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THE JEWISH NEWS

Refuge for the Wandering Jew

Friday, December 28, 1945
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Veteran Chalutza U.S. Rabbis Ask
Ban on Racial
Arrives in U.S.
With the soil of the Emek on Discrimination

MIAS Does. World-Wide
Joh for Immigrants

Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society Enables
Refugees to Reach Havens of Safety, Provides Many
-- Other Services Where There Are Jews

American Jewry, as the largest and most influential
Jewish community in the world, ,has undertaken as its
special responsibility the • care of the. surviving Jews of

Europe. We have wept over those -
who were butchered by the Naz- U. S. Government HIAS acts as
is; we have highly resolved that a forwarding agency for Amer--
those who remain shall be coin- cans sending money, and food and
pletely rehabilitated, and shall clothing packages, to relatives
be enabled, through our help, to abroad. Thus suffering is eased,
start their lives anew, under con- while plans for migration go for-
ditions of dignity. ward.
European Jewry has two im-
After an immigrant arrives at
mediate needs—one is the need his . country .of destination, he
for relief, for food and for cloth- needs help to_ becorne adjusted to
ing. The other is to settle in hiS new countrY. Wherever he
places where Jews can earn a liv- may go, there he will find 1001
ing, can secure justice,. • can be HIAS committees to welcome
free from discrimination, and hitn, to smooth hiS 'Path, to give
thus can lead once more a normal him assistance until he is settled,
life; to meet this need, HIAS, the and to speed the process of inte-
Hebrew Sheltering and Immi- gration into his new land.
grant • Aid Society, acts as the
.'60 tears of Experience:
agent of American Jewry, with
In the U. S. HIAS continues to
its Detroit • support coming
through the Allied Jewish Cam- carry on the activities on behalf
of immigrnti which are the end
paign.
product of 60 year's of experienCe,
Still • Migratory People
receiving its Detroit support froin
Victory has left the Jews still the Allied Jewish Canipaign, •
a Migratory people. Of those who
Boats bearing Jewish passen-
were deported, from their old gers are met on arrival. They are
homes by the Nazis, most died helped to clear through the im-
under the whip and dub of the migration authorities, and some
torturer, or in gas chambers or are sheltered by HIAS until.theY
crematories. And those who sur- leave for their ultimate 'destina-
vived in many cases cannot re- tion.
turn to their old homes. -
This is the job of HIAS: to re-
Thus there are three types of unite scattered families, to locate
essential migration through relatives, . to act as agent for
which the Jews are passing: some Atherican Jews: seeking to - help
will seek new countries. in which their relatives abroad, to give
to settle, some will seek to .re- Jews technical and financial as-
turn to their old homes, and fin- sistance to Migrate, and to guard
ally, some who succeeded in es- their interests in their new coun-
caping to havens of refuge during tries.
the war, and who had hoped to
remain in their former homes be-
cause their expectations in their
new domiciles were disappoint-.

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NEW YORK, (JTA)—The de-
her hands and the light of faith
in her eyes, Sara Kukso alighted mand that "all racial discrimina-
tion and segregation be banned
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by the laws of states and na-
tions," was voiced in a statement
adopted here at the closing ses-
sion of the two-day Institute on.
Judaism and Race Relations held
under the auspices of the Com-
mission on Justice and Peace of
the Central Conference of the
American Rabbis.
The statement emphasized that
"theories of racial superiority and
inferiority have no foundation in
modern science" and declared
that the false theories on race
MRS. SARA KAPLAN. KVKSO have been used as a political
instrument of anti-democratic
from the Cairo-Washington plane: forces the world over. Dealing
recently to visit the Pioneer with the treatment of Negro
citizens in the U. S., the state-
Women.
Sara Kukso answered the call' ment—issued on behalf of more
of duty when she acceded to the than 100 rabbis—emphasized the .
wish of the Moatzath Hapoaloth heroism displayed by Negro
(Council of Working Women in troops during the war, and urged
Palestine) to make the journey that the FEPC should be made
permanent and that provisions be
at this time.
Sara Kukso is not the Zionist embodied in the federal aid bills
propagandist who uses words guaranteeing greater education-
glibly and presents the Yishuv al opportunity to Negroes.
The statement pointed out that
in patterns to catch the eye
quickly. Rather she speaks of prejudice is often strengthened,
Palestine with the quiet simplic- if not created, by the circulation
city of a free person who 'steps of false and malicious 'defama-
on terra firma.
tions of racial or religious groups.
Her brother, Eliezer Kaplan, "We believe that groups which
took' the same road, and is one of haVe been libeled should have the
Palestine's leading economists right by private civil action to
and "Minister of Finance" of the sue for an injunction, compulsory
Jewish Agency. Her sister,' Mrs. retraction, or a minimum _pen-
Klachky, carries on the Labor alty," it 'declared.
Zionist work. in Mexico, where
she heads the Pioneer Women.
And Sara—a graduate kindergar-
ten teacher, went straight from
the port of arrival to Mikve Is-
rael Agricultural School, where
she taught the children of the
faculty and the workers who set-
tled with their families to study
agriculture.

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called by Aaron Droock, Council
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Whatever the reason for mi-
gration, whatever the type of mi-
gration, the difficulties that face
the individual Jew who must mi-
grate are simply staggering.
HIAS offices in Europe must se-
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identity papers, exit visas, transit
visas, passports, etc., for the indi-
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must be carried on.
To bring these services right to
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• During the war HIAS enabled
refugees to reach safe shores in
Palestine, North Africa, Portugal,
Spain and Switzerland, where
HIAS offices continued to guard
their status. In the Far East, the
HIAS office rendered service to
refugees and acted as the instru-
mentality for other agencies, in- .
eluding the International'. Red
Cross.
There are services connected
with immigration which begin
long before the first active steps
to immigration are taken, and
continue after the immigrant has
arrived at his destination.
Before immigration the first
thought of the - scattered JeWish
families of Europe is reunion.
HIAS Location Service has re-
ceived over 10,000 inquirieS con-
cerning members of 50,000 fam
ilies. HIAS European offices have
supplemented the regular. • lOca-
ton machinery by making direct
inquiries .in their various zones
of operation.

Council to Hold.
Special Meeting
On Budgeting

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