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Stevenson, Ike Seek Understanding
Among All Racial, Religions Groups

In statements made public by
the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, General
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Gov-
ernor Adlai E. Stevenson agreed
on the nation's need for under-
standing and cooperation among
all racial and religious groups.
"Without tolerance, without
understanding of each other or
without a spirit of brotherhood,
we would soon cease to exist as a
great nation," declared General
Eisenhower, calling on every
American to pledge in political
affairs that "no taint of relig-
ious or racial animosity shall
trouble our national unity."
Equally emphatic, Governor
Stevenson urged the removal and
destruction of myths that- gnaw
at our vitals," a d d i n g, "we
can ill afford to exhibit to the
ixrorld either incompetence or
injustices in dealing with the
relations of racial or religious
groups."
The statements from both
presidential candidates of . t h e
two major parties were obtained
by the National Conference of
Christians and Jews which since
its organization in 1928 has con-
ducted a program to promote
better intergroup relations and
respect for the dignities and
rights of all groups of the Am-
erican people.
The statements were released.
by the three NCCJ co-chairmen,
Benson Ford, vice - president,
Ford Motor Co.; Thoznas E.
Braniff, president, Braniff In-
ternational Airways: and Roger

Friday, September 12, 1952

W. Straus, chairman, American
Smelting & Refining Co. They
indicated that the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews
would circulate through its 62
regional offices from coast to
coast the two statements as an
educational effort in strength-
ening public opinion for -f a i r
play in politics.
In issuing the statements, the
co-chairmen also appealed to all
Americans to join in waging a
political campaign that is "fair
and according to the rules."
."All of our political parties
will seek strenuously for victory
at the polls," they said. "How-
ever, there can be no victory un-
less each party conducts a de-
cent campaign, a campaign
based only on issues, a campaign
that firmly rejects any attempt
to win votes through appeals to
racial and religion -s antagon-
isms."

Israeli Radio Factory
Rapidly Expanding

Service Group Slag Day Sept. 23:
`Rigger Than a Three-Ring Circus'

Bigger than a three-ring cir-
cus" is the way Milton K. Mah-
ler, Detroit Service Group presi-
dent, put it when discussing
plans for the third annual DSG
Stag Day, scheduled from 10
a.m. on, Tuesday, Sept. 23, at
Franklin Hills Country Club.
Functioning as the trade and
professional fund-raising arm. of
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
the Detroit Service Group is
staging a repeat performance of
its "day of relaxation" for its
members—men who worked in

the 1952 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
Golf _ , cards, dinner at 6:30
p.m., entertainment and prizes
will be the order of business for
the day with no speaker, no ap-
peals and no fund-raising in-
cluded on the agenda.
Service Group board members
will take up final arrangements
for Stag Day, according to Har-
vey H. Goldman, chairman of
the board, at 8. p.m., Tuesday,
at the Davison Jewish Center.

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Shown above is an Is r a el
worker spraying a radio cabinet
at the Ben Gal radio factory in ,
Jaffa. Israel's first radio factory,
Ben Gal is growing so rapidly
that it will soon occupy a new
building near Tel Aviv. All
phases of Israel's economy are
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Sen.
Guy M. Gillette, chairman of a expanding under the impact of
Senate Elections Subcommittee, American investments through
said that legislation is-being pre- the $500,000,000 Israel bond is-
pared which would help to elim- sue.

Senate Will Curb
Racial Propaganda
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are the overwhelming choice of

business leaders all over the coun-
try. Styled in unmistakable man-
ner ... made and finished by a

inate from election campaigns
material defaming racial and
Israelis to Eat Well
religious minorities.
He explained that, while the
During High Holy Days
Subcommittee would not recom-
mend any measure curbing free
TEL AVIV, (JTA) — Israeli
speech, it hoped to fix the re-
residents will get increased
sponsibility for anti-Semitic and
food rations for the forthcom-
other biased propaganda sent
ing. Jewish holidays, it was
out on behalf of various candi-
announced by Dr. Dov Joseph,
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Sixty- dates without their consent. The
Minister of Trade and In-
five Americans who are going to Senator said he knew of a num-
dustry, who is in charge of
Israel under auspices of the ber of instances in which candi-
food distribution.
World Zionist Executive and dates claimed they knew noth-
The Minister said in his
the Jewish Agency for Palestine , hag of scurrilous matter circulat-
broadcast that food reserves
to participate in special low-cost ed in their behalf by profession-
in Israel today are greater
Hebrew language study courses, al hate-mongers. It was ex-
than ever before. He stated
in a training program for Amer-- plained that the legislation un-
that an extra ration of one-
ican Jewish community youth der consideration would make it
third of a pound of frozen
leaders or to settle there per- unlawful to distribute such ma-
mea t and one-fifth of a
manently, sailed f o r Haifa terial on behalf of a candidate
pound of fat will be dis-
aboard the SS Nassau.
without his previous knowledge
tributed for Rosh Hashanah.
The largest contingent is made • and consent.
up of 42 Americans and Cana-
dians who have been awarded
fellowships by the World Zionist
Executive for a year's training
and study in Israel prior to as-
suming poSts of leadership in
their home communities.
The fellowship winners, travel-
ling under the auspices of the
Jewish Agency's Youth - and Cha-
luziut Department, will spend
six months studying at the Youth
Leadership institute in Jeru-
HANDSOME
salem and six months at practi-
cal work in various agricultural
settlements. The group was se-
lected from more than 100 can-
didates submitted from nine
youth organizations in the U.S.
and Canada which represent all
Zionist parties as well as Zion-
ists with no party affiliations.
Traveling with them aboard
the • Nassau are 10 American
college graduates and profes-
sionals, the vanguard of a group
of 26 who have enrolled in the
"Ulpan," an. intensive five-
month course in the Hebrew
language, hitherto restricted to
immigrants but now open to
tourists and other visitors from
abroad. Nineteen other passen-
gers, traveling under the au-
spices of the Aliyah Department
of the Jewish Agency in New
,i:
York, plan to remain perman-
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NEW YORK, (JTA)—Mrs. Vera
Bramson, widow of Dr. Leon
Branison, who was a member of
the first Russian Duma and
founder of the World ORT
Union for vocational training
and economic reconstruction of
Jews, died here. Together with
her husband she fled the Bol-
shevik Revolution of 1917 to
western Europe, where Dr.
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