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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1944-09-15

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Page 10

Friday, September is 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

UNIVERSITY

(Continued from Page 7)

tion of undergraduates. Other-
wise, in the very near future,
there may not be enough young
physicians to succeed their sen-
iors in Palestine and perhaps
also in other countries. Both the
University and Hadassah (its as-
sociate in the Medical Center on
Mount Scopus) are keenly alive
to this situation. Special com-
mittees have accordingly been
appointed to consider the scope
of the undertaking and to for-
mulate plans for the establish-
ment of a Medical School.

people. To carry on this work
effectively, we must have civil
servants who will be well trained,
Jewishly educated, and competent
to mould the future of our peo-
ple with statesmanlike wisdom.
With the above in mind the
University authorities are pre-
paring plans for two major un-
dertakings, both of considerable
urgency. One of these is a
School of Economics and Social The Role of the Hebrew
Sciences, the other an under- University in Jewish Life
One hears that the most press-
graduate Medical School.
ing Jewish need of today is Re-
School of Economics
lief. No one, of course, will deny
and Social Sciences
Owing to the rapid develop- that to relieve physical needs is
ment of Palestine, an acute need most commendable, but just as
has arisen for trained civil ser- individual life consists of more
vants for posts with the Govern- than merely physical needs, so
ment, public ■ nd semi-public Jew- communal and national life also
ish institutions, and large com- cannot limit itself to meeting
mercial and industrial concerns. physical needs alone. For the
The University, therefore, con- Jewish people especially it is al-
templates the establishment of a most equally important not to
School of Economics and Social interrupt the continuity of Jew-
Sciences whose graduates will be ish cultural and spiritual life,
available for these positions. Sev- without which the Jewish people
eral of the necessary courses, and all Jewish loyalties will cease
such as Social Philosophy, Eco- to be. Without institutions like
nomics of the Contemporary the Hebrew University all Jew-
Near East, and International Re- ish life will shrivel up and wither.
lations are already being given Loyalty to Jewish causes can
stem only from a well-informed
at the University.
familiarity with the history, the
Undergraduate
philosophy and the literature of
Medical School
The original plan for the Uni- our people.
The great value of the Hebrew
versity's Medical School provided
for undergraduate teaching as University for the Jewish people
well as for the postgraduate is that it offers us an opportunity
study and research to which it for affirmative creativity. That is
is limited at present. Since great our most effective answer to anti-
numbers of Jewish physicians Semitism—it gives Jews, in the
have lost their lives in the Nazi- eyes of their Christian and Mos-
dominated territories and since lem neighbors, prestige and im-
Jewish students are excluded portance by reason of their con-
from most European medical col- tribution to science, research and
leges, the position of the Jew in culture. In the field of science
medicine is gravely threatened. the sole objective is truth for the
Additional facilities must there- sake of truth, knowledge for the
fore be provided for the instruc- sake of knowledge. Scholarship

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knows no partisanship. Scholars
regard one another as brethren.
One may well say of the Heb-
rew University that it has a ren-
dezvous with destiny—it is root-
ed in the traditions of our peo-
ple, and shall endure as long as
our people shall endure. After
all the current emergencies of
the day will have vanished, all
those things for which Hebrew
University stands will persist.
There will always be need for
the Hebrew University. Let us
hope that the Hebrew University
will be able to meet the need
to an ever-increasing degree.

NEW YEAR

(Continued from Page 8)

men and women in the armed
forces who, as they live and fight
together with Americans of othei .
religions and racial groups, are
learning to respect one another.
Likewise, thousands of chaplains
are learning new ways of work-
ing with chaplains of other
faiths. These men and Their
chaplains are the American lead-
ers of tomorrow. What a power
for good they will be!
Readers of this article may
assume that the writer is over-
optimistic. Our only point is
that American leaders in all
walks of life are facing in new
directions in terms of education
f or improved human relations.
This is only the beginning. It is
not an accomplished fact. But
beginnings are important and it
is significant that they are tak-
ing directions which will last on
into future years and genera-
tions. They do not comprise a
m o m e n t a r y propaganda cam-
paign; they are an integral part
of the whole educational struc-
ture of the nation. As such, they
cannot fail, if they are support-
ed by the majority of citizens
who want a land of liberty and
justice for all.
There will be rough days
ahead, without question, for ex-
ample, in the area of Negro-
white relations. The period of
reconversion will offer opportuni-
ties for hatreds to thrive. Our
native demagogues will attempt
to secure a following. But the
developments outlined above, if
supplemented by political integ-
rity and economic stability, will
enable America to survive these
stresses and strains and take her
rightful place in a world society.
Certainly without them, our be-
loved land would be greatly en-
9 dangered.

RESCUE

Continued from Page 9)

In Switzerland JDC funds are
needed not only to help maintain
18,000 of the 25,000 refugees in
that island of neutrality, but to
finance relief assistance to occu-
pied countries which can be
reached from Switzerland. Al-
though relatively few refugees
are left in Spain and Portugal,
allotments for aid in these two
key transit countries for refu-
gees cannot be reduced.
As part of its effort to speed
the integration of the 125,000
Jews who have found a haven in
Latin America since the begin-
ning of the Hitler regime, the
JDC is now supplying funds for
the establishment of credit 'coop-
Natives, for resettlement, retrain-
ing and health and social wel-
fare services in many Central
and South American countries.
Out of a total of $15,557,812
appropriated by the JDC in the
first eight months of 1944, 70
per cent was allocated for rescue
and emigration activities and the
balance for refugee relief and
other programs in neutral coup-

a determined effort to help
e large
save
large numbers of children,
the JDC has set aside the sum
of $2,000,000 for the transporta-
tion of children from Europe to
havens of safety overseas. Sonic
6,000 refugee children have beer.

maintained in France with the
aid of the JDC. In three decade'
of its relief activities the JDC
has spent a total of alm , ,st $150.
000,000 in aiding millions (;f
JeNpvasletshtiln.oeusghopuitv
ottahl e world
i
as a haven for Jews threatened
with
I :
Nazi extermination.
lia aie
t n was
matically demonstrated during th e
more
13000
refu
refugees.
mostly from the Bah
kiss,
e me dweilne t,
i t i l lsel , a n s streamed
homeland and
settled
.: ( . d jw
e there e
with the aid of the Umted Pales.
tine Appeal. While tholi,ands of
its Jewish a soldiers(N)1;1,1::;. fronts.
Italy
Palestine, aided by ti... chil
Palestine Appeal, mmined th,
rescue front to receivy and ab-
sorb a constant stream of h ow.
g f women
i l l e eses i n men,
d ren
the
lN Nazi
told terror in
Europe.
of 55,000 Jewish refu.
gees have been absorlied in Pal-
estine since the outbreak of the
war with the help of the UPA.
The great increase in the influx
of refugees during th, , current
year has greatly taxed the re-
sources of the United Palestine
Appeal. An acute housing short.
age brought on by the huge-scaly
flow of immigration ,. required
emergency measures. 'I ai , Jewish
Agency for Palestine spent the
unprecedented sum of $2,400,000
in the first six month:• of 1941

See RESCUE—Page 12

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