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Friday, October 6, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICILE and The Legal Chronicle

• Beth Jacob Afternoon
School for Girls
Engages New Staff

The War Criminals

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Page 5

Congress Women to
Hold Symposium Nov. I I

"Know Your Congress" will be
the theme of a symposium by the
Facilities are now provided for
Detroit Women's Division of the
he religious education of girls,
American Jewish Congress at the
after public school hours on week
Kate Frank Memorial Bldg., Con-
days and Sunday mornings, at
gregation Shaarey Zedek, Wed-
the Beth Jacob School for Girls
nesday, Nov. 11, in which the
maintained by the Ladies of
growth and various phases of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah at 12330
the Congress movement since its
Dexter near Sturtevant, and at
inception in 1918 will be present-
Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman-
ed by members of the Organiza-
uel at Taylor and Woodrow Wil-
tion. "The American Jewish
son. These classes are parallel
Congress" will be presented by
to the afternoon elementary de-
Mrs. Samuel Olsher, "World Jew-
partment of Yeshivath Beth
ish Congress" by Mrs. Arthur
Yehudah, which also conducts the
Gould, "Institute of Jewish Af-
Hebrew Day School (first and
fairs" by Mrs. Milton Prag. Mrs.
second year) and kindergarten
Benjamin Kohen will present "In-
meeting from J a. in. to 4 p. ni.,
ter-American Conference" and
Mondays through Fridays.
will act as coorelator.
Three young women have been
The program is under the di-
added to the teaching personnel
rection of Mrs. David Bernstein,
of Yishivath Beth Yehudah, to
vice president in charge of edu-
have charge of the Beth Jacob
cation, and Mrs. Saul Makman,
Girls' classes. Miss Esther Carle-
program chairman. The meeting
hach, Miss Smut Eisenberg, and
is open to the public.
:1Irs. Leonard Oschry. Miss Carle-
Mrs. Max Jushkin, president,
bach, who received her teacher's
announces Mrs. Samuel Baker is
training in England, is now asso-
chairman of the newly formed
ciated with the Detroit Board of
War Records committee. Mrs.
Education, Miss Eisenberg is a Aaron Rosenberg to
Mrs. Lillian Aaron to
BAY CITY NOTES
Joseph Newman, 4628 Sturtevant.
graduate of the College of Jew-
HO. 4868, is chairman of the
ish Studies in Chicago, where Be Bnai Moshe Simchas
The clothing drive for war suf- Address Marshall
newly instituted remembrance
she also directed Hashomer Ha-
ferers
in
liberated
countries
Women Tues., Oct. 17 fund, which accepts contributions
dati groups. Mrs. Oschry is the Torah Party Speaker
sponsored by Temple Abraham
in honor or memory of loved
former Rivka Pitkovsky, who at-
The Bnai Brith Louis Marshall Ones or to commemorate special
Congregation Bnai Moshe Aux- on Monday proved very success-
tended Polish and Canadian
ful.
Women will hold a membership occasions. Mrs. Philip Ash, 4261
▪ * *
schools, and has taught success- iliaries will begin their fall and
tea Tuesday evening, Oct. 17, Sturtevant, HO. 1127, is the new
winter social-cultural activities
fully in Toronto and Detroit.
Lt. Sophie Greenstein, APT, at the Educational Cente, Lin- War Bend chairman. Please make
with
a
Simchas
Torah
party
Spon-
Simchae Torah Partier
has completed her basic training
at Lawrence.
checks payable to Federal Re-
At 5 o'clock in the afternoon, sored by the Men's Club Tues- and has been graduated from the wood
Mrs. Lillian Aaron, president serve Bank. Mrs. Philip Stellar,
day
evening,
Oct.
10.
An
inter-
Monday, Oct. 9 (Shmini Atzeres)
Basic
Training
Center
for
Army
of the Michigan Women's Bnai
special celebrations for young esting program has been arranged Nurses at Camp Rucker, Ala. Brith Council, will be the prin- chairman legislative action com-
mittee, will be in charge of dis-
girls have been arranged in both with Aaron Rosenberg as guest Lt. Greenstein is a graduate of
speaker.
tribution of pamphlets prepared
branches of the Beth Jacob speaker, and musical and vocal Mayo Clinic, School of Therapy. cipal
Five
awards
for
outstanding
School, Dexter at Sturtevant and selections rendered by popular She enlisted Aug. 1, and is the work will be presented. The by the non-partisan League of
entertainers.
Women Voters giving the voting
Taylor at Woodrow Wilson.
The Sisterhood will open its daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Women's District Grand Lodge records and views on pending leg-
Enrollment Through Oct. 15
Greenstein
of
217
N.
Farragut
has
awarded
certificates
to
Mrs.
islation by candidates to be voted
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah: Af- season with the annual inaugural St.
Belle Fields for exceptional re- on in the coming election.
• * *
ternoon classes for boys; Beth dinner-dance Sunday, Oct. 22,
sults in the membership drive
Jacob School for Girls; Kinder- at which tribute will be paid to
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Korn of last year, and to Mrs. Vivian
garten for boys and girls, ages the recently elected officers and Cadillac, Mich., spent the holidays Sharkey for her record in con-
four to six, All students will their predecessors, Mrs. I. E. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. servation of membership.
I AM A WAC
have to be in attendance by Sun- Goodman, Sisterhood president, Louis Robinson.
The
United
States
Treasury
* * •
day. Oct. 15, and Monday, Oct. appointed Mrs. Sam Freedman,
By LT. FREDDIE BOYLE
Department conferred a citation
16. No new enrollments for be- chairman, and Mrs. Harry Meer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A, B. Roman and for the splendid record of Bond
ginners will be taken after that and Morris Weinstein, co-chair- Mr and Mrs. George Kahn are sales achieved by Mrs. Mollie
At the University of Wiscon-
men of the dinner.
sin in Madison 50 Wacs are learn-
date.
The largest and most impor- spending a few days in Manistee, Goldstein and Mrs. Gertrud..! ing physical therapy under the
Cross.
tant affair on the Congregation's Mich. •
* * *
Mrs. A. L. Prussin, first presi- guidance of Dr. Frances A. Hel-
schedule is the dinner attending
Mrs,
I.
Korn
and
son,
Sydney,
dent of Louis Marshall Women, lebrandt, Associate Professor of
the
mortgage
burning
celebra-
Bnai Brith Young
Physical Medicine at the Uni-
tion Sunday, Dec. 10. A joint of Manton, Mich., spent the holi- and Mrs. Florence Adler. past versity.
days
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
F.
president,
also
will
receive
certifi-
committee
from
the
Sisterhood
Women Auxs. to Hold
Physical therapy is one of the
cates from the Grand Lodge for
and Congregation is engaged in Anthony.
▪ * *
most
interesting and all-round
Seminar Sun., Oct. 7-8
their fidelity, service and devotion
the work of preparation. Mrs.
satisfying jobs in the Women's
The Misses Harriet, Rose and to Bnai Brith.
Harry Rosman is general chair-
The four auxiliaries of the man and Mrs. Adolph Deutsch, Helen Rosenberg of Detroit have
Mrs. Mollie Banks, president, Army Corps, and it offers a won-
Detroit Young Women of Bnai co-chairman. Attendance chair- returned home after a 10-day will present the awards. A social derful field for qualified women
want careers of this kind
Brith will hold their second an- men are Mrs. Louis Kepes and visit with relatives in this city.
hour and refreshments will fol- who
after the war.
nual joint seminar on Saturday Alex Fisch. The souvenir book
low. Prospective members are
Students in this field learn to
night and Sunday, Oct. 7 and 8. to be published in connection
welcome.
teach wounded soldiers how to
Coming from Chicago to preside with the celebration will be in
limber up deadened muscles. For
at the meetings, which will be charge of Mrs. Morris Rosenberg, Jr. Hadassah to Hold
men with leg injuries there is a
held at the Jewish Community chairman, and Mrs. Ralph Beck,
Downtown
Theaters-
special device called a "walker"
Center, are Rivian Ralf, presi- co-chairman. The memorial, dar- Membership Tea Oct. 8
which rolls on casters and is
dent of the Young Women's ling and servicemen's sections of
MICHIGAN—One
of
the
big-
Instead of the usual open
fitted with crutches. It is one of
Council of Bnai Brith, District the book will be handled by Mrs.
gest
stage
and
screen
shows
of
the machines injured men use in
No. 6, and Miriam Alpert, ex- Sam Freedman, Mrs. Harry Rob- meeting for October, Junior Ha-
the year arrived at the Michigan
ecutive member of the Council. inson and Mrs. Adolph Beck, re- dassah has announced plans for Theater Friday with Jimmy Dor- learning; how to walk again.
a membership tea to be held at
For those soldiers who have
On Saturday night the mem- spectively.
the home of Mrs. J. B. Dworman sey, the world's greatest saxo- deadened muscles in their fingers
bers of the Detroit Council have
at 19545 Shrewsbury Dr., on phonist, occupying the stage— and hands, a Kanavel table is
planned a reception for the Chi-
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 8, at 2:30. in person—and "Between Two provided. The men put their
cago guests prior to the initial Detroit Responds to
All members and all girls who Worlds," with a distinguished fingers in small sockets and pull
discussion. The reception and Vaad Hahatzalah
are interested in becoming mem- cast including John Garfield, Paul weights up and down as a muscle
informal meeting will be held at
bers of the Detroit Unit of Jun- Henreid, S y d n e y Greenstreet, exercise.
the home of Dorothy Berenson Appeal for Funds
An electrical machine which
ior Hadassah are cordially invited Faye Emerson and Eelanor Park-
on Calvert.
er tenanting the screen.
looks very much like a radio is
Starting at 10 a. in. Sunday,
Worshippers in all Detroit to attend. Gertrude Goldman is
used to give electrical stimulation
the major meetings of the Sem- Congregations responded to the chairman, with Leah Davidson,
UNITED ARTISTS — Kathar- to muscles around the collar bone.
inar will be held in the confer- call for rescue. The majority of Ruth Green and Enid Gillis as
ine Hepburn in "Dragon Seed,"
Soldiers who have had bad
ence room and adult lounge of synagogues had their appeal dur- co-chairmen.
Featured at the tea will be the MGM picture based on the sprains may be given the heat
the Center.
ing the Rosh Hashonah services,
Dorothy PArenson is chairman at which time substantial contri- Mrs. Dora B. Ehrlich, eminent celebrated novel by Pearl Buck, treatment through the use of
of these meeVngs. She is assist- butions were pledged for the Detroit Zionist, and Miss Shirley opened Thursday at the United liquid wax. Wacs learn how to
apply this treatment as well as
ed by Ruth Weiss and Ray Yan- Vaad Hahatzalah Rescue Fund. Lochman, popular young pianist. Artists Theater.
"Musical Movieland," a Tech- the proper method of massage
Miss Lil Greenhut has an-
ovsky.
All other Congregations made
All young women interested in their appeals Yom Kippur Eve nounced that plans are being nicolor fcaturette, showing Holly- and other healing systems in
becoming members of Bnai Brith during the Kol Nidrei services, made for the Halloween party to wood on parade, completes the physical therapy.
After six months of intensive
are cordially invited to attend at which time an equally enthus- be held soon for all paid-up mem- United Artists' program.
training at the University of
the Seminar sessions at the Cen- iastic response was forthcoming bers.
FOX—"The Impatient Years," Wisconsin, the WAC physical
ter.
All members interested in join-
for the greatest of all causes,
ing the weekly Thursday night a romantic comedy, starring Jean therapy students will be trans-
that of saving Jewish lives.
Arthur, Lee Bowman and Charles
At a special meeting on Sat- Study Group, which will be re- Coburn, opened at the Fox Thea- ferred to Army hospitals in var-
ious parts of the country for
sumed
right
after
Succoth.
are
urday night, Sept. 23, at Congre-
League of Jewi3h
ter Friday.
three months' practical experi-
gation Beth Tfilah Emanuel, Dr. asked to contact Marion Apple
A
companion
feature
will
be
ence in physical medicine. At
Women's Organizations Isaac Levin, famed leader of Pol- Krone, Northlawn 3026.
shown.
the end of the three months' per-
ish
Jewry,
now
at
the
helm
of
To Hold Meeting Oct. 25 Vaad Hahatzalah Rescue Work,
iod they will be commissioned
Md
Second Lieutenants,
disclosed
the
present
possibilities
SHAAREY
ZEDEK
JRS.
Mrs. Douglas I. Brown, presi-
of
rescuing
an
additional
25,000
Dr. Franklin to Preach
dent of the League of Jewish
The Junior Congregation of
Just 2 drops Penetro
Women's Organizations, is mak- Jews from occupied countries. Sermon at Temple Beth
Shaarey Zedek will hold its first
Nose Drops In each
Large
sums
of
money
are
imme-
trig an appeal to the women Of
nostril help you
service of the season on Shabbas
diately
needed
for
this
immense
breathe freer almost
the Jewish Community, an-
El Services Oct. 9
Bereshis, Oct. 14, at the memo-
instantly. Relieve the
nounced that plans are now be- rescue project. All Congregations
rial
chapel.
The
sponsor
this
year
head cold nasal misery.
ing formulated for the first gen- and individuals are, therefore,
Services
for
the
concluding
day
Only
25c-2% times as
will
be
Charles
Rosenblatt,
head
most
urgently
requested
to
turn
much
for 50c. Caution :
t al meeting of all organizations
of Succoth will be held at Tem- of the intermediate department
in
all
funds,
as
soon
as
possible,
Use
only
as directed.
affiliated with the League to be
ple
Beth
El
on
Monday
morning,
in
the
Shaarey
Zedek
Sunday
Penetro
Nose Drops
held on Wednesday, Oct. 25, at to the office of Vaad Hahatzalah, Oct. 9, at 10:30 a. in . Dr. Leo School.
the Jewish Community Center. 12219 Dexted Blvd.
M. Franklin will officiate and
preach the sermon. The Temple
Quartette with Julius Chajes di-
DETROIT'S ONLY NATURAL MINERAL BATHS
recting and Jason Tickton at the
Mineral, Turkish and Reducing Baths
organ will render the musical
program. Dr. Glazer will be in
KOSHER
New York City this week-end.
Rostaurant end Dining Room
The children of ' the Religious
FOOT OF SECOND BLVD., OPPOSITE D. & C. BOAT LINES
UNEXCELLED FOOD
School will observe Succoth with
Take Woodward Cars Marked Boat Piers
AIR CONDITIONED—OPEN 24 HOURS
'a special service on Saturday
Private Diking Doom for Parties
Separate Departments for Men and Women
morning, Oct. 7, at 11:0 a. m.
12017 DEXTER BLVD.
Special assemblies in honor of
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Succoth will be held on Sunday
NOrthlawn 9786
RANDOLPH 6744
morning, Oct. 8.

Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, and even
Argentina, these neutrals made it celar
to the Axis leaders that they would not
be admitted to their countries. It is not
reasonable to assume that the United
Nations spokesmen sought to prevent the
Axis leaders from entering neutral coun-
tries merely for the purpose of denying
them a pleasant journey to a foreign
country. It must have been for the good
reason that they wanted to be able to lay
their hands upon them when the day of
unconditional surrender arrived.
It should be borne in mind that the list
was not released by the Allied War
Crimes Commission, but was a report of
the London Daily Mail and the London
News Chronicle, two highly respected
and reliable newspapers, but still not offi-
cial mouthpieces of the Commission.
Hitler and Company will, in all prob-
ability be tried by a proper tribunal and

in accordance with the law of civilized
nations.
To do less than this would be to ape
the unspeakable Nazis, and this no one
would want to do if he would but look
at the business objectively and calmly.
We do not want People's Courts, nor do
we want to follow the Nazis' legal theory
that the good of the Party is the sole
criterion, nor are we in favor of making
acts criminal after they have been com-
mitted. The ex part facto law is repug-
nant to the American and British people.
In our opinion there are enough laws
upon the statute books to convict all the
Axis war criminals.
We should adhere to our legal, moral
and ethical principles, even in the case
of "The World vs. Hitler, et al." The
good and true men and women can be
counted on to bring in a fair and just
verdict.

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