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October 10, 1947 - Image 17

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Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1947-10-10

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Page Seventeen

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLI

Rivals Spur Laborites
to Curb Fascist Rise

Head> "asPital Group

Analyzes Dislike
for School Work

(Continued from Page 3)

Police, Crowd Join in Breaking Up
Hate Assembly in London Borough

Pioneer Women lla
National Convention



NEW YORK-Pioneer Women
will hold their 10th national
convention, the first in two years,
Oct. 23-27 in St. Louis, Mrs.
Louis Kaufman of Cleveland,
chairman of the national con-
vention committee, announced.
Mrs. Jacob Levitt of New York
is co-chairman of the commit-
tee.

useful as excuses for the child's
failures.
In older children, dislike for
school may reveal improper
study habits. This immature
child may waste considerable
LONDON (JTA)-A resolution condemning fascism.
time hating his classes and so
which was adopted by a Conservative party conference at
never get down to study. Part
Brighton, may have the effect of spurring the Labor gov-
1.111 , 1111 .,
T III •111:
of maturity' is the experience of S•A•I411
A N /11.11:11EN'2, 1'1111'1'1.1'1'111N, 1T('.,
ernment to more active steps against fascist and anti-
learning how to deal with dis- 111.:01.111E11 1111"211E A•TA OF CON-
Semitic agitation, despite the fact that it was passed only
1.112:101 ormA AN 1 ,11,1 1 WI 211 5 . 35 11112, .1N T1
tasteful subjects.
as an afterthought to a resolution condemning Communism.
Attitudes toward school and Of 100.114111 WWI elirrI111111 • .
Jr
Some part of the govern-
work are built up at home. The 11. lily at Detroit. MI, Mean for 1 , 17.
ment's reluctance to act is 2 Jews Get 10 Years
State
of
Miehigan.
child who is pampered at home 'taint y of W.tyne- - ON
thought to be Die fear that the
is off on the wrong foot. He it
toe. it 110441 r leash. lu ."
Conservatives would attack any In Threw to Of
likely to associate dislikes with for Before
tile State anil you'll); •fore-rilk per-
VIENNA (JTA)-Two Jewish
measures as "Socialistic" curbs
difficult or unpleasant situations, son/411y a ppearial Floy111011r Tilrhln. n hn,
DP's have been sentenced to 10
Ing Well duly aWnril 11. ,. ...r.1/141: to
on freedom of expression.
just to avoid facing them. . . . ham
la w, deposes and nap. that 110 In the
Meanwhile, trade union and years imprisonment by an
President
and publialier of the Detroit
He has not developed a. sense
SAUL KATZ has been elec-
ot r groups are continuing to American Military Government
.14 1 0 11 I innate to and that the -
of discrimination.
to
the hest of him kno• lodge
In,
no plans to counter growing court on charges of having ted president of the Detroit
and belief, a true mtatem•nt of !ha
• • •
Hebrew Hospital Association,
,„`"Itst and anti-Semitic activ- threatened to use force against
on livr , 1111,, management (and If a daily
etc.. of the
pn pr r, the ell etliallon),
OUTSIDE INFLUENCE
ities. The London Trades Coun- several Austrian policemen. The
suceeding Dr. Leon A. Katz-
fint,' ,Ilid Pubileal Ion for t he Ante
in. Other officers are IL T.
cg is meeting Friday to con- threats were allegedly made
AS THE CHILD GROWS, he shown In the a hove rapt Inn, irquIreA
by I he (1. t of August It, 151!. as
Glickma n, vice-president;
slider proposals for mass action, when the Jews were seized by
is subject to many outside amended 1 , y the Art of Ma t ell 5, 11111.
including protest meetings and policemen after they were caught
Marcus Kates, treasurer; and
influences, some of them strong- 01010,1110.1 in ..,0,[1,;14 5:7. Pn.lnl TAW*.
Regulation.. printed nn the re, er ,w
circularization of members of stealing pears from a farm.
William Buchhalter, secreta-
er, more attractive than the and
of 111;m fro in. to all:
The prosecution demanded
ry. Other members are Mich-
Parliament.
home. An older child disliking
I. That the names and 0.1.1re.orn of
severe punishment for the Jews
ael R. Bagdade, Joseph Cam-
school may be echoing his as- the publisher, nillor, Managilif editor,
FASCISTS BALKED .
lid
F411 , 1110. Ina wagers are:
"in order to show the Austrian
a
den, Maurice Floch, Isaac
sociates or friends. This is
The fascists have been en- people that the American mil-
Web In, 514 Wood-
Rosenthal, Philip Slomovitz,
again a clue to necessary action Pubildicr-SeillInilr
a
IBA Avenue.
countering some difficulty in itary courts in Austria hand
Nathan Kaufman and Dr.
When such symptoms occur, Etlitor--Cleorge Welmwamser, roc Wood-
holding meetings in recent days. down sentences without regard
Raid Avenue.
Morris Raskin.
parents often require help to
A meeting in the London bor- to the defendant's political view-
Ma iingerm- Bobert A.
understand what is taking place. flosinemm
541 Woodward Avenue.
ough of Lambeth last Friday point or nationality."
It is so easy to confuse effect
was broken up by police after
f I f owned by
2. That I he,owner
• • 5'
and cause.
MR Milne and V1111000
a corporatIne,
a half hour when crowds at-
11114.4
1..
stn
led
:Ind
al,
Immediately
Sometimes, the child is a nice,
tempted to drag the speakers f ilm:Ionians Oust •
thereunder the name" and add mores of
ordinary youth who is not able Mo. k heildere owning or holding n1114 per
from the platform. Spectators
emit or inore of total amount of Meek.
to
do
the
work
required
or
to
Fascist
Teachers
shouting anti-fascist slogans pre-
If not
do it at the level of his parents' n a
a ci iw
tt n 11.(114 I ri:;Ysse ma nef°11Phner'it tin7IIIIV I d the
h
vented the speakers from leav-
BUCHAREST (JTA) - About
mine, must he given.
If OW11.01 hte
expectations.
This
can
be
read-
ing until they were escorted by 1,500 instructors and other per-
Arm,
a
ompany, or ether unInenr-
ily determined by educational pore ted (omen', Its nanlo 11,01 art-
a police detachment.
sonnel attached to Romanian
and vocational testing and coun- Arr.., as Well as those of earn 10d1-
cretary James Chuter universitieS have been dismissed
lion .
rldual Mr - 111100r, MUM be iriV011.1
sel.
Jcnikh ('hroni.
Ede t I a delegation of the as a result of investigations to
Company.
Children
who
are
free)
to
talk
54$ Woodwaid,
Board of Deputies of British eliminate fascists and anti-Sem-
Sim 14 holder,: Seymour To.•hio,
to
their
parents
(and
too
many
I Establishing by Mr. and Mrs.
Jews that he was not aware of ites from university faculties.
WelnWairitr,
Robert
Kral.,
644
Woodward. !sane Kouppow, 5'2;11 PM. -
any general increase in anti-
With the arrival of 80 tons Lee Weinberg of the Lee and are not, they tell me), are in
a.l. fin
V0/1111., Nathan 3. Kaufman,
Semitic activities, but that re- of relief supplies destined for Ella Weinberg Scholarship Fund" the best position. Often, the
1152 LaW1-0114 e. Norman SandWel00,
77:5 Burlingame Avenue.
cent activities of fascist orga- the Joint Distribution Commit- for medical school expenses of judicious parent, by a gentle
1. mat the known bondholder.,
tee
in
Romania,
the
JDC
now
'
senior
and
junior
medical
stn-
hint,
can
start
the
child
to
talk
nizations in London's East End
nowtt.,ageem, and oilier (wearily holders
are being carefully watched, has 700 tons of relief supplies dents has been announced by the about his problems.
05,11rig or holding 1 per cent or more
Should the situation appear of total amount of bonds, twirl gages,
and several criminal proceed- frozen in custom warehouses be- Jewish Welfare Federation.
Mb, aucurit lex are: Ilf there are
According to the terms of the to involve low energy output or
ings have been initiated.
cause JDC cannot pay the huge
so state.) None.
land. fatigue, it is certainly worth- mine,
be
fund
the
beneficiaries
are
to
4.
That the two parataph. nest
duties,
amounting
to
about
70
START LIBEL ACTION
while
to
have
a
physician
check
)
1.• 01%0 Eli lug the Ilan., Of 110- 05 nel 0,
Ede said that he was giving percent of the local 'market selected by a committee consist-
kt o. kholdors nod met laity hold ern, If
ing of five members; three ap- the child.
any, .0111141111 not only the IPA nf atork-
close attention to the problem, value of the products.
In many cases, we also find 11011101n Slot seem ity
WI
he •
governors
of
pointed by the board
rtlear upon thr books or d o. eopan•
m
but that he was charged with
of the Jewish Welfare Federation, that the child has an unusually .'ita,
w i rer
maintaining freedom of speech
Graduate heavy program. In addition to 1)
ar i"
o. mirn, u:la
p tr
u lo 4 i
p:ol,a
t n-
o "r i'l "Po
d tw b the Detroi
looks of the company as Ir110100 or
as well and that he would see
Club of Phi Delta Epsilon Frater- school, there is music, dancing, t in he any
other flituelary relit don, the
that appropriate action would be
parochial education, chores and ao foe of the person or corporation for
nit•
llnnl sn.h trustee Is Set
taken to deal with "flagrant
Representing the Federation other things which give the w (11.0a that the said Iwo paragral. Is 1 given;
I The Jewish Welfare Federation
. . eon-
abuse."
child
no
time
for
play
or
rest
rain
statements embracing aril:Int • full
will
be
Julian
H.
Krolik,
pres.,
The first official action by the is offering local organizations pro-
k now lodge and belief as to the eireum-
during
the
day.
Mrs.
Benjamin
E.
Jaffe;
and
Dr.
on the following topics:
Man. 00 15,1 r 01011l10110 nailer w in k ch
government
government was begun earlier
she kiloliter', and 'wearily holdetm aho
Jewish culture and education, Harry C. Saltzstein. Dr. Harry E.
do not ■ ppear upon the tombs of the
this week by the serving of a
August and Dr. Theodore 1. Berg-
trustees, hold Roe k and
summons on the editor of the refugees, anti-Semitism ' Jews of man will serve for the fraternity.
40 , 01 Mon in a raped, y olio r than
Nr - . Europe, Palestine today and to-
a tliAI L! r h a a, bons
n
a owner;
tob01 :::.
,1 ihla
itor, a newspaper which called morrow, problems of our children, The students selected are to come
reaso n
any 0111( r pc town, atianytallOn, nr car-
for violence against the Jews , adolescence, problems of our aged, from the Detroit metropolitan
any int(boesat dire; t nr Bi-
assist-
The Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrewrr.actt ■ • a t) a h• ,,,
ot h er
in an editorial Aug. 6. The edi- I mental health, recreation and the area, and are to receive
cultural
group
of
Detroit,
will
Ill
lies
than
us no stated hy
ance
in
annual
amounts
not
to
for will be tried for seditious Detroit Jewish hospital.
5.
That
the
average
number
of
ery
h
hold
its
annual
election
meeting
Arrangements in securing pro- exceed $600.
Is-ne of this publication mold or d ls-
libel Monday.
While financial need will be at 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11 in Iributed, /hrong;1 010 mall.
grams may be made with Mrs.
nth' r-
• . .
wime, to paid sUblerlher■ (hiring the
Jean Epstein or A. L. Sudran, taken into account, the committee the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
to nice ,,,oaths pl 'ceding Ma date show ■
Present officers of Kvutzah a hoi. fit 5024. erta• Informatinn
will also be guided by scholastic
Rabbi Korn Freed
TE. 1-1600.
la re-
records. Priority will be given lvrith are Joseph Katz, presi- quired from daily; Tri-week Iv ; Send-
.6
13
;
and
Weekly
publk
allow.
only.
on Bail in Paris
junior and senior medical stu- dent; S. Kasdan, secretary; J.
SEVMOIllt T11/•111N,
(Signature of publisher .1
PARIS (JTA)-Rabbi Baruch Liquor Commissioner
dents, although other medical stu- Haggai and N. Ruttenberg, chair-
Sworn ie and sutootthed 1•0(010 m•
Korff, chairman of the Ameri- Detroit Lodge Speaker dents may also be aided. The men, cultural committee; Aaron thin 7th dal et Oetnher, 1917.
loan basis. Toback and B. Isaacs, editors of (Pral..)
can Political Action Committee
Gen. Owen J. Cleary, chairman subsidy will be on a
ALI; I NEM itl.a.
for Palestine who has been de-
The fund was initiated with a Had-I-la-Kvutzah; K. Palman and
(My roarmilsoloa expires -21- 74.1
of the Michigan Liquor Control
tained here for a month in an
grant
of
$1200.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Lehrmann,
vice-presi-
Commission, will speak at a
alleged plot to bomb London meeting of Detroit Lodge at 8:30 Weinberg plan to add to the fund dents; Sol Edelman, treasurer;
with leaflets, was released on p. m. Tuesday in Workmen's Cir- in like amounts in years to come. M. Michlin, chairman for the
LEARN TO DRIVE
bail.
51IT15 BD %I. CONTI101.
committee of distribution of He-
cle. His subject will he "State
2-ATI:WRING 14 II F.E1:11
Earlier, Nathan Mendel, one
Plafkin,
books;
and
Morris
brew
Government."
7-IFINA 14 P54
of 10 men and women arrested
reporter.
2-41.UTCIIES
President of Cleary Business
by the French police with Rab- College in Ypsilanti, Cleary was Inside Soviet Russia
Officers of the ladies auxiliary
bi Korff, was released. Several in charge of thz. reconstruction of Is Series Film Topic
are Mrs. Julius Ring, president;
By Appointment Only
others arrested in the same the Michigan National Guard un-
Mrs. M. Rappaport, first vice-
TO. 8-8293
"plot" are expected to be freed til his appointment to head the
"Inside Soviet Russia-1947"- president; Mrs. S. Liberson, sec-
shortly.
illustrated with what are be- ond vice-president; Mrs. B. Stein,
liquor
commission.
• • •
lieved to be the only compre- recording secretary; Mrs. J. Win-
Quick Way Driving
hensive natural color motion okur, financial secretary; Mrs. A.
;trs Offer Priority
Rabbi Segal's Topic
pictures ever brought out of Panush, treasurer; Mrs. A. De
School
modern Russia by an Ameri- Roves, trustee; and Mrs. Selesny,
to Exodus Refugees
9943 LINWOOD
This Sabbath Told
can-will be presented by Jul- corresponding secretary.
-LUI3ECK (JTA)-An offer of
Sabbath Services will be held ian Bryan in public lectures for
their most "precious possession at the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
the World Adventure Series at
-Palestine certificates" was gation at 9 a. in, Saturday. Rabbi
the Detroit Institute of Arts at
made by 2,000 displaced Jews Jacob H. Segal will preach on
8:30 p. in. Saturday, Oct. 18, and
FOR SALE
at a meeting in the Belsen "Half the Victory."
twice on Sunday, Oct. 19, at
camp, to the Exodus refugees
The children of the junior con- 3:30 ind 8:30 p. m.
Deafer-Davison section. New
interned in the Poppendorf and gregation will meet for their
Maurice Stotzky, senior health
Bryan is the world's greatest
Am Stau camps, near here.
service at 8:30 a. m. in the small documentary film photographer. education teacher at the Clara 2 family eat, ready for oe-
The Jews packed the camp chapel adjoining the Synagogue. Last January and February he Barton School, has been ap- cupaney. 6 rooms, panelled li-
theater to hear leaders recom-
traveled extensively through pointed assistant health educa-
brary nth. Stall showers *
mend that they waive their
the war devastated areas of tion director of the Jewish Com- separate oil air conditioned
rights to some 300 certificates Detroit Office Opened
munity
Center,
Herman
Jacobs,
White Russia and the Ukraine.
units. If-creation room.
a month which are assigned to by Palestine League
His capacity was that of un- executive director, announces.
the Jews in the British zone
Stotzky received his B.S.
observer
official
for
a
The American League
only. Rosenzaft referred to the
for UNRRA. He degree from Wayne University
TO. 1-0004
Exodus veterans as "our front Free Palestine has opened a paid his own way, and his in 1943. He served as physical
David
Detroit
office
at
716
line soldiers who have suffered
movements
were not obstructed
training instructor in the army.
'
by Soviet authorities.
Stott Bldg.
a setback."

`-

Scholarship
Fund Set Up
by w einbergs

,

Federation Offers
Prograitis to Clubs

Election on Oct. 11

if

Or

CL,

Stotzky Named
Center Assistant

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