April 11, 1941
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
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President Roosevelt Lauds Resettlement Program
of National Refugee Service
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Characterizing the resettlement policy of the National Refugee
Service as "of value not only to the immigrant himself, but to the
Nation also," President Franklin D. Roosevelt in a letter of William
Rosenwald, president of the NRS, praised the refugee agency for
its part in helping "these new Americans to become good
Americans".
The text of the President's letter follows:
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Every American must be proud that throughout these
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lands. It is necessary today, more than ever before, that this
tradition of asylum be maintained.
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