DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Habonim Lays Cornerstone of Building
As Memorial to Joseph Rosenberg
CAPITOL
Friday , August 18• 1944
Brandeis Memorial Amphitheater Planned
By Zionist Organization of America
FETTER
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Edu- tpaelnesttiihi zeit
'l. st s t wi 's
N‘ A vii i i neh r e icag nrantt
Zioni
The Annual Youth Day held standing characteristics of these
cation was the central interest
be expected to carry the chief
of a meeting Sunday morning of burden in Palesti ne' s devil oi ll .
last Sunday at Camp Kinneret is camps. The season at Kinneret
will close with a five-day educa-
" i
By
CHARLES
BENSON
the executive committee of the meat toward a wholly ,elf- suP p.
maintained by Habonim, Labor tional
semnar
and
a
regional
or
seminar
i
Turkey's
long-awaited
breaking
Zionist Organization of America. porting community. It is not t oo
few-
conference.
ganizational
Zionist Youth Organization,
to
Lured the laying of the corner-
off of diplomatic and economic re- The executive was the guest on early for American Zionists
lations with Germany has for- this occasion of the Brandeis heig ht en their a war e n ess n f t h is
stone of a new building which is
essiteyo.m
to be erected as a memorial to 14 adassah Planning
many taken place. But it is not Camp Institute, located in Win- necA comprehensive
pre
report o f
Joseph Rosenberg, young Labor H
an untempered blessing for the terthd e, Pa. This Institute is
of Jewish and Zion.
is
hte
Zionist leader of Detroit, who Postwar Program
under
the
auspices
of
the
Amer-
t
Jews of Europe.
o
educati n was presented to
British its
Zionist Youth Commission,
was lost in the South Pacific a
official
Allies,
The
by
Simon
ge
a
ar
n
sources here point out, have the whose chairman is Herman L. the
few months ago.
. of Philadelphia ; Dan-
The ceremonies followed the
Looking ahead with a view of advantage of the disappearance Weisman and whose executive Greenberg
iel Frisch of Indianapolis, Ind.,
presentation
of the
Youth
Day the tremendous task that will from Ankara of Former Chancel- director is Dr. Shlomo Bardin.
Program, during
which
the camp-
The members of the executive chairman of the 47th Annual
or i ohnnytengtioitah,er esNeNnhtite.11
ere, who are members of Habon- face Hadassah in the postwar lor Franz Von Papen's nest of
im in Detroit, Cleveland, Cin- period, plans are being made spies who have been doing their were impressed by the train- Z. plans
0. A for C
ow, while war still rages, for best to gather information and jog. for Zionist and Jewish
Will be held in Atlantic City on
cinnati, Akron, Chicago and other n
cities in the midwest, participat- medical aid to the countless refu- make mischief throughout the leadership afforded in this camp
ed with Arthur Goldberg, who gees who will be arriving in Pal- Middle East. The German Am- and by the activities of the Oct. 14; Judge Morris Rothen.
bassador to Turkey and his young people who represent a berg of New York, presi adniene t ltahosfe
has been serving as camp direct- estine from this point on.
course, been portion of 200 candidates from the J.N.F., rep orted on the work
es have,
to "aid"
emergency
aid
assa
Hadh's
ing
papers.
Zion- 32 states receiving the camp of his organization in helping
or this summer, as chairman.
iven their walk of
locate on land in Palestine
The campers presented an ori g- refugee s arriving in Palestine g s, naturally enough, feel that training this summer.
By the end of this summer,, new immigrants into Palestine, of
inal operetta written by two of from internment camps and tem-
are in a much better posit
y be-
e th
which m ore than 1,00 0 c
the
leaders,
the cantata
porary
havens
has already
titled
"What and
Is Torah?"
The en-
gun.
A cable
received
from Dr. tion to press their claims to Pal- Dr. Bardin told the executive,
The final repo rt present.
latter work performed by a large Hiam Yassky, director of the estine with the decreased oppor- over
500 coast
young
and
women
month.
from
to men
coast
will
have ed
to the executive was that of
Brandeis camp. Saul S. Spiro, acting secretary
group of campers was particular- Hadassah Medical Organization, ((unity for German influence ill attended the
ly well received by the large states that the pitiable condition the. Arabian
countries.
Moreover,
the British here say, Under the direction of Max He lf _ of the Z.O.A. Mr
man, Katya Delakova, Avsholom able to declare that the member.
audience of members and friends of newest arrivals from Holland,
of Habonim. In addition, there Germany, Romania and
Trans- it action
is possible
that the
immediate
may cause
one Turkish
or more of Carmeli, and Mrs. Bardin, the ship of the Z.O.A. had doubled
• S pil.. wa is is
was
a brief address
Abraham
nistria has
made necessary. the Danubian satellite govern- young people are trained in arts in the past nine montlis o It
Meyerowitz,
director by
of Camp
emergency
measures
it agricultural methods, now the largest Jewish organiza-
Kinderwelt and a member of the Hadassah by looking ahead and rents to try to edge nearer the and
crafts,
and
leadership techniques. The tion in the United States.
Youth Committee of the Labor planning well is prepared for democratic
camp collapse
in expectation
of the German
and a camp is run purely cooperatively,
Zionist movement in Detroit. An this The
emergency.
postwar program calls for revolution in the Balkan situa- modelled on the share-the-work
appeal for funds for new build-
ings in the camp was made by intensified efforts in all its pro- tion. If press reports can be basis of a Palestinian colony. Has Reunion Program
jects, the Hadassah Medical Or . believed, Bulgaria is consiering All campers enthusiastically join
Mr.
Rothstein
of Toledo. who ganization being of primary im- preliminary terms for surrender in the singing of Palestinian Aids Many Rescued
Miss
Ruth Meyerowitz,
f
songs and in Palestinian dances.
R eT
e f ugees at Oswego
succeeded • Joseph Rosenberg as portance, to . keep pace with in- —with restoration of full rights
Rosh Machaneh (chairman of the creasing medical needs now and to the Jews of the country as Among the guest speakers who
one of the conditions demanded have conducted courses at the
NEW YORK. — The Refugee
organization), spoke movingly of after the war.
The Child Welfare and Voca- by the Allies. Romania, facing cam p are: Dr. Simon Halkin, _ Relatives Registration Program,
Rosenberg's devotion and activ-
P rof. Horace Kallen, Dr. Eman
ity
Zionist
work
project
a encirclement
by to
the
and in of all
the phases
role he of had
played
vital tional
factor Education
in the building
of a is armies,
is reported
be Russian
moder- uel Newmann, Abraham Revu- a service
of the Hebrew id
Shelter-
Society,
sky, Marie Syrkin, Dr. Robert in g and Immigrant
of
Aestablishing
r
the
purpose
in building Camp Kinneret. She Jewish Commonwealth in Pales- ating, its anti-Jewish measures Gordis , Rabbi David Polish, and fo
contact between American rela-
expressed the grief of all his tine. Through this project IIa- towards surrender to the Allies. Joshua Epstein.
tives and friends and displaced
friends in Habonim and in the dassah is training Palestine's And the muddled set-up in Hun- ,
Camp Is S y ntesis
ss ion received by the persons in Europe, has been in-
organizations
young
citizens
to
be
fit
to
solve,
gary
may
be
resolved
by
the
desertion,
it
is
thought
.
adult labor Zionist
The imp re
b y strumental in aiding many of the
who had known and admired him. in their Part of the world, the Turkish d
Z.O.A. executive was voiced
t 985 refugees whom the U.S. gov-
en
id
pres
Following Miss Meyerowitz, there same problems which the chil- here.
Apart from the political con Dr. Israel Goldsteil,
nt,artdh. rouhga lsi irt es seN•1eadr Rfir.foilil-i
was a brief address by Yosef dren, here in the United States,
of e rnme_a
of the will have to face after the fight- siderations, and the shock to Aifmetrlit ( . a, ZNi‘ohnoistnsiOdi:ganization
"The Bran- gee B
German prestige, the loss to (
Israeli, representative o
tEhtei pe nagner€1 ict cecnotridre da t iisitutm Onin
Eur
Histradut, who spoke on behalf ing The
has Jewish
ceased. National Fund Germany of the remaining Turk- ( li ef is Atn'ilienriipmils Iiiinriz.fiencnti
Refugee
of the national executive and na-
i
'L onise educa-
tionwide membership of Habonim. quotas of all chapters have been ish exports will be a considerable
t—
lion
in
terms
of
itetual
living
tar's,
Oswego, N. Y.
w
Isaac L. Asofsky, executive di-
Mr. Israeli pointed out that Ros- greatly increased, showing that
German war
efforwitl
of blo
and to it the
is fervently
hoped
ethat un.
i
hi disclosed
el slofsetdh
enberg, whom he had first met Hadassah women are aware
, sxha m pa ineds rector e o r ift b Ili I number
;lige wci women
t h lei v i and
i
tl! e r igeon n young
A In these
shortly after the outbreak of limy tremendously important the calm some of her arduous slaugh- ,and
men
win1 d
are now at Fort On-
war in Europe, had looked for- JNF land program is to the rea- ter. In addition, a friendly Turkey of tie re lizatidn of the pra - gees who
t
a
ward to the time whe nhe would lization
of
the
Zionist
ideal.
deal
vision
of the late Louis D. tar's as U.S. government guests
Realizing the importance and can be expected to speed up help
for the duration of the war, have
ward to the time when he would
other members of Habonim who the urgent needs of these projects to those escaping Nazi persecu- Brandeis."
onnection with this view relatives and friends in the
I en c by the executive it was United States who have been at-
eers in the re- in Palestine, the Detroit Chapter tion
through
the Balkans.
The
Turks,
reviewing
their contri-
n cuti
have become pio
secure
tak
N, i sini sse
AS
hgn through HI ASt
t. tempting
building of Palestine. He hailed of Hadassah, through its Honor
building
:lee 3(lit d etlitsat mseoze rtiitittit e
i
oI
il
nii
r
a
t
ing
Rosenberg as the personification Roll Drive, has been hard at work bution to the effort
of
saving
t
uld be
b for them
would
hand s for the
of the best that exists in Amer- throughout the summer in an Jews from Nazi
dcast that insg,ta bolfislatend ninit nhtih_itshc,caituenrp,iiic oNiNi hsiiseti-1 ..i= icsisf utthde
jean-Jewish youth which is de- effort to complete the drive. by first time, recently broa
s b eu Je t f h u ege et i . i s t rv ' ' is paesenh ia it(s 1
war-
voted to the welfare of the Jew- Sept. 12. In order to meet the Jewish children holding Turkish e
d American art and became invalid due to the n on
increased quotas in all its pro- visas had left Bulgaria and were c Hebrew a
time delays and transportati
ish Camp
people. Kinneret is one of a jects, a new membership set-up On their way to Turkey .overland. ulture were to be
n ads difficulties.
mi . e expression to give
memor
com-
t
Typical of this situation was
chain of camps maintained by has been devised, as follows: The Turkish radio also announced
ate
the
spirit
of
Brandeis
and
o f Jac ob
Organization The sustaining membership of that Turkish consulates in Bucha-
ad I
alization
through
this
train-
the
case of the h family 1 1
H a b o n i m
the
its
Dresdner, comprising
throughout the United States and $25.00 anti over, the contributing rest, Budapest and Sofia
ing ref
o youth leadership.
Canada. These camps are con- membership of $20.00, and the of
been
to week
issue approxi-
sessions of the executive bers, in whose behalf Mrs. Sally
my instructed
50 visas a
to Jews
t., New
membership
Roll
on a complete cooperative Honor
with additional matters of Miller of 77 Columbia n
in these cities. Now calls for de Thte
ducted on
al
basis with all campers and staff 815.00.
members
in all in
the
work
being
formulated
for the establishments
of have
temporary
Goldstein said:
"The as Zionist
the City,
cooperation
of IIIAS
in fill-
which
has sharing
to be done
the
the Plans
Honor are
Roll
meeting
to be refugee
camps in Turkey
vital importance.
Thus,
Dr. York
had long
aoSenlisted
affidavits
de by , congres siona l leth - movement in America must at- ing out the required
them ae sr.
i
rsth
admit
jilnligratnot s
camp. Known as the summer held Sept. 12 in the Auditorium been Sol maBloom chai rman of ade
e t eacsink. and
the
more an do fm opraelest to nte,s
er
r taenndd problem'
of th e Det t Institute of Arts, House Foreign Affairs Commit-
Palestine's
Kvut zah of the organi zati, th
ter the collective the speaker oit be announced at tee. But as the unfortunate note in nomic future. The day will un- was overjoyed when IIIAS in-.
modelled after
are m
what appeared to be an entirely doubtedlv come when the politi- formed saved
her that
family
labor settlements in Palestine. a later date.
and the
is now
at Fort
equality of all men'--
Comple
bers
hopeful move, rescue of Jews cal charier for the establishment been
of the camp, self-labor, Army-Navy Committee
the Jewish Commonweal th
self-government, and a rich pro-
from Romania through the Black
gram of Jewish and general edu- Of the JWB Plans
Sea has become increasingly haz- of
ardous. Within a week after the
catienal content are the out- For High Holy Days
Turkish severance of relations
Servicemen stationed in the with Germany, the Turkish ship
Detroit area are being invited Mafkure. carrying 250 Jewish
by the various Synagogues and refugees from Constanza was
Temples to participate in sunk — presumably by German
ever,
Quality counts in times like these. Now, more than
Rosh Hashonah services on Sept. shell fire. The War Refugee
needs.
17, 18 and 19, and the Yom Kip- Board has not been able to get
are people coming to SCHETTLER'S for their medical
services on Sept. 26 and 27. safe-conduct guarantees from the
"Once Took Laxatives 3 or pur The
office of the Army-Navy Germans for the various boat-
Certain quality is a wartime necessity.
4 Times a Week," She Says! Committee in now accepting of- loads of refugees but many hun-
fers of home hospitality for the deeds had been safely transport-
Are you, oo, a isappointed men. The Detroit Jewish con- ed to Turkey and then to Pales-
"closer"? Then read this unsolicited munity has been most coopers- tine. The death of the hundreds
letter!
tive and hospitable in extending who went down on the Mafkure
"I'd started working nights. and with to the soldiers and sailors the is particularly tragic when one
living changed around, I soon
my way
freedom of their homes, and we considers how close they were to
Detroit
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