April 26. ND
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Legal Chronicle
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tion were set forth by Mr. Love-
for the relief and resettlement porary haven there, while the in-
joy, who for many years headed
of the victims of war and home- vasion of Norway has greatly
the National Child Labor Com-
lessness in European lands dur- imperilled the existence of 1,500
mittee and has recently served
( Continued from Page 1)
•
ing a nationwide broadcast on Norwegian Jews and 2,000 refu-
as Director of Field Activities
(Continued from Page 1)
-
Sunday, May 5, under the aus- gees from Germany. American Children in a Democracy; Presi- youth
and Research
of the America
Commission.
of the United Jewish Ap- Jewry will be required to pro- dent Homer P. Rainey of the 1
Welfare Federation, the sponsor p i
peal for Refugees and Overseas vide for an organized effort to University of Texas and former , 0, , fw ' i ' O l b e e o of
of the drive.
t 0 s the special
the
purposes
through
•
vic ims thl
est latest
Ies
a
e p these
director of the American Youth
victims
•
Foundation,"
ndation ," hc
Fred M. Butzel, general chair- Needs. The special program will help
he said
and
Dr
Dr.
Samuel
Mc-
be
heard
over
the
network
of
the
the
United
Jewish
Appeal
for
o serve
"will n
man of this year's campaign, will
disinherited '
Coca
Cavert
of
the
Federal
Mutual
Broadcasting
System
dur-
Refugees
and
Overseas
Needs
Commission,
children of the Catholic, Protest•
preside at the May 6 dinner.
combines the fund-raising
ant and Jewish faiths. The peo.
Pre-campaign and executive ing the half-hour period from which
efforts of the Joint Distribution in
Council
of
Churches
of
Christ
-
,
c
America. Dr. Marion E. Ken ple of this country must be made
committee solicitors have can- 5:30 to 6 p. m. (E. D. S. T.).
Palestine
ni
et
United
ee, th e U •t
to realize that the needs are not
vassed their prospects during the
This broadcast will mark the C Committee,
Appeal and the National Refugee worthy is vice tion,
president.
located at 21 co confined to o a
one race , b ut
i
past week, and in many instances • a Inauguration of "Consecraton
The Found
bein l
substantial increases have been Week" in communities through- Service.
The week of Sunday, May 5 , Fourth Ave., New York City, is that children are e being
fenceless in Europe regardelfetss de.
f
which
wl for-
h' h will
reported by the scores of volun- out the country,
y, w
of
wally open their campaigns in will be a decisive period in the
applying organization
for incorporation
a religious affiliation and racial in-
charitable
under as
the
tear workers.
Unites
behalf of the United Jewish Ap- spring campaign of the
Pre-Campaign and Executive
peol to provide funds for emen- Jewish Appeal, as the foremost laws of New Zork State. In co- many other Protestant children
Rallies
are equally exposed to political
et and
Workers in the Pre-Campaign gency relief assistance to Jews in Jewish communities officially in- op tant
cies, the Foundation will care for and social discrimination. Far
s of au
dented sums for relief and re-
from depriving American chil-
sions of the Allied Jewish Cam- Europe, immigration and settle- hab ilitati on of Jews in the war children eligible to enter under dren of any care, it is my h ope
d other parts of Central existing quota laws, but separated
ment
of
refugees
in
Palestine
paign, now soliciting their pros-
es an
parents by reason of and belief that this movement
pects, held report meetings and and refugee integration in the and Eastern Europe, refugee aid, from their
concentration camps or will serve to quicken our realiza-
United States. The week of May
on
Thursday
at
the
Hotel
a rally
immigration settlement in Pales- war-time conditions.
tion of the needs of all children
Statler. The Pre-Campaign Divi- 5 will witness the most intensive tine and the integration of refu-
and to open up new sources of
communal
activity,
as
all
ele-
Among
those
who
have
already
sion, under the chairmanship of
gees in the United States. This
interest and aid for child wel-
ments
in
Jewish
life
unite
in
the
period
will
be
marked
by
the
consented
to
serve
as
directors
Sidney J. Allen and Nate S.
fare work generally in this coun•
Shapero, met on Thursday after- common purpose of bringing hope most intensive united communal of the Foundation are: Bishop try. It is encouraging to know
noon; and the workers in the and rescue to large sections of activity. Sunday and Monday, Bernard James Sheil, Marshall that those who are most skilled
Executive Committee group, head- the millions of Jews whose sur- May 5 and 6, will be red letter Field, Hon. Bruce Barton, Paul and successful in present pro-
ed by Gus D. Newman and Simon vival has been threatened by the days, when more than a score of T. Beisser, president of the Child grams of placing helpless Ameri-
Shetzer, reported their progress political and economic upheaval cities will simultaneously launch Welfare League of America; Dr. can children in suitable homes
t h e i r unprecedented efforts. Solomon Lowenstein, B i s h o p
preceding the general rally held in Europe.
"Consecration Week" will be Among the communities which Charles K. Gilbert, Dr. Hugo share this view and are among
in the Michigan Room on Thurs-
the most active in advocating this
day evening. Dr. Baruch Braun- the decisive period in the Spring will inaugurate their drives on Freund, head of the Michigan service to children from abroad."
stein, noted world-traveler, edu- phase of the unprecedented na- these dates will be Cleveland. Children's Fund ; Hon. Caroline
. M • S o- O'Day Mrs. Adele Rosenwald
The Foundation is developing
cator, lecturer and author, was tionwide campaign in behalf of St. Louis,
or
• ,
d
the guest-speaker on this occa- the Joint Distribution Committee, kane, Wash.• San Diego, Calif.; Levy, Miss Ruth Taylor, Howard plans to cooperate with the
the United Palestine Appeal and Oklahoma dity and Allentown, S. Cullman, Miss Charlotte Carr. American Friends Service Corn-
sion/
N4v Captains in Trade Set-Up the National Refugee Service, the Pa., which will open their cam- Mrs. Stephen Wise, lion. Monte mittee, of which Mr. Pickett,
Stating that the Trade Council three constituent agencies of the paigns on Sunday, and Detroit, Lemann, Dr. Marion E. Kenwor- president of the Foundation, is
drktlnization for the general cam- United Jewish Appeal, through San Francisco, Washington, D.C., thy, Mrs. George Backer, Miss executive secretary, and with
paign, beginning May 6, was which American Jewry is now Chattanooga, Tenn., and Albany, Agnes King Inglis, Sidney Hol- other agencies engaged in serv-
practically complete, Irving W. seeking to fulfill its responsibil- N. Y., which officially begin on lander, Dr. Robert W. Searle, ing children eligible for entry
Mrs. Dorothy Lehman Bernhard, under the existing quota restiic-
Blumberg and George M. Stutz, ity in the present emergency in the following day.
Other campaigns will be Rev. Dr. Maurice Sheehy, Hon. lions. Mr. Lovejoy expressed the
who head the general campaign Jewish life.
launched during the same week Justine Wise Polier, Jonathan hope that a study of the child's
set-up, named the following cap-
tains in the various trade divi- Jewish Communities L a u n c h in Los Angeles, Kansas City, Daniels, Major Benjamin Namm, personal history, general back-
Nashville, Bridgeport, C o n n ., Dr. John Lovejoy Elliott, Eu- ground, educational record and
Great "Rescue Offensive"
storm, whose names have not pre-
Newark, N. J., and Long Beach, gene Meyer, Dr. Paul E. Scherer, other information would be made
Through U. J. A.
Wously been announced ; Law-
•
rence W. Crohn, Henry W. Stark,
As the spread of war engulfed Calif. Jacob Billikopf, Dr. Viola Be'- available before the child's an-
nard, Dean Dudley D. Carroll, rival in order to assure wise and
alter J. Mayer and Joseph more than 8,000 additional Jews
Drives on in Saginaw and
Harry Scherman, Hon. Whitney careful placement.
artman in the Mercantile Divi- i in Norway and Denmark and
Pontiac
North Seymour, Mrs. Maurice
The facilities of the child wel-
son; Harry J. Glasser in the sounded an ominous warning that
ts
Saginaw, Mich., launched i i Goldman, Hon. Lawrence Dun-
neu- campaign
uilding Trades Division; and Jewish communities in other neu-
on Saturday, April 20, ham, Dr. Otto Nathan, Hon. fare
agencies
throughout
country
as represented
in the
the
amuel Markowitz, Bernard Ko- tral countries in Europe might
Weiss, Child Welfare League of Amer-
filer, Thomas Borman, Sol Schay- soon be drawn into the sphere of with John Merdler as chairman•' Francis •s Sn ,ea ' Louis S. Wei
Morris
Nover
and
Max
Weinberg,
g'
George
L.
Warren,
Lewis
Strauss,
i
Pwitz, Jack Horwitz, Joseph M. destruction, leading Jewish cities co-chairmen ; Ira Mandelstamrn, Mr. Pickett, Mr. Lovejoy and ca will be used in the placement
program and the su p envision of
Lefkofsky, Harry Einstein, Al- in the United States prepared
chairmen, and Max J. Hon. Newbold Morris, treasurer the child after place ment. The
best Green, Herman Franzblau, to launch the greatest "rescue vice
Foundation.
Foundation's Advisory Commit-
Jailt Rbbinowitz and Harry offensive" in the history of Amer- Scharf, secretary and treasurer. of the
The objectives of the Founda- tee on Child Care is in process of
A higher goal, commensurate
Golden in the Food. Products • man Jewry, under the banner of
organization and the personnel
Division.
the United Jewish Appeal for with the vast emergency needs o
General Johnson and Fannie Refugees and Overseas Needs to stricken Jews in Europe, is the budget committee. Members of will be announced shortly.
Hurst to Speak During Nation- bring immediate assistance to the objective of the Welfare Fund the executive committee include
Herbert Kline, who 'recorded
wide Broadcast Ushering in many hundreds of thousands of drive in Pontiac, Mich. Irving S. Birnkrant, Morris Blumeno,
"Consecration Week" for Jews who live in the direct path Steinman heads the drive as H. Dickstein, Rabbi Eric Fried- the deaths of Czechoslovakia and
chairman. Cooperating with him
Poland in the films "Crisis" and
of war.
U. J. A.
are Norman Buckner, co-chair- land, Julius Grodzin, Jacob Ko- "Lights Out in Europe," is plan-
The
lightning
seizure
of
Den-
General Hugh S. Johnson, for-
man; Samuel A. Cohen, treasur- vinsky, Abe Lapides, William B. ning a new film about Mexico,
mer head of the NRA and nation- mark brought under German rule er, and Dr. Joseph Forbes, secre- Mitchell, D. Rachwal, Arthur
ally prominent newspaper colum- a Jewish community of 6,000 in tary. Dr. Forbes and Rabbi Eric Rosenthal and Herman Stein- with a story written by John
("Grapes of Wrath") Steinbeck.
nist, and Fannie Hurst, the noted addition to some 1,200 Jewish Friedland are members of the buck.
novelist, will discuss the needs refugees who had found tem-
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