Friday, June 12,
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Fourteen
Jews Demand
Restoration
Of All Rights
Post-War Program for Re-
habilitation of Axis Victims
Outlined by Council
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A pro-
gram providing for the restora-
tion of all rights to European
Jews immediately after the suc-
cessful conclusion of the war—.
even before the peace conference
meets — was proposed here this
week in a resolution adopted by
300 leading Jews from 13 Axis-
o c c u p i e d European countries,
meeting to form an Advisory
Council on European-Jewish Af-
fairs.
The demands set forth by the
Council, which will be associated
with the World Jewish Congress,
are: 1. Total abolition of all anti-
Jewish measures introduced by
the Axis powers; 2. Right of all
refugees to return to their homes
and the positions from which they
were driven; 3. Restoration of all
Jewish property confiscated by
the Axis powers on the same
terms as will apply for non-
Jewish property; 4. Insertion of
guarantees against anti-Semitism
in all agreements providing for
the social and economic rehabili-
OBITUARY
Mrs. Bessie Adel, of 1664 Glynn
Court, a resident of Detroit for
more than 50 years, died on May
29 at the age of 67. She is sur-
vived by her husband, David, a
son, Harry, a daughter, Lillian,
a sister, Mrs. Gussie Feldman,
and a brother, Jacob Dunn.
Mrs. Adel was affiliated with
many charitable organizations,
among them the Sisterhood of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Jewish Home for the Aged, Jew-
ish Children's Home and the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah. Fun-
eral services were held June 1,
tation of the people of Europe.
The Council also demanded
that "the Jewish people be af-
forded an opportunity to partici-
pate through their accredited and
freely chosen representatives" in
the deliberations at the peace
conference.
Among the speakers who ad-
dressed the two-day session at
which the Council was set up
were: Dr. Nahum Goldman, Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, Henri Torres,
Dr. Arieh Tartakower and Dr.
Leon Koubowitzki; and represen-
tatives of several of the govern-
ments-in-exile. including J.
Alvarez del Vayo, former For-
eign Minister of the Spanish Re-
public.
from Lewis Brothers, with Rabbi
A. M. Hershman officiating.
*
*
Israel Kahn: Funeral services
were held Sunday in the, Hebrew
Memorial Chapel, 2995 Joy Rd.,
for Israel Kahn, one of the
founders of the Globe Fur Co.,
1368 Broadway. Burial was in
Beth Yehuda Cemetery.
Mr. Kahn was born in Austria
54 years ago and came to Ameri-
ca in his teens. He had lived in
Detroit for more than 20 years,
his home being at 610 Blaine Ave.
He was a member of Craftsmen
Masonic Lodge and Moslem Tem-
ple Shrine. He leaves a nephew,
Philip Kahane, and a niece,. Anne
Kahane, of Detroit.
4. * *
Mrs. Sarah Granet: Funeral
services for Mrs. Sarah Granet,
buyer of women's apparel for
Klines since 1930, were held Sun-
day at the °Lewis Bros., !Funeral
Home, John R. St., with burial
in Cloverhill cemetery. Mrs.
Granet had been ill only a week.
A native of Sault Ste. Marie,
she had lived in Detroit since
she was four years old. She be-
gan designing clothes after her
marriage to Jules Granet, and
ddring her association with
Klines became one of the best
liked members of the staff. She
leaves her husband, her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kozlow,
and a brother, Max J. Kay,
attorney.
Our Letter Box]
APPEALS FOR J.N.F.
Editor, The Jewish News:
Let's suppose it's Saturday
night or Sunday. A youngster
with a handful of blue flowers
eagerly holds out a canister with
the request, "Will you please con-
tribute to the Jewish National
Fund?" You drop in what change
you have and then perhaps give
the flower tom your little boy or
girl who proudly struggles to
twist it into a buttonhole.
That's a rather familiar hap-
pening, isn't it? Not that it is a'
weekly occurence, since the J
has only two tag days a y
one in December when small.
buttons show that you have
tributed, and another in
when the blue flower is a
of your aid in the redem
of Palestinian soiL
So let us all wear the fl
of our Judaism this week-
Give as much as you possibly
when you are approached—
cheerfully and with th-.
that you are able to
wear the blue flower that si
fies your pride in your ■
not the yellow badge intend
shame them.
RACHEL ROSENS
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