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Friday, July 19, 1946

JEWISH NEWS

Local Brevities To Wed Former
r. J. Stattman, Heads Sisters
Navy Lieutenant
LEVZNSON FAMILY CLUB, at
erman Refugee, Of Zion Mizrachi
a meeting on July 7 at the home
following officers of Sisters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox of
Admitted to Bar of The
Zion Mizrachi were installed by 2967 Glynn Ct., elected the fol-

Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka July 2 at lowing officers: Harry Fox, presi-

dent; Edward Levenson, vice-
Graduate of Wayne, Has
Rosenberg's, 9925 Dexter:
president ; Ruth Rentelnik, re-
Been Active in Resettlement,
President, Mrs. Gerald Leavitt; cording secretary; Dorothy Stor-
OPA, FEPC
chan, corresponding secretary;

Admission of Dr. Jack Statt-
man, July 10, to practice law
before the Michigan and Federal
courts, again indicates that Ger-
many's loss is America's gain.
Dr. Stattman
who is well
known here for
:his activities
• with the Reset-
tlement Service,
OPA, FEPC, and
numerous other
community e f -
fords, was the
last Jew to hold
a court position
in Germany
Dr: 'Stattman having been at-
tached until 1934 to the Supreme
Court in Wesphalia.
He is believed to be the first
refugee atorney admitted to. the
Michigan Bar, having been sworn
in as attorney at law on June 10.
Having studied at Wayne Uni-
versity, he was graduated from
the Detroit College of Law. At
present he is associated in the
practice of law with David Cohen
at 1110 David Scott Bldg.
Dr. Stattman came to the U. S.
in 1936. Until June, 1943, he was
in charge of the migration de-
partment of the Resettlement
Service of the Jewish Social Serv-
ice Bureau and left that post to
join the Office of Price Adminis-
tration, at the same time con-
tinuing his studies.
In Germany he studied in the
Universities of B e r l in and
Cologne, where he earned the
degree of doctor of laws and
economics.
While with the Resettlement
Service, he assisted many refugees
In becoming adjusted here.
He was co-founder of the Ger-
man-American Group which later
adopted the name New Detroiters.
He is vice-president of the Self-
Help Group, organization of re-
fugees from Central Europe;
member of the board of Resettle-
ment Service, Congregation Gemi-
luth Chassodim and Metropolitan
Council on Fair Employment
Practices.
He was married in January,
1944, to the former Ida Fried-
good. They reside at 2750 Sturte-
vant.

Atlee Admits Truman
Uninformed on Assault

LONDON (JPS-Palcor)—A tacit
admission, that President Truman
was not notified beforehand by
the British Government of the ac-
tion they were planning against
Jewish Palestine June 29, was
made by Prime Minister Attlee in
Commons July 11, in reply to
questions by Major Legge-Bourke.
Attlee told Major Legge-Bourke
that within a' few minutes, June
29, President Truman was given
full information by the British
Ambassador in Washington. This
contradicts a statement by a For-
eign Office spokesman that the
U. S. Government had been in-
formed beforehand but was not
consulted.
Pressure by American oil com-
panies and air lines, and Ameri-
can universities in Beirut and Cai-
ro for a pro-Arab solution in Pal-.
estine has determined President
Truman's party managers to pre-
vent him from committing him-
self and his party to a stand on
the Palestine issue which may be
fatal to the success of the next
election, Richard H. S. Crossman,
Labor MP and member of the
Anglo-American Inquiry Commit-
tee on Palestine, declares in an
article in the New Statesman.

Anonymous $100,000 Gift
Fax Jacksonville Center
JACKSONVILLE, . Fla. (JTA) —
An unnamed donor has offered to
contribute $100,000 toward the
erection of a proposed $400,000
Je*ish community center, here.
according to an announcement by
William I. Boxerman, executive
director of the Jewish Community
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Jennie Levenson, treasurer. The
annual picnic will be held this
Sunday at Cass Benton Park.
Officers and members will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Storchan, 18688 Pennington Drive.

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Gene Levert Photo

MRS. GERALD LEAVITT

OSTROWER RELIEF SOCIETY
will hold a picnic at Lola Valley
Park Sunday at 1:30 p. m. Ostrow-
erlandsleit and their friends are
invited and are -asked to pack
their own lunches. The society was
organized in February to aid
Ostrower survivors in Poland. The
picnic committee consists of Sam
Hochman, TO. 5-0814; I. Brown,
TO. 7-5153; Mrs. Leo Cohen,
TO. 6-8611.
* * *
VLA1DIMERETZER Emergency
Relief Organization is calling an
urgent meeting of , all Landsleit
and friends on Tuesday evening,
July 23, at Workmen's Circle.
Those attending are asked to bring
canned and dried Kosher food to
be sent to Vladimeretzer survivors
in various camps in Europe.
* * *
SAMUEL LEIB of Detroit and
HARVEY STEADMAN of Lansing
were elected to represent the
Michigan Council of Bnai Brith
on the general committee of Su-
preme Grand Lodge of Michigan,
at the District Grand Lodge No. 6
convention here last week.
* * *
GRUSKIN FAMILY CLUB con-
cluded the season's activities with
a picnic.. at Middle Rouge Park.
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Gniskin and
Mr. and Mrs. B. Gruskin were in
charge of the program. Meetings
will be resumed in October.

honorary president, Mrs. Mitchell
Shaw; past president, Mrs. Ethel
Abrams; honorary vice -presidents,
Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, Mrs. Sam Os-
nos and Mrs. Abraham Storchan;
first vice-president and chairman
of the board, Mrs. Joseph H.
Kunin; vice-presidents, Mrs. Rose
Singer, Mrs. David Silverstein and
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith; recording
secretary, Mrs. Abraham Kelman;
financial secretary, Mrs. Augusta
Subar; corresponding - secretary,
Mrs. Harry Finkelstein; assistant
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Rod-
ella Toker; treasurer, Mrs. Her-
man Mosher; assistant treasurers,
Mrs. Rose Whiteman, Mrs. Jacob
Nosanci.aik and Mrs. Abraham
Dubrinsky; child rescue fund vil-
lage chairman, Mrs. Isaac Rosen-
thal; treasurer, child rescue fund, Relatives Sought Here
Mrs. -Ethel Abrams; chairman an-
Through NCJW Council
nual donor luncheon, Mrs. Abner
Berlin; cultural chairman, • Mrs.
The Detroit Section, National
Morris Mandrevitz; p u b I i c i t y
Council of Jewish Women, is anx -
chairman, Mrs. Ethel Abrams.
ious to locate the following per-
sons to deliver messages from rela-
Palestine Action Group's tives abroad. Anyone having in-
formation should notify the Coun-
Tax Exemption Lifted
cii office at 8904 Woodward, Room
NEW YORK (JTA)—The tax 203, MA. 6970.
Ben Gold or Ber Gelbhower, West-
exemption privileges of the Politi- minister
Ave.. sought by relative •Paul
cal Action Committee for Pales- Schepps, Italy. (Letter.)
Licht,
by
-.Joseph Hershman ,of the
tine have been revoked by the Licht family
from Zalkepke. ;
Osher Aronson from Dombrowill, by
U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue,
Frydman,
cousin,
Italy.
because in the bureau's opinion,
Kohn, Herbert, Isak and Helen (now
the organization is no longer married), by Frania and Kelerow Kom-
cousins, Lodz, Poland.
qualified as a "charitable or edu- pel,
J. Goldberg, by Bernard Gruenstein
cational organization."
now in Palestine.
Hass, Charliex and Abraham, by He-
The committee, which actively nia
Rozen, nee Meyer, from Chelm Lu-
campaigned for defeat of the belski.
Shmol Aron, by Abraham and Sara
British loan because of British Shmulovski
now in USSR.
policy in Palestine, was criticized
Adam Kenedi, by Alfred Nicht.enhau-
ser
for
Dula,
son of Pauli, now in
by a number of Congressmen Bavaria.
whose names it used without au-
Frank/ Kitty. nee Reich, Detroit or
York, husband's name Erwin, by
thorization in newspaper adver- New
Ernst Landau, formerly Vienna.
tisements asking defeat of the
Marton Schigy or Sehigy, by Emil
now Bavaria. (Letter.)
loan. Several members of its Con- Fishman
Ernest Schier, Carlisle Drive, by.
gressional advisory committee re- . Irma Lissauer, Germany.
A. Fox, Hastings Street, by Joseph
signed as a result of the adver-
Splewak, Munich. (Letter.)
tisement.
Leitsch, Anna, by Meisner Estera,
A statement issued by Joseph cousin.
Silberstein, Menachem and sister
D. Nunan Jr., Internal Revenue Sara from Bialistock, now In Detroit,
Commissioner, said that "accord- by Jehuda Dedownik, Milano, Italy.
Cousins in Detroit sought by Chana
ing to the law exemptions are pro- Broner, youngest daughter of Hitzchok
vided for educational and charit- David Shwider, born in Fayentchna.
Aunt Rochle Shwider Moshkol,vitz, de-
able groups. When an organiza- ceased, visited Lodz at one time and
tion becomes a political or pres- her children corresponded with their
cousin, Charm
sure group, those provisions no
Matija Ananic and Djura Skrbac,
longer apply. The same action born in Jugoslav, by Dusan Ananic,
would be taken with any other
A. Damstein, USA or Canada, by
organization in the same eircum- Samuel Hovnung.
Isydor Landsberg, Chene St. or
stances."
Blaine Ave., by Manel Landsberg,
Bavaria.
In a statement to the press
Korman-, Siama (a Jewish writer),
which said that the Revenue Bu- by R. Rudenko,
Ewgeni, Germany.
Leib Margolis and Grosha Margolis
reau's action would be contested,
(daughter of Kopel Rubinstein, by
the committee declared that it Grinspan
Feiga, Austria.
Moses Mittag, born in Poland, xvhose
was being penalized because- it
father was Hershl-Boruch, sought by
opposed the. loan.
Maria Zapa-Mittag, niece, Bavaria,

MISS ARLENE M. GREENBERG

At a cocktail party at the War-
dell-Sherton Hotel, Saturday, July
1:;, Mr. and Mrs. A. Max Green-
berg of W. Outer Drive announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Arlene Mae, to Burton Siegel, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Siegel of
Glendale Ave.

Jericho Lodge Installs
Officers; Windsor Lodge
Members Are Guests Here

Jericho Lodge I.O.O.F. 490 was
host to Dr. Campbell Lodge I.O.
O.F. 470 of Windsor and to past
district deputy grand master Dis-
trict 1 of the Province of Ontario,
Jerry Glantz. at the installation of
Jericho Lodge officers on July 9,
David Feldstein, district deputy
grand master of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows of Michigan,
installed Morris Shapero as Junior
Past Grand; Robert Stone, noble
grand; Henry Feinberg, as vice-
grand; Michael Weiner, warden;
Harold Rose, chaplain; Morris
Rose and Harry Kasner, right and
left seam supporters to the noble
grand; Ben Haas, as conductor;
Benjamin Keller, right supporter
to the noble grand; Louis Wine-
man, left supporter to the noble
grand; Meyer Fein, left supporter
to the vice-grand; Harry Pitok,
right supporter to the vice-grand;
Nathan Geer, inside guardian,
Sherman Pervin, outside guar-
dian, M o r r is Shapero, junior
guardian. Morris Shapero was
presented with a jewel.

Slovakia's Confiscations
Issue at Peace Parley

Miss Greenberg was graduated
from Highland Manor School and
studied at the University of Illi-
nois and Wayne University.
Mr. Siegel was graduated from
Wayne University, where he was
affiliated with Pi Tau Sigma Fra -
ternity. He was recently discharged
from the service, having spent
the last 15 months in the Pacific
as a Lieutenant (jg) in the Navy.

BUDAPEST, ( (JTA)—The Hun- .
garian government has announced
that it intends to bring the prob-
lem of Hungarian Jews whose
property has been confiscated by
the present Slovakian govern-
ment before the forthcoming
peace conference slated for the
end of this month. Although the
Jews in many cases were veterans
of Nazi concentration camps the
seizures were made because they.
had ,registered as Hungarian in
zechoslovak census in 1930.
Czechoslovak

Germans in Russian

Dr. George Charnes Opens

Offices on Van Dyke
George Charnes announces
Show the Dr. opening
of dental offices at
2577 Van Dyke. He just has re-
Overt Anti-Semitism
turned from active service, having
BERLLN, (JTA)—"Here in the been with the armed forces for
Soviet zone anti-Semitism re- three and a half years.
mains below the surface because,
should it become overt, the Ger-
mans know punishment will come
swiftly and will be harsh," Gun-
raeme -TotuerJ
ther Singer, secretary of the Er-
furt Jewish Community, told a
"Always Fresh Flowers"
Jewish Telegraphic Agency cor-
respondent who spoke to him
Bill Caplan - Larry Morris
during a tour of the Russian-occu-
pied zone of Germany.
We Deliver
Singer declared that even the
Anytime — Anyplace!
German government in the Rus-
sian zone is following the lead of
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and arriving in the U. S. zone of
Germany will receive housing
priority over displaced persons
who refuse to return to their
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