NOVEMBER 2, 19
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Federated Fund
Marks Birthday
CLEVELAND (JTA)--The Board
of directors of the Council of Jew-
ish Federations and Welfare Funds
marked the tenth anniversary of
the existence of the Council by
holding its meeting here, where the
Council was established in 1932 by
representatives of 15 Jewish federa-
tions.
Sidney Hollander, president of
the Council, and William J. Shroder,
chairman of the Board, presented
reports on recent war chest develop-
ments, progress on the Council's
efforts for a unified civic-protective
program and prospects for the re-
constitution of the United Jewish
Appeal in 1943.
A total of $22,249,189 was ex-
pended in 1941 by 40 national and
23 overseas organizations for aid to
distressed Jewry overseas and in
Palestine, health and welfare pro-
grams, civic protective activities.
immigration services and health and
educational programs, according to
a Council survey.
The bulk of the funds was spent
by overseas and Palestine agencies
which expended a total of $17,650,-
424, of which about $7,000,000 was
spent in Palestine, $6,000,000 in
other countries abroad and $4,000,-
000 for immigration services both
abroad and in the United States.
Of the $4,598,765 spent in this
country by the national agencies,
$1,637,810 was used for civic pro-
tective activities and $1,333,584 for
health and welfare requirements.
PROHSES ANTI-BIAS LAWS
NEW YORK (JPS)--The incor-
poration into the laws of New York
State of legislation that would pre-
vent discrimination for race, color
or creed, whether in employment,
universities or resorts, was promised
here by Dean Alfange, American
Labor Party nominee, if he should
be successful in his quest for the
Governorship. He challenged his
Democratic. and Republican oppon-
ents to make similar pledges.
Buy War Bonds NOW!
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Chaplain Sends Regards From
Men "Somervhere in Australia"
Seattle's Jeuisb comntunity has no truer friend 11o1" more vigorous
champion than fiery little Rev. Dr. Raynlond Attebery, oll leave of absence
front Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, oolt' a lieutenant colonel in the U. S.
Army Chaplain CorDs, stationed esomewbere in Australia."
The following letter from Lt. Col. Attebery was dated Sept. 22, and
was received by THE TRANSCRIPT last week.
This is a brief note from Australia to inform you, that
we have just completed a most successful observance of the
Jewish New Year and the Fast of Atonement. In view of the
fact that there was no Jewish Chaplain in our division and
no rabbi within many hundreds of miles, we had to rely
upon lay leadership and such assistance as the division
chaplain could give. The lay leadership was furnished by
Lieutenant Irving All of Portland, Oregon, a Lieutenant
Kahn of New York City, and a Doctor Brenner, a Polish
refugee since the middle of the Polish war.
You will be interested to know
that Judaism again proved its vi-
tality, both by the splendid attend-
ance given by the Jewish men in
this Division and area and by the
fine manner in which lay leader-
ship was so intelligently accepted.
In this group of approximately 250
Jewish men were young men from
all over the United States. They
were a fine looking bunch of men
and participated in these services
with a deep sincerity.
Synagogue Anzac Hall
I was extremely happy in the fact
that I had in my library of phono-
graph records the great music of
the Synagogue through these past
twenty centuries. The music was
especially appropriate for the Day
of Atonement.
You may be interested to know
where the services were held. Our
synagogue for the occasion was an
Anzac Hall (returned soldiers' club
house). On the two days that the
Anzac hall was not available, we
used a Methodist church four
)locks away, which was the church
;tructure closest at hand. The com-
"aunity in which we are now locat-
ed, believe it or not, is a city in
which there are less than a half
dozen Jews and thus no synagogue.
Please put this in THE TRAN-
The only candidate who will devote his
entire time to this important olqfice
EIGHT YEARS PROVEN ABILITY
Support and Vote for
Carroll
CARTER
(Paid Adv.)
m
Democratic Nominee for
TREASURER
An Efficient County Official
Who Never Asked or
Received an Emergency
Appropriation
VOTE FOR FORBES
More Than 30 Years
Experience as a Law
Enforcement Officer.
Was Never an
Isolationisi
TOLERANT
FAIR
EFFICIENT
Democratic Nominee for
SHERIFF
(Paid Adv.)
DR. RAYI$IOND ATTEBERY
Writes from Australia
SCRIPT for I am sure that "Little
Adolph" would be so happy to
know that there is one city in
Democracy which is not controlled
by the "gold-thirsty, capitalistic
Jews."
Seattle Boy Helps
Please convey to the Jewish
community in Seattle our very best
wishes and let them know that the
Jewish boys are being well cared
for by regular services of their own
every Sunday morning at the hour
of church call.
Lieutenant Manton J. Spear, so
well known in Seattle, has been ac-
tive in helping to organize and
carry on the religious work among
our Jewish men.
I will just take a moment to say
that we are enjoying Australia tre-
mendously. The country is very
beautiful and the people have a
glorious spirit to match the beauty
of their country. It would have
been impossible for any country to
have been more hospitable to us
or more generous in its friendship.
Asks To Be Remembered
Remember me to all my friends
in Seattle, and let's carry on the
fight with a fury until the last
shackle of enslaved men is broken.
I trust that Seattle is fully awake to
the issues of this hour and that as
Jews and Christians together we
will be on the enemy's track till
the last barbarian has either bitten
the dust or held up his hands in de-
cisive surrender. Do your best in
THE TRANSCRIPT to keep a stick
of dynamite under the people's con-
science.
With every kind wish for the
progress of THE TRANSCRIPT and
with deepest appreciation of what
my dear friends in the Jewish com-
munity in Seattle have done for me
and for Grace Church, I say good-
bye for today.--E. Raymond Atte-
bery, Chaplain, (Lt. Col.) Division
Chaplain.
Richard Newberger, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Newberger, is
stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo,
Calif., and recently was made a
corporal. He is attached to the
medical section at the base hos-
pital and writes that he is enjoy-
ing army life.
It's Corporal Isadore A. Rogo-
way now, his wife, Mrs. Esther
Rogoway, learned in a letter from
the corporal at Fort Sill, Okla.
Rogoway has been selected to at-
tend the field artillery's officer
candidate school at the fort.
Mexicans Score
Nazi Terrorism
MEXICO CITY (JTA)--Nazi ter-
ror against the Jews and other ci-
vilians in occupied Europe, was con-
demned here at the closing session
of the conference called by leading
Mexican liberal organizations to
protest against Nazi atrocities.
The conference also assailed the
Nazi racial theories and asked that
the "criminals" responsible for the
mass-murders of innocent people be
punished after the war.
MRS. ROSENBERG APPOINTED
WASHINGTON -- (J.P.S.) -- The
post of New York regional director
of the War Manpower Commission
has been assigned to Mrs. Anna M.
Rosenberg, regional head of the
Social Security Board.
Hebrew Language
For Propaganda
JERUSALEM--(J.T.A.) --A ship-
ment of American propaganda lit-
erature in the Hebrew language
arrived here for distribution among
the Jewish population. The He-
brew press to which the American
Consulate dispatched the first cop-
ies of the various publications re-
ceived the material with wa,n
greetings. Some editors, however,
point out that the style in which
the propaganda is written is not
l exactly the style now used by the
press in Palestine.
GENEVA (JPS) -- Baptized Jews
have been permitted by the Slo-
vakian government to form sepa-
rate communities and live apart
from the other Jews, it is reported.
ELECT
CLINTON
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE
43rd District
This ad sponsored by Sol Esfeld, Adol[ D. Koch, Roy G. Rosenthal,
Berman Schoenfeld, Jr., Max A. Silver
(Paid Adv.)
KEVIN IIENEHAN
DEMOCRAT
STATE SENATOR
Rubber Will Stretch
won?stretch
We Need Your Help During Wartime
To Save Tires and Conserve Manpower
Wartime conditions make it essen-
tial that we ask your cooperation in
helping us to save tires and conserve
manpower for Uncle Sam.
We must now combine calls for
service so as to cover an entire neigh-
borhood with one trip. So please do
not request service at a definite time
of day, or on Sundays and holidays.
Emergency calls will be handled
immediately, of course, and any call
will be cared for as promptly as pos-
sible under wartime conditions.
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