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Friday, March
1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
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Judge Rifkind said this week,
and urged that the Palestine In-
quiry Commission should issue
an interim report recommending
the immediate admittance into
Palestine of 100,000 Jews.
Predicting that the year 1946
"will most certainly be by far the
most prosperous peacetime year"
in the history of the United
States, Robert R. Nathan, former
deputy director for War Man-
power and Reconversion, de-
clared that it is inconceivable
that the American people "will
smugly and complacently a cept
this abundant prosperity without
sharing some of its benefits with
those who are in much less for-
tunate circumstances."
The noted economist, who last
year spent two and a half months
in Palestine conducting a survey
of the economic potentialities of
that country, asserted that the
survey had concluded that in the
next decade Palestine could ab-
sorb from approximately 600,000
to over 1,100,000 Jewish immi-
grants. The economic develop-
ment of Palestine to date has
been "truly phenomenal," he
said.
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Named Gift Chairman
The conference officially was
opened by Edmund I. Kaufmann,
of Washington, who was named
national chairman for Initial
Gifts. In his opening remarks he
said:
"All of us are deeply aware
of the solemnity and determina-
tion with which the Jews of
America have pledged them-
selves to raise the sum of $100,-
000,000 for the United Jewish
Appeal cognizant of the tremend-
ous needs of the agencies which
compose the UJA, the JDC, the
UPA and the NRS. -
"The action we take here today
will sound the keynote for the
campaign through the length and
breadth of the land."
William Rosenwald stated that
the refugee assistance and ad-
justment program of the NRS
must be greatly expanded in 1946
in line with President Truman's
recent directive facilitating the
- admission to this country under
existing immigration quotas of
war refugees and orphans from
Europe. Mr. Rosenwald lauded
the NRS for its "smooth integra-
tion" of approximately 250,000
refugees since the rise of Hitler-
ism into the American cornmun-
ity..
Ready to Take Lead
The U. S. graphically has dem-
onstrated that it is ready to take
the lead among the nations of the
world in offering refuge to the
homeless and the oppressed, he
said. The NRS, Mr. Rosenwald
declared, has done much to pro-
mote a liberal immigration policy
in this country by its effective
and systematic adjustment of
newcomers to this country into
the American stream of life.
Palestine will play the central
role in the "entire drama of our
homeless people of devastated
Europe," Charles J. Rosenbloom,
of Pittsburgh, national chairman
of the UJA, stressed in outlining
the needs of the United Palestine
Appeal in 1946.
Declaring that "we live in an
important moment of history,"
Paul Baerwald, honorary chair-
man of the UJA, said that ''your
labor, your generosity and your
vision are the tools with which
we hope to reconstruct the shat-
tered structure of European
Jewry."
priated $13,750,000 for the first
quarter of this year. Describing
the crisis facing the Jewish sur-
vivors in Europe, Mr. Baerwald
stated that "the efforts we are
engaged in abroad, and the pres-
ent counterpart of these efforts
here at home are one of the most
important things in Jewish life
today, if not the most important
thing.
Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, of New
York, national chairman of the
UJA, declared that the Jews of
the U. S. were confronted with
the greatest challenge in their
history and that only through an
unprecedented effort in behalf
of the $100,000,000 United Jewish
Appeal could they assure the
survival of the remnants of
European Jewry. He declared
that Europe, Palestine and the
U. S. were the "three theaters in
the battle for Jewish survival
which is now in its most critical
stage."
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delegate, Sarah Kukso, the De-
troit project, known as Kfar Saba
Children's Home, one of 25 units
to be erected in Palestine to
house 8,000 additional children,
is near completion.
Among recent unit contribu-
tors are Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fei-
genson, in honor of sons Herman
and Morton; Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Schaver, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Milinsky, Mrs. Samuel Raimi,
Ladies Chevra Kadisha of Chesed
Shel. Ernes, Golden Rule Aid So-
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Kovler-Voliner Aid Society,
Odessa Aid Society, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Milan, • Shecter Furniture
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Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Geselis.
Plans are being completed for
an intensive membership cam-
paign under the leadership of
Myra Richardson, chairman, and
Sylvia Novetsky, co-chairman.
New groups are being formed
among_ which will also be a group
for young women between the
ages of 18 and 25. For informa-
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THEY SAID farewell to Leon-
ard Belove last week . . . and the
Bnai Brith Youth Organization'
director was almost in tears at
the large reception given him by
the kids . . . A couple of years
ago, as A.Z.A. head, he said
goodbye at a banquet for him
. . was given a beautiful ring
. . . and didn't leave .. . Is still
kidded about it . . . This time,
however, it's the real thing . .
After five years of wonderful
work he has left to enter business
in Kansas City . . . with a pen
and pencil set, radio-phonograph
and scroll among other gifts.
His successor is Howard Leib-
man, from Boston, Mass. . .. who,
BEY() office gal Sarah Jaffee re-
ports, is bringing "Huba Huba"
sighs around t h e Linwood
headquarters.
* *
DRESS for the Junior Hadassah
affair at the Book-Cadillac,
March 9, will be optional . . . but
count on the many stockingless
gals in the community to wear
formals . . . and Mickey Wolfe
to play, "It's Been a Long, Long
Time."
THAT WAS a mighty swell
gesture on the part of Jewish
women living on Collingwood
Ave. . . in raising a fund for
the stricken family of their mail-
man, Richard Scott . . . His was
one of the children killed in the
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church bus
tragedy.
STAN HOWARD has been
signed to provide music, and
lovely Sally Romaine the vocals
for the 30th Holiday Hop at the
Jewish Center, March 10 . „
Will be a Purim dance.
THE RECENT Bnai Brith
Young Women's dance was the
first to look anything like those
pre-war affairs we remember .. .
Attendance hovered about the
1 000 mark . . . Direction before
and during was outstanding . . .
The gals can feel proud that their
hard work hasn't gone unnoticed.
hit a village which had yet to
see an American . . . and thought
they were their liberators . .
The whole town came running,
including the mayor ... and they
were lifted from their jeep before
knowing what it was all about
Unable to convince the people
that they had to return to their
outfit, a big ceremony was set-
up and they were "showered"
with cognac, precious Scotch,
champagne and Bordeaux wine
.. all saved for the occasion .. .
They were kissed by young and
old and given the keys to the
city . Harry was even forced
to make a speech in his best
"high school" French.
As they finally began leaving,
one of the guys asked if there
were any fresh eggs around . . .
That started a commotion which
almost tore up the town! . . .
All ran to their houses . . .
brought eggs . .. They filled the
helmets . . , loaded the jeep . . .
and threw in a hen for reserve
. . The boys returned to their
outfit with enough eggs for
weeks . . and more than 26
chickens . . . who had decided
to come out and enjoy the ride
back.
* * *
DIS 'N DATA .. Intermediates
at the • Jewish Center have
scheduled March 16 for their
Purim dance . . . We'll cast a
vote for the Queen Esther selec-
tion . . The Julius Rosenwald
Post of American Legion is
dickering for that church on
Davison and Linwood to use as
headquarters.
Miss Sarah Kahan, member of
the American collective Ein Hash-
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last week . . . Searched the town
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and finally garnered 10 cartons
estine in the light of British La-
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