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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1944-12-01

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A llah- all ,etvish Periodical eafter

Friday, December I, 1944

CLIFTON AVENUE CINCINNATI 20, 01110

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Legal Chronicle

United Nations Agency to Solve Refugee Problem
Demanded by Jewish War Emergency Conference

Shaarey Zedek Library Exhibiting
"Contribution of the Jew to America"

ATLANTIC CITY (WNS) —
The establishment of an interna-
tional agency by the United Na-
tions to solve the refugee prob-
lem, with ample funds, with pow-
er to enforce its decisions and
with direct representation by
few:, , was urged here at the
opening session of he War Emer-
gency Conference of the World
Jewish Congress.
'1'lle conference, the first inter-
national Jewish gathering since
the outbreak of the war, was
called by the World Jewish Con-
4 gress to effectuate a constructive
program for the postwar rehabili-
tation of the survivors of Jewry
everywhere.
Welcoming the 310 delegates
from representing 45 countries,
Dr. Nahum Goldmann, chairman
of the administrative committee
of the World Jewish Congress,
declared that "Jewish rehabilita-
tion cannot be the exclusive and
primary task of Jews themselves."
With survived European Jewry
reduced to the virtual status of
beggars, it "would be impossible
to place on the Jewish commun-
ity the sole task," he asserted.
Declaring that the refugees are
the responsibility of the democ-
racies who, he said, had been
amply warned since 1933 of the
fate awaiting Jewry under Hit-
ler,. Dr. Goldman added: "The
reply to our warnings were rou-
tine measures, red tape and the
rejection of measures proposed
by us and other Jewish organi-
zations. And what was done was
too late or too little. When we
asked them to intervene with
Germany the reply was that anti-
Jewish policies are the internal
affair of a country whose sover-
eignty forbids other countries to
intervene. When we asked the
opening of doors to other coun-
tries, especially Palestine, the re-
ply was that immigration poli-
cies are the internal affairs of a
sovereign state. And England's
appeasement policy toward the
Arabs led the English to shut the
doors of Palestine at a time
when their opening was more es-
sential than ever before."
Tho Program
Outlining a program of Jewish
demands to the Allied nations,
Dr. Goldmann urged:
1. Jewish rights be restored
where they had been abrogated
and Jewish property should be
restored as far as is possible. "It
would be adding mockery to
t ragedy, were non-Jewish indi-
viduals and communities and gov-
ernments to become the heirs to
property which, if not legally,
certainly morally belongs to the
Jewish community and must be
used for rebuilding the Jewish
life and a Jewish future," Dr.
Goldmann said.
2. Jews be given international
help at least as much as all the
other European peoples. "Jewish
V •AP rehabilitation in the future," Dr.
Goldmann explained, "cannot be
the exclusive and primary task
of the Jews themselves. In its
magnitude and complexity the

problem of Jewish rehabilitation litical department of the Con-
"The Contribution of the Jew Louis Finkelstein; Rabbi Isaac
surpasses the resources of private gress, reported on politiyal activi- to America" is the theme of an Perfet and His Times, by Dr. A
Jewish relief. The main bulk ties of the organization.
M. Hershman; Shirey Yehudah
must, therefore, be provided' by A memorial service was held elaborate exhibit on display in Halevi, ed. by Simon Bernstein;
the same agencies of government for the fallen Jews of Europe. the Shaarey Zedek Library and Geschichte fun Yiddishe Litera-
which will assist Europe and Asia The service was conducted by arranged in connection with the ture in America, by Eliahu Shul-
after the war." Rabbi Isaac Alkalay, former. 1944 observance of Jewish Book man; Achiesfer, ed. by Mena-
3. The punishment of criminals Chief Rabbi of Yugoslavia, who Month. This event was ushered chem Ribalow and S. Niger; Jews
who have
committed
crimes is a delegate to the conference. in Nov. 10 and will conclude in Medicine, by Dr. Harry Fried-
against Jews. "This is not a
cnwald; Children's Suite, words
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., act- Dec. 10.
This display records by means by Chaim Nachman Bialik, music
question of revenge," Dr. Gold- ing Secretary of State, said in
of
English,
Hebrew
and
Yiddish
by Gershon Ephres, translated
mann pointed out. "To teach the a telegram to the congress:
world that crimes such as those
"The American Government books, pamphlets and periodicals into English by Harry H. Fein;
committed by the Nazis and their and the people devoutly hope that and pictures the accomplishments George Gershwin, by David Ewen;
allies cannot remain unpunished the terrible hurt suffered by the of the Jew in the political, social History of Bigotry in U.S.A., by
is a necessary condition for the Jewish people may be healed and and cultural life of America. Gustav Myers; Harvest in Desert,
restoration of the moral balance that your conference may work There are sections dealing with by Maurice Samuel; Guide to the
of the world of tomorrow."
out a p rogram of constructive the Jew in the fields of religion, Bedevilled, by Ben Hecht; Amer-
4. The establishment of a
and rehabilitation of every education, music, literature, meth- Ica and Palestine, ed. by Reuben
tine and government. There is Fink; Brandeis on Zionism.
Jewish Commonwealth in Pales- help
kind of the Jewish people also a table with material relat-
The exhibit is being held in
tine. "No program of Jewish de- throughout the world.
"Through the establishment of ing to the Jewish Problems, the the Library until Friday evening,
mands has meaning or historic
sign ificance if it does not culmin- the War Refugee Board the growth of anti-Semitism in the Dec. 8, when it will be moved
ate in it demand for a Jewish American Government has mani- United States and the place o f to the social hall of the syna-
Commonwealth in Palestine," Dr. fested its deep interest and read- Palestine and Zionism in Amer- go rue.
Maurice H. Zackheim, chairman
C old niann sa hi. "If there is any iness to help rescue suffering and ican Jewish life. '
Books dealing with the growth of the Shaarey Zedek Library
kind of real reparations due us persecuted European Jews. I am
front the democratic world it can sure it will give its full sympathy and development of the Amer- Board cordially invites the en-
be made only through the estab- to all wise and constructive pro- i.on Jewish Community as well tire community to view the ex-
s biographies of outstanding hibit. The library hours are: 10
lishment of a Jewish Common- p
wealth, a place where every Jew Jewry and to restore its full Jews are also included in thea. m. to 12 p. m.; 2 p. m. to
display.
5:30 p. m.; 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.;
from Europe or elsewhere who rights."
Among the books featured in q p, m. to 9 p. m. on Monday,
wants to go there, or is forced
the exhibit are the following:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
to go, will be received and find
The Babylonian Talmud, by day; 9:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.
refuge."
Elinor Lipkin to Give
Leo Auerbach; Bernard Baruch, on Friday; and 9 a. m. to 1
5. Jewish representation in the
coucils of the peoples of the Program for Maimonides by Field Carter; The American P. 111. on Sunday.
Jew, by Oscar Janowsky; Pio-
world. "The first step toward
neers and Patriots, by Lee
Auxiliary
Sat.,
Dec.
9
treating the Jews with equality
Freedman; Saadia Studies, by Dr.
Sale--Apartment
should be to grant them recogni-
Elinor Lipkin, biliiliant young
tion and representation in all
those international conferences pianist, who has appeared with
and agencies where problems vital four major Symphony Orchestras, Eva Prenzlauer Aid
to our future are under discus- the last of which was an appear- Donor Luncheon Dec. 27
ance with the Detroit Symphony,
You are out the difference If
sion," he stated.
your dollars earn less than 10%. In
will present a program next Sat-
At the last meeting of the
Dr. Wise Demands Justice
this rising market prior to Detroit's
urday, Dec. 9, for members of Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid postwar
boom it Is 'timely to seek
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, in a fer- the Maimonides Medical Society,
which was held at Mrs. J. Gold- Increased Income and future capital
vent plea for justice for the Women's Auxiliary.
gains. See Mr. Bedford for Facts
berg's home, it was decided that & Pigures.
Jews, declared that "no real jus-
Elinor is the daughter of Dr.
arrest-18 apts, 2-3
East
tice can be expected by the and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin and is a all members would buy Bonds in
large rms. Stoker built In lankless
Jews unless they, as a people, student of Edward Bredshall. Lil- the Sixth War Loan Drive.
water
heater.
Rent
$8670. Take our
Mrs. M. Mendelson, chairman
formulate their own demands." lian Wittenberg (Mrs. Samson
word for it, best buy of Its size
Asserting that the word "refu- B.), noted vocalist, will be pre- of our donor luncheon, reports in all Detroit for only $48,000.
gee" must be blotted out from sented the same afternoon. Mrs. that ads for our program book Terms $20,000.
25 apt. 2-3 rms. New stoves, new
the vocabulary of civilized na- Wittenberg, who has professional are coming in very satisfactorily.
refrig. stoker, lankiest; hot water.
tions, he said that Jews must. renown, will be accompanied by The public is cordially invited
Has everything. Rent $9800. Only
to make their reservations for
$55,000. Terms $30,000 cash.
have human rights and equal Mrs. Harry Oberstein.
this affair at an early date. The
37 apts. Choice east side. 2-4
rights and that "a world at peace
This musical will take place luncheon will be held on Wed-
oils. Tubular steel boiler, stoker,
cannot deny those rights to Jews at the home of Mrs. Irving I.
tankless water heater. Rent $20,000.
nesday,
Dec.
27,
at
the
Book-
in the land in whch they live." Edgar, 16925 Linwood at Six
High grade Investment. Replacement
cost $180.000. Real value 8116,000.
Declaring that "a world which Mile Rd., and will be preceded Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. L. Solomon,
in
charge
of
darling
CA.
9889,
is
IS apt.. All 3 rms. 4 garages,
permits Jews to be warred upon by a luncheonette and meeting
well built One cond. Table stoves,
by any nation will find itself at over which Mrs. David Kliger, and memorial ads; Mrs. Rose
stoker, cheap 1936 rent earns 11%
war everywhere," and that the president of the group, will pre- Gct'lberg, DA. 8296, is in charge
on $30,000 bargain price. Terms
$14,000 to mtge. Cortland near
Christian world owes t eperations side. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Ed- of honor roll.
Donations were received from LaSalle.
to the Jews for the terrible suf- gar for the afternoon are Mrs.
Mrs.
L.
Solomon
for
her
recov-
Glendale. 20 apts. 4-6 rms, New
ferings they had undergone, Dr. Morris Witus, Mrs. Irvin Weisen-
stoker, tankletts water heater. Very
Wise urged the United Nations thal and Mrs. Leon Katzin. Mrs. ery; Mrs. A. Lax, in grateful-
clean. Rent $10,000. Only $16,000
to support the Zionist demands Leo Orecklin is in charge of the ness for her son's safe arrival
down.
We Specialize In the Management
for the establishment of a Jew- program. Members are asked to overseas.
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
of Apartments
ish Commonwealth in Palestine. convene at 1 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. A. Lax,
MONIER MARREN A COMPANY
He said he was confident thut
At the annual membership 2675 Clements, on Dec. 5, at
Ca. 0:321
Dime Bldg.
the "English-speaking peoples fa- party held recently at the War-
vor the establishment of it Jew- dell-Sheraton, wives of 28 physi- 1 p. m.
ish Palestine" and that "the Sov- cians serving in the armed forces
iet Union canot fail to give it were honor guests at lunch.
concurrence." The failure to es-
On Saturday, Dec. 2, Mrs. N.
tablish it Jewish Palestine, he J. Kapetansky of Birchcrest Dr.
waned, wnould "mark the tragic will be hostess to the board of
failure of this global war."
directors for luncheon in her
home.
5,500,000 Jews Killed
Direct from 6 Months at La Martinique Club, N. Y.
Dr. A. Leo Kubowitzki, head
of the rescue department of the
congress, reported that 5,500,000 Home Relief Society
Jews had been killed in Nazi-
N. Y. Critics Acclaim Him Year's Funniest Star
controlled countries. He said the Holds Meeting
congress was concentrating on
I
On Monday, Nov. 27, the Home
rescue of the surviving Hugarian
A Thousand New Songs and Stories
Jews through the neutral coun- Relief Society held its meeting
tries, the Vatican and the Red at the home of Mrs. Nathan Tar-
now
of
Longfellow
Ave.
A
des-
Cross. He estimated that 300,000
sert luncheon at 1 p. m. preceded
Jews were in Hungary.
Everyone in Detroit Will Want to See
Dr. Kubowitzki added that the the meeting and program, with
congress was seeking the status Mrs. Arthur Gilbert and Mrs.
Straightened usually In one office visit
of civilian prisoners of war for Charles Harris assisting the host-
—safely, permanently. No cutting of
the Jews confined in ghettos and ess.
muscles or cords.
Nowl Jackie Miles and a Grand New Show
Mrs. Harry Oberstein, the guest
'Interviews 9 a. m. until 9 p. m. labor and concentration camps
speaker
of
the
day,
introduced
HOTEL STATLER—Dec. 20 and was trying to prevent the by Mrs. Sam Arkin, gave a most
DINNER $1.50 up
Germans from wiping out the in-
impressive and finely drawn re-
Come direct to hotel, but save lime by first
mates
of
the
camps.
Open 6p.m. to 2a.m.
telephoning PONTIAC 8722
Dr. Arieh Tartakower, head of view of "Earth and High Heav-
for a pro-arranged appointment. Our days are
PHONE MA 8470 FORIOES.
*
3067 E. GRAND BLVD.
usually tilled and wo don't want you to wall
the relief department of the Con- en."
Mrs. Irving II. Small, presi-
longer than necessary, and still be certain to
gress,
reported
to
the
conference
and Parties
to
Baoquets
Attention
Special
. give you sufficient lime.
on the relief and rhabilitation dent, called on the various chair-
No Charges for interviews
men
for
committee
reports.
Mrs.
work of the organization. He
THE MARY RAKESTRAW LEAGUE
made an appeal for unity in the Harry Shulman, chairman for
for Cross Eye Correction
the Chanukah gifts to the serv- I
703 Community Nationcl Carl: evading
cause of Jewish relief. Dr. Maur-
Ponliac,.Alch.
Tel. Pontiac 8727
ice men and women, reported
ice L. Perlzweig, head of the po- that over 110 gifts had been sent
Colonial Hotel Offers a Week-End Haven
out the past week. Mrs. Adolph
for Detroiters .. .
Deutsch, chairman of ways and
means, gave the financial report
The COLONIAL HOTEL — delightfully situated in country surroundings is
on the recent luncheon and fash-
NOW OPEN ALL YEAR 'ROUND.
ion review. A prize was award-
Here Is your opportunity to "get away"
ed to Mrs. J. Sylvan in recogni-
for a few days each week—to relax amid
tion of her efforts in the sale
pleasant ens ironment—avail yourself of
Telephone NOW for
health-gRIng Mineral Baths and Swed1,11
of ads for the year book. Mrs.
A FEW HOURS FROM
Mas.-ages—rnioy delicious food. You owe it
Reservations
Samuel B. Danto then presented
NNEWYORN-by regular
to yourself to take Vary of yourself.
a gift from herself to Mrs. Sam
Train & Bus Schedules.
Mt. Clemens 2507 or 2508
Intenwation —N. C. WM*
Arkin for selling the greatest
The
221 W. 57TH ST.
number of tickets to the recent
Circle 7.7888
luncheon.
In the absence of Mrs. Sam
Marks, Mrs. Maxwell Emmer,
HOTEL and MINERAL BATHS
chairman of war efforts, spoke
MAX ELKIN, Managing Owner
on behalf of the sale of war
bonds and stamps, and made a
plea for the $1,000,000.00 goal
(910Craltida
set by Home Relief. Call Mrs.
Hotel & Country Club
Sam Marks at University 1-3608,
when purchasing 'war bonds or
nice
Alt
ON GROSSINGER LAKE FERNDALE, N. Y. *PIN
stamps.

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