Labor Zionists to Name New Institute
Building for th e Late Dr. Hayim Greenberg
.
The new Labor Zionist Build-
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named for Dr. Hayim Green-
berg, an outstanding Zionist
leader. The name was chosen
at a recent mass meeting under
the chairmanship of Morris L.
Schaver, president of the Labor
Zionist Movement here.
The selection of names was
narrowed down to Dr. Nahum
Syrkin and Dr. Greenberg.
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Movsas Goldoftas spoke on Ha- of Chaim Nachman Bialik and
yim Greenberg, whose name Menache m Mendel Ussishkin.
was overwhelmingly approved His facility with words and self-
in the final vote.
taught Hebrew enabled him to
The official dedication of 'edit the Russian-Jewish weekly,
the building is planned for "The Dawn," at the outbreak of
World War I.
After the revolution, he
lectured • on medieval and
Jewish literature and Greek
drama at the Universities of
Charkov and Kiev. Arrested
several times by the Soviets
for Zionist leanings, he es-
caped from Russia to Berlin,
where he edited "Ha Olam,"
the official World Zionist
weekly and ,"Our Future," the-
Zionist monthly.
Dr. Greenberg came to Amer-
ica in 1924 and was one of the
founders of the Histadrut move-
ment and editor of "For the
People." In 1932 he succeeded
in combining Paale Zion with
the Zeire Zion and edited its
weekly "Der Yiddisher Kern-
fer," ("The Jewish Fighter").
DR. HAYIM GREENBERG
fall, with the participation of Two years later he began pub-
many prominent state and lishing the English monthly,
national figures. The program "The Jewish Frontier," and he
Will include outstandin g held the post of editor-in-chief
speakers and a special artis- until his death two years ago.
Dr. Greenberg was both a
tic program.
Working on the dedication respected cultural. and moral
program is a special committee leader and theoretician in the
consisting of Morris L. Schaver, Zionist movement. Frequently
Morris Lieberman, chairman, his advice was sought after by
Israel Prime Minister Ben-
board of trustees of the Labor
Gurion and other political fig-
Zionist Organization, Detroit; ures.
Harry Schumer, chairman, Far-
During World War II, Dr.
band City committee and dedi-
Greenberg served as chairman
cation committee; Irving Pok-
of the American Zionist Emer-
empner; David Sislin. Richard
gency
Council and in 1946, was
Gartner, executive director of
the LZ Institute; and Mrs. Net- drafted as director of the De-
tie Turner, president, Detroit partment for Education of • the
Jewish Agency Executive.
Council of Pioneer Women.
Dr. Greenberg's creed and ex-
Dr. Hayim Greenberg was
born in 1889 in a small, village planation for his dedication to
his role in Zionism is best ex-
in Bessarabia. As' a teenager,
pressed in his book, "Go to
he became known for his re- Nineveh":
ports of the Zionist Congress
"Onde man is endowed by
and an unforgettable address at
God with a Prophetic spirit, he
an illegal Zionist demonstration. remains, willi-nilly, a servant of
After moving to Odessa, he in :-
the Lord for the rest of his life.
creased his Zionist activities -and
No rebellion on his part can
became exposed to the influence change this."
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Ferris Honors
Ahminus Shapero
Nate S. Shapero, president
of Cunningham Drug Stores,
an alumnus of Ferris Institute,
where he studied pharmacy,
was honored by his alma
mater. The Ferris Institute
Alumni Association this week
awarded him the. Distinguished
Alumnus Award. Shapero, a
former member of the Ferris
board of control, holds an hon-
orary doctorate from Ferris.
Six Austrians on Trial in Vienna
Charged With Killing 34,000 Jews
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
VIENNA (JTA)—Six former
Austrian policemen who went
on trial here Monday charged
with the massacre of Jews in
Nazi-occupied Poland on Tues-
day pleaded not guilty. The trial
attracted nationwide attention.
The chief prosecutor, Dr. H.
Reiter, read a 40-page statement
in which he stated that all six
became members of a security
police detachment in the Bory-
slaw district of Poland in 1941.
Some 34,000 Jews were living in
that area at one time and only
few more than 500 survived, he
added. The prosecution stated
that. Jews were shot down not
alone as part of an official ex-
termination policy but some-
times for amusement 'or robbery:
The prosecutor described Leo-
pold Mitas and Josef Poen as
.
Convention of ZOA
Postponed to Oct. 4
Announcement was made this
week that the annual conven-
tion of the Zionist Organization
of America, originally sched-
uled for Aug. 24, has been post-
poned to Oct. 4. It will take
place, for four days, in Wash-
ington, D. C., as originally
scheduled.
chief offenders who had boasted
before J witnesses of h a v,i n g
killed hundreds of Jews. The
prosecutor quoted one -witness
as saying that he had seen Mitas
knock out the brains of a three-
year-old child by swinging the
child against a telegraph pole.
Mitas fainted a number of times
during Tuesday's proceedings of
another accuse d, Ferdinand
Neumayer. The prosecutor said
he had trained a dog to inflict
severe injuries on Jews it _was
ordered to attack.
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U. S. Rabbis Permitted
To Examine Rare Jewish
Volumes in Leningrad
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Ameri-
can rabbis Visiting Leningrad
were permitted to examine the
priceless collection of old Jew-
ish manuscripts at the Salty-
kov-Shedrin Library, the for-
mer Public Library of Lenin-
grad, it was reported fom Mos-
cow. The rabbis were told by
Soviet officials that photocopies
of the manuscripts would be
made available to f or elgn
scholars.
The collection is part of the
famous collection of Hebrew
and Yiddish books of the late
Baron David Guinzburg, noted
Jewish philanthropist and Ori-
entalist, whose library, was na-
tionalized after the Bolshvik
Revolution. It includes a He-
brew Bible printed in the year
1010 and a' leather bound vol-
ume of parchment letters writ-
ten in the 10th century by
Prince Joseph of the Khazars
describing his conversion to
Judaism.
(In a cable to the New York
Times from Moscow, Jack Ray-
mond reported: "It is under-
stood that Prof. Solomon Zeit-
lin, of the Rabbinical Studies
Department of Dropsie College,
Philadelphia, saw the Guinz-
burg collection in Leningrad
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