October 1, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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statement emphasizing that the nouncement was made that a come brackets. Persons
of the war effort.
purpose of their visit was "to plan for United Nations relief able and willing
to themselves
provide for
find
un- purpose
pects in the humanitarian as-
In a few weeks from now the
unite the efforts of the Jews of and rehabilitation administration their parents
d
Chest wi ll open its campaign
(Continued from Page 8)
ll countries" for the complete had been agreed by the United able to o so, because they can-
tates, England, Russia and not get help or housing accommo- War
fit to the Jews was questioned
S
B cause
y Dr. a d estruction of Hitlerism.
forces, and helping the civilian
The execution of Victor Alter China. A conference was sched- d
her e. A delegat ion led b
Stephen S. Wise visited Under- and Henryk Erlich, two interns-
the Home has been obliged
its
admission
population
of
e
tat e
o
S c
munity Fund, serving 80 Jewish,
While
chronic-ill
app
policy.
th Catholic, Protestant and non-
tinued support to the "declared
tinue t o be accepte d for
e
e
ed
d
to
noff
in
a
letter
to
and
traditional
policy
of
the
cants
con
elim
rian agencies i n the fields o
Litvi
anti-Semites
ion in ac c o rdance w ith
William
Green
of
the
the North African regime be- President Wil
the
f, ration
of States
the Jewish
National
usual
policy, they cannot be ad- ta
care
ing French,
the situation
looked Maxim
A. F. of L. The two were tried
United
to favor
the resto-
admiss,
sure
f rom th e Fight-
cause
of ores sure
r
little more promising. The abro- and convicted in December, 1941
the first delega- viet troops for the conclusion of came towards the close of the a reasonable level. Able-bodied and the Allied Js Campaign,
gati on of the Crem
of war,
and linked
to the
tion of Soviet Jews to visit the a separate peace for Germany " year with the return of civil applicants, who do not require which Born
in itself
embraces
55 local,
United
care, are in the mean- national and overseas causes.
F o States arrived in Washing- President Roosevelt declared rights to Jews in Sicily under the nursing
All these agencies operating at peace by effective association
ton on June 15. Solomon Mik- one of the demands of armistice Allied Military Government of time being admitted.
Noels, president
of the Jewish
would
be of the
surrender
by Ger- for
Occupied
Territories,
what home and abroad, need funds to with local home agencies for
anti-Fascist
committee
and the
many
Nazis
responsible
was expected
to be setting
a precedent
most famous Jewish actor in the atrocities in Axis-occupied teen- for the occupation of the rest carry on their activities. The Jew- health, welfare and recreation,
ADVANCE—Page
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U. S. S. R., and Itzik Feller, the tries. In December the United of Europe. Mussolini's collapse
ish community
continues
give
is a philanthropic
Se e Chest
beginning
generously of
its means to and
of the War
the
was
seen
here
as
of the end, and a promise that its time, in order to make avail-
issued a joint States, Britain, Russia, the Fight-
to all agencies and services
- 5704 will bring less misery to the able
ing French, and eigth other • al
the financial assistance they re-
noted Jewish poet,
•
ssued
a
jot
i
quire—whether through i its own
lied governments
Jews.
declaration condemning massa-
fund-raising agency—the Allied
cdes of Jews and warning that
Jewish Campaign—or, as more re- SEASON'S
ADVANCE
NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS
the Nazis would not escape retri-
cently, through a general com-
bution. In June the President
munity effort—the War Chest. GREETINGS . • •
Continued from page 3
nominated Herbert C. Pell, for-
In the fall of 1942 the Allied
U. S. Minister to Hungary on the home front—building mo- Jewish Campaign became a part-
McBryde Boot Shop mer
and
Portugal,
American
rep- role, strengthening democratic ne• in the War Chest of Metro-
resentative
on as the
United Na-
life—working for the develop- politan Detroit, thus obviating the
SHOES EXQUISITE
tions commission to y investigate
he warned ment of a better community. Our need for independent Jewish fund
war crimes. In Jul
. home services must continue to raising. It is the general attitude
FOX THEATER
neutral countries against shelter function. Most of these services of the Jewish community that it
DAVID WHITNEY BLDG.
criminals.
ing Axis war against
discrimina- now have war-related problems was patriotic, expedient and wise
The fight ag ment was reen- with which to deal — many of to join the War Chest, because it
tion in employ
these are more complicated pat- has helped to strengthen general
forced by the broadening of the
community unity and understand-
powers of the Fair Employment terns
of peace
time
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Families
bear
the problems.
brunt of war ing. and to conserve manpower
Greetings of the Season!
Practice Committee. After a pc-
and other resources, so essential
rich under the jurisdiction of the —families of men in the armed
TO GO . , •
Manpower Commission, the services; families of men swept in war time.
Under a single banner and in
War
Jos. F. Temrowski
s made an autonomous into the maelstrom of intensive
FEPC
body w was Father Francis Haas war industries. Induction into the a single campaign, the War Chest
Real Estate Exchange
irman. Samuel Zemurray, armed forces has brought about of Metropolitan Detroit unites the
fund-raising activities of the en-
as
cha
representing
industry, and Boris hasty marriages; taken breadwin-
Complete Real Estate Service
Shishkin, as a delegate for labor, ners from homes, and placed un- tire community. It is Detroit's
were the two Jews on the new usual
burdens upon wives and
General Insurance
per mothers. Character development
six-man
committee.
Seven
Property Management
cent of the cases handled by the and the general welfare of chil-
committee were charges of dis- dren are seriously affected by the
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crirnination against Jews. war. The movement of mothers
Steps were taken to investi- and other family members, for-
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gate the presence of Michael m erly relied upon for guidance,
Grazynski, anti-Semitic Polish ex. i into essential war work, has left
governor of Upper Silesia, in the many children insecure and ex-
War Department's School of Posed
to delinquency.
Social
agencies on the home
NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS
Military
Government.
Secretary
of War Henry
L. Stimson
indi. front have, among their tasks,
cated that he would never be the responsibility for keeping up
employed by the U. S. Govern- morale, preventing the disruption
ment for post-war administration of family life, and guarding
in liberated Europe, bu that he against child neglect. All of these
tasks are now war-related and
had been recommended by the
Polish
Government-in-exile.
Fur-
are coped with by the Jewish
Detroit's Finest
ther
investigations
were
promised.
community
through such agen-
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A special sub-committee is cies as the Jewish Social Service
planning public hearings for Bureau and the Jewish Children's
Temporary Location
early during the new year on a Bureau.
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Group work activities such as
TRINITY 1-0150
resolution urging the immediate
sending of relief to people in those provided by the Jewish
Free Parking in Rear of Store
Nazi-occupied territories. The an- Community
Center, give construe-
children
outlets for wholesome,
Live work and play, which is even
more important in wartime. Chil-
dren need the solid backing of
a well-guided group, where able
HEARTIEST GREETINGS FOR ROSH HASHONAH
leadership and wholesome com-
panions help guide their abun-
dant energies, their patriotic fer-
vor, into significant war tasks
which will not unfit them for
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the peace.
The war manpower shortage
has centered the concern of the
Jewish Vocational Service in the
selective recruitment, guidance,
DETROIT, MICH.
training and placement of suit-
able workers in war and civilian
industry. War-time conditions are
also attracting into the labor
market persons formerly consid-
ered unemployable, and young
people, still in school, who are
confused about plans for a stable
and useful work career. These in-
dividuals need the guidance and
counselling of an agency such as
NEW YEAR
the Jewish Vocational Service.
The war has put a strain upon
GREETINGS
health facilities in the commu-
nity. There are fewer doctors and
nurses for the civilian population,
and those who remain are so
overworked that they are unable
At this time of the year we desire to
to respond to many calls for
home visits. North End Clinic has
express our sincerest wishes to the
found itself faced by a marked-
entire Jewish community.
ly depleted medical staff, loss of
otherpersonnel, and a shortage
of critical medical materials. Al-
though the number of patients
It is our earnest hope that the
requiring service has decreased,
the decline is by no means pro-
New Year may bring peace and
portionate to the reduction in
medical staff. But, despite all
good will to all mankind.
th. ese difficulties, the Clinic is con-
tinuing to function and to pro-
vide service to those who need it.
In the realm of Jewish educa-
tion. war has also brought many
problems and has motivated ad-
justments and changes. There
seems to be a more definite in-
terest in Jewish education. The
United Hebrew Schools and the
Y
. Iddish schools report moderate
increases in enrollment and a bet-
ter response from parents.
Care of the aged and chronic-
ill sbecoming an increasing re-
sponsibility of the community. A
larger proportion of applicants
for admission to the Jewish Home
for Aged are from the higher in-

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