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June 03, 1960 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1960-06-03

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Dr. Prinz Re-Elected AJ Congress President; Dr. Fram Named a V-P

NEW YORK — Dr. Leon promises and analyze every step the executive and legislative
Fram, rabbi of Temple Israel, the German government is tak- branches to prevent racial or
Detroit, was elected a national ing, watching the results care- religious discrimination by for-
vice-president of the American fully, until we can feel assured eign nations against American
Jewish Congress at its national as Jews that Germany can take citizens.
biennial convention here, Mon- its rightful place in the society
President Eisenhower was
of Western nations."
urged by the delegates to exer-
day.
The convention climax took cise the authority recently
The convention, which was at-
tended by more than 600 dele- place Sunday evening at a ban- granted in the Douglas Amend-
gates from throughout the quet at which the AJCongress ment to the Mutual Security
country, re-elected Dr. Joachim Convention. Award on Civil Act to withhold U.S. aid to any
Prinz, of Newark, N.J., as na- Rights was presented to Attor- country that obstructs the use
ney General William P. Rogers of international waterways to
tional president.
Detroiters were named to the and to Roy Wilkins, executive countries friendly to the U.S.
The convention appealed to
newly-established national gov- secretary of the National Asso-
erning council of the organiza- ciation for the Advancement of the Soviet Union to reinstate
tion incude: Zeldon Cohen, Colored People. AJCongress me- "full cultural and religious fa-
president of the Michigan Coun- dallions, for leadership in civil cilities" to Russia's 3,000,000
cil, AJC Congress; Rabbi Mor- rights legislation, were pre- Jews, to end anti-Jewish dis-
ris Adler, Marshall Brenner, sented to Senator Jacob K. crimination in education and
Frank Rosenbaum, Harley Sell- Javits (Rep., New York) and professional advancement, and
ing, Mrs. Dan Shapiro, Mrs. Rep. Emanuel Celler (Dem., to remove all restrictions on
emigration "for the purpose of
Louis Redstone and Mrs. Allan New York).
A resolution calling for the reuniting b r o k en families."
Weston.
The existence of a "com- establishment of a "central Other resolutions urged:
1. Federal aid should be given
pletely new, unparalleled situ- body representing the entire
American Jewish community,"
ation in Jew-
to be its spokesman • in do-
i s h history"
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In another resolution, the AJ
Day or Evening
Congress voiced a complaint of
five-day c o n -
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"indifference" by the United
vention.
States Government to "affronts"
"Never be-
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Dr. Prinz,
Arab countries and called on
"have Jews
lived under as
Dr. Prinz
much freedom
as we have in America. This
precious possession of freedom
has given us a unique oppor-
tunity: we choose to be Jews.
No dictator, no anti-Jewish
laws, not even surface anti-
Semitism force us to accept
our Jewish identity.
"But in choosing to be
Jews," he continued, "we
must reject the idea of isola-
tion, self-containment and
ghettoization. R a the r, we
must translate the heritage
of our people into the real-
ity of our own day. We must,
for example, join the strug-
gle for equality which our
Negro fellow-citizens are wag-
ing, just as we must deepen
our relationship with our fel-
low-Jews in Israel and around
the world through a knowl-
edge of the Jewish past and
an understanding of the Jew-
ish present."
The - capture of Nazi mass-
murderer Adolf E i c h m a n n
comes at a time when anti-
Semitisrn and Hitlerism "have
apparently been rescued from
the underworld and are • once
again credible possibilities," the
convention was told by Dr.
Israel Goldstein, vice-president
of the World Jewish Congress,
who warned the delegates that
the world is entering a "new
phase in which the moral shock
of the Hitler period seems to
be wearing off and a consider-
able receptivity to anti-Semi-
tism exists — even in those
societies we had thought were
immune to its spread."
Rabbi Max Nussbaum of Hol-
lywood, Calif., an AJ Congress
national vice-president, urged
that a distinction be made be-
tween the German government,
which he said was "sincerely
committed to the eradication of
anti-Semitism," and large num-
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bers of the German people
"who still harbor the old anti-
Jewish hostility." In the new
The entire community of Detroit will take
decade ahead, he said, "we
great pride in welcoming
must press for deeds instead of
Her Excellency

to education "but not to parochial
schools or school districts in viola-
tion of the principles laid down
in the Supreme Court decisions
condemning state-imposed racial seg-
regation."
2. Political candidates should be
judged not on the basis of their
religious belief or church affiliation
but on their positions regarding
major issues, "including the separa-
tion of Church and State."

The convention expressed
"concern" at what it termed
the "continuing deficiencies in
German public life," including
the role of ex-Nazis in positions
of influence and the "essential
failure" of the German edu-
cational system to promote an
understanding among German
youth of the brutality of the

Nazi regime.
Shad Polier was re-elected a
national vice-president and
named again to head the Com-
mission on Law and Social Ac-
tion of the Congress, which he
has headed since its establish-
ment in 1945.
At the final session, the con-
vention voted to re-establish
two functioning commissions —
the Commission on Jewish Af-
fairs to undertake programs
aimed at strengthening Jewish
self-knowledge and Jewish iden-
tification; and a Commission on
Community Interrelations to
study the causes of and to map
strategy to reduce intergroup
tensions.

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