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Friday. June 16, 1950

Former AMG Aide
Warns of Nazism Rise

Warning that there has been
tremendous resurgance in
Germany of reactionary na-
tionalism and militarism with
strong Nazi overtones, Arthur
L. Mayer, formerly chief of mo-
tion picture branch of Military
Government in
G e r many, de-
Aclared at a
.luncheon meet-
ing of the De-
troit Chapter of
t h e American
Jewish Com-
mittee on
W e d nesday
A. L. Mayer that it was of
crucial importance to formulate
a program for the building of
a free Germany which will add
strength to European democ-
racy, and reinforce effective
opposition to all forms of totali-
ta rianism.
Scoring the premature release
of power to the Germans over
their political economic a n d
educational life, Mr. Mayer as-
serted "the Allies can no longer
command; they can only ex-
hort and try to persuade.'
Mr. Mayer charged that we
are making concessions to the
Germans and building up their
industrial potential which can
easily be converted into a war
potential in the conviction that
in any future emergency they
will be on our side.. "We are
making an error," he declared,
"for which our: children may
pay with their lives if we per-
mit any remilitarizatiun of Ger-
many."
Ml•. Mayer stated: "We have
the utmost faith in High Com-
missioner McCloy's high ideals
and genuine zeal for humani-
tarian causes. He is in no way
responsible for the present Ger-
man muddle and is doing every-
thing within his power, in our
opinion, to rectify the situa-
tion."
-Isidore Levin, chairman of the
Detroit. Chapter, presided at the
meeting.

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The Room Mothers Group of
the MACCULLOCH SCHOOL
CHAPTER of the DETROIT
BETTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIA-
TION concluded its first year
with a luncheon June 14. Instal-
lation of officers for the corn-
ing year was held. Newly elected
leaders are Mesdames A. Louis
Landau, chairman; Louis
Schwartz, co-chairman; Julius
Gabe, secretary, Herman Grand,
treasurer.

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Half a million leaflets entitled
"A Message About Polio" are
now being distributed to school
children throughout Detroit
and Wayne County. This timely
information is provided by the
Wayne County Chapter of The
National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis as part of its polio
preparedness program preced-
ing the summer months when
infantile paralysis ordinarily is
most common.
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KRESHOVER COUSINS CLUB
met at the home of Lillian
An t m a n, 3292 Fullerton on
Thursday, June 15, in the last
meeting before the weinie roast
June 17.
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SAAD CLUB closes its season
with a hayride for members and
their escorts at Morton's Stable
Sunday, June 25. .
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ISRAEL CLUB of Detroit
raised and mailed a pledge to
the Allied Jewish Campaign
in the amout of $500. Samuel
Dronzek, president, announced.
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The ASSOCIATION OF JEW-
ISH CHAPLAINS of the Army
and Navy of the United States
will hold its third national con-
vention in Newport, R.I., June
27 and 28. The Association con-
sists of 325 rabbis who have
served or who are now serving
with the armed forces of the
United States. The oldest mem-
ber in terms of service is Chap-
lain (Col.) Julius A. Leibert of

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By Judy Silverman
1950 Shaarey Zedek Consecrant

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an opinion which I believe is in
the minds of many of my fellow
students.
I enjoy receiving gifts and I
am thankful to those who are
honoring - me. But this is such a
sacred occasion that I wish that
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thy causes.
My p e r s on al preferences at
this moment are the Mothers'
Camp at Chelsea, a project of
the Jewish Center; the effort
to improve the tennis courts at
my school—Central High School
—and the Jewish Theological
Seminary.
But my main hope is that peo-
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stead of giving material gifts.

Moshe; Dr. David Gaberman, group will meet next at the
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Frank Rosenbaum, attorney.
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Detroit's WOLVERINE HOTEL
CLUB TWENTY-FIVE is plan- was purchased this week by
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retired by the Army after com- bers, to be held July 16. The and Allen B. Kramer.
pleting more than 30 years of
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