Friday, March 15, 1946
THE JEWISH NEWS
Campaign's Headquarters
Opened at Hotel Tuller
Jewish Documents Help
Convict Nazi Criminals
Page Five
Warns Quinn Verdict
May Encourage Bias;
In School Classrooms
committee, who warned that the ,
"trifling penalty imposed on Miss
Quinn for dereliction of duty"
may be interpreted "by bias-
minded teachers" as an act of
encouragement to "bring anti-
democratic theories" into class-
rooms.
Mr. Samuel urged New York-
ers not to "forget" the Quinn
case and declared that the
American Jewish Committee will
press further action against the
Board's decision by "supporting
the campaign of the United
Parents' Association."
Nazi war criminals now on
trial before the • International
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The New
Numerous Trade and . Profe s sional Divisions Commence Tribunal at Nuremberg face con-
viction on evidence supplied by York City Board of Education's
Activities; Plan Meetings for $2,000,000 Allied Drive
the "Centre de Documentation
Juive Contemporaine" (Contem- exoneration of Miss May Quinn,
in $100,000,000 United Jewish Appeal
porary Jewish Documents Cen- charged with spreading anti-
Opening of Allied Jewish Campaign headquarters on ter), a French records service Semitic, anti-Negro and anti-
Monday at Hotel Tuller marked the first signal to the Jewish sponsored by the Joint Distri- alien propaganda in the city
community of Detroit that the $2,000,000 drive for the local bution Committee, which re- schools, has been attacked in a
quota in the national $100,000,000 goal of the United Jewish ceives its funds through the statement by Ralph E. Samuel,
$100,000,000 campaign of the chairman of the New York
Appeal is on. •
chapter of the American Jewish
. Branches of the trades and vision D is arranging meetings United Jewish Appeal.
professional divisionS continued with each of • the 15 sections
to organize and the following within the next several weeks.'
are the latest activities in the
Jacob E. Kalt is arranging for
campaign set-up:
a meeting of the roofers and
MECHANICAL DIVISION
tinsmiths, Monday, at 8 p. m., in
Filling Stations Use "High-Test" the Ginsburg Lounge of the Jew-
The third meeting of the filling ish Community Center.
stations group ended last week
Henry Nussbaum and Harry L.
with blueprints worked out on Aaronson are arranging a meet-
a firm basis. With William and ing with the plumbers to be held
Sam Gershenson at the helm, soon.
chairmen of the sub-sections in-
Louis G. Redstone and Charles
elude Jerome Bielfield, Henry N. Agree have completed the list
Carnick, and Sam Green. Com- of architects and engineers to
mittees will serve with the whom invitations will soon be
chairmen in bringing the trade sent for a meeting of this group.
lists up to the minute and will
A list was obtained by Nathan
carry out p r o g r am plans Rosenberg for people in the
scheduled for March 25. Ben hardware business.
Rosenthal, Bur ton Lemberg,
The meeting for people in the
Jack Lefton, I. B. Dworman, Sam
oal and ice industry was called
Green and Bud Bielfield make up by Max Handler, chairman, but
the committees and a large meet- was postponed because most of
"The Red Cross has done 0100 per cent
ing is planned for March 25. the key people in this section
job
in this theatre. Mathematical limita-
Auto Services In High Gear
were out of the city.
tions alone prevent my saying the Red
With trade • lists already in
Irving Goldberg, of the Cadillac
tip-top shape, Hon. Chairman Showcase Co., • h a s assumed
Cross services here have been more
Morris L. Fruman and Co-chair- chairmanship for the section of
than 100 per cent."
men Sid Gorman and Sam store fixtures and janitor supplies.
— General Douglas MacArthur
Kaufer are now completing
Morris Pomish has assumed the
plans to launch a city-wide trade chairmanship for painters and
campaign meeting for April 3. decorators.
CO speaks a distinguished eye-witness of
The steering committee which is
Sidney Jackson and Milton
LI your Red Cross in action. General
helping to plan the function is Doner are chairmen of the elec-
MacArthur saw the Red Cross at your fighting
scheduled to meet Sunday, March tricians and electrical supplies
man's side, all through the gruelling months
24, at 11 a. m., at campaign head- section.
of war, bringing a touch of home to homesick.
quarters, Tuller Hotel, and in-
Emanuel J. Harris has as-
heartsick men.
cludes Phil Kaufer, Joe Gorman sumed the chairmanship for the
He knows, as you do, that Your Red Cross
and David Feldstein.
hotel section of the division.
cannot yet say, "Mission accomplished." It
Steel Group Builds Foundation
Allen B. Kramer has assumed
still has an enormous task to do. With your
At a luncheon meeting at the the chairmanship of the property
Wonder Bar, Samuel Solomon management section.
help, it will carry this task to a successful
was elected chairman of an ex-
completion.
Louis Berry and Louis Schos-
ecutive committee consisting of tak will head the real estate
One War is over .. .
Abe Kasle, who attended the division.
but another War has begun
Washington Conference of the
Benjamin Wilk is heading the
United Jewish Apeal, Joe Gen- builders division of the campaign.
Thousands of our men still in; veterans' hos.;
delman, Lou Epps, Sol Eisenberg,
pitals. and in faraway lands overseas need
M. M. Robinson has assumed
Meyer Bernstein, Harry Barnett the chairmanship of the building
comfort and cheer now, as they did when the
and Samuel Hamburger. Work is supplies and lumber section.
bombs were bursting.
going ahead on the divisional
The organization of Division D
And when disaster strikes here at home—
rally scheduled for March 25 at of the Detroit Service Group is
fire, flood, tornado—your Red Cross must be
which Louis Sobel, executive of making progress toward com-
ready with aid for the victims. Its war against
the
Joint Distribution
Com- pletion of plans for the campaign
human misery is never wholly won.
mittee, will be a guest.
drive. Henry Feinberg has been
But remember—it is your Red Cross. It
MERCANTILE DIVISION
chosen- executive secretary for
depends on you for its very existence. So give
Dry Goods Group Plans
the division.
from your heart. Give generously. Give today!
City-Wide Meeting
The steering committee of the
dry goods group in the mercan-
tile division met March 5, and
arranged for a city-wide meeting
of all members of the trade to be
held the evening of April 2 at
YOUR
MUST CARRY ON
the Jewish Community Center.
At this general meeting the com-
mittee plans to engage a promi-
Temple Israel Sisterhood's baz-
nent speaker, present a movie aar will be held from 2 to 10
and furnish refreshments.
p. int Sunday, March 24, at the
This Advertisement Sponsored By the Following Firms:
The steering committee con- Lee Plaza Hotel.
Mrs. Roy Sarason and Mrs.
sists of Morris Shatzen, chairman,
Morris M. Jacobs, co-chairman, Daniel Krouse head the commit-
Morris Baker, Ira Brawer, Harry tee on arrangements.
Madison Electric Co.
Robinson Furniture Co.
Features of the bazaar, which
Becker, Maurice Landau, Benja-
min D. Lieberman, Samuel W. will be open to Temple Israel
282 E. Milwaukee
1420 Washington Blvd.
Platt, Samuel Schwartz, Simon members and their friends, will
H. Weisman, Harry Zolkower.
include numerous booths of can-
ned goods, baked goods, chil-
Shoe Group to Organize
Key people in the shoe group of dren's articles, toys and hand-
Scholnick's
Quality Laundry Co.
the mercantile division met Wed- sewn articles made by members
nesday to formulate plans for of the Temple Israel Sisterhood.
Washington Blvd. at State St.
12000 Cloverdale
Portrait sketching and fortune
organizing this trade and its
participation in the Allied Jewish telling will be among the other
Campaign. Lists of members of attractions. Many prizes will be
this trade will be compiled and awarded.
Berke's Boot Shop
A special Temple Israel Cook
Safran Printing Co.
a city-wide meeting of all mem-
bers will be scheduled for the Book, compiled and published by
Stetson Shoes for Men and Women
Printing and Offset
latter part of this month. • Those Sisterhood members will go on
participating in the preliminary sale at the bazaar. Mrs. Morton
1414 Washington Blvd.
6543 Sylvester
meeting are Joseph Bienenstock, Snyder and Mrs. Albert Oppen-
heitn
are
in
charge
of
the
cook
William Brown, Samuel Plotler,
Milton Shapiro, David M. Lieber- book.
The committee on arrange-
witz and Robert Isberg.
Shecter Furniture Co.
Berry and Seyburn
Luggage and Loan Group to Meet ments is headed by Mr. and Mrs.
Representatives of the Luggage Roy Sarason and Mrs. Daniel
8928 Twelfth St.
3500 David Stott Bldg.
and Loan. Group met Thursday Krouse.
to formulate plans for organiz-
ing this trade on a permanent
basis and for its participation in
W. B. Doner & C o.
Kar-Nut Products Co.
the campaign. A meeting of the
entire trade will be scheduled
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chairman • and executive board Arabs in Palestine who entered
will take place.
the • country illegally, an official
DIVISION D
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You CM take
General MacArthur's
fferawiti
Bazaar of Temple
Israel Sisterhood'
Sunday, March 24
10,000 Arabs Entered
Palestine Illegally
Red Cross