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December 07, 1956 - Image 7

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1956-12-07

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ADL Presses U. S. to Introduce
50th Anniversary -of AJ Committee
in UN Calling for Probe. ,
Brings Back Memories of Kishinev Pogroms Resolution
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The propriate action to "bring a halt

Anti - Defamation League of to the terror being meted out
13oai Brith appealed to the to helpless victims."
United States mission to the
United Nations to introduce a On San Francisco Committee
resolution before the General
SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA) —
Assembly calling for "immedi- Mayor Christopher has an-
ate dispatch of UN observers to nounced appointment of Stuart
Egypt to investigate the plight N. Greenberg, an active figure
of its Jews."
in the Jewish community, as a
In a letter to Ambassador member of the Public Utilities
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., head of Commission.
the American delegation to the
UN, Henry Edward Schultz, na-
tional chairman of, the ADL,
said that his organization had
received authoritative evidence
that:
1. Over 8,000 Jews are now
in concentration camps or under
some form of incarceration; 2.
Close to 17,000 "stateless" Jews
have been ordered to leave the
country within 30 days; 3. An
Kosher Catering
additional 4,000 Jews, citizens
of foreign countries, have been
If You Still
given seven days to leave the
Demand
the Finest
country-; 4. Jewish proper t y
worth almost 8100,000,000 has
in Food and Service!
been confiscated or sequestered.
WE GO ANYWHERE:
The ADL urged that these
observers be asked to report
Call TR 3-5800
their findings and recommenda-
tions to the General Assembly
8231 Woodward
so that the UN could take ap-

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The noted artist, Abel Pann, in the above celebrates its 50th anniversary. It was because
painting shows . a pogrom scene in Kishinev, of Kishinev that the AJ Committee was or-
1903. The scene assumes special significance ganized by a small group of vitally-concerned
this year as the American Jewish Committee Jewish leaders.

In the little known capital of
Bessarabia, 6,000 miles from the
United States, mobs Of Russians
cried out on the seventh day of
Passover, 1903 — Ajril 19 —
"Death to- the Zhyds! Beat the
Zhyds!"
When the beatings and burn-

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ings and lootings were over —
the town of Kishinev counted
the toll of damage to the Jews:
47 dead, 92 severely injured;
2,000 families homeless, 123
children orphaned, 600 shops
plundered.
Even then, there was an "iron
curtain" of Czarist censorship;
however, news soon leaked out
shocking' the world.
In 50 American cities, Amer-
ican leaders denounced' Russia's
crimes, news-
papers took up
the cry, at New
York's Car-
negie Hall, for-
mer President
Grover Cleve-
land expressed
"the shock of
all humanity"
at the "RevOlt-
ing atrocities."
I n Atlantic
City, Judge
Mayer Sultz-
berger, of Phil-
Sulzberger
adelphia,_ told a meeting.. that
"we must proclaim the wrong
(Russia) is doing in pressing
out the life of her -- JeWiSiv -SUb-
jectS by law .and; adinihistrition
and encouraging outright Mur-
der and worse . "- — • 1 • •

_Money_ was needed to aid the
Kishinev survivors, and Oscar
Straus,' Jacob. fr.: Schiff and,
Cyrus. L. Sulzberger succeeded
irr raising $100,000,

:But:that - did not end the pog-
roms in Kishinev. A second
massacre broke out in 1905,
with thousands more Jews made
homeless. The same three gen-
tlemen sent 1,400 telegrams
across the nation, and over
$1,250,000 was sent to Russian
Jews.
Anti-Semitism, however, con-
tinued in Romania and Gal-
icia, as well as Russia itself.
Informal gatherings were pro-

posing a permanent committee
to deal with
such problems
a s Kishinev,
and in New
York, five out-
standing Jews
met.
They were
Louis Marshall,
Samuel Green-
baum, justice
of the New
York Supreme
Court; Nathan
ijur, soon to
be elevated to Marshall
the Supreme Court .of New
York; Dr. Joseph Jacobs, the
historian; and Cyrus L. Sulz-
berger.
They called together 57 Jew-
ish leaders, but there was no
unanimity of the purpose of
such an organization, how ex-
tensive should be its authority,
what should be its structure.
But the idea did not die, and,
out of a meeting a short time
later was -to emerge the Amer-
ican Jewish. ecvnmittee of the
United States. The • late Fred
M. Butzel, of Detroit, was one
of an enlarged committee of
50 which met on Nov. 11, 1906
to draft a constitution.

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SAVINGS 7

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Remains of Members
of Prehistoric Race
Unearthed in Israel

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
remains of members of a pre-
historic race between the prim-
itive cave dwellers and the first
men who moved toward civili-
zation above ground have been
unearthed in Upper Galilee by
French archaelogist Jean Per-
rot, the Israel Department of
Antiquities announced. ArtifactS
of the earliest type of agricul-
tural race were found in the
excavation.

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