Friday, April 16, 1943
Home Relief Society
Shifts Meeting Day
Due to the holidays, the gen-
eral meeting of Home Relief So-
' ciety will be held Wednesday,
April 28, instead of 'Monday, in
the Conference Room of the Jew-
ish Community Center.
THE JEWISH NEWS
War and the Jew,'
Jabotinsky's Last
Book, Published
"The War and the Jew," a book
by Vladimir Jabotinsky, founder
and leader of the New Zionist
Organization who died • in the
This meeting will•be dedicated United States in 1940 while here
to a discussion on "How •We • Can to raise a Jewish . .Army. to 'fight
Help the War Effort," to be led side by side with the United Na-
by. •• Mrs. Carl • Schiller of the tions, was published- last week
by the Dial Press..
office of the OCD.
In keeping with the Aome
Written by the late Zionist
Relief tradition, Mrs. Ben Rudin leader shortly before his death,
was appointed as Gallant -for the the book• presents Jabotinsky's
Second Victciry Bond Drive and views on Jewish war-time and
the members responded imme- post-war problems ; including
diately with the sales amounting the Arab-Jewish problem, the
to $11,000. Members are asked post-war status of Palestine, as
to call her at TO. 8-8637 to well as on projects to settle Jews
purchase Bonds.
outside Palestine.
Mrs. S. B. Danto was appointed
Col. John Henry Patterson,
to head a special committee for writing the conclusion to the
the promotion of volunteer ser-
book, points out that "the Jew-
vices for the OCD. Call TO.
ish people—and, for that matter,
8-2290 for registration.
the true England—are under
Mrs. Samuel Arkin, HO. 2213, heavy debt to Vladimir Jabot-
heads the sewing project for the insky, undaunted and gallant
American Red Cross and neigh- fighter for justice and right. At
boring units have been establish- this vital moment in Jewish his-
ed to meet at various times.
tory, when all. Jewry is tossing
Mrs. Wm. Gordon and her on a stormy sea, Jabotinsky's
committee have arranged for re- prophetic courage is sadly miss-
freshments and a social hour af- ing."
ter the meeting on April 28.
∎ In the foreword, Pierre van
Paassen speaks of Jabotinsky as
a prophet who had the vision to
foresee what was happening to-
day more than a decade ago.
Victory Luncheon
Held by Auxiliary
Of National Fund
A victory luncheon of the Lad-
ies' Auxiliary of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, at the. Rose Sittig
Cohen. Bldg., April '8, marked the
success of the annual donor
• event which took place March 17
at the Masonic Auditorium.
Chairmen, captains and co-
workers attended the luncheon.
Siegfried Findling, a refugee
child who escaped from Nazi
Germany with his brothers and
now makes his home in Detroit,
was a guest..
The sum of $100 was presented
by members of the board and
guests for Youth Alyah work for
the settlement of children in Pal-
estine.
Mrs. Philip Cutler, president,
and Mrs. William Hordes, fund-
raising chairmen, reported on
the donor event.
Greetings were brought by
William Hordes, president of the
J. N. F. Council. A brief address
was delivered by Mrs. Abraham
Danzig of Wyandotte. The work
of the workers was outlined by
Mrs. Samuel N. Heyman, division
counsellor. Drora Selesny sang a
group of songs.
Hostesses at the victory lunch-
eon were Mesdames Benjamin
Gordon, I. Kardener, Jacob Lat-
tin, Julius London, A. Miller, A.
Posen, Al Potaker, Ted Shaeffer,
Irving Shevin, H. Schumer, Ben
Schwartz and Harry -Schwartz.
BONDS
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Victory .
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JAN- 1E1'N
9019-9021 Twelfth
Rabbinical Edict
Urges St. Louis
Jewry to Join ZOA
Local Brevities
Hebrew Benevolent Society
(Chesed shel Ernes) calls the at-
tention of relatives of departed
who are buried in the Chesed
shel Emes Cemetery that beauti-
fying of graves has begun and
will continue until June 15. Or-
ders for plants and flowers may
be made by communicating with
the society at 2995 Joy Road.
* * *
. The Folks Committee for Rus-
sian War Relief has issued a
Passover message to the Jews of
Detroit, commending them for
the response to appeals during
the past year. The drive for
clothes and shoes for men, wom-
en and children in Russia con-
tinues. Those having any cloth-
ing articles to be picked up are
asked to call any one of the fol-
lowing: Aaron Rosenberg, TO.
8-4532; S. Weisman, TO. 5-9244;
Philip Kaplan, TR. 2-5108.
• * *
Habonim, the Zionist labor
youth movement, branch of
Poale Zion, will present its an-
nual Neshef on May 9. Detailed
announcements will be made
soon.
* * *
Philomathic Debating Club's
meeting last Sunday featured a
variety program with the follow-
ing speakers: Raymond Zweig,
Sander • Bernstein and Stuart
Sandleman. Raymond Zweig
was declared the best speaker.
George Rembaum was the critic.
Irving Siden, ex-speaker, was
elected an honorary alumnus.
* * *
The Shaarey Zedek Red Cross
surgical dressing work room and
the Red Cross sewing work room
ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Marking a will be closed from April 19 to
new milestone in the history of April 28 on account of the Pass-
St. Louis Jewry, the leading over. Both work rooms will re-
orthodox and conservative Rabbis open on May 3 and will be open
of this city, jointly with the Vaad from 10 a. m. to 3 p.
Ha'ir (Community Council) rep-
resenting 22 congregations, issued
a Rabbinical Edict imposing upon
every congregation in the com-
munity "the sacred duty" to join
a Zionist organization.
The first ORT School in Ha-
This significant step, the first vana, Cuba, has been established,
of its kind -ever taken by any with the official opening sched-
community, is expected to bring uled for March 28, it was an-
at one time into the organized nounced by George Backer,
Zionist ranks the memberships president of the American ORT
of all orthodox and. conservative Federation.
synagogues in the city and its
Dr. Raphael Guam Inklan,
vicinity, according to an an-
nouncement by Israel R. Good- Governor of Havana and honor-
man, president of the St. Louis ary president of the Cuban ORT
Committee, will officiate at the
Zionist Organization.
opening.
Page Fifteen
Detroiter's Bride
An Oneida County Supreme
Court decision announced at
Utica, N. Y., leaves it for a jury
to decide if there is any differ-
ence between calling a man a
"Quisling" and caling him a
traitor.
The decision was handed doWn
by Justice Jesse :.E. Kingsley in
dismissing a motion by attorneys
for Merwin K. Hart in' his mil-
lion-dollar libel action against
Friends of Dernocracy,• Inc., and
Rex Stout, president; L. M. Birk-
head; national director, and Ar-
thur J. Goldsmith.
The motion was brought to
strike out the defense of Friends
of Democracy and the individual
defendants, in which they admit
that in a privileged communica-
MISS MARION ANDELSON
tion to members, they referred to
The marriage of Miss Marion Hart as a "Quisling," a term
Andelson, daughter of Mr. and which they defined as a "pro-
Axis, pro-Nazi propagandist."
Mrs. Julius Andelson of Los An-
geles, Calif., to Staff Sgt. Allen
M. Zeltzer, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Zeltzer of 2451 Hazel-
wood Ave., will be performed on
Sunday in Los Angeles. The
18th ANNUAL CONCERT
couple plan to spend their hon-
May 23, .1943
3:00 P. M.
eymoon at Gilman Springs,
at Masonic Temple
Calif. Staff Sgt. Zeltzer is sta-
tioned at March Field, Calif.
FREIHEIT GESANG
FARM
JERUSALEM (ZOA). — The
presence in Palestine of the
daughter of Maximilian Harden,
one of Germany's famous writers
during the regime of the late
Kaiser, was revealed when a lo-
cal Hebrew paper recently pub-
lished an article by her on the
social services in Palestine..
It is significant to note that
Maximilian Harden, \vho was
editor of the German weekly
Zukunft, though born a Jew did
not remain one. However, this
did not prevent him being a vic-
tim of anti-Semitism- when he
supported the German Republic.
His daughter, who fled to Pales-
tine, is now an ardent Zionist.
JUDAS MACOABEUS
Oratorio
Denies Jews to Blame
For Shelter Disaster
By George Frecle;•ick Handel
HENRI GOLDBERG, Director
LONDON (JTA)—A flat denial
of the charge spread by anti-
Semitic fascist groups to the ef-
fect that Jews were responsible
for the recent air-raid shelter
disaster, in which more than 170
people lost their lives, was made
this week in Commons by Home
Secretary Morrison, who report-
ed that an official investigation
had been made and that the anti-
Semitic rumors were completely
without foundation,
ORT Establishes
School in Havana
Maximillian Harden's
Daughter in Palestine
Friends Of Democracy
Win in the Hart Case
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