Thursday, September 22, 1949
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Israel Greets
World Jewry
NEW YORK—Dr. Chaim Weiz-
mann, .president of Israel, has is-
sued the following Rosh Hashonah
message:
"I send greetings from the State
of Israel to the Jewish People the
world over on the occasion of
Rosh Hashonah, which we are cel-
ebrating for the second time as
a free people in our own land.
"Our people have known great
suffering; with suffering was the
State established. From sacrifice
and anguish was freedom fashion-
ed and sovereignty secured.
"Today in peace we seek only
to pursue the constructive tasks
of building the country, develop-
ing the resources of the homeland
that our people may enjoy a full
life and walk in dignity.
"Our danger is not yet over.
But without an hour's interrup-
tion we follow Zion's purpose—
welcoming back our brethren
from overseas, reviving both the
State and the nation.
"We fervently hope we will be
blessed in the New. Year with
the means of setting the new
State on the path of economic,
social and cultural fulfillment,
that Israel may serve as a source
of strength and inspiration to all
Jews.
"May our people in all their
dispersion join to achieve this
holy purpose; may our toil be
blessed. Heartfelt greetings to
every Jew wherever he may be."
Morgenthau Discharged
from N. Y. Hospital
NEW YORK—( \VNS) — While
Henry Morgenthau, Jr., general
chairman of the UJA, was dis-
charged as a patient at a New
York hospital, where he had lain
ill with pneumonia, his wife,
who has been ill for several
weeks, remained as a patient
there.
Mrs. Morgenthau's condition,
however, was described by hos-
pital authorities as satisfactory. ,
Aids Keidan Unit
Heads Aid Group
MRS MAURICE GARELIK
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Relief Society
Slates Meeting
The Home Relief Society will
hold its first meeting Monday at
the home of Mrs. Jack Sylvan on
Roslyn road,. Mrs. Maurice Gare-
lik, president, announced.
A dessert luncheon served at
1 p.m., will preceed the business
meeting. Several door prizes will
be awarded.
• Mrs. Garelik also stated that
supplementary checks have been
sent out to needy cases for the
High Holy Days by the case com-
mittee. Mrs. Joseph Rottcnburg
is chairman.
The hospital committee under
Mrs. Ben Ketai visited Jewish
patients in various local hospitals
and brought them gifts and read-
ing matter for the High Holy
Days.
The Society's fund raising
campaign will culminate in a
luncheon and professional floor
show Nov. 30, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel. For tickets call
Mrs. Winton, UN. 6-8649.
$50,500,000 Sought
by Philanthropies Unit
Greetings for New Year
Extended by Kleinman
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, presi-
dent of the Community Council,
issued the fellowing message on
the occasion of New Year 5710:
"On the threshold of the year
5710—the year of spiritual and
physical reconstruction of the
sacred remnants of European
Jewry, now partly transplanted
to the waiting soil of Israel, the
Jewisb Community Council of
Detroit greets the whole com-
munity.
REPRESENT 250 GROUPS
"The Council, the delegates as-
sembly representing over 250 lo-
cal Jewish organizations—mem-
bers of the Council, and the staff
rededicate themselves to the
cause of a better, a fuller, and
more harmonious life as Jews and
as Americans.
"We rededicate ourselves to the
advancement of better under-
standing of Jews by all of our
neighbors in Detroit. We rededi-
cate ourselves to the advance-
ment of Jewish cultural values,
without which the dignity of the
Jewish community becomes hol-
low.
"We rededicate ourselves to
further the efforts towards genu-
uine and self-respecting unity
within the Jewish community,
without subjugation and with a
full respect• for the functions of
organizations operating on the
Jewish scene.
"We shall continue the defense
of the principles of American de-
mocracy, whose roots spring from
an even older democracy found
in the ancient traditions of
Judaism.
GUARD CIVIL RIGHTS
"Because of this belief in the
primacy of the democratic way
of life, we should continue to
recognize that the abrogation of
the civil rights of any individual
or group, even those with whom
we basically disagree, is a danger-
ous breach in the protecting cita-
del of civil liberties erected by
the constitution.
"Denial of the rights of one
NEW YORK — (WNS) — The
Federation of Jewish Philanthro-
pies of New York started a cam-
paign for $50,500,000 for the main-
tenance of its 116 affiliated ros-
pitals, health and welfare agen-
cies and for the construction of
new buildings and the expansion
and modernization of affiliated
agencies.
The drive, which began with a
health and welfare conference
at the Hotel Astor, will continue
through Jan. 31.
shoulder-to-shoulder with us in
our common cause in the defense
and in the deepening of Ameri-
can democracy. To all, a nappy
minority leads inevitably to the New Year."
denial of such rights to others,
and finally to the disintegration
of democratic freedom itself.
"We shall direct our efforts in
the year 5710 to implant and to
implement these principles among
Best Wishes For A Happy
our youth, who will be the next
shift after we are gone.
and Healthy New Year to
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Sincere Wishes for
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To Our Many Friends and
Patrons
Beth Abraham
MRS. SIDNEY KALT is in
charge of fund-raising activi-
ties for the Harry Keidan
'Chapter, Bnai Brith. Her as-
sistants are Mesdames Gerald
Sucher and Roy Rotter. Mrs.
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home of Mrs. Ilarry %Vexler.
"We wish to thank our non-
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