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Friday August 3, 1945

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

s wish Peoples' Fraternal Order
Against Labor Committee
firs Grievances
committee of the Jew- San Francisco Conference,

Charge Authorities
Fail to Grasp Problem
Of Nazi Victims

Page Fifteen

A JEWISH SHANGRI-LA

(Continued from Page 11)
The messenger introduced him-
The city
h peoples' Fraternal Order re-
That hugh sums of money
self as Malkiel, of the Tribe of
LONDON (WNS)—The Anglo- Napthali, and he escorted Baruch
id last week that it has con- which the Labor Committee col-
i'vted $350 to the civic-protec- lected under the slogan of relief Jewish Association at a meeting Gad to the land of the Belie Moi-
ampaign of the Detroit Jew- and combating anti-Semitism have this week urged that the British sheh who entertained their guest
elfare Federation. However, not been spent for any of the Government take steps to find joyfully. When at length he was
homes for the Jewish victims of ready to leave they showered
made the proviso that the above purposes.
it
That the Labor Committee de- the Nazis who are unable or un- upon him princely gifts and com-
on ey be distributed locally to
I participating organizations leted passages relating to a willing to return to their former mitted to his charge a letter to
ith the exception of the Jewish Jewish Commonwealth in Pales- homelands. The resolution also the Rabbis of Jerusalem.
tine from a speech delivered by asked that 'every endeavor be
The letter was signed by three
a bor Committee.
made to facilitate the early set-
Jewish
Conn
William
letter
to
the
Green, AFL chief, and
In a
men — the Jewish King of Bone
tlement
in
Palestine
of
those
sur-
[unity Council S. Lifshits, secre-
That the Jewish Labor commit-
vivors desiring to make their Moisheh, the Prince, and the El-
aiy, city committee of the Jew- tee is not even a skeleton of ass
der of the Tribe. In it they sent
home there."
Fraternal Order re- organization in Detroit.
their greetings to their Jewish
eh
Leonard
Stein,
president
of
the
The Jewish Peoples Fraternal
e ds the bitter quarrel between
brothers in Jerusalem, but they
he two groups and makes the Order and the Jewish Labor Com- Association, charged that relief also wrote that they were
for-
arrangements
for
the
liberated
mittee have carried on a bitter
)Ilowing charges:
bidden to leave their mystery-
but
homeless
Jews
of
Europe
were
That the Jewish Labor Corn- feud for years. The Labor Com-
island until the coming of the
littee is not fighting anti-Semi- mittee resigned from the Jewish unsatisfactory, and that even ele- Messiah. When the
Messiah will
mentary
requirements
have
not
Conference when the Conference
come, they promised they too
been
met.
The
authorities
in
That the Jewish Labor Commit- admitted the Jewish Peoples' Fra-
charge, he added, apparently have will leave their homes and come
?e is a destructive anti-unity ele- ternal Order. The Labor Commit- failed to grasp the immensity of to live in the land of Israel to-
lent in Jewish life as exemplified tee has accused the other organi-
the problem, "It is now evident," gether with all the other Jews.
:the Labor Committee's sending zation of being under communis- he continued, that large numbers
Hundreds of years have again
n independent delegation to the tic influences.
gone by, and not another word

H. C. L. Jackson

rench Leaders
lack Zionism!
ight Prejudice

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Dispatch)—
H. C. L. Jackson, columnist of
PARIS (Cable
P ierre Chaillet, president of the the Detroit News, starts his own
French Resistance Committee and radio program Monday, Aug. 6,
editor-in-chief of the newspaper on Radio Station WWJ. The De-
Christian Witness," and Marc troit Edison Compony is sponsor-
S agnier, French author and lead- ing the new series of broadcasts.

er of the Christian Democrats,
day voiced their support of the
ionist program in messages ad-
rissed to American Jews through
h. Israel Goldstein, president of
he Zion is t Organization of
Lmerica.
Mr. Chaillet, who was one of
he foremost helpers of Jews dur-
rig the Nazi occupation, declared:
on behalf of all Christian friends
are who fought anti-semitism I
alute your work to bring a solu-
ion of the problem resulting from
ragic persecutin of the Jewish
sople and offer your cause the
iellowship of the Catholics of

Monsieur Seignior, -who-is also
ntellectual and spiritual leader
If the movement "'Republican
?upuaire" expressed his deep un-
lerstanding of Zionism and hope
for the "creation of a world fel-
lowship of all liberal forces to
fight anti-semitism."
The ZOA president met some
liberated youths from the concen-
tration camps of Buchenwald,
Auschwitz and Dachah. He found
them to be of excellent morale and
ne material for Palestine.
Dr, Goldstein on behalf of the
WA presented funds to the Gen-
sal Zionists of France. This
mount is in addition to the $5,000
already voted to the French Zion-
ists by the 'LOA Executive. On
behalf of his Congregation Bnai
ledairun of New York and the
Louts Altschul Foundation, Dr.
Goldstein also presented a fund
to Grand Rabbi Kaplan to at-
tract Jewish youth to the syna-
Nue. A check was also handed
:o the Malmonite School, an all-
1,1aa}r•
is.Jeurish secondary school in

i

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James W. Parker, president of
Detroit Edison, said:

"The program will bring to

never was such a tribe as Bene
Moisheh. They say that Eldad
ha-Dani invented that story a
thousand years ago so that he
might become a famous man and

have Jews everywhere talk about
him and read his delightful book.

And they say also that Baruch
Gad too wished to become just
as famous as Eldad ha-Dani, so

he wrote that letter himself.
So it is possible that the whole
thing may really be just "A

story book."

Years later, the English au-
thor, Sir Thomas Moore, made
up a story about a mystery land
where everybody was perfect,
and he called it "Utopia." And
only a few years ago an Ameri-
can author wrote a book about
such a • place which he called,
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thousand years ago, got ahead of
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of these homeless people cannot
go back. If not all, most of them
desire to settle in Palestine. We
hope that the British Government
will not remain deaf to their
prayers."
For progressive city govt. for 1946-48 . . .
Referring to negotiations with
the Board of Deputies of British
Jews in connection with the sug-
gestion by Sir Robert Waley- p
Cohen, British Jewish communal O
r
leader, that a round-table of
(now on unpaid leave of absence while
American and British Jewish or-
serving as Lt. in the U. S. Infantry)
ganizations be held in London, I ,
ENDORSED BY
Mr. Stein said that the Board has
decided that there is no basis
All branches of organized labor
existing as yet for such a confer- I g
* Michigan Citizens Committee
ence, and, therefore, it has ar-
* Preferred by Detroit Citizens League
ra n g e d discussions with the
and other civic organizations
American Jewish Conference and
the World Jewish Congress.

RE-ELECT COUNCILMAN

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PUNISH THE WAR CRIMI-
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of the rally to be sponsored by
he Jewish Youth Forum, affil-
iate of American Youth for De-
mocracy, at 8 P. M. on Thurs.,
Aug. 9, at the Jewish Cultural
Center (Jericho Temple), 2705
Joy Road.
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dramatic presentation.

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