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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 25, 1946

'Two Million Dollars To
Be Detroit's U J A Quota

First Jewish Judge
In Michigan State

The tremendous sum of two million dollars was
agreed on by a unanimous vote as the Detroit quota of
the United Jewish Appeal national quota of bne hundred
million dollars. The agreement was reached at a meeting
attended by the Board of Governors of the Jewish Wel-
fare Board, the members of the

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and The Legal Chronicle

Vol. 48, No. 4

campaign division of which con-
stitute the fund-raising arm of the
Federation and a representative
group of the contributing public
and various organizations.

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The two million dollar sum was
first proposed by the UJA delega-
tion at a meeting of the Federa-
tion Board on Tuesday afternoon
and it was there decided that the
proposal must be presented to the
larger meeting that night. It was
at this larger meeting that the
proposal and the quota were ac-
cepted with acclamation.

Ask Government
To Take Action
On Arab Boycott

TEL AVIV (JTA) — A -demand
that the Palestine Government in-
form the Jewish community of
what steps are being taken to
protect the Jewish economic struc-
ture from the Arab League's boy-
cott, was voiced by Dr. Emil
Shmorak, head of the Economic
Department of the Jewish Agency,
at a press conference here.
Dr. Shmorak also demanded ab-
olition of all war-time import and
export restrictions, and called for
Government attempts to bring liv-
ing costs down to the level exist-
ing "in Anglo-Saxon countries"
through the free importation of
foodstuffs and machinery for in-
dustry and building activities.
A protest delegation calling on
High Commissioner Sir Alan Cun-
ningham was cordially received.

The UJA delegation was com-
posed of names that are familiar
to Jews throughout the world. In-
cluded in It were Henry Montor,
executive vice chairman of the
UJA; Rudolph G. Sonneborn, a
leader in UJA who, in private life,
is one of the larger independent
oil dealers of this country; George
Alpert, nationally known attorney
of Boston; George Backer, former
publisher of the New York Post,
who is also one of the chiefs of
the psychological division of the
OM just back from three years
overseas work and who is also
the president of the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency and president of
the Ort, and Chaplain Herschel
Schacter, a rabbi, who was the
WARSAW (JTA) -- Members of
first outside Jew to visit the no-
torious Camp Buchenwald after the Polish underground anti-Sem-
itic organization which is conduct-
the liberation.
ing anti-Jewish activities through-
The deiegition reported on the
out Poland, made an attempt to
Atlantic City Conference and ex-
set on fire the barracks in the
plained the need for the entire
Majdanek camp where material is
sum of one hundred million dol-
displayed showing Nazi barbar-
lars and why the sum of two mil-
ism against Jews. The fire in sev-
lion had been allotted to Detroit.
eral barracks was extinguished,
After their talks, the question was
and an investgiation was started.
put to the meeting and accepted
unanimously.

Barracks Fired
By Anti-Semites

Throughout the evening, stress
was laid on the need for com-
plete community cooperation on
all fronts if the fund raising is
to be successful. It was pointed
out that, while the sum is far in
excess of any ever asked before,
the need is proportionately great-
er.

Plans are being laid for a com-
plete organization by trades, pro-
fessions and businesses of the
campaign workers.

Everyone at the meeting seemed
certain that the necessary money
will be forthcoming and the work-
ers were ready to pledge them-
selves to the kind of indefatigable
N%.,1 k necessary for success.

10c Single Copy; $3.00 Per Year

Hundreds Arrested In
Jerusalem Bombings

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Jerusalem remained under
a rigid curfew as police and military raiding squads
rounded up hundreds of persons for questioning in con-
nection with blasts and rioting Saturday night in which
at least two persons — one British police officer and one

Jew — were killed and five wound
ed, of whom four were Jews.
Both the Irgun Zvai Leumi and
the Stern Group issued leaflets de-
claring that the attacks were a
joint action aimed at freeing mem-
bers of their organizations being
held in the Central Prison, which
is located in the Russian Com-
NEW YORK (JTA) — Ninety-
pound, scene of the bombing of
eight refugees from the refugee
the Criminal Investigation De-
shelter at Fort Ontario, Oswego,
partment's headquarters, last
N. Y., entered the United States
month.
An official police communique as free men and women with full
said that the terrorist attacks immigrant status this week. They
were directed against the Pales- received their visas at Niagara,
tine Broadcasting System, which Canada, and then left immediately
was forced off the air by damage for the American city of Niagara
JOHN LA1VE
Falls.
to a power house near the prison.
See Article 1 of "History of The leaflets, however, said that
Part of the group arrived at
Jews in Michigan," by Irving I. the main attack was aimed at the Grand Central where they were
Katz, on page 13.
prison, while all others were cam- met by representatives of the He-
ouflage, with the object of draw- brew Sheltering and Immigrant
ing the guards away from the Aid Society, and by relatives and
friends. This was the first group
jail.
from the shelter to enter the Unit-
Suspected Terrorist Arrested
ed States as a result of President
A later communique said that
Truman's Christmas directive or-
during the searches, a suspected
dering that they be permitted to
(Continued on page 16)
remain in this country.
MOSCOW (JTA) -- A score of
members of the Jewish State The-
atre here have been awarded dec-
orations for their performances at
the front during the war, it has
been announced here. Units of the
theatre gave over 1,000 shows dur-
HAIFA (JTA) — Over 900 "visa- Hungary, carrying a blue-and-
ing the four years of war.
less" Jews disembarked this week white Zionist flag, which, incident-
Among those honored are Solo- from the 500-ton motor ship Enzo
ally, was described in an official
mon Mikhoels, director of the Sereni, after High Commissioner
Jewish State Theatre; Benjamin Sir Alan Cunningham had ruled account of the landing as "a flag
Zuskin, Peoples Artist of the Re- that the refugee passengers might of unknown nationality." En route
public; Lev Pulver, a conductor; leave the vessel, which was cap- to Attila, the detainees chattered
happily and sang Hatlkvah,
M. Fishman, a director, and many tured in Palestinian waters by two
The Enzo Sereni, which is named
other actors and members of other British destroyers.
after a Jewish parachutist who
branches of the theatre.
The Jews, who embarked in It- was captured behind the Nazi lines
aly twelve days previous to the in Italy and executed, was spot-
landing, were immediately trans- ted by British reconnaissance
ferred to the Athlit clearance planes, which notified the destroy-
camp. Despite the rigors of the ers. The vessel was escorted into
trip, which was made under ap- Haifa Bay and held there until
palling conditions, due to over- the High Commisioner's ruling was
and supplies for Jews in displaced crowding, all but five of them ap-
received.
persons camps in the American peared well. The five were taken
The captain and crew of the
to
hospitals.
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women
were
zone in Germany. This is most
ship have been arrested, and the
among the passengers.
vessel placed under a naval guard,
essential material, Rifkind declar-
Strong police and military de- in accordance with recently pro-
ed, speaking before the Jerusalem
tachments, supported by tanks and mulgated regulations making pun-
Press Club. "Unless we want 100,- 13ren gun carriers surrounded the
billable by fines and imprison-
000 patients instead of productive port area as the refugees left the ment the transportation into Pal-
citizens to conic out of the camps ship. First down the gangplank elstine of so-called Illegal immi-
when they finally have a place to was Zvi Arenstein of Munkacevo, grants.
settle, we must find useful and
purposeful activities for them be-
cause demoralization has already
set in," he added.

First Refugees In
U. S. Now Free
Men and Women

Jewish Actors In
Moscow Honored

Over 900 "Visaless" Jews Allowed
To Land In Palestine; Held In Camp

British Suspend Plane Traffic From
Palestine To D P Camps, Says Rifkind

JERUSALEM (JTA) -- Judge
Simon H. Rifkind, advisor on Jew-
ish Affairs to the Commanding
Gencriil of United States Forces
In Europe, disclosed here that
British authorities in Palestine,
without consultation, had halted
American plane service, which
provided the sole link of Pales-
tine Jewry with refugees in the
displaced persons camps.
The plane, a converted "Flying
Fortress," had Made four of eight
scheduled trios)„ , ..carrying books
for teachers 84 cultural workers

k C President Accepts 83,000 Check

Commenting on the halting of
plane service, which originally was
instituted after he had interceded
with Gen. Eisenhower, Rifkind
said, "All I um able to say is that
plane connection was suspended at
the insistence of the British Illl-
thUritit'S in Palestine. 1 will make
a genuine effort to renew and re-
establish service."

Rifkind said lie came to Pal-
estine to answer one question by
direct observation: liad refugees
really found a welcome here?
"Alter touring cities, vilhl,;cs and
settlements, soy answer Is U111•
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