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Families-Give Up 2 Sons
In War Against the Enemy

Up, Justice

Page Thirty-five

Refugees in Orient Get JDC Aid

By HARRY KOVNER •

Justice as all know is the foundation
Of law and order in human society.
Justice is a spiritual manifestation
And a guard against the selfish and
the mighty.
—

Three Brothers From St. Paul, Minn., Killed, Twins, Fighting
Side by Side, Die in Action; the Late Rev. Moldowsky
of Detroit Suffered Double Loss Before His Death

Justice is a heavenly word
Conceived to protect against wrong;
The voice.of justice is often heard
But seldom practiced by the strong.

Justice invariably is blinded by graft,
Be it in the form of position, power,

or gold.
BY HELEN KKANTZLER
learned that Sanford, too, had
The masses are left on the high seas
- Among the families who mourn been killed in Italy.
in a raft,
And on the auction block of greed are
.the loss of the 10,782 Jews already
Equally tragic is the pain of ir-
sold.
known to have died fighting for
America there are known to be at revocable loss suffered by the Justice is depicted as blind.
Impartial ,correct and strict:
least 51 Jewish families, each of Pearlins of Quincy, Mass., whose But somehow a way will find
whom sacrificed two sons in the two sons perished three years For a bribe to change a verdict.
war against the...Axis. According to apart_ Edward, a member of the Alas justice didn't open its eyes to see
slaughtet of millions of Jews.
the docUmented casualty lists of merchant marine, was killed in ac- The
And it turned a deaf ear to their de-
the National Jewish Welfare Board tion aboard the S.S. Illinois when
spondent plea
And
paid no heed to the ghastly news.
Bureau of War Records, in one. his ship was torpedoed in the Ca-
•family alone death struck three ribbean Sea. Three years later, his In the wilderness was their cry.
offer of help came from anywhere.
times.
brother, Eugene, tail gunner in the No
Not a people on earth made a try.
These are facts which proclaim Army Air Corps, holder of the Air To save them from the infernal night-
mare.
the sacrifice of American Jewish Medal and two Oak Leaf Clusters,
lads who gave their lives to leave a with 50 missions, was killed re- In the face of such a catatrophic
tragedy
legacy of peace: these are facts turning .from a raid over-Germany. To the
Jews at the hand of mankind
Nothing is done to secure a remedy—
which do honor to the sorrowing ,
Justice remains deal, dumb and blind.
mothers and fathers whose brav-
Even today the remnant of the Jewish
ery in suffering equals their sons'
race
heroism.
Have neither home nor land of their
own
Served Canada and U. S.
Strangers in the land of their fathers
The late Rev. B. Moldowsky of
they face
Terror with no hope for a brighter
Detroit lost two sons, Lee K., in
dawn.
the Royal Canadian Air Force and
Yet justice lends a ready ear
Sol, U. S. Army.
To the Iranian dispute.
Why all the fuss and false fear
Among the typical cases of
If not to protect English loot.
brothers who died in service were
Amazing how justice opened her eyes
the three Liebfeld boys from St.
wide
At the Nuremberg top Nazi trial.
Paul, Minn. Lt. Sigmund Liebfeld.
It stands loy ally on the alert at their
a Liberator pilot and veteran of .
side
To aid and to comfort them all the
three years in the Army Air Corps.'
while.
was returning to England from a
Wake up justice before 'tis too late
raid over Europe when his plane
You know that mankind cannot long
exist.
was lost over the English Channel
On intolerance. graft. greed. war and
--just one month after his broth-
hate
God didn't intend man to act like
er, Aloiris. a Marine lieutenant.
jungle heasts
had been killed on Saipan.
Wake up Justire. Open wide your eyes
The bereaved parents, Mr. and
And see the me.-‘cry, shame and dis-
g!ace.
Mrs. Louis Liebfeld, received some
Caused by your duplicity and lies
ineastn -e of comfort from the
Pray it isn t the late to save the human
race.
knowledge that their only surviv-
_ tCopyt i ghted 1946)
•
ing son. serving with the Anaeri-
•
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•
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can forces in England, would not
Jack Benny Joins
be sent to the front lines. Sam, an :
Production Partnership
Sitting at his draftsman's
aviation engineer, was thus re-
board. this former prisoner of
called from England and assigned
Jack Benny. after 20 years
Buchenwald,
after
a
year's
study
'o flight test duties in the United
under the management of Arthur
in
engineering.
picks
up
the
States. His work included the test-
Lyons' agency. switched over to
tools of his trade, ready to play
ing of jet-propelled planes. Sam
Jules Steins' famous Music Corp-
an important role in the con-
met death near Minneapolis in a
oration of America agency. The
struction of Palestine's future.
plane crash during a routine flight.
American Jews have made a
deal includes plans for joint
solemn pledge through the
Downed 181•• Planes
partnerships between Jack and
Jules in independent film-produc-
The story of the Emmer boys of ..United Jewish Appeal to re-
habilitate
thousands
of
other
tion. theater production. theater
Clayton. Mo.. is especially dra-
victims of Hitler. retraining
one-
intensive
matic. First, 19-year-old Raymond
Play buys. an
them for their new duties in
nighter tour a la Bob Hope and
wa_s killed with an automatic rifle
the Land of Promise. The Unit-
plans in other directions.
in his hand, somewhere in Ger-
ed Palestine Appeal faces urgent
many. on the birthday of his
settlement and upbuilding tasks
in the Jewish homeland.
brother. Capt. Wallace Enimer
ace flier of World War II, who
BEST WISHES OF
held a record of 18 ,-2 enemy planes Histadruth Aide Freed
shot down. A year later, Capt. From Camp in Hospital
THE SEASON
Enuner piloted his Mustang over
JERUSALEM, (JPS. Pakor)—
enemy territory. Flak hit his plane Berl Repetur, of the .Histadruth
and he was forced to bail out. He (general labor federation Council
died of heart failure, a prisoner of Haifa. who was arrested in the
British round-up of Jewish leaden
of the Germans.
Jacob and Mary Gans of the June 29. was released from mili-
Bronx N. Y.. received War De- tary custody Sept. 1. after spend-
0030 OAKWOOD BLVD.
partment notifications only a few ing most of his detention period
days apart, that 22-year-old Solo- in Belison Hospital, near Petah
Melvindale. Mich.
mon. a lieutenant in the Infantry, Tikvah, as a result of heart at-
had been killed in Prance, and tacks.
that their other son, Ralph., had
died in England four weeks later.
With equally merciless swift-
ness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goland
of Los Angeles, received within 36
hours the news of the death of
their two sons. Pfc. Hyman and
S/Sgt. Martin Goland were killed
on the Normandy front a week
apart and within 100 miles of each
other.
Died in Brother's Arms
The roster of Jewish families to
whom the loss of a son occurred
-twice daring World War II, is long
NEW YEAR'S
and• fraught with- tragedy. - Ber-
nard and Sanford Wilkof, for in-
stance, were twins who had never
- GREETINGS
been apart, even in the Army.
Death separated them — Bernard
FROM THE ENTIRE
died in the arms of his brother in
North Africa. Soon after, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Wilkof, of Canton, 0.,
STAFF. OFF THE—

A Time to Create

Warm, new clothing is provided Jewish refugees in Shang-
hai. China, who survived Japanese internment during the war.
Here a Joint Distribution Committee worker hands out clothing.

Federalization Only Plan
In Zion, CanterbUry Says

HAPPY NEW YEAR

MONTREAL (JTA )"The federal
solution" proposed by the British
government is the only possible
solution for the Palestine problem.
according to the Archbishop of
Canterbury, who is now on a tour
in Canada. "All nations must
combine, according to their abili-
ties, to provide for those Jews
who cannot continue to live in
Europe," he added.

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