of twenty-three akes to provide
and
the
rise
of
the
Jewish
popu-
(Continued from Poi g e 1)
lation in the land from 41,000, million dollars for 1940. But, at the material resources of those
All former members of Mr.
ma- when he was first there in 1913, least we can do what must at fellow-Jews who throughout 40
to a discussion of the t hree
the drive to close to 500,000 today, and once be done, in order to save years or more have come to re- and Mrs. R. Levine's course in
jor agencies included in in Corn- said that Dr. Theodor IIerzl him- those who may yet be saved; to build Palestine and who have comparative religion at Beth El's
.—the Joint Distributic Refugee self told him 40 years ago that succor those who have endured been joined in the last seven Senior High School have been
mitee, th e National Palestine he hoped for a Jewish settlement the most bitter agony; whose suf- years by no less than seventy- invited to attend a reunion of
Service an d the United he plight in Palestine of ' 100,000 in a fering is a reproach to civilize- five to one-hundred thousand students to be held this Sunday,
Appeal. Describing
European generation. Dr. Wise predicted tion, and at the same time, a refugees from the Naziland April 7, from 3 to 5:30 p. m.
of Central and Eastern dience to that by 1950 there will be close challenge to us, their fellow- alone. Palestine offers these more
The program, designed to re-
Jewry, he moved his au
than temporary shelter. Palestine call classroom episodes of former
of
the
to
1,500,000
Jews
in
Palestine
as
Jews.
Most
of
us
have
read
the
of
tears with the reports
result of the great achieve- sad report of His Eminence, has ceased to be what other years, has been prepared by a
tragedies inflicted upon millions a
Cardinal Hlond, of Poland, to His places promised to become—an committee headed by Elaine Rei-
great
ora-
meats
of Jewish pioneering.
of Jews. '1'rue to .his
Holiness, the Pope. That report, experiment station of Jewish re- ser Williams. Assisting her are
Union of Fund-Raising
torical ability, Dr. Wise for more
settlement has been wrought, a Jeanette Schulman, Bernice Ne-
as it is, could be more
than an hour and a qua irter kept In the course of his address, .: tragic
than matched, if a tithe of the miracle of transformation of a mer, Sidney Goldman and Mar-
his audience spellbound 1, and he Dr. Wise, who is the president of
land by a people, which has
Lattin.
mixed their emotions with a the American Jewish Congress truth could be known with re- transformed itself from insecure tin Anyone who has taken this
and
his
and
the
president
of
the
Jewish
spect
to
the
illimitable
agony
of
humor
some
of
and
uncreative
European
ghetto-
deep
course, and has not yet sent in
masterful grip upon th em when Institute of Religion, as well as the Jews of what was and what dwellers into a free, creative, his reservation, may do so by
he moved them to sei ious con- Rabbi of the Free Synagogue of again will be Poland.
secure
people.
calling Mrs. Levine, Tyler 4-
"Within this union of fund-
i
"In one word, the United Jew- 2108, or the school office.
cern (iv , r their dutie s in the New York, said:
"The
Allied
Jewish
Campaign
raising
agencies
there
stands
the
present situation.
ish Appeal is American neutrality
Paying great tribut e to the of 1940 represents a union of American Jewish Joint Distribu- at its best, in that it serves all,
hi h have
i , which
hi h may foal
in
ave ion Committee, which
i agenc es
American J ewi s h Join t 1 Disribu- fund-ra is ng
Wise corn- set out to secure funds in order be described as the Jewish World irrespective of political questions. Neugarten Sunshine Club
ttee,
Dr.
I
tion Comm
agency to help meet one of the gravest
"I earnestly entreat you, as I
Plans May Party
pared
pared this great reli( Cross in calamities in the age-old history ne ❑ Dross —tae
• re
to the worldwide Red
close,
not to yield to the spirit of
to
hear
and
to
answer
every
cry
the extent of the ser /ices it is of the Jewish people.
The May Party, the spring
defeatism. American Jews can-
enng. "I am pro ud of the
"It is nothing less than over- for help from Jews, wherever
remain idle and unconcerned fund-raising project, was under
cc over a whelming disaster that has over- these are in need, or whenever not
D.
C.
and
its
servi
while millions of their fellow- discussion at the board meeting
Jderi
period of 26 years," h declared. taken one-third of world Jewry. wrong assails them and injustice Jews are being destroyed. Do not of the Neugarten Sunshine Club
In his discussion of the Polish This Central and Fast European strikes at them. The J. D. C., delegate the responsibility which on April 1, at the Jewish Com-
situation, Dr. Wise said that Jewry, a result of Germany's as the American Jewish Joint rests upon you to others. No munity Center.
"Medical aid for the needy is
within a few days the re will be war against Poland, and before Distribution Committee is fa- Jew in Detroit is too big or too
made public an impoi rtant mes- and after that the Nazis' unpro- miliarly and affectionately known, little to take his full share in a the fundamental principle of our
sage he received froi n Premier voked war against the Jews is that agency which, beyond any great community responsibility. organization," said Mrs. Samuel
Sokorski of the Poll: 3h govern- everywhere, has been over- other, reaches out to the utter- Detroit has a high tradition of Blocher, president. "The addi-
meat in exile, a(lmi tting that whelmed, but it is not destroyed. most parts of the earth, to bring service by which to live. Surely tional necessity for dental work,
anti - Semitism quick , ened the If the victims of the direst anti- assurance to our fellow-Jews, it will be equal to that challeng- glasses and surgical appliances
Jewish assault in history do not however grievously wounded, ing tradition."
at this time requires additional
doom of Poland.
that they are not forgotten and
funds."
The work of the National suffer themselves to be defeated, that American Jewry is eager to
Mrs. Chas. Aller conducted
Refugee Service was lauded by then surely we American-Jews, serve and to save its fellow-Jews,
who dwell in the midst of peace,
the meeting and invited guests
Rabbi Wise because it ; strives to
DITTO
CLUB
whenever
serving
and
saving
are
prevent refugees fron. becoming security and freedom, will not
Ditto Club entertained at a and members to purchase tickets
acknowledge defeat.
needed.
liabilities to this count ;ry.
dinner
dance in honor of its fifth from Mrs. Martin Krause, Tyler
"The United Palestine Appeal,
"True it is that all cannot be
Dr. Wise's concluding state-
anniversary,
at Club Royale, on 5-8960, or Mrs. Richard Robi-
which has been associated for
ncr, co-chairman, DA. 5019.
ments dealt with the work for done on behalf of the sufferers years with the American Jewish March 29.
the redemption of the Jewish which cries to be done, for that

DR. WISE

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