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41 EAST 42nd STREETNATIONAL OFFICERS

Honorary ChairmenAlbert Einstein Herbert H. Lehman Julian W. Mack Henry Monsky Nathan Straus Henrietta Szold

National Chairman Abba Hillel Silver

National Co-Chairmen

Stephen S. Wise Chairman,Administrative Committee

Louis LipskyChairman, Executive

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Solomon Goldman Israel Goldstein Morris Rothenberg

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May 31, 1940

Mr. Morris D. Waldmanc/o American Jewish Committee386 - 4th AvenueMew York City

Dear Mr. Waldman:

Treasurer Arthur M. Lamport

Associate TreasurersAbraham L. Liebovitz Louis Rimsky

In view of certain statements that have recently been made by the Revisionists in reference to the national funds, which are incorporated in the United Palestine Appeal, I am sending you herewith a statement describing the relation of the Revisionists to these national funds. The statement clearly reveals that the funds of the United Palestine Appeal are distributed in Palestine solely on the basis of need, and that at no time is origin, political creed or social philosophy considered in relation to the distribution of funds.

Vice-ChairmenBarnett R. Brickner Leon Gellman James G. Heller Edward L. Israel Louis E. Levinthal Elihu D. Stone Joe Weingarten David Wertheim

Honorary Secretary Charles Ress

Executive Director Henry Montor

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Zionewa. I hope you will receive the$ in good order•

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late leader, Vladimir Jabotinoky.

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וזברית ארצות של הציירביית דותסתדרות

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Judge Louis E. Levinthal President

Dr. Harry Friedenwald Judge Julian W. Mack

Hon. Vice-Presidents

Dr. Solomon Goldman Dr. Israel Goldstein Edmund I. Kaufmann Louis Lipsky

Judge Morris Rothenberg Dr. Abba Hillel Silver Robert Szold Dr. Stephen S. Wise

Vice-Presidents

Dr. James G. Heller Chairman, Nat’l Admin. Council

Louis P. Rocker

Simon Shetz&r Executive Director

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Robert M. Bernstein Maurice M. Boukstein Rabbi Isadore Breslau Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner A. K. Epstein Judge Harry M. Fisher Jacob Fishman Daniel Frisch Abraham Goldberg Abraham .Goldstein Cecil R. Gordon Harry Grayer Murray I. GurfeIn Mordecai Konowitz Rabbi Israel H. Levinthal Rabbi Irving Miller Emanuel Neumann Charles J. Rosenbloom Bernard G. Rudolph Ezra Z. Shapiro Louis E. Spiegler Dewey D. Stone Elihu D. Stone

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Philip Barron

Dr. Harris J. Levine

Seymour Melman

Mrs. Tamar di• Sola Pool Harry Takiff

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September 2nd, 1942

Mr• D• S. Sheoket, ChairmanLeague for Jewish National Labor in Palestine, Inc• 1123 Broadway New York City, New York

My dear Mr• Sheokets

We are delighted to extend a cordial, in- vitation to the League far Jewish National Labor in Palestine to be represented by a fraternal delegate, without voting rights, at the 45th Annual Convention of the Zionist Organization of America, to be held at the Hotel New Yorker, New York City, from October 14th to 18th inclusive•

Please notify us of the name of your gate on or before September 15th, 1942.

With Zion's greetings, I am,

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UNITEDSTATES

WINGSONDS

The secretary,Zionist Revisionist Organization of United States and Canada,33 Union Square,NEW YORK CITY. U.S.A.

Dear Sir,

The Public Relations Committee of the New South Wales Jewish Advisory Board, which is the recognised body for Jewish public work in New South Wales, decided some months ago to establish a Bureau of Jewish Affairs.

The objects of this Bureau will be to collect statistics and information on the economic and social structure of the Jewish population of New South Wales, to collect material on the contribution of Jews to the War Effort and to carry out the work planned by the Public Relations Committee in counteracting anti-Semitism.

It is intended to organise this work on a scientific basis, disclosing to the New South Wales population, both Jews and Gentiles,.the real aspect and menace of modern anti-Semitism, exposing it as the forerunner and the stepping stone of Fascism, as the mortal enemy of democracy, of the principles of liberty, justice and of social progress, and - last but not least - as the initial expression of Fifth column tactics and activities.

The Bureau was opened in July 1942 and is now approaching important Jewish organisations of Great Britain,"of the United States, of Palestine and of the Dominions, with the purpose of exchanging material, suggestions and information on Jewish questions of general interest,,

The Bureau of Jewish Affairs in Sydney is the first communal institution of its kind in Australia and it is intended to link it up as closely as possible with Jewish representative bodies in the free countries of the World.

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Thanking you in anticipation.

Yours faithfully, BUREAU OF JEWISH AFFAIRS.

Dr. Maurice Laserson Executive Director.

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Sabbi Baraoh Hcbinowltz 2317“15 St•, 11• Washington, 5. 0•

Personal

Dear Kabbi :labinowitsi

I wish to remind yon that you have promised to send ns a list of adirasses of Hadassah ®eaibero and otherc•I hope yon will nail us $hia list ae soon as possible.

Thanking you in advanoe and wiahing yon a haooy end prosperous How Year, 1 מם

Yours for a Jewish Gtate,

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JB:BR Joseph Seder Executive Secretary

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JEWISHARMYof STATELESS and PALESTINIAN JEWS

2317—15th STREET, N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C.

TELEPHONE • ADAMS 0840

October 5th,1942.

New York,N. Y.

Dear Mr.Beder זI have beenmaking e obtain the I is t ot you want and exp ct list within the nex as I get it you can send it to you.

I have not rece i ved Zion News. Please

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Hon. Chairmen

DR. SAMUEL HARDEN CHURCH

COL. JOHN HENRY PATTERSON, D.S.O.

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ChairmanPIERRE VAN PAASSEN

Vice Chairman LOUIS FITCH, K. C.

Chairman Executive Board and Trustee ALFRED A. STRELSIN

Vice Chairman-Executive Board ME1R GROSSMAN

National Director PETER H. BERGSON

SecretaryGABRIEL A. WECHSLER

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Judge Louis E. Levinthal President

Dr. Harry Friedenwald Judge Julian W. Mack

Hon. Vice-Presidents

Dr. Solomon Goldman Dr. Israel Goldstein Edmund I. Kaufmann Louis Lipsky

Judge Morris Rothenberg Dr. Abba Hillel Silver Robert Szold Dr. Stephen S. Wise

Vice-Presidents

Dr. James G. Heller Chairman, Nat’l Admin. Council

Louis P. Rocker Treasurer

Simon Shetzer Executive Director

EXECUTIVE

Robert M. Bernstein Maurice M. Boukstein Rabbi Isadore Breslau Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner A. K. Epstein Judge Harry M. Fisher Jacob Fishman Daniel Frisch Abraham Goldberg Abraham Goldstein Cecil R. Gordon Harry Grayer Murray I. Gurfein Mordecai Konowitz Rabbi Israel H. Levinthal Rabbi Irving Miller Emanuel Neumann Charles J. Rosenbloom Bernard G. Rudolph Ezra Z. Shapiro Louis E. Spiegler Dewey D. Stone Elihu D. Stone

Associate Members

October 8th, 1942

Mr. Joseph Beder, Executive Secretary New Zionist Organization 55 West 42nd Street New York City, New York

My dear Mr. Beder:

Replying to your inquiries of October 7th, please be advised that the invitation extended to Col■ Mendelsohn was purely a personal courtesy to him and not an official invitation to the New Zion- ist Organization to send a fraternal delegation.We shall be glad to have Col. Mendelsohn, if he chooses to come, as guest and observer.

Expression of views on Zionist political questions is to be limited exclusively to delegates officially representing the Districts and Regions of our own organization.

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Ootobar 14, 1948

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Ur. Jack Mendelbeum130 East 75th streetHew York City

Dear Mr. Mandelbaum:

As X have promised you, I am writing to you concerning Important problems which we are trying to solve.

As you know, Secretory of State, Cordell Hull proclaimed that nations whioh have no government of their own are invited to join the United Nations in the common struggle against Nazis and their Allies, You can appreciate the importance of recognition of the Jewish people as a member of the Waited Nations. This 18 being carefully planned and furthered with the support of many American leaders* Similar action hes begun in Sngland, in Palestine, in South Africa and in several South American countries.

Parallel to these actions, preparations are being made for th• post-war resettlement of uprooted European Jewry in Itolestlne, As the first etep in this direction, we are mobilising in A *erica and other countries political as well as financial support. Over a hundred lead- ing American senators, economists, congressmen, governors, mayors, and writers have joined an American Resettlement Committee organized by us.Thia most important work cannot be cheaply publicised in the newspanera and I am writing to you about them most confidentially.

You yourself can raelizs that to carry on all these activities, ws need considerable fundo. It is my sincere hope to have your help, as I know well that you are deeply interested in our Jewiah national problems. Please make your check payable to the New Zionist Organization of America, and mail it to the office of the organisation.

Expecting to hear from you, I am,

Sincerely yours,

David Biron

October Z7, 1942

Mr. & Mrs• Gordon1075. Green AvenueBrooklyn, New York

Dear Mr. & Mrs. Gordons

■?ith great satisfaction, I have received an invitation to serve on the Arrangements Committee of a mass »®«t- Lg to be held at the Manhattan Center on Hweaber17th,which will appeal to the United Nations to recognize the Jowiah people

member of the United Nations.

On tois historic occasion, prominent leaders of this country. United States Senators, and leading personalities of the United nations, sill speak in support of this demand.

Several Jewish national organizations are sponsor- ins thia meeting ana it 1־ of the utmost import־״״*!^, thousanle of Hew York Jews should come to this momentous gathering.

I am taking the liberty of enclosing six tickets at 4,38 each, which, I hope, you will 1־U ־moos your frleua״ “J. acoualntanceo. I ei ■merely hope that you willoooperste in thio , important matter and order additional tickets.

I will appreciate hearing from you as soon as possl- hie. !lease make your checks payable to the Hew Zionist Organ!- cation of America And mail them to me, Hew Zionist Organisation, Room 1524, 55 West 42nd Street, Hew York City.

Thanking you in advance tor your cooperation am assistance, I remain with best wishes

Youtb very truly,

Rabbi A. L. Raab

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November 6, 1942

Mr. B. Mlleikowsky (Netanyahu) Hotel Park Plaza 5D West 77th Street New York, New York

Dear Netanyahu:Your telegram arrived the other day. Needless to

sav it was something of a shock to learn we could not go on with our work on Klausner's Inot mind the delay so much, since it will give me opportunity to get out of the "® ׳נ ־ ome of the many thing that are Dressing; upon me here. On the otner nana, imagine tte! UaMillan's will be very much disturbed at the delay In any ease, please try to get yourself In readiness to conclude this matter before the end of the present month.

I enjoyed very much doing this work with you,I look forward with oleasure to a resumption of it. in case there are any matters that you think I ought to look up in reference books, you should communicate them to me iS writing before I come to New York. Here ail library facilities are in easy reach; this is not the case in New York.

I shall expect, therefore, within the next couple of weeks definite word from you about the date o! our next meeting and also the remittance which we discussed. Because*of travel problems, it would be better for me to be in New York over a week end. The time that I la lasted was good In other words, could you arrange forSme to begin work on a Thursday after lunch, and con- tinue until the first of the following week?

Cordially yours,

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WFS/!j W. F. Stine spring

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Washington, D. C

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Dear Colonel Steinberg,

I must ask you to forgive me for being 80 slow in answering your courteous and interesting letter of June 16th but as you can imagine pressure of work has been heavier than ever of recent weeks•

I am sincerely grateful to you for the interest which you take in the problem of answering Nasi (and, I might add, ”Communazi”) propaganda in the United States. This is, of course, a question which we have constantly in mind•Action on our part is difficult which does not lay us open to the charge of conducting organized propaganda to involve the United States in the war. Any steps which our American friends can take of their own ,volition are therefore naturally most welcome to us.

I have now a member of my staff, Mr. Huxley, who deals with matters of this kind, and if you are in Washington in the near future, I think that it would be useful if you had a talk with him.

> ' eLord Lothian

Colonel A. R. Steinberg

101, Park Avenue,

New York City•

TO: MR, J• MANDEL * TORONTO CANADAI©. M. ROSSMAN CLEVELANDI'.©. W. SCHIFF PITTSBURGHMR. I. BRATT MONTREALDR. K. FRIEDLANDER NEWARK, N. J.DR. M. lev; CHICAGO, ILL.Mr. J. Pincus PHILADELPHIAMR. A. WEISBRCT DETROIT, MICH.

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December 1, 1942

Dr. M. Low4901 N. ChristIona Ave.Ghicugo, Illinois

Doer Dr. Lev;:

Due to poor health, I am resigning ns the executive secretary of the New Zionist Organization of America end as c me'iber of the Bear'd of Directors of the TCI Jki Fund.

• *Che National Executive Committee at its next meeting will

deoide whom to appoint as the future Executive Secretary of the organization.

I wish to take this opportunity to thenfc all our friends for the cooperation and assistance they have given ne in my work. I am confidant that if our organization will systematically build its ranks and effectively carry out its work, not only at headquarters in New York, but through all the bronchos, we can e&pect favorable results and great accomplishments.

Yours for a Jewish State,

J3:SK

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Joseph leader Executive *Secretary

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Deoeaber 1, 1942

Mr. S. RahmanlBroadacres ?amLakeside DriveBridgewater, Mass.

Dear SEP. Bahraanli

We wish to acknowledge the receipt of your check of December 2nd for the aaount of >75,00 as your contribution for the past three months to the Hew Zionist Organization of America,

We wish to thenk you for your cooperation end assistance, also for your pledge to contribute $25.00 per month for the next six nonthea, Wo also wish to acknowledge receipt of $50,00 given through Mr. Ben Hahun and which we originally understood was contributed in his name, but he explained that this contribution was given for you.

Enclosed please find two receipts, one for $75,00 and one for $50.00.

Yours for a Jewish State,

JB:SKEno,

Joseph Beder Executive Secretary

Or* fifculaaa905 Bast Sad AvenueSaw York City

Dear Cr. Shulraans

Mr, Bea-rbrin has asked a© to send you reprints of sene of our previous statements in the press• These have gone forward under separate cover, as well as a book by Vladinir Jatotinsky. Ue shall let you have further interesting aatarial during the ״oek.

..itk Je־.;i3h State Creetirgs,

Yours sincerely.

January 4th, W.

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We are In receipt of ono dollar, for which ve thank yea. However, ve would like to know whether thia sub represents a contribution• or part of a subscription to our publication• ”Zionewa.״. The fall aaoaat of the yearly subscription price 18 $5.00.

Will you plsass advise us by return ■ail vhat this as&ust represents.

Very truly joars.

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January 12, 1943

Mr. HehmaniBroadacre FarmBridgewater, Mass.

Dear Mr. Rahmani:

As you certainly remember, you pledged to Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Giloni to send in at the end of every month a contribution of $25.00.

As we failed to receive this sun at the end of December, wav vie request you to kindly send in this contribution at your 8arllest convenience.

The work of an organization develops in parallel to its financial pomBMlities and its of great importance that everyone of our sponsors pay his pledges in the promised time.

Thanking you in anticipation and with kindest wishes,I remain

Sincerely yours,

Esco Foundation Palestine Study • 521 Fifth Avenue • New York, N. Y.

MUrray Hill 2-3918

January 22 19 4 3

New Zionist Organization55 West 42nd StreetNew York, N. Y.

Dear Sir:

Enclosed you will find check for $1.50 for

which please send the ZIONEWS to the above organization

for six months, beginning with the January, 1943 issue.

Yours truly, _

Helen E. Silverstein Secretary

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Dear Mr. Hahmani:

£ *te wish to acknowledge your contribution of $25*00 toward thepolitical work of the New Zionist Organization.

.1At this tine, when it $8 imperative that the voice of Jewry he heard and that our rights be recognized, your aid is especially appreciated.

Enclosed please find an official receipt for the above amount.k

Yours very truly,

/akEac.

S, Klein Seoretary

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February 12, 1943

Ur. S. SahmaniBroad acre FarmsBridgewater, Mass.

Bear Mr• Bahmani:

Enclosed please find our recent statement regarding the plan for an Arab Federation and oar telegram to ?resident Roosevelt concern- ing the anti-Jewish policy in North Africa. Both statements were given wide publicity in the American press.

Among our activities in the last two months was the formation of the American Resettlement Committee. A provisional stationajy of which is enclosed herewith.

We are really sorry to remind you that your monthly pledge for January wasn't yet received, and to ask you to kindly send it in if possible by return mail.

As a true friend of our movement who would like to see assuccessful in our undertakings, you mast realize that steady financial aid is essential far each a success.

lours very truly,

MGsSKM. GiloniExecutive Secretary

February 26, 1943

Elea Textile Co.15 West 26th Street New York City

Attt Mr. Irving M, Suoia

Bear KXfc,

Saclosed please find four tickets for March 9, They are

listed as follows:Two at $1.10 per person Bow A • Seat 7 St 8 Two at $ •55 « #1 . #1116 *׳q47

We should appreciate it if you would mail us your check by

return mall.

Very truly yours,

M. Olloni Secretary

MG1AK

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Secretary:D. Absac,845 Drummond Street,

North Carlton N.4

Melbourne, . 14th •February........IN4'$

The secretary,New Zionist Organisation, 55, West, 42 St.New York.N.Y. USA.

Dear Sir,As I (can)learn from the " Jewish Standart"(London ),the

NZO in USA has been reorganised and a new executive under Col. Mendelson set up.

On behalf of the President(Mr.J.Honig) and the committee of our Australian organisation,I wish to remit our cordi&l. gree- tings and good wishes for your work in the future,which will help our aims.

We hope it will be possible to establish a close contact between our organisations in America and HUAtralia and it would be very much appreciated,by all of our members,to receive your first communication.

Also, I would be thankful to you,if you would send us your publications in 2 copies,one to go directly to the under mentioned address.

Awaiting your earliest reply, I remain,

Bewirchat malchut Israel, Yours faithfully,

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March 10, 1943

The Ambassador Russian Sinbasoy Washington, D. C.

Dear Sir!

Under sepaate cover we have sent you the latest copy of ,♦Sionews•״

Ifay we draw your attention to the article by our Palestine correspondent, Or♦ B» Schwartzman.

Youra very truly,

RIMjSKL£ra, Rose L. Harkmen Executive Secretory

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The AmbassadorPolish EnbessyWashington, D. 0.

Dear 31r:

Under separate cover we have sent yon the latest copy of ״Slonowa."

Mey we draw your attention to the article by our Palestine correspondent, Dr. ״. Schwarttman. We shall be pleased to publish any of your comments in the forthcoming issue of our publication.

Yours very truly,

KIM:SKHrs. Rose L» Parkman Executive Secretary

Kerch 11, 1943

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Dear Mr. Travis:

In roply to your request for a bill for *Sionews״, we are enolosing herewith a aubsorip- tion blank. You will note that our fee is $3.00 per year. Any contributions above this aaoaafc will be very gratefully received for "ZlonawB Fund".

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Mr . 8. Rahman i Broaanare Farmsfiridgewater. Mass•

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Dear Mr. Bahmani:

Thank you very ouca for your prompt response to our letter of March. 12th. iSnolosed herewith, find our receipt for $25.00״ in respect of January dues,

Tha. you׳, and

With Jewish state Greetings•

Mrs. Bose D. iiarkmanSecretary־

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March 17, 1943

The SecretaryThe New Zionist Organisation 845 Druumond Street North Carlton N.4 Melbourne, Australia

Dear Mr, Ab sac:

We were very pleased indeed to receive your letter of February 14th and to note that you are doing active work in your part of the world.

Work here is pi’oceeding apace, We have bean very busy with סממ campaign for Jewish Representation among tho hiited Nations and other political work which we hope will yield fruitful results.We have very important plans fox’ the future.

Under separate cover we are sending you the last six Issues of "Zionews,” These are the copies which hove cans ant since ths foaaation of the New Executive, We are also enclosing with Zionews* a reprint of a full page advertisement which we placed׳'in tlie New York Times of February 23rd. I think these will give you a very good idea of our recent activities.

We have forwarded six copies to Dr. Cold 8s per your instructions and have placed both addresses on our mailing list,

We look forward to hearing fran you often. Does the organization issue any newspaper or magazine? Write about your work and progress.

With, our very best wishes and Jewish State Greetings,

Sincere^ yours,

RIM:SK Mrs. R. L. Mar&nan Executive Seoretary

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Maroh 17, 1943

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©1e Rt. lion. David Lloyd George, M. P.House .of. Commons.London, Englarid

We though, you ־would he interested to see our advertisement ־which appeared in the New York Times recently, so we are enclosing a reprint of same herewith. You will note that v.e made good use of your message to Dr. Lundmun and cun assure you, it made a very excellent impression on the American public.

It is most encouraging for us in those days of bitter disappoint- meats for Zionists, to know that we still have our great old friend on whom we can count.

Under separate cover we ere sending you a copy of the latest issue of our publication *Zionews.**

With greetings and good wishes, I remain

Sincerely yours,

March 22, 1943

jft׳. Bichard Block 15 Cooper Hoad Scaredale. H• T•

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With Jewish state Greetings.

Thaui£ f« ״־־״נ w* *״«״ ־,XTpolltlo!־ •ort I־ *W־h « ־״ «־.

Mrs. Bose L• Markaan Secretary

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<- Jf'March 22,1943

Dear Sirs:

My friend Dr.Henry Elkin of Atlantic

City, New Jersey, 16 N.New Hampshire Avenue,

has asked me to transmit the enclosed check

for $10.- to you as his contribution to your

cause.

May I ask you to send Dr.Elkin

your receipt to the above address.

Yours sincerely

J.Bram323 West 57 St New York N.Y.

UPTON SINCLAIRMONROVIA, CALIFORNIA

March 23, 1943

Col. Morris J. Mendelsohn, PresidentNew Zionist Organization of America55 V/est 42nd StreetNew York City

Dear Mr. Mendelsohn:

I have been negligent in failing to reply to your telegram of several weeks ago. I have been moving my home and office, and have lost the services of the secretary who attended to my affairs.

I did not wire consent to your request for the reason that I was not familiar with your proposal, and in a very criti- cal time like this I do not feel that anyone should express opinions on any public question without careful thought.

Ygurs sincerely, /

US:rzm

March 24, 194S

Bockapan Broth orc,95 Prince Street,New York City. H»Y.

Dear Six■:

Inclosed you will find a receipt for your generous contribution of | which you are guhnttting in responao to a telephonesolicitation from our Mis3 Moore.

fhazk you fcr your kind support towards the very important political work in ifoich we ere engaged.

With Jewish State Greotings,

Yours sincerely,

*Mrs• Rose L. Kar&nsn,

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1133 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. Phono CHelseo 3-0942

OFFICERS

HON. PRESIDENT.Mrs. Abraham Shapiro

PRESIDENT .' Mrs. Samuel’Gojdsteirt

VICE-PRESIDENTSMrs. Simcha Rabinowitz

Chairman National Board Mrs. Abraham M. Danzig Mrs. Samuel Fasten Mrs. David Kamerman Mrs. Louis Wald

TREASURERMrs. Baruch H. Schnur

ASSOCIATE TREASURER Mrs. Nathan B. Fischer

NATIONAL SECRETARY Mrs. Lionel Golub

ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD Mrs. A. D. Buraclc Mrs. Bezalel Cohen Mrs. Jesse Ginsberg Mrs. Joseph Landau Mrs. R. L. Loiserowitz Mrs. Harry Model Mrs. Max S. Rosenfeld Mrs. R. W. Stander Mrs. Wm. Weintraub

PALESTINE REPRESENTATIVE Mrs. Bessie Gotsfeld

JUNIOR MIZRACHI WOMEN Miss Sylvia Klepner, President

March 24,1943

Naw Zionist Organizationast 42nd Street׳* 41New York City

Dear Sirs:

Would you kindly send me alist of the past and present publications of the New Zionist organization and of the Hatar, which are at present available.

I would appreciate this information at your earliest convenience.

Thanking you for your cooperation, £ am

MRS. E.K. LIFSHITZNATIONAL WAR EFFORT

Mrs. Samuel Fasten, Chairman

CO-CHAIRMENMrs. Lylion Abramson Mrs. Bella Blum Mrs. Emanuel Liebschutz Mrs. H. J. Messeloff Miss Gertrude Summer

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Mrs. Arthur Wein

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FRANK BORUTCOUNSELOR AT LAW

220 BROADWAY

NEW YORK

BARCLAY 7-B856

March 25, 1943.

New Zionist Organization of America, 55 West S2nd Street,New York City.

Gentlemen:

My client, station WEVD, has placed in my hands its claim against you for $150.00, for services rendered, which is long past due.

I must insist that this account he liquidated by March 30, 1943, otherwise I shall have no other alternative but to institute suit without further notice.

Please give this matter your immediate attention.

Very truly vours

March 29, 1943

Dr. Henry Elkin16 N. Now Hampshire Ave•Atlantic City, Ncvz Jersey

Dear Dr. Elkin:

Thank you. for your generous contribution of 810.00 sent through Kr. J» 3ram. We enclose herewith oar re״״ oefpt.

It 18 encouraging for aa engaged in this work to feoow that we are not alone, hut can count on the sup- port of all those who have the cau3e of downtrodden Jewry at heart. I am sure you can be counted in this group.

Under separate cover we are sending you tho last two issues of our publication, ’’Zionewa”. We are sure you will find this most interesting. Hoping you will lend us your cooperation in the future,

With Jewiah State Greetings, Youra truly,

Mrs. Bose Markaan Seoretary

BIMtAKfiao.

March 31, 1943

The New Zionist Organization of America 65 West 42nd Street New York, New York

Gentlemen:

I hereby undertake to solicit funds on New Zionist Organization of Amerioa and its for six months.

behalf of the affiliates

You agree to give me 26$ of any monies received from aoeoants solicited by ms, in addition to whioh yoa agree to provide me with an office in room 1622 at 55 West 42ndSStoier7 2* T°a ®**®6 t0 pr0TidL® » telephone,Tt^nn®ry*^®tan?>®״ ■tenographer and messengers as needed. I will pay for any assistants hired by me.

percentage will be made the day follow ־of “W ׳נ®011*8**ing the receipts of the funds by yoa.

Yours very truly,

David Lehman

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March 31, 1943

Dr• J. Bram323 West 57th St.Hew York, New York

Dear Dr. 3mm:

Thank you. for forwarding Dr. Elkin’s contribution

of $10.00 to uh. We have already mailed him a receipt

and some of our material.

With Jewiah State Greetings, Sinoerely youra,

*Mrs. Bose L. liarkman Secretary

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April 5, 1943

Robert Bitker .׳5 Sutter Avenue

Freneicoo, Calif.

Dear Hr. Bitker:s

On March 17th we received your check for 35&OO. Upon depositing

v/e were infonaed as per the enclosed statement that your bankJ

t״e ore sure that there must have been a mistake and would there-

fore appreciate your^CT^bq^ by return mail.

Tours for e Jewish State,

fea. Rob© L. Mrrkman Stacutlve Secretory

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April 5, 1943•

Mr• Robert Bitker325 Sutter AvenueSan Franoiooo, Calif•

Dear Mr• Bitkeri

On Mardi 17th we received your check for $5,00.

Upon depositing we were informed as per the enclosed statement

that your bank refused to honour the oheok•

We are sure that there must have been a mistake and

would therefore appreciate your new cheek by return mail.

Yours for a Jewish State,

(Mrs.) Rose L. M&rkman

Executive Secretary•

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LOUIS LIPSKY 386 Fourth Avenue

New York, N. Y.

April 6, 1943

Mr. MilukowskyNew Zionist Organization of America 55 West 42nd Street New York, N.Y.

My dear Mr. Milukowsky:

I am enclosing a copy of the letter

of Dr. Hexter in connection with the mortgage.

I am sorry it turned out this way.

The bill for the cablegram is $7.48•

Very cordially yours,

Louis Lipsky

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April 8, 1943

Messrs* Sreslow & Daniels$ Menham Knitting Mills130 Palmetto StreetBrooklyn, New York

Dear Sirs:

Mr. Weintraub has asked ua to write to remind you that you pro*** mised him a donation towards the very important political work in which we are engaged* It is not off practise to state any specific amount, but Mr. Weintraub especially asked me to mention that you had promised an amount not less than $60.00.

Under separate cover 1 am sending you each copies of the last issues of EIONEWS as well as copies advertisementwe had in the New York Times. We are strivingto bring our message of enlightenment to as large a section of the American public as possible as we believe that only an enlightened Amer- lean public opinion can help us find a permanent solution to the Jewish problem in the post-war period.

It is encouraging to us engaged in this work to know we can count on those who have the cause of downtrodden Jewry at heart and as we believe you can be counted in tuis group, we thank you in advance for your assistance.

Yours for a Jewish State,

RLMjSK Mrs. Bose L• Markaan

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Miss Shirley Bratman306D Grand ConcourseBronx, Hew York

Dear £189 Brt&mant■

I mat apologise for the delay in replying to your inquiry* The reason is that you called while I was out and your name was written on a snail piece of paper and slipped into ey file where it was overlooked.

Under separate cover I have nailed you the last six issues of ״*Ziouaws'♦ gratis* I am sure you *ill find oar m&guaiae both stimulating and interesting and from it you *ill be able to learn the main features *pf the cense for which we fight• 1 sinoerely hope you will enroll as a subscriber and enlist many of your friends* The next issue is due out next weak*

If you can mange it, I would be very happy if you could call in at oar office which is very centrally 10- oated, and give mo the opportunity of telling you more about our work*

Witj^ Jewish State Greetings,< Tours truly,

Mrs* Rose I, MarkaanExecutive Secretary

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April 12• 1943

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Miss Clara B« Bloom 340 Vest 87th Street New York City

Sear Mias Bloom:

Enclosed you will find a reoelpt for your ge&er*• ous contribution of $10*00 which you sent in, la re״־ sponse to a oall form our Mr. Lehman.

Thank you far your kind support towards the vary important political work in which we are engaged.

With Jewish State Greetings,

Mrs. Bose L* Markman Secretary

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liiss Marilyn Eppleyduoknell UniversityLewisburg. Hmna.

Dear iii3 3 Bnploys

Under separateconsidered would be helpful to / interesting uad whioh I Ue-

״־־!־ »•־״»־*>־ * •* *׳«״» ״* “s1t־nation.

r 4 ״ ״« t. know if you ore femiliar with our views 14®^3(L?I do not know 11 jo *.4 ״״.״״«.• which we claoeu in thd ifcu

have enclose a copy of an » ‘ crjt1c15r. of the present Britlohfork SI®. 1rtr'thLTa in veste-tS“ Sta.0. VnfortnnatcV. I

poliqy on >־׳laa‘1"a “^ .£״“2.1 א.?'. ־1־0 ־. * *>» “ fe ״ 3“־־* -——-x ־

mang your friends. The price is $3.00 per ye.j.

Ve sis 11 be happy to help you at any time.

With Jewish State Greetings,

Mrs. Bose L. Iiarkman Executive Secretary

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April! 14, 19441I

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ITfcako great pleasure in inviting you to be my gu®sb at a dinner to be held at the Hotel Commodore on Sunday, April 23rd, at 7*30 P. M. This dinner will oonnemorate the British-American Treaty relating to Palestine and Solemnly signed by both countries twenty years ago־.

Tho speakers will be Claire Boothe,Luce, United States Senator Styles Bridges, Goy. J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Islaai, former Ambassador to Belgium Hugh Bib son, former Ambassador to France and Russia William C. Bullitt Mr. Leland Stowe and Colonel John Henry Patterson, D.S.O,

I know that you will enjoy this timely and interestingpolitical affair.

Enclosed with this letter you will find two tiokete at ay table. Hoping to see you at the dinner, I am

Sinoerely yours,

IF*GTOC- 2 tiokebe

ISIDORE FARBER

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Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc, S3S3 Arthington Street Chicago, Illinola

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Yr. S, i^teuriBrofhoc1*e9 .?ukc. Bri ’U*o ׳ ׳ *- ■ ter» ■ kin 3•

Boar J.ir, ftihaani:

Inclosed herewith you ’׳ill find « reprint ,of the second edvartteect v'.veh ve ׳־!-•. e*i i» tho * e - York Tines, £8 vail 03 a few pre,'.a clip,Inc• of our "uhlic statements on the "erraudo !*ef׳Y׳ee Donferrncfi.

In t. is hour of grave to ־lonl&a we are ecrduct’nf. r.n unrelenting«rp-ipa against the ’׳kite ז יט par of 1935 which churchixl eir-tea is

*hc lnt - ord* or ?ritish policy in : -.he.•tine. <־; t- ־•;e mastremind you once again to be good enough to end us ?&C.CC in respect of your pledge for tlo» 1׳ . t two months.

in.׳:•-ת nth Jewiah :?tat© greetings, I.׳

Sincerely yn'J.:^»

KUZtSRIShc.

I'r:•. Bose L. ’ferk־־־t. Executive Secretary

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1ST. i{y!׳an Breslau % ISsnahan mttinc Mills 130 PaliiottO Street Brooklyn, Naw York

Boar Ur. Broslaatz

We thank you or y 1״r donation per our iir. iiato and encloseherewith our receipt.

4׳Enclosed herewith is a reprint of our second advertisement inthe New York Times* You will realise that &־e are doing ourbest to bring our message to the׳ Ameri can public.

We aincorely hope that you will continue your assistance to ourimportant political work.

With Jewish hit at a Greetings, I remain

Sincerely youro,

RL.uSK Ur 8. 30ge j,. Markraa#2no» Executive Secretary

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April 22, 1S43

Mr. !J. 35. Travis 26S Strada Corta

Air ־261Los Angeles, Cal .

Dear Mr, Travis:

Enclosed you will find « few press olipp- ings of □ur publio Statements on the Bermuda Refugee Conference. >?e WGro sure these would be of Interest to you.

With *Jewish State Greetings,

Mrs. Eoso L. Markman Executive Secretcry

HIiMsAKEno.

April 33, lSi3

P«le3t-'ne House, Tud, eat 28th Street;׳' 10Kfr- York City

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Gentlemen:

Unclosed herewith ifi a copy of an ״dvortioe .©lit you placed « our apr4l issue of BIOKT.S.

5£gX1£״. ״ 7°״ י“"Oil "s y;' °14“• 0“י״״‘ f״Thank you for :^ur prompt attention to this matter.

Yours vory tr ly,

Mrs. ,joע® L. j'&rki&sn Ixec itive SeoreturyB!M> FT

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April 23, 1943

Mr* Willia® Ziff 1032 Barle Bldg. Washington, D» 0•

Enclosed herewith are a few P»» olippings ofonr

f® wall as & reprint of the second advertisementX ״ X”1 •• ־ ״* *>* ״« ’m

roald like te see these.With Jewish State Misting••

Mrs• Bose L. Markaan T^aeative Secretary

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Gentlemen:<

This 18 to certify that Rev. Benaion Mlleikowsky 13 cy assistant and is engaged in special work in and on behalf of oar community center♦

I would appreciate it if yon would issue him a clergy uook for the year 1943.

Yours truly,

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May 5, 1943•

New Zionist Organization of America 55 West 42nd Street.New York City.

Gentlemen:

client, Jewish Daily Forward, has placed in my hands its claim against you for advertising: aggregating $183.12, which is long past due.

must insist that this account he ר , , 1liquidated *3ע- May 10, 1943, otherwise I shall proceed

further notice to enforce collection of this

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With kind regards,j Cordially yours,

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?hank ybu for your telegram ־mi for yo.r readiness יסכ help •׳ campaign.

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, He know of t,our influence and your •ood n-.tr, :-.on. the Jewsof Texas and »•> are c onf id. nt of the r :units. ..e hope that you will work wit־ our represent־tive not only in Corp s Cristi;, out ,100 in Dallas, .•oust•!•.!, .matin, ״sco, Jtyler and fort orth.

ifter tit, visit .1 our repres ntativ , ui׳.?. after a number of contacts have been ז ado, we a .all send t« org .riser to establish י br uc . in •oustan.

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Hoping ti hear ;r□..; yon very as on and with ::wish otate x ׳ ,reetinks׳,.

דזז־ז־זךדחח דז׳^שה rrrer,

V7‘A;Z 3;Ti סלס -Text of telegram sent 5/17/43 to the following: -

Alexander Lamport, Morris W. Rosen; Kovner; Weinberg;Salzmann; Abe Goldberg ;BorysoJ. Mirk in; Phillpi Schlansky; Morris W. Haft ; Prillip Grossman;B. Schreiber; W. Ziff; Irving Bunim; Isidor Lipsohitz; S. Kanitz; Milton Pollock.

Read our advertisement Tuesdays Times. Urge you to support our nationwide campaign

to save Zionism stop We need y07ur maximum help. Counting on your generosity.

Phone WAverley 3212

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MEN'S, BOYS' AND WOMEN’S STITCHDOWN & McKAY,

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Toronto, Ont., May 15, 1943.

New Zionist Organization of America,55 West 42nd Street,New York, N. Y.

Dear Friend;

I have your letter with reference to the congratulatory messages for the "Zionews".

While I haven't been able to contact all our members, I have seen and secured the following:

A group message from the following for $6.00;

New Zionist Organization-Joe Mandel Pres.Tel-Hai Fund--H. Abella Chairman.Campaign for National Labor in Palestine-N. Silver Pre®. Jordina Womens Circle-Mrs. H. Abella Pres.

A private message from Mr. & Mrs. H. Abella & Family for $2.00.

A private message from Mr. & Mrs. Joe Mandel & Family for $1.00.

I hope sincerily that the above will be in time for th_s edition of the "Zionews" and will try to do better on your next request.

Yours very truly,

Mr. H. Abella,

per S. L.

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;•Uvertising ;Manager׳The Washington Tost

?Washington, D. C«

Dear Sirs:

iiclos a please find a coy of an advert- isement that is a^nueitig in tomorrow's (Tuesday) ”flew York Times”. Ze would like you to In3ert this ad# srt- isement in the aatee fore in yoar paper of v/edn-sday,2£uy 19th. at order pcs sent by ;r. ־,rthur Rosenberg of ;few York.

■e iaust reque3t that you. place this ad- vertisetaent in the most forward ;osition possible and *hafe jj! the right-h ind• side of the paper.

Yours truly,

2,74 BBEno.

(Brs.) R. .'larkoan kecutiva Secretary

Mrs. ttsnons Blaine 101 8• Brie St.Chiocgo, Ill.

Dear Mrs. Blaine:

Ue are tcMng the liberty of sending you t e •ncloaed naiorandm, outlining in brief the purposes of our Com- aittee which is now in the process of fornetlon. e wish to emphasize tk.t it is not our intention to add one n»re coxAttee to the asny already in existence and wAch deal, in one way or another, with the lewis’. problem in Europe. Our aim is to erente a body of public spirited Americans who would investi״: te every aspect of the Jew- ish question, open-nindedly and without preconceivad ide^s and then plan comprehensively the final solution of the problems involved.

Ve ere gratified by the response which our initiative has had thus far. A considerable number of personalities fran all walks of 7-nericon life have acce nted ueribarship in our Committee, pledging their cooperation and assist- anee, Among’ the: one aey find not only people of good will, but 100 persons highly qualified to deal with the problem which, by its very nature, is related to the world political scene and various sooial-ecoraraio phen- omena.

The Jewish problem in Europe is no longer exclusively Jewish. Its repercussi ns affect international relations. Its weight is felt on the scales of war and peace in the world. Should our ConrAttee succeed in achieving its aims,—naaely—to kelp effect the right solution to the age-old Jewish uroblen, it will have rendered an out- standing service not merely to Jewry but to hunanit. at large.

"70 need the cooperation of ell who seek to right a great wrong and at the sene tine to eliminate one of the causes of world unrest. May we have the benefit of

your cajisel and leadership as a member of our National Cbmoittee.

Sincerely yours,

NEW YORK'S C/FIRST STATION

BLUE NETWORK. COMPANY, INC ■ A RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA SERVICE

RCA BUILDING ■ RADIO CITY ■ TELEPHONE CIRCLE 75700־

NEW YORK, N.Y.

May IS 1943

Mrs Hose L MarkmanExecutive SecretaryThe New Zionist Organization of America Inc55 West 42 StreetNew York New York

Dear Mrs Markman:

We are sorry that we do not have copies of Mr James McDonald’s talk on our THIS TOO IS WAR program broadcast on Saturday evening May 5. We are pleased, however, to refer your request and a copy of this acknowledgement to Mr Meyer P Steinglass, of the United Jewish Appeal, 342 Madison Avenue, New York, under whose auspices the program was given. We hope that he will be able to supply a copy of his talk.

Thank you for your interest in this broad- cast and we hope that you and many members of your organization were able to hear it.

Sincerely yours

Station WJZ

Hotel Edison46th Street & 3roadwayHew York City

Att» Banquet Dept*

Dear Sirs:

We hereby comfira our telephone conversation of this morning for the reservation of roots 9A in the Edison Hall Building far a f׳re33 conference from 11:00 a»M* to 5:00 P.K., Thursday, i״uy 20th.

The price quoted, was £10.00.

Yours voiy truly,

RJAtKR (Mrs ) Rose Karkman Executive Secretary

DR. LE □ PERLMAN

345 MADISON AVENUE

NEW YORK, N. Y.

LEXINGTON Z-SB53RESIDENCE

IOS PINEHURST AVE., N. Y

May 19 > 1943•

Zionews55 West 42nd Street New York, N.Y.

Attention: Tins •Rose L. Markham

Dear Mrs. Markham,in reply to your letter dated

mpv 13 1943 I ani enclosing herewith a one dollar-rpnuestina you to include my name in a congrat וו?55SSo?yqsroup m־?°age to Mr. and Mrs Erl Jabotlneky Uidboiy H - ?, v,^r.+ ־h n-P a daughter.

end.

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Manufacturing Furriers Spec. Persian Paw Coats - Bodies - Plates

102 WEST 29th STREET

Jr. George OlenslagerStation W.J.Z•R.C.A. BuildingRadio^City, H.x.

Dear Mr. Olenslager:

Thank you 30 nuch for your attention to cy request for a copy of Jarnos G. McDonald’s tuUfco addreas

I was grateful to receive it from Mr. Stein- gl5.ee thia aorninfi.

Very very truly,

RMjRR (lira.) Rase -iarkma Executive Secretary

Hr. Isaac Don LesinaR.F.D. #2Kozwalk, Conn•

Dear Hr. Levine*

I thank you very much for accepting the invitation to attend a luncheon arranged by two of our sympathizers In support of the political cam- paign conduoted by the Hew Zionist Organization.

As you will see from the enclosed cop ׳• of the invitations wo sent out by the initiators of the luncheon, it will take place this Thursday, Kay 27th, at ljOO P.H., at the Comaodore Hotel.

Looking forward to seeing you.

Sincerely yours,

address official communications to THE SECRETARY OF STATE

WASHINGTON, D. C.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON

June 8, 1942

Dr Isador Goldstein, Secretary,Presidency of the New Zionist Organization,

1123" Broadway,New York, New York.

Sir:Reference is made to your communication requesting

the assistance of the Department of State in obtaining

olipper passage.Since civilian applications for International air

transportation fall within the Jurisdiction of the War

Department, it is suggested that you address your re- quest to the Air Priorities and Assignment Section,

War Department, Room 5320, Department of Commerce

Building, Washington, D. C.

Thomas BurkeChief, Division of International Communications

Ja#e 9th, 1943•

r. Konachem Block20 Clinton Street Mew York, 2 W York

Boar Mr. Block:

I very mah regret that owing to the tr« randous pressure of work which has levoivca upon thia office, I » forced ** futum your article ,Story of the olf &»* tnc Lai* . I ׳*« very sorry that I cannot help yon, in this instance. Ifyou arc considering having this niBeographed elsewhere, - a» ~n formed that you ״nvc to obtain >r. "riff’s permission before d !ing 30.

I do hope 1 shall be able to extend oar in 11׳ to you on future occasions.

With Jewish State Greet.nge,

Cordially y.txrs.

HMjBBBno.

(Hrs.) Bose Barkasa iceentiwo Secretary

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Mr• David L. Podell Mayflower Hotel Washington, 9, C,

Dear Mr• Podolls

The ideas you expressed and the suggestions you offered during our conference last Friday were grate- fully accepted and will be carried out*

As I expected there have been some !sportont de- velopaents which must be brought to your attention !mediately since they sight prompt you to acoept the chairmanship of the organisation.

For this purpost Mr. B. letanyahu, the Editor of "Zionewi" and I intorid to cose to Washington next Tuesday. I shall phone your of floe on Monday before we leave.

I hope this finds you fully restored in health.Ky regards to Sarah and the family♦

IFaithfully yours,

HD1AK

P. S.

Harold Dsbrest Organization Secretary

■' jHAVE MAILPD T30 OIE OF HBTAIYAnU’S WORKS AMD .”ZIOMEWS״

July 14th,

j'r. Davi.d ?0461156-20 Oregon va«kashingfcon, j.c.

Dear ir. Podell!

■fd '''1"1 ׳Jetanyshu• tQld ae ia 4 tnil about the talk v׳e - y?a ln. ;ahi»et״n. You will and. retand that

In b^S?!‘?8? *'י itlDC t0 il6ar yi׳U’ arw oUvioual;,t0T tpon° i״dQfL־’ttely the launching Of our Committee. Jfce Jewiah tragedy ia Jarone cannot wait. »or can the plans for Uv pout-war settle״^. of which ‘.hoX-

A.sn. probler. xn urope Is part anopparcel.

Yoa know that all of 18ז would very mSb. welcome your close

**j1* !iQr 30C1C **״M*. ana what wer־ the con-luaxone ^oa arrived ,A? He irope for an affirmative r<:nly.

£' :100 aced your f in., ;cial oupport. It was v iraor«8aion that you had no doubts ,1th regard to this asnect. £ iX to lnv^su ״ov ihVR9 earn in the onli-nt?ament of Ma« ic״n 'י ,״ olic opinion vith »gard te the tru feature* of the J*w-xsr :3״ rn? ״‘־ a- h -• -״׳ ־-=״ •*־ ״ ii-

. ?׳“ ־ L..t, ■’/ ״׳״‘“"'“1’“ ־ t thla ׳י**• w״M W sr״a«z

‘.'ory sincerely y ע:;,

3H:B ; .'liaha Ben—Korin

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July 15tb, 1943

Mr. B. Bpsteindfeaaan Avenue־ 73I.ew York City

Dear Mr. Epsteinsitt־־h־d 1־ th ־ ־ totenont you n־־d for y ״>־ ־• Utori.l.

Please return It to me after perusal.

Sincerely yours, t

B. etanyahu?.VsEW

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Pe«r dr. Bookspan*id vou have given u* in״ c«r the י

He desiro to than* to ZlONP-S magazine!. •״ enolo־־■ h.r«.Wh ״״< 1:״0״,''!Zn־־ toaoth-i^ltU the ׳־״־ ,״־״,ribia״ f׳• «« y’ ־,i ־־v־”״ ־ •'“י ”־ m״“ *־•*‘־

to wW'•,? .״^”״",^1״״״ fate yoar־״■™״ Ivand addresses to whom tno

hie the faithful prerentatloh־״״ ...Vie B -e sure that you v/i 8 סן.0גו1נ »« and weleoae its״-־* X.״the V ״. zlo^s ״«efforts to enlic, tan ;סט־affecting p׳׳r i׳eople.

fate ana future, *־־Sfnoeralv your ,

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August 13th, 1943

Sr• 5• S!tclsaaai rcp.daci’e r*ara

Bridgwater, Sasssehusetta

Coar »lr. Bacfaaetsi

"*? ’w roM Vao rac<sjt reports in the ״eserel ureas •iat Catigaign at preaert beiag eea,׳!toe mteaaiiied *!itl«£lc גס...•:•ted by the Unite j States State 3epartae.:t and Britishhe-art- oeut •!id British Colonial Office.

r. Churchill*• yrco»nt visit to this country ic the most q> pcrtvno n,:״.ent for• strong Cife>t on cm part and we nust c£e out with a roue ..ng publicity oanpaign early next week.

It is sone ti□© since wo heard froa you enP carnes ly request .hat you send us $50 towards this in ortor.t work as soon-as you em* v.e snow you will want to help us banre tt» burd« eat action ;8 neoMsary as th atrrea of anti-Zionist propaganda ia reachiar •lurmiag proportions. *־״יי-.□!,

ThhSrixing you for an early reply and with Jewish state Croetlag',,

Sincerely yours.

׳ ־׳.• .: h RO?F L. u . **JABxeo -tivc Secretary

Angus t 17th, 1943

Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc• 2333 Arthtngtoa Street Chicago, Illinois

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August 5tk, 1943•

Very truly yours*

JT:HRDR• J• Tauber General Secretary

Bryant Park Building,inc. 11 West 42^? Street

New York

Telephone Pennsylvania 6-5300

September 2, 1943.

REGISTERED OIL

New Zionist Organization of America, •Offices Nos. 1522, 1524 and 1526,#55 West 42nd Street,New York, N.Y.

Gentlemen:

Lease dated July 29, 1942, between ourselves as Landlord, and yourselves as Tenant, affecting of±ices numbers Fifteen hundred and twenty-two (1522), Fifteen hundred and twenty-four (1524) and Fifteen hundred and twenty-six (J526) in the building #55 West 42nd Street, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, expired on August 31, 1943.

the said offices to remain in posses• we shall consider aid lease for a

1943 to August 31, in the s aid lease, (1625) dollars per covenants and con-

As you failed to remove from on August 31, 1943, and as you continue sion thereof, we hereby notify you that you to be a hold-over tenant under the s period of One (1) year from September 1, 1944, at the rent at the rate specified namely, Sixteen hundred and twenty-five annum, and under all of the other terms, ditiona of the said lease.

We enclose a bill in the sum of Two hundred and seventy and 84/100 (270.84) dollars, being One hundred and thirty-five and 42/100 (135.42) dollars for the rent for the month of September, 1943, and One hundred and thirty-five and 42/100 (135.42) dollars being arrears under the said lease.

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JENNIE SEGAL ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR

October 3, 1945

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS

HERMAN GRUBMAN PRESIDENT

SHIRLEY SCHLAMOWITZ VICE-PRESIDENT

HARRIET FEFERBERG SECRETARY

HARRIET GOODMAN TREASURER

New Zionist Organization55 West 4.2nd StreetNew York 18, N. Y.

Gentlemen:

This is to confirm the speaking engagement upon which you have kindly agreed as follows:

B'NAI B'RITH MAINTAINS FOUNDATIONS AT1

University of AlabamaUniversity of ArizonaBoston UniversityBrooklyn CollegeUniversity of CaliforniaUniversity of California (L.A.) University of Chicago College of City of New York

(Downtown)College of City of New York

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Tuesday, December 18, at 8:00 p.m., at this Foundation — Mr. Beni£h Epstein, member of Executive of N. Z. 0., will address the Metropolitan Hillel Alumni Forum on Zionism.He will discuss the ideology and program of the New Zionist Organization. I suggest that he speak for 30 minutes and devote another 30 minutes to questions and discussion.

The audience will consist of Jewish young men and women who have graduated from colleges through- out the country during the past three or four years and who are now residing in New York City. As these Alumni Forums are a new venture, I can not foresee how large an attendance there will be. I expect, however, from 50 to 100.

If you want any further information you could phone me any afternoon at this office.

Thanking you for your splendid co-operation and with kindest personal regards,

Sincerely yours,

Victor Eppstein

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A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO CULTURAL, RELIGIOUS, AND SOCIAL WORK AMONG JEWISH STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

October 6th, 1943•. - •7: ^־‘

Honorable 1• Jamas Brody 246 West 107th Street Hew York City

Bear CojeaisaioneriI am following np oar telephone conversation

with ua1«*> ־ invitation. «** ««“£,£set a day when you. can be at oar office, t1״aar y phone or writing•

1 know that you both understand ana realise how much you are needeu In a movement of this kind, four twenty-five years in public life, your aOduaintancee and knowledge of so Many thouajuha of people in this city means so Mich, particularly at this moment•

ffji ph •j ng you and your dear wife a very haxipy

hew 1'ear, I a®,

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Dear ■ir. Shetzer:

מ י 4 V?±Sh to acknowledCe th0 receipt of your invitation to our ln°5w^0rkC010nel ifeITla J״ Herdclsoim *° participate in your convention

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FT. WASHINGTON AVENUE & 178th STREET NEW YORK

Simon E. Ossbrman Honorary President

Benjamin F. Schreiber Honorary President

David C. Lewis Honorary Vice-President

Sol MaschHonorary Vice-President

OFFICERS

Charles Cohen President

Mauricb R. Spear 1st Vice-President

David Ray Bernstein 2nd Vice-President

Sanford D. Levy 3rd Vice-President

Justin Kingson Treasurer

Irving Bbrkblhammer As ft Treas.

Harold M. Hoffman Secretary

Leon Savage Financial Secretary

Samuel S. Solbnder Executive Director

October 11, 1943.

Revisionists55 W est 42nd St.New York, N.Y.

Gentlemen:

Our Institution is planning a series of lectures on The Role Of The Jew In The Post- War World.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Irving Bbrkblhammer Samubl Berman David Ray Bernstein Gborgb Bloom Charles Cohen William Cohen Hbrman G. Coopkrman Georgb Lee Forbes Bertha Frbudbnhrim Harold M. Hoffman Justin Kingson Jacob Klein Samuel D. Klein Sanford D. Levy David C. Lewis Sol Masch Charles Mayer S. Fred Morris Simon E. Ossbrman Julius Price Leon Savagb Benjamin F. Schreiber Mrs. S. Robert Schultz Mauricb R. Spear John J. Tullman Harry Urdang

We would greatly appreciate your sending us someone to discuss this from the Revision- ists view point. Amongst the problems to be discussed will be "Can Palestine Solve the Jewish Problem." The Hadassah, Pola Zion, Mizrachi and Zoa views will also be discussed that evening. This lecture will take place on November 28th at the "Y". It is planned to have a discussion after the lecture.

May I thank you in anticipation of a favorable reply?

Respectfully yours

hrSidney M.Bogner Director of Educational Activities

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October 26* 1943

Rabbi Sidney Y. Sognsrc/o Y. Z. . . of .'־shington HeightsFt. Washington kve• 4 178th St•Hew Toscfc City

,err Rabbi Bogaer(־

ller.se excuse the del•-•..■׳ ia reyly*«ff to year latter of October 11.1 have been trying to obtain a suitable speaker for t:»e evening of :.oven- ber 28•

Hrs• Rose It• iuorkmea, one' of oar neEbar3 frora South /!frfca who is preaensly in H&a York has coa3eaced to present the Haviaioaist viewpoint at your luGOting.

Tour letter did not naks it cltar whether the Dashers of Hadassah, Iola Zion, Kizrachi and 2.0.1. would be presenting their views at the saroa lecture or whether you intended to devote special evenings to the viewpoints of each of these organisations, ?lease let as know how long hrs. karkt&n will be expected to speak and also any other details which you think she should have.

1?hanking you, :mu with Jewish Htate Greetings.

Sincerely yoars

Rabbi Hr. Jack Tauber General Secretary

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October 29th, 1943I

Mr. Samuel Sachs c/o Qoldenberg & Sachs 22G »>׳est 05 th Street New York City

Dear Mr• Sachs: - ’

Our mutual friend and my good comrade. Leo h. Strong, has spoken to me often of you and your public-spirited activities to make this a better world to live In• We Jewish War Veterans, an organisation founded nearly half a century ago by the Jewish sur- vivors of the,Civil ,war to combat anti-Semitism and for mutual aid and interests, have In the past fought for the interests of our people here in America and wherever In foreign countries they have been persecuted and oppressed•

And this we did out of the meagre income from our membership without any high priced, high pressure money-raisers or publicity promoters. Today we are confronted with a situation which 18 known to every Jew who doesn’t stuff his ears and shut his eyes to what is going on around him, and we are calling upon American Jewry for $250,000.00 (two million we should ask for) to establish militant units ojf American ex-servicemen of our faith in every part of the country, with particular reference to the deep South and the middle and southwest, where at present the voice of anbi- £ emit ism is heard without any organized Jewish effcr ts to check

We now have more than two hundred and fifty poste, and with the addition of another two hundred and fifty posts, composed in large measure of our sone who will shortly return victorious from all fighting fronts, we hope to be able to cope with the menace of Jew-phobia that is spreading like some dread disease while our boys are offering their all in sacrifice for our free institutions!In addition, we plan to create facilities for a liaison service between the returning veterans and all parts of veterans’ ser- vice facilities made available by a generous country•

It was my thought that if I could meet you and discuss our hopes and alms with you that you might be inclined to accord us the opportunity to meet with a group in your industry so that we might tell them of our organization and its activities•

A luncheon or a dinner, or even meeting with some of the leaders at a private home, would prove most revealing to you axd I do assure

-2- October 29th, 1943Ur• Samuel Sachs

you that no matter how active you have been In the past or what services you have rendered to the general cause of our people, you have never devoted yourself to a more worthy endeavor than that of aiding us In our campaign.Look ire forward to an early acknowledgment hereof and to the pleasure of meeting you. X am

Sincerely and cordially yours,

001• Uorrls J• Mendelsohn MJM1EW Past National Compander

P.S. A copy of a letter reoelved from Judge Stelnbrlnk, en- closed herewith, speaks for itself*

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PENNSYLVANIA

November 3, 1943

Editor Zionews 55 West 42 Street New York, New Kork.

Dear Sir:

I am enclosing herein the Villanovan. The article Telescope " might Interest you.. I am a member of your ״organisation for the last five years.

Shis will prove that we, Jews., have contributed something to the British effort of driving out Rommel from African

Please let me know if you expect to use in yourmonthly.

1842-1843

Very truly yours,

1942-1943HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY

November 4, 1942

Ur* Jack Wandelbaum130 B, 75th StreetNew Yotk, N, Y.

Dear Mr, Mandelbaum;

I waa greatly surprised not to hear fron you In response to aaiyil*44e of October 14th and our telephone conversation.

1 should appreciate hearing from you as soon as bosalbl© and hope to hare your full cooperation,

-Sipeoting to hear from you soon, 1 am

Sincerely youra,

DB{SK David Biron

PEnnsylvania 6-8368-9 *

The New Zionist Organization of AmericaIncorporated

VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY Founder

55 WEST 42nd STREET NEW YORK, N. Y.

To the Executive Committee of the New Zionist Organization

Colonel JOHN H. PATTERSON, D.S.O Honorary President

Colonel MORRIS J. MENDELSOHN President

Gentlemen}

-a feport of *he Court of Honor appointed by you in Jan ״_a״mjfyn194? iadee in the case of Dr• Edmund. Schechter against Mr. Iser Heifer.

and MChSl **0*1“י P-Sdent, Mr.״ Joseph BeSiand Mr.Eliahu Ben-Horin, members, went into the case in March 1943 when the accusation of Dr. Schechter and the countcr-accnsaticns ofX. HeiSr TOre^’erJ.

A interruption in the proceedings of the court followed which was caused by various circumstances. In October 1943, the court decided to resumersx1? “1:,4״r 8 ne8 ״es810n b ־8״Dr. Schechter, the claimant. Dr. Schechter, however, sent the court a letterhim^?Ct° 27th״ i943’ ia WhiCh he declared *hat he does not want to avail’tJ wisidS °OlU? Af H0U0r °f the N’Z״°• The °ourt of H0fl" m®t

*he situation created by the above letter of Dr. Schechter ani de-cided to issue the following resume'’ of the case —

The Court of Honor takes cognizance of the letter of Dr. Edmund Schechter, dated October 27th, 1943, in which he declares that he 13 not prepared any longer to continue this affair through party machinery.” This statement by Dr. Schechter amounts to + hQ°wn^1nW1nhdrfW&1 °f hia Case aSaina* 1^״ Iser Heifer from

Though legally we should consider this case as closed, we must state, in the interests of the movement and of justice, that thia

?Z 8 ??? 8™*“י °Pinion *hat the delay in thi pX^s£hpeh+!?ietf^LaS “3*״י’ Provided no justification for Dr.

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TOnwna q u Iser Reifer״ *h® accused, faced with Dr. dmund Schechter»s accusations, did not deny that he, on various״r«rt8t״nrf’ y?1ce\the 0Plhion that Dr. Sohechter, in light ofan^nahi?^1^8 *T him in the past״ was “0rally unfit to hold any public office in the New Zionist movement.thlq ™,״.t .״I?*• Schech*er withdrew the case in the middle of

V! endeavors to clarify the substance of the factsstated and documents produced by Mr. Heifer in confirmation of

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his opinion and accusations.

Yfith this resume^ we consider the case as closed.

Sincerely yours,

COURT of HONOR of the NEW ZIONIST ORGANIZATION of AMERICA

DATED, the 9th day of November, 1943. Eliahu Ben-Horin, Member

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Dear Mr. Bogner:NI3iSHE1e׳IIS ®X W

I would like a little information concerning the lecture to be held on November 28th. As I am to represent the Revlon- 1st viewpoint please let me know whether I will be the first or the last eqnDutbQf^Mctribpv many speakers there will be?

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Boveaber 18th, 1943.

Mr. 0• Spstein75 seaaan AvenueNew York City

Dear Yr• BgeteinsI an enclosing herewith an. article

from the Herald Tribune *iflh Mr. Ben-Horin asked ac

to aend you.Sincerely yoars.

ER:3BEno.

B. Batner General Secretary

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Jewish Welfare Board Corpus 0hristie Texas

Dear Sirs:

Enclosed please find our official receipt in respect of your check for |4QU.OO.

Thank yoa most sinoerely for your generous con- trihat ion towards the important work to which w have pledged oarselves*

hay I take this opportunity of expressing the hope that yoa will continue to lend as your support in oar important work in the cause of Jewidx National Redemption.

With Jewish State Greetings•

Tours truly,

(Mrs.} Rose L. Markaan Executive Secretary

Ijveniber 19th, IMS•

Mr. Abe X. KatsRobstown, Texas

Dear hr. Katz:

Col. . end el so hn ha■ asked me to express to yoa

hia thanks for your part in obtaining for 08 the further

contribution of ;>00.00 from the Welfare Board of Corpus

Christie.

Ve have forwarded them a receipt and letter of

thanks.

With Jewish State Greetings,

Tours sincerely,

RLiijRB (Mrs.) Rose I». arknan Executive Secretary

Decesber 2nd, 1943

City EflUorBrooklyn Jewish xaniner186 Joralemn StreetHew Tork City

Dear Sir*

a Will you he good enough to list the fbl-

notices of meetings this week:

JOBD/xBIA. — ?Ifereth Israel of Biverside 140 lest 87th Street Hew fork city

On Sunday, Decenber 6th at 8:00 P.M., Ers• Bose 1. Markaan, well-known Revisionist froa j^gh Africa* and presently Pxecutivt Secretary of the lew Ifxonist Or- ganisation of America, will speak on ״Blae-Prluts and Plans for the Creation of the Jewish State in Palestine in the Postwar World.n Palestine songs and darning will follow the lecture.

Thanking you.

Tears truly.

JT:SB Dr. J. Tanher General Secretary

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2r. 3. Hahmani 3roadaare FarmBridge.v-t r, a״as.

Dear ^*r. Hahmani

jn . סי ז caber 24th vs *rote requesting that you. kindly send as the maxinum contribution you can for the purpose of our campaign to smash the White Taper.

The opening date of that campaign has been fixed for December 12th, and «e arc mobilizing all the help we can get from oar friends to assure its unint .r- ruptsd continuation.

We, therefore, earnestly request you not to ignore our appeal and to let us have your contributionwithout daisy.

Thanking you in anticipation and with Jaw- ish State Greet ing 3,

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Sinoerely yours.

(Mrs.) Boss u. ;-arknan Executive Secretary

December 6th, 1943•

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Mr. Isaac Doh Devins BSD #2Bowalk, Conn,

Dear Hr• Levine:

Enclosed herewith please find a check in the

amount of §17.36 which is to cover my expenses fbr the trip

to Boston.

Sincerely yonrs.

3U&HBEno.

(Hrs.) Bose; L. Mukiaan Broeutive Secretary

December 8th, 1943•

Messrs• Booth 4 Baron 67 Broad Street Hew York 4, N.Y•

Dear Sirs:Be: Standard 4 Poor's Corp•

In reference to the claim against us by Standard 4 Poor's Carp•, I can only tell yoa ebat I wrote to that organization 0M !;ovembcr 9th, 17th, and 23rd•

Hr. Stearns was not a paid employee of this organization, bcixg only a commissioned salesman. Mey I point oat that he had no authority what soever to make debts in the name of Zionews public et ions. We had no idea that he had made this arrangement with Standard 4 Poor's Corp.. It was only after he disappeared from car office without leaving any address, and we started to go through his files and his desk that we found the encyclopedia md bills for same• We immediately wrote to Standard 4 Poor's and told them of the situation and a3ked them to take back the volume whioh we had not used and for which we hawe no use• We absolutely disclaim all responsibility in thin mattar •

Sincerely yours,

RL*1:BR T• (Mrs.) Bose 1• Bxsetftive Secretary

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■Rsbbi Arthur Berteoergc/o B’nai B’rith. Hillel Foundation 389 North -leesant Street •mherst, Etnas״

Dear Rabbi Rertzberg•

I am just a little surprised that we have not had a reply to «y letter of Bov ember 25th. The *״™nafc for Mr. L’etanychu’a expenses is, I know, a small one, ttt it ia toy duty to keep account of the travelling ex^en®F?. of our speaker3, and I urn sure you will realise that with a number of spe akers having to visit 0' tidying places, these swaB anaunts can soon add up to quite a considerable total, I must ask you, therefore, please to let us nave yoar ch.-Ck without delay.

dincerel; yours,

BIM.-BS (krs.) Rose R. Harkoen .xecutivn Secretary

Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg, Director Office: 900House: 868

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Dec either 9, 1943

Mr ■3. Ros e L. Markman

55 West 42nd. Street

New York, N. Y.

Dear Mrs. Markman:

Please t* ore;ive me for not having sent the

check sooner. In the press of work I managed to forget.

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Hiss Scily צ» lagiai.* 925 Rest End Avo.ITen York City

Dear L'dse Hagler:

Would you be kind enough to lot us have hr. Jack 3Rglar*e army address? Voז•end « Zionsws * Craeto ®?**®J ** JJ• arced services, aid מי would like to offer Dr. Saglcr this fn- cility as well•

1 an sure bft weald like to keep in tonah with what 18 hap- pening in the Zionist world.

Thanking you for an early reply.

Sincerely yours

oTMtWi (Ere.) Hose 1• EarfcsnExecutive Secretary

W. tv. Norton, President ■ Storer B. Lunl, Vice-President • H. P. Wilson, Treasurer ■ Robert E. Farlow, Secretary ■ Addison Burnham, College Dept.

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New Zionist Organization 55 W. 42nd Street New York City

Dear Sir:

We do not appear to have received a

response to our recent letter! regarding past

due account of $60.00. We assume that you

have found our statement correct, and we look

forward to the receipt of your check by return

mail in settlement.

Sincerely yours,

Norton & Company, Inc.

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entered into the following agreement: fut•Richard H. Roffnnn and Stanley Van Sqxe agree to do the\/V»^

publicity for the New Zionist organization of America dinner on April 23rd at the Commodore Hotel•

They are to be paid $300 and reasenable expenses (not to exceed $100 in total), $150 payable on April 4th and the balance

payable on April 20th•In tin event however that 700 or mare tiokets are

sold for the affair, an additional $200 is to be paid to Roffman and Van Saxe by the New Zionist Organization.

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