Friday, July 10, 1942
THE JEWISH NEWS
• xis' Threat to Palestine Stirs
orld Demands for Its Defense
Grave concern is felt throughout the world over
he status of Palestine in the present war.
At Jerusalem, Jewish leaders stated to the Jewish
elegraphic Agency that they "hopefully look to-
.• ards the future while applying supreme efforts to
•efend the Jewish Homeland."
On the Fast -of Tammuz last week, Jews prayed
or the safety of the Holy Land. The shofar was blown
n all synagogues as Psalms were recited.
American citizens residing in Palestine flooded
I e U. S. Consular offices in Palestine with inquiries
egarding the possibility of their joining the American
rmed forces in the Near East.
In London, the leading British liberal weekly,
ew Statesman and Nation, declared that it is the
uty of the British government to "preserve the Jew-
:h population of Palestine from Himmler's gas cham-
,
I ers and firing squads."
At Washington, a delegation of Congressmen,
: ffiliated with the Committee for a Jewish Army, will
ppear before Secretary of State Hull this week to
rge him to impress upon the British government the
I ecessity of forming a Jewish army in Palestine in.
few of the dangers that are imminent in the Near
ast.
In the meantime, reports from Nazi quarters in-
. ieate that plans are afoot by the Axis powers to
ake the Grand Mufti ruler of Palestine, while
ussolini hopes to settle in Palestine the Italians who
ere forced to flee from Ethopia.
From Melbourne comes the report that the Zion-
:t Federation of Australia and New Zealand adopted
resolution demanding that Palestinian Jewry be
:flowed to form a Jewish army for the homeland's
efense.
The Palestinian press urged editorially this week
at pledges made in London for maximum defense
•pportunities to the Jews of Palestine be translated
nto concrete action.
War
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es Grigg, who declared
t all who reside in British
lories are subject to call
service in the British
ben Zvi, its president, Mayor
Israel Rokach of Tel Aviv, Mayor
Levy of Haifa, Eliahu Golomb
and Moshe Shertok, political
chief of the Jewish Agency Exe-
cutive, who headed the deputa-
tion.
hus, the appeal of American
HAIFA IS BOMBED
addressed to Prime Minis- 3 CONSECUTIVE DAYS
Churchill again fell on deaf
HAIFA (JPS-Palcor)—With all
of Palestine deeply immersed in
every report of action on the
EAL TO CHURCHILL
Egyptian front, this harbor city
JEWISH ARMY
was reminded of its closeness
YORK (JPS) — The to the scene of action when
of American Zionism bombs fell here on the third day
joined in 'sending a cable- in succession that enemy planes
to Prime Minister Winston caused alerts or anti-aircraft ac-
hill urging that "without tion. Little damage was done in
ment's further delay . . . the course of this first break-
available Jewish manpower through of the city's defenses
Palestine be' immediately and only a few casualties oc-
filized and if they go down curred, none serious.
should be enabled to go
The city took on a temporary
fighting."
festival atmosphere as the new
e message was initiated by Town Hall was dedicated by
Emergency Committee for High Commissioner Sir Harold
t Affairs and was signed MacMichael as "a worthy symbol
r. Stephen S. Wise, its chair- of the coming glory."
, Judge Louis E. Levanthal,
ident of the Zionist Organiza- ARABS URGE-) TO AID
of American, Mrs. Tamar GERMAN PARACHUTISTS
Sola Pool, president of Ha-
JERUSALEM (JPS)—The bat-
h, Leon Gellman, president tering of Nazi and Fascist radio
Mizrachi, and David Wert- stations at the ears of Arab lis-
, secretary of Poale Zion.
teners in the Middle East has
been intensified with pleas to
USS DEFENSE PLAN
assist German parachutists when
- HIGH COMMISSIONER
they land in Palestine and to
USALEM (Palcor) — An committ acts of sabotage at once
t plea for the tightening to prepare the way for the in-
estine's defenses has been vader.
Broadcasting in Arabic, th'e
ted to Sir Harold Mac-
hael, High Commissioner for station at Bari urges Palestine
estine, by a delegation of the lands not to have any commer-
id Leumi, consisting of Isaac cial dealings with the Jews, for
when the Axis takes Palestine
all Jewish property will be con-
fiscated and turned over to the
Arabs.
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tificates, permitting the entry of
considerably more persons into
Palestine, has !-.seen issued by the
Government for the three-month
Detroit's Finest
Thirty-one radio technicians,
operators and engineers now are
needed where only one now is
being supplied, according to T. J.
Casey, director of the Radio Elec-
tronic Television School, 2030
Grand River Ave.
Consequently, he points out,
there is always a job waiting for
the man who is well trained in
this field, and what is more, the
pay is tops. If you are expecting
to go into the service, Mr. Casey
says, you may be interested in
knowing that the rating for ra-
dio personnel is usually two to
six times the pay of an ordinary
private.
The Radio School is being de-
luged with demands for oper-
ators by airlines, police radio,
state police, signal corps, army
air corps, engineering labora-
tories and broadcasting stations.
If you are interested, call Mr.
Casey at CAdillac 2814, and he
will be glad to tell you how easy
it is to qualify.
Nazis Urge Finland
To Exbet All Jews
LONDON (JPS) — All Jews
should be expelled from Finland
after the war, Ajasunta, Nazi
newspaper in Finland, now de-
mands.
period from April to June 1942.
The desperate plight of the
Jews under Vichy France, ren-
dered more insecure by the ad-
ministration of Pierre Laval, is
reflected in a seri( s of cables
which various Zionist organiza-
tions in Vichy have sent to the
Jewish Agency for Palestine
pleading for immigration certifi-
cates.
SYRIA, PALESTINE MAY
GET RUSSIAN TROOPS
Discrimination
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creed, national origin or descent."
Moreover, the same rules were
to be applied to the employment
of aliens, unless orders to the
contrary were given by the
Army and Navy.
INCLUDE LABOR UNIONS
The comprehensive nature of
Mrs. Rosenberg's order was il-
lustrated in her emphasis that
the non-discrimination clause is
also to be applied to the practices
of labor unions, some of which
have been known to bar people
on grounds of color or race. If
labor unions appear in the role
of employers, they, too, will have
to abide by U.S.E.S. regulations.
The instructions to U.S.E.S. em-
ployes also forbid the mainten-
ance of any private code indicat-
ing the nature of the workers
sought.
Several exceptions to the new
rules are provided, in the case of
special types of restaurants or
families or religious institutions
which ask for a worker adapted
to the needs of the particular
employer.
GOV. LEHMAN CONDEMNS
RACIAL, RELIGIOUS HATE
NEW YORK (JTA)—The ne-
cessity far unity, amorvz both the
American people and the United
Nations, to defeat the Axis pow-
ers was stressed by Governor
Lehman, addressing the celebra-
tion by the Society of Tammany
or Columbian Order of the 166th
anniversary of American inde-
pendence in Tammany Hall.
Asserting that unity in the
United States was essential, Gov-
OBITUARY
Mrs. Dora Mendelsohn of 3262
Tuxedo Ave., passed away June
27. Surviving her are six child-
ren, Fred, Abram, Lillian,
Myrtle, all of Detroit; Peter and
Sally on the Pacific Coast. Fun-
eral services were held June
28, from Chesed Shel Ernes, with
Rabbi Levine officiating.
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ernor Lehman condemned those
who would invoke racial, relig-
ious or national hatreds and sus-
picions, adding that if we should
weaken the fundamentals on
which democracy is based we
destroy democracy. He declared
that with the help of God we
would persevere to the end of a
hard road, confident that victory
would come to us and our allies
and that we would again build a
world of peace and justice.
BERNE (JTA)—The possibility
erty. What are we headed for—read
the daily papers. Act promptly with
of Russia sending troops to the
business intelligence. Not too late to
Middle Eastern front to help the
save yourself. See Mr. Bradford for
British check the Nazi invasion
Facts and Figures.
and thus protect the approach
PENT HOUSE APT. —„Private eleva-
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to the Causasus froni the coast
place, marble stairs. tile roof. Also 4
is predicted by foreign observers
apts., 5 and bath and janitor apt. 1 vac.
Soldmon Krakower, of 1940 steam.
4 bk. gar. Only one in this vast
here.
Construction cost $75.000. Forced
The troops, if sent would pro- Richton Ave., 71 years old, city.
sale
only
S20,000, terms, S7,000 down.
ceed through Persia and Iraq to passed away on June 21 while on
HOTEL—Step to Woodward. 164
a visit in Toronto. Funeral ser- rooms.
Syria and Palestine.
all hot and cold water, 90 baths.
vices were held from the resi- Large lobby. elevator, good cond. Rent
dence of his daughter, Mrs. $40.000. Close estate only $100,000,
TWO SENATORS URGE
Goldie Einhorn, 2525 W. Phila- terms 122.000 down.
PALESTINE MOBILIZATION
$8,625 DOWN-21 apts. 3 to 5 rooms.
delphia Ave. Burial was in Beth fine property. New stoves. new Frigid-
NEW YORK (JTA) — Senator Yehuda cemetery. Besides his aires.
new taniciess hot water. New
James M. Mead, in a radio ad- daughter he is survived by three roof. fireproofed lockers. Nov earns
V2.000
cash at cheap rents after taxes.
dress has asked the United Na- sons, Jack, Ben and Louis Kra-
upkeep and contract payts. You
tions to "muster ever?* available koy,-er; two sisters, Mrs. Julius can't beat this if you look all summer.
man" among the Jewish popula- Miller and Mrs. Joe Bezner, and
CHICAGO BLVD. — 125.000 swings
outAtanding apt, 2 to 4 rooms. New
tion in Palestine to help in the a brother, I. Krakower.
tankless hot water, new stoves, new
struggle against the advancing
I refrig.. fireproofed lockers. Grand prop-
Axis forces in the Middle East.
! ertv. Earns $4.000 cash at small rents
after taxes, upkeep and 5."-r payts.
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Senator Theodore Green of
Rhode Island, in a radio address,
observed that the resolution un-
ani_nously adopted in 1922 "is
explicit and America has seen
no reason to cliange it." He cri-
ticized the British Government
in its handling of the Palestine
problem.
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