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POLAND
GOLDMAN
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could proceed to Germany or Ru- ica, Dr. Goldman has divided his
mania for the purpose of apply- time between New York and
ing for immigration visas.
Washington, constantly pleading
for the cause of Jewish national
Visa Offices
"The Legation at Bucharest," redemption with the leaders of
the Visa Division of the State our Government as well as Brit-
Department advised, "is the only ish spokesmen.
Recognized as an outstanding
immigration visa-issuing office in
Rumania, and the Embassy at Hebrew scholar, and one of the
Berlin is the nearest immigra- most effective men on the public
tion visa-issuing office for per- platform, Dr. Goldman combines
sons residing in German-occupied the best qualities of the advocate
Poland. In cases where the ap- for just causes in the printed as
plicants have previously applied well as spoken words. He is the
for visas at the Consulate Gen- author of a number of important
eral at Warsaw, the consular of- books, his "Jew and the Universe"
fice at which the applicants may having been published a few
continue their visa applications weeks ago in a Hebrew transla-
will arrange for the transfer of tion in Palestine, His "Crisis and
their visa dossiers from the War- Decision" is a powerful plea for
saw office."
Jewish national rebirth.
Dr. Goldman's efforts in behalf
The communication also advised
that, "the American Embassy at of Zionism in the past two years
Moscow is not authorized to issue have won the commendations of
former Justice Louis D. Brandeis,
immigration visas."
Justice Felix Frankfurter, Dr.
Dr. Szoszkes' Appointment
Stephen S. Wise and many other
Dr. Henry Szoszkes, noted Po- prominent leaders.
lish leader, has been appointed
national field director of the Fed-
eration of Polish Jews in Amer-
cob Bosniak; Israel Silberman;
ica.
In honor of his appointment, William Bass and others. Harry
Rubenstein, vice-president of
Dr. Szoszkes was feted at a testi- J.
monial dinner tendered him by the Federation, presided.
The dinner served as an occa-
the leaders and friends of the
Federation, Wednesday evening, sion for the official induction of
at Hotel Taft, New York City. Dr. Szoszkes into his new posi-
Among the prominent guests and tion. In his speech of acceptance,
speakers were M. Maldwin Fertig, Dr. Szoszkes outlined a three-
New York State Transit Com- point proposal for a program to
missioner who is chairman of the extend and broaden the political,
executive committee of the emer- organizational and relief work of
gency campaign of the Federa- the Federation of Polish Jews in
tion; Moses Moscowitz of the America and to strengthen the
American Jewish Committee; ties of cooperation with other Na-
Benjamin Winter, president of tional Jewish organizations. He
Federation; Rabbi Joshua Gold- emphasized the fact that the Fed-
berg; Z. Tygel, executive direc- eration aims to cooperate in every
tor; Count Jan Drohojewski, way with the united Jewish relief
counsellor of the Polish Embassy drives and with other existing
at Washington who was present Jewish agencies.
as the representative of the Em-
bassy; Jacob Fishman of the
Jewish Morning Journal; Dr.
The next generation won't have
Samuel Margoshes, editor of the to envy us that walking and
Jewish Day; David Wertheim of talking musical encyclopedia
the Poale Zion; Boris Aisurowitch known as Oscar Levant . . .
of the Ort; Jacob Apenszlak, They'll have one of their own,
former editor of the Warsaw in the person of a junior Levant
daily Nasz Preglad; Dr. Emil whose arrival is expected some
Lengyel, noted writer; Rabbi Ja- time in 1940.
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wood, on Sunday afternoon, at
2 o'clock. At 8:30 p. m. on Mon-
day evening, Dr. Henry Hitt
Crane, pastor of the Central
Methodist Church, will address
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country have been organized.
During his stay in Palestine,
Rabbi Gold was appointed by the
Chief Rabbinate in Jerusalem to
visit the country from Dan to
Beer Sheba to speak before the
Shalutzim and new settlers, to
impress them with the necessity
of respecting the Jewish tradi-
tions in their daily life.
Scion of a well known rab-
binical family, Rabbi Gold's
father was the famous talmudist
Rabbi Yokev Meyer of Suwalk,
Poland.
Rabbi Gold has travelled ex-
tensively. Ile has visited most of
the European countries and has
toured through practically every
town in Poland in the interests
of the Mibrachi. He has been a
delegate to all Zionist Congresses
in the last 20 years, represent-
ing. the Mizrachi of Ainc•ica and
Palestine respectively. He was
also a member of the American
Zionist delegation that first met
12, 1940
in London after the Bill luur
laration, in order to
reconstructionof
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the general
Zionist Organization. Ile is
membr of the Jewi!. Agency a
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