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THE JEWISH NEWS
$1,000,000 Sent
By JNF to Buy
Palestine Land
Small Jewish State
Urged by Guard. km
Speed Agricultural Develop-
ment to Settle Refugees
on New Tracts
NEW YORK — The sum of
$1,000,000 for the purchase of
new land tracts in Palestine, to
ave the way for an accelerated
Jewish agricultural \development
to make possible the absorption
of a large-scale immigration, was
cabled to the headquarters of
• the Jewish National Fund in
Jerusalem, it was announced` by
Judge Mbrris Rothenberg, presi-
dent of the JNF of America.
The remittance coincided with
the opening of the Extraordinary
World Zionist Conference, which
began its sessions on July 31. in
London, and was effected as an
expression of American Jewry's
solidarity with the demand for
opening the gates of the country
to liberated Jews.
Judge Rothenberg, who was.
designated by the JNF as a dele
gate to the London Conference
but was unable to undertake the
trip abroad because. of his judi-
cial chities, made public the text
, of a cable, message he addressed
to Dr. Abraham Gran ovsky, .
„Managing - director of the Jewish
National Fund in Jerusalem, _ac-
companying the $1,6007000 remit-
tance.
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Special•Wire to Jewish News
LONDON (JTA) —The strong-
ly pro-Zionist Manchester Guard-
ian on Tuesday caused surprise
by suggesting the settlement of
the Palestine problem through
partition. '
'
• an editorial on, the eve of
the 'ZiChis t Conference, the
Guardian urges "the establish-
ment of -a small ' 'Jewish 'State",
The Guardian adds that further
delay in solving thew Palestine
problem 'by Great Britain. may
lead to 'a situation where Dr.
Chaim Weizmann will find it im-
possible to control the Zionist
movement
The Manchester Guardian at
the same' time- stresses that out-
breaks in Palestine would be
to the Jewish cause and
would be embarassing to the
new government-It declares that
only a •solution • guaranteed' by
Great Britain, Russia and the
United States would be .accept-
able to Jews- and Arabs and de-
clares that the repeal 'of' the
White Paper will most certainly
be opposed by the Arabs.
Friday, August 3, 1945
Relatives Scan Vaad Hatzala Lists Romania Convicts
14 Anti-Semites
Special Wire to Jewish News
BUCHAREST (JTA)—Fourteen
persons were convicted for mur-
dering Jews or deporting them
to death camps in Transnistria.
Nine received life terms, two
prison terms of 25 years and the
other three terms of 10 to 12
years.
ORT Technical School
Reopened in Budapest
NEW YORKL-4.nn.omicernent
that 7,500 new names of concen-
tration camp survivors had been
received by the Vaad Hatzala
Emergency Committee, brought
throngs of relatives and friends
of Europe's missing Jewry into
its offices at 132 Nassau - Street.
The names were obtained dur-
ing the Past few months while
relief teams operating from
Switzerland under the direction
of Isaac Sternbuch, the .Vaad
Hatzala's European' director,
were distributing- • more than
$300,000 worth, of food and
medical supplies to the freed in-
mates of Aushwitz, BuChenwald,
Allendorf and Bergen-Belsen
concentration camps.
More than 15 per cent of the
visitors to the Vaad Hatzala'a
office reported they found the
names of relatives whom they
had given up long ago as dead.
The Vaad Hatzala is also en -
gaged in Jewish relief and rescue
work in Russia, Switzerland,
Sweden; Belgium and France.
,NEW YORK — With the per-
mission of the. Hungarian gov-
ernment, the ORT technical
school in Budapest has been re-
opened, according to word,from
Dr. Aaron Syngalovski, vice-
president of the World ORT
Union.
Under the leadership of Ed-
mund. Fischer, long - 'active in
Hungarian Jewish affairs, ORT
has re-established :much of its
prewar activities .in Hungary,
with the aim of preparing Jews
to be artisans in universally use-
ful trades. •
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Reichhold Nan es
$32,500' Symphony •
Contest Jud,kes
Seven_ prominent musicians
whd will judge the $32,500 Sym-
phony of the Americas competi-
tion were announced by its spon-
sor, Henry H. Reichhold,
dent of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra, in announcing four
major changes liberalizing the
contest rules and extending the
final entry date to March 1, 1946.
The International Jury, which
will select three prize-winning
syinphoniC works from thoSe sub-
mitted by composers•of the 22
Western Hemisphere nations, in-
eludes Karl Krueger, music di-'
rector of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra; pt. :ric Delainarter,
composer- and conductor; Herbert
Elwell, .-niusic- critic :of the • Cleve-
land Plain :Dealer; Dr., lioviard
Hanson;}composer and . director
of the-'Eastman School of Altlitic; -
Donald M. -Swarthout, Dean: of
the Fine Arts School, University
of Kansas, arid Alfred NETallen-
stein, musical director of the Los
Angeles Philharrnonic. Orchestra.
As it is planned that:Karl
Krileger will conduct first ::: per -'
forrnances of the prize-Winning
works ;tduring the Detroit :Sym.-,
phony!s regalar, series . cif Miitual
network broadcasts, Mr. Krue
ger will- serve as chairmap of
the Jury.,
Kiti'at Bergen Belven
Seeking Detroiters
—Repair and modernization of homes and commercial struc-,
tures • Construction of private garages • Medical, dental
and hospital bills • Purchase of automobiles • Purchase of
securities • Taxes • Education • Vacations • 'Consolida-
tion of debts • The needs of small business.
Many, borrowers pay far more than they should in interest and
costs. When you borrow, yeu are entitled to the full advantages
of our new INSTALOAN plan.
The Joint Distribution Corn-
' mittee ha's messages for the 'fol-
lowing Detroiters:
John Miksrewski sought' by '
Guta Iziel formerly interned at
Bergen: Beisen; David Stwid,
sought by Masia Braude also .of
Bergen Belsen;, and Max Stone,
sought by - 1Vfascha • 'Brande of
Salzwedel.
The 'JDC received these ines.:.
sages -via the London office.
Anyone possessing information
about these individuals is re-
quested to communicate with the
JDC ,at. 270 MadiSon Ave., N. 1.1
30 Conveniently Located Banking Offices;
!4_14..441
J. Ternierbatim-• Sought
By Snriivor of Nazism
.
Berek Tenerihaiirn, a Polish
Jew of Torriasiow, who' survived
in a German :concentration camp,
is looking. for his relative,. J.
Tennerbaum,; a resident of 'De-
troit.' Mr. Tennerbaurif s , last.
knotk',addresa: was on 'Pokland
Ave: —
For further information call'
Mrs: Sylvia Schwartz TR. 2-4080,
Jewich. Social Service Bureau,
Ir.;
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