October 16, 1940

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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ta•y of the War Office, speaking
F. Simons, Mrs. Abraham Srere,
on behalf of tha t office.
Melville S. Welt, James Wine-
Laborite Colo nel Josiah C.
man and Dr. Max Winslow.
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Wedgwood had asked what i;rog.,t
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Elected for a one year term, to
ress was being made in the mat.
ates in the general fund-raising fill vacancies, were Samuel J. cific problems which confront H. Morgan. This is particularly ter of arming the Jews of Pal-
Rands,
Joseph
Sandler
and
Frank
being undertaken in view of the estine in order to prevent It:dian
program of the annual Detroit
them.
Community Fund drive. Function- Wetsman.
"The part the American Jew- bombing attacks on Tel Aviv, and German control of Syria. Mr,
Maurice A. Glasier, former ish communities play in the world even though that city contains
ing actively throughout the year,
Law replied that "it is clearly
president of the Junior Service scene as well as locally is to be no military objectives, he said.
undesirable to make any state-
Group, was retained as an ex- the general theme of this meet-
Mr. Morgan asked what was
officio member of the board; and ing," said Mr. Shetzer. "The de- being done about compensation ment on the progress of plans
to prevent Italian and German
Jacob L. Keidan, the present tonation of the European debacle
for the victims of air attacks
president of the Junior Group, has made itself felt here in in- throughout Palestine. Mr. Hall control of Syria."
was added to the board as an
creasing problems to Jewish com- declared that Colonial Secretary
ex-officio member.
Lord Lloyd had been in commun- Polish Government-in-Exile Gives
The slate for the new officers munities.
Thanks to Palestinians for
"Many Detroiters, active in ication with the High Commis-
and directors of the Detroit
sioner concerning a scheme for
Cooperation
Service Group was presented by community life, are already plan- compensation of such victims, and
Ben B. Fenton, chairman of the ning to attend the conference,"
TEL AVIV (Palcor Agency)—
nominating committee. Mr. Fen- continued Mr. Shetzer. "But, I that the details of such aid were The Polish government-in-Exile,
being
worked
out
locally.
sincerely
hope
that
many
others,
ton's committee included Aaron
through its foreign minister Au-
Messages of sympathy had gust Zaleski, expressed its grati-
J. Blumenau, Nathan Bonin, Her- who have not attended previous
bert Eiges, Louis Robinson and regional meetings and national been sent by Prime Minister tude for the expressions of loy-
assemblies, will, in view of the Winston Churchill and by Lord alty and solidarity to Poland's
David Welling.
situation confronting us today, Lloyd to the victims of the bru- cause sent it by the Polish Af-
Business of Meeting
Irving W. Blumberg, who pre- take advantage of this opportu- tal attacks, the undersecretary fairs Committee of Palestine,
sided, gave an analysis of the nity to confer with the leaders of reported, adding that he was sure which was formed on the anni•
subscriptions to the 1940 Allied other communities for mutual that the House would wish to versary of the German invasion
Jewish Campaign. A report of counsel and advice. We are for- associate itself with those mes- of Poland mainly for the purpose
the Federation executive commit- tunate that we have established sages.
of providing relief for Polish-
tee was given by its chairman, the conference as a means to No Discussion of Syrian Status Jewish refugees.
Fred M. Butzel, and Harry R. this end."
Permitted at Present
Answering a message that had
Solomon, chairman, gave a report
Max Hirsch of Cincinnati, who
been sent to London by the Com-
The
present
status
of
Syria,
of the work of the collection the East Central States Region
mittee, Zaleski cabled Dr. Henry];
also serves as a vice-chairman of from which further mass arrests Rosmarin, Polish consul general
committee.
Jacob L. Keidan, president of of the Council of Jewish Fed- of General de Gaulle's support- station at Tel Aviv, asking him
the Detroit Junior Service Group, erations and Welfare Funds, ers were reported this week end, to convey to the committee both
IRVING W. BLUMBERG
reported on the work of the heads the program committee for could not be discussed publicly
on its formation
junior organization, and a report the seventh annual regional con- at this time was indicated by congratulatiois
it supervises the collection of on the 1941 Community Fund ference at Indianapolis.
Richard K. Law, financial secre- and the expbt ssions of gratitude.
Allied Jewish Campaign pledges, Campaign was presented by Isi-
-NowitivirsisSineratto.!
promotes programs, directs pub- dore Sobeloff, executive director
licity, and serves the Junior De- of the Federation, in the absence
HONESTLY
AGED
HONESTLY BREWED
an ad- of Melville S. Welt. Mr. Blum-
troit Service Group in
gt.
visory capacity.
berg also called for reports from
Other Officers
the Federation Insurance Com-
Maurice A. Enggass was elect- mittee, headed by Hyman C.
ed vice-chairman of the Detroit Broder, and the Public Relations
•
Service Group board of directors. Committee, of which Israel Him-
Vice presidents for the coming elhoch is chairman.
year are Ben B. Fenton, Harry
Cohen, Myron A. Keys and
C
Ben Kramer. Miss Esther R. Prus- UNCLE OF PHILIP AND MAX
FRENDEL SOUGHT IN
Al
sian was •e-elected secretary of
DETROIT
the group.
New members elected to the
G. Perelmuter, Agencia Com-
Service Group board of directors mercial e Maritina, 45, rua
for a three year term include: d'Alecrim, Lisbon, Portugal, for-
Sidney L. Alexander, Mrs. Sidney merly of Belgium, is looking for
J. Allen, Nathan Bonin, Mrs.
Perry P. Burnstine, Harry Cohen, a Mr. Weisman who is the uncle
Harry Davidson, Alfred Dreifuss, of Philip and Max Frendel who
Max C. Handler, Israel Himel- recently arrived in the United
hoch, Myron A. Keys, Max J. States. Anyone knowing the
A
Kogan, Ben Kramer, Lawrence whereabouts of this man, please
Michelson, Gus D. Newman, Mey- contact Mrs. Maurice Goldstick,
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