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Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1950-08-03

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Vol. 52—No. 31

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may. 27 Thursday, August 3, 1950 10c a Copy — $3 Per Year

Community Council
Reports on Its Work

The results of 13 years of growth and achievement of
the Jewish Community Council of Detroit are graphically
portrayed in "Profile 1950," the annual report to the Jewish
community released this week by Dr. Shmarya Kleinman
who has just completed his first year as president of the
Council.

Israel Charges
Egypt With
War Designs

Clothing, Shoes
Added to Israeli
Rationing List

TEL AVIV—(WNS)—Because
the country's foreign exchange
position has become worse, Is-
rael's Supply Minister Bernard
Joseph announced this week that
clothing and shoes will hence-
forth be rationed.
Since appropriations for the
raw materials that are needed for
clothing and shoes will not be
sufficient to produce quantities
at the present rate of consump-
tion, there will be shortages of
these articles and rationing will
be the only means of assuring
equitable distribution, he de-
clared.
Dr. Joseph announced this step
in a radio speech to the public.
Hitherto only food and soap have
been rationed in Israel.

TEL AVIV—(WNS)—Declaring that Egypt rather than
Israel has warlike intentions, a spokesman for the Israel
army this week refuted the Egyptian complaint to the United
Nations which charged Israel with "premeditated aggression."

Egypt has lodged a protest€
with the UN over a minor inci-
dent which occurred on June 30.
On that day an Israel patrol er-
roneously crossed the frontier
near Rafa, but withdrew when
the Egyptians opened fire, Leb-
anon has protested to the UN
against Israel over a border in-
cident involving a Lebanese
plane.
At Lake Success, Gen. William
Riley, chief of the UN Truce
Commission in Palestine, de-
clared that these border incidents
could and should be settled by
mixed armistice commissions on
the spot.

Hebrew World
Parley Appeals
to Russians

JERUSALEM— (WNS) — The
World Hebrew Congress, which
The work of the Council in com- arbitration committee, respec-
closed in Jerusalem this week,
batting the anti-Semitic and anti- tively.
issued an appeal to the Soviet
minority groups infesting certain
Morris Lieberman and Mrs.
Government to permit the teach-
segments of the community is a
fascinating story illustrated by William Grahm head the pro-
ing of the Hebrew language in
facts, figures and photographs. gram committee. The joint com-
the U.S.S.R. and the dissemina-
Detroit's Jews should know more mittee of the Community Coun-
tion of Hebrew books in that
of this work since in their indi- cil and of the Zionist Council is
country.
vidual daily activities they meet chaired by the presidents of the
Asserting that Hebrew is the
and deal with such situations.
two Councils, Dr. Kleinman and
only language that can unite the
To aid in helping Jews become Sidney M. Shevitz.
Jewish people the world over,
more aware of and better equip-
the Congress decided to estab-
To secure copies, call or write
ped to deal with prIblems of dis- the Jewish Community Council,
lish a World Hebrew Union and
crimination and nti-Semitisin 803 Washington Boulevard
CLEVELAND — (WNS) — A adopted a $100,000 budget for the
the Council has continually em- Building, Detroit 26, WO. 3-1657.
first year of its activities.
call to 18,000,000 Baptists
phasized that the finest commun-
ity relations j,ob is done by the
throughout the world to remove
Jew who is Jewishly self-respect-
from their worship and fellow-
ing and aware of his heritage.
ship all forms of segregation and
The cultural commission of the
discrimination "based on race,
Council in implementing this
LONDON — (WNS) — Ask-
color or culture" was issued by
viewpoint has continued to in-
ed what had happened to the
crease its services in program-
the World Baptist Congress at Yiddish writers of Soviet Rus-
ming for the community and its
its meeting here at which 52 sia, whose liquidation has
organizations. The report tells
been rumored for many
countries were represented.
the story of an eightfold increase
months, Ilya Ehrenburg, not-
Admitting that Baptists them-
in prograin service in three years
ed Russian-Jewish author, re-
selves were guilty of discrimina-
and an eighteenfold increase in
tion in their churches and private fused to comment.
the number of people these pro-
Ehrenburg came to London
lives, the resolution warned that from Moscow to address a
grams reach.
such prejudice "provides fertile peace r all y in Trafalgar
Every program which in-
soil for the development and Square. About 5,000 people
creases Jewish self knowledge
spread of Communism, Fascism were present.
and adherence to Jewish cultural
and other anti-social programs."
values does a twofold job for the
In another tesd u n, n ng
of
COU.4441ASAF.AM,Atandards
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that only six more governments
euriM umity life and activity, and
it aids in producing more whole-
need ratify the convention of the
' some interracial relations.
United Nations outlawing geno-
cide, the congress endorsed the
The other side of the picture
JERUSALEM — (WNS) — Ea-
convention and expressed its
is shown by the number and dis-
mon
de Valera, former Irish pre-
hope
for
speedy
ratification.
tribution of cases of discrimina-
mier, on his arrival in Israel
tion and anti-Semitism in 1949-
this week visited with an old
50. These indications of festering
friend, Chief Rabbi Isaac Her-
sores in our daily life are being
zog, who years ago was the chief
constantly watched, evaluated,
rabbi in Eire.
and worked on by the Council.
De Valera was accompanied by
a
wider
re-
To the extent that .
Robert Briscoe, the only Jewish
porting has taken place, and that
member of the Irish parliament,
such incidents are more numer-
The four-year-old Galina twins, Eugenia (left) and Henrietta,
also a friend of Rabbi Herzog.
ous. the total for this year is
get their first look at the U. S. from the deck- of a DP ship.
NEW YORK—(Special) — The Later, a dinner in honor of De
larger than in previous years.
The girls, born in a DP camp in Germany, arrived '-'ith their
man whose delaying tactics saved Valera was given by the chief
The implications of such an in-
parents and older sister, They will be settled by the United
230,000 Hungarian Jews from rabbi, with Premier David Ben
crease are shown in the intensive
Service for New Americans which brought them over.
murder by the Nazis died July Gurion and other leaders of the
activity reported by the Council
Israel government participating.
30 at the age of 67.
discussing its activities in the
Saly Mayer, a Swiss lace manu-
field of civil rights.
facturer, for 10 years the unpaid
In addition to Dr. Kleinman,
representative of the Joint Dis-
the following are the officers of
tribution Committee, was asked
the Community Council: Rabbi
in the spring of 1944, to open
Morris Adler. Dr. B. Benedict
JERUSALEM—(WNS) — The
negotiations with the Nazis to
Glazer and Sidney M. Shevitz,
Replying
to
the
Jewish
protest,
VIENNA — (WNS) — A pro-
vice-presidents; Irving W. test against postcards and pam- the Austrian government has exchange American dollars, food labor organizations of the two
Schlussel, secretary, and Louis phlets, depicting an alleged rit- stated that it is not in a position and equipment for Jewish lives. orthodox parties Mizrachi and
Rosenzweig, treasurer.
No American could conduct Agudath Yisrael, have decided to
ual murder in Austria about 500 to fight a centuries-old legend
such negotiations with the enemy, unite into a joint religious labor
The community relations com- years ago, that are now being and superstition.
so Mayer, a Swiss citizen, was it was announced here this week.
mittee has Harry Yudkoff as sold in Tyrolese spas has been
chosen.
Merger of the "mother organ-
chairman and Mrs. Samuel Green lodged by the Jewish commuity
He dragged the talks so skill- izations" of both groups, the
as co-chairman. The internal re- of Vienna with the Austrian gov-
lations committee is chaired by ernment.
fully that the war ended, with- Mizrachi World Organization and
Louis Rosenzweig with Leon Kay
out any agreement being reached, the World Organization of Agu-
The postcards contain a picture
but the lives of those the Nazis dath Yisrael, is now being
as co-chairman.
LONDON—(WNS)—At the re- wished to barter were saved.
negotiated.
The legal committee is under of a Christian boy, Andrew Ox-
the chairmanship of Morris ner, who, according to legend cent elections to the ' Central
Zwerdling with David I. Rosin as was supposed to have been mur- Committee of the Greater Buda-
co-chairman. The culture com- dered by Jews for the purpose pest branch of the Hungarian
mission has Rabbi Morris Adler of using his blood in the baking Workers (Communist) Party, the
as chairman and Lawrence W. of Passover matzoth.
most powerful section of the
Crohn, as co-chairman. The Yid-
The pamphlets are issued by
dish culture committee is chaired the town council of the village Hungarian Communist Party, all
JERUSALEM—(WNS) — The coordinating board of the Israel
by Benjamin M. Laikin, A. C. of Idenstein, where the murder Jewish candidates were defeated,
number
of immigrants in Israel government and the Jewish
according
to
press
dispatches
re-
Lappin and Philip Marcuse are was supposed to have taken
camps has declined during the Agency which met under the
chairman and co-chairman of the place, and give details of the leg- ceived here.
month from 90,000 to 69,000
end. Tens of thousands of for- Several Jews had formerly past
desipite
the arrival of 12,000 new chairmanship of Premier David
been
members
of
the
Central
eign tourists have been handed
"olim,"
it was reported to the Ben Gurion.
Committee.
these postcards and pamphlets.
The board elected a special
committee to regulate immigra-
tion during the period from
October to January.
TEL AVIV—(WNS)—A total
of 1,657 Jews, the largest single
It was announced that the
Lubianiker criticized British an increased flow of Jews from
LONDON — WNS — Urging a
contingent to reach here from
Jewish
Agency will seek to
Jews who, he said, were "letting English-speaking countries. Re-
Romania since the Romanian gov- mass immigration of Jews from
liquidate the immigration recep-
ernment decided to lift emigra- democratic countries to Israel, Israel down" by not doing their viewing the activities of the Is, tion camps, whose annual main-
- tion restrictions, arrived here Pinkas Lubianiker, head of an utmost in speeding up immigra- rael parliament, he declared that tenance cost is approximately
this week. Other immigrants ar- Israel parliamentary delegation tion to the Jewish state. these activities had proven. that $43,000,000, and will plant vine-
riving included a group of 165 here, warned that Jews may
Another member of the dole- Jews are capable of governing yards in the Jerusalem hills and
Turkish Jews and 250 Jews from again face mass annihilation in
establish factories at Migdal Gad.
Moshe Rosette, called for themselves.
gation,
case of a world war.
an Italian port.

Baptists Act
on Segregation

A Twin Blessing

Ilya Ehrenberg
Has No Comment

De Valera Visits
Rabbi Herzog

Man who Saved
230,000 Jews
Dead at 67

Austria 'In No Position' to Fight
Ritual. Murder 'Superstition'

Orthodox Labor
Parties Unite

Jewish Candidates
Lose in Hungary

Israel's Camp Population
Falls from 90,000 to 69;000

1,657 Romanian
Jews Reach Israel

Jews Warned of Annihilation -If War Comes

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