12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle April 21, 1944 COUNCIL the Jews and Poles so close to- ers, the Polish officer related, stated that the Board had ' no to take "special courses , in arnets gether that anti-Semitism has many Jews escaped through the present intentions of soliciting Semitism and racial laws". (Continued from Page 1) Thli Practically ceased to exist in Po- broken barriers which surround- funds from private sources and newly appointed teachers wil land. Many Polish priests, he ed the city and joined guerilla urged "generous response on the also have to submit pr7,f, decrease the available labor su su p- said, risked their lives to shield units which are offering resist- part of the American people" to character witnesses, th ply is a threat to the full pros. Jews at from Nazi cruelty. ante to the Nazis to this day. the fund-raising efforts of private have no pro-Jewish s • . • the; • •cution of the war. In the post- ii e i He also reported that thousands bodies. The letter stated that war f uture it Simultaneously, it was reporter ). . is is likely also to of Jews who survived the battle "it is the Board's intention to here that 130 Jews have been ex• constitute a challenge to a RESCUES the Warsaw ghetto a year use its best efforts to expand pelled from the Hun '• healthy economic reconstruction ago are still alive. Many of them and accelerate the helpfulness of Cishkatendbetro asnudimtl hitatpr10600f (Continued from Page 1) (Continued scuos. of our country. There are are sheltered in Warsaw by Po grounds for fear that when jobs lish patriots. Others have joined social and political sciences at private agencies, such as yours." non-Aryan members have been een will not be as plentiful as they guerilla units. "Stories are cir- their Clark University and Skidmore "Aryanism". ACTION are now, the old prejudices will culating in Warsaw," he said, College, was a social worker in At the same time, the Under- come back into play, and that "that armed Jewish groups are (Continued from Page . 1: Secretary of the Interior, Baky, Jews and members of other mi- still hiding in cellars within the tlhoe years. States and Canada for be issued an appeal urging the Hun- lite Balkan States are t nority groups will again be set ghetto, necessitating continuous Last week a conference was rescued from death." garian people to cooperate Pe te v apart as the last to be hired German guard around the ghetto held in Washington between Sir with td the government in the • c n f orce- and the first to be fired. It is walls." . ment of the anti-Jewish laws. therefore of extreme importance Herbert Emerson, Committee director of on the SUICIDES MULTIPLY AMONG Hungaran people to assist The Polish officer, a witness Intergovernmental i that every effort be made by y a to the three-week battle which Refugees. Patrick Malin, the HUNGARIAN JEWS the Baky specifically appealed to th e responsible body to investigate took place between the Jews and American vice director of the ANKARA (WNS).—Faced with authorities in uncovering Jew and uncover every case of dis- the Nazis in the Warsaw ghetto Intergovernmental Committee, and arrest, deportation, loss of prop- evading the regulations. This wa s ' . . crimination, to take appropriate a year ago, said that of the Joh n W . is e lave( city and positions, hundreds of • interpreted here as an indication s • steps to correct abuses, and to 40,000 Jews who were in the here that the conference dealt Hungarian Jews have committed that the Hungarian people are help create conditions which will ghetto when the armed revolt eliminate such practices alto _ gan, about 3,000 were organized with the question of intensifying suicide, it was reported here this not wholeheartedly supporting the gether. in active active combat units. Durin efforts to rescue Jews from oc- week. So serious is the wave of government's anti-Jewish policies. A copy of the Nazi newspaper Discrimination has many as- the battle, he related, Jewish g cupied Europe. Sir Herbert is suicide among the Jews that the pects. "ant ads y Polish and She W ocialist flags Jewish, were expected to confer this week Hungarian Government has found Voelkischer Beobachter," which with Myron C. Taylor, vice presi- it necessary to forbid newspapers arrived here this week, carried "Chri stia n only" . Jewish " may candi- specif Women hoisted over t etto bu ghildings. dent of the Intergovernmental to publish the names of the vie- an article attacking "pro-Semitic" dates for j, obs applying in re- omen and children fought fu- Committee and a member of tims. spon se Hungarians for designing new advertisements any which rious ly against the Nazis, y have no to In Budapest, the famous 74- clothes in such shades of yellow t contained such young girls operated machine Committee on Refugees. He is year-old Jewish lawyer Morborosz as to make a yellow patch al- discriminatory notice are told guns. All Jews in the ghetto, ir- also expected to meet with lead- and his 64 year old wife died in most indistinguishable from the that the vacancies have been respective and of their former po- ing representatives of varioua a suicide pact. They left a note rest of the material. This, said party filled. At the same time, other litical affiliations, American candidates are interviewed and fought under a unified command. ganizations. voluntary relief or- saying that they were no longer the Nazi organ, was designed to able to bear the humiliation aid the Jews, by making their hired. In one situation a firm The Jews, he said, used weapons Board Defines Relations brought upon them, and upon "yellow stars" inconspicuous. put through an urgent request and ammunition which they In a letter to the United Jew- the rest of the Jews bv the A German radio broadcast for 500 men. Of the 500 re- bought from German soldiers. ish A ppeal, the War Refugee anti-Jewish laws. cked he eard saying were issued to the fighting the units The letter states that the Board tree forbidding Jewish physicians organizations had been dissolved applicant, after a med- e city. will work closely with govern- to treat non-Jewish patients. by the Ministry of the Interior. ical examination by a company The Nazis had to use planes, can- mental and intergovernmental This decree will affect approxi• Instead, the Hungarian pro-Nazi doctor. This young man returned eons and poison gas to break the agencies and that will depend mately 6,400 Jewish doctors'. At with certificates of excellent Jewish resistance. on the facilities of "private the same time the Ministry of puppet regime set up a govern- health from three qualified p hysi- agencies engaged over a long Education issued a decree order- meat controlled "Central Jewish After the Warsaw clans. He was still refused the w ghetto was period in the task of rescuing ing all newly-appointed Council" to handle all Jewish teachers affairs. job because allegedly he did not turned into rubble by Nazi bomb- and maintaining refugees." It to the Hungarian school system Pass the health standards of the company. In another case two of the six best students in a spe- THINGS THAT MEAN. A LOT THESE DAYS * cial course for war workers were Jewish. The six were sent to a . : • "••1;:::': firm which needed workers with their training. The four non- Jews were hired, the two Jews were not. Since then other non- Jews from that and subsequent classes were engaged. But not one of the Jewish students were employed. When instances of discrimina- tion are reported to the Jewish Community Council action is taken immediately to secure re- dress. The facts are checked and itnvestigated carefully so that action may be based on accurate information. Contracts are then made with the responsible offi- cials of the offending firms, whether in the employment or executive offices. They are given to understand the anti-democratic and un-American character of their policy, and are urged to change their practice. Generally it has been found that such an approach by the Community Council, acting in the name of the organized Jewish community, produces results. If the firm re- fuses to comply with our request, r tzt:I$401V.m:IMP , it is informed that steps will be taken to make our information You available to the public. There is a close working re- lationship between the President's Committee on Fair Employment Practices and the Non-Sectarian Metropolitan Council on Fair Em- ployment Practices and the Dis- crimination Committee of the Detroit Jewish Community Coun- cil. The Detroit Jewish Com- munity Council is now working and cooperating with national and local groups which are seek- ing to make the committee on Fair Employment Practices a per- manent and effective department of our government. The weight of public opinion should be fa- vorable to such legislation if public opinion can be aroused to MEANS the dangers inherent in discrim- ination against all minority groups. The Detroit Jewish Com- munity Council is of course con- cerned with all phases of dis- crimination. Aside from employ- ment and other economic forms of discrimination, there also ex- ists discrimination in housing and in education. While much of the Council's activities is concerned with employment discrimination, nevertheless the Council is also fairly active in its attempts to minimize and eliminate, if pos- *BOND.; sible, discrimination in the hell of housing and education. " * first soldier ... 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