Representing the Joint Distribution Committee dealing with immediate relief for Jews in European countries, the German-Jewish refugees in particular, and the Jewish Agency for Palestine, the Bronx branch of the United Jewish Appeal will launch a combined campaign whose goal is $50,000 for the two organizations, next month.
Plans for accumulating this amount, which is the Bronx pledge, will be discussed May 6 at a dinner in the Chateau DeLuxe, 671 Prospect avenue, Bronx. The sum of the Bronx quota was determined recently at a conference of leading Bronx Jews, who at the time selected the following officers of the campaign:
Louis Altschul, president of Temple Adath Israel, and Aldermanic President Bernard S. Dentsch, honorary chairmen; Max J. Schneider, president of the Hebrew Institute of University Heights, chairman; Bernard Crausman, Louis Fabricant, Arnold K. Isreeli, and David Pasmantier, associate chairmen.
Those appointed as vice-chairmen are Hyman Adler, Dr. Philip Bereano, Dr. Bercu Fisher, A. Lazar Kushner, Dr. Jacob Liff, Magistrate Bernard Mogilesky, Dr. Harry Projector, Louis Schneider, Rabbi Henry A. Schorr, Maurice Shapiro, County Court Judge Harry Stackell, Solomon J. Weinstein, Matthew L. Margolish, treasurer; Reuben Bernson, assistant treasurer, and David S. Maltin, secretary. The vice-chairmen will represent the various Zionist organizations and sections of the Bronx.
David Pasmantier is chairman of the dinner committee. His associates on that body are Magistrate Mogllesky, associate chairman; Maurice Shapiro, treasurer, and Louis M. Aron, secretary.
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