Friday, January 17, 1947
Page Thirtee.
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Honor Jacob H. Schiff Memory
World News in Brief
This Week's
Recipe
Nazi Ruler of Warsaw
Decries Racial Hate
CHOCOLATE SOUFFLE
1 tbsp. flour
1 tbsp. butter
1/4 cup milk
1% oz. unsweetened chocolate
1 /4 tsp. salt
1 /2 cup Manischewitz's Matzo
Meal
'A: cup sugar
4 eggs
% tsp. vanilla
Mix flour and butter, add milk,
and cook until thickened, stirring
constantly. Remove from fire, add
melted chocolate, salt, meal, sugar,
well-beaten egg yolks and vanilla.
Beat well, then fold in stiffly-beat-
en egg whites, and pour into a
greased pudding dish. Bake in a
moderate oven about one hour and
serve hot with hard sauce.
Calls Slaugther of Europe's Jews
`Worst Crime in History of Man'
WARSAW (WNS)—Ludwig Fischer, Nazi governor
who directed the murder of hundreds of thousands of
Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto renounced the Nazi theory
of racial superiority as he faced a war criminal trial and
decried the Nazi slaughter of Europe's Jews as "the
most horrible crime in the history of mankind and a
shame to German culture and
civilization."
Fischer, who last week denied
he was responsible for many of
the atrocities perpetrated in the
Warsaw Ghetto, stated that when
he saw what was being done to
the Warsaw Jews he begged "to
be relieved of his post and sent
to the front."
This statement was refuted by
a Jewish witness, Mieczylaw Masz-
lanko, who testified that Fischer
exceeded even the orders issued
to him by the governor-general of
Poland in inflicting "the most bar-
barous punishment on the Jews."
In the meantime, it was an-
nounced that the Polish govern-
ment had removed from the Cath-
olic Church in Leczyca, near Lodz,
a ritual murder painting. The pic-
ture, which depicted bearded Jews
murdering a child for "ritual" pur-
poses, had been displayed in the
church for many years and had
served as a stimulus for anti-
Jewish propoganda.
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U.S. Army to Probe
DP Beatings Story
FRANKFURT (JTA) — At the
request of Rabbi Philip Bernstein,
adviser on Jewish affairs to U. S.
forces in Europe, Army headquar-
ters here ordered a special in-
vestigation of the incident at the
Landsberg DP camp during which
eight displaced Jews charge they
were beaten by constabulary
troops.
Maj. Abraham Hyman, Bern-
stein's legal adviser, will act as
a special assistant to the inspec-
tor-general who -will conduct the
investigation. Meanwhile, Maj. Hy-
man has requested that the trial
of one of the eight, Herman Pinch-
czinsky, who is charged with as-
saulting an officer, not be resumed
until witnesses can be obtained
and his counsel acquainted with
the facts.
MRS. HERBERT HARRIS
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DETROIT LODGE
Reservations are still being taken
for the dinner-dance of the De-
troit Lodge Auxiliary Bnai Brith,
at 7 p. m. Saturday, Jan. 18, in
the main ballroom of the Hotel
Book Cadillac. Mickey Woolf and
his orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic for this major fund raising
affair.
Mrs. Sol Myers is chairman of
ways and means and Mrs. David
Grosberg, TO. 7-1359, is in charge
of reservations. Ticket chairman is
Mrs. Leonard Tigay and yearbook
chairman is Mrs. Jack Hartstcin.
Mrs. Saul Bloom is auxiliary chair-
man.
Luncheon Nears
for NW Sisterhood
AJC Officer to Talk
at Affair Wednesday
Mrs. Nathan Spevaltow, national
vice president of the American
Jewish Congress, will be guest
speaker at the first donor lunch-
eon of the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation Sisterhood at 12:30
p.m. Wednesday in the social hall
of the synagogue, Curtis and San-
ta Rosa avenues.
Her topic will be "The Jewish
Woman's Place in the Synagogue."
Celia Adler, who is appearing at
the Lafayette Theater in Ben
Hecht's "A Flag Is Born", will
also speak. Mrs. David Kallman
will present a musical program
and Sax-Kay will sponsor a fash-
ion show.
Mrs. Herbert Harris is luncheon
chairman. Assisting with arrange-
ments are Mrs. Joe Gordon, ads;
Mrs. Norman Allan, printing; Mrs.
F. Rosman, table decorations; Mrs.
Ira Kaufman, program; and Mrs.
M. Galsky, hostesses.
Reservations are being taken by
Mrs. D. Grant, UN. 4-2272; Mrs.
Alex Brooks, UN. 3-1563; and
Airs. Malcolm Rivkin, UN. 3-3444.
Proceeds will be used to equip
the synagogue kitchen.
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Irgun Leaflet Bombs
Exploded in. Italy
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Vets of Young Israel
Chart Winter Frolic
Bnai Brith Highlights
British Fascists
Threaten Buntings
LONDON (JTA) —British fasc-
ists, engaged in a war of nerves
against the Jewish population, have
threatened to attack synagogues
in London, it was learned this
week.
The Hampstead, Edgware, Cat-
ford and New West End Syna-
gogues received telephonic threats
warning that the structures would
bc either blown up or burnt down.
One of the new fascist groups—
Union for British Freedom—held
a meeting this week at Edgware,
at which Victor Burgess, who was
detained during the war as a
"dangerous person," suggested that
four British Jews should be flog-
ged publicly for every Briton
whipped in Palestine.
This base relief of Jacob IL Schiff, the
centennial of whose birth was observed
Jan. 10, occupies a place in the lobby of
'the 92nd Street Y5IA in New York City
as a reminder of the debt which the Jew-
ish center movement owes him. To the
right is a photo of the Y5IIIA's first
building which was donated by that great
patrols of Jewish learning who was the
spiritual father of the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
ROME (JTA)—Irgun Zvai Le-
uml leaflet bombs exploded in
Rome and Venice this week, and
the chief of the Rome political
police has taken over personal
supervision of the case in an at-
tempt to apprehend those re-
sponsible.
The Rome bomb exploded near
the Palace of Justice showering
the area with leaflets reading:
"The vanguard of the secret Jew-
ish Army of Liberation, with head-
quarters in Italy, will attack the
British forces until a Jewish state
is restored within the historic
boundaries of our country."
David Goldberg Meads
Banquet of Yeshivah
David Goldberg has been named
chairman of the fourth annual
banquet of Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin Sunday Feb. 9 at the Ye-
shivah, Linwood and Elmhurst
avenues. Tickets may be obtained
at the office or by calling I. Sar-
not! at TO. 6-4258.
ZUSS5IAN WOMEN
Baby sitters needed? The Ray-
mond Zussman Young Women are
organized to send representatives
to your home from 8 p.m. to 1
a. m. each evening, Gertrude Frank
announces. She can be reached at
TY. 7-9339.
YOUNG WOMEN
Girls, ages 18 to 25, interested in
joining a new chapter being formed
by the Bnai Brith Young Women
are asked to attend a meeting at
8 p. m. Thursday at 11718 Dexter
boulevard.
For information call Ruth Goss,
TY. 6-9130, or Evelyn Lepofsky,
TO. 5-8534.
MARSIIALL—BRANDEIS
David A. Gutman, lyric baritone
and former member of the Civic
Light Opera, will appear in a pro-
gram of light opera and Yiddish
songs Sunday, Feb. 23, in the Scot-
tish Rite Cathedral. The affair is
being sponsored jointly by the
Louis Marshall and Louis D. Bran-
deis lodges.
Also appearing will be the Ha-
levy choir, under the direction of
Dan Frohman, and Bella Gold-
berg, soprano.
SIGMUND LIVINGSTON
The Sigmund Livingston Lodge
and Auxiliary will present their
first joint membership affair at
8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 29, in
the Jewish Community Center.
Featured will be "Stars of To-
morrow" from the Julie Adler
dance studio. Guest speaker will
be Harry Yudkoff, past president
of district Grand Lodge No. 6,
Bnai Brith.
Refreshments and dancing will
follow. Members and friends are
invited. For information call Lar-
ry Kopel, DA. 6805, or Claire Lan-
des, TO. 7-8409.
Harry Goodman of The Shoe
Center, 35 West Grand River, has
just returned from a trip to New
York where he reports he made
some excellent purchases on high
grade nationally advertised ladies'
shoes.
One of these purchases includes
a group of shoes for southern
wear such as cloths, raffles and
whites.
"The trend for Florida wear
this year," says Goodman, "seems
to be high platform shoes. Most
of the shoes we sell are of that
type."
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Three leading Jewish trade
unionists who have just returned
from a visit in several European
countries, will give a report on
Jewish life in those countries at a
meeting Sunday, Feb. 2 at the
Fort Wayne Hotel, held under the
auspices of the Michigan Jewish
Labor Council.
The men are Morris Gainer,
AFL Painters Union president;
Joseph Winogradsky, CIO Furriers
Union vice president; and Abe
Feinglass, Furriers Union mid-
west director.
Final arrangements have been
completed for the winter frolic be-
ing sponsored by the veterans of
Young Israel, Saturday evening,
Feb. 15, in the Cryital ballroom
of the Hotel Book Cadillac.
Hillel Abrams, chairman of the
affair, has announced that Jack
White and his orchestra, featuring
Jeanne Carroll, as vocalist, will
provide the music.
A special intermission program
has been arranged. Tickets can be
obtained by calling Abrams, TY.
7-5733, Harold Platt, TO. 6-7139,
and Ben Wrotslaysky, TU. 3-1195.
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