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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1945-08-10

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Page Ten

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal

-:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-

12th Street Center
Camp in 8th Week

land, Ethel Ravine, Harry Stern-
berg, Sylvia Weiss, and Sol Wick-
strom.
Refreshments will be served.
Climaxing a successful summer Dancing till 12:30.
season, the 12th Street Council
Center Day Camp, 12th at Blaine,
will begin its eighth week of Cyril Wezemael
Camp Monday, Aug. 13. Sponsor- To Give Recital
ed by the Jewish Community
Center and the Detroit Section, At Jewish Center
National Council of Jewish Wo-
The Jewish Community Center
men, and supervised by Manuel announces that the seventh in the
S. Simon, director, assisted by series of open-air concerts will
Marilyn Gold, Marilyn Tankus, be given at 9 p.m. Monday, Aug.
and Blanche Fitlow, the camp has 13. The featured artist will be
already served more than 200 Cyril Wezemael, baritone, soloist
children between 6 and 12 years at the Fort St. Presbyterian
of age. Much credit is due Mrs. Church and Temple Beth-El.
Barney Israel, chairman of the
Mr. Wezemael will be heard in
12th Street Council Center's Vol- a full recital of arias and songs.
unteer Committee.
He will be accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Edwin S. Sherrill.
The camp is offering many ac-
tivities for the eighth week, in Also featured on the program is
Al Caroselli, guitarist.
addition to its regular program
Mr. Wezemael has chosen songs
of arts and crafts, dramatics,
by Beethoven, Martini, Schubert,
swimming, and group activities.
Thomas, Zamecnik, Costa, Edi Ca-
These include a visit to the Jew-
pua, Denja, Guion, Case and Ha-
ish Community Center, a trip to
geman. There is no charge for
the "Arms for Victory" exhibit admission.
at the General Motors Building,
witnessing a broadcast at Radio
Station WJR, and a picnic at Show War Movies
Belle Isle.
For information, call at the Tuesday at Center
The Jewish Community Center,
12th St. Council Center, 12th at
Woodward at Holbrook, will pre-
Blaine, or call TYler 5-2300.
sent another in a series of mo-
tion picture nights on Tuesday,
S6rlight Dancing
Aug. 14.
The featured films will be
At Jewish Center
"Road to Paris" which shows the
The Adult Party Committee combat scenes of the recapture
presents "Starlight Dancing" in of Paris, "Dutch Tradition" pre-
the Jewish Community Center's sents the colorful story of the
Outdoor Court, at 9:30 this Sat- Netherlands during the last four
urday night.
years, and "Remember These
\Gene Fenby and his orchestra Faces" dealing with the wounded
wi foittish the music.
in the invasion of the Pacific.
lane for the affair were made
The program will be held in
by the following members of tin the Outdoor Court of the Jewish
Adult Committee: Bea Bortman, Community Center, and will be-
Bernice Friedland, Ruth Fried- gin at 9:15 in the evening.

Nazi Victims Ask
Justice for Jews

GENEVA (WNS)—An appeal
to "all" the free peoples of the
world" for justice for the Jews
in the form of a manifesto which
will soon be published through-
out the world, was issued here by
representatives of 4,000 surviv-
ing victims of the concentration
camps of Buchenwald, Bergen-
Belsen, Dachau, Auswitz, There-
sienstadt and Mauthansen, who
are now in Switzerland.
"Representatives of all other
of Hitler's victims are called up-
on to gather within the United
Nations and to collaborate with
a view to compensation for the
damages suffered through Hitler's
war machine and to prepare for
a better future," the Manifesto
reads.
"However, we members of the
Jewish people, who in many cases
are without nationality and have
no place to go, are left aside.
Seemingly, the , world wants to
foret about us. No government
of our own is backing us. No
member of the Jewish people is
participating in the work of the
United Nations War Crimes Com-
mission.
"In the name of Jewish sur-
•ivors Qf the German concentra-
tion camps, and in the name of
all organized or non-organized
'Jews who , have not had oppor-
tunity to voice an opinion, we
demand, •first, equality with all
other nations; second, a national
home in the country of our fore-
fathers; third, representation
wherever other nations are gath-
ering; fourth, compensation for
damages suffered by the Jewish
people in their totality; and fifth,
the right to influence the migra-
tion at ...Jews in former occupied
countries."

Dutch Ban Refugee
Jews From Relief

BRUSSELS (WNS)—The Min-
istry of Justice has isued a de-
cree striking from the relief
rolls in Holland all Germans, in-
cluding many Jewish refugees.
At the same time it was dis-
closed that the ban against the
ownership of houses by Germans
was being equally applied to
Jews.
Meanwhile, 445 displaced Ger-
man. Jews who entered Belgium
illegally are presenting a prob-
lem to Jewish relief authorities
here. They had been lodged by
the army in camps, but were
threatened with return to Ger-
many until the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee agreed to guar-
antee their support. However, the
JDC was given only 48 hours to
evacuate the refugees from the
camps, despite the acute housing
shortage here.
The JDC finally succeeded in
distributing them in Charlerei,
Ghent, Antwerp, Brussels, Tour-
nai and elsewhere. The Jewish
Agency is providing Palestine im-
migration certificates for 250 of
them, and they are expected to
leave by Aug. 15.

Strictly Confidential

(Continued from page 4)
is true that Senator Guy Gilette
has accepted the post of political
adviser to Peter Bergson's Com-
mittee . . . Paul Gervasi, the
foreign correspondent, is prepar-
ing a book on Jewish Palestine
. . . The Zionist Organization of
America has completed its 7th
War Loan Drive with a total of
$125,000,000 . Congratula-
tions . . .
FILM ECHOES . . .
It has just been revealed that
on a certain night of May, 1941,
Winston Churchill was very much
annoyed at being interrupted by
the news that Nazi Rudolph Hess
had landed in Scotland . . . The
then Prime Minister had been
having a wonderful time seeing
a Marx Brothers picture . . . The
death of film producer Winfield
Sheehan recalls that his first
Hollywood success, thirty years
ago, was his build-up of that era's
Number One glamor girl, the
"vamp" Theda Bara, who up to
that time had been just plain
Theodosia Goodman, an aspiring
young actress from Cincinnati .
STORY AND DENIAL .. .
The late novelist Charles G.
Norris used to tell this story on
himself in recent years . . . It
concerned the time he met Hitler,
back in 1933, and thought Adolph
was a great guy doing a fine thing
for Germany ... When Norris re-
turned to America he expressed
this opinion to the reporters, and
was quoted at length in the New
York papers . . . "Next day," he
would continue, "I met Edna
Ferber on the street . Without
a word she hauled off and slap-
ped me full in the face . . .
Well, it turned out she was
right" . . . But Miss Ferber, very
indignant about the tale, assures
us that the incident was but a
figment of the Norris imagina-
tion . . .
ABOUT PEOPLE .. .
A long, long time ago we told
you that Judge Jonah J. Gold-
stein would be a candidate for
the mayoralty of New York .. .
Now that he is the Republican
standard-bearer we predict that
he will be elected . . . Is it true
that Henry Morgenthau's resig-
nation was precipitated because
Secretary Byrnes could not bear
the idea that Morgenthau was
next to him in the line of succes-
sion to the Presidency? . . .
Morgenthau, we are told, is seri-
ously considering running for
Senator from New York if Sena-
tor Mead enters next year's gu-
bernatorial race . . . Professor
Harold Laski, one of the most
distinguished economists and
braintrusters of the British La-
bor party, is being attacked by
British and American Tories as

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a sinister menace to British-
American relations . . . Laski, by
the way, is using his tremendous
influence to secure a just decision
on the Jewish Palestine issue .. .
Pierre van Paassen's new book,
a major tome of 200,000 words,
is scheduled for publication on
February 7, 1946 . .. The title
is "Earth Could Be Fair" . . .
There is nothing to the rumors
Maxim Litvinoff will return to
Washington as Soviet ambassa-
dor to the U. S. A. . . . Judge
Samuel I. Rosenman will return
to private practise after his re-
turn from Europe, any day now
. . . The exodus of Jews from
post-war Governmental post will
hit a new high with the impend-
ing resignation of ex-Governor
Lehman from UNRRA .

Henry Wineman
Among Top Leaders
Of War Chest Drive

Announcement of leaders for
the 1945 Community War Chest
campaign, which will be held Oct.
8 - 31, was made this week by
Edwin J. Anderson, campaign
general chairman.
Ernest C. Kanzler, chairman of
the board of Universal C.I.T.
Credit Corporation, will add vice
chairmanship of the 1945 drive
to his already long list of war
activities, while Patrick V. Mc-
Namara returns, after a year's
absence, as the vice chairman
representing labor. McNamara is
vice president of the Detroit and
Wayne County Federation of La-
bor.
Vice president of the General
Motors Corporation, Frank R.
Pierce has been appointed a cam-
paign vice chairman and will also
head the campaign's public rela-
tiins committee. Oscar Webber,
vice president and general man-
ager of the J. L. Hudson Co.,
will serve as chairman of the•cor-
poration gifts committee in addi-
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(Continued from Page 1)
for the Jewish population," he
added, "is radical abolishment of
all legislation and institutions
created by the former dietatoria:,
regimes, especially that of An+,
ton escu."
The present goVermilmit, he
said, has taken steps in ;hi. direc-
tion, but one of the difficulties
facing it is the lack of dem o.
cratic unity within the Jewish
population. The Ministry of Jus-
tice expressed the hope that the
recently formed Jewish Demo-
cratic Committee will remove
part of the difficulties.

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