The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 10

THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE December 5, 1930 10 German Jews Give Synagogue To Catholics in Bavaria Established 3880 Pame.lHIelibpr Gin, STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES DR. LEO FR ACHTENBERG, ZIONIST LEADER, DIES Weil-Known in Milwaukee As National Worker on United Palestine Drives Was 47 Years Old MEMBERS attainment, we take, we are sure, a high place among the Jewish communities of the country. In our review we may not pass over the great number of consultations and conferences on problems which involve not only the families to whom we give money but the other members of the community directed to our offices. We sincerely regret that we have no means to record the nature, character and extent of the work undertaken by our staff in these other numerous instances. We find in Miss Elizabeth Berlin.

(J.T.A.) The Jewish community of Pfalz in Bavaria donated the synagogue in the town of Wattenheim, which is under its jurisdiction, to the Catholics of that town. The synagogue has not been used for a number of years. This action of the Pfalz Jewish community is due to the dissolution of the Jewish community of Wattenheim as a result of the removal of the Wattenheim Jews to the larger cities. Jew, On Deathbed, Declines Blood Transfusion from Christian London. (J.T.A.) The curiously interesting question of whether a Jew, on the point of death, should refuse an infusion of Gentile blood if he knows that such an operation can save him is arousing great discussion.

In the London hospital lies a Jew, whose name the press does not mention, refuses to allow steps to be taken that may save his life. The donor, a member of the London Blood Transfusion Service, was asked to come to this hospital so that he transfusion might be made. The patient, on learning that the donor was not a Jew, flatly refused to submit-to the transfusion, saying he would not allow Gentile blood to flow in his veins. New York Stock Exchange Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange Detroit Stock Exchange New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade. J.

FURLONG Resident Partner 605-611 NO. BROADWAY Telephone Roadway 8700 REPORT OF PRESIDENT, JEWISH SOCIAL SERVICE (Continued from Page 5) ing, we have found in Dr. Elizabeth Seiler, a psychiatrist whose experience and skill has assisted our staff in solving problem cases. She has contributed much toward our progress in dealing with cases which required specialty service. We are beholden to Miss Ro-senblum for her devotion to the work in general and to our many difficult problem cases in particular.

We are proud to find diminishing number of cases in the Reform and Industrial schools and have, indeed, few of our community in any penal institution. To use the numbers of our own in these institutions as a measure of our Dr. Frachtenberg was well known in Milwaukee having served here through several local campaigns of the United Palestine Appeal as national representative. He visited the city a few months ago in the interest of the Allied Jewish Appeal. Chicago.

Dr. Leo Joachim Frachtenberg of Chicago prominent anthro Chudakoff and Miss Florence Mar- golis workers of much promise, who are developing splendid technique and understanding. During the year the Child Welfare League of America, a pologist, national field director of the national non-sectarian organization. alestme Foundation Fund and ex made careful study of our child wel-l fare work; and in the report of their ecutive director of Region 4, died Tuesday, November 25 in Waterloo, Miss Saunders, gave us greater as a. He was stricken with' pneumonia surance in the prosecution of our efforts.

Miss Chudakoff has been ad several days ago while conferring with Jewish leaders there in regard to the fund. A 13 EKTiRA faen? oa. 5 AY DAY I ministering the work under the direction of Miss Rosenblum with commendable results; and to better mset the problems we enjoy the advantage of a special committee of which Mrs. S. M.

Siesel is chairman. With nicer understanding of the subject and wider interest in the community, we shall develop a valuable branch of our service. The special task of reclaiming the wayward boy and girl remains for Miss Rosenblum, who, in addition to her general duties in the service, is virtually specializing in these important and intricate problems. As the treatment is necessarily experimental, the processes are observed and results sought with much concern by all of us. Contacts With Other Organizations The requirements of our children for free kindergarten training is notable; and happily some of the children of our own dependent families are receiving the benefits at the State Teachers College.

The demonstration of achievement urges the necessity of creating a local school in our immediate community which we hope will be established at an early date. DR. LEO FRACHTENBERG Dr. Frachtenberg was born in Aus tria 47 years ago. In 1909 he served as Assistant United States Commis sioner of Immigration, and a year later was named chief of the foreign population census of New York City.

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NA.MK I I A DDK ESS known for his anthropological work. Our contacts with affiliated organ Recently he had been making re is the waij it feels when ijon receive a Ghristmas Glub cheek. Thousands of Milwaukeeans are enjoying such an extra pay day this week. Their Christmas Club checks vary from $12.50 to $500, plus 396 interest. To get this extra money they joined Christmas Clubs last year and saved small amounts regularly some saved 25 cents each week others as much as $10.

You can do the same. We have plans to suit every income and our Savings Departments will gladly explain them to you. Your deposits may be made by the week or month, in person or by mail. Join today! MARSHALL ILSLEY BANK MILWAUKEE Main Office South Side Branch 721 NORTH WATER ST. 414 W.

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JJ searches among the North American izations with the Federation, Abra ham Lincoln House, Mt. Sinai Hos Indians in an effort to establish the pital, Outing Society, Sewing Society genetic relationship among the several Indian languages of the and Talmud Torah, continue, as al ways, most cordial and the benefits to the community through their co Surviving Dr. Frachtenberg are a widow, the former Claudia E. Mc operation are assured. We have established relationships with co-ordinated branches of the city and county Donald of Portland, and two children.

Burial took place in New York City. administration which enable us to ac complish our good purposes with com ML" 6 mendable results. We, accordingly, will meet the problems of the coming A WITH SAFETY year with assurance of hearty respon Dr. Wise Recovering From Sudden Relapse at Resort Atlantic City. (J.T.A.) Dr.

Stephen S. Wise, noted rabbi and ses to every reasonable request that we may make on kindred organiza tions. Jewish leader, is recovering from a slight relapse he suffered at the I desire to take this opportunity to again thank the members of the Hotel Breakers where he has been re Board of Directors and the Case Com mittees for the splendid attendance cuperating from a recent illness. After the relapse he was ordered to bed but is now resting comfortably and will be permitted to get up soon. at the appointed times and to express Season9 Greetings! the appreciation of our entire commu nity for the thought and devotion of Dr.

Wise, rabbi of the Free Synagogue in New York, is 58 years old. every member to the common cause With the fine discernment and discrimination exercised by every mem: STATE BANK ber, we are leaving nothing undone that we can do in the fulfillment of our duties to our clients and depend ents. To the officers of the Federated Jewish Charities and to Mr. Benjamin OF MILWAUKEE 193 FOURTH STREET Between Wisconsin and Wells Glassberg, the executive director, we are beholden for sympathetic encour 1 I agement and financial support. too, wish to express my own sin cere thanks to our associates for the SATURDAY BANKING HOURS SAVINGS DEPT.

A. M. 7:30 P. M. privileges accorded me these many years to direct the affairs of the wherein my own life has been enriched by the contacts with the workers, directors and other associates.

I have been enabled to acquire understanding and knowledge of the principles through which we have OFFICERS President Vice-President Cashier George F. Ruez Benjamin V. Dela Hunt Merwin M. Meyer been developing. I have been priv ileged to participate in the activities of our larger community through membership in the Board of Directors DIRECTORS of the Central Council of Social Agencies, who recently elected me their President.

The opportunity then of greater service in influencing policies Harry A. Goldsmith Louis McNally Carl W. Moebius Leo F. Nohl L. E.

Meidinger Floyd A. Ross Robt. J. Pittelkow Richard Phillipson Richard A. Rybold Chas.

F. Smith Carl G. Hayssen Hampton H. Thomas of 80 constituent societies of the or ganization, 27 of whom are supported by the Community Fund and 12 rep resenting the public administration, will, I trust, reflect credit to our As v. sociation.

savings toiun I We are most solicitous that all in terest themselves in our activities and help us direct the destinies of the rr rx 11 1 1 many individuals and families who CM uuucu through misfortune or necessity appeal to us for help and guidance. Respectfully submitted, CHARLES FRIEND, President Here's the easy way to accumulate money for Christmas next year! WEST SIDE BANK MILWAUKEE Council Women Prepare For National Conference On War Problems New York. Delegates are being appointed by the Sections of the National Council of Jewish Women, for Corner Third Street and Juneau Avenue Established 1893 the Sixth National Conference of the National Committee on the Cause and Cure of War, which will meet- at Washington, D. on January 19-22 Join the Savings Town Christmas Club now at the First Wisconsin National Bank. Deposit 25c to $10 a week and next December, we'll send you a check for amount you have deposited, plus interest at 3.

CHOOSE ONE OF THESE PLANS: Deposit 2oc each 7 Cn week Receive 1JV Deposit 50c each tfj 1C A) week Receive Deposit $1.00 each CA AA week OV.UW Deposit $2.00 each CI HO 00 week Receive Deposit $3.00 each Q1 Krt 00 week Receive Deposit $5.00 each Q9K0 00 week Receive Deposit $10.00 each CCAO 00 week. Receive VDVV.VV PLUS 3 INTEREST 1931. Mrs. Oscar S. Marx, national of the Department of the Council of Jewish Women, an nounced that the Conference will this year deal with the subject of "The De Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over One Million Dollars Mobilization of the War System." The National Council of Jewish Women is particularly interested in the questions to be considered at this Conference since, various proposals for disarmament will be discussed.

Nine other national women's organizations First Wisconsin National Bank together with the National Council of Jewish Women, constitute the National Committee on the Cause and Cure OFFICERS Main Office: 743 North Water Street of War, which meets annually at the nation's capital and focuses the attention of the American public on the chief questions that confront the President Vice-President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier Chas. J. Kuhnmuench Herbert Feerick W. A. Gettelman J.

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Third at W. North SECOND WARD OFFICE N. Third and W. Kilbourn MITCHELL STREET OFFICE W. Mitchell and S.

Tenth world in dealing with the issues of war and peace. A special evening has been ar Unit of Wisconsin Bankshares Group ranged for the officers and members of the National Council of Jewish Women who will be in attendance a the Conference..