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February 26, 1943 - Image 10

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1943-02-26

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Page Ten.

SHE JEWISH NEWS

Giraud Lifts Vichy Law
Barring Jews from Army

Friday, February 26, 1943

Labor Zionist
Campaign Is
Gaining Here

`Stop Hitler Now' Ben Avi to Address
Demonstration in Flint J.N.F. Rally
Ittamar Ben-Avi, prominent
Palestinian publicist, son of the
N. Y. on Monday late
Eliezer Ben Yehudah who

Status of Jewish Officers and Men Admitted to Service
Drs. Weizmann, Wise Among
with French Adjusted to Previous Rank, Unless
Church, Labor Leaders to
Schaver
Reports
Increase
in
"Wounded or Cited in Action"
Address Huge Crowd
Gewerkshaften Fund;
LONDON, (JTA)—The status of Jewish officers and men
Appeals Continue
A "Stop Hitler Now" demon-

who were admitted to service with combat units of the
French forces last month was made official this week in an
order issued by Gen, Henri Giraud. The decree has the
effect of cancelling the Vichy anti-Jewish law which barred
Jews from the army,
Giraud's order also covers Jews now serving in the
French Pioneer Corps. They will be admitted to all fighting
forces which do not include Moslems. Doctors also will be
admitted to the medical service. Jewish officers and non-
commissioned officers, however, will be restored to their
previous rank only if they have been wounded or cited in
action or "are favorably known to the military authorities."
Fighting French Demand Rights for Jews
Dissatisfaction with the provisions of Gen. Giraud's
, order was expressed in the DeGaullist newspaper, "France,"
which points out that the order does not actually restore
full military rights to the Jews.
"It must be noted," the paper writes, "that the re-ad-
mitted Jews are restored to their full army ranks in specific
cases only. This does not conform with the ideals of the
French and the Allies,"

Quezon Hits Japs' Anti-Semitic Policy
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—President Manuel L. Quezon
of the Philippine Commonwealth this week called Japan's
policy of anti-Semitism a tribute to the patriotism of the
Jews in the occupied islands.
There are between 1,000 and 1,500 Jews in the Philip-
pine Conimonwealth.
"The Japanese are aping Nazi Germany by manufac-
turing their own anti-Jewish propaganda and persecution.
I am convinced that Tokio has announced this policy as a
cheap way of pleasing the fanatical Nazis and as a trick
to destroy the unity of the Philippine resistance," he said.

Mexico to Accept 500 Jewish Children
MEXICO CITY, (JTA)—The Mexican Government this
week authorized the entry into Mexico of 500 Jewish refugee
children from Europe. The first group of 100 children is
expected to arrive here shortly, Jewish leaders stated.

All 'Jews to be 'Evacuated" from Bucharest
ZURICH, (JTA)—Jews in Bucharest and other large
Rumanian cities will be the first to be "evacuated" under
the new plan to de-populate the larger centers in Rumania,
it is reported in the Swiss press this week.
The plan, which will result in the deportation of those
Jews who have hitherto been permitted to remain in Old
Rumania, is reported to have been designed by the Nazi
military authorities who intend to make Bucharest their
headquarters for the Balkans.

U. S. Jews Urged
By Rabbi Berlin
To Aid Refugees

Cites Necessity for Buying
More Land in Palestine for
Post-War Period

NEW YORK—An urgent Dlea

to the Jews of America to con-
tribute toward the Zionist move-

ment to purchase a land reserve
to cope with the needs of sur-
vivors of the Hitler massacres
who will come to Palestine after
the war, was made by Rabbi
Meyer Berlin, 'member of the

stration directed to a demand for
action by the United Nations to
save the Jews of Europe from ex-
termination by the Nazis will be
held on Monday evening, March
1, at Madison Square Garden,
under the joint auspices of the
American Jewish C o n g r es s,
American Federation of Labor,
C.I.O., Church Peace Union, and
Free World Association.
Acceptances to address the
rally have already been received
from Rt. Reverend Henry St.
George Tucker, presiding Bishop
of the Episcopal Church of
America and president of the
Federal Council of Churches of
Christ in America; William
Green, president of the American
Federation of, Labor; Dr. Chaim
Weizman, president of the Jew-
ish Agency for Palestine.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise will pre-
side.
The Jewish Labor Committee
has endorsed the meeting and
will be represented through a
large delegation.
A special broadcast, it is ex-
pected, will be arranged from
London directly to the Garden in
MORRIS LIEBERMAN
order to convey the address of
an increase of 30 per cent over the Archbishop of Canterbury to
last year's gift to the labor Pal- the Madison Square Garden au-
estine drive.
dience.
To stimulate further interest
in behalf of the campaign among Sunday. Both programs are
local organizations, a number of broadcast over Station WJLB.
Palestine evenings are being
Morris Lieberman, chairman of
planned. One will be held Mon- the executive committee of the
day evening at the meeting of Gewerkshaften drive, expressed
the Turover Verein in Jericho satisfaction this week over the
Temple, and another on Tuesday successes recorded so far for the
evening, at Assembly Hall, at the drive.
meeting of the Progrebistsher
Progressive Aid Society.

Large increases in contribu-
tions by local organizations are
reported by Morris Schaver,
chairman of the Gerwerkshaften
campaign in progress here.
Lomzer Loan Association is
one of the societies that has made

Meet at Lachar's
Next Thursday evening, the
rally of the Gewerkshaften at
Lachar's Hall on 12th St. will be
addressed by Meyer Sesling, di-
rector of the local drive. The
Jewish National Fund film,
"Land of Freedom," will be
shown.
Appeals in behalf of the drive
will continue on Altman's Radio

presidium of the Karen Kaye- Hours. On Saturday evening, the
meth in Jerusalem.
speaker will be William Hordes.
Farewell Banquet March 16
Harold Silver will speak at noon
A farewell banquet in honor
of Rabbi Berlin, prior to his re-
turn by Clipper • to Palestine, will
be held on Tuesday evening,
March 16, in the Hotel Commo-
dore, New York, it was announ-
ced by a national sponsors corn-
m.ittee of which M. Maldwin
Fertig, a member of the New
York City Transit Commission,
is chairman. The function is
being - tendered in cooperation
with the Religious Groups Con-
tact Department of the Jewish
National Fund and it proceeds
have been dedicated to the war-
time Palestine land acquisition
program of the Jewish National
Fund.

was the first to insist upon He-
brew becoming the spoken tongue
of Palestine Jewry, will be the
speaker at a public meeting in
Flint on Wednesday, March 10.
Mr. Ben-Avi will address a
rally arranged by the Jewish
National Fund Council of Flint
at the Flint Jewish Community
Center.
Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg is presi-
dent of the Flint J. N. F. Council.

DR. DORANI SUCCUMBS
IN CONCENTRATION CAMP

ZURICH (JTA) — Dr. Julian.
Dohani, 55, a prominent Yugo-
slav Jewish leader, has died in a
Nazi concentration camp near
Berlin, where he had been im-
prisoned for nearly two years,
according to reliable information
reaching here.

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