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April 30, 1965 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1965-04-30

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Socialist Bund Concludes Helped Liberate Camps;
Conclave With Statement Buys $10,000 Israel Bond
on Jewish Problems

NEW YORK (JTA)—The prin-
ciples of the Jewish Labor Bund
as applied to the modern era
were spelled out at the fourth
world conference of the organi-
zation which concluded its nine-
day sessions here.
More than 100 delegates -at-
tended the conference. Twelve
countries were represented, • in-
cluding delegations from North
and South America, Europe, Is-
rael, Australia and South Africa.
After adopting a number . of
resolution's concerned with gen-
eral political, social and Socialist
problems, the conference stated:
"Bundism is the application of
the ideas of international demo-
cratic socialism to Jewish prob-
lems wherever Jews live. The
Jews are a world-people, and
there should be no obstacles to
their autonomous, national and
cultural development in the coun-
tries where they live. The state
of Israel is not the solution to
the Jewish problems. The Bund
is against assimilation,. for Jew-
ish secular culture. Wherever
Jews make their home, they have
to utilize every opportunity to
•maintain and develop the. Yid-
dish language, Yiddish culture
and Jewish life in general."

Winnipeg) ewish Teachers
Win Salary Increases;
Threatened to Strike

WINNIPEG (JTA)—Salary in-
crease to total 10 per cent over
a three-year period have been
granted to teachers in the schools
here affiliated with the Jewish
Welfare Fund, according to an
announcement by L. Berger, pres-
ident of the Federation of Hebrew
and Jewish Teachers.
The teachers have been demand-
ing the pay increases for some
time and, recently, threatened' to
strike to enforce their requests.
The situation, however, was re-
solved without a strike. Mr. Berger
issued a statement on behalf of
the Federation, thanking all who
had contributed to the settlement.
Under the agreement, the teachers
have been given a five per cent
pay increase for the year 1964-65,
retroactive to last September;
three per cent more far 1965-66,
and two per cent for 1966-67. .

Dr. Nahum, Goldmann's Speeches: Eminent
Leader's Analyses of World Jewish Issues

Dr. Nahum Goldmann, the giant
among the Jewish leaders of our
time, ranks as high in scholarship
as he does in directing Jewish
affairs as president of both the
World Zionist Organization and
the World Jew-
ish Congress. His
wit, his incisive
analyses of Jew-
ish issues, have
elevated him to
the highest rung
in Jewish ranks.
H i s collected
essays must
therefore be
;*:§gigeg
viewed as guides
to practically all
elements in Jew-
ry.
A small storekeeper, who served
Jewish Nation-
in a U.S. Army unit which par-
al Workers Alli-
ticipated in the liberation of
ance — Farband-
concentration camps in Germ .any
has just issued
in the closing months of World
Dr. Goldmann's
War II, this week bought $10,000
collected essays
in State of Israel Bonds. William
Dr. Goldmann under the title
Rudow, shown above in front of "In Dem Dor Fun Churban un
the modest hardware store which Geula" — "In the Generation of
he and his wife run in Sarasota, Destruction and Regeneration."
Florida, made this outstanding The Yiddish work was printed by
purchase in fulfillment of a vow Schulsinger.
he made to help Israel twenty
"Instead Of a preface," the
,years ago when he saw the piti-
volume
contains a letter of com-
ful plight of the survivors of the
mendation from ISrael's Presi-
Nazi death camps.
dent Zalman Shazar. It is a
three-page statement that ex-
Senator Gruening Urges
presses gratitude for the labors
of the author of the book's es-
U.S. to Move Air Base
says. There are brief comments
From Libya to Israel
by Aaron Alperin and there is
a brief biography of Dr. Gold-
WASHINGTON (JTA)—Senator
mann.
Ernest Gruening, Alaska Democrat,
The speeches of Dr. Goldmann
urged the United States to move
the Wheelus Air Base from Libya are subdivided into -these sections:
to Israel and conclude a mutual de- On the Road to the Jewish State,
The State and the People, The
fense pact with Israel.
In a Senate speech, Sen. World and World Judaism, Figures
Gruening said that the time has of a Great Generation, Jews and
come for a defensive agreement Germans and Preservation and
with Israel similar to the United Continuity in a Changing World.
States arrangements with Taiwan
It becomes evident at once that
and the Philippines because in these groupings are included Dr.
vital United States security inter- Goldmann's approaches to the Zion-
ests were involved in the survival ist movement and to the State of
of Israel.
Israel, to world affairs and to the
Sen. Gruening called on Presi-. problems that were created by
dent Johnson to lessen tensions in Nazism, to the efforts to secure
the Middle East by helping to end reparations from -Germany — a
the Arab hostilities against Israel. task in which he played the lead-
The Senator said the United States ing role in Jewry's behalf.
policy in the Middle East was va-
cillating, weak and ineffectual.

There are the evaluative sketches
of Jewish leaders, and included in
that section are essays on Theodor
Herzl, Chaim Weizmann, Albert
Einstein and Joseph Sprinzak.
While dealing with past, pres-
ent and future, in his concluding
essay, Dr. Goldmann also deals
with the role of American Jew-
ry, with the young generation of
Israeli Jews and with the prob-
lems relating to rescuing the
'Young generation from total as-
similation. His essay is an ap-
peal against submission to the
assimilatory tendencies of our
time and for adherence to the
principles enunciated by pre-
vious generations. He expresses
hope that by implanting in the
youth the basic Jewish ideals
the external influences will be
overcome.
The Zionist idea is re-interpreted
in several of the essays, and for
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