Cash Mobilization Efforts
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Hopkins University in Baltimore Pritchett, then president of the
by an older brother, Jacob. He Carnegie Foundation for the
received his master's degree at Advancement of Teaching.
Harvard in 1906, and continued
Out of that association came
his studies abroad.
the epoch-making Bulletin No.
It was a book he wrote in 4 of the Carnegie Foundation—.
1908, called "The American the bulletin which revolution-
College," which brought him to ized medical teaching in this
the attention of Henry Smith country.
By E. B. GREENMAN
(A SAES Feature)
Expressing delight over results of the cash
mobilization effort of the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign's Real Estate and Building Division are,
left to right, RICHARD SLOAN, IRVING
ROSE, associate chairman; and SELAIOUR S.
WINOKUR, chairman of cash mobilization.
Passing by quietly lately was
the 90th birthday of Dr. Abra-
ham Flexner, who, many years
ago, was responsible for a
change in medical education in
this country which was nothing
short of revolutionary.
His famous report on medical
schools, issued in 1910, rocked
the medical world. His abso-
lutely merciless expose of the
diploma mills and fake medical
colleges of the day was so ef-
fective that half of the then
existing medical colleges in the
U.S.—there were 155 of them—
closed down in a matter of
months.
But Dr. Flexner's contribu-
tions did not stop with this
cleaning of medicine's Augean
stables. After he left his post as
director of the Rockefeller-
that reports of suffering and sponsored General Education
martyrdom in Europe, which Board, he -went to Oxford Uni-
were once labeled propaganda, versity as a Rhodes lecturer. In
turned out to be tragically 1930, he wrote his book "Uni-
true." -
versities," . which profoundly in-
The voice of. Moscow belonged fluenced those responsible for
to. Nikita S. Khrushchev, First shaping American higher edu-
Secretary of Russia's Commu- cation.
From his experiences at Ox-
nist Party. The speaker here
was Israel's Foreign . Minister, ford also arose conversations
with Louis Bamburger and Bam-
Mrs. Golda Meir.
Nothing said or done by a burgers' sister, Mrs. Leo Fuld,
Soviet spokesman or the Mos- from which came the Institute
cow government in a long time for Advanced Studies at Prince-
evoked as much disgust here as ton, N. J.
It was Dr. Flexner, too, who,
did Khrushchev's ill-tempered,
boorish a t t a c k s on Israel- upon assuming the directorship
British-French diplomats in of the Institute—a post he held
from 1930 to 1939—persuaded
Moscow.
Almost everyone here—out- the late Dr. Albert Einstein to
side the Soviet and Arab blocs join the staff.
Born in Louisville, Ky., Dr.
—agreed that Khrushchev's
behavior was the behavior of Flexner was put through Johns
one who speaks from weak-
ness rather than the fist-
Ike Lauds Abbel;
shaking of a man of strength.
But the fears existed because Accepts Resignation
Krushchev's words could in-
WASHINGTON, (J T A ) —
flame others in the Soviet President Eisenhower accepted
Union, and because they do fall the resignation of Maxwell Ab-
so sweetly on the ears of Arab bell, Chicago Jewish leader, as
leaders only seeking encourage- chair in an of the President's
men for further assaults on Is- Committee on Government Em-
rael.
ployment Policy.
Thus, when Mrs. Meir took to
Abbell told the President in
the podium on the Hungarian a letter of resignation that he
problem, her brief remarks took has been asked to become the
on an extra dimension. Her first chairman of the World
words became an answer to Council of Conservative Syna-
Krushchev. Her attitude, tone, gogues. He said the job would
bearing and dignity—these were involve visiting Israel, South
all part of the answer. And her America, and Europe during the
strength too.
coming year to organize coun-
It was the strength of that cils on behalf of the United
small state in the Middle East, Synagogues of America.
isolated among enemies, yet
The President in accepting
fighting and asserting its right, Abbell's resignation said his
its determination, its will to contribution towards eliminat-
live — asserting, further, that ing discrimination in employ-
the little nation created by a ment had been "of great value."
people who had outlived perse- The Committee was established
cutions ranging from the Phil- to attempt to eliminate discrim-
istine to the Roman to the Span- ination in Federal employment
ish Inquisition and the Hell of based on race, color, creed, or
Czarism and the flames of Hit- national origin.
lerism — that that nation shall
live.
Golda Meir was saying not
only to the Soviet Union, but
to all the powers here, large
and small, to the United Na-
tions as a whole: By your leave,
if possible—without it if neces-
sary—Israel shall live !
Best Wishes For A Happy Hanukah
To All Our Friends and Customers
A Quiet Voice of Assurance
Supports Israel at the UN
BY SAUL CARSON
(JTA Correspondent at the UN)
(Copyright, 195&, JTA, Inc.)
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. —
A voice spoke up in Moscow.
Pointing a stubby finger at Is-
rael's Charge D'Affaires, and at
the Ambassadors of Britain and
France, the voice boomed: "We
Will Bury You!" Touching spe-
cifically upon Israel, the voice
stated: "Israel carries no weight
in the world; if it played any
role, it was just to start a fight."
From the podium of the great
hall of the General Assembly,
here at the United Nations, an-
other voice was heard. This was
a gentle, melodious voice. It
was the voice of a woman, and
there was something of the
flavor of an ancient prophetess
in the tones of this lady stand-
ing before her peers in the As-
sembly.
"My delegation," said this
speaker, "cannot refrain from
speaking on this question."
The question was of Soviet
oppressions in Hungary. The
question was of Soviet prac-
tice of genocide in Hungary.
The question was of Soviet
deportation of freedom fight-
ers in Hungary.
There was a perceptible stir
in the Assembly as the second
voice spoke. The speaker did not
have to add bitter emphasis
when she mentioned the denials
of the Hungarian events by the
Soviet bloc spokesman.
These spokesmen for the
USSR and its communist apol-
ogists had spoken of "vicious
propaganda." But we all know,
said the gentle voice in tones
still more gentle, "we all know
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York State, speaking at a meet-
ing of all Israeli parties except
the Communists, declared that
the feelings of the American
people toward Israel had not
changed.
He advised against Israel's
seeking new friends because it
was assured of America's friend-
ship, despite the fact that dif-
ferences occurred occasionally.
Referring to the recent Israel
action in Sinai; the Senator-
elect said that the American
people were fully aware that
Israel's action had been moti-
vated by a "deep feeling of jus-
tification" for self-defense and
not by a desire to expand Is-
rael's territory.
Javits spent three days in Is-
rael, on part of a tour that will
take him to many of the world's
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