America 'elvish Periodical Carter
,June 27, 1941
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Polish Federation
With the Jewish Dinner of Detroit Chapter of Hebrew Institute
on
Tuesday
Evening
Convenes
June 28-29
Of Technology of Haifa, Palestine,
War Veterans
The Jewish War Veterans posts
announce activities for the sum-
mer and fall.
Post No. 135 has allocated
$100 for a number of flag pres-
entations throughout the city.
Subversive activities committees
of the various posts are cooper-
ating with the Federal Bureau of
Investigation and other govern-
mental agencies. The post is con-
templating changing its meeting
place to the northwest section of
the city. In July it will also spon-
sor an all-day picnic.
Post No. 225 of Wyandotte ar-
ranged an elaborate all-day pro-
gram for July 4. There will be
a mammoth parade in cooperation
with various civic, governmental
and veteran groups, on the main
thoroughfare in Wyandotte. A
number of sports events will be
held including swimming, boat-
ing, baseball and tennis. Out-
standing representatives of the
community will be speakers of
the day, and a picnic is also on
the program. All war veterans in-
cluding the general public are
welcome to attend the ceremonies
and special events without charge.
The Lieut. Eli Levin Post elect-
ed the following administration:
Commander, Harry Carson; sr.
vice commander, David Wrubel;
jr. vice commander, Sam Tobias;
judge advocate, Otto A. Silvers;
board of trustees, Sam Jacoby,
George Walt, Harry Lupiloff.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held a
successful garden party on Wed-
nesday at the residence of Mrs.
Eli Levin. A squad of military
police from Selfridge Field acted
as honor guards, officers from
Selfridge Field, Grosse Ile and
the Army were honored guests as
well as the representatives of
the United Service Organization,
Inc. Proceeds of the affair were
turned over to the United Service
Organization fund.
Arrangements are being made
by the State Department to have
a large number attend the na-
tional encampment to be held in
Buffalo in August. Arrangements
for an elaborate three-day con-
vention program have been
planned.
FISHMAN
(Continued from Page 1)
The thirty-third annual con-
vention of the American Federa-
tion for Polish Jews will be held
On Saturday, June 28, and Sun-
day, June 29, at Hotel La Reine,
Bradley Baech, N. J. it was an-
* nounced by Benjamin Winter,
president. Close to 900 delegates
are expected and will represent a
total membership of 15,000 mem-
bers of the Federation and its
affiliated societies.
DEFEND
AIRVIEW OF CAMPUS OF HAIFA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Harvey H. Goldman, chairman
of the newly-formed Detroit chap-
ter of the Hebrew Institute of
Technology in Haifa, Palestine,
announces that the group will
meet on Tuesday evening, July 1,
at the Jewish Community Center,
at a dinner in honor of Dr.
Rudolph Samuel, visiting repre-
sentative of the institute in this
country.
Reservations for the dinner can
be made by calling Mr. Goldman
or the Zionist office, Cherry 6559.
Prof. Samuel will address the
gathering which will be attended
by a prominent group of Detroit
leaders.
Besides Mr. Goldman, officers
of the Detroit chapter include
Fred M. Butzel, honorary chair-
man; Prof. Peter Altman, vice-
chairman; Benjamin Wilk, treas-
urer; Karl B. Segall and Leon
Kay, secretaries.
Among the patrons of the so-
ciety are: Dean Collins P. Bliss,
president, Engineering Index;
Dr. Karl T. Compton, president,
Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
that the State Department order president,
nology; Dr.
Harvey Institute
N. Davis,
Stevens
of
is not the result of general con-
ditions, but of isolated instances. gan,
Technology;
Stephen
Dug-
director, Dr.
Institute
of Inter-
And even these are not verified. national Education; Dr. Albert
No one
knows was
whether
vans
refugee
really the
in Ha-
the Einstein, Princeton; Hon. Julian
service of the Gestapo. There Mack, Judge, U. S. Circuit Court
a greater variety of subjects and
a greater possibility of finding a
livelihood in Palestine, and to
make it the industrial research
station which the country needs
more than anything else, if the
settlement of refugees in large
numbers shall be made possible.
The graduate engineers and
master mechanics of the Hebrew
Institute of Technology in Haifa,
Palestine, the outstanding tech-
nical institution in the Near East,
play an important role in the
British war efforts.
The Iraq Oil Co., owning the
oil pipes leading from the Mosul
oil fields in Iraq to the port of
Haifa, the Palestine Potash Co.,
exploiting the saline deposits in
the Dead Sea, the Alexandrian
Harbor Authority, as well as
numerous public and private en-
terprises have been employing
graduates of that institute in key
positions.
Wartime demands on existing
industries, the creation of new
industries because of wartime
needs, have made the supply of
technical men in Palestine wholly
inadequate. This dearth of tech-
nical skill was still further ag-
gravated by the fact that many
of the available technicians en-
listed for active military service
with the Palestine Jewish units
of the British Near East Forces.
Of the 10,000 Palestine Jews serv-
ing there, about 1,600 are enlisted
in the various technical services,
such as engineering and trans-
portation. The commanding offi-
cers of that army have been
lavish in their praise of the in-
telligence and fighting qualities
of the men serving with those
units.
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The artistic Ketubahs — the to the tree-planting fund of the
marriage certificates—of the Jew- Jewish National Fund.
ish National Fund are being
Mr. Hordes urges that en-
used widely in Detroit, according gaged couples ask the rabbis who
to William Hordes, president of are to perform at their weddings DRIVE
the Jewish National Fund Coun- to provide them with the Jewish SAFELY!
cil of Detroit.
National Fund Ketubahs. These
These Ketubahs, which are Ketubahs can be secured through
among the most impressive artis- Jewish National Fund workers or
tic certificates available for reli- committees or t h r o ugh Mr.
gious Jewish ceremonies, were Hordes, at 2308 Calvert Ave., or
prepared by an outstanding artist, 605 Fox Theater Bldg.
Its use is conditional only upon
The J. N. F. Ketubahs were
a contribution by the newlyweds
used last Sunday at the weddings
of Mr. and Mrs. George Charnass
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Singer.
Bicur Cholem Jrs.
is another side of the story that of consulting
Appeals; engineer;
Leon S. Moisseieff,
Edward A.
must be heard.
American
president,
Norman,
The Ludicrous Note
Tconomic Committee for Pales-
Fear of the development of an tine; Harry Scherman president ,
espionage ring, rather than abso- Book-of-the-Month C,
Club; Prof.
lute knowledge of the existence
Moonlight June 29
of such a ring, is the best argu- Harold
Urey,
Columbia
Uni-
versity; C.
Mrs.
F. Schiff
Warburg;
ment that can he offered for the Prof. Abel Wolman, Johns Hop-
The annual moonlight excur-
action.
kins University; Samuel Zemur- sion of the Bicur Cholem Juniors
The most bitter aspect of the ray, President, United Fruit Co. will be held on Sunday evening,
situation is that the State De- The president of the society June 29.
partrnent seems to assume that is Lazarus White, consulting en-
The boat will leave from the
every Jewish refugee is a can- gineer, president of Spencer,
foot of Woodward Ave. at 9
dictate for espionage service. If, White & Prentiss, who was re-
here and there, terror forces one cently awarded the 1941 Egles- p. m. and the excursionists will
such refugee to act for the Nazis, ton Medal of the Columbia Uni- be taken on a Lake St. Clair
it is still not fair to conculde versity Engineering School's Al- cruise.
George Kavanagh and his or-
that every Jew who leaves rela- umni Association for "distin-
tives behind in Nazified terri- g u i s h e d engineering achieve- chestra will be featured on the
lake ride.
tories will succumb to Gestapo ment."
Mrs. Charles Klein, 2938 Stur-
threats.
The Haifa Institute of Tech- tevant Ave., is the chairman in
Evidently the State Depart- nology was founded in 1912 with
charge of arrangements.
ment is ready to make hundreds the help of the late philanthro-
of innocents suffer rather than pist, Jacob Schiff of New York.
let one guilty person escape. The institute comprises today a
This is in direct contradiction to technical college of university
Kvutzah Activities
the laws of civilized justice. And standard, a technical high school
it is being practiced on human for artistans and craftsmen, eve-
Kvutzah Ivrith had its annual
beings who are struggling to ning extension classes for the
save themselves from a living training of skilled workers, voca- Hugim Evening last Saturday,
hell, from a scourge of murder- tional training courses for immi- June 21. Herman D. Boraks,
ers. grants and a technical extension president, was chairman of the
A ludicrous note is injected service for agricultural settle- evening.
The following representatives
into the situation by the fact ments.
The institute counts at present of the Hebrew circles delivered
that this step was taken after
the United States closed down about 1,000 pupils, of whom 500 brief addresses: Lillian Tron for
the German consulates. With are students of the Technical the Friday Night Chug directed
whom will these alleged Gestapo College proper. Twelve times by J. M. Mathis; Helen Berris
I. Soref's Chug; Yale Dom-
representatives have dealings, if graduating classes have passed of
the consultates are closed? the final examination of B. Sc. nitch of A. Kuperman's Chug;
Louis Panush for the Chug of
What has happened to the standard and the graduates of the young instructors. Morris
'
in their profes-
FBI? Is it no longer able to the college
estme and in neigh- Lachover and Solomon Kasdan
cope with the "horrible" (I an _ sions in Palestine
s, and spoke in the name of the Kvutzah.
boring countries with succes
ger of a few misled refugees?
Rabbi Max Weine of Rutland,
The whole story is tragic, par- sometimes with distinction. Three Vermont, was a guest at this
departments,
architecture,
chil
l
ticularlv in view of the liberal-
liberal-
Kvutzah gathering.
'
ality with which internal traitors and
industrial engineering, have
Mass singing was directed by
and fifth-columnists are handled' been fully developed in the col- Miss Shirley Subar. Refreshments
lege, and in its laboratories a
It simply doesn't belong in Pres- number of experts of high inter- were served by the Ladies' Aux-
national reputation instruct their iliary,
gram.
Next Saturday night, June 28,
h work
ils
(c opyright 1911 by Independent Jet, Ish pu p
in pure and applied sciences in the members of the Kvutzah
Proms Service, Inc.)
the interest of the counrty. At Ivrith will be the guests of the
Congratulations are due Solo- present the Hebrew Institute of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kvutzah
mon Goldman of Chicago on the Technology is preparing for a at a joint gathering at 9 o'clock
marriage of his attractive younger final extension, to offer to the in the Rose Sittig Cohen Build-
daughter. ever-increasing stream of students ing.
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