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VanAntwerp, Williams to Address
Histadrut Demonstration Jan. 9

Friday, December 31, 1948

Senate Subcommittee
Objects to Retrial for
Nptorious use Koch

WASHINGTON (JTA) -- The
Army made a grave mistake in
reducing from life to four years
the sentence of use Koch, wife
of the former commandant of the
Buchenwald concentration camp,
and notorious war criminal in
her own right, but to reinstate
the sentence would violate the
democratic principles of "juri-
dicial finality," the Senate In-
vestigating Subcommittee said in
a report here. The Subcommittee
has conducted- an investigation
of the Army's reduction of the
Koch sentence since the • Army
action, taken on June 8, became
known in October.
Calling the case "an isolated
blemish on the vigilance and cer-
tainty" of democratic principles
of justice, the Subcommittee
charged the Army with the duty
of furnishing to German courts
all possible assistance should the
German courts decide to stry Frau
Koch for crimes against German
nationals. The Army has already
indicated, the Subcommittee re-
ported, that no further crimes
could be found on which they
could retry her without putting
her in double jeopardy.

Detroit Jews will "Salute the Israel Histadrut" at Music Hall on
Sunday evening, Jan. 9, of the demonstration formally opening
Detroit's 1949 Gewerkshaften campaign for $375,000.

Medical Journal Ends
21st Year of Publication

With the appearance of
Volume 2, 1948, Harofe Haivri,
the Hebrew Medical Journal,
edited by Moses Einhorn, M.D.,
concludeS its 21st year of publi-
cation.
In publishing the Journal, the
editors aim to meet the need for
a medical journal .written in He-
brew, with English summaries,
thus aiding greatly in the ad-
vancement and development of
Hebrew medical literature.
The Journal is of interest not
only to the medical profession,
but to the layman as well. It
contains a variety of articles cov-
ering numerous topics. The sec-
tion devoted to Palestine and its
health problems is especially-sig-
nificant at this time. In the cur-
rent issue, Dr. P. -Ephrati of
Tiberias discusses in detail clini-
cal observations and treatment of
190 cases of malaria in Palestine.
In the section on "Personalia,"
biographical sketches of such out-
standing physicians as Prof.
Heinrich Finkelstein, pediatri-
cian; Prof. Max Neuburger, med-
ical historian, and Dr. Solonion
Solis-Cohen, the internist, are
presented.
For information, communicate
with the editorial office of He-
brew Medical Journal, 983 Park
Ave., New York 28, N. Y.

The business men's group of
the Los Angeles Sanitarium will
wind up the year and their drive
for $150,000 at 6 p.m. Sunday,
Jan. 2, at the Furniture Club in
the Detroiter Hotel.
A final report of the drive will
be given.
Members of the business men's
group are requested to invite a
friend, and to contact Ben Gold-
berg, secretary, for reservations.
Delegates from the group, who
will attend the Los Angeles
Sanitarium convention at Duarte,
Calif., Jan. 9 to 13 are: Harry
Victor, Nathan P. Rossen, Her-
man Friedman, Morris Arotzky,
Nathan- R. Epstein, Adolph Lich-
ter and Sally Fields.

Enrollment- Increases
In Religious Schools

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To Teach in Sweden

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DR. GUIDO KISCH

Dr. Guido . Kisch, visiting pro-
fessor of Jewish history at the
Hebrew Union College - Jewish
Institute of Religion in New York,
has accepted an invitation to lec-
ture on the history of law and
international relations at the Uni-
versity of Lund in Sweden in the
fall of 1949. Prof. Kisch has
taught jurisprudence at the Uni-
versities of Leipzig, Koenigsberg,
Prague and Halle. He is the edi-
tor of Historia Judaioa, and has
been engaged in teaching and re-
search in this country during the
past 14 years.

Enrollment in all Jeviish re-
ligious schools during the past
year has increased 2.1 per cent
from 232,348 pupils to 237,285,
it was disclosed in an annual
survey of Jewish education ac-
tivities, made public- by Michael
A. Stavitsky, president of the
American Association for Jewish
Education. The majority of the
pupils-7121,466 or 51.2 per cent
—were enrolled in Sunday schools
and 115,819 or 48.8 per Cent in
weekday schools, Talmud Torahs
and Yeshivoth.

Handler Women's Group
Granted Its BB Charter

Philip Handler Chapter, Bnai
Brith women, has been granted
its charter with the largest mem-
bership chartered to date in
Michigan.
The group elected officers Dec.
30, with installation planned for
Jan. 4 at Turover Hall.
Mrs. Charles Solovich organ-
ized the group and Mrs. Lewis
Manning has served as super-
visor.

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LNDSMANSCHAFTEN—SOCIETIES—SYNAGOGUES

Rabbi Morris Adler will ad-
dress the annual Presidents' Tea
of the Detroit Section, National
Council of Jewish Women, at 1
p.m. Monday, at the Jewish Cen-
ter, . -on the subject "A Set of
Resolutions for 1949."
Mrs. Zaio Woodford Schroeder,
president of the Federation of
Women's Clubs, and Mrs. Dan
Krouse, first vice president of
the Council, will pour. Mrs. Wil-
liam Frank will preside. Council
members and friends are invited.,

Zager Chapter Lodge
Hold Hillel Program

Rabbi Mandel M. Zager Chap-
ter, Bnai Brith Women, has in-
vited the Zager men's lodge to
be guests at a program at 8:30
p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 5, cele-
rating the silver jubilee of the
Foundations.
Mrs: Max Sinclair, Hillel chair-
man; announces that Dr. Max
Kapustin, Wayne Hillel director,
will speak and Sam Shreeman,
Hillel Council president, and
other students, will present a
variety program.
Mrs. Henry Onrich announces
a membership tea for Tuesday
evening, Jan. 18. Mrs. Phillip
Shiovitz 'will be hostess to the
conservation committee's paid-up
membership party Jan. 12.

Israel Histadrut Needs Your Help!

Rabbi Adler to Speak
At Council, Tea Monday

Demonstrate That You Stand Shoulder to Shoulder with

the Builders of Israel (Histadrut)

HISTADRUT

"For The past 25 years the Hista-

drut has been in the forefront of

the pioneering forces in the up-

building of the Jewish National

By Participating in the

CITY-WIDE ISRAEL HISTADRUT

Home. It has created new values

shaped new ways of life not

(Geverkshaften) DEMONSTRATION

for us alone the contribution of

Sunday Evening, January 9th, 8 P. M.

the Histadrut — the embodiment

MUSIC HALL (Brush and Madison)

Durfee Musk Scholarship
Awarded to Morton Ehrlich

Morton Ehrlich, 14-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Ehr-
lich of 2469 LaBelle, was award-
ed, a year's music scholarship to
New York Military Academy
from Durfee 'Intermediate School.
. Morton, who excels on the
clarinet, previously won the First
Class Division, Music Medal at
Hutchins Intermediate School.

CHARLES WOLOK, vice-president of the Michigan Zionist
!region and treasurer of the Zionist Organization of Detroit, presents
a Citation of Honor from the Zionist Organization of America to
RUBIN GOLD, membership chairman of .Nordau Chapter, Z.O.D.,
in appreciation of his devoted efforts in building the chapter. Looking
on are DR. BERNARD WESTON (left), president of the chapter, and
ABE ROSENZWEIG, secretary (right).

Los Angeles Sanitarium
Group to Climax Drive
This Sunday Evening

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Mayor Van Antwerp and Gov-.
ernor G. Mennen Williams will
be present at Music Hall on
Sunday. evening, Jan. 9, to salute
the -Israel Histadrut at a city-
wide demonstration which will
launch Detroit's 1949 Histaudrut
(Gewerkshaften) campaign for
$375,000.
. The demonstration also. will
mark the 25th anniversary of the
founding of the National - Com-
mittee for Labor Israel under
whose auspices Histadrut cam-
paigns are conducted in the
United States, Canada, Central
America and South America.
A direct 'message from Israel's
fighting pioneers will be brought
to the assembly by Yehudith
Ginsburg, dynamic leader who
was selected by the Israeli gov-
ernment to mobilize the coun-
try's ,nurses for the war effort.
Miihal Kousevitsky, famous
Cantor of Warsaw, who survived
the Nazi holocaust, will be the
soloist.
Representatives of 150 syna-
gogues, landsmanschaften, fra-
ternal groups and women's or-
ganizations and hundreds -of - His-
tadrut contributors will hear a
report of the year's Detroit His-
tadrut achievements - under the
leadership- of .1-Tarry Schumer,
campaign chairman. Alex Schrei-
er; chairman of the nominations
committee, announces that cam-
paign officers, elected at a special
workers and delegates meeting,
will be announced. A report will
be made on the achievements of
the organizations divisioll which
raised $100,000 in the 1948
campaign.

Nordau ZOD Chapter Gets Citation

of our pioneering efforts in Israel

—in the rebuilding of our Home-

GUEST ARTIST

land and, setting a pattern for a

CANTOR M1IHAL KOUSIVITSKY

better way of life has been enor-

Renowned' Tenor and Cantor of Warsaw

MOUS.

Select Five Delegates Immediately—Send Names to

DETROIT ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN

13722

LINWOOD

TOwnsend 9-8660

Dr. Chaim Weizmann

Pres. of Israel.