Friday. August 18, 1944
Hadassah Cables $100,000 to Youth Aliyah to
Settle Hungarian Jewish Children in Palestine
NEW YORK.—Responding to
the statement of Regent Horthy
that Hungary is willing to re-
lease Jewish children under 10
years of age if certificates for
emigration to other countries are
a vailable. the National Board of
Hadassah , the Women's Zionist
Organization of America, official
representative in America of the
Youth Aliyah (immigration)
movement which since 1934 has
rescued more than 11,000 Jewish
boys and girls from Europe and
settled them in Palestine, today
cabled $100,000 to Henrietta
Szold, chairman of Youth Aliyah
in Jerusalem, to be held in es-
crow, pending the arrival in Pal-
estine of the first group of Hun-
garian children. In a telegram
informing John W. Pehle of the
War Refugee Board, of Hadas-
sah's action. Mrs. Gisela War-
burg Wyzanski, American chair-
man of Youth Aliyah, expressed
its gratitude in learning that the
board is formulating plans to
implement the Horthy offer by
securing havens for the children.
Mrs. Wyzanski pointed out that
Palestine will probably loom
large in the picture as a place
of refuge, since the government
of Great Britain allocated sev-
eral thousand immigration certifi-
cates for East European children
some time ago.
During the present calendar
year, Hadassah has sent $952,650
to the Youth Aliyah committee
in Jerusalem which in addition
receives money from Jewish
groups in all the free countries
of the world. The $100,000 just
sent is in addition to these funds.
Express Appreciation
The National Board of Hadas-
sah also expressed its apprecia-
tion to the War Refugee Board
at the reported establishment in
Turkey of a rescue board to fa-
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Pope to Recognize
Jewish State in Palestine
LONDON (WNS) — If the
forthcoming peace conference de-
cides to establish a Jewish State
in Palestine it will receive diplo-
matic recognition from Pope Pius
XII, according to a report trans-
mitted here from Vatican City
by the French Independent News
Agency.
According to the report, the
Pope made the statement in an
audience he had last week with
Field Marshal Viscount Gort, the
new High Commissioner for Pal-
estine.
Asserting that "the Vatican
will keep strict neutrality with
regard to the Palestine question
and will accept as an accom-
plished fact any decision taken
on this matter by the members
of the peace conference," the re-
port added:
"The Pope is animated by
great sympathy for the Jews and
does not intend to interfere with
the realization of their aspira-
tions for a national state of their
own. At the same time, how-
ever, he believes that Catholic
Arabs must not be discontented.
Judith G. Epstein,
The Pope wishes to see the Arab
Natl. Pres. Hadassah.
interests in Palestine safeguarded
Gisela Warburg Wyzanski, —and the integrity of the holy
Natl. Chairman Youth places insured—on the basis of
Aliyah Committee of
the 1939 status quo."
Hadassah."
cilitate the immigration of Jews
from Hungary. The telegram
reads as follows:
"Mr. John W. Pehle,
War Refugee Board,
U.S. Treasury Dept.,
Washington, D. C.
The National Board of Hadas-
sah assembled in meeting wel-
comes the statement as reported
in the press that the War Refu-
gee Board is formulating plans
for implementing Regent Horthy's
offer to the International Red
Cross to release all Jewish chil-
dren under 10 who can obtain
foreign visas. Since many of
these children will undoubtedly
find refuge in Palestine, Hadas-
sah has cabled $100,000 to Miss
Henrietta Szold, chairman of the
Youth Aliyah (immigration)
movement in Jerusalem, asking
that the money be held in escrow
until the arrival of the first group
of Hungarian children. We are
grateful for the efforts of the
War Refugee Board and wish to
be as helpful as we can under
the circumstances.
Better to fling away life than
transgress our convictions of
duty.—Ta-chwang-yon-king-lun.
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Dean Alfange Quits Emergency Committee
to Save the Jewish People of Europe
NEW YORK (WNS) — In a
statement announcing his resig-
nation as co-chairman of the
Emergency Committee to Save
the Jewish People of Europe, the
noted leader of the American
Liberal Party, Dean Alfange, de-
clared that he is "a firm believer
in the political aims of Zionism
as exemplified by the World Zion-
ist movement headed by Dr.
Chaim Weizmann."
Following is the complete text
of Dean Alfange's statement:
"While I fully sympathize with
the humanitarian purposes of
the Emergency Committee to
Save the Jewish People of Eur-
ope, I do not approve of its po-
IN MEMORIAM
litical affiliations. Though I am
a Christian, I have been a life-
long Zionist and a firm believer
in the political trims of Zionism
as exemplified by the World
Zionist movement headed by Dr.
Chaim Weizmann.
"I believe that the most effec-
tive way of eradicating anti-
Semitism is by creating an inde-
pendent Jewish state in Pales-
tine through which the Jewish
people can express themselves on
equal terms with the other peo-
ples of the world.
"Lack of statehood implies lack
of equality which, in turn, leads
to world - wide discrimination.
Zionism is therefore the means
of attacking anti-Semitism at its
source and should be supported
by all liberal thinking citizens,
Irrespective of their faith."
In loving memory of our dear- Demands Representation
lv beloved Mother, Mrs. Mary
Senator Albert D. Thomas of
Glickoff, who passed away three Utah, in an address from Wash-
years ago. Aug. 21, 1941:
ington to the second national
convention of the Emergency
Loving and kind In all her ways,
Committee to Save the Jewish
I pright and Just to the end of her
days,
People of Europe, held here at
Sheen. and true In her heart and
the Hotel Commodore, demanded
mind,
that Jews be given a place in the
A bequt Hut memory left
councils of the United Nations
She had a nature you could
not
when Jewish interests are dis-
help loving,
cussed. "Let the representatives
A heart that was purer thou gold,
And to t hose 1,110 knew her and
of a people who have lost more
loved her,
than one-third of their popula-
INT memory will never grow old.
tion in this war," he said, "par-
Sadly missed by her children, ticipate in the settlement of the
Jean, Jack, Eve and Allen.
peace and in the planning of a
MAX SIEGEL
better world in which their na-
of 18044 Pennington Dr. passed
NOTICE OF UNVEILING
tion too can live in freedom."
away at the age of 67 years.
Funeral services were held Thurs-
The family of the late Fanny
day, Aug. 17, from the Lewis Leve, 1635 Hazelwood, wish to
The Well Known Rev.
Brothers Funeral Chapel with in- invite their relatives and friends
terment at the Cloverhill Park to the unveiling of the tomb-
Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hersh- stone on Sunday, Aug. 20, at 2
of Cong.
man and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar p. m. at the Machpelah Ceme-
Beth Teas
officiated. Mr. Siegel was a resi- tery. Rabbi Isaac Stollman will
Emanuel
dent of Detroit for the past 45 officiate.
Ctspabie and
years. He is survived by his
Specialised
wife, Lee; two sons, Daniel and
UNVEILING NOTICE
Bernard; two daughters, Mrs
The family of the late Samuel
Harry Rosenstein of South Bend,
Also Marriages
Ind., and Mrs. Saul Dunitz; and Maltzman wish to invite their
relatives and friends • to the un-
nine grandchildren.
Performed
veiling of the tombstone which
Services In ant-
lish
and Yiddish
will take place Sunday, Aug. 27,
MRS. ROSE C. ROBINER
at the Nusach Harie Cemetery at
1934 Hazelwood
of 2010 Clairmount died Aug. 12 Woodward between 8 and 9 Mile
TYle r 6.6960
at the age of 59 years. Funeral Rd. Rabbi Rabinowitz will offi-
services were held Sunday at the ciate.
Ira Kaufman Funeral Home.
Rabbi Joseph Eisenman and Rab-
UNVEILING NOTICE
Rev. Cantor
bi Max Wohlgelernter officiated.
The family of the late Rose
She leaves her husband, Abra-
DAVID
ham; three sons, Louis, Abe, Jul- Goldstein wish to invite their
ius ; three daughters, Mrs. Wm. relatives and friends to the un-
GOLDEN
ietroit's Favorite
Krochmel, Mrs. Joe Kirman and veiling of the tombstone on Sun-
Mrs. Jack Karbal; 10 grandchil- day, Aug. 27, at 2 p. rn. at the
MOHEL
Tiler 6-000
dren. Burial at Beth Tefilo Ceme- Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery.
1Vedding
Corinna
tery.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman will offi•
nies Performed at
ciate.
Rome and by Ap-
pointment.
WILLIAM B. SIEGEL
UNVEILING NOTICE
of 17147 Muirland died Saturday
at Allerton, Mass. He was 76
The family of the late Morris
years old. Funeral services were
Rev. Cantor
held Monday at the Ira Kauf- Chimovitz wish to invite their
relatives
and
friends
to
the
un-
Jacob
man Funeral Home. Rabbi A. M.
Hershman and Cantor Jacob Son- veiling of the tombstone to be
Silverman
nonklar officiated. He leaves held Sunday, Aug. 20, at the
SURGICAL
MOREL
three daughters, Mrs. Aaron A. Machpelah Cemetery, at 10
o'clock.
Rabbi
Joseph
Eisenman
25 Years'
Silberblatt of Detroit, Mrs. Sam
will
officiate.
Prattle*
Goldman of Allerton, and Miss
Recommended by
Rae Siegel of Chicago; a son,
Physician and
UNVEILING
NOTICE
Sam, of Haines City, Fla.; a
hospitals
The family of the late Asher
brother, two sisters, and seven
9371
Moss
announce
the
unveiling
of
grandchildren. Burial at Clover
Wilde:nor.
a tombstone at 2 p. ni. on Sun-
Hill Cemetery.
TY. 4-0062
day, Aug. 20, at the Machpelah
Cemetery.
Rabbi
Max
Wohlgel-
MRS. LENA DIAMOND
Services for Mrs. Lena Dia- ernter will officiate. Relatives and
are invited to attend the
MONUMENTS
mond, 71, who died Sunday at friends
New Grace Hospital, were held service.
at 2 p. m. Monday at the Lewis
CARD OF THANKS
Bros. Chapel. Rabbi Harold N.
The family of the late Ben-
Rosenthal officiated. Burial was
jamin Fealk wish to thank their
in Machpelah Cemetery.
Mrs. Diamond, a Detroiter for relatives and friends for the
41 Byars, was prominent in char- many kindnesses shown them
during their recent bereavement.
itable organizations.
She is survived by two sons,
Covetousness and anger are
Al Diamond and Nate Diamond;
five daughters, Mrs. Emil Raskin, as the serpent's poison.
—Fo-sho-hing-tsan-king.
Mrs. Phil B. Krause, Mrs. Sidney
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C. Gray, Mrs. Erwin B. Moss and
Let none be forgetful of his
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IT. 6-7191
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other's.—Dhammapada.
S. Zussman.
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MENDEL LANDSBERG
Services for Mendel Lands-
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day at Lewis Brothers' Chapel.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
Mr. Landberg was a retired cloth-
ing merchant. Burial was in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
BENJAMIN FEALK
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Funeral Chapel
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