DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Nadich to Speak at
Welfare Federation's
City-Wide Conference

ALBANY -- Two bills to establish a state-supported university
have been introduced in the New York State Legislature as the result
of a disclosure that private non-sectarian colleges and professional
schools are discriminating against Jewish, Negro, and Catholic stu-
dents.
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BUDAPEST -- The story of a half-Jewish Nazi, who en-
countered his Jewish father, while on a "Jew hunt," was told
this week at the trial of Rudolph Kramer. His commander
agreed to spare his father's life, if Kramer would shoot three
Jewish women, which he did. Kramer was sentenced to ten
years' imprisonment.
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JERUSALEM — The Jewish Agency has attacked the granting of
independence to Transjordan as a "crying contradiction" of the Jewish
demand for recognition of Palestine as a Jewish state.
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NEW YORK -- Dr. Abba Hillel Silver and Dr. Stephen S.
Wise, joint chairmen of the American Zionist Emergency
Council, called on President Truman to "insist on the inadmis-
sibility" of the British Government's intention to bring about
the permanent separation of Transjordan from Palestine and
its recognition as an independent state.
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LONDON — Professor Selig Brodetsky, chairman of Uri Board of
Deputies of British Jews, told the Anglo-American Inquiry Committee
at its opening session, that 1,000,000 Jews must be admitted to Pales-
tine during the next ten years, in order to insure the minimum numer-
ical majority, which, he conceded, is pre-requisite to the establishment
of a Jewish state.
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JERUSALEM — An airplane, to be christened "Tel Aviv,"
will be built in Palestine by the Palestine Flying Club as a
training craft for Jewish Palestine student pilots, it was an-
nounced here.
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WASHINGTON — Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, president of the Zionist
Organization of America, in a communication addressed to Zionkt
Regional and District Regional officers, this week urged the rejection
of national advisory budgeting as "a serious threat to Palestine and
Zionist fulfillment."
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MUNICH — A monthly consignment of 1,045 tons of kosher
meat will be sent from Bavaria to the Jews, it is reported by
the American News Service in 'Germany. Kosher slaughtering
has started here, and plants will soon be set up in Regensburg
and Bamberg.
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MOSCOW — Over 20,000 Jews were shot in Lwow within a few
days after the Germans entered the town, a witness named Baumwald
told a Soviet War Crimes court in Kiev, the Moscow radio reports. The
court is trying Lieut. Gen. Burkhardt, commandant of Kiev during
the German occupation, and 14 other Germans.
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WARSAW — The mass emigration of Jews from Poland,
which had reached tremendous proportions a few weeks ago.
seems to have ended, and, lately, there have been only isolated
cases of Jews leaving the country.
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PARIS — The restoration of confiscated and stolen property to
Jews in Bohemia and Moravia has already begun, Harold Trobe, Joint
Distribution Committee director for Czechoslovakia, declared at a press
conference here.
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BUDAPEST — Vital statistics released this week reveal
that there were 518 Jewish children born in Budapest in 1945,
while 7,906 Jews died, bringing the city's Jewish population
to 86,910.
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The Jewish Community Center announces a class in modern dance
technique to be taught by Jane Dudley, Sophie Maslow and William
Bales at the Center, Woodward at Holbrook, Thursday evening, Feb. 7,
at 7:30 o'clock.

Prolific Soils from Desert Land;
That's the Miracle of Mekorot

The conversion of vast portions
of Palestine's desert land into
blossoming garden spots is fast
becoming a reality through the
efforts of Mekorot, the Ilistadrut
Water Company.
Founded in 1935 in cooperation
with other national agencies, Me-
korot has set as one of its post
war responsibilities the redemp-
tion of some 7 to R million dunams
(between 1% and 2 million acres)
of desolate Palestinian land into
agricultural soil for colonization
purposes. Approximately 300 thou-
sand families could be settled on
these vast tracts.
Realizing that Palestine's 6
months of rainfall is unevenly dis-
tributed, the company is endea-
voring to produce a central water
supply for the country. It has
discovered that below the waste-
lands are sources of subterranean

Major Judah Nadich, former
senior chaplain in the European
Theatre of Operations and erst-
while European adviser on Jewish
affairs to General Dwight Eisen-
hower, will be the principal
speaker at a city-wide conference
in the Brown Memorial Chapel
at Temple Beth El. Tuesday, Feb.
12, at 2:15 p. m., at which time
formal /organization of the
Women's Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation of Detroit will
be effected.
The United Jewish Appeal is
about to conduct a $100,000,000
campaign for refugees, overseas
needs and Palestine, and the Jew-
ish community of Detroit has ac-
cepted a $2,000,000 quota as its
share of the national goal.
A new plan proposing reorgani-
zation of the entire Detroit Ser-
vice Group, and the Federation
itself, provides for a continuing
concern on the part of all Jewish
women for the causes and agencies
supported by Federation.
Appropriate provisional com-
mittees have been at work pre-
paring material to submit to the
city-wide conference which will
serve to enlist the time and re-
sources of the women of the
community for total Jewish com-
munity needs
In the last year before the war
of the independent Allied Jewish
Campaign, more than 6,000 women
made contributions and some 1,200
women participated as campaign
workers. Many more are expected
under the new plan.

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Since direct mail facilities to
Germany are not as yet available,
HIAS has undertaken to act as a
clearing center for messages to
Jews in Germany, and 810 such
mesages from relatives and friends
have already been personally de-
livered.
Registration for emigration has
been begun, with 1,350 persons al-
ready registered. Sponsor affidavits
from American relatives drawn up
with the assistance of HIAS in
the United States, and forwarded
to Mr. Dijour, have been distrib-
uted to them.
The HIAS offices are operating
in the American, French and
British Zones.

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One of the few
top-flight
scientists who directed the devel-
opment of the atomic bomb, Pro-
fessor Harold C. Urey, will be the
principal speaker at a meeting to
be held in the auditorium of the
Northern High School, Woodward
at Clairmount, at 8:15 P. M. on
Friday, February 8 on the subject
of "A DEMOCRATIC FOREIGN
POLICY IN THE ATOMIC AGE."
The meeting is being sponsored
by the Michigan Citizens Commit
tee.
Winner of the Nobel Prize in
Chemistry, Professor Urey special-
ized in the study of atoms and
molecules and discovered the
"Heavy Hydrogen Atom" which
formed the key to the building of
the atomic bomb.

He was director of the Man-
hattan atomic bomb project when'
he supervised the research on
methods of producing material
for the bomb.
Other speakers will be Senato-
Charles E. Tobey, Mrs. Paul Rob-
eson, R. J. Thomas, and Georg,
Edwards, City Council President.
who will preside over the meeting
Tickets can he obtained at tip
door, or through the Michigan,
Citizens Committee, 809 Hammond
Bldg., Randolph 0940.

Offices of the Hebrew Shelter-
ing and Immigrant Aid Society
(HIAS) to assist displaced and
refugee Jews in Germany with
their migration problems have
been set up in the first two
months of HIAS operations there,
according to a cable received from
Ilja Dijour, head of HIAS activi-
ties in Germany. The offices arc
located in Frankfurt, Hoechst,
Berlin, Baden-Baden and Munich.

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Atom Bomb Director
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vated.
The company's first project
was the establishment of an abun-
dant water supply for the Vallo•t
of the Jez•eel, which although
fertile, had depleted water stocks.
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in initiating projects with other
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concerns in the development of
Palestine. Profits were first real-
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5028 Joy Road
In Detroit's Palestine Ilistadrut
near
Grand River
(Geverkshaften) Campaign for
1946, three weeks of soliciting has
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netted approximately 30% of the
$125,000 goal, Campaign Finan-
cial Secretary Alex Schreier an-
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nounced.
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Mr. Dan Pines, special repre-
sentative of the Histadrut, addres-
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