The Denver Jewish news., 1923-12-27
National Keren Hayesod Hears
Addresses by Weiznann
Untermyer Reports Audit of Keren HayesOd-Weiz-
mann Defends His Policy and Defes Extremists
New Board of Directors Elected. mo Criticism or
Witticism Will Serve U.s." Says Weizmann.

he offices of the Central headquarters
| in London. and the good work which
was being done by that office.
The final acts of the meeting of the
Council We're the adoption of the re-
ports of the committee on resolutions.
of which DR.. Maurice Eisenberg was
| the chairman, and of the committee
of nominations which was presided over
by Judge David A. Lonrie of Boston.
Resolutions were adopted bearing on
the principal of masser and the budget
for Palestine which was adopted at
Carlsbad. Another resolution express
which WIS adopted at Carlsbad. An
other resolution expressed the salts
faction of the delegates with the find
ines of audit of the affairs of the
Ecrcn Hayesod. The following res
olutions evoked considerable enthus-
iasm among the delegates and was
adopted unanimously, as We're all the
others:
Hnyesod has listened to the inspiring
messages of Dr. Chain WeiZmann.
president of the World Zionist Organi-
Zation and head of the Jewish Agency,
and of DIR. Arthur Ruppin. the direct
ing head of our colonization work in
AretZ Israel.
I'VE reaffirm our convictions which
have become intensified through the ey
the upbuilding of Palestine depends
upon the success of the Keren Hayesod,
the principal financial instrument for
the purpose. Every dollar added to the
resources of the Kcren Haycsod opens
wider the door to increase Jewish i'm
migration into Palestine.
"Wc. therefore. the representatives
or the Kcren Hayesod contributors and
renew our pledge OF support to the
Kcrcn Hnyesod and undertake to In
tcnsify its activities during the com
ing year.
I'VE cnll upon all Jews. regardless of
differences of opinion or affiliatiOn. to
unite upon the broad platform of the
Kercn Hayesod. which is basic and
Fundamental to all other efforts direct.
ed TO the upbuilding of the Jewish
Homeland
The committee on nominations then
reported through its Aching Chairman.
Mr.. Nathan TurelI. After some dis
cussion the report of the committee
was adopted MS submitted and the fol-
lowing were elected on the new bonrd
of directors of the Kercn Hayesod:
Samuel Untermyer, Jacob Goell.
Abraham Licbovitz, Willy Levy. II. l..
Simmons Nathan Turell. Michael Salt.
Samuel Barnett. Rabbi Max DrOb- Nor
ris Dlugnsch. Mrs. Richard Gottheil,
Morris Rothcnberg. Rabbi Meyer Ber-
lin. Hermann Conheim. Emanuel Neu-
mann. Louis Lipsky. Abraham Gold
berg Bernard A. Rosenblatt. jacob
Siegcl, Boris Grabelsky, Senior Abel
DR. Simon Rothenberg, David Wer-
beloNSky. l)r. NJ. WaNiHhn, .. "iiher'
G. Bubble. Rabbi a. Teitelbaum. Ep-
hraim Caplan. I. Hamlin. 1. Zar. Meyer
Brown. Nathan Chasan. Jacob 1sh
Kishor. NJ. Lpscn and a. McyerOwitz,
Isaac Harris, of Boston: DIR. II. Seidel.
of Baltimore: b. +. Miller. of Philadel-
phia: !. +. Goldberg, of Hartford,
Conn. and Harry Goldowsky, of Jersey
City.
The following were elected Honorary
Vicc-Prcsidents:
DIR. Joseph Silvcrman, of New York !:
/ Judge Henry j. Dannenbaum. of
Texas: Michael IIollandcr. of Newark.
y. J.. Archibald Silvcrman. of Provi-
dencc. II. l.: Judge William NJ. Lewis.
of Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. III. NJ. Snitzer
of pittsburgh; Judge David 4. Lourie.
OF Boston, and Max Schulman, of Chi
cago.
in accordance with the bylaws the
officers will he elcc cd by the Board.
Until the election the present officers
continue TO serve.
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