Congratulatory letters, telegrams and telephone messages continue to stream into the office of The Jewish Daily Bulletin on the occasion of its appearance as a tabloid-size daily published in English.
Space limitations precluded the possibility of publishing all of the messages.
A few of those received today follow:
ABUNDANTLY USEFUL
Dear Mr. Landau:
I congratulate you on the enlargement of The Jewish Daily Bulletin, and the association with it of Mr. Herman Bernstein as its editor.
I am sure that in its new format and under its new editor, The Jewish Daily Bulletin will increase abundantly its usefulness as a news link in American Jewry and between American Israel and world Israel.
Every Jewish cause has reason to feel gratified and strengthened by your wise and courageous step.
Sincerely yours,
Israel Goldstein.
INTEREST AND BENEFIT
Dear Mr. Landau:
The Bulletin, always of great interest and benefit to our people, has now become a necessity. Its usefulness and power for enlightenment will be wonderfully enhanced under the editorship of Herman Bernstein, and I congratulate you heartily.
Sincerely yours,
Sidney L. Herold
REALIZE YOUR IDEALS
My sincere wishes for your success. May your ideals be realized.
State Senator George Blumberg.
WIDENING INFLUENCE
Dear Mr. Landau:
Congratulations to you and Mr. Bernstein upon the occasion of the widening influence of The Jewish Daily Bulletin. Its power for good will be felt in all America.
Rebekah Kohut.
WILL MEET WITH SUCCESS
Congratulations to you and Mr. Bernstein. I am confident the enlarged Bulletin will meet with the success that it deserves.
Jacob Fishman.
IMPORTANT PART IN JEWISH LIFE
Please accept my heartiest congratulations upon the appearance of the first issue of The Jewish Daily Bulletin.
The Jewish Daily Bulletin has come to play an important part in American Jewish life and I hope it will continue to grow to one of the most influential daily newspapers in this country.
Sincerely yours,
Samuel Goldstein.
SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE
I hope that The Jewish Daily Bulletin in its new form and under its new editorship will be a most successful enterprise.
Sincerely yours,
(Mrs.) Mart G. Schonberg.
SINCERE WISHES
The occasion of your entrance into the field as a daily English-printed Jewish newspaper affords us the happy privilege to bring you our greetings accompanied by our sincere wishes for success.
Cordially yours,
J. S. Brody.
FROM MR. LIPSKY
My dear Mr. Landau:
I take this occasion to wish every success to your endeavors in establishing a daily newspaper in Greater New York to serve the heads of the Jewish people.
With kindest personal regards, I am
Very cordially yours,
Louis Lipsky.
“What Approach to Religion Serves Best the Modern Jewish Youth?” is to be the subject of a symposium tonight at the Kingsbridge Heights Jewish Center’s forum, 124 Eames Place, Bronx.
Manning H. Bleich, president of the Collegiate Branch of Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations, will uphold the Orthodox viewpoint. Paul Abrams, representative of the Young People’s League, will defend the Conservative movement, and Bernard Klein, chairman of the debating committee of the Young People’s League, will advocate more radical movements in the Jewish religion.
Ruth Gordon has been engaged by The Theatre Guild for an important role in “They Shall Not Die”, the John Wexley play based on the Scottsboro case, which goes into rehearsal today under the direction of Philip Moeller. Miss Gordon was last seen here in “Three Cornered Moon.” Her only previous engagement with the Guild was in “Hotel Universe” by Philip Barry.
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