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June 27, 1941
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Camp Kinderwelt
Mrs. Daniel Siegel
Center Art Exhibit
Will Open Sunday
Awards Announced
Elected President
of N.H.J.C. League This Sunday, June 29, will
The Jewish Community Center's
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NEW YORK. — The United at the discretion of Chief Rabbi
Palestine Appeal has allocated Isaac Halevi Herzog, it was an-
the sum of $5,000 to be used for nounced by Dr. Abba Hillel Sil-
relief purposes in the Old Yishuv ver, national chairman
art committee which, during the
mark the opening of the Far-
past week, has sponsored the one-
The Detroit League of the Na- band Camp and Kinderwelt of
man show by Rosa Rush and the tional Home for Jewish Children the Jewish National Workers' Al-
student art exhibit, at the Center, at Denver unanimously elected liance and Poale Zion, near Chel-
Woodward at Holbrook, has just Mrs. Daniel Siegel. president. sea, Mich.
announced the prize winners in Others elected are: Mrs. Al Mey-
This is the 13th season of the
each class of the student exhibit. ers and Mrs. Maurice Schwartz, camp, where thousands of chil-
In the advanced art class, vice-presidents; Mrs. Al Koffman, dren have spent their summer
taught by Leon Makielski, prizes recording secretary; Mrs. Robert under the guidance of experi-
were awarded to the following:
enced counsellors and teachers,
First, "Nude" (charcoal) by Mil-
and have received a Jewish edu-
ton Gershgoren; second, "Study"
cation. About 100 children are
(charcoal) by Thedoore Wacho-
expected in camp on the opening
wicz; third, "Head" (pastel) by
day and many more are to come
Mildred Schapero; fourth, "Por-
in the first two weeks.
trait" (pastel) by Bertha Rosen-
There are a few places left
baum. Honorable mention was
unreserved in Kinderwelt. Par-
given to Saul Rosen ("Head"),
ents are urged to take advantage
Shirley Lichtman ("Still Life"),
of this opportunity, before it is
James A. Bentley ("Greek Boy"),
too late.
Fred A. Kasin ("Model"), Lil-
An interesting program is be-
lian Shcolnck ("Still Life"), and
ing prepared for the week-end of
Sylvia Stein ("Log Cabin").
July 4. The rates are moderate.
In the elementary art class,
For reservations call daily 11
taught by Jaseha Schwartzmann,
a. m. to 2 p. m.: Sunday 9 to
Mae Dix won first prize for her
"Texture Study" and also honor-
12 a m., Tyler 4-8988.
able mention for her "Color Sym-
phony". Other Bassey, third prize
WAR
for "Violin Study"; Audrey Tol-
mich, fourth prize for "Jug".
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Regina Kassel and Irene Gilbert
received honorable mention for
tion of war against Russia
"Violin Study" and "Jug and
when once again the Jew fig-
Bowl" respectively.
ured as the "villain" of the
The jury of award was com-
piece.
posed of Mrs. David B. Werbe,
In his self-commiserating ex-
chairman of the Center art com-
MRS. DANIEL SIEGEL
planations as to why he was
mittee, Leon Makielski and Jascha
compelled to invade the Soviet
Schwartzmann.
Drews, financial secretary; Mrs.
The exhibit has been consist- Joseph Mazer, treasurer; Mrs. Union, the Fuehre• said that
ently well attended since the Jack Berger, corresponding sec- certain guarantees for territorial
integrity had been given to Ru-
opening on June 16, when the
mania and that this was a great
art committee held a reception retary; board of directors, Mes-
B. burden since Germans "are nei-
dames
Nat
Bronstein,
M.
for the school and friends. Mem-
Beakman,
Cy
Brock,
Robert
ther Englishmen nor Jews."
bers of the committee who helped
Ever since August, 1939, and
Mrs. Werbe receive were Mes- Brock, Robert Brown, Sam Feld-
dames Irving Belinsky, Harry man, Saul Glueckman, Philip the signing of the Nazi-Soviet
Farbsten, Alexander Freeman, Greenwald, Sam Goldman, Jack pact, Hitler's famous phrase
Morris Garvett, Mortimer Meyer, Lefton, George Jackson, Edward "Bolshevistic-Jewish alliance" had
Milton Strauss and Julius Wolf- Krause, Moe Leiter, Sol Levy, given way to "plutocratic-Jewish
ner. Other committee members Joseph Melton, Morry Scholnick, alliance." In the meantime, one
have received on succeeding eve- Eugene Spannier, Herman important Jew after another was
Schmier, Ben Silberstein, Edward physically or figuratively liqui-
nings.
The exhibit has been extended Solomon, Aaron Silberblatt, Nat dated in Russia to appease Hit-
for one more week, through June Weingarden, Sidney Wallace, ler, chief among the victims being
30, and may be viewed at the Leon Zeckman.
Maxim Litvinov, the old exponent
Jewish Community Center daily
At a luncheon held at Knoll- of the collective security law as
except Saturday, during the wood Country Club on June 20, the guarantee of international
hours the building is open, tl a. at which past and new officers p eac e.
m. to 10 p. m., Friday till 5 p. m. and committee chairmen were
With the launching of his new
present, Mrs. Siegel, president, war of aggression, Hitler is
announced the following commit- counted on to direct his propa-
tee chairmen for the ensuing ganda efforts, in England and
vear: Program, Mrs. Sidney Wal- the United States, at convincing
lace, Mrs. Charles Lapides; pub- appeasement, Fascist and anti-
The Jewish National Fund licity, Mrs. Robert Drews; hospi- Semitic circles of the truth of
Council of Detroit announces the tality, Mrs. Monte Weston. Mrs. his old canard that the Jews
planting of trees in Palestine Edward Krause; telephone. Mrs. are responsible for Bolshevism,
forests as follows:
Robert Brown, Mrs. Cy Brock; and that in fighting Russia he is
In the Leo M. Butzel Forest: minting, Mrs. Nat Weinga•den, engaged in a world crusade to
Trees in memory of Paul Hur- Mrs. Cv Ross; play groups, Mrs. protect capitalism and Christian-
witz by Sylvia Maiseloff, Hen- David Ebner, Mrs. Moe Prince; ity. "The task is to safeguard
rietta Ilassol, Ruth Applebaum, memorial and happy day fund, Europe and thus save all," Hit-
Helen Rottenberg, Helen Bru- Mrs. Morry Scholnick, Mrs. Han- ler declared in his war pro-
son, Lillian Glickman, Betty Zack ry Barnett; delinquent dues, Mrs. nouncement.
and Evelyn Koppelman; two trees Bennett Fenberg, Mrs. Joseph Nazis Call American Jews Brit-
in memory of Mrs, Ethel Gold- Mellon; membership, Mrs. Max
ain's Enemies
farb and Mrs. Rose Friedman of
The Nazis have nut a new
Mrs.
Carl
Shalit.
Mrs.
,
Cleveland, by Dr. and Mrs. G. Kerner
Schmier; nominating twist in America's friendship for
Herman
Britain. They accuse American
G. Fineman; one tree in memory
of Samuel Slobin by Mesdame
Mrs. Sol Levy.
Mesdames committee,
Tribute
Tribute was paid to Mrs. Harry Jews of scheming to confiscate
Schwartz, Springer and Garfin- Goldberg who served as presi- the British Empire.
kel; two trees in memory of dent for the past three yearS. In
This conclusion. published in
Norbert Leonard by Jewish Wo- spite of illness and the loss of the Voelkischer Beobachter, is
men's European Welfare; one her devoted mother. Mrs. Gold- derived from Sir Victor Sassoon's
tree in memory of Norbert Leo- berg led the Detroit League of recent statement in San Fran-
nard Zuckerman by Mrs. Anna N. H. J. C. to successes in var- cisco that political unity is pos-
Bible between the United States
Goldberg.
ions activities.
In the Pioneer Women's For-
Mrs. Siegel announced that and Great Britain.
est: one tree honoring gradua- plans are now being made for
tion of Caroline Miriam Rosen the fall fund-raising project of Brodetsky Hopes for Hitler De.
thal by Mr. and Mrs. David which Mrs Robert Drews will be
feat in Russia
LONDON (JPS) — Stressing
Sheraga.
general chairman, Mrs. Maurice
To plant trees in Palestine Schwartz. co-chairman, and Mrs. the fact that millions of Jews
Forests call the chairman of the Carl Shalit, chairman of arrange- live in Soviet territories, Pro-
tree committees of the Jewish
fessor Segil Brodetsky, president
National Fund Council of Detroit, ments.
of the British Board of Jewish
Mrs. Alexander W. Sanders, Ho- Dutch Still Resisting Nazi Anti- Deputies, pointed out to a meet-
garth 0967, 12342 Broadstreet.
iner of the board that it was
Semitism
The tales of Dutch insistence doubly important for the Ger-
Harry Schumer's Mother Is
holding to the tradition of man armies to meet defeat in
Dead
Dead at Age of 75
tolerance mount. Bernard Caus- Russia.
Professor Brodetsky also voic-
Mrs. Mollie Schumer of 3334 ton, in Time and Tide, an Eng-
Richton Ave. died on Wednesday. lish weekly, reports the follow- ed the horror of British Jewry
at Harper Hospital, at the age of ing: at the anti-Jewish laws in Vichy,
75. Funeral services were held h Details have lately begun to France.
Thursday at the Hebrew Benevo-
through of the persecution
lent Society on Joy Road, with of Jews in
i Holland and of the Publisher Paul Block Dead at 63
Rabbi J. S. Sperka officiating. reaction which. it provoked. Men NEW YORK (JPS) — Paul
Mrs. Schumer was a member of of even slightly non-Aryan an- Block, publisher of The Pitts-
Adas Jeshurun Synagogue. She is cestry are being deprived a burgh Post-Gazette. The Toledo
survived by five sons, Harry, who posts in the Civil Service and Blade. and The Toledo Times,
is prominent as a leader in labor debarred from study at the uni- died here last Sunday at the age
Zionist circles here, Sol, Jacob, versity or from practicing profes- of 63.
Mr. Block had during his life-
Joseph and Samuel, and 11 grand- sional duties.
"A strike developed at Am- time owned a half dozen other
children.
stardom in protest and prompt papers throughout the United
reprisals were taken. Jews were States. He wrote many of his
forced to stand on all fours on own editorials, using a bold-face,
HARRY SCHARE
flied on June 21 at the age of the pavements while Germans two-column form.
Mr. Block was born in Elmira,
- Rabbi Adler officiated at the walked over their hands. Pro-
70.
funeral. The body was taken to fessors and students at Delft and N. Y., in 1877. His first work on
New York for burial. He is stir- Leyden protested and their uni- a newspaper was in 1893, when
vived by his sons, Manny M., versifies were closed in conse- he became an advertising solici-
demonstrators for for The Elmira Sunday Tele-
Aryan
Martin, James, Max and Philip quence.
of Detroit; Joseph L.' of Cincin- were removed to prison and made gram. He was head of the 1931
nati, and daughter, Mrs. J. Zuc- to walk up and down stairs all appeal of the Federation of Jew-
ker of New York; a sister, Mrs. day saying: 'I will not strike ish Philanthropic Societies in New
York.
again.'"
A. Stoller of Detroit.
Trees Planted in
Palestine Forests
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