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December 31, 1948 - Image 2

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Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1948-12-31

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Book Review Set
at Masada Session

Young -Israel Center

A meeting of the Rabbi Man-
del M. Zager Chapter of Bnai
Brith will be at 8 : 30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, in Bnai Moshe, Mrs. Irv-
ing Kanter, president, announc-
ed. The community is invited.
Mrs. Max Sinclair, IliIlel
chairman, revealed that Rabbi
Max Kapustin. director of Wayne
University IliIlel, will head a
program celebrating Hind's sil-
ver jubilee.
The next membership tea will
be Jan. 18, Mrs. Henry Onrich,
membership chairman, said. Mrs.
Phillip Shiovitz will be hostess
to the conservation committee's
paid-up membership party, Jan.
12.

Hadassah Charts
Institute on Arts

nounced.

Piano selections will be otkred
by Ruth Rosender, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosender.

The community is invited.
Tickets are available for the
annual donor luncheon, Feb. 9 in
the Synagogue. Selling them are
Mrs. Merman S. Avrim. UN

2-6981; Mrs. Charles H. Cha:

UN 2-2485; and Mrs. Sol Slnio-
vitz, ON 1-7107.
The • sisterhood's
dramatic
group will present a play at a
rally, Jan. 12.

Above is the sketch by architect Louis G. Redstone of the Young Israel Youth Center now
under construction at Dexter and Fullerton. This will be the first recreational center built
by a Detroit organization in the Dexter area, Young Israel points out that in view of grow-
ing juvenile delinquency, the erection of the cc 'ter is particularly timely. According to Samuel
W. Platt, vice-chairman of the building comin'ttee, the center will be ready for occupancy
before June 1. Plans are under way to enlist the support of the entire community in this
project. Young Israel youth groups are temporarily meeting at Yeshisath Beth Yehudah and
in private ,homes.

I;uilty Escape Punishment

British Condone Aden Pogrom

LONDON (Special)—The fact
that British officials not only
condone anti-Semitism in others
but that hate permeates the
ranks of British officialdom was
evident from an investigation of
the Aden pogrom.
Sir Harry Trusted, a former
chief justice of Palestine, was
appointed a commission of one
to investigate the pogrom. • His
report is dated April 7, 1948
but was not made public until
about six months later.
This report revealed, among
other things, that on the first
day of the outbreaks, Dec. 2,
1947, "the district commissioner
and a British officer with a num-
ber of Aden Protectorate Levies
(soldiers) toured the streets but
took no apparent steps to stop
the mobs and thereby gave
them encouragement to increase
their attacks," according to the
evidence submitted by Mr. Ba-
nin, chairman of the Jewish
Emergency Committee.

A major event of the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah will be an
all-day institute Tuesday, Jan.
11, at the Center. Entitled "Gold-
en Treasures," the program will
highlight the heritage of the peo-
ple of Israel in art and literature.
Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, former
Hadassah national president and
its present political chairman,
will be the speaker.
The program will include mov- 'NOT AVAILABLE'
The district commissioner at
ies at 11 a. m., an art exhibit ar-
ranged by Mrs. Anna Werbe, a the time, a Mr. Goepel, was for
book display by Miss Hattie Git- some unexplainable reason, one
tleman and luncheon at 12:30
p. m.

Ezra Schedules
Rally and Party

A rally and card party will be
held by Ezra. American Federa-
tion for Polish Jews, at noon,
Wednesday, in the blue room of
Frank and Seder's.
Final arrangements are being
made for the group's annual
donor luncheon, scheduled for
Jan. 11 at Bel-Aire. Proceed:,
will go to build a housing col-
ony . for refugees in Ramat-Gan,
Israel
For reservations call Mrs. M.
Garnick, TO. 7-3409, or Mrs. I.
Goldman, TY 7-0769.

Beth Aaron Men Map
Evening of Games

The Men's' Club of Beth Aaron
invites the public to an evening
of games, Saturday in the Syna-
• rogue, Wyoming and Thatcher
.venues. Refreshments will be
t.?rved.

Beth Shmuel Plans
Chanukah Fete Sunday

• Members are requested to
bring friends to a Chanukah lat-
ke party of Congregation Beth
Shmuel at 7 p. nt., Sunday, in the
Synagogue, Dexter and Buena
Vista.
• • • .....
. ;
■ —••••—•••0

Rabbi Adler Gout
of NW Sisterhood

Rabbi Morris Adler will talk
on "An American Jew Sots,lts
His Mimi" at a meeting of the
Sisterhood of the Northwest He-
brew Congregation, Wednesday
evening in the Synagogue, M.
Joseph Markel, president, an-

Highlight on the January cal-
endar of Masada will be a book
review by Zelda Rosenthal Fel-
Ear at 8 : 30 p.m., Thursday, in
the Kate Frank Memorial of
Shaarey Zedek.
Subject of the review will be
'A Treasury of Jewish Folklore"
by Nathan Ausubel. The pro-
gram is staged in conjunction
with Jewish Book Month.
The meeting is open to Masada
members only, but newcomers
may join the organization at the
door.
The Masada study group, un-
der the direction of Frances Wi-
nokur Stein, will meet Jan. 13
to continue the course in Zionist
history. The meeting, to be con-
ducted by Max Rothschild, will
be held at 3225 Rochester ave-
nue.
Further information may be
obtained by calling TY. 5-9337.

Zager Chapter
Charts 3 Events

Friday, December 31, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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of three witnesses ''not available
to give evidence" during the
inquiry. Two other Jewish wit-
nesses testified that Mr. Goepel
did nothing to help them after
they called on him for aid be-
cause they were in danger from
fire.
On Dec. 3, an Indian, Dr. Fero-
zuddin, was shot dead when he
welt into the Jewish quarter,
as Were many Jews trying to es-
cant from burning houses Sir
Har y said of these incidents:
". . . there was before me direct
evidence that both the iilcitor
and the Jews were shot and
killed by Levies."
ARMS KILLERS
The report also reveals that
not only did the commander of

Morgenthau Maps
`Millionaire's Fete'

the Levies, Col. Jones, refuse to
withdraw them when it was es-
tablished that they were contri-
buting to the pogrom instead of
curtailing it, but he restored
arms to several squadrons of
Levies whom the previous mili-
tary commander of the area,
Wing Commander Pocock, had
deemed it necessary to disarm.

Con g ress Wonim
to Build Leaders

Plans are being complencl by
the Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress for an
extensive training course in or-
ganizational leadership, Mrs. !tar-
ry Frank, educational vice-pri•si-
dent, announced.
Sam Brown, Congress regional
director, will conduct the course.
the first meeting of which will
be at 1 p.m., Monday, in the
home of Mrs. William Critics-
man, 2690 Oakman court.
"This program is of primary
interest to those members who
are anxious to become active in
Congress work but are hesitant
because they feel they arc not
equipped," Mrs. Frank said.

Philip Handler Challer
Installation Tuesday

Sir Harry reported further
New officers of the Philip
that a group of 31 Jews who Handler Chapter, Bnai Brith. will
were shot by Levies were killed be installed Tuesday at Turever
for no other reason than that Hall.
they were breaking the curlew.
Husbands and members of the
These people became "cm few Handler Lodge are invited.
The chapter has announced
breakers" for no other reason
than that they• were trying to that it has received its chaster.
escape from their burning This group boasts the hichest
houses. Col. Jones declared, how- chartered membership in Michi-
ever, "it was right and proper gan annals.
to shoot a curfew breaker
merely because he was a cur- Keidan Unit to Hear
few breaker. Those were my
Dramatic Readings
orders."
Dramatic readings by Mrs.
While
the report serious- Robert Gutterman, monolo:tist,
ly incriminates the Levies as will highlight a meeting of the
well as British officials in the Harry B. Keidan Chapter, Pnai
riots it says nothing about pun- Brith, at 8:30 p. m., Tuesday. in
ishing the guilty. All that was the Hotel Book Cadillac.
done in the way of punishment
was to court martial nine Levies
NORDAU CHApTER
for looting and give them prison
The Nordau Chapter of 'LOD
terms of six months to a yoar. held a Chanukah party, Saturday
But it seems that no one was at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
arrested and tried for shooting Louis Berent of Santa Rosa
Jews.
drive.

A "Millionaire's Party," com-
plete with games, entertainment
and refreshments, will be spon-
sored by the Henry Morgcnthau
Lodge, Bnai Brith, Feb. 26, at the
Jewish Cultural Center, 2705 Joy
road.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member, Al BlumenfeM.
chairman, said.
At the last meeting, William
Haftka was elected recording sec-
Eliahu Epstein, representative
retary.
of the Israeli government to the
United States, will be the guest
speaker at the Feb. 28 meeting
of the Economic Club of Detroit,
at the suggestion of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, Morris
Demonstrate Your Support for the
M. Jacobs, president, announced.
Epstein will also deliver the
Pioneer° Builders of Israel (Histadrut)
main address at the second an-
nual Simon Shetzer Memorial In-
By Participating in the
stitute Feb. 28. The community is
asked to keep this date open.

Eliahu Epstein,
Coming Feb. 28

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