THE JEWISH NEWS-9
Friday, June 25, 1948

Labor Zionists Launch '48
Project for National Fund

Costa Rica, Panama
Recognize Israel

LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)-- \
The governments of . Costa
Rica and Panama have recog-
nized the state of Israel, it was,
announced by the Israeli mis-
3iOn to the Nnited Nations.. _
The total number of countries
which have to date recognized
the Jewish state now stands at
t4.

Left to right: MRS. WILLIAM HORDES, MR. HORDES, MRS.
ARCHIBALD, SILVERMAN, H. EHRENREICH, MRS. HARRY
SCHUMER, MR. SCHUMER..
Stirred by the eloquent appeal
of Mrs. Archibald Silverman, who
admonished her audience that
only by assuring the security of
Israel can we hope for peace and
safety. for Jews everywhere, an
audience of nearly 500 on Mon-
day evening launched the annual
labor Zionist Jewish National
Fund project, at the Shaarey
edek.
The event marked the con-
c/Usion of the Schumer Forest,
planted in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Schumer, and the begin-
ning of the project for the Hordes
Forest, in honor of Mr. and Mrs:
William Hordes.
Mr. Schumer was presented
with a special, beautifully en-
graved certificate, by, H. Ehren-
reich of New York, director of
the labor department of the. JNF.
Responding to the presentation,
Mr. Schumer pledged all his ef-
fOrtS to the cause of Israel's re-
demption.
Greetings were extended to
AO:
Mr. Schumer by the following:
ABE KASLE
Morris Schaver, City Committee
Abd Kasle • was reelected pres- of Farband; Morris Lieberman,
ident of the United Hebrew Labor Zionist Central Commit-
Schools at the annual meeting tee; Irving W. Schlussel and Will-
held last Monday evening. Other iam Hordes, Jewish National
officers who will continue in Fund Council; Mrs. Shulaillit
their posts are Lawrence W. Gct:Idoftas, Pioneer Women; Louis
Crohn. and Maurice H. Zackheim, Levine, Histadrut; -John Isaacs,
vice • presidents; Maurice Landau, Miehigan Linen Suppliers Board
treasurer, and Joseph S. Cohen, of Trade.
secretary.
In her address, Mrs. Silverman
Reelected to the board of di- reviewed her experiences during
rectors for a three-year term her travels in Latin America and
were the officers and Rabbi Mor- in England and told of a report
ris Adler, Louis Berry, Irwin
she had received from an eye-
Cohn, R. Levin, Aaron A. Sil- witness to the destruction of the
berblatt, LcolliS Stoll and Jai.AK Jewish community of Zagreb,
Tobin. Leon Kay was named to Jugoslavia, whose .Jews befOre
the - board to, replace the late the war were niggardly in their
Fred Butzel.
support of the Jewish" National
In addition to the election, the Fund. She urged strong and
meeting featuied the annual re- speedy action in redeeming land
ports of the schools' ,director, in Palestine in order that Israel's
Bernard Isaacs; and the associate upbuilding should not be im-
superintendent, Albert Elazar; peded.
the treasurer, and the following
Pavel Slavensky, accompanied
'committee chairmen: M. H. Zack-
heim and M.. Landau, board of by Miss Aliza Stulman, provided.
education; Louis .Stoll, Julius the musical program. Philip
Berman, real estate; Nathan Yaf- Slomovitz presided.
fa, Morris Fishman and Isaac
Rosenthal, house; Harry Cohen, JWB Gives. Bibles to 42
scholarship; Philip Gilbert, mem-
bership; Mrs. Louis Gelfand, Jewish Graduates From
Woman's Auxiliary, and Allen Military, Naval Schools
Weston, alumni.
The officers and members
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Twelve
paused in tribute to Mr. Butzel.
In his annual report, Mr. Kasle Jewish midshipmen, members of
pointed out That only 50 per cent this year's graduating class of the
of children of school age are re- United States Naval Academy,
ceiving a Jewish education in each received from the National
Detroit and urged that ways must Jewish Welfare Board a copy of
be found to provide school facil- the Bible inscribed with their
ities for thousands more who are name.
The list of Jewish graduates in-
left uniformed in our commun-
cludes B. H. Kleinman of Detroit.
ity.
Mr. Kasle said that using rocuns
WEST POINT, N. Y.—Eleven
in public schools for . Hebrew
classes has been found undesir-. Jewish cadets who were commis-
able and stated that plans are sioned second lieutenants at the
being formulated to erect the graduating exercises of the United
Keidan Memorial School Build- State Military AcadeMy here, re-
ing in a suitable location, to ceived inscribed Bibles from the
provide for hundreds more pu- Division of Religious Activities of
the National Jewish Welfare
pils.
Through the efforts of. Mr. Board at the baccalaureate serv-
Isaacs, he reported, the sum. of ice of the Jewish Chapel Squad.
$2,700 was secured for the build-
GREAT NECK, N. Y.—Nineteen
ing fund from the dissolved Beth
Jewish graduates of the U. S. Mer-
Mordecai Synagogue.
chant Marine Academy, at Kings
ALLEGRO CHORAL EN-, Point, who were commissioned
SEMBLE gave a concert June 21 as ensigns at the annual com-
at the U. S. Marine Hospital. mencement exercises, received
Featured soloists were Jack Ba- inscribed Bibles from the Division
zell, Harold Bernstein, Jean Jas- of Religious Activities.. of the. Na-
love, Harriet Lewis, Leo Oliva tional Jewish Welfare Board at a
and Anne Siegel. Irving Ritter baccalaureate service preceding
graduation ceremonies.
is director.

Ten Jews Elected to
S. African Parliament

Kasle Reelected
UHS President

HOW INVESTMENTS
BUILD STATE OF ISRAEL

JOHANNESBURG, (JTA) —
Ten Jews were elected to Parlia-
ment in the national elections;
nine of them are members of the
United Party and one is a mem-
ber of the Labor Party. Both
these political groups supported
Field Marshal Smuts who, only
several days ago, announced the
recognition of Israel by his goV-
ernment. The 10 Jews elected in-
clude Mrs. Bertha Solomon, Mor-
ris • Kentridte, Adolph Davis,
Max Sonnenberg, Dr. Bernard
Friedman, A. Bloomberg, A. E.
Robinson, H. F. Oppenheimer,
and Dr. Henry Gluckman. The
Laborite is H. Davidoff.

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