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Mrs>Sol Kopman of St. Louis has returned to her home in
that city after having spent a fortnight in Detroit visiting mem-
bers of her family. Mrs. Kopman was the house-guest of her niece
and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. David Feerer of Woodstock Drive.
Mrs. Benjamin Gorrelick and daughter, Elisheva, of Webb
Ave. are visiting her family in Boston.
Mrs. Henry Fecheimer of Huntington Woods has left for
Camp Nebagamon, Wis., to visit her son, Fred, who is spending
the summer there.
Mrs. Ida Silverman spent the week-end in Frankfort, Mich.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sills, her son and daughter-in-law, who
are vacationing there for several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Tyser has returned to her home in Chicago after
a fortnight's visit in Detroit with family and friends.
Miss Fern Skolnik of Grand Ave. has left by plane to attend
Brandeis Youth Institute at Hendersonville, N. C. She is winner
of the Brandeis Youth Foundation Tuition Scholarship given by
Jr. Hadassah. She was also elected corresponding secretary of Jr.
Hadassah for the coming term.
Mrs. Samuel Stahl of Miami Beach, formerly of Detroit, is
visiting here with her family.
At a garden party July 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Schiffman of 16134 Princeton, Hachug Haivri honored Miriam
Fiszbein, who is returning to Israel to make her home in Jeru-
salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Payson and son, Anthony, and Mrs.
Herman Lieberman, all of Chicago Blvd., have returned from a
fortnight's vacation in Grand Haven and Chicago.
Elissa Ruby of 19655 Renfrew Rd. is spending a month in
California as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Greenberg of
Beverly Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Brown and daughter, Barbara, of
Strathcona Dr. are vacationing in the West. After visiting in
Colorado Springs, Los Angeles and San Francisco, they will return
home Aug. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman K. Cohen and daughter, Myra, of Glen-
dale Ave. are vacationing in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rovetch of Oakman Ct. are visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Jonas Carron of Cleveland.
Mrs. Samuel Beitner and daughter, Rita Lou, of Duane Ave.
are vacationing in Los Angeles for the summer.
Mrs. Alwyn Vernon Freeman of Brentwood, Calif., left by
plane July 1 to join her husband in Rio de Janiero, Brazil. They
will travel to Buenos Aires before returning to the United States.
Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Harrison on Monica Ave., have returned
from Israel where they visited with Mrs. Harrison's mother, Mrs.
Ethel Zellman of Jerusalem; with Meyer Harrison at Ramat
Jochanan and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kayloe-and sons, Douglas and Burton, are
spending three weeks in the Upper Penninsula. They will visit
Mackinac Island and Isle Royale.
Mrs. Max Waldfogel, formerly of Detroit, now of Miami
Beach, Fla., is spending several weeks in Detroit. Those interested
in joining the Detroit Social Club in Miami Beach are asked to
contact her at TY. 6-3355.
Donna Lemberg of Pasadena Ave. is spending the summer
as acounselor at Camp Eagle Point, Stinson Lake, Romney, N. H.
Phyliss Tobee Schermer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund
W. Schermer of Miami Beach, formerly of this city, is in Detroit
for a two-week visit as the guest of Miss H. Schermer. Before
coming here, she attended the first summer session at Michigan
State College.
Guests at Taub's Lodge, Port Carling, Ontario, include the
following Detroiters: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Karden and son, Miss F.
Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. H. Puder and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Drummer and son, Mrs. B. Sweet and daughters.
Dr. Hugo A. Freund, 68-year-old Detroit diagnostician, and
the former Ruth H. Taylor, a school teacher who helped him
write several medical books, have left, for a European honey-
moon after their marriage in New York.

Jewish Congress Has
First German Parley;
Demands Nazi Record

FRANKFURT (JTA)—A de-
mand that the West German
Government produce an official
record of the facts of the exter-
mination and persecution of
European Jews during the Nazi
regime was voiced at the first
conference of the World Jewish
Congress in Germany.
The conference called for leg-
islation making incitement to
racial hatred a punishable
crime. It urged revision of all
text-books with anti - Semitic
material; dismissal of teachers
who foster anti-Semitism in
German schools; the speeding
up of restitution of property and
stronger legislation for indemni-
fication for loss of life, health
and freedom. Assets confiscated
from Nazi war criminals should
be used for this purpose, the
delegates urged. The Bonn Gov-
ernment was also urged to help
transfer heirless and unclaimed
Jewish property through au-
thorized Jewish organizations.
The conference was attended
by delegates of displaced Jews
and Jews living in the German
communities of the three West-
ern zones and the Western 'sec-
tor of Berlin, to "consider the
urgent questions of the welfare
of the Jews of Germany, now
and in the future, and to ascer-
tain their views on general Jew-
ish questions relating to Ger-
many."

ZOA Selects Three Top
Plays on Jewish Life

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Three
prizes totaling $1,000 have been
awarded by the Zionist Organi-
zation of America to the winners
selected by Eddie Cantor, Moss
Hart and Norman Corwin in a
National Playwriting Contest
sponsored by the organization.
The first prize of • $500 was
awarded to Elihu Winer, of New
York, for his drama, "Action in
Jezreel." The second prize went
to Rabbi Louis I. Newman, of
New York, for "Son Of His Gen-
eration" and the third prize to
Dr; Harry T. Zankel, of Cleve-
land, for "Twilight Sleep." Sec-
ond and third prizes were for
$250 each. Under terms of the
competition, plays were to deal
with the problem of developing
a full and meaningful Jewish
life in the United States or else-
where.

MRS. IRVING SIMONS

Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Kreis-
man of W. Grand Ave: an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Eva, to Irving Simons,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M a x
Emmer. The ceremony was sol-
emnized by Rabbi Rabinowitz
and Rabbi Greenfield May 28
at Beth Shmuel Synagogue.
The bride w a s goWned in
nylon tulle and wore a bonnet
and fingertip illusion veil. She
carried orchids and lilies of the
valley on a prayer book.
Her attendants included Bea-
trice Hollander, maid-of-honor;
Roz Margolis, Evelyn Weinstein,
Helen Applebaum, bridesmaids,
and Rosalie Emmer, sister of
the bridegroom, flower girl.
Jerry Simons served his cou-
sin . as best man and Harold
Kohn, Arthur Brand and Herb-
ert Levine were ushers, with
Emmery Weiss as ring bearer.
Following their N e w York
honeymoon, the newlyweds are
at home on W. Grand Ave.

BOSTON (JTA)—All Jews will
be removed from important
public positions in Poland and
will be replaced .-by Russian citi-
zens, it is predicted in a report
published here by the Christian
Science Monitor. •
The report says that the
purge of Jewish officials is to be
expected as a result of Marshal
Konstantin Rokossovsky's be-
coming the chief of the Polit-
buro in Poland. Polish-born Ro-
kossovsky "is known for his
anti-Semitic attitude," the pa-
per says, adding that he also
has the reputation of being a
"specialist in conducting
purges."
The first high Jewish official
to be removed -was . Jacob Ber-
man who, from the very begin-
ning of the present Polish Gov-
ernment's existence, has been
known as Moscow's liaison man,
the Monitor reveals. Another
prominent Jewish figure rumor-
ed as marked for demotion is
Hilary Mine, Polish Minister of
Commerce and Industry, the re-
port says.
"The fact that Marshal Ro-
kossovsky is known for his anti-
Semitic attitude strengthens the
belief that he has orders to
make personnel changes that
gradually will result in complete

Wisconsin Sociologist

Studies Terror Reaction

Human behavior under ex-
treme conditions of concentra-
tion camp life will be the sub-
ject of a research study made
possible through a grant of the
department of scientific re-
search of the American Jewish
Committee to Elmer Luchter-
hand. of the Sociology Depart-
Israel Boy Scouts Vital
of the University of Wis-
To Land Rehabilitation ment
consin, Dr. John Slawson, exec-
utive vice-president of the com-
Boy Scouts in the new State mittee, announced.
of Israel are playing a vital role
in rehabilitating desert lands to
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rael, said at the Boy Scout Jam-
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boree at Valley Forge, Pa.
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He said it would be many
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years until such an affair as the
Jamboree could be staged in
Israel. "There is still too much
Strictly Kosher
work to do in getting our agri-
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cultural program under way,"
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he added, stating that Israeli
Scouts are having the thrill of
taking part in the economic 'de-
velopment , of their homeland,
and of living each day by the
Scout oath of duty to God,
country and their fellow citi-
zens.

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Programs of the forthcoming
year for ISRAEL LODGE, BNAI
BRITH, were formulated at an
executive meeting July 10 at the
home of-Julius Reznick. A wie-
nie roast is scheduled for early
September. A membership cam-
paign was launched at a meet-
ing July 17. Those interested in
bowling next season are asked
to contact Irving Rubin, UN.
4-2904.

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elimination of Jews from public
affairs in. Poland," the article
s a y s.
"Marshal Rokossovsky
hifriself is expected to take Mr.
Berman's place as secretary of
the Polish. Communist Party.
Jewish spokesmen say that dis-
missed Jews will go to Moscow,
ostensibly for a visit as has
often occurred before, but that
this time they will not return,
and that they will not be al-
lowed to leave the Soviet Union.*

Rabbi Hoberman Represents
Chachmey Lublin Yeshivah

Rabbi Jacob Hoberman of
3244 Monterey Ave. has been
assigned as official representa-
tive of Yeshi-
vath Chachmey
Lublin. Rabbi
Hoberman was
spiritual leader
of Beth Itz,
chock Syna-
gogue from
1 9 3 9 to 1 9 5 0,
Rabbi M. Roth-
enberg, Chach-
Hoberman mey Lublin
Dean, appeals to Detroit Jewry
to respond to the needs of the
Yeshivah. Rabbi Hoberman has
devoted all his efforts to the
Yeshivah since its re-establish-
ment in Detroit in 1942.

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War Victims' Dependants
Te Receive Compensation

JERUSALEM—(ISI) — Com-
pensation will be paid to de-
pendents of persons who lost
their lives in the service of the
Army of Israel, under a bill
passed unanimously by the
Knesset. The law also applies
to dependents of casualties who
fell in irregular actions, which
occurred between November 30,
1947, when the Arab riots began,
and December 31, 1948, after the
last dissident groups were in-
corporated into the Army.

Jew's Will Be Evicted from Offices
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