New Britain herald., 1925-06-22
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 The slogan during the war was Give until it hurts, the slogan dur ing the drive should be. Give until it gives you joy" said Rabbi Ger shon Hadas. He said he did not like the use of the word charity. Tn the whole of the testament the word charity does not appear once," he said We Jews never give charity as such. If man comes to us for help and really needs it. he gets it.
 The money you get from New Britain is not donated. It is money which really belongs to this cause and should have been given long ago.
 You soldiers won the war, it now Is the duty of the citizens to win the peace. The work Of the Amer ican Legion through the coming years should be not only that of re- mobilization but also for peace. It is the only power on earth that can bring 1t about, Heal those wounds and try all your might 10 prevent further wounds.
 "I hope the structure to be built in New Britain will be 2 monument. a palace. chapel just for that. The people Of America ought to give until fl gives joy. We will he able 10 say we not only won the war but also wen the peace.
 T am gratified ro report that every individual In the community I represent will come forth fully and well 10 support your cause. You are not asking for donation. but for something which is just and which is your right to demand, and you will get it."
 Rabbi Hadas offered his personal assistance in any way it could be used to help put tho drive over.
 The teams in the drive are as fol- lows:
 Team No.t. Stanley Rule and Lcv- el. k. w. Chamberlain. F. V. TIig, bee, F. N, Nelson, r. A. schadt, G. V. Carlson, E. Stack. R, Meyers, B. Fitzpatrick, Fred Cross Thomas Wright and Harold Smith.
 Team No 2. Stanley Works. George n. Rawlins, captain; C. c. Fields, Fred Hoffman, John F. Con nors, Walter C. Milkey, Fred J. C. Ellsworth, Fred Tyler. Stanley Kar- pinski, and J. NJ. Schroeder.
 Team No. 3, Landcrs, Frary and Clark. Louis Fleisher, Captain; F.. F. Hall, J. A. Johnson. David Ogrcn. C. A. Hoagland, W. Weinberg, r. But Ter, c. A. Bell.
 Team No. 4. P. and r. Corbin. Cabinet Lock. J. C. Andrews, cap tain: A. II. Pctts, II. C. Jackson, R. Smaller, Frank Dugan. Robert Mill CT Emil Schaal, Clarence Coons Howard Rawlings, A. Burkhardt AXcI Oberg and r. E. Clock.
 Team No. 5. Russell and Erwin and Corbin Screw Corporation. Rus sell Holcomb, captain: Grace Sto- well, Herbert Brann. Henry Swan son. Andrew Robb, Russell Elliott, Leonard McNamara and Earl Nisilbrack.
 Team No. 6. Skinner Chuck. Un- ion Manufacturing Co.,, and North and Judd. F, K. Burr, chairman; Fred Ward, w. H. Day. E. F. Morse. T. J. Coyle and Walter L. Bell.
 Team No. '. New Britain Machine Fafnir Bearings, Hart and Cooley, Hart and Tutchison and American Hosiery. Nathan C. Avery, chair man; Roger Whitman. Ethel Ogren and John Caufield.
 Team No. 8, Sacred Heart church; Stanley Charsmut, captain; Bertha kulcski, secretary; Boleslaus Kos lowski, Rronislaus Nowak, Adam StrajkoYski, Lukass Kata, Joseph Tracs, Leo RadsiewiCs, Martin Fcss- ko. Joseph Scnk, Domino AnuleWics, Gertrude Koslowska, Stella Zyjcw- ska, Helen Mursyn, Rosalie Kulesik, Agnes Drsata, Genevieve KoUalCsyk, Florence Kowalscyk, Rose Senk, Stella kosiatelo.
 Team No. 9, Professional: William Kelly, captain; Edward HswNhurst George Molandsr. Emily Fetzman, Albert Volz Wilfrcd Moore and Charles Hayden.
 Team No. 10, Professionals Harry Giusherg, captain; Martin Horwitz, Dewitt Riley, Gleason w. Parker, E. T. Rrainerd and Sturman s. Dyson.
 Team No. II, Women's Profes- sional: Jessie Jackson. captain; Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mrs. A. H, Petts Mrs. Cedric Powers, Mrs. Harriet Mitchell Mrs. Dorothy Skinner. Miss Emma Srhasl.
 Team No, l2, Women's Profes- sional; Miss Rosaline Bertini cap 1 tain; Mrs. William Turner, Miss Cora ! Eertini, Mrs Norman Rertini. Mrs. | Flizab beth Case and Mr. c. H.