Fricky, Sepiember 15, 1144
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Fifty-five
Twelve Founding Fathers of Bnai Brith 'Cler gy,
Educators
'Call on President
To Speed Rescue
Declaration of the First World'
War.
NEW YORK. — The Christian
Council on Palestine, represent-
ing 2,000 Christian; ministers and
religious educators in the U. S.
called on President Roosevelt to
carry out a three-point program
for the rescue of persecuted
Jewry in Nazi-occupied Europe.
In telegrams to the President
and Secretary of State Hull, the
Council urged:
1—that the President use his
good offices "in urging the Brit-
ish Government to abrogate the
policy of the 1939 White Paper,
and to lower the immigration
barriers of Palestine so that at
least some of the Jews in Europe
may be rescued and permitted to
enter the National Homeland
promised them in the Balfour
3—that the President "exert all
pressure possible on the Govern-
ment of Admiral Horthy and
compel them to cease all perse-
cution of the Jewish people in
Hungary."
2—that the U. S. open its gates
to establish free ports for refu-
gees, "not to a mere thousand,
but to tens of thousands."
The telegrams were signed by
Dr. Henry A. Atkinson, chair-
man, and Dr. Carl Hermann
Voss, executive secretary, of the
Christian Council on Palestine.
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These photos of the men who founded Bnai Brith on Oct. 13, 1843, some of which have never
before been published.
1—William Renau, died in 1891. 2—Henry Anspacher. 3—Reuben Rodacher, died in
1886. 4—Valentine Koori, died in 1889. 5—Samuel Schafer. 6—Michael Schwab, died in 1899.
7—Henry Jones, principal founder and first secretary, died in 1866. 8—Isaac Dittenhoefer, first
president, died in 1860. 9—Isaac Rosenbourgh, in whose store first plans were laid for Bnai
Brith, died in 1894. 10—Jonas Hecht, last survivor of the founders and great-grandfather of
Lester Sherrick, president of Norfolk Lodge in 1942, died in 1909. 11—Henry Kling, died in
1885. 12—Hirsch Heinman.
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TEL AVIV (JPS-Palcor)—An
ingenious idea has been devised
by a pharmaceutical firm in Tel
Aviv to overcome the difficulty
caused by the shortage of glass
a n d metal containers for 'I t s
products. Its manager, F. En-
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filling with cold cream and sim-
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purposes.
It is believed that this novel
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on Middle East markets after
the war, as the soap • with hol-
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ous forms, giving an attractive
setting to the cream. The firm,
the Lys Company, is now ex-
perimenting with such contain-
ers to hold Eau de Cologne lo-
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Jews
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for
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