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YOU KNEAD IT Season Greetings to Our Many Jewish Friends and Patrons For A Happy and F rosperous \etv Year Plain The COLONIAL MILLING COMPANY Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Rosenwald Creates $500,000 Endowment in Honor of Louis Marshall New York, (J. T. A.)—An endow ment to be known as the Louis Marsh all Memorial Fund will he established at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America through the Rift of $500,000 hy Julius Rosenwald, Chicago philan thropist. The Board of Directors of the Semi nary vetted to accept the gift, Dr. Cy rus Adler, president, announced at a meeting held Friday, September 20, 1929, at the office of Felix M. War burg. Mr. Rosenwald who previously gave small gifts totally $5,000 to the Semi nary stated he was moved to make the gift hy a letter the late Mr. Marshall wrote shortly before his death ex pressing his great interest in the Sem inary and in Jewish education in gen eral. The meeting adopted a resolution of sorrow at the death of Mr. Marshall, who was a director of the Seminary since 1001 and chairman of the board of directors since 1905. H< Wa president of the hoard of the Corporation in 1924. Tribute w a “ in the resolution to “his ,|i„ in career as an advocate, as „ dti * his native state and of the p : ’ States, his services on behalf 0 f dustrial peace, his defense of the I * ish cause at home and abroad hb* dent labors in Paris before the P ,- conference in 1919, his painstakin, and earnest, endeavors on behalf 0 ‘ Palestine culminating in the create- of the Jewish Agency for Paleniri his passion for justice and his defers of the rights of men wherever . sailed.” Dr. Adler, Sol M. Stroock and bra, Unterberg were designated to repre- sent the seminary guard of honor which is to meet the Leviathan oi which the body is being brought frorr Switzerland. The steamer will dock or Monday. Hadassah Emergency Shower a I Jewish Club The Atlanta Chapter of Hadassah emergency shower of clothing and lin ens for the unfortunate Palestine suf ferers held at the Jewish Woman’s Club this week was a great success. Two large boxes of supplies were sent to headquarters in New York, to be forwarded immediately to the Holy Land. Rabbi H. Epstein gave an in spiring talk in which he encouraged renewed interest for the new year, es pecially in view of the fact that the new year will bring added burdens to loyal Hadassah workers in order to relieve the conditions prevalent in Palestine since the recent massacres. Rabbi Epstein praised the work Ha dassah is doing and has done in the past. A description of what Hadassah is doing in the present emergency in Palestine was supplied by Mrs. Zip E. Szold, president of Hadassah, in an address at the recent protest meet ing held at the Madison Square Gar den in New York City: “On both sides of the Atlantic the name of Hadassah will, I think, he remembered during this period. However, at such a time, when the heart of Jewry throughout the world is moved and incensed at these atrocities, there must he people who may think clearly, who see far ahead and who can enter into the prop er negotiations, so that these Jewish lives will not he lost in vain, so that the future of Palestine can he saved, that manly, upstanding, self-support ing Jewish men and women may re populate the land of their fathers and give a new meaning to the Balfour declaration.” The emergency drive for these un fortunate sufferers conducted by the women of Hadassah is winding up its affairs this week. Any one who wish es to send funds should send them im mediately to the president, Mrs. L. J. Levitas, 888 Ponce de Leon Ave nue, N. E. No official receipts were sent to those who responded so generously to the call for help, and the organiza tion wishes to take this medium to thank everyone for their liberal aid. President Herbert Hoover expresses so ably the sentiments of the entire American people during this crisis a letter to the Zionist Organization • ! America: “I am glad of the oppor tunity to express my profound sym pathy with those who have been be reaved and who have suffered through these disturbances. I am confident out of these tragic events will conie great er security and greater safeguards for the future, under which the steady re habilitation of Palestine as a true homeland will he even more assured An immediate and pressing question is the relief to those who are suffer ing. The fine sympathy of the Ameri can people is already evidencing itself in this purpose and it should recent the most generous support." IRWIN UNTERMEYER MEN TIONED FOR NEW YORK SUPREME COURT New York (J. T. A.) Irwin Ln- termyer, son of Samuel l ntermyer. i> being mentioned for appointment b? Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt f the Supreme Court bench to the '*■ cancy caused hy the resignation Justice Thomas C. T. Crain. The Governor, it was learned f r " n authoritative sources, is willing to ap point Mr. Untermyer. who is support ed by Mayor Walker. It is stated. ever, that it is intended by Tam man. Hall that Mr. Untermyer be given nomination for Justice Franci Delochanty’s place which expire? cember 31. * .$> .$. »J> .J* *J* *v- 4* 4* *!* *1* -t* 4* *** 4* *'* *** *** '* ** % * + To Our Many Friends nrul J <•* Patrons IS etc I ear Call MoInturff-Burii»*t* e < "• For Better Roof 1,1 S Cull 0*3310 + A Happy and Prosperous j + * * ♦ + * * ♦ ♦ + * . ♦