THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, September 25, 1970-3

CORE National Director Assails
Detention of Jewish Hostages

Haffkine Grove to Be Dedicated

TEL AVIV—The Waldemar Mor-
decai Haffkine Memorial Grove
will be dedicated here Oct. 5 which
corresponds to the 40th yahrzeit
NEW YORK (JTA)—A leading fight is against Zionism and not anniversary of the death of the
black militant has denounced the against the Jewish people."
scientist and humanitarian.
action of the Popular Front for the Declaring that "Our wing of the
In connection with the memorial
Liberation of Palestine in taking black movement in America has its tribute, a special brochure will
Jews as hostages from hijacked own agenda of priorities to outline Haffkine's unique interest
planes, comparing the action with achieve," the black leader added in the land of Israel. Efforts also
events which occurred in Nazi that "but for us to ignore what are being made for Israel to issue

America has undertaken to spon-
sor this memorial tribute to Dr.
Haffkine as a means of establish-
ing this first recognition to him on
Israeli soil.
The project was developed in co-
operation with the International
Haf f kin e Memorial Committee.
This group comprises many of the
world's leading scientists, intel-
lectuals, statesmen and historians.

Germany and to the time when happened in Amman is to Mac a commemorative stamp in honor
black "slave families" were sirni- curately acknowledge that injustice of the scientist.
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larly separated.
Dr. Haffldne, who was born
which does not touch the black
The denunciation appealed in man is not an injustice."
in Odessa March 15; 1860, was a
the form of a front-page editorial The taking of Jewish hostages pioneer In the newly emerging
in the Manhattan Tribuie, signed "is a symbolic and frightening re- science -of bacteriology. He is
by Roy Innes, national director of minder of a disease which too credited with creating the first
CORE and co-publisher of the new many people ignored in Germany successful vaccines against cho-
weekly.
and a reminder of the days when lera and bubonic plague. He
In the editorial, "The Jews Must slave families were similarly sep- spent 20 years in India, where
Not Stand Alone," Innes charged arated," he said. He noted that he laid the foundation for wes-
that "the sight in Amman this "Once before the Jews were left tern modern research and prac-
week of fathers being separated to stand alone" and that "Our tice.
from their families because they brand of black militancy cannot
The Jewish National Fund of
are American Jews not only vividly stand aside and allow this to hap-
illustrates the irresponsible tactics pen again without injuring the
of certain guerrillas, but under- justice of our own arguments."
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