Glazer
To Speak at
Hadassah Tea
Rabbi
Jewish Groups
Sell 12 Millions
In War Bonds
Rabbi E. Benedict Glazer of
Temple Beth El will speak at
More than $12,000,000 in War
the Honor Roll Tea given by Bonds were sold by Jewish or-
the Business and Professional ganizations in the Sixth War
Loan Drive, it has been an-
nounced. The Jewish groups led
all the foreign groups in bond
sales, according to Mrs. Julius
Ring, who served as contact for
Jewish organizations.
The Knollwood Country Club.
with bond sales of $3,135,850,
again led all Jewish organiza-
tions in bond sales. Nathan Fish-
man sold $893,850 worth of
war bonds, being one of the top
bond salesmen in this area.
Franklin Hills Country Club sold
$2,285,650 in bonds.
More than $1,250,000 worth
of bonds were sold through
Shaarey Zedek, according to
Maurice Seligman, president of
the Men's Club, who directed the
drive. Temple Beth El reached
the goal of $893,250 and Temple
Isarel members bought over
$200,000 in bonds.
The Women's groups of Bnai
Brith sold more than $700,000
worth of bonds to finance 60
Mercy Ships.
SOPHIE BLANCHE SCHWARTZ
Other groups participating in
Group of Hadassah on Sunday, the bond drive included the fol-
Jan. 14. This important func- lowing:
The Jewish National Fund,
tion is to be held at the Wardell-
Sheraton at 2:30 in the after- Sokolivker, Spanish Jewish Com-
munity, Suwalker, Turover, Vin-
noon.
Cantor Robert Tolman will be itzer, Warsaw Club, I.W.O.,
the soloist, accompanied by Miss Workmen's Circles, Yiddish Folks
Verein, Youth Education League,
Evelyn Gurvitch at the piano.
The response to the Honor Zedekah Club, Zhitomir Verein,
Roll Call has been magnificent, Mt. Sinai Hospital Assn., Bialo-
thus enabling a sizeable contri- stoker Society, Brezner Aid, Heb-
bution to be made to the cause rew Ladies' Aid, Independent
Progressive, Infant Service
of our people in Palestine.
Begun in 1912—with a modest Group, Jewish Fraternal Club,
program of child welfare, Ha- Jewish War Veterans, Kadirnah
dassah's program in the holy Social Club. Keshenever, Kiev
land now includes the adminis- Progressive, Lachovitcher, Lach-
tration and maintenance of a wer Aid, Laundry Drivers, Lutz-
country-wide net work of hos- ker Voliner, Mezeritzer, Mich-
pitals, public health and child igan Home Protective, Mogilover,
welfare stations, a system of National Labor Committee for
recreation, vocational education, Palestine, Ostrowitzeh, Pinsker,
emergency feeding, child refugee Odessa Aid, Pioneer Women,
Pogrobistcher, Primrose, Rad-
work and land reclamation.
Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz, omer Friendly Aid, Rowner,
Tyler 5-6419, is chairman of the Shole?n Aleichem Folks Insti-
Detroit Business and Profession- tute.
al Division of Hadassah.
13;000 Children
Come to Palestine
JERUSALEM (WNS) — The
sum of $8,000,000 was spent to
transport and maintain 13,000
Jewish youngsters brought from
Europe to Palestine since Hitler
came to power, it was announced
here. The aim of the Jewish
Agency at present is to bring to
Palestine 20,000 Jewish children
from liberated parts of Europe,
George Landauer, Jewish Agency
spokesman said.
A delegation of relatives of
Jews who were deported from
Palestine to the Island of Maur-
itius visited the chief secretary
of the Palestine Government and
urged that the government at
least permit the return to Pal-
estine of deportees who have
relatives here. The delegation
also asked the government to
permit the sending of medical
supplies, food and clothing to
the Mauritius internees.
Dr. Glazer to Debate
On Religion in Schools
The Rev. Joseph Q. Mayne,
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, rabbi
of Temple Beth El, and Dr.
Paul Rankin, of the Detroit
Board of Education, will partici-
pate, with other community lead-
ers, in a panel discussion on
"Religion in Schools" at a
meeting of the Torch Club in
the Rackham Bldg. at 6:30 p.
m., Tuesday, Jan. 16.
60,000 JEWS DECORATED
MOSCOW (WNS) — Twice
as many Jews in the Red Army
have been decorated for valor
and feats of heroism in 1944
than in 1943, it was disclosed
here by the Jewish Anti-Fascist
committee. Jewish medal win-
ners increased from 32,000 to
60,000 during the past year and
the number of Jews made heroes
of the Soviet Union also doubled
in the same period.
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Friday, January 12, 1946
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Page Eight
Philadelphia Honors
Salomon's Memory
PHILADELPHIA—Haym Salo-
mon, Revolutionary War patriot,
was honored Sunday, the 160th
anniversary of his death, by the
city of Philadelphia. Veterans.
patriotic, historical and fraternal
organizations paid tribute, in
Mikveh Israel Cemetery, to the
man whose efforts helped finance
George Washington's army dur-
ing the darkest days of the Revo-
lutionary War.
Salomon came to America in
1772, sided with the colonists
and was thrown into prison in
New York. Later he came to
Philadelphia and aided Robert
Morris in raising funds for the
Colonial cause.
Trees Planted
In Palestine
The following trees have been
planted in forests in Palestine
through the Ladies Auxiliary,
Jewish National Fund:
Five trees in memory of Betty
and Sol Dickman, by Mrs. Rose
Horwitz; three trees in memory
of Harry Schwartz, by Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Ash; in memory of
Harry Schwartz, by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ketai; in memory of
Rose Bakst, by Mr. and Mrs.
Max Pensler; three trees honor-
ing Mrs. Dora Harrison; two
trees honoring marriage of Mr.
and Mrs. Ruben Hillel Isaazs;
two trees in memory of Harry
Schwartz, by Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Miller; four trees in memory
of Annie B. Elias, by Harry and
Tybie Schwartz; six trees in
memory of Bernard Berman, by
Lt. Mendel L. Berman; two
trees in memory of Sadie Gold-
berg, by Mrs. Samuel Aaron;
two trees in memory of Rose
Levy, by Mrs. Samuel Aaron;
five trees in memory of Abra-
ham Newman, by Theta Delta
Omega Sorority; in memory of
Annie B. Ellias, by Mr. and Mrs.
J. Bressler and family; in mem-
ory of Sadie Goldberg, by Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Pomerantz; in
memory of Annie B. Ellias, by
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Gor-
don; three trees in memory of
Sadie Goldberg, by Mrs. Anna
Gorman.
Trees may be planted by call-
ing Mrs. I. Goodman. TO. 8-
2669.
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Christian Woman
In France Leaves
Millions to Aid Jews
1
PARIS (WNS — A fortune
of between two and three million
francs has been bequeathed by
an Austrian woman of the Pro-
testant faith to the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee to be used
to aid Austrian Jews.
Officials of he probate court
of the Alpes-Maritime depart-
ment notified the Paris office of
the American relief agency of
the bequest, made by Mlle. Marie
Louise Wilner-Hofteufel, w h o
died in a sanatorium at Vance
on May 15, 1944. In explaining
her reason for bequeathing her
estate for Jewish relief, she de-
clared :
"I have. taken the decision
to leave my fortune for the
aid of these who I feel are
the poorest among the poor
because they are persecuted
for their faith."
Yivo Adopts $200,000
Budget for the Year
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
19th annual conference of the
Yiddish Scientific Institute clos-
ed its three-session here with
the adoption of a $200,000
budget to finance its activities
here and in Europe during th's
year.
Addressing one of the ses-
sions, Jacob Lestchinsky, re-
search secretary of the section
of economics and statistics of
the Yivo, that no more than 3,-
500,000 Jews in Europe have
survived of the 9,500,000 of
1939. Of the 6,000,000 Jews
who perished, he said, 5,000,000
had lived in the countries under
Hitler's domination. He said
about 60 per cent of the Jews
in the German-occupied areas
had been killed and that the vic-
tims constituted the most vital
part of the Jewish people.
A report of the research work
of the Yivo was presented by
Dr. Shlomo Noble, assistant re-
search director. He pointed out
that over 1,000 pages of printed
material was issued during the
year, including the second vol-
ume of the "History of the Jew-
ish Labor Movement in the
United States." The work of
the Research Training Division
of the Yivo and its plan for
transformation into a Graduate
School for Jewish Social Studies
was described.
Romania Classifies Anti-
Semites as Criminals
BUCHAREST (WNS) — Per-
sons found guilty of participat-
ing in the persecution of Jews
will come under the category of
war criminals, subject to heavy
punishment ranging from life-
long imprisonment to capital
punishment, it was disclosed here
with the publication by the Ro-
manian Minister of Justice of
the draft of a law dealing with
the punishment of war criminals.
Within the purview of the law
are all persons who (a) ordered
cruelties inflicted on the Jewish
population, or who themselves
committed such acts, (b) ordered
the establishment of ghettos or
concentration camps for Jev.s,
or deported them beyond the
boundaries of the country, (c)
participated in the transporta-
tion of Jews for the purpose of
mass-extermination, (d) guilty
of organizing hard labor for
Jews for the purpose of effect-
ing their annihilation, (e) are
guilty of ordering and applying
inhuman treatment to Jews in
concentration camps and in
forced labor detachments, (f)
proposed or issued decrees and
regulations inspired by the Nazi
racial laws, as well as those who
carried out these decrees, (g)
utilized the Romanian racial laws
to their own advantage to en-
rich themselves through the anti-
Jewish measures.
Release of Jews
On Sabbath Asked
( .
' More Revisionists
Kidnaped in Palestine
JERUSALEM (WNS) — The
kidnaping last week of two mem-
bers of the Revisionist Organiza-
tion by men who invaded their
homes by posing as police offi-
cials, bringing the total abduc-
tions without recent weeks to
seven, is proving a major prob-
lem to the Palestine police who
have so far been unable to un-
cover a motive for the crimes.
The first kidnaping occurred
when Daniel Anowsky, an em-
ployee of the Jerusalem Jewish
Community Council, and an ac-
tive metilber of the Revisionist
Organize Lion, was taken from his
home by three men, two of
whom were disguised as British
policemen.
The second victim was Mor-
dechai Korngold, 17, a member
of the Revisionist Orthodox
Youth Organization. Young Korn-
gold was forced from his home
by a group of three men, all of
whom were dressed as British
policemen.
"Bride by Mistake"
Feature at Michigan
Romance and comedy combine
with hilarious complications in
"Bride by Mistake" starring La-
raine Day, Alan Marshall and
Marsha Hunt with Alan Joslyn,
which opened at the Michigan
Theater on Friday. Teamed with
this story of galloping intrigue
is "The Falcon in Hollywood"
with Tom Conway in the title
role.
"The Falcon in Hollywood" is
a romantic murder-mystery melo-
drama.
BAY CITY NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tepper
received a telegram from their
son, S/Sgt. Herbert Tepper, who
is in the Air Corps and has been
overseas for 34 months, telling
them that he has arrived safely
in San Francisco and • will be
home in two weeks for a 21-day
furlough.
Miss Eva Adelman of Wind-
sor is a house guest this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Fisher.
* op *
Mr. and Mrs. Morrie Jaffe
recently presented a Jewish flag
to the Temple of Abraham. It
now graces the pulpit along with
the American flag.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine
have left for Chicago for a
week, where they will combine
business with pleasure.
* * *
Busintss has taken Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore S. Friedman to
New York.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldberg
have returned home., from New
York where they spent several
days the past week.
After spending several days
with his mother, Mrs. Lillian Is-
aacson, Ellis Isaacson returned
to his home in Massachusetts.
* * *
Mrs. Al Rotberg is spending
a week in Chicago with her sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs. David Kahn.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman
had as their guests for the week-
end, Mrs. Hannah Broder and
daughter, Roedell, and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Broder of Detroit.
* * *
Mrs. Rose Golden of this city
announces the engagement affil`
approaching marriage of her
daughter. Betty, of Detroit, to
Hyman Biumert, of Wyandotte,
son Of Abraham Blumert of Pal-
estine.
Cancel Institute
4
Of Jewish Council
Because of unforseen diffi-
culties which have arisen to pre-
vent the completion of –program
plans, James I. Ellmann, presi-
dent of the Jewish Community
Council, announces that the an-
nual Council Institute, which
was scheduled for Sunday, Jan.
21, has been postponed. The
prominent speakers invited could
not attend.
The date of the Institute has
been changed to Sunday, March
11. It will be held at the Jewish
Community Center.
In place of the Institute, a
regular quarterly conference of
Community Council delegates
will be held at 8:15 p. in. Sun-
day, Jan. 21, in the Jewish Com-
munity Center. The program
committee, which consists of
Joseph Bernstein, Lawrence
Crohn, Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr.
Leo Franklin, William Hordes,
Samuel Jacobson, Harry Kam-
iner, Leon Kay, and Julian Kro-
lik, are preparing the agenda for
his conference.
Music Study Club
Recital A Success
Miss Eugenic Fichtenova, a
most talented violinist, was pre-
sented in a recital Wednesday
night at the Detroit Institute of
Arts by the Music Study Club
of Detroit. She showed a rare
quality of strength which was
almost masculine in her perform-
ance. Her technical command of
the violin was that of a well-
seasoned artist.
The program Miss Fichtenova
presented was a most difficult
one and called for all of the re-
sources of the violin for its per-
formance. A well attended audi-
ence showed their appreciation
by continued applause, in re-
sponse to which Miss Fichtenova
responded with three encores.
Included in the varied program
was the "Nigun" by Ernest Bloch,
reflecting the spirit of Jewish
lamentation and ritual song in
its composition.
The Music Study Club wishe.,
to thank the many patrons
whose response helped make the
concert an outstanding success.
The net proceeds will be divided
between the Sylvia Simons Mem-
orial Scholarship Fund and many
other wartime activities.
French Jews Restored
To Government Posts
PARIS (WNS)—A number of
French Jews who had been dis-
missed by the Vichy regime from
high government posts were re-
stored to o ce this week by the
new Frenc Government. Among
them was, Paul Gruenbaum-Bal-
lin, who was one of the first
public officials to be dismissed
from office under the Vichy rac-
ial laws.
At the time of his dismissal in
July of 1940 he held the post as
president of the section of the
French Connell of State.
Among the other prominent
Jewish officials who were restored
to office were Georges Cohen-
Slavador and Pierre Seligman.
M. Cohen Salvador, as a mem-
ber on Premier Edouard Her-
riot's special economic council in
1932 and president of the sec-
tion of French Council of Stat,e
was removed in November, 1940.
M. Seligman, a member of the
Central Jewish Consistory and
a member of the General Union
of Jews of France during the
Vichy regime, was restored to
his post as Councillor of State.
Six Bay Cityans have been ap-
pointed to serve on the National 0-0120-0000OOKSOOOCHaOiXSOCH:H:s0
Council of the Joint Distribution
Committee. Louis B. Harrison,
Alex Kahn, and A. B. Roman
were elected as new members
and Theodore S. Friedman and
Julius Sherman were re-elected
Window Shade Co.
for another term. Joseph C.
Hirschfield is continuing on the
WINDOW SHADES
council.
MADE TO ORDER
A SALLE
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Cleaned and Repaired
OBITUARY
Funeral services were held
LINOLEUM
JERUSALEM (WNS ► —A reso-I here recently for Abraham Po-
lution protesting against the in- dolsky, 65, who died at General
Inlaid and Battleship
voluntary employment of Jews Hospital after a short illness.
Rug, and Furniture
on Sabbaths and holidays on pub- Mr. Podolsky lived in Bay City
lic government projects was for five years. He was born in
VENETIAN BLINDS
passed at a meeting of the Jew- Russia and was a member of
Drapery Hardware
ish National Council of Pales- Shaarey Zedek Congregation.
Get Our Prices and Save
tine.
Suriving him are two daugh-
Free notimate. Furnished
The session concluded with the ters, Mrs. Sonya Meyers and
re-election of Isaac Ben-Zvi as I Miss Annette Podolsky, and two
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president. David Remez, general grandchildren of this city, and
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secretary of the Histadruth, was one brother, Jake Podolsky, of
named chairman. Milwaukee.
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