THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

MOBILIZING AMERICAN JEWRY TO AID JEWS IN GERMANY

ESTABLISHED 1916

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High Commissioner for Refugees
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Appointed By The League
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EADERS of the two most Im•
Ai portant fund.raising organi-
sations of American Jewry have
Issued a united appeal for a
fund of $3,000.000. a sum Indis-
pensably necessary for the work
of relief, rehabilitation and refu-
gee settlement In Palestine and
other lands now In proeresa In
aid of the victims of the anti-
Semitic policy of the German
government.

Fund.Raising Committee
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James G. McDonald

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half cf their fellow-Jews."

Louis Lipsky

The funds allotted from this
united effort to the American
Palestine Campaign will be ap.
piled to the program being car-
ried out by the Central Bureau
for the Settlement of German
Jews In Palestine, of which Dr.
Chaim Welzmann Is the Chair-
man, and to the normal budget
of the Keren Ilaycsod (Pales-
tine Foundation Fund). The
funds allotted to the Joint Ms-

tribution Committee will be ap-
plied to continuing Its activities
of relief and reconstruction In
cooperation with the German
Jewish welfare organizations
and with the refugee aid com-
mittees in various lands, and
toward the continuance of Its
program of aid In behalf of the
Jews of Eastern and Central
1:arope.

The Joint ni..trii,uticn Com-
mittee and the Jewish Agency
for Palestine will continue to co.
operate with James G. 1.1cDon.,
aid, High Commissioner for Ref.
ogees Coming from Germany,
appointed by the League of Na-
tions; and both organizationr,
will also continue to work In
cooperation with the Central
British Fund for Ger.....a Jewry.

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was released from his day's work
at the Institute for the Blind.
Gifted with a remarkable memor y, I.
he compiled his notes on the var.
I ions lectures by dictating them to
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When the third graduation ex- : some of his fellow-students who
Beautify with
him:
ercises took place at the Hebrew I turn by turn, offered to help
1 University in Jerusalem on Jan.. Canting to Palestine when he
Aristocrat Stripe,
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among
the
16
students
who
re.
was
19
years
old,
Mr.
Steckler
also
Duco Fnished
completed his secondary school ,
ceived their M. A. degrees was!.
Nissan Meckler, who since 1914 , education there as an extension
High ,
has been an inmate of the Insti- 1 student at the Hebrew
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tote for the Jewish Blind in Jeru- ' School in Jerusalem.
Buy the Best Custom•Made $ salem. Graduating with highest
honors, with Hebrew literature as Debunking Reich Heroes Woe the
use of NasLism, Carl
his major subject, Nissan Steckler
Holty Declares.
completed his entire course at the
treated
University while earning his live-
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mon with his fellows at the Insti- I
lute. With the age of the gradu- I itary heroes, during the period of
ates at the Hebrew University' the republic, was one of the causes
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ranging from 25 to 30 years, Nis- I of the rise of Ilithr
san Steckler, who is 30 years old, i ism in CermanY,
is in no way behind his comrades I and traveller, who spent seven
even in age so far as his achieve- years in Germany and mid-Europe,
i declared here.
mints are concerned.
Partly Jewish himself, reared in
German Braille text books, sent I

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from the Library Institute at Mar- iMilwaukee, Unity pointed out that
burg Germany, helped to fill the I after the World 1.1: ar, Jewish writ-
ers and publishers in Germany
gaps, for Mr. Steckler not only
"proceeded to debunk the German
knows Polish and Hebrew, but
leaders of the past." They did this,
also English and German, and is
he said, partly out of a passion for
an expert reader of Braille in He-
truth, partly out of anger at pre-
brew. and Latin characters.
discriminations against Jews.
Instead of a Braille typewriter, war
does his work on an However, the mass of German
Mr. Steckler
ordinary Hebrew typewriter and people, still loving their national
filled out his examination papers heroes, resented the attacks and de-
this way, after the examiners veloped a stronger dislike for the
in
had read the questions to him. Jews as a result, Holty said.
Unable to take courses which were
Job was a patient man, but there
given during his day's work, Mr.
Steckler attended seminars and I is no record of his ever having
put
a tooth-cutting baby to sleep..
• c ourses at the university after he

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priceless gifts of a heritage it has given

to the world. For US—the business
pride in the giving of quality, beauty.

and utmost satisfaction. That romantic

ideal—so rarely found in business -has

been the foundation of our success and

patronage, instilled by confidence.

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