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Friday, August 24, 1945
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
(Continued from page four)
characterizations with which their
yarns abound . . . We have spe-
JEWISH NEWS .
Do the Jewish relief organiza- cial reference to Agatha Christie
tio ns realize that the position of an& Dorothy L. Sayers . . .
the Creek Jews deserves emer- ABOUT PEOPLE . . .
It is now generally acknowl-
geneY measures? . . . Only 8,000
re left of 80,000 . . The sur- edged that the plan on Germany
ivors are homeless and without adopted by the Big Three in
any means whatsoever . . . All Potsdam is the one projected by
that talk about large Jewish im- Henry Morg-nthau Jr., and pooh-
migration into Australia in the poohed by practically eve•ybody-
postwar period is a lot of bunk . . except, apparently, the Big Three.
The total yearly immigration . . . To the many inquirers con-
quota to Australia will be 2,500 cerning the whereabouts of David
for the next decade . • . The Niles, one of President Roosevelt's
American Jewish Committee has secretaries: Niles has been re-
some high-powered public rela- tained by President Truman in
tion experts on its staff now
the same capacity. . . . In reply
Its latest "press book," on an to the letters from young ladies
"International Bill of Rights," is about Robert E. Nathan, the wiz-
very impressive, and should make ard on economics, who is back in
the other Jewish organizations sit
the government, working on re-
up and take notice ..
conversion problems: Nathan is
LITERARY NOTES .
38 years old and still a bachelor.
Arnold Koestler, the author,
He smokes a pipe and prefers
who has become the standard-
bearer of the anti-Soviet intelli- milk to whiskey, .. . The future
gentsia, has spent quite some time biographers of Representative Sol
in Jerusalem . . We hope that Bloom might like to know that
the announcement that he's writ- Sol goes to bed at 8 p.m. every
ing a book on Palestine is wrong night and gets up at 5:30 a.m.
Koestler's approach to life is He sleeps on three boards covered
super-negative . . Malkah Ra- with a thin mat, drinks little
bell's novel "On the Threshold of
whiskey, but enjoys a good table
the Ghetto," just published in
Spanish, will soon appear in Eng- win. . . Curt Bois, our favorite
lish . . . Some of the most suc- Hollywood screen comedian, who
cessful mystery story writers in in pre-Hitler days was Germany's
dear old England, who are best- Eddie Cantor, is back on Broad-
ellers in this country too, would way, rehearsing for a legitimate
10 well to cut out the anti-Semitic show.
OUR CAPITAL LETTER
(Continued from page four)
to use it as a sounding-board for
the pernicious doctrines we have
been combatting in war. Many
Washington newsmen, in their
more printable comments, find
themselves suddenly outside the
role of detached reporters, and in
hat of bitter critic. Bilbo blus-
ering against "common kikes,"
'dagos" and "niggers" has shaken
hat detachment.
The Potsdam declaration de-
reed the abolition of all Nazi
aws which established discrimina-
ion because of race, creed, or
olitical opinion. Here at home
he same kind of oratory which
moiled the Reichstag before the
doption of the Nazi racial laws,
s flowing unchecked in Congress.
ur legislators, when they •e-
onvene, could do with a •efresh-
r course in the history of the
st fifteen years.
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Last week we reported the
ermanent banning of the Dutch
azi conductor, Willem Mengel-
erg, from any musical activity
the Netherlands. This week it
agreeable to note that the first
nest conductor of the Amster-
Concertgebouw Orchestra,
ow purged of Mengelberg and
ther collaborationist personnel,
will be Albert van Raalte who,
according to Dutch circles here,
was dropped during the occupa-
tion because of his Jewish an-
cestry.
Albert Cohen
New Vocational
Service Chief
Harvey H. Goldman, president
of the board of directors of the
Jewish Vocational Service, has
announced the appointment of Al-
bert Cohen as executive director
of the agency.
Mr. Cohen has been a member
of the staff of the Jewish Voca-
tional Service since 1942. As the
Agency's first group worker, he
became well known to the com-
munity. In addition to his group
activities, he has had extensive
experience in individual counsel-
ing, and has served as the agen-
cy's liaison worker with the Jew-
ish Social Service Bureau, Jewish
Community Center, and North
End Clinic, and as its counselor
for veterans.
Since 1944, Mr. Cohen has also
been in charge of the Michigan
Group Vocational Guidance Pro-
gram of the Bnai Brith, which
functions outside of metropolitan
Detroit on a week-end basis. In
this capacity, he organized and
developed vocational guidance ac-
tivities for youth and adult
groups in out-state Michigan ci-
ties, and at the Hillel Founda-
tions of the University of Mich-
igan and Michigan State College.
Because of the scope of his new
duties as Executive Director of
the Jewish Vocational Service,
Mr. Cohen has resigned from the
o u t-s t a t e vocational guidance
work.
Mr. Cohen received both Ba-
chelor's and Master's degrees
from the University of Pennsyl-
vania. He has been on the staff
of the Allied Jewish Appeal in
Philadelphia, where he served as
a campaign secretary until he
joined the staff of the Jewish
Vocational Service of Detroit. He
is author of a number of publi-
cations on vocational guidance,
and has been guest lecturer at
Wayne University.
While w ashington and the
world tensely awaited the news
of Japanese surrender, it was
comforting to know that WPB
was in there holding the feminine
world together. At the White
House press room telephones jan-
gled, reporters compared and ex-
changed the latest rumors, con-
sumed gallons of coffee, rushed
to greet each visitor to the execu-
tive offices. At the other end of
town WPB, unshaken, even by
reconversion tremors, and in a
pre-celebration mood, gaily de-
Infants' Service Group will
cided to give priority assistance hold a board meeting on Monday
to manufacturers of hook and at the home of Mrs. Samuel
eye tape. Washington, we love Gross, 3004 Clements.
you.
Plans will be completed for the
installation of officers and open
Labor Silent on Palestine
meeting to be held at the Book
British Prime Minister Attlee Cadillac Hotel, on Sept. 11.
declared in Parliament this week Chairmen in charge of the affair
that the Labor Party regime is are Mrs. George Tueger, Mrs.
not ready to issue any statement Saul Golden and Mrs. Ben Roch-
lin.
regarding Palestine.
Infants' Service Group
Board Meets Aug. 27
Jews
Face Liberation
20,000
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Nazi Europe to Shanghai. Two of
the J.D.C. representatives in
Shanghai, Miss Laura Margolies
and Manuel Siegel, were interned
by the Japanese authorities with
all other Americans in February.
1992, Miss Margolies was later
repatriated to the United States
on a Swedish exchange ship. Mr.
Siegel is still interned.
Despite heroic efforts to feed
the needy Jewish internees in the
Shanghai camp, there were only
sufficient funds to provide one
meal a day for 5,000 people. This
money was borrowed locally on
the promise that it would be re-
paid at the end of the war by the
Joint Distribution Committee. The
Shanghai Jewish Relief Associa-
tion, composed mostly of Russian
Jews, has imposed a voluntary
tax upon the local Jewish popu-
lation and the Jewish Relief Coin-
mittee in Tienstin also participat-
ed in raising funds to feed the
interned Jewish refugees.
Winokur Post,
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Tick ton Named
Temple Beth El
Music Director
JASON H. TICKTON
The Lt. Jack Winokur Post No.
268, Jewish War Veterans of the
United States, installed officers on
Saturday, Aug. 18, at Van Dyke
Club. A banquet preceded the
ceremony when the following of-
ficers were installed:
Irving H. Berger, commander;
David S. Hoffner, senior vice
commander; Milton Beresh, junior
vice commander; Robert Heydt,
quartermaster; Evelyn Levine, ad-
jutant (protocol) ; Rose Beitman,
adjutant (corresponding).
Joseph Lipson, officer of the
day; Dr. Louis L. Barnett, post
surgeon; Joseph Horowitz, chap-
lain, and Jack Moss, judge advo-
cate.
Albert Letzer was chosen as
captain of the color guard, his
color bearers being Henry Co-
lumbus, Sid Beerbohm, Arbie
Coperrnan and Jack Gladstone.
• The post is open to all veterans
of the United States service of
Jewish faith who have been hon-
orably discharged.
;On Sept. 5, there will be a
meeting at the JWV Hall, 8212
Twelfth St. A Ladies Auxiliary
to the Post will be formed. All
Jewish women who are eligible
are invited to attend. In order
to qualify for membership to the
Auxiliary, it is necessary that a
woman be a mother, sister, wife
or daughter of a veteran.
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The Board of Trustees of Tem-
ple Beth El has appointed Jason
H. Tickton to the post of music
director and organist.
Mr. Tickton has been affiliated
with Temple Beth El for 12 years.
He first served as assistant or-
ganist and since 1990 as organist
of the Temple. For several years
he was also in charge of the
music department of the Relig-
ious School.
Mr. Tickton possesses a fine
Jewish background, and is at
present serving on the faculty of
Wayne University as assistant
professor of music.
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