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JWB Gets Aid of Army, Navy Heads, Jewish Chaplains,
USO, Thousands of Volunteers for Camp,
Synagogue and Ship Services

LEWIS

UAHC-HUC Fund Drive
Sets $581,933 Record

NEW YORK — A 15 per cent in-
Nrease in the funds raised by the
1945-46 combined campaign of
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations and the Hebrew
Union College has been announced
by Roger W. Straus of New York,
national icampaign chairman. For
the fiscAl year ending June 30.
1946, $581.933 was raised.
The combined campaign of the
UAHC and HUC. of which Jerome
L. Levy is national finance di-
rector, raises funds for the main-
tenance and support of the UAHC
and the Hebrew Union College,
Cincinnati. It is an annual cam-
paign, not to be confused with
Foundation Fund of the Hebrew
Union College, which is seeking
to raise capital funds for the col-
lege.

RABBI ALVIN I. FINE

CINCINNATI—Rabbi Alvin I.
Fine, Hebrew Union College '43
graduate, has been appointed to
the newly-established post of di-
rector of field activities of the
college.
Dr. Julian Morgenstern. presi-
dent, in making the announce-
ment. said that Rabbi Fine will
have his offices at the college in
Cincinnati.
Rabbi Fine's duties will include
establishment and maintenance of
contacts with prospective HUC
students; liaison between the col-
lege and congregations through
the country in co-operation with
the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations; super vi sion of
HUC students' bi-weekly and High
Holyday services in various cities.

Dr. O. D. Schwartz Back
From Army. Resumes Practice
Dr. Oscar D. Schwartz, formerly
a lieutenant-colonel in the U. S.
Army Medical Corps, has returned
to Deteoit and has resumed prac-
tice of _medicine in the David
Broderick Bldg.

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Plan $25,000,000 Purchases
For Palestine in the U. S.

In a statement issued at the
offices of the Economic Bureau

of American machinery, equipment
and raw materials will be pur-

chased during 1946 for Palestine.
Mr. Shenkar, head of "Lodzia",
one of Palestine's foremost knit

good plants, has been in this
country fq, several months study-
ing the possibility of securing
necessary equipment and raw
materials here.

FEPC Dies With Warning
Of Increasing Race Bias
WASHINGTON, D. C.—(JPS)
—The Federal Fair Employment
Practice Committee. created by
executive order of the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt, June 25, 1941,
went out of existence at mid-
night. July 1, after warning in
its final report that the gains of
Negro, Mexican-American and
Jewish workers were being lost
rapidly through an "unchecked
revival" of job discrimination.

N. Y. Will Probe
Reports of Racial

Bias in Schools

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A nine-
man committee appointed by the
city council will hold public hear-
ings soon to investigate the ex-
tent of racial discriminatiorr is
the selection of teachers and the
admission of students in the
city's schools.
The committee is authorized to
"examine into, study and investi-
gate the admission practices and
policies of all educational insti-
tutions within the city claiming
to be non-sectaran. for the pur-
pose of ascertaining whether. or
to what extent, these institutions
or any of them practice discrim-
ination against any person or
persons because of race, color,
creed, religion or national origin,
either in the admission of stu-
dents or employment of members
of their teaching staffs."

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of the Palestine Foundation Fund
(Keren Hayesod), 41 E. 42 St.,
N. Y. C., Aryeh Shenkar, presi-
dent of the Manufacturers' Assn.
of Palestine, spoke of the increas-
ing role American industry and
commerce can play in the up-
building of Palestine. Mr. Shen-
kar pointed to the fact that Pal-
estine imports from the United
States totalled $18,000,000 in 1945
as against $8,000,000 for 1939, the
last pre-war year. He stressed the
fact that fully $25,000,000 worth

NEW YORK—With the aid and cooperation of the high-
est Army and Navy authorities, Jewish chaplains, USO staff
and the thousands of volunteers of the JWB Army and Navy
committees, thousands of Jewish servicemen at home and
abroad will attend Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services
in camps and synagogues and on ships at sea. Arrangements

for the observance have been
made by the National Jewish Wel- Maddox stated that "every effort
fare Board, according to reports
will be made to insure prompt and
received at the national JWB of-
adequate delivery of supplies, and
fice.
the most complete coverage pos-
Will Serve Hospitals
The JWB also will serve the sible."
needs this year of the Jewish
JWB has shipped supplies in-
wounded, and will provide holiday eluding 95,000 calendars. 84,580
services, gifts and home hospital-
ity to veterans of both wars at greeting cards, 57,413 High Holi-
day leaflets, 2,229 recordings of
veterans' facilities.
The War Department has in- the services, and 20 shofars. Spe-
formed the JWB that existing. cial prayer books will be given to
regulations concerning leaves will each serviceman.
be observed as in the past, and
In the U. S. Jews will receive
"beneficiaries of the Jewish faith leaves to go home. or will worship
will be granted passes to partici- in communities near camps, re-
pate in the celebration of the High ceiving synagogue ticket. from
Holidays." The Navy has a similar JWB committees, and go into
Policy. homes for dinner.
Services will be held in Europe. Jewish Communities Cooperate
A report from a JWB worker
Korea. China and Japan. and
the American continent at Ber- in Temple. Tex. said. "despite the
inuda. Panama, Labrador. Alaska. ending of the war it has been my
Iceland. Greenland and N e w experience that our Jewish corn-
Foundland. JWB will provide munities are more than willing to
rabbis at the request of the chap- cooperate in the High Holyday
lain of the Atlantic Division of Preparation as well as on any Jew-
the Air Transport Command. In ish holiday programs."
Efforts are being made to have
Germany and Austria chaplains
will hold services at Bremen, a rabbi or JWB worker in every
Frankfurt, Heidelberg, Nuremberg. veterans' facility, no matter how
few the number of Jewish patients.
Munich. Salzburg and iVenna
Committees and groups asso-
('ome from Distant Places
In the Pacific, Jewish chaplain:, ciated with the Womn's Division
will lead their GI flocks at Hawaii. of the Board have provided 114
Okinawa. Korea. China and the sets of High Holiday recordings
Philippines. At Secul, in Korea. a for veterans facilities.
chaplain reports that "hundreds
The Jewish News is mailed to
of soldiers are coming from dis -
tant places for services to be held our subscribers, not tossed on the
in the sanctimonious throne room porch. It goes into the home. Call
of the Korean capital." In Europe RA. 7956 to place your classified
and Asia chaplains assisted by and display ads.
refugee civilian cantors will hold
services for GIs and local civilians
in synagogues and at the JWB
religious hospitality centers in
Germany
European Theater Chaplain Paul
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THE`/ JEWISH NEWS

New Field Activities
Director of HUC

Servicemen at Home, Abroad
To Attend Holyday Services

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