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December 05, 1947 - Image 18

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Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1947-12-05

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Friday, December 5, 047

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Brief Biography
of Mrs. Halprin

I f ail 30111 Year of Balfour Declarationl Courteous

Baruch Helps Friend Out

Anecdotes Multiply on U.S. Statesman

By ELYEll NATIIANS
INEVITABLY, WHEN a man
acquires national and interna-
tional importance, anecdotes ac-
cumulate around his person.

First in Iladassalt
on World Executive

By LILLIAN D. NELSON

One of the most active of
women leaders among the Zion-
ists of America is Rose Ha1prin,
newly-reelected national presi-
dent of Hadassah.
Mrs. Halprin has been on the
executive of various Zionist bod
ies and organizations since she
began to take an active interest
in Zionism. She was born in
New York, and by profession, is
a teacher. Her early education-
al training was received at
Washington Irving High School,
in New York, and upon gradua-
Diplomatic guests at the celebration of the 30th anniversary of
tion she went on to take her
the Balfour Declaration at the Washington office of the Jewish
teaching degree at Teachers'
Agency are, left to right, Dr. Vladimir Houdek, counselor
College, Columbia University.
of the Czechoslovak Embassy, Mrs. Boudek, Mrs. Eliaint
In 1914, she married Samuel
Epstein, and her husband, who is director of the Agency's
Halprin, and for a long time, de-
Washington office.
voted herself almost exclusively
to her houshold duties and the
problem of raising her two chit- tee, legislative council for Zion- can Jewish Conference; from
1939 to 1941, she held the posi-
dren.
ist Affairs.
tion of Palestine Chairman for
However, she did not mention
From 1939 to 1946, she served
the Zionist groups to which she as Hadassah representative to Hadassah, and since 1941, has
had belonged, but for the most the Actions Committee. Concur- been political chairman of the
part, her activities there con- rent with these activities, she same organization.
sisted of little else besides at- was, in 1942, representative on WORLD LEADER
tending meetings and learning the American Zionist Emergency
It was in the year 1946 that
about the problems and solutions Council (and since its inception Mrs. Halprin reached the pin-
of problems in the Palestine played an active role in its de- nacle of achievement in the
zommunities.
velopment); in 1943, she was a Zionist organization. In that
member of the secretariat for year, she became a member of
ELECTED IN 1932
the organization of the Ameri- the American Committee of
Her work and her achieve-
ments as a member and latoc,
as executive member of some
smaller groups, won her the re-
spect and admiration of her col-
leagues. In 1932, she was
elected national president of the
Hadassah for the first time.
Mrs. Halprin went on from
one top-ranking post to another
in rapid succession. In 1934, she
was on the executive of the
Hadassah Medical Organization
for Palestine. She worked in
HO. 1010
4737 ELMHURST
. this capacity from 1934 to the
outbreak of World War II, and
.. was selected as alternate repre-
sentative to the Actions Commit-

CHANUKAH GREETINGS

Eight of World Zionist Organi-
zation, a delegate to the Paris
Conference of the Jewish Agen-
cy Executive, one of the Had-
assah delegates to the 22nd Zion-
ist Congress, December, 1946,
and the first Hadassah member
to be elected to the World Zion-
ist Executive at the Congress.
It is women like Mrs. Halprin,
characterized by constant en-
thusiasm and boundless energy
for work, who have helped the
Zionist cause in America to an
extent where it has played so
large a role in the solution now
being put forward.to the prob-
lem of Palestine.
Her example will undoubtedly
inspire many of the younger
generation to follow in her foot-
steps and to work with the
For some 3,125 orthodox Jews
same vigor and constancy, with
the same ardor and zeal, and to in Italy, the Joint Distribution
give of themselves to the cause Committee provides kosher food
in special canteens.
in which they believe.

CHANUKAH GREETINGS

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SINCEREST GREETINGS

Chanukah
Greetings

FOR CHANUKAH

Bernard Baruch is world-famous
today and the stories about him
are legion. To a previous list,
we now add the following one.
Several years ago the famous
Jewish statesman invited a
friend to his estate in South
Carolina for some hunting. The
friends had the desire but not
the ability. Although he roamed
the woods hunting for wild tur-
key, his every shot missed.
Baruch was too courteous a
host to pass any comment. How-
ever on the last afternoon the
friend was strolling dejectedly
through the woods when he saw
a fat turkey in a tree. He raised
the rifle, took careful aim and
pressed the trigger. To his de-
light, the turkey tumbled from
the tree and fell on the ground.
As the jubilant hunter stooped
to pick it up, he noticed a card
around the bird's neck which
read simply, "With the compli-
ments of Barney Bat -Lich.'

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