Brotherhood in Action

Norman Berkley, Dorothy Brown
Hold Top Positions in State JWV

Christian Tenant Finds
Landlord Anti-Semitic

PHILADELPHIA — (JTA) —

It was "brotherhood in action"

NORMAN BERK-

LEY, newly-elected

state commander of

the Jewish War Vet-

erans, and DORO-

'THY BROWN, JWV

Auxiliary president,

felicitate each other

on their new offices.

Norman Berkley was named commander of the Department
of Michigan Jewish War Veterans at its two-day convention June
3 and 4. The Michigan Ladies Auxiliary, also convened here,
elected Dorothy Brown president.
Other officers chosen to lead the veterans' groups for the
coming year 'include:
Senior vice commander, Ben vention banquet and installa-
Desenberg; junior vice com- tion of the newly-elected officers
mander, -Bernard Hoffman; was held at the 'Detroiter Hotel.
quartermaster, Harry Keller; The assemblage was addressed
judge advocate, Irving B. Feld- by national judge advocate, Paul
man; appointed officers: chief Ginsburg of Atlanta, Ga.
He reiterated the firm policy
of staff, Henny Littman; adju- of JWV against mob rule and
tant, Henry Hertzberg.
violent demonstrations by any-
Assisting Mrs. Brown will be: one, and declared that peace in
the world can be maintained by
Senior vice president, Trudy spiritual and moral concepts of
Bale: junior vice president, the American way of life, not
Berte Troy; treasurer, Leah by dollar diplomacy.
Safran; chaplain, Harriet Bogo-
rad; conductress, Ruth Elson;
guard, Natalie Victor; patriotic
instructor, Lillian Feld; histor-
ian, Lillian Perlman.

Principal speakers at the
symposium held the first day
of the convention were Judd
Spray, general veterans' topics;
Manuel Grossman, rehabilita-
tion: James J. Schwerin, hous-
ing ; Richard Lee, Michigan
Mortgage Corp.; Milton Prista,
chairman, Wayne County Sol
diers and Sailors Relief Fund.

Gov. G. Mennen Williams;
General Julius Klein, past na-
tional commander; Paul Gins-
burg, national judge advocate,
and other prominent speakers
addressed the two-day conven-
tiOn.
Working on the convention
committee for the Ladies' Aux-
iliary with Mrs. Rose Cowan,
chairman, were Mesdames Mil-
dred Lewis, co-chairman; regis-
tration, Rose Gottlieb; rules
and co nstitution, Arlene
Rhodes; ritual, Rose Cantor;
resolutions, L o u b a Lupiloff;
guests, Birdie Rosenberg; cre-
dentials, Elizabeth Shapero and
Berte Troy; timekeeper, Lillian
Panzer; housing, Ruth Siegan;
refreshments, Rose Cantor;
publicity, Fannie Hencken; ban-
quet, Trudy Bale.
A special commendation to
the Detroit Jewish Community
Council was embodied in one of
the resolutions adopted by the
war veterans. The resolution
cited the consistent aid extend-
ed by the Council in arranging
programs for the individual
posts, and acknowledged the
appreciation of JWV for the
activities which the Council
has undertaken "to combat un-
American expressions of bigotry
and to promote genuine Ameri-
canism within the framework of
our democracy."
On Sunday evening, the con-

Masada will feature its Fifth
Anniversary Installation Dance
at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 25, in the
Woodward Ave. Jewish Center.
Highlighting the evening's pro-
gram will be formal installation
of next year's officers by Rabbi
Morris Adler.
Leon Kay, president of the
ZOD, who is touring Israel, is
scheduled to speak. Walter Field,
founder of Masada, will be given
a life-time membership in the
organization as a token of ap-
preciation for his interest in
youth work. Dr. Samuel Krohn,
former president and board
member, will award gifts to the
retiring officers.
Lillian Fischer, chairman of
the affair, announces that Dick
Stein and his orchestra will fur-
nish music.

when the Jewish Community
Relations Council went to court
last week in one of the most
unusual cases involving anti-
Semitism.
The local JCRC intervened at
the specific request of a non-
Jewish tenant taking her non-
Jewish landlord of a West Phila-
delphia apartment house to
court on charge of being vio-
lently anti-Semitic. The non-
Jewish tenant complained that
her non-Jewish landlord forbade
her to entertain her Jewish
friends in her apartment, and
that she was continually being
harassed for being on friendly
terms with Jewish neighbors.
Twenty-two neighbors, Jewish
and non-Jewish, including other I
tenants of the apartment house
in which there are no Jewish
families, appeared in Quarter
Sessions Court prepared to tes-
tify in behalf of the non-Jew-
ish tenant.
The judge, after conferring in
chambers with all the attorneys
for both sides and all interested
parties, held the anti-Semitic
landlord under a $500 bond to
hold the peace for one year.

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