. 16, 1945
Friday, Februy

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Patrons. Listed For
Dorothy Thompson
Lecture in Detroit

Congress Women's Study
Group Meets Feb. 22
The Education Study Group

Plans have been completed for
the fund raising project by Tem-
ple Israel Sisterhood at which
Dorothy Thompson will speak.
Miss Thompson will speak at
Masonic Temple on Tuesday eve-
ning, March 13. Her topic will
be "These Crucial Times." A
question period will follow, han-
dled by Prof. Preston Slosson of
the University of Michigan.
Patron seats, which will be in
the orchestra section, are avail-
able. Holders of patron seats
will be invited to attend a re-
ception honoring Miss Thompson
in the Colonade Room following
the question period. For further
information, telephone Mrs. Ar-
thur J. Hass, vice president in
charge of way e and means; Mrs.
Alorton Snyder, chairman in
charge of tickets; or Mrs. Sam-
uel B. Danto, president. Patrons
as of Feb. 10 are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. James A ftel,
Charles Aller, Edward Bernstein,
Max Brose, Louis BieRicht, Dr.
S. E. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bassey, Mrs. Esther
Berkowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Buegeleisen, Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Curhan, David Curhan, Dr. and
Mrs. Leon Cowan, Castaloy Cor-
poration, Dr. and Mrs. Martin
Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Charfoos, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
B. Dant 'Harold Elias, Dr. and
Mrs. Sit y Elias, Mr. and Mrs.
Moe
Mrs. Id s Fisher, Mr. and
Mrs. San l Feldman, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Galperin, Mr. and
Mrs. Sol L. Gittleman, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Gould, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Garvett, Gibbs & Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grossman,
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Goldman,
Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hass, Mr.
and Mrs. David Hubar, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Jacobs, Mrs. Morton
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Norman

Jewish Aged Home
Aux. Party Feb. 19

of the Detroit Women's Division
Mrs. A. Pot iker, membership
of the American Jewish Con- committee chairman, Mrs. N. J.
gress, which meets at the home Lippitt, president, and Mrs. D.
of Mrs. Arnold Kosarin, 17181 Kliger, entertainment committee
Ponchartrain Dr., urges all mem-
bers to attend the next meeting
at 1:30 p. m. Thursday, Feb. 22.
The group is engaged in an
intensive study of the Dumbar-
ton Oaks proposals for a World
Peace Organization. The educa-
tion chairman is Mrs. Sam 01-

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HONOR NAT'L EXECUTIVE

A special meeting of the De-
troit League of the National
Home for Jewish Children at
Denver has been called by Mrs.
Leon M. Zechman, president, for
Monday, Feb. 19, 1 p. in., at the
Hotel Studer, to honor William
R. Blumenthal, executive secre-
tary of the National Home at
Denver. Following a subscription
luncheon, to which attendance is
optional, Mr. Blumenthal will
address the assembly.

Jason.
Dr. and Mrs. S. Q. Kesler, Dr.
and Mrs. I. S. Katzman, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Kanners, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry LeVine, Mr. and Mrs.
Abe Levenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Moe Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Levin, Dr. and Mrs. Harry
Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Max Mill-
man, Miss Anna Oxenhandler,
Mrs. Charles Rothstein, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Rosenberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Rose, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Bea
Rudin, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rad-
en, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rycus,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rattner,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rothen-
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Shevin,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schakne
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sucher, Mr.
and Mrs. George Stutz, Mr. and
Airs. Myron Steinberg, Mr. and
Airs. Murray Sutkin, Dr. and
Mrs. Oscar U. Shapiro, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Smilo, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Thal, Mr. and Mrs Ben
Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Trunskv, Mr. and Mrs Al Weis-
man, ' Miss Anne Warren, Dr.
and Mrs. Jules Goldsmith, Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Eckhouse, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Osnos, Mr. and
Mrs. Mutton Snyder, Mrs. Julius
London and Rabbi Leon Fram.

MICHIGAN THEATER

One of the biggest pictures of
the Spring season, "I'll Be See-
ing You," opened at the Mich-
igan Theater Friday for a lim-
ited engagement. The film stars
ELECT . . . CHARLES
Ginger Rogers, Joseph Cotten
and Shirley Temple, with a
BOWLES
strong supporting cast, headed
by Spring Byington and Toni
Tully.
"I'll Be Seeing You" is the
Former Recorders Court Judge
story of the strangest holiday
and Mayor
two people ever spent.
"Dangerous Passage," the com-
panion feature, is an action-
packed story of a battle at sea
_9 over an inheritance.

Judge of
Recorders Court

Primary
Monday, Feb. 19

JAMES D. FRIEL

Present
County Auditor

Has Given Us

GOOD
GOVERNMENT

Lower Taxes

Higher Pay

Economy

Improvements

Efficiency

Honesty

Vote Monday, February 19

for

JAMES D. FRIEL

Present County Auditor
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

MRS. A. POTIKER

chairman, have been busy with
arrangements for a membership
party to be given Monday, Feb.
19, at 1:30 p. nt. by the Wom-
en's Auxiliary, Jewish Home for
the Aged.
There will be music by a 12-
piece novelty orchestra. Mrs. S.
Weller and Mrs. J. Kavanaugh
are taking care of refreshments.
A prize will be awarded to
the member bringing in the most
new members.

Pa • Three

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Foreign Jews Can't
Return to France

N. W. Congregation
Purim Program
Planned for Feb. 18

The social committee of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
and Center, under the co-chair-
manship of Abraham Mackey and
Mann ie Lax, has prepared an
entertainment at 8:30 p. in. Feb.
18, at the Bagley School, Rose-
lawn and Curtis to celebrate
Purim.
Aaron Rosenberg will officiate
as master of ceremonies, and
among the guest artists for the
evening will be Cantor Sonen-
klar of Shaarey Zedek, Mrs. Bro-
ver Cooper, violinist, and Miss
Lillian Robins, pianist. The eve-
ning will also be enlivened by
Joseph Sylvan, a magician. The
Sisterhood will serve refresh-
ments.
There has been a large enroll-
ment at the Sunday School of
the Synagogue at the Bagley
School. The Sunday School
chairman is David J. Miller, and
his committee consists of Max
Goldsmith, Alan Waller, vice
president--and secretary of the
Congregation, respectively-, and
Charles Churn)). The Sunday
School operates -in cooperation
with the United Hebrew Schools.
Miss Nellie Seligson is the su-
pervisor, and she has assembled
a competent staff of teachers.

PARIS (WNS) — The outlook
for the return of foreigners to
France, particularly Jews, is
dubious. Subjected to Nazi prop-
aganda during the occupation,
many Frenchmen are not overly
friendly to Jews. Many people
in France feel that foreigners
ought not to be permitted to
take jobs which should go to
French prisoners and deportees.
Rene Cassin, chief of the juri-
dicial committee for the Presi-
dency, declared that Nazi offi-
cials responsible for atrocities
on French prisoners and depor-
tees, will be punished, just as
though the crimes were commit-
ted on French soil. The same
procedure, ho added, will be fol-
lowed with regard to foreigners
forcibly removed from French
territory to Nazi camps in Ger-
many and Piland. These depor-
tees include fully 70.000 Jews
of foreign nationality.

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BUSINESS

Or

INDIVIDUAL

LOANS

on

Seeks Palestine
Haven for 1,670 Jews

JERUSALEM (WNS)—Moshe
Shertok, head of the political
department of the Jewish Agency
or Palestine, declared that the
agency was concerned over the
fate of the 1,670 Jews who were
recently rescued from the Ger-
man concentration camp in Ber-
gen-Belzen and who are now in
Outstanding among the candi- Switzerland awaiting transfer to
dates for Recorders Court Judge .1 UNRRA camp in Algiers.
at the Primary election next
"The Jewish Agency sees no
Monday is the name of Charles sense in sending these rescued
Bowles, former Judge of Re- Jews to a camp in North Af
corders Court and Mayor of De- rica instead of enabling them
troit. Of the thousands of cases to proceed to Palestine," Sher-
tried before Judge Bowles, not tok said, "especially since
a single case was reversed by about 1,200 of them are Om-
the Supreme Court.
lutzim and veteran Zionists."
His • ability, fairness, and de-
votion to duty, while Judge, are
qualities well known to all law-
yers and litigants, who have ap-
peared before him, and it was
a group of these people who
THROUGH
prevailed upon him to again be-
come a candidate for the Record-
ers Court Bench.
Judge Bowles has been a prac-
ticing attorney for over 30 years
and is well qualified by train-
ing, experience, and tempera-
ment.

Bowles Seeks Return
To Recorders Court

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informed public opinion among
its membership and an intelli-
gent interest in national affairs.
To revitalize the democratic
principle basic to our movement
so that the composition and poli-
cies of the national administra-
tion shall reflect the will and
temper of the great body of
American Zionists.
Mr. Rosenbloom emphasized
that the Committee's activities
"will in no wise interfere with
the political work of the Zionist
Emergency Council.
Assailing the Z.O.A. adminis-
tration's , action in forcing Dr.
Silver's elimination from the po-
litical leadership of American
Zionism "after a year of prodi-
gious activity and unprecedented
political achievement," Mr. Ros-
enbloom declared :
"That such incredible things
could happen in the way they
did, points to serious internal
conditions which must be correct-
ed if, we are to avoid major set-
backs.
"The leadership of the Z.O.A.
has revealed an appalling inepti-
tude and an incapacity to deal
in a statesmanlike manner with
such crises as are bound to arise.
It has acted precipitately and
arbitrarily. It has either mistak-
en the sentiments of the great
body of American Zionists, or
deliberately ignored them."

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MONDAY

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TUESDAY

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and Chorus

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