Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1934-11-16

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VuUlmc XVTT—No. 46
COLUA.IBUS, OTTIO, NOVJaiBlvR 16, njS4
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Strictly Confidential
Tld-Bits        From       Everywhere
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Hadassah   Head   Addresses
Open Letter to the Jewish
Women of Coluinbus
Aft<;rmiilh
We hope there's nolliintj (n these pust- clcctiun rnmors thnt Robert iNfoscs, de¬ feated Kinpire stale uuliernatorial candi- daic, is sfi'iE to lose his joi) as Nctv Sin-k City's Park Coniinissifjticr, by way at puiiisbnieiit for all the nasty things he said about his siicccssrni rival, mir old friend Governor T^ehuian,. .True, the Kcpiililican noinincc did fly nff the handle cDiisiderably in tlic conrse of hi.s canr paifin-.i^pccchinf'—hut .surely Mr.'I.chnian i:; big enough to take it...Mayor La guardih, we learn, likes salami much better than spaghelli—which sccnis to show lli:it gastrononiically the Jew in him douiiuiitcs the Italian... (Note to stick¬ lers : Please don't write In to tell us tliat .snlanii is an Italian .sausage; we knpw it, hut maintain that onr point is well-taken none the less).. .Wc Iiavc it on excellent authority . that those of uur colleagues who have been hailing Rudolph S. Ilecht, iiewly-elcctcd president of the American Bankers' Association; as a Jew, arc all ¦wet.. .Washington i.'i all agog over the fact that Motor Mogul Walter P. Chry.'i- Icr, a staunch Republican and long con¬ sidered an anti-New-Dealer, was a con¬ tributor, to the tune of two grand, to Democratic campaign funds...Bnt Wal¬ ter can well afford such generosity... For during the first nine months of this year he sold more cars—by fifteen per cent, i£ you plcase-^than in the same period five years ago, when the boom was at its height... ' . \
. , Double, Dunhic Sam Blitz, dynamic Zionist campaigner, will ho doubt he interested to learn that a photo wc recently saw of Maurice dc Rothschild, son of the late Baron Ed- niond, shows the Frciich Senator to be very nearly his double.. .That double for Clcvclaitd's Law Director, Ezra Shapiro, has arrived on the scene.. .It's a girl, and her.maternal granddad is Sol Ljimport, New York's well-known patron of "He¬ brew letters , and such... Another dupli¬ cate of either Norma Shearer or her director-husband, Irving Tlialbcrg, is due to make his qr her appearance ere long ...Wlijile at the William I. (Congress¬ man)''Sirovich's| it's a novel that's a- horning... .
Heroic Adolf Thanks to Walter Winchell for the fol¬ lowing bit; In his speech at Nuremburg recently Hitler enchanted his ¦ audience with a resume of his achievements.:. Nothing, he had ventnred had failed, he joratcd,. .Germany was blessed indeed to have him as head man...It was a rap¬ turous monologue of "look what I've done".. .A fellow on a train from Larch- • mont read through the boastful speech and, turning to . his companion, said: "This Hitler is just a Hero-worshipper, isn't he?"...
Athletic Shorts It looks as if the New York Giants are developing another Jewish drawings card 111 the person of red-haired Sam Solomon. ..Red is only eighteen, but he expects to go South with the Giants for the spring training season, and perhaps —who knows ?—will make his how at the Polo Grounds next year. ..Have we c\cr recunnncnded Palestine trips to all you people who are interested in sports? ... We're referring, of course, to the sec¬ ond Maccaliiad, the international Jewish athletic meet to be held at, Tel Aviv,next April...The bilrn in whicli Paramount made its first flicker, ever so many years ago. has now been converted into a gym¬ nasium, and- Max Raer is using it as training (luartcrs as he prepares for his next picture.. .New York's Ea.st Side will bccotnc hockey-conscious this winter, when.the Toronto Rangers come down to Madison Square Garden „with Ale.t Levinsky as a major attraction.. .Aaron Bcrgstcin, Easton, Pa.'s pro.sperous pants manufacturer, lias become the manager of featherweight Allic Todesco, whom he hopes to sec in the championship class in a short time.. .It is Lieutenant-Com¬ mander Isaac Schtossbach, ace pilot of Atiniiral Byrd's crew, who has the dan¬ gerous job of flying supplies from the base camp to the wandering Antarctic explorers...
Pot-I'ourri An interesting addition to onr movie menu is Sov-Am Film Coirpord.tion's hundred per cent Yiddish talkie, "The Youth of Russia," the cast of which was chosen from the Yiddish Art Troupe,.. Broadway is wondering just how seri¬ ously playwright-produccr-director Elmer Rice means his threat of withdrawal, wliat with "Judgment Day" in its third month and "Between Two Worlds" also continuing., .The threat, yoii know, came during one of the skirmishes in Mr. Rice's current war with the critics... Unkind cuts were also pas-ijcd out by the (Continued on page 4)
f)cnr I'ricmls: The fifth annual Donor Dinner sponsored by Columbus Chapter of Hadassah will'be held Sunday eve¬ ning, December !). A large committee composed of the Board members and other active workers is now engaged in securing $i).00 pledges for this event. ICvery one of you has hccn, or will bo called u|)oii for your pledge-^how many OE you will respond?
There are at least 1000.Jewish women in Columbus. Our goal is not less than yO(t; if possible, -100 pledges. Arc there not '100 Jewi.sh women, in Columbus who have the cause of Palestine, of a Jewish Homeland, enough at heart to give five dollars towards it? Some have responded no!>!y, have willingly and gladly made tlieir pledge; most of them at a sacri¬ fice. But what about the rest?
Some of you will say $5.00 is too much to spend all at once for such an affair. But do you reali^te that this is- the one big affair which Hadassah sponsors? Other organizations hold numerous par- tic.*;, dances, suppers at fi-equeiit intervals, and in the course of one year, many times five dollars will he spent by a single' family. If you help the I-Jadassah Doiwr Dinner to be a success by giving in a lump .sum, our quotas can be ea.^iily filled and we shall not have to approach the public again.
Some say wc have' other obligations here and abroad. It is true, charity be¬ gins at boiliCi but is not Palestine our I-Ionielaiid?—the land to which stricken Jews froih all over Europe' are fleeing— and wc arc the guilty ones if Palestine cannot receive them in greater numbers! Tf you have dear ones in Europe to help, the-bett way to help them is by giving to Palestine, thereby providing for them an avenue of escape from the slow physi¬ cal and 'spiritual death' which is over¬ taking them.
Some say we are not interested in Palestine. But every Jewish woman should support Hadassah for. the noble, self-sacrificing Work slic is doing.- Ha¬ dassah offers healing to the sick and afflicted; Hadassah offers education to mothers so that their babies may come into this world and grow up lo be healthy and happy, free from trachoma, free from malaria, free from numerous other sick¬ nesses which previously infested the land. Hadassah offers instruction to school girls, so that their homes-may lie clean aiid sanitary, their food properly balanced and attractively prepared. Hadassah wel¬ comes with open arms the German refu¬ gees, the weary harassed wanderers from other lands, giving tlicm a liomc at last, peaceful., and free from trouble. Hada,s- sah is the inother of all Palestine to whom each can turn in time of pain and need and can find comfort.
Is five dollars too much to give for Hadassah? Each one of us should feel it a privilege to be a part of this thrilling work and therefore I urge you, even if you must sacrifice to do it, give your pledge and keep your pledge!
Sincerely and with Zion's greetings, Manilla R. Abramson, President.
ROTHSCHILD'S    SONS    SAY KADDISH TWICE DAILY
PARIS (WNS)--CarryinK on the !"iO-ycar-old Rothschild tradition of Or¬ thodoxy, Baron Maurice and James de Rothschild, the two sons, of the late Baron I'-dmond de Rothschild, are saying kaddish twice daily in the Paris home of the Rothschild family. Twice each day a specially selected miiiyan meets in ihc Rothsclilld palace and Maurice and James
y the prayers for the dead. Arrange¬ ments for , the minyau were made by Chief RabI)! Israel Levi. Among the members of the niinyan are Isaac Naid- ticli, noted Russian Zionist, who has lived in Paris for ten years and w'as !in iiit mate of Baron Rothschild.
Lady Astor Urges Jews to
Take All Children Out of
Germany
LONDON (WNS)—"If I were a Jew I would get c\ery child out of Germany, but grbwn-tips must stay to endeavor to pull the country around," Lady Astor, American-born peeress and member of Parliament, declared in aji address be¬ fore tbe women's division of the Ger- man-Jtwish relief fund. Kittcrly attack¬ ing Nazi iiersecution of Jewish children, Lady Astor said, "Literally, I cannot read wdwt is happening to Jewish chil¬ dren in Germany without seeing red. I 'do not want to say a word against Ger¬ many, but I'm sore. We do not want" to hate, If Germany is hating Jews she is bound to suffer, because hate is a poison." Five hundred women each paid $25 a plate at the luncheon meeting to hear Lady Astor.
Lancaster  Sisterhood  Sponsors
Dance and Card Party This
Sunday Evening
riic B'nai Israel Sisterhood of Latj- castcr, Ohio, will hold their annual bene¬ fit dance and card party,this Sunday eve¬ ning at the K. of P. building on South Broad street, in Lancaster.
The Sisterhood again takes this op¬ portunity of extending a cordial invita¬ tion to their many friends in C^olumbns. Excellent music has beenengaged for dancing. A very enjoyable evening of entertainment 'is assured -all who will attend.
Remember, the affair is Sunday,- Nov. 18, in Lancaster.
Kranitz    and   Gutstadt   to
Speak at B'nai BVith State
Assn. Meeting Sunday
McmhorHhtp  Invited  lo  Attend   Ses¬ sions to be Held at Hotel Do.'ihlcr-Wanick
The aiimial convention of- the Ohio .State and Kentucky B'nai B'rith Assn. will be held this Suiulay, Nov. IH, at the Deshlcr-Wallick Hotel. A most interest¬ ing program has been arranged for the afternoon session comiiieiiciiiK at 2 o'clock. The guest- speakers for this occa¬ sion will be Louis Kvanitz, president of District No. 3, B'nai B'rith, Richard K. Gutstadt, executive director of the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation committee, Sid¬ ney G. Kusworm of D:iytoii, Ohio, and Justin L. Sillman, first vice president of the District. Twcnty-thrcc lodges from Ohio and Kentucky will he represented at this  important conference.
The officers of Zion Lodge are very anxious to have as large a turnout ,as possible and arc urging Columbus Jewry to attend. This convention offei-s an ex¬ cellent opportunity for memljcrs of the lociil Jewish commii.nity to get first-hand information, as to what the B'nai, B'rith is doing for the perpetuation of Judaism and the protection of.Jewry against anti- Semitism, economic discrimination, etc.
The meeting Smiday should be of spe¬ cial significance to Ben B'riths in Co- liimljus as our own L W. Garek, now first vice president of the state associa¬ tion, will be honored hy bis elevation to the presidency of this group. Ben Gold¬ man, Springfield, Ohio, is the outgoing president of the association. Dr. H. H. Render qf Warren, Ohio, second vice president, and Howard L. Cheniotif, Mansfield, Ohio, is secretary.
Community Fund Army of 3,000 Wdrkers Will Seek $682,500 to Carry on Neces¬ sary Work During Next 12 Months
Jewish Welfare Federation and Schonthal Center Are Among
the 43 Participating Agencies Whose Work  in Battling
Disease, Dclinriucncy and Dependency in  Franklin
County Has Been Lauded l)y Leaders Everywhere
Race, color or creed matters not. in the administration of welfare relief by the 43 participatinf^ agencies of the Cohimlnis and b'ranklin county Conimnnity Knnd, wliicli will end an intensive fund drive Nov. ;^8, the twelfth annual campaign, when a goal of .$682,500 will be sought by more than' 3000 voKlntary workers. This is tlie mininnvm svim neces¬ sary to carry on the work of the agencies' during the coming 12 months.
This money is being used to battle disease, delinquency and depend¬ ency in Franklin county and Columhtis. The relief money being supplied by-the federal government through the several political sul)divi.'^ion.H can¬ not be used for these piirpo.ses. Statute limitations i>rcvent this,, there¬ fore it is the rosponsi])iHty of the community to aid the unfortunate ndividual.
INFANTS' HOME OF OHIO
DeMolay Chapter Will Head
Next Agudath Achim
Open Forum
- Those who attended the last Friday evening service held at the Congregation Agudath Achim spent a most cnjoyabU' timt'. Rabbi Hirschsprung's treatment of the subject, "The Jewish Ideal of Mar¬ riage," was thoroughly iutcUigcnt, novel and inspiring. He traced with consuni-' mate skill \\\\s institution from its in¬ ception to inoderii times' with especial emphasis upon the nobility of the Jewish conception. The i resulting dLscusiiion that ensued and the questions that were pre¬ cipitated were fine evidence of the sig¬ nificance of his message.
After having tasted of the intellectual fare, with the cooperation of the Agudath Achim Sisterhood, tea and cake were served in the vestry rooms to complete the evening's program.
Mr. Max L Ziskind, chairman, pre¬ dicted another stimulating and entertain¬ ing evening for next Friday, November i?;l, when the Hirsch Kobacker DeMolay Chapter takes over the pulpit. Everyone is urged to attend.
Contributions were received last week from Dayton, Ohio, in memory of Sam¬ uel M. Finn, Adeline Witko*wsky, Alvin Jacobs, Emma Stern Rauh; Jean Rieser Mayer, and Sara Roth from: Mr, and ifrs. Herman Hutzler, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Schramm, Mr. Joseph Lessiier, the Haas family, Mis^ Kay Raiih, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs, Miss Carrie Huber, Mr. Edward Rauh, Mr. atid Mrs. Felix Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs.
In meinory of Sara M. Roth a con¬ tribution was received from Mr, and Mrs. David Cohen of Columbus.
The oflicers and board members of' the Infants' Home of Ohio wish to thank the above donors. They also take this oi)portunity of extending an invitation to the public for a visit to the home any Sunday from 3 to 5.
TO ADDRESS .IR. HADA3SAH MEETING SUNDAY 3:15 P. M.
Mis.s Edith Tallant, teacher, .nt Spilth HiglV Sclmol, will address tlie Columbus ClialJtcr of Jr. Hadass.ah on Sunday .afternoon, November 18, at the Neil House, at 3:15 p. m. The topic of her iailc will he, "RecolIcctJonj of Armi¬ stice Day." *
Meinhcrs of the' Drafr-atic Group will present a J. N: .F. (Jewish. National Fund) skit. entitled, "The Lucky Silver Coin." Members of the cast arc: Misses Rosalind, Rosen, Frieda Levy, Sadie Sch-jlit, Rose Miller, Dorothy Handler, Prisdlla Levinson, Edythe Smith, Sophie Liss, Virginia Hirsch; Vocal selections will he rciidcred by members of the Choral Group, headed by Miss Reva Zurjtvsky. . ,
The culmination- of the membership drive will he tlie Membership Dance. Only fully paid-up members will be eli¬ gible to attend. The dance, is to be held at the Elks Club, on Sunday, Dec. 9, at !) :!iO p. m. Girls are urged to pay up their dues at this Ndvcmber meeting, Which is the last general meeting before the <lance.
EZRAS NOSHIM SOCIETY
ATTENTION B'NAI B'RITH!
All B'nai B'rith members in attend¬ ance at the State Cnnventiun are cor¬ dially invited to visit the new home ot the Ohio State Hillel Foundation, 4fi ICth uvcnuc. The hou^e will be open until 10:30 p. m. i
C. J. W. Gift and Memorial Fund
The Council of Jewish Wonien Gift and Memorial Scholarship Fund has re¬ ceived the following contributions: From Mr.s. Stella E. Guniblc in memory of Mr.s. Ben Rice of New York; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schanfarber in memory of Rabbi Simoii Silverman; Mr. and Mr.s. Millard Kominz in meinory of I. H. Jacbl>son of Dubmiue, ¦ Iowa; Mr, and Mrs. Robert Levy in hbilor of the T5th birthday of Alfred M, Cohen,
Mr, and Mrs. Julius Steinhauser, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schanfarber, Mr, and Mrs. Al Harmon, in memory of Edna Y. Lazarus.
Untermyer Heads  American
Delegation to World
Boycott Parley
NEW YORK (WNS)"Samuel Uii- ttrmycr, Dr. Paul Hutchinson, editor of the Christian Century, Mrs. Mark Har- .¦is and Louis Myers sailed for London today as the American delegates to the International Boycott Conference which opens there on November 25. Delegate* from eighteen countries will attend the conference which will seek to establish a permanent world boycott organization, create a bureau of statistics and infor¬ mation and discuss the progress of the boyctitt and methods of extending it.
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The next regular meeting of the Ezras Noshim Society will take place on Sun¬ day afternoon, Nov. 18, at 2:00 o'clock in the vestry of the synagogue. The So¬ ciety is now, conducting a rummage sale at 29!) E. Main street, in charge of Mrs. lilizeman. Those wishing to contribute to this ^ale will please deliver the articles to the Main street address, or get iii touch with Mrs. Eizeman.
The Ezras Noshim Supper will be an event of Dec. lii.
JEWISH SHELTER HOME
The regular meeting, of the Ladies Ilachnosis Orchim Society will take place in the banquet hall of the Beth Jacob synagogue Monday evening, Nov. 19, :it 7:ii0 o'clock. All members are urged to be present at this important meeting, as nomination of officers will take place.
Those members who have not as yet turned in the supper tickets arc asked to do so at this meeting.
Free Loan Society to Elect
The Todies' Free Loan Society will hold their regular meeting Tuesday eve¬ ning, November 20, at the Social Hall of the Agudath Achim congregation. Nomination and election of oflicers Avill take place at this meeting. After the hi'siness meeting Mrs. Robert WolmaUi 1)15 Carpenter street, will serve refresh¬ ments in honor of, the marriage of her son.
The annual supper will be an event of December 30. Mrs. S. M«iuklman, 810 Witgcr street, has been appointed chair¬ man on arrangements. Watch the Chron¬ icle for further details.
At present time, and during the coming year, we arc and will reap the harvest from seeds sown during the depression years.. Each month, bring.'i a heavier de¬ mand iipon the different agencies for wel¬ fare aid; services that are not supplied hy any other relief means. This demand is being felt by the clinics, the settlement houses, the hospitals participating in the Community Fund and the District Nurs ing association. In fact, all-member agen¬ cies of the Community Fund report a de¬ cided inct'casc in the demand upon their services.
Austin McElroy, general chairman of the campaign goal committee, and E. P. Leonard,, vice chairman, present some startling facts in relation to the increase iii welfare work for Franklin county and Columbus, and the necessity for its con¬ tinuance on a still larger scale, a work. that can only be. performed through the private agencies of the Community Fund. "During H)-!) the records of the court of domestic relations of Franklin county lists 3510 cases of Juvenile delinquency.. This increased during the current year to 5200 cases. The delinquent, child is a problein of practically every agency of the Community Fund. It is the endeavor of these agencies to build ,uiKler-privi- Icged children into goad citizens, men and wonien who will in the future be a credit to their community," he declared. "Ill these cases appearing before the court 55.2 per cent were for delinquent acts by boys and 30.2 per cent sex acts upon the part of girls, The more serious cases arc on the increase in both classes, and it is time for us to stop and think of the coniinunity future, the future of these boys and girls.. The right, chance in life, or tbe right assistance, will make of a Ixjy or girl the ri^ht sort of citizen, a credit to the community," he declared. In ]f)2n the average age of girls who were taken in at the three maternity homes participating in the Community Fund, was 18 years. This has dropped to 13.8 years, during the current year, an alarming, conditioir, according to E. P. Leonard, vice chaim^an of the cau^paign goal committee. "For the year l!)2y adult contribution to delihciuency iminbercd HSo cases, birt during the first six months of 1934 this number increased to 10.11," Leonard pointed out.
One of the biggeSt problems now con¬ fronting the agencies of the Community Fund is the hospitalization of the indi¬ gent sick. "The average number of free days of hospital care required and fur¬ nished during the six years prior to 103-1 was 130,000. The number of free days care possible from hos[ntals and the Community Fund during the current years is 00,000 days and if the fund is not successful, this will be cut to not more than ,-10,000 during 1033. "This drop in the number of free hos¬ pital days may confuse soiiie, but I wish to point out that thq drop is due to the kick of funds and the lack of pay patients iu Columlius hospitals. There is another significant feature. If the number of pay patients drop it means that a certain per centagc of these patients will and inust seek aid through the Community Fund agencies," Leonard declared.
The District Nursing association of Columbus has worked tirelessly in per¬ forming the innumerable welfare duties that confront its staff of 43 nurses. The a.^sociation is iiupported partially by the Community Fund, the city l>aytng ap¬ proximately $28,000 yearly for the over- liead and the Community Fund supplying llic major portion of funds through whicli its inestimable services are rendered. Comparative figures for a five year pe¬ riod give an idea of how general welfare work has increased in the county and city.
During the first nine months of 1020 the association's nursing staff made 58,- 513 calls. This increased almost 100 per cent ill, 1034, when during the first nine months of this year the staff of nurses made 09,Gk^ ^^^tls For*J'^ '^ nionths end ing   Oct. /|    io;u    fhi*; 'small   staff
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Cotnnmnity Fund support the number of, nurses would he reduced from 43 to ap¬ proximately bS nurse.i;, with a tremendous increase in tlisease aild deaths, which in the end would cost tbe city and public more than if this noble service was main¬ tained," General Chairman McElroy pointed out.   ,
Schonthal Center Numbered among the* participating agencies of the Community Fund arc the Hcniitne Schonthal, Center and the Jew¬ ish Welfare Federation, hutli located at ri-Tj F,ast Rich street. The wr>rk of tliese two organizations is allied with that of all the other participating agencies of the . Community Fund. During the year end¬ ing Oct. 1, 1034. "the Schoiithal center contacted more thai^ 7fi3 boys and girls* and men and women. The number of chil¬ dren reached through playground activi¬ ties was 200; "gym" classes, 300; boy.^ registered in other athletic activities, 100, and the total number reached through , vtcrcatioiia! activities' mounted to GOO. The activities of this organization were not .confined .solely to boys. During this period the luimber of girls and. women reached througii educational classes was 123 and the number of girls served througii character birilding activities, 18L Jewish Welfare Fiederation The Jewish Welfare Federation has been carrying on its work in Columbus for the past.- 20 years, having been estab¬ lished in 1003. The^'organization is pay- ¦ ing rent for 23 aged persons and is pro¬ viding major relief for 100 families. Dur¬ ing tho year ending Oct. 1 they have granted relief to or helped 221. Free nursing calls were made in 3C cases and free clinical care given to 42 cases. The organization referred 54 cases to city doctors for free treatment. In its health service the Jewish Welfare Federation ¦ has reached 151' persons.
"Tlie last severiil years has seen a tre¬ mendous increase in the work of all the agencies of the Community Fiind," Pres¬ ton Davis, president of the organization declared. "To make the task of these agencies more herculean there has been a decrease in funds to carry on welfare work. It is the responsibility of every able-bodied person in Franklin county and Columbus, who is financially able, to see that .the coming fund drive is a suc¬ cess. There arc thousands of persons in Franklin county of all races, colors and creeds, who arc in unfortunate circum¬ stances, who are ailing in body, look to .some oiie or other of the agencies of the fund to help them, to bring them back as a useful unit in our comniunity scheme. "Those of us who are more fortunate also owe it to the more than 3000 persons who have volunteered their efforts in the twelfth annual fund, drive of the organi¬ zation to make it a success. They are sacrificing their time and their money. Tliey are giving widiout stint an en¬ thusiasm and effort toward a purpose which no one can deny is necessary to- \vard the rehabilitation of the unfortu¬ nates of our community," the president of the fund concluded.
FRED LAZARUS APPEALS
TO COLUMBUS JEWRY
Tbe appetil of the Community Fund will, I am sure, find a generous response among all people of the city of Coluinbus and. particularly, among our Jejvish groups. There is plenty of misery about us. So much can be done in a careful organized way to alleviate it and to make people's lives happier. So much needs to be done beyond giving fowl, shelter and clothing, which the govern¬ ment assumes as its responsitylft'y! Iil the great rush to give itteded relief to so many thou^jands. ;^aiiy of those things have been ov^^i^oked which in years past we have regarded as being necessary for proper ^¦fving. These arc. to the extent of tlvC-ir budget, being done by the forty- ^^^jCc agencies^ of the Community Fund. 5Yie job can only-be-done if the quota Is '   ached ami. therefore,  the  chest   goal
'1.   1034,   this'5"^;.^^^"/.Ui,ouldberealiz<^. nurses mifde 135,003 calls. fvV'te^'^-nhe | _Fked Lazarus, Jr.