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THE JEWISH NEWS

U. S. Jews Open
Russian War
Relief Drive

Dr. Laderman London Is 1-Man
Team for
Talks at Fete Zionist
Labor Campaign
of Yeshivah Calls Workers' Gewerkshaft-

Million Dollar Campaign Set
For 1943 at Anniversary
Beth Yehudah To Celebrate
Conference in N. Y.
Torah Month, Anniversary
NEW YORK (JPS)—The Jew-
at Center Sunday

ish Council for Russian War Re-
lief has undertaken a campaign
for $1,000,000 in 1943 following a
first anniversary co nf erence
here. Former Gov. Herbert H.
Lehman sent greetings to the
meeting and Samuel Levin, fa-
ther of Master Sergeant Meyer
Levin, said that his son "had not
died in vain."

Among speakers were James
N. Rosenberg, past chairman of
the National Council of the Joint
Distribution Committee, and Na-
than Straus, former administra-
tor of the United States Housing
Authority.
Louis Levine will serve as
Chairman, Herman Hoffman,
Chairman of the Executive Com-
mittee, and Mr. Rosenberg as
Chairman of the Honorary Ad-
visory Board.

Plea to World Jewry
KUIBYSHEV (JPS) —An ap-
peal addressed "to Jews The
World Over," urging them to in-
crease their efforts to destroy
"the worst enemy of mankind,
the exterminator of the Jewish
people," was adopted here at the
second plenum of the Jewish
Anti-Fascist Committee.
The appeal was signed by 50
prominent Jews, headed by Pro-
fessor Solomon Mikhoels, chair-
man, and Shakhno Epstein, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Commit-
tee, and including writers, scien-
tists, artists and war heroes dec-
orated by the government.
Expressing the joy of Soviet
Jewry at the "unprecedented vic-
tories of the Red Army over the
Fascist invaders" which are "de-
livering millions of people from
enslavement and extinction," the
appeal warns that "it would,
however, be criminal to give one-
self to self-appeasement and to
slacken . our efforts in the strug-
gle against the , German fascist
enslavers."

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Dr. Manuel Laderman, spirit-
ual leader of the Hebrew Educa-
tional Alliance of Denver, Colo.,
and president of the Western
Branch of the Rabbinical Council
of America, will address the an-
niversary banquet of the Detroit
Hebrew Talmudical Academy
Yesivath Beth Yehudah, this
Sunday evening, at the Jewish
Community Center, Woodward
and Holbrook.
Rabbi Laderman, an alumnus
of the Chicago Hebrew Theolog-
ical College, will be the main
speaker at the dinner climaxing
Torah Month, and marking the
completion of one year since the
construction of the Detroit Yesh-
ivah's new home at Dexter and
Cortland. He is a leader among
the young American Orthodox
Rabbis.
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe, will ren-
der vocal selections of the ban-
quet.
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah's new
quarters were dedicated. Feb. 15,
1942, and are now filled to ca-
pacity. Six class rooms are used
in two afternoon shifts. More
than 200 young boys are given
an intensive Jewish religious
training by a competent teaching
staff.
The Yeshivah bus transports
many pupils from distant neigh-
borhoods, and a light lunch is
provided for them before in-
struction begins.
The modern school and syna-
gogue center, built with the as-
sistance of Congregation Mogen
Abraham, also has become the
meeting place of Young Israel
groups, adult classes in Judaism
and Americanism, and other com-
munal religious activities.

Ben Avi To Speak
In Flint, Pontiac

Tickets are Available Here
For Lectures-of Noted
Palestinian Leader

Hadassah Group
To Observe 10th
Year on Tuesday

The 10th anniversary of the
Business and Professional Divis
ion of Hadassah will be observed
at an open meeting next Tuesday
evening at Hotel Statler.

en Movement Lifeblood of
Palestine Work

For the second consecutive
year, William A. London, who
has been associated with the
Zionist movement for more than
25 years, has volunteered his
services to the Gewerkshaften
drive for labor Palestine. This

Rabbi Fram to Speak
At ,INF Rally Tuesday

Philip Adler of the Detroit
News will be the guest speaker
The musical program will be pro-
vided by Renah LaMed, 12-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis LaMed. A pupil of Miss
Florence Kutzen, she already has
shown ability not only as a pian-
ist but also as composer of a
number of musical scores.

Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz,
chairman of the Detroit division,
extends an invitation to business
and professional women to join
the local organization and to at-
tend the meeting. She points out
that the 10th anniversary will be
observed by 92 divisions in 28
states.

WILLIAM LONDON

year, Mr. London has under-
taken to raise a large percent-
age of the $50,000 quota by
soliciting the aid of the members
of the Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Mr. London explained this
week that while he is not a
member of the labor branch of
the Zionist movement, he feels
that the workers' share in Pale-
stine's reconstruction must re-
ceive the support of all branches
of the movement.
"Labor Palestine gives us the
lifeblood of our movement by
giving us the pioneers and the
pioneering spirit, and we must
uphold the hands of those who
are creating and toiling for us
in Eretz Israel," Mr. London
stated. "While we are providing
the necessary funds for land
reclamation and immigration
through the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign and its beneficiaries, the
Jewish National Fund and the
United Palestine Appeal, the
Histadruth in Palestine serves
as the protector of the man-
power that does the creative
work there. Therefore we should
all support the movement which
makes the continuation of this
work possible."
While the Gewerkshaften
drive does not limit its appeal
to any single group in the city,
Mr. London intends to direct his
personal efforts to soliciting the
general Zionist membership, in
addition to others among his
friends.

Ittamar Ben Ovi, noted Pales-
tinian leader who is said to
have been the first Jewish child
in the Land of Israel for whom
Hebrew was his mother tongue,
will address meetings in two
Michigan cities.
On Tuesday evening, Mr. Ben
Avi will speak in Pontiac. De-
troiters are invited to attend
this lecture. Tickets are avail-
able from Mrs. Albert Feld-
stein, secretary of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, 1044
Penobscot Bldg.
On Wednesday evening, Mr. AL MILLER
Ben Avi will address th,e Zion-
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The first division, Miss
Schwartz says, was formed in
Detroit by Miss Jeanette Stein-
berg; who is now executive sec-
retary of the Zionist Region of
New York.
"Out of the humble Detroit be-
ginning has grown a dynamic
national Zionist group," Miss
Schwartz added. "We are voicing
our firm determination to give
the best we have, all our energy
and funds, to help bring about a
final solution to the Jewish prob-
lem, and. to pledge our endeavors
for the establishment of a Jewish
Commonwealth in Palestine."

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Israel will be the guest speaker
at the concluding dessert lunch-
eon rally of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund, in
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., next
Tuesday.
Dramatic readings will be
given by Judith Laikin.
Mrs. Nathan Finkel and Mrs.
B. Harrison will be hostesses for
the day.
Mrs. Philip Cutler, president,
and Mrs. William Hordes, fund-
raising chairman, have issued an
appeal to all Jewish women to
participate in the donor event
and to attend the annual affair at
the Masonic Temple on Wednes-
day, March 17. Husbands of
donors are also invited to attend-
the event.
Mrs. Harry Davis is chairman
of the souvenir book, and Mrs..
Louis Lightstone is her co-chair-
man. Mrs. Charles Friedenberg
is chairman of the servicemen's
page. Mrs. Mandel and Mrs. Max
Hayman are chairmen of the
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