U. S. Court Denies Dorothy Bistrow Wed to Texan;
Restitution Action Announce Sister Ruth's Betrothal
NEW YORK, -(JPS)—A pre-
cedent which may possibly ham-
per the restitution to Jews of
property confiscated by the Nazis
was set here when the U.'S. Cir-
cuit Court of Appeals, by a ma-
jority opinion, dismissed an ap-
peal brought by • Arnold Bet'n-
stein, one-time German Jewish
shipping magnate, who sought
$900,000 from a' Belgian shipping
company for the loss of one of
his ships which the Belgians had
bought from the Nazis just before
the war.
Stating the majority opinion,
Judge Learned Hand declared
that "this court will not under-
take to pass on the municipal
laws of another state or the acts
of officials of another state."
In dissenting opinion, Judge
Charles E. Clark held that the
arguments of the American pros-
ecutors at the Nuremberg War
Crimes trials should be taken as
a guide by the courts here as an
expression of government policies
toward acts committed under the
Hitler regime.
The court's ruling upheld the
Action of Federal Judge Alfred
C. Coxe, who dismissed a writ
of attachment Bernstein had ob-
tained against the assets of Van
Heyghen Freres Societe Anony-
me, of Antwerp, which had ac-
quired from the Nazis the S.S.
Koenigstein, one of three pass-
enger-cargo shops Bernstein op-
erated in the North Atlantic be-
fore 1937. Bernstein says that
his company, known as the Ar-
nold Bernstein Line, was confis-
cated unlawfully by the Germans
as part of their anti-Semitic pro-
gram.
Bordelove Represents
JWV •at Dedication of
Parkside Memorial
Department Commander Mau-
rice Bordelove represented the
Department of Michigan, Jewish
War Veterans of the United
States, at the memorial dedica-
tion ceremonies at the Parkside
Housing Projcct, July 20.
A World War II cannon and a
plaque inscribed with the names
of nine Parkside men killed in
action in the war were installed
for a war memorial. A parade
preceded the dedication cere-
monies with representatives from
the Jewish War Veterans, Amer-
ican Legion, Veterans of Foreign
Wars and Disabled American
Veterans participating.
Commander Bordelove, on be-
half of the Jewish War Veterans,
placed a wreath at the plaque
of the memorial.
The baseball team of the Lt:
Eli Levin Post of JWV will go to
Flint, Sunday, July 27, to repre-
sent the department in a game
with members of the Lt. Eli
Rosenbloom Post of Flint at their
annual picnic.
Detroit Post No. 135 is plan-
ning its annual past command-
ers' night for the early fall sea-
son.
Page Thirteen
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, .14 25, 1947
Officers and Committees
Named by Congress
Women for N. W. Area
MRS. ISAAC TAPPER
Wayne IZFA Continues
With Summer Activities
•
Continuing its summer activity
program, the Wayne University
chapter of IZFA will present a
combined social and business
meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, July
29, at Hillel House.
Last week-end a group of IZFA
members attended the all-day re-
gional picnic at New Salem, 0.,
as the guests of the IZFA Chap-
ter at Western Reserve Univer-
gay.
Ship Flying Hebrew Colors
Sails on Maiden Voyage
LONDON (jrfA) — The S.S.
Kedmah, a 3,500-ton all-Jewish
vessel, sailed on her maiden voy-
age to Palestine. Equipped with
a synagogue and carrying 60
British students en route to the
Hebrew University in Jerusalem,
25 Hebrew teachers scheduled to
attend a world conference and
several immigrants, the Kedmah
is the first of a planned fleet of
eight. ships. She flies the Zionist
colors.
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Ruth Bistrow,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Bistrow, of Elmhurst Ave., to
Solly Moglovkin, son of Mrs.
Rose Moglovkin, of Clements
Ave. No wedding date has been
set.
Bi rths
To Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Car-
ver (Goldie Leventhal) of Coral
Gables, Fla. (formerly of Chicago
Blvd., Detroit), a son, Steven
Bruce.
Plans Nuptials'
• • •
Mrs.
June 21—To r Mr. and
David LeBow (Thelma Sharnak)
of Carter Ave., a son, Steven
Terry.
•
• • •
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Friedman (Marion Lutsky) of
Rochester Ave., a son, Mark
Julian.
• • •
June 26—To Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Glazer (Elaine Bern-
stein) of 3776 Edison, a daugh-
ter, Joanne.
• • •
July 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Gold (Ailene Stone), of 2635
Cortland, a son, Michael Harvey.
of Jewish information: Mrs. Irving
Dworman. released time: Mrs. Leon
Katzin, inter-culturaI• Mrs. Meyer
Kowal, inter-organization: Mrs. Harry
Last, .fact-finding; Mrs. Gerald Stein-
berg, telephone: Mrs. Douglas Pur-
ther, greetings; Mrs. Sol Strager,
dues; Mrs. I. Z. Silvarman and Mrs.
Samuel Hamburger, hospitality; Mrs.
Benjamin Misken, technical of board;
Mrs. Nathan Rosin, organization; Mrs.
William Roth, supplies and custodian
of records; Mrs. Sidney Rosin. techni-
cal. of membership; Mrs. Harry Gre-
vein, overseas relief campaign: Mrs.
Harry Galperin. SOS; Mrs. Arnold
Kosarin. adopt-a-family; Mrs. Harry
Landsman, bulletin; Mrs. Samuel Zel-
des, publicity; member-at-large. Mrs.
Abe Katzman; Mrs.. Burton Se ia on.
budget.
decentralization
Under the
program, with the Congress
Women's Division divided into
fuor area units, Northeast area
is bounded on the east by Jeffe r-
son, west by Livernois, south by
Buena Vista, and extends in-
definitely north.
Mrs. Samuel A. Green is presi-
dent of the Women's Division.
Announcement is made of the
betrothal of Dorothy Myra Good-
friend, daughter of Mrs. Ernest
Goodfriend of Muirland Ave., to
.1'epz)me Rapoport, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Rapoport of Seward
Ave. The wedding will take place
Oct. 19.
Samuel Alman Dies
LONDON (JTA)—Samuel Al-
man, one of Britain's most prom-
inent Jewish composers, died at
the age of 70. Although his opera,
"Melech Ehad," produced in 1912,
met with great success, he de-
voted most of his energies to the
creation of liturgical works. His
musical settings to the poems of
Bialik and other Hebrew poets
are also among his better-known
compositions.
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Chairmen: Mrs. Otto Weiss, office half coming here.
MISS RUTH BISTROW
At a candlelight ceremony in
the Bel-Aire Terrace Room, July
3, Dorothy Bistrow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs: Morris Bistrow,
of Elthhurst Ave., became the
bride of Isaac Tapper, son of
Max Tapper of Houston, Tex.
Rabbi Morris Adlef and Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar officiated.
The maid-of-honor was Ruth
Bistrow, sister of the bride; Mrs.
Lena Aron, of Houston, sister of
the groom, and Mrs. Cylvia War-
ren were bridesmaids. The best
man was Jake Tapper, of Dallas,
brother of the groom. Seymour
Bistrow, brother of the bride, and
were ushers.
Harold Warren
Vivian and Joyce Aron, twin
nieces of the groom, were the
flower girls.
A dismer and reception for 200
guests followed the ceremony.
The couple are motoring to
Corpus Christi, Tex., where they
will make their home.
Out-of-towners from Dallas;
Houston; Albany, N. Y., and St.
Louis visited Detroit for the oc-
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Aug. 11 to 16 in Toronto.
The Americah Association of
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Zivian is a representative, is a
member group of the Federation.
Thirty.-one countries will be rep-
resented at the convention. It is
the first time that the Federation
will have met beyond the conti-
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The convention's major discus-
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United Nations Education and Se-
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IFUW has consultative status.
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