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September 15, 1944 - Image 64

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1944-09-15

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THE JEW-ISH

N.
, ,. Pa9e Sixty-four

JNWA Raises Million
For Palestine Upbuilding
NEW YORK (JPS) • — One
million dollars has been raised
during the past year by the Jew-
ish National Workers' Alliance
for the upbuilding of Palestine,
through the Geverkshaften (Na-
tional Committee for Labor Pal-
estine) Campaign for the Hista-
clruth, the Jewish National Fund,
United Jewish Appeal and other
Palestinian institutions, it was
announced here.

Halevy Sets Date
For 20th Concert

Sen. Langer Pays
Visit to Sedition
Trial Defendants

WASHINGTON, (JPS) — Sen-
ator William Langer (R) of N.D.,
sho-wed • up at the re-opening • of
the sedition trial here, and,
thro$ving his arm over the shoul-
der of defendant Col. Eugene
N. Sanctuary, vocifer- ous anti-
Semite, engaged him in conver-
sation for more than an hour.
Afterwards he conversed with
defendants Elizabeth Dilling,
George Sylvester Vierick, Ellis
0. Jones and E. J. Parker Sage.
Sanctuary described Langer as
"an old friend."
Senator Langer, a member of
the Senate Judiciary Committee,
early in the trial was petitioned
by the defense to investigate the
government's case against the..26
alleged conspirators. The Com-
mittee rejected the petition.
The sedition trial re-opened
in Washington District Court aft-
er a three weeks' adjournment.

Sessions Open Sept. 24
At Jewish Seminary

2nd Blvd., Cor. Canfield

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NEWS

Dr. - Mordecai M. Kaplan, dean
of the Teachers Institute and the
Seminary College of Jewish
Studies of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America, has
announced that sessions will be-
gin on Sunday, Sept. 24. Regis-
tration will be held Thursday
and Friday, at the Teachers In-
stitute building of the Seminary,
at 3080 Broadway, New York
City.
The Seminary College and
Teachers Institute, schools of
higher Jewish education, offer
courses in Bible, Talmud, History
and Hebrew.

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Friday, September IS, 1 944

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Pediatrics Society
Elects Dr. Pollack



Halevy Singing Society has re-
sumed its year's activities with
rehearsals at the Roosevelt
School under the direction of
Dan Frohman.
Except when holidays inter-

Dr. John J. Pollack, Detroit
pediatrician, hag been signally
honored by being elected presi-
dent of the Detroit Pediatrics
Society,
Dr. Pollack, the only Jewish
physician to be so honored, is
a Fellow of the .American Acad-
emy of Pediatrics, a Licentiate
of the American Board of Pedia-
trics, a member of the attending
staff of Children's Hospital and
is a junior instructor in pedia-
trics at Wayne Medical School.
His offices are in the Maccabees
Bldg.

Detroit Termed
Race Powder Keg

IGOR GORIN

fere, rehearsals will be held at
the Rooseyelt School on Tuesday
evenings.
Eugene Franzblau, ' president,
has announced that the 20th
jubilee concert will be held on
Feb. 4 in the Scottish Rite Ca-
thedral of the Masonic Temple,
with -Igor Gorin, popular radio
and concert shger, as guest
artist.
Halevy Singing Society, to-
gether with several other organ-
izations, participated in a special
memorial program on Sept. 11
in tribute to Pfc. Al Mogill,
whose accidental death occurred
recently. Pfc. Mogill's ,parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Mogill, his
uncle, Cantor Samuel Mogill, and
his brother, Leo, have been as-
sociated with Halevy for many
years.

Navy Secretary's Aide
Given Legion of Merit
WASHINGTON, D. C. (JPS)—
Capt. Lewis L. Strauss of New
York City, a special assistant to
Navy Secretary . James V. For-
restal, has been awarded . the
Navy Legion of Merit for services,
as assistant chief of the Office
of Procurement and Material for
Industrial Readjustment, t h
Navy Department announced.

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WASHINGTON, (JPS) — Des-
cribing,.. Detroit as a "powder
keg" of • racial bigotry which
could be set off by postwar dis-
crimination in employ ment,
Clarence Anderson, - executive
secretary of the Meftropolitan De-
troit Council on Fair Employ-
ment Practices, said that it would
take a permanent FEPC- to main-
tain "equitable order" after -the
war. He testified at a Senate sub-
committee hearing on a bill to
establish a. permanent Fair Em-
ployment Practices Committee.
"When we think about the
coming reconversion and curtail-
ment of production, we shudder
at the thought of discrimination
and strife which may arise in the
consequent lay-off and rehiring,"
Mr. Anderson declared: "It would
seem expedient and practical to
prove to the entire world that
we have the capacity to deal
justly and amicably with people
in our midst who have faith and
color unlike our own."

FDR, Dewey Are Urged
To Back FEPC Bill

NEW YORK (JPS)
Tele-
grams were sent by the Liberal
Party to President Roosevelt and
Gov. Dewey urging them to use
their influence with members of
their respective parties in Con-
gress to secure passage before the-
November election of a bill cre-
ating a peirnanent Fair Employ-
ment Practices Committee.

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Gov. Dewey's Rosh
Hashanah Message

ALBANY, N. Y. (JTA) — Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey issued through
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
the folloWing Rosh Hashanah
message.
"As Governor of the State of
New York and on my own behalf,
I am happy to extend to the peo-
ple of Jewish faith my heartiest
greetings and sincere good wishes
at the beginning of their New
Year.
"There never was a time, I
believe, in the history of the
Jewish people when the celebra-
tion of Rosh Hashanah was so
pregnant with meaning. At this
particular date, it should also
bring consolation, and hope.
"This year marks the destruc-
tion of the enemy who made it
the first article of their creed to
torture and destroy the Jewish
people. In these painful years, all
have learned the grim truth: that
those oppressors are the enemies
of all decency, of all freedom, of
all civilization.
Hails Jewish Soldiers
"In the battle for freedom,
soldiers of Jewish faith have
played a brilliant and thrilling
part, notable for valor and en-
durance. While we all rejoice
with you, we also mourn with
you for all the brave fighting
men who have perished. We
mourn with you, too, for the un-
told, unparalleled sufferings and
destruction inflicted upon those
of your faith in the conquered
countries. We feel with you, too,
the horror and the incredulity at
the unexampled and unbelievable
mass destruction which has been
visited upon the Jewish commun-
ities in Europe as the Nazi hordes
flee desperately from the doom
that pursues them throughout the _
Continent of Europe.
"You have occasion to celebrate
your 5705th Nelk Year in the
spirit of hope, such as has not
been possible for a long, long
time. You have cause, too, for
hope that the quickening tempo
of our victorious armies may soon
bring to an end the assault upon
civilization in Europe.
Emerged Stronger
"The people of Jewry also have
the consolation that • from each
successful trial that they have
undergone, they have emerged
stronger. Persecution after per-
secution has served only to
toughen and weld the character
of the Jewish people to a vitality
which nothing, can corrOde.
Americans of • Jewish
faith have contributed mightily
to our culture, our polity, our
citizenship, our respect for the
dignity of the individual. May
these essential qualities- .of a
civilized world be brought to suf-
fering peoples everywhere.
"We have reason to believe that
the coming year will be inscrjbed
as a truly happy one."

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