Friday., °doter T, 1943

THE

Gewerkshaften Secure New
Offices on Linwood Ave.

JEWISH

NEWS

New Hope

Announcement of Plans Made by Morris L., Schaver
Chairman; Harry Schumer, Treasurer, Expects
Increased Giving in Next Year's Drive

Morris L. Schaver, president of
the Detroit branch of the Na-
tional Labor Committee for Pal-
estine, (Gewerkshaften), an-
nounced that new offices have
been rented at 9142 Linwood
Ave. The new headquarters in-
clude a conference room and
three offices.
Reviewing the Gewerkshaften
activities during the past year,
Mr. Schaver extended the move-
ment's greetings on the New
Year to the Jewish community
of Detroit.
Ih a • statement by Harry
Schumer, treasurer of the
Gewerkshaften drive, it is made
known • that • more than $50,000
has been remitted for Palestine
activities through the Histadruth,
Palestine Jewish Federation of
Labor, as a result of last year's
drive.
Mr. Schumer expressed con-
fidence that this sum will be
•exceeded in the drive this year,
to commence the end of Decem-
ber.
Officers of the Gewerkshaften
besides Mr. Schaver as chairman
and Mr. Schuiner as treasurer
are: Harry Mondry, financial sec-
retary; David Sislin, recording
secretary; Alex Belkin, Leo Gold,
Joseph Haggai, Benjamin M.
Laikin, Isaac A. Liebson, A.
Meyerowitz, A 1 e x Nichamin,
David Sherage, J. L. Wolock,
vice-chairmen; Morris Lieber-
man, chairman of the executive
committee; M. Goldoftas and I.

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Zemel, publicity; Max Taich,
chairman of committee for or-
ganizations; which includes the
following associate members:
William Hordes, Pete Goldstein,
Morris Lachover, Louis Levine,
Mrs. A. Mondry, Mrs. D. Sherage.

Jewish Book Programs
Issued for Book Month

"Jewish Book Programs All
Year 'Round," a brochure which
will be released by the Jewish
Book Council _of America, was
written by Dr. Mordecai Soltes,.
educator and author, in response
to requests for assistance in the
preparation of celeb r a tions
scheduled to take place through-
out the country during Jewish
Book, Month, Nov. 20 through
Dec. 19, and Jewish Book Week,
Dec. 12 through Dec. 19.
Maurice Jacobs, chairman of
the publications committee of the
Jewish Book Council of America,
and executive director of the
Jewish Publication Society of
America, stated that the tri-
lingual, (English, Hebrew and
Yiddish) Jewish Book Annual
for 1943 is in press and is sched-
uled for release during the Jew-
ish Book • Month. Dr. Solomon
Grayzel is editor-in-chief of the
Jewish Book Annual. The cover
design was drawn by the noted
illustrator, Arthur Szyk.

Rosh Hashanah brings new
hope and a new future to this
tuberculous patient at the Na-
tional. Jewish Hospital at Den-
ver who is able to study preci-
sion instrument work while in
bed. Expanded training project
launched at Hospital in coopera-
tion with Federal Security
Agency is preparing patients for
skilled jobs in defense plants af-
ter their medical discharge.

Nazis Change Names of Streets
In Holland Named For Jews

STOCKHOLM, (JTA)
All
streets in Holland that were
named for Jews have been re-
named by Nazi-appointed burgo-
masters, the Deutsche Zeitung
Die Nederlanden reports, listing
the streets with their old and
new names.

Page Fifty-five

Plea for Sabbath
Observance Is
Released Here

NEW YORK (JPS)—The N.

Y. City Department of Markets
has warned retailers that it will
tolerate no profiteering in those
Synagogues to Make Appeal foods for which there is a great
For Co-operation With
demand during the Jewish holi-
Women's League
days. In past years, it has been
customary just before and dur-
An appeal to the Jews of De- ing the Jewish holy days to
troit to cooperate in the efforts
of the Women's League for Sab- raise prices from 10 to 50 per
bath Observance has been issued cent.
by a conference held at Yeshi-
vath Beth Yehudah under the
chairmanship of Dr. Samson R.
Weiss.
Among those who participated
in this conference were Rabbis
Morris Adler, Naftali Carlebach,
Joseph Eisenman, Moses Fischer;

Leizer Levine, Jacob J. Nathan,
Joseph B. Rabinowitz, Moshe
Rottenberg, Joshua S. Sperka,
Isaac Stoliman, Max J. Wohlge-

lernter, Abraham Zentman. Two
absentees, Dr. A. M. Hershman
and Rabbi J. Thumin, pledged
their support to this program.
Sermons on the second day. of
Rosh Hashanah will be devoted
in local synagogues to appeals in
behalf of the Sabbath observance
movement.

LAUNCH LIBERTY SHIP
HONORING A. S. OCHS

ELECT . . . LLOYD

BALTIMORE (JPS) — The
Liberty ship Adolph S. Ochs,
named in the memory of the
late publisher of the New York
Times, was launched at the
Bethlehem Fairfield shipyard in
this city.

MAXWELL

COUNCILMAN

,

PRIMARIES OCT. 5

- - FOR

DETROIT CITY

COUNCIL

moGoR

JOSEPH J.

Non-Partisan Election

Capable — Dependable .
Primaries Oct. 5

. . . Make Detroit Again a Safe Place to Live!!

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We have had fatal riot-
to-
wards labor, and costly

ing, graft, antagonism

bungling in the city govern-

ment in the last few years.

THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR
EXPERIENCE!

Detroit's prestige has suf-

citizens has been wounded!

After 4 years of the pres-

ent administration it's time

to say: "Heads up, Detroit-

ers, we're going to make a

EDWARD J.

JEFFRIES

Jr.

Your

MAYOR JEFFRIES

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ferred; the pride of her good

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Re-Elect

MAYOR

fresh start in City Govern-

ment."

REMEMBER!

Vote for GOOD City
Government! Vote for
the security of your
homes ... the safety
of your children .. .
vote to make Detroit
again, a safe place to
live! It's up to YOU!

This Is Your Candidate—FRANK FITZGERALD

Mayor Jeffries has eliminated graft and
corruption and restored honesty and
integrity to your city government — He
has eliminated waste and duplication
and kept your taxes low.

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N. Y. TO PROTECT JEWS
AGAINST HOLIDAY PRICES

SCHOLAR, ATHLETE, SOLDIER, LAWYER, PROFESSOR, JUDGE

Mayor Jeffries is an aggressive, understanding
public official who has been well trained in
theory as well as by his twelve years' exper-
ience in government. His humane, liberal and
tolerant characteristics make him one of the
outstanding municipal executives in the
country.

NON-PARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION . . . TUESDAY, OCT. 5th