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Volume 143, Issue 5 (The Sentinel, 1911 The Sentinel Strictly Confidential To the Many Friends of Hapoel By finest in this country and includes Hamizrachi the earliest and very latest editions PHINEAS of this monumental work. .be I. Flambeau" (The Torch) is the name BIRON of the French yearly publication of Yeshiva University ... Its 1945 issue WE of HAPOEL HAMIZRACHI OF just out features a moving article by Captain Robert Gamzon on French CHICAGO and MIDWEST, UNDESERVED FREE RIDE Jewish Youth during the war . It deserves wide publication in English Reiigious Labor Zionist Movement, are giving When Joseph Cardinal Mindszen- Incidentally "Le Flambeau" thy, Primate of Hungary, was re- is, our full organizational support in the shekel in our opinion, the best edited col- cently refused passage to Rome. an lege pulblication in America ... A American army plane transported him campaign, and in the ensuing elections for del- Iepresentative exhibition of modern to the Vatican ... Now the Cardinal artists, among them, Harkavy, Rosen- egates to the forthcoming 22nd World Zionist "paid back" our democracy for its thai, Sover. Walkowitz, Reiss and generous gesture by demanding that Zucker just opened at the Olga Congress, to the Jews in Hungary be withdrawn from Thenen Studio, New York City positions in the police and peoples' Ann Rosen, New York artist, was court .. Mindszenthy disgraces the honored at a tea here when her re- office of Cardinal and the American RELIGIOUS NATIONAL BLOC cently completed portrait of Mrs. military commander who gave him a Dorothy Cutler, President of the free iide should blush ... But does North Shore Council of in which we join hands with Mizrachi, he? Jewish Wo- men was exhibited .. It is one of Women of Mizrachi, and Hashomer Hadati. UNUSUAL DIPLOMAT... a series she is doing on a cross- Jan Galewicz, the new Polish Con- section of Jewish figures on the sul in New York is perhaps America's American scene ... Albert David most interesting member in the Con- Butler's poem "In Memoriam" about WHEN the election is held on June 16, we urge all sular Corps ... S. L. Schneiderman Nazi victims deserves publication.. tells us that this 35 year old diplo- \e will send it to the first editor who members, workers, friends, students of our many mat is one of Europe's most notable requests it undergroundl fighters classes, worshippers at our synagogue, and all who either ... He escaped PERSONALITIES by a split second death in a gas participate in, or are familiar with, our broad program of chamber . He lost his wife, his Charlie Chaplin may have to under- brother and his sisters ... His father go a major operation in the near activity, to support the Religious National Bloc. (lied before his very eyes during the future . A New York Veteran's uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto group gave a post war award to His exploits as a guerilla fighter in Shmulke Bernstein, an east side deli- Poland read like a Hollywood thriller. catessen owner ... Shmulke shipped M AY the blessings of the Almighty be bestowed upon He stood on the ramparts of War- more than 150,000 salamies to the saw . He was a prisoner in Tre- Loys overseas. It is reasonably cer- this worthy endeavor, and may the Redemption of blinka camps .. Handsome and tain that Rabbi Nathan Peritman will Israel be quickly brought about through united and dynamic he is an untiring worker .. be chosen rabbi of Congregation There is only one thing he can no Enanuel in New York .. The Rev. spontaneous response of all our Jewish brethren and sisters longer do . And that is to smile Dr. H. Goldenson will be made Rabbi QUESTION... Emeritus before long . .. Colonel everywhere to the call of Zion. Backhouse chief prosecutor at the Is it true that the news letter of Belsen War Crimes Trial, speaking of the Russian State Party, ostensibly Midwestern Region of Hapoel Hamizrachi of Josef Kramer, the "Beast of Belsen" published by one Ruth Fischer in America hanged for the murder of tens of New York enjoys the support of sev- thousands of Jews, called him "an Rabbi Harold P. Smith, Director eral prominent communal leaders who extremely nice fellow" and then add- lose as liberals? . The newsletter Chicago Council of Hopoel Hamizrachi ed "yet an ordinary is the most rabid World War III decent man caught in the Nazi system" ... We Herzl Rosenson, President propagandist sheet we know of shall not forget the Colonel's stand- Dr. David Sacks, Chairman of Administration VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY... ards of decency .. Hamilton Fish. Congratulations to the Central (On- Jr., is preparing to regain his seat Baruch Segal, Shekel Chairman. tario) division of the Canadian Jew- in Congress ... His financial backer ish Congress. It achieved a brilliant is Robert Harriss a New York busi- Adas Hapoe Hamizrachi Tiferet Hapoel Hamizrachi legal victory when Mr. Justice Keiller nessman notorious for his support of Louis Brody, President Mrs. Sophie Shulman, President Philip Stein, Shekel chairman Zahava Feferman, Zahava Schayer, Mackay, of the Supreme Court of Father Coughlin.. Shekel Co-Chairmen Ontario, handed down a decision Adinoh Hapoel Hamizrachi ren- Yetta Baron, President Jniversity Forum of Hapoel Hamizrachi dering "void and of no effect" a re- Council of Jewish Women Shiriey Kapian, Rose Romirowsky, Leonard Gewirtz, Forum Chairman strictive clause in a land sale To Have New Quarters Shekel Co-Chairmen Dorothy Lavin, Shekel Chairman covenant which stipulated that the Eva Aronson Hapoel Hamizrachi Women of Hapoel Hamizrachi land was "not to be sold to Jevs or Shirley Himmelfarb, President Mrs. Sarah Shulman, President The prospect of pleasant new quarters Pearl Felman, Bess Glick, Mrs. A. Patinkin, Mrs. L. Zuckerman, persons of objectionable nationality" is delighting members of the National Shekel Co-Chairmen Shekel Co-Chairmen The Canadian Jewish Congress, Council of Jewish Women, Chicago Ben Zion Hapoel Homizrochi B'nai Akiva Interm. Hapoel Hamizrachi by permission of the Court became a Section. for at the end of this month Bernard Goodmon, President Moshe Litoff, Mashe Noble, Gerry party in the legal proceedings Armin Friedman, Isadore Friedman, Kaplan, Leah Peristein and Rachel on be- its office and club rooms will move Shekel chairmen Twersky, Members of Hanhala. half of the Jewish community to 72 E. 11th Street, where Councii Moshe Shapiro, Shekel Chairman The C.J.C. Hotikvoh Hapoel Hamizrachi fought the case through will have modern meeting rooms and Harold Glassenberg, President B'nai Toreh Jr. Hapoel Hamizrachi and won ... If you are interested in an attractive auditorium at its disposal. Samson Krupnick, Maurice Aberman, Nachman Patinkin, Menahel the ease Shekel Co-Chairmen Joel Lehrfield, Moshe Polin, get the book "A Victory For The organization is one of ten na- Shekel Co-Chairmen )emocracy" published by the Can- Milole Hapoel Homizrachi tional organizations meeting in Wash- Joe Gross, President Ner Tamid Jr., Hapoel Hamizrachi ~adian Jewish Congress. ington on May 1st and 2nd for a con- Sam Schottland, Shekel Chairman William Greenberg, Menahel Beryl -Wein, Shekel Chairman. READER'S GUIDE... ference of unfinished business for so- Moriah Hapoel Hamizrachi "All For Mankind" is the title of cial legislation. During the two day Avroham Ellison, President Bnas Zion Jr. Haoel Hamizrachi Rabbi Zwi Magence, Sam Ziskon, Rachel Twersky, Menahelet Leon Blum's book, written in a Nazi session ways and means of furthering Shekel Co-Chairmen Doris Brady, Shekel Chairman concentration camp ... It will be social legislation no' being neglected, North west Side Hapoel Hamizrachi Maccabee Girls Jr. Hapoel Hamizrachi published this fall . Do you know will be discussed. Delegates for the Israel Dissen, President Gladys Skiar, Menahelet that the Hebrew Union College Chicago section will be Mrs. Charles Isaac Freeman, Paul Greenman, Chavie Fox, Claire Gurov, Shekel Co-Chairmen Shekel Chairmen Library possess one of the finest col- Levin, President of this Section, and lections of editions and translations Mrs. Morton H. Hoffman, 4th Vice of the Talmud . It is certainly the president. EEEE.ENNNNEEEEEEENEEEEEEUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEUEEEEE.
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