Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-05


week in Atlantic City, may extend my sincere
congratulations to your newspapers Tor tnelr
splendid coverage of the proceedings l feel
that great progress in solving the problems
affecting human relations both as to non-Jews
as well as Jews has been made as a result OF
the gathering of these hundreds of leaders of
thought in many fields from every corner OF
the world.
HAROLD o. N. FRANKEL
(OF NEW YORK;.
Grand Master of the Independent
Order, Birth Abraham: President
of the Council of Organizations
for Palestine.
MIR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
SAN SIMEON, CALF.
THE World Jewish Congress just ended has
j accomplished a great deal for Jewish unity
throughout the world and particularly in
America Knowing that many organizations
are striving for the same purpose, it is crafty
ing to see a united front for the benefit or
those Jews who have suffered SO much have
been an ardent Zionist for "A years, since l
attended the London convention in 1900. The
support of the Hearst newspapers throughout
the years in this cause has been, in my opinion,
most helpful. My sincere best wishes
MAX NIGROSH
(OF BOSTON. MASS.),
Honorary President of the Jewish
National Fund; Treasurer Of the
New England Branch, American
Jewish Congress; President of the
Federation of Polish Jews
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
SAN SIMEON, CALF
THE emergency conference Of the World
Jewish Congress planning as it has the
future of Jewry in the midst of the turbulence
of war, gives world Jewry new prestige IN the
minds of all. 1t demonstrates that governments
recognize that the Jews were the earliest and
hardest hit of all the victims Of Nazi vicious
ness personally appreciate beyond mere
expression of words the fact that you through
your publications have singled out our people,
as symbol of what the war is being fought
for to help them with the mighty weapon of
the free press.
Chairman, Committee on American
Activities, Hadassah an Organiza-
ton of 100000 members in the
United States.
MR. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
SAN SIMEON, CALF.
TIE conference Ill AlldlllC lily Hdu Gull
WINGED me of the essential necessity of
relatively unified representative voice Of the
Jewish people. use relatively advisedly since
no people can be absolutely unanimous in all
its aspirations, and manifestations of problems
relating to it's present and future. The World
Jewish Congress is therefore the most anthem
tic representation of that unity which it has
ever been my privilege to attend. The COM
plete fairness and accuracy of the Hearst news
papers in reporting the news of the meeting
was most happily noticed by all present.
RABBI JOSHUA A. SPERkA
of Bnai David Congregation,
Detroit, Mich; Former President
of the American Jewish Congress
|. i'm that city and first Jewish Prison
Chaplain ever appointed in the
State of Michigan.
MR.. WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST,
SAN SIMEON, CALF.
1T WAS great privilege as an American Jew
to be among those who extended welcome to
World Jewish Congress representatives from
more than 20 nations from all parts OF the
world. Discussions by leaders of world Jewry
of the means taken to rescue those still able
to be snatched from the nhuman hands OF the
Nazi oppressors were truly inspiring.
The World Jewish Congress is the instru-
ment through which the Jews of the world can
not only speak but achieve their common ends
and we look forward as consequence OF this
conference towards the tangible and practical
work necessary right after victory over our
common enemies feel that it is most fitting
that both as a citizen of this country and
spokesman for various organizations that con-
gratulations be extended to the Chicago Herald
American and other Hearst newspapers for
their much-appreciated cooperation in support