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INEXT WEEK' THE SERPENT TEMPTS EVE!
Children Tell Their Views on Campaign
Pupils Show Exceptional Understanding
Of Needs of Europe's Jewish Survivors
Students of Hebrew, Yiddish and Sunday Schools Ready to
Sacrifice Luxuries for Homeless and Orphaned Youth
Overseas; Lend Full Support to Allied Drive --
With the School Project under way enlisting the support
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of Jewish children in the Allied Jewish Campaign, the
pupils of the Hebrew, Yiddish and Sunday schools of Detroit
are showing exceptional understanding and maturity in their
approach to the problems of their people overseas.
Representative children from the various schools were
asked to state the reasons why,
they felt this campaign must be must remember that those are
supported by every member of our own flesh and blood living in
the Detroit Jewish community. squalor and privation and in
JEROME BRONSON, 16, chair- many places in fear of their lives.
plan of school campaign of We must not forget them. We
Temple Beth El Religious School, cannot; for the sake of humanity,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bron- they must be saved."
CARMI SLOMOVITZ, 12, Bag-
son, 19340 Ohio:
"Temple Beth El is exerting all ley branch United Hebrew
its energies to support the United Schools, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jewish Appeal. Every student Philip Slomovitz, 17417 Stoepel:
"We have been shown photo-
. of Temple Beth El has given
wholeheartedly to this driVe graphs of little children taken to
which will help to save the lives the Displaced Persons camps in
Europe. Look at the smile which
of Jews the world over."
was forced on the children by the
SHULAMITH LAIKI N, 11, photographer! You can see these
Philadelphia Byron branch of are not real smiles. It is up to
United Hebrew Schools, daughter us, the children of America to
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Laikin, make them smile again in a real
8360 LaSalle Blvd.:
way. We are doing this through
"We want to help bring the our campaign which we are try-
orphaned children of Europe to ing to make a success."
Palestine where they will again
GAIL GANS, 10, Northwest
find mothers to take the place of Hebrew Congregation School,
their mothers whom they have daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
lost. We are therefore doing Gans; 18707 Woodinghain:
everything we can to make our
"Just think of all the suffering
campaign a success."
Jews in Europe and Asia! Just
MANUAL ROSENBAUM, 16, think of all the homeless and
United Jewish High School, son parentless children! And remem-
of Mr. and Mrs. David Rosen- ber that the least we can do for
them is to help them financially!
baum, 15880 Tuller:
"The Allied Jewish Campaign Remember that our assistance
Means to me.the salvation of the will make these people happier,
Jewish people not just physically, give them a sense of security and
but also intellectually, for the loss a feeling of belonging to our
Of the Jews still living in Europe, great family of Jews. Let us do
would also mean the loss of everything we can."
JERRY ABRAMS, 13, Rose
hundreds of years of Jewish cul-
ture. If those who have miracul- Sittig Cohen branch of United
ously survived the indescribable Hebrew Schools, 18475 North-
horrors of World War II can be lawn:
"Am I my brother's keeper? was
brought to safety and security in
Palestine, then the Jewish people asked by the first murderer. We
will be able to continue to hold are not murderers. We are there-
their heads as high as, if not fore our brother's keeper. We
in some cases higher than, the must help our brothers in Europe
!other peoples of the world. We and Palestine and do everything
we can to save them. Our school
is determined that those who
need our help shall have it."
DICK SANDERS, 15, Shaarey
Zedek School, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Alexander W. Sanders, 12342
Broadstreet:
"Of the million and a half Jew-
ish children in Europe before the
war, there remain only 150,000
today. Nine out of every ten
Jewish children died during the
war, while we, the Jewish youth
of America, could do nothing
about it. But now we can do
something to save the lives of
those who remain. We are being
asked to give so that they can
live; for we have so much and
they have so little. The Allied
Jewish Campaign needs the sup-
port of every Jewish youth in
America, to attain its $100,000,000
goal. Let's not let them down.
Remember—"Give and they live;
don't and they die."
JERRY DOBRUSHIN, 12, D. W.
Simons branch United Hebrew
Schools, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Dobrushin, 3821 Elmhurst:
"It just isn't fair that we Am-
erican children should have it all
and they should have nothing.
We should give all we can. We
should try to sacrifice our own
pleasures and luxuries and give
to those children who are wait-
ing and hoping for our help. Let
us do it now!"
AGNES SILVERMAN, 12, Bnai
David Religious School, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Morris Silverman,
3310 Pasadena:
"I am sorry to knoW that we
live in a world that permits the
suffering of millions of Jews and
thousands of children deprived of
what we children in America
think . necessary. I am happy that
the Allied Jewish Campaign in
the Jewi - I schools is calling all
children to help the unfortunate
children of Europe with food,
clothing and education. I would
like to appeal to all Jewish
children in Detroit to help in
the present $2,000,000 campaign.
Very close to children's hearts is
the work of the J.D.C. to supply
food, clothing, shelter and ele-
mentary education for our people
in Europe. We are thrilled with
the work of the U.P.A. For this
group will bring them to Pales-
tine. In our school I know that
the campaign will be a success."
ALLAN TRAURIG, Beth Yehu-
dah Day School, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Traurig, 2997 Buena
Vista:
"One of the most important
campaigns of 1946 is the Emer-
gency Allied Jewish Campaign. I
think it is very important to
give to this drive. It is a great
Mitzvah to give. I will tell
you what this drive does.
It
helps to bring our brothers from
Europe to Palestine and America.
It feeds the Jews in Europe. I
think that the children would give
more than 'they are giving if
they would think how important
this drive is. They could stop
going to the show and eating
candy and buying things they
don't need. I hope you will all
give to this important drive."
SHLOMO SPERKA, 12, Detroit
Hebrew Parochial School of
YeshiVath Chachmey Lublin, son
of Rabbi and Mrs. Joshua Sperka,
1938 Tuxedo:
"Now that the war is over and
so many Jews have been killed
in Europe, it is the duty of all of
the Jews of America to do
something for the remnants
who have escaped the Nazis.
They have no place to go, not
even a roof over their heads, no
clothes on their backs, and
nothing to eat. We have every-
thing we need! It would mean
a lot to those few left in Europe
if each of us would give. We
would not miss it!"
MARTIN E. CITRIN, 17, Tem-
ple Israel Religious Echool, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Citrin,
509 W. Grixdale:
"I believe we should help
Europe's Jews because we now
remain their only hope of salva-
tion. We must help them out of
respect for ourselves and because
of our duty to our fellow-Jews.
We should give not just because
we are members of the same re-
ligion but because they, and we,
are members of the same human
race. Temple Israel's students
can be counted upon to do their
share."
LENORE GLUCK, 15, Bnai
Moshe Sunday School, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs .Isaac Gluck, 3275
Richton:
"I have never felt like giving
to the campaign as I did this
Sternists Justify
Tel Aviv Attacks
By J. L. TELLER
JERUSALEM, (JPS)
T h e
Fighters for Freedom for Israel,
better known as the Stern group,
posted announcements through-
out Palestine, which were read
by thousands of persons, denying
the Government's allegation that
soldiers killed in the Tel Aviv
military parking lot, April 25,
were massacred "in cold blood."
In their usual highly eloquent
style the Sternites describe the
action as a battle of armed
against armed. They boast that
military armored cars withdrew
in fear of exploding mines, that
no Sternites were wounded in
the exchange of fire with police,
and moreover, that they captured
all weapons in the parking lot
and not merely • 12 rifles, as
the Government reported. -
They state, "We have not shot
children as British soldiers have
done; we have not tortured pris-
oners as they have done; we have
not sunk a vessel as the Struna
was sunk. We only fought it out
with a superior force guilty of
all these crimes."
Some Facts
While condemning the Stern-
ites' acts one should soberly take
into account the following: their
courage in planning and execut-
ing such attacks in a land in
which imperial might is concen-
trated; the subsequent hooligan-
ism of British soldiers in various
colonies, which is explained as
revenge against the Tel Aviv in-
cidents, but which really is a
climax of the general misbehav-
ior of British troops, character-
ized by nearly daily fatalities in
Palestine from recklessly driven
military vehicles. Naturally, this
does not mean that Jews are the
only auto casualties, but it shows
the irresponsibility of British
troops in foreign lands.
The Hebrew press points out
that the Government must take
the same measures against the
soldiers' rioting in Jewish colo-
nies as against Jewish terrorists.
year. Perhaps the reason is due
to the emphasis placed on the
need as shown by our teachers.
The least I can do is to give. If
I were old enough to go to
Europe, I would want to assist in
many other ways."