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THE • JEWISH NEWS

Friday, NOverniier 3, 4944 ,

Implementation of Palestine International Arlazaroff Bond Drive Opens
Pledges Asked by Mizrachi Leaders Will In Tribute to T-4 M. Miller

ATLANTIC CITY (IPS) —caking at the concluding session
of the Mizrachi Women's Eastern eaboard Conference, Rabbi. Wolf
Gold of New York. chairman of the Religious Groups Contact De-
partment of the American Zionist Emergency Council, denounced
The American Council for Judaism for • suggesting the repatriation
of the Jewish people to the countries in Eastern Central Europe
where they had been subjected to degradation and atrocities, as a
solution of the Jewish problem.
The. Mizrachi- Organization of America, in convention here,
a declaration citing the actions of President Roosevelt and
Governor
Governor Dewey, endorsing a Jewish Commonwealth in Palestine,
and demanding that these pronoUncements be 'implemented im-
mediate•y to save the lives of hundreds of thousands of prooted
itu
European Jews."
The declaration also urged that the Congress. of the United
States, in view of the announcement by Secretary of War Stimson
that the Palestine question should . now be determined upon the
political rather than the military basis, take up the matter of the
Palestine Resolutions-now pending in the House, at the earliest
possible moment.
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver of Cleveland, chairman of the Executive
Committee of the American Zionist Emergency Council, spokesman
for all Zionist parties of America, paid tribute to Mizrachi for its
l!magnificent role in the significant progress which our movement
has made in the United States during the past year. This is the hour
to marshal our maximum strength so that the age old hopes of our
people may finally and fully be realized."
Messages were also received from Rabbi Isaac Herzog, Chief
Rabbi of 'Palestine, and from Rabbi Judah Fishman of the World
Zionist Executive.

Arab Paper Urges Anti-U. S. Boycott
- CAIRO (JTA) — A boycott of American goods was proclaimed
here by the Wafdist newspaper Al Wahl* al Masri, which called on
the- entire Egyptian press to forget partisan rivalry and unite in
similar action. • .
The action climaxed a growing anti-Zionist campaign which has
taken an anti-American turn because of the pro-Zionist planks
adopted by the Democratic and Republican parties in the United
States. An anti-United States boycott had been previously proclaim-
ed by Arab newspapers in - Palestine.
Two other powerful Wafdist newspapers in Egypt, Al Misri and
Al Balagh, are expected to join in urging the public to boycott
American products. Al Balagh is the largest Islamic newspaper in
the world.

Chicago Organizations Denounce Bergson
. CHICAGO (JPS)
The Emergency Committee to Save the
Jewish People of Europe, an organization headed by Peter Bergson,
was charged with "misrepresentation" in a joint statement by eight
leading Jewish organizations representing thousands of Chicago
Jews. "The so-called Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish
People of Europe does not save or rescue any Jews; because its
program is largely one of advertising.
The statement declares:
The organizations issuing the statement are the 9hicago dele-
gates of the American Jewish Conference, AMerican . Jewish Con-
gress, Chicago Bnai Brith Councils, Chicago Rabbinical Association,
Chicago chapter of Hadassah, Jewish Labor Committee, Jewish War
Veterans and the Zionist Organization of Chicago.
The Jewish Welfare Fund of Chicago has advised its 35,000
minebers that it does not endorse the fund raising activities of the
Emergency Committee.

•
King of Sweden Rebuffed in ,Effort to Rescue Children -
Stockholth (JPS)—King Gustaf of Sweden was rebuffed. in a
last minute effort to save the Jews of Hungary, it was learned from
a -source near the Swedish Government.
Immediately following the change of events in Hungary, King
Gustaf; • who previously had intervened with Regent- Nicholas
H.orthy, appealed to the new Szalasi government in behalf of' the
Jews, and instructed his Emba'ssy in Budapest to 'issue 5,000 Swe&
ish passports for Jewish children between the ages of 6 and 14,
extending to them the protection of Swedish naturalization.. He
had also hoped that the children would be permitted to immediately
Proceed' to Sweden:

NHJC League Event I Jewish Girl Tops
On Tuesday Evening` Soviet Partisans

On Tuesday, the tenth annual
theatre party of the Detroit
League of the National Home for
the Jewish 'Children at Denver
will be held in the Auditorium
of the Detroit Institute of Arts
at 8:30 p. m.
. In addition to ..a prevue of a
feature picture which has not
been previously .shown in De-
troit, there will be shown news-
reels . and a comedy. Arrange-
ments have been made to have
direct wire connections from the
City Hall to give the election
returns.

Tickets for this event will. be
mailed upon request by calling
Mrs. Sidney. G. Sherman, ticket
chairman, 17344 Roselawn Ave.;
her co-chairman Mrs. Moe Prince
at 2272 Glynn Ct., or members of
the Detroit League. Tickets will
also be sold at the door the night
of -the theatre party. Mrs. Sher-
man and Mrs. Prince will be at
home Wednesday • for all those
who wish to settle for their tick-
ets. •
Mrs. Irving •SWaab is general
chairman of this fund-raiSing
project._
Mrs. Leon4v1.•Zechman is pres
ident of the.,Detroit League. Mrs-.
Sainuel SChwartZ is program
book chairman. Mrs. Jack . Ber-
ger. and Mrs. Charles Agree are
arrangements chairmen.

CARD OF THANKS
The faMily of the late S/Sgt.
Charles Talberg. wish to thank
relativeS . and friends for • the
kindnesses and- sympathy shoWri
them in their recent - -•bereave,
went.

MOSCOW, (JPS)—Helen Fin,
19, daughter of a brewer in Ba-
ranovichi, Poland, is acclaimed
•
one of the most daring partisans
working with the Soviet forces.
Making her way in and out of
ghettos, finding shelter from the
Germans in the attic of a house
occupied by the Gestapo, chang-
ing her disguises as occasion de-
manded it, she sketched with a
hairpin on her sunburned soles
the location of enemy troops,
used rifle, hand grenade and
bomb when circumstances re-
quired it; and has to her credit
a number of demolished bridges
and derailed trains.

Attthid Parley Stirring Appeals Made at Rally by Chief Pharmacist's Mate

Rattner, Harry Schumer and Others; Drive
Continue for Total of $250,000 for Bomber

to

Kay to Represent Detroit
at Emergency Conference
An enthusiastic rally of mem- drive. He urged those who desire
bers of Arlazaroff Branch of head, described the important
of World Congress

Jewish National Workers' Alli-
NEW YORK -- Jewish leaders ance and their friends and co-
and political expertS froth 38 workers marked the opening of
countries will participate in the the special drive to sell $250,000
first international Jewish confer-
ence to be called since the .out-
break of war, said Baruch Zuck-
erman, member of the Executive
of the World Jewish Congress.
The war emergency conference
of the " World Jewish Congress
will be held at the St. Charles
hotel in Atlantic City, Nov. 12
to Nov. 17. Delegates from Ar-
gentina, Bolivia, Chilet, Colombia,
Costa Rica, Cuba, Curacao, Ecua-
dor, El Salvador, Guatemala,
Honduras, N M e x i c o, . Nicaragua,
Panama, P e r u, Uruguay and
Venezuela will provide Latin
American Jewry with a complete
representation.
European Representatives
Delegations representing the
Jewish communities of Palestine,
Great Britain, North A f r i c a,
Egypt, Australia, Canada and
others will participate. The Eu-
ropean countries will participate
C/P/M BERNARD RATTN.CR
through committees created by
the World JeWish Congress and of war bonds as a mark of trib-
headed by leaders of the Jewish ute to the late T/4 Morris Miller,
communities of those countries who died in action in France.
who . are now in the United
Representatives of the Treas-
States. The U. S. will be repre- ury Departthent, Harry Schumer,
sented by the American Jewish chairman of the drive, Philip
Congress, • an affiliate of the Slothovitz, Morris Schaver and
World Jewish Congress, and the visiting servicemen participated
American Jewish Conference will in the appeal which got the drive
send- observers who will have the off to a good start.
status of fraternal delegates
Considerable interest was
which permits them to engage in
discussions but does not give aroused by the address delivered
by Chief Pharmacist's Mate Ber-
them /the right to vote.
Leon Kay, president of the De- nard Rattner of Chicago, n o w
troit chapter of the American stationed at the Coast Guard
Jewish Congress, - will represent Base in Detroit, who joined in
this community. He will submit the appeal for unbending efforts
a report on the decisions of the to help win the war.
Rattner, who s p en t• three
conference at a special meeting
of the local Congress on. Tuesday weeks on the Normandy beach-
evening, Nov. 22, at the Rose Sit- mer, in issuing war bonds to
tig Cohen Bldg. The entire com- purchasers.
munity will be invited to this
Mr. Schumer stated that he
and his committee • will not rest
report meeting.
until the entire quota of $250,-
Important Personages
Among the . important person- 000 will be reached in this bond
ages who will attend the Confer-
ence are: England, Dr. Isaac president of "DAIA" (Central
Schwarzbart, Jewish representa- body for Jewish organizations of
tive of the government-in- Argentina); Dr. Jacob Hellmann,
exile, London; S. S. • Silverman, director of the World Jewish
member of Parliament; RebecCa Congress South American office;
Sieff, leader of the British sec- Marcos Regalsky, Argentine Yid-
tion of the Women's•International dish journalist. Chile — Natalio
Zionist .Organization; A. Easter- Berman, member of the Chilean
man, •foreign correspondent; N. Board of Deputies. Portugal —
Bar o u, prominent economist. Isaac Weissman, director of the
North Africa — Rabbi Esenbeth, World Jewish Congress office in
Chief -Rabbi of Algiers. Argen- Lisbon, prominent in relief and
tina — Dr. Moises Goldman, rescue work.

value of blood plasma for wound-
ed servicemen. Seeing the need
for plasma, he stated that his
first act upon reaching this
country was to live up to a
pledge to give a pint of blood to
the Red Cross.
The Purple Heart which was
awarded T/4 Miller posthumous-
ly was shown at Wednesday's
rally at which six girls were
busy, together with Mr. Schu-
to make purchases to call him at
MA. 3089.
The $250,000 goal is intended
for the purchase of a bomber.

Sudran to Address
Leadership Course

,

A. L. Sudran, administrative
assistant to the Jewish Welfare
Federation, will be the speaker
at the next meeting of the Lead-
ership Training Course on Sun-
day. His subject will deal with
"Jewish Community. Organiza-
tions."
Albert Cohen of the Jewish Vo-
cational. Service also will speak
on vocational guidance.
The Leadership Training Course
meets on Sunday at 2:30 p. m. in
the Adult Lounge.

Morris Myer Dies
LONDON, (JT A) —M or r is
Myer, Yiddish writer and editor
and prominent British Zionist,
died here this week. He was 65.

Federation of Ukrainian Jews of Detioit

IMPORTANT MEETING

Wed., Nov. 8 — 9 P. M.

Concerning the Situation of The Jews in Ukrainia
Speakers: Rabbi I. Levin and Mr. M. Goldoftas
Chairman: Solomon Jacobson, President F. U. J. of D.
All Ukrainian Jews are Urged to Attend

Auditorium of The Workmen's Circle

Linwood at Burlingame

AT WOODINGHAM

UNiversify 4 - 0564

Large Display of Hard to Find Frames

Fine Domestic and Imported Fabrics

Formerly at 2270 W. Davison

seal of op•
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provel of the U NI ON OF
ORTHODOX JEWISH
CONGREGATIONS OF
*AV CA on the label.

Heinz own "Aristocrat*
tomatoes Mended with
• rich countly cream