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June 18, 1954 - Image 5

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1954-06-18

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Eisenhower Message Condemns
Mass Arrests of Romanian Jews

Religious Zionists
Celebrate 50 Years
Of Activity in U.S.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—President they have violated any law, but
Eisenhower strongly condemned simply because of their religion,"
the Romanian government for President Eisenhower empha- NEW YORK, (JTA)—Repre-
the mass trial of Jewish leaders sized.
sentatives of more than 500 sy-
* *
nagogues and congregations at-
in Bucharest, and emphasized
that the United States is "con-
"The sentence of these leaders tended a jubilee conference of
cerned" with Romania's viola- of a defenseless minority is a Jewish religious organizations
tion of basic human rights. warning to others that in Ro- celebrating 50 years of religious
The President made known his mania today no man is free to Zionism in this country.
A report to the conference re-
views in a message sent to a worship according to his own
vealed that 81 religious colonies
public meeting at the Hotel New conscience.
"The government of Roma- have been built in Israel on
Yorker to protest the secret
trials and subsequent imprison- nia already stands accused be- Jewish National Fund land
ment of 150 Jewish leaders , in fore the tribunal of world through the efforts of the Reli-
opinion for its violation of hu- gious Department of the JNF.
Romania,
This department, which was
*
*
man rights. By these new acts
organized 15 years ago, has
The meeting was arranged by it has proved again how justly raised since its inception $5,000,-
the American Jewish Congress, its despotic rule deserves the 000; chiefly among the members
in cooperation with: the United condemnation of all who love of religious groups, it was re-
Romanian Jews of America and freedom and justice." •
ported by Nat Levine, chairman
The principal speakers at the of the department.
the Farband-Labor Zionist Or-
protest meeting included Rep.
der of America.
Greetings were received by the
"The free world," President Kenneth B. Keating, Rep. Eman- conference from the Chief Rabbi
uel
Celler,
Dr.
Israel
Goldstein,
Eisenhower said in his mes-
of Israel, Isaac Halevy Herzog,
sage, "is profoundly aware of president of the American Jew- and Dr. Abraham Granott, world
the sufferings of Jewish lead- ish Congress, and Louis Segal, chairman of the board of direc-
ers in Romania—many arrest- general secretary of the Labor tors of the Jewish National Fund
ed several years ago, some re- Zionist Organization of America. in Jerusalem.
cently sentenced to long pris-
Rep. Celler announced that he I Rabbi Herzog urged the Jews
on terms. Their ordeal is the had introduced a resolution in of the United States to "come
proper concern of all free men rthe House calling upon the U. S. to the assistance of their breth-
who strive to create a world of Congress to "express its con- ren in Israel who are now hard
equal justice and equal free- demnation of the Communist pressed along the borders by
dom for all mankind, government of Romania for its hostile neighbors." Dr. Granott
"The American people have persection of the Jews of Ro- advised the conference that 120
frequently protested violations mania and express its abhor- new border settlements have
by the Romanian government of rence and revulsion of the crim- been built in Israel within the
the basic human rights and inal treatment of the minority last three years "as a living wall
guarding the frontier against as-
freedoms of the Romanian peo- people."
saults."
pie. We are concerned with
An unanimously adopted re-
these violations not only on mor- Federal Court Upholds
solution called for the establish-
al grounds, but on legal grounds
ment of a synagogue council for
as well, for in February, 1947, Ban on College Bias
the Jewish National Fund for
the Romanian government sign-
ALBANY, N.Y., (JTA)—A spe- the purpose of further Integra-
ed with this country a Treaty of
Peace wherein it pledged itself, cial three-judge Federal court tion of the synagogues and con-
among other things, to secure to upheld the State University of gregations in the work of the
all persons under Romanian New York's ban on national Jewish National Fund.
jurisdiction, without distinction fraternities and sororities on the
as to race, sex, language or re- campuses of the 22 colleges, I Importance of Israel
medical! -13
schools,
ligion, the enjoyment of human agricultural
of
on d s Stressed by
rights and of the fundamental schools and other institutions
higher education under the Ambassador Eban
freedoms.
"In this most recent wave of State University's jurisdiction.
The State University last year
persecution, Jewish leaders have
TOLEDO, 0. — Without the
been imprisoned not because outlawed national social clubs investment capital derived from
from the schools on the grounds State of Israel Bond sales during
that the national groups force the past three years, the se-
WC Branches Plan Meetings;
local chapters to discriminate in curity of Israel would. not be as
Installation of 470 June 25
membership against Jews and strong as it is today, Israel's
Negroes. At that time, the Uni- Ambassador Abba Eban told a
Workmen's Circle Branch 1060 versity gave the social groupscapacity
i
crowd of more than 800
will meet at the home of Rob-
until 1958 to complete the who filled the ballroom of Com-
ert Greene, 19915 Kentfield, at mechanics of disaffiliation. A modore Perry Hotel here at
9 p.m., Saturday. The subject of total of some 21,000 students are Toledo's celebration of the
the evening will be "Education." effected by the regulation. ; 3000th anniversary of the City
Ben Platnik will lead the dis-
The appeal against the ban, I of Jerusalem. Admission to the
cussion.
on grounds of violation of the celebration, at which Ambassa-
Branch 470 will install new of-
was brought by dor Eban was the guest of hon-
ficers at a meeting in the WC Constitution,
eight fraternities and sororities or, was limited to purchasers of
Center, at 9:30 p.m., June 25. and one student in one of the Israel bonds.
Robert Israel will be inducted as 22 schools under the University's ,
As a result of the Jerusalem
chairman; Rudy Africh, vice-
Festival, total State of Israel
chairman; Mrs. Harold Sitron, jurisdiction.
The court unanimously upheld Bond sales in Toledo for 1954
Mrs. Ken Torby, Mrs. Saul the state's right to impose the
Goodman, secretaries. Master of ban. An attorney for the plain- have already exceeded the sum
Ceremonies will be Kalman tiffs said they would take the realized through Bond sales
Bruss. Ray Raphael will be in- case to the United States Su- during the entire year of 1953.
stalling officer.
preme Court.
Provide $300,000 to Build
Commenting on the court's
decision, Dr. William Carlson, Monument to Nazi Victims
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Lead-
president of State University,
said that it "clears the way" for ers in all walks of American
the social groups to make the Jewish life honored Isaac Schn-
transition to local groups. He eersohn, president of the world
added that many of the frater- committee for the erection of a
nities and sororities had "dem- monument in Paris for the
onstrated that they are ready 6,000,000 Jews annihilated by the
and anxious to adhere to the Nazis, who returned to Paris fol-
letter and spirit of our regula- lowing a stay of several weeks in
New York during which he ne-
tion."
gotiated with the Conference on
Jewish Material Claims Against
Sholem Aleichem School Germany for an allocation for
his project. As a result of these
Urges Early Registration
negotiations, the Conference de-
Advance preference registra- cided to allocate $300,000 for the
tion for next fall's school year projected memorial in Paris, to
is now being taken by the Sho- be paid within two years.
lem Aleichem School and Nurs-
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Because or limited space ac-
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commodations, it is necessary to
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Build Waksman Institute with Streptomycin Funds

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., (JTA)
new $3,500,000 Institute of
Microbiology was opened at Rut-
gers University here for research
purposes on funds obtained from
royalties from the sale of strep-
tomycin, one of the new "won-
der drugs."
The center, also known as the
Waksman Institute, was set up
and will be supported by a foun-
dation established by Prof. Sel-
man Waksman, director of the
institute and 1952 Nobel Prize
winner for discovery of the drug.
Eighty-two and one-half per-
cent of the royalty income from
an estimated $100,000,000 in
annual sales in the Unit e d
States alone of streptomycin has
been turned over to the foun-
dation by Prof. Waksman.

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