Friday, November 7, 1947

Chest Drive Hits
Half-Way Mark
Early This Week

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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Bar Mitzvahs
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attended Wayne University.
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MORRIS WITTCOFF

- The half-way mark in the 1947
Community Chest drive was
reached early this week, John R
Davis, campaign general chair-
man announced at the report
luncheon last Tuesday at the
Book-Cadillac -Hotel.
The total amount pledged at
that time was $2,794,426, or 52.2
per cent of the quota.
Prospects for reaching the goal
of $5,350,000 by Nov. 12, the end
of the drive, appeal;ed favorable,
John R. Davis, chairman of the
campaign, indicated. He urged,
however, that volunteers continue MISS SHIRLEY ALTSCHULER
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Al-
their work, letting no prospective
laun announce the engagement
giver go unsolicited.
"We must not permit a let- of their sister, Shirley Altschuler,
down in efforts to allow us to to Phillip Nusholtz, son of Mr.
fall short of the community's and Mrs. A. Nusholtz.
Both Miss Altschuler and her
pledge that it will raise enough
money to support the 125 Red fiance are graduates of the Uni-
Feather services that Metropoli- versity of Michigan. Mr. Nusholtz
tan Detroit so sorely needs," he is also an alumnus of the Univer-
sity of Michigan law school. Miss
declared.
Among the Red Feather ser- Altschuler is vice chairman of
vices are five major Jewish the Career Group of National
agencies, and more than 30 non- Council of Jewish Women.
' sectarian groups in which there
is wide-spread Jewrsh participa-
tion.
At report meetings last week,
workers were spurred to action
with talks by Raymond Moley,
associate editor of Newsweek
magazine, and . Grove Patterson, *$. CANBERRA, Australia, (JPS)
editor of the Toledo Blade.
—The Australian Parliament, in
Moley, addressing the Oct. 29 the past week, was the scene of a
meeting, which was sponsored by protest by one M.P. in behalf
the Michigan Consolidated Gas of a former Nazi naval officer,
Co., told the solicitors that they alleged to have been an S. S.
are "agents of democracy," since concentration camp guard, who
democracy and personal freedom was refused admission to Aus-
are protected by representative tralia. Another M.P. demanded
institutions, such as those sup-
that an inquiry be conducted into
ported by the Community Chest.
to activities of Maj. Michael Co-
"Government can take care of
may, a British-born Jew, who
wholesale activity," Moley said,
visited Australian Jewish com-
"but diverse, individual situations
munities recently in behalf of
are best served through privately
the Jewish Agency for Palestine.
supported and administered insti-
The Nazi, and Australian,
tutions."
Speaking at the Oct. 31 report named Lerch, arrived in Australia
luncheon, sponsored by the S. S. several months ago as a passenger
Kreske Co., Patterson described aboard Dutch liner, which:car-
the "fellowship of those who ried a number of Jewish dis-
care—those who face the facts placed persons. He was refused
that all progress must go for- permission to land and sent back
ward on the shoulders, and in the to Holland where he was irrk-
prigoned until representations by
hearts of the few who care."
He asked the workers to take British police in Austria secured
advantage of the fifth freedom— his release. .
freedom of -the imagination, to
Immigration Minister Calwell
see the things in the community, stated that Lerch was refused
and in the world, not as.they are, entry because he was admittedly
but as they might be, and to ex- on officer in the German navy,
pand all efforts that that imagin- making him still an enemy alien,-
ative scene may become reality. inadmissable to Australia under
The Red Feather drive will law.
close Wednesday, Nov. 12, with a
The frequent anti - Semitic,
final report dinner at the Book anti-immigrant inquiries.aired in
Cadillac Hotel, to be sponsored Parliament, each time an Aus-
by the General Motors Corp. and tralia-bound ship is reported
the Ford Motor Co.
carrying Jewish refugees, were
heard again following press re-
ports that a Panamanian ship had
left Marseilles for Sydney with
500 refugees aboard.
The vessel posed somewhat of
a mystery, since British warships
were reportedly shadowing her in
One hour's work will cover the Mediterranean. This indicat-
assignment in the Red Feather ed to some M.P.s that the vessel
Drive, according to Elaine Prus- was in reality bound for Palestine
sian, Chairman for the Junior will "illegal" Jewish immigrants
Service Group of the Jew'ish Wel- and that Australia was a false
fare Federation.
destination. The Relief Fund here
"The Junior Service Group reported, however, that the ship
has agreed to -xwer one large is en route to Sydney via Suez,
area", Miss Prussian said. Each with 116 Jews aboard.
volunteer is asked to give less
then one half a minute's time in
behalf of each of the 125 Red
Feather Services."
While more than 60 young Jew-
ish adults have volunteered to
serve in the drive, many more
workers are needed. Anyone in-
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