The Sentinel, v.133 no. 12, 1944

              THE SENTINEL March 23, 1944
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Mr. J. I. Fishbein
The Sentinel
511 S. Sangamon St., Chicago.
My dear Mr. Fishbein:
Will you not let me tell you how
much I appreciate your article of Feb-ruary
3, It is well and understandingly
put. I may have occasion to say some-thing
more about it.
With warmest regard and all good
wishes,
Faithfully yours,
Stephen S. Wise.
DR. SILVER'S GREETINGS
ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR
LAST WEEK'S ISSUE
The Sentinel:-
I join the host of Dr. Wise's friends
throughout the world in sending him
my warmest felicitations on the oc-casion
of his 70th anniversary. Would
that this significant occasion could
have been celebrated in a quieter and
happier hour for our people and for
the world. All those ideals and objec-tives
for which Dr. Wise has worked
with such rare gifts and such bound-less
energies throughout his great
career are now passing through the
crisis of battle-democracy, human
freedom, social justice, world organiza-tion,
justice to the Jews, and the re-building
of Israel's national life in
Eretz Yisrael. We pray that a speedy
Allied victory may hasten the fulfill-ment
of some of these great ideals for
which Dr. Wise has so valiantly striven,
and will crown an extraordinary career
of loyalty and service. Dr. Wise has
written a significant chapter in Ameri-can
Jewish history, a chapter, fortu-nately,
far from closed Od Yenuvun
Be'sevah.
Abba Hillel Silver.
PROFESSOR RALPH MARCUS TO
ADDRESS COLLEGE OF
JEWISH STUDIES
Dr. Ralph Marcus, for many years
Professor at Columbia University and
the Jewish Institute of Religion of New
York, and now Professor of Hellenistic
Culture of the University of Chicago,
will address the Open Forum of the
College of Jewish Studies, on Saturday
evening, March 25, 8 p. m., in Bialik
Hall, 220 South State Street.
The subject of the Forum will be,
"Is There Hope for Jewish Survival in
America?" and will be followed by a
discussion from the audience. Others
who will participate in the Forum are
Dr. Fritz Bamberger, member of the
faculty of the College of Jewish Stud-ies,
and Dr. Leo L. Honor, executive
director of the Board of Jewish Educa-tion.
Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield, Dean
of the College, will act as Moderator.
There will also be a program of
music by Lola Rand, vocalist. Refresh-ments
will be served by a committee of
hostesses, consisting of June Ann
Stewart, chairman, Esther Prank,
Joyce Goldman, Iris Krause, Muriel
Morris, Rachel Nadoff, and Leah
Perlstein.
LIKED THE SPECIAL WISE ISSUE
Mr. Jack Fishbein and
Mr. Jack Feldman
The Sentinel, Chicago.
Dear Friends:
I was thrilled to read your issue of
March 17, dedicated to Dr. Stephen S.
Wise. I feel that you did an excellent
job in presenting this great man in all
the phases of his endeavors. As a mem-ber
of the Congress, and as one who
admires Dr. Wise very much, I am per-sonally
appreciative and indebted to
you for your understanding and co-operation.
My husband and I are just leaving
for a three week trip to the Pacific
Coast, and I hope on my return to see
you personally.
With every good wish, I am
Sincerely yours,
Mrs, Robert L. Aronson,
President, Chicago Women's Division,
American Jewish Congress.
COOPERATION IS APPRECIATED
Dear Mr. Fishbein:
I should like to take this opportun-ity
of expressing my personal thanks
to you for your helpfulness in taking
part in our recent balloting for a suit-able
slogan for the 1944 United Jewish
Appeal Campaign.
We deeply appreciate your interest
and continued cooperation.
With cordial Passover greetings, I
am
Sincerely yours,
Meyer F. Steinglass,
Director of Publicity,
United Jewish Appeal.
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