Evening star. [volume], April 07, 1948, Page A-14, Image 14

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516 2nd St. N.W.
COMPANY RE. 3424
. United Jewish Appeal
Launched Here With
Pledges of $1,020,000
The United Jewish Appeal was
launched here last night with mem
bers of Washington Jewry pledging
a total of $1,0%),000 towards the
District goal of $2,500,000.
The 1948 goal for the entire Na
tion is $250,000,000.
Henry Morgenthau, jr., former
Secretary of the Treasury and now
national chairman of the appeal,
and Bartley C. Crum, member of
the Anglo-American Inquiry Com
mission on Palestine, spoke at the
Hotel statler event which was at
tended by more than 400 persons.
At a similar dinner last year, over
$700,000 was raised.
The funds from the campaign will
be used for relief and rehabilitation
of European Jews, for immigration
and reception in Palestine of 75,000
homeless Jews, including 24,000 chil
dren, and for reception and care of
refugees who will enter the United
States in 1948.
Solicitation Starts Soon.
Washington mass solicitation will
start as soon as drive divisions are
organized in the next few weeks.
OfflcialS| said they hope to recruit
3,000 or more volunteers. Other
large gifts also will be raised at a
series of functions, for ' different
trades and professions and among
Government workers. About 15,000
individual persons contributed dur
ing 1947’s drive.
Mr. Morgenthau said the problem
of looking after, and keeping alive
the Jews of Europe and Palestine is
a problem for the world and the
United Nations.
"With such leaders as you have
here,” he told the group. "I am
confident you will reach your goal
without too much difficulty.”
Mr. Crum said that "meetings such
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as these are a rebuttal to the cyni
cism I have met in high places."
"Notification" to U. 8.
Referring to the Palestine situa
tion, Mr. Crum declared: “The
United Jewish Appeal drive, this
year * * * will be -the strongest
notification given to the United
States and Britain to stop playing
power politics, stop playing with oil.
and instead think of human beings.”
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld as
serted that “we stand united this
evening as Americans of Jewish
faith and rising to a common re
sponsibility.”
Co-chairman of the local drive are
Rabbi Gerstenfeld, Rabbi Isadora
Breslau and Joseph Chemer, who
also spoke.
Morris Cafritz is president of the
Washington United Jewish Appeal
and co-chairman, with Col. Benja
min Ourisman of the special gifts
unit. Louis E» Spiegler is drive
director. , .
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Inspector Joseph S. Simms of the
Health Department's Bureau of
Food Inspection has been invited
to appear at the Nation-wide con
ference on public health problems.
The conference is sponsored by
the School of Public Health, Uni
versity of Michigan, and is under
the direction of Dr. Henry Vaughn
dean and former health commis
sioner of Detroit. Mr.'Simms has
been invited to participate in the
panel on eating place sanitation.
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