Friday, March 30, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

A Vital Message to You From One of Millions

Revisionists Protest
Hanging of Martyrs

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"The death of these young
heroes, who went to the gallows
with the song `Shema Israel' on
their lips, will bring forth a mass
protest from world Jewry. They
died like soldiers on the field
of battle, to defend the be-
smirched honor of the tortured
Jewish Nation.
"Their act was an expression
of protest against the White
Paper of the British Colonial Of-
fice, which closed the doors of
Palestine in the faces of hun-
dreds of thousands of Jews, who
could have been saved from the
gas chambers of Treblinka, and
other mass murder camps.

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After reading this card, can you deny Gus Leib?
Can you refuse to answer his S.O.S.? There are
over a million Jews like him in Europe — Jews
without homes, clothes, food and money. To meet

their needs, the Jewish communities of Europe

Judas Maccabeus, and Joseph
Trumpeldor.

It has been decided to hold a
memorial meeting to honor the
The following statement was two young martyrs in the near
issued by the Zionist-Revisionist future."
Organization of Detroit, immed-
They were convicted for the
iately after the receipt of the slaying of Lord Moyne and his
news of the death in Cairo, driver.
Egypt, of Eliahe Hakim and
Ephraim Ben Tsouri.

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have asked the Joint Distribution Committee for
a minimum of $46,570,000. J.D.C.'s campaign to
raise this sum is now in progress. Unless we meet
this need, Gus Leib and thousands like him cannot
survive, after many years of suffering.

NJWA Committee
To Discuss Status
Of Farband Schools

Zionist Leader- Calls for Recruitment of Public Opinion on
Jewish State; Can't Leave Fate of Our Movement
in Hands of Roosevelt and Churchill

Detroit's committee of t h e
Jewish National Workers' Affi-
ance has arranged for a confer-
ence for 2 p.m. Sunday, at the
Farband School, 1912 Taylor, to
discuss the status of the Farband
Schools.
Reports will be submitted -- on
the progress of the schools.
S. Levine, district secretary of
the schools, will summarize the
activities of the last 30 years
. and will outline the accomplish-
ments to date.
A. Meyerowitz will report on
activities in the local schools.
M. Gold will be the chairman.
Ideological views affecting the
schools will be discussed and
Farband members will be asked
to participate in the discussion.
The central committee of Far-
hand schools will be represented
by a national leader.
Arrangements are being made
for a large representation of
leaders in the labor Zionist
movement.

the fate of our movement in the'. ,
hands of these two statesmen." a resolution?" Senator Taft con-
He recalled that Churchill, de- cluded: "I am prepared to re-
spite his definite friendliness to introduce the resolution at any
the Zionist cause, was the author time that your leaders think it
of the White Paper of 1922, and advisable."
has permitted the continuance of
The Ohio Senator charged that
the McDonald White Paper, of
1939. Despite Roosevelt's sup- President Roosevelt and the Ad-
port for Zionism, the U. S. has ministration have no consistent
done "nothing to undo the mis- policy on the Palestine question.
chief of the White Paper," Dr. He stressed the vital need for im-
Silver said, and "the executive mediate political recognition of
branch of our government" was a Jewish national home and a
responsible for shelving the Pal- Jewish State in Palestine by the
great powers, declaring that "un-
estine resolution.
less the principle is adopted now
Political Exigencies
by the great powers and incor-
"Political exigencies frequently porated in the peace settlement,
deflect the clear purposes even there will be no Jewish national
of our best friends," he warned.
home and no Jewish national
"Refugeeism may yet defeat commonwealth."
Zionism," he said, "it is not for
us at this time to stress Palestine Britain Spent
400 Million
as a place of refuge, if what we
In Zion Since War Began
seek is a Jewish State." Besides,
JERUSALEM (Z 0 A) — Ac-
"the world was not greatly mov-
ed by our plea in behalf of mil- cording to a reliable estimate, a
' lions of our fellow Jews now sum of $400,000,000 was spent by
the British military authorities
lying dead."
in the
Palestine
Referring to the President's of
war since the outbreak
and Churchill's meetings with
in September, 1939.
Ibn Saud, he said: "One wonders The money was spent in the
why Arab states were consulted form of payment for services for
in the first place about the fate goods delivered or to cover the
of the Jewish National Home. cost of construction of military
Was the Jewish people consulted installments.
about the fate of Iraq, or Syria,
or Saudi Arabia?"
Speakers at the dinner includ-
ed: Senate majority leader Alben
Barkley, Senator Robert A. Taft
(R) of Ohio, Rabbi Wolf Gold
of Mizrachi; David Pinski, Presi-
dent of the Jewish National
Workers Alliance; Dr. Reinhold
Niebuhr and Dr. Emanuel Neu-
mann who presided.
Praises Silver's Stand
Praising Dr. Silver for having
"stood firm for prompt action by
our Government," Senator Taft
said: "I can only repeat that un-
less our government takes a dif-
From the
ferent position . than it has up
to this time, the chances for the
Staff
establishment of a Palestine
Commonwealth will disappear
of
forever."
He asserted that the Palestine
resolutiOri has had throughout,
"the overwhelming personal sup-
port of the members of the Sen-
ate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions." Declaring that the Ex-
ecutive branch has repeatedly
deferred the resolution, he asked:
Cadillac
"Why would not his (the Presi-
Square
dent's) hand be?, .0rengtheneci by:,

JERUSALIM (ZOA) — Stu-
dents of the graduating classes
of Palestine's high schools have
been urged to enlist in the
Jewish Brigade, in a call by the
Jewish Central Recruiting Com-
mittee. All youths of 18 in the
8th grade of Palestine's high
schools were asked to join im-
mediately and told that they
would be granted diplomas up-
on enlistment. Those under 13
will have to enlist at the end of
the school year.
The Central Recruiting Com-
mittee pointed out that while
the need for manpower for agri-
culture and security, which in
the past was recruited from the
ranks of the school youth was
acute, nonetheless all priority
must be given to the Brigade.

Orilettirr s

Dr. Silver, Taft Demand
`Decision Now' on Palestine

NEW YORK (JPS)—Dr. Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve-
land declared at a dinner in his honor at the Hotel Commo-
dore that "the most effective representation in a democracy
is through organized public opinion," and that while Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill "are well
intentioned towards us," it would be "a mistake to leave

"These two young heroes will
long be remembered by the Jew-
ish Nation, and their names will
forever be emblazoned on the
pages of Jewish history, along-
side such names as Bar Kochba,

Urge Students Enlist
In Jewish Brigade

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