Genocide Pact
Ratified; Becomes
Law in 90 Days
People Make News
The Right • Rev. Monsignor
- MAURICE S. SHEEHY of Cath-
olic University, Washington, D.
C., has accepted the Catholic
co-chairmanship of the Com-
mission on Religious Organiza-
tions of the Na-
tional C o n fer-
ence of Christ-
ians a n d Jews,
it was announc-
ed by Allyn P.
Robinson, .direc-
tor of the corn-
Rev. Sheehy* mission. M o n -
signor Sheehy succeeds the
Reverend Allan P. Farrell, S. J.,
Dean of the graduate school of
the University of Detroit. Dr.
Maurice S. Eisendrath of New
York, president of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
will continue to serve as the
Jewish co-chairman, and Dr. Jo-
seph R. S4zoo, president of New
Brunswick TheologicaLSeminary,
as the Protestant co-chairman.
The next meeting of the Com-
mission will be held in Washing-
ton Nov. 9 and 10.
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NEW. YORK, (JTA)—A cita-
tion for "outstanding support in
promoting better intergroup re-
lations among, the religious ra-
cial and national groups" in the
'United States, was awarded to
LOUIS J. HOROWITZ by the
National Conference of Chris-
tian and Jews. Mr. Horowitz,
former president of the Thomp-
son-Starett Company, -- which
built the Woolworth and Equit-
able buildings and the Waldorf-
Astoria Hotel in New York, is
chairman of the Louis J. and
Mary E. Horowitz Foundation.
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"THE SHIELD," publication of
the Beverly Hills Lodge of Bnai
Brith was acclaimed the out-
standing lodge publication of the
order in a contest sponsored by
the Supreme Lodge. Over 250
lodges and auxiliaries (chapters)
competed for the honors. NA-
THAN HACK, former Detroiter
now residing in Santa Monica,
has been Editor of "The Shield"
for the past several years.
Founder of the Hack Shoe Co.,
he was for years editor of the
official publication. of the Mich .-
igan Shoe Retailers Association,
"Footsteps." He is a research as-
sociate at the University of
Southern California.
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•
NEW YORK, (JTA) —HERB
KRUCKMAN, Jewish Telegra-
phic Agency and Detroit Jewish
News editorial cartoonist, is
holding a one-man show of his
paintings at the A.C.A. Gallery
in New York, Oct. 23 - Nov. 11.
Kruckman, who draws the pop-
ular comic strip Joey for "World
Over," magazine of the Jewish
Education Association, also gives
art and chalk talks in various
. wok communities throughout the •
U. S. This is his third ane-man
show.
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J. A. ROBINSON, Bnai Brith
leader of San Pedro, Calif., was
elected president of the Leo N.
Levi Memorial Hospital at the
meeting of the hospital board
of trustees held in Wash-
, ington in conjunction with the
annual meeting of the national
executive committee of Bnai
Brith.
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SAMUEL H. RISBINER, presi-
dent of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration of Detroit, will be the
principal speaker at the Satur-
day night dinner session of the
40th annual meeting of the New
England SeCtion of Jewish Wel-
fare Board, set for Oct.' 28-29.
*
*
HARRY H. ANBENDER, a can-
didate for Circuit Judge 4 has
been an attorney in Detroit for
10 years. He was born here 35
years ago, was educated at Cen-
tral High School, and was grad-
uated from Wayne University
Law School in 1940. He is mar-
ried and has two children. He
has been active in civic affairs.
He is a veteran of World War II,
served with a bomber group on
Saipan, and flew 34 missions
over Japan. •
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News Brevities
Detroit's first modern dance
HAVANA, (JTA) — ADOLFO
concert series will ble opened
KATES, a Jewish communal
LAKE SUCCESS, (JTA)—Final Monday evening, Nov.P13, at the
leader here, was awarded the ratification of the International Institute of Arts by JOSE LIMON
Orden de Caballero Carlos Man- Convention on Genocide, adopt- and his dance company. Subse-
uel de Cespedes, which is award- ed by the UN General Assembly quent concerts in the series will
ed by the Cuban President to in Paris in December; 1948, was be presented by Jane Dudley,
prominent Cuban citizens for signed in the presence of repre- Sophie Maslow, William Bales
services rendered to this coun- sentatives of the four latest rati- and company, Feb. 15, and Jean
try.
fying nations — France, Korea, Erdman, March 22. The con-
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Haiti and Costa Rica.
certs are sponsored by the dance
NEW YORK, (JTA)—DR.
This brought the total ' consultants' committee of the
ELIEZER RIEGER, head of the
Jewish Community Center.
School of Education of the He- ratifying countries to 22, two Tickets are on sale at the Cen-
more
than
necessary
to
put
the
brew University in Jerusalem,
ter, 8904 Woodward, TR. 5-8400
arrived 'in the United States to Convention into force. It will and at Grinnell's.
present to the board of directors come into force in 90 days.
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of the National Council of Jew-
In a statement to the Jewish
MICKEY WOOLF & CO., will
ish Women a first-hand report , Telegraphic Agency Pro. Raph-
of the progress the school has ael Lemkin, who single-handed- entertain and play at the Michi-
achieved in meeting the expand- ly led the campaign for adop- gan Retail Shoe Fair at Hotel
ing educational needs of Israel. tioi of the Convention, hailed Statler Nov. 7 and will enter-
* * *
the event as providing "for the tain the candy and tobacco men
DR. NOMAN VINCENT PEALE, first time in history" interna- at Hotel Sheraton Nov. 3.
well known columnist and tional law to protect small na-
* * *
author, will tell a Detroit Town tions and religious and racial
TN.. Catholic' Theater of De-.
Hall audience how to overcome groups from extermination.
troit announces t h e opening
the worry h a b i t, Wednesday
"It will be a warning to the plays which will be presented
morning, Oct. 25, at 11 a.m. in world," he said "especially in at the Music Hall on Oct. 28 and
the Fisher Theater. .
this century which is a geno- 29. For adults. "I KILLED THE
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cidal century.'
COUNT", a mystery comedy di-
MRS. GEORGE VICTOR has
rected by Viola Black, Oct. 28
Prof.
Lemkin
thanked
Jewish
been elected president of the organizatitins for the assistance and 29. For childrent "T
MacCulloch School Chapter . of they
had given in the genocide MYSTERY AT THE OLD FORT",
the BETTER SCHOOLS Associa- campaign.
a comedy mystery directed by
tion to succeed Morris Stein.
! Anthony DeMaggio, curtain at
(The
Carnegie
Endowment
for
Other officers include Dr. Jo- '
10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Oct. 28.
seph Oppenheim, vice president; International Peace charged
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that
the
American
Bar
Associa-
Mrs. Minn a Friedland, recording
KRESHOVER
COUSINS CLUB
tion
had
misused
a
grant
from
secretary: Mrs. Mildred Ross,'
met
Thursday
night
at the home
the
foundation
by
using
the
corresponding secretary; Louis
of
Sylvia
Herkowitz,
18476 Free-
monies
to
oppose
ratification
by
Schwartz, treasurer.
the U.S. of the genocide Con- land for an old-fashioned cos-
' vention. This charge was denied tume party.
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20 — THE JEWISH NEWS
by Cody Fowler, president of
Friday, October 20, 1950
HOWARD FAST, noted Jewish-
ABA.)
I
,
_
NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT
COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE
STATEMENT OF CONDITION, OCTOBER 4, 1950
RESOURCES
$ 318,611,899.77
672,586,372.96
117,671,860.03
Cash on Hand and Due from Other Banks .
United States Government Securities . .
Other Securities .
Loans:
Loans and DiScounts
Real Estate Mortgages
. F .
Accrued Income and Other Resources
Branch Buildings and Leasehold_ Improvements
•
Customers' Liability on Acceptances_and
Letters of Credit
241,239,387.71
54,517,101.48
295,756,489.19
5,258,413.95
2,070,744.92
O.
5,315,471.41
$1,417,271,252.23
LIABILITIES
Deposits:
Commercial; Bank and Savings
United States Government .
Other Public Deposits ... . .. . . i
Bills Payable
. .
• . ; .
.
Accrued Expenses and Other Liabilities . • •
Dividend Payable November 1, 1950 .
. . .
Acceptances and Letters of Credit . . . • • •
Capital Funds:
Common Stock
-
Surplus
Undivided Profits
$1,209,936,750.05
75,985,107.92
36,362,406.53 $1,322,284,264.50
15,000,000.00
8,390,087.17
600,000.00
5,315,471.41
$ 15,000,000.00
45,000,000.00
5,681,429.15
65,681,429.15
$1,417,271,252.23
United States Government Securities, carried at $114,198,752.13 in the foregoing
statement are pledged to secure public deposits, including deposits of $10,379,599.36
of the Treasurer-State of Michigan, and for other purposes required by law.
HENRY E. BODMAN
ROBERT J. BOWMAN
PRENTISS M. BROWN
CHARLES T. FISHER
CHARLES T. FISHER, JR.
JOHN B. FORD, JR.
B...E._HUTCHINSON
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ALVAN MACAULEY
BEN R. MARSH
WALTER S. McLUCAS
W. DEAN ROBINSON
NATE S. SHAPERO
,
R. PERRY SHORTS
GEORGE A. STAPLES
DONALD F. VALLEY
JAMES B. WEBBER, JR.
R. R. WILLIAMS
C. E. WILSON
BEN E. YOUNG
32 OFFICES IN DETROIT
MAIN OFFICE—WOODWARD AT CADILLAC SQUARE
Detroit 32, Michigan y d
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ARNOLD A. WEITZMAN,
architect and engineer, has
moved to his new offices at 508
Hammond Bldg.
American novelist, will be the
featured speaker at a mass
meeting at 2:30 p.m., Sunday,
Nov. 5, at the Music Hall, called
to protest passage of the Mc-
Carran L a w, a n d state laws
aimed at depriving the people
of their constiti.tional rights. It
is sponsored by the Civil Rights
Congress of Michigan. Maurice
Sugar will chair the 'meeting.
* * *
Krim Theatre, Woodward near
Six Mile Road, on Sunday start-
ed a limited return engagement
of "THE RED SHOES. Popular
prices will prevail, and it will be
shown exactly as it was when
the road show prices were $2.40.
* * *
EL AL Israel National Airlines
announces the establishment of
permanent offices at 27-29 W.
57th St., New York. Maj. Yehuda
Koppel is EL AL's Commercial
Representative for the Americas.
* *
A reception tea, honoring the
Durfee faculty, will be held at
8 p.m. on Tuesday in the library
of the Durfee Intermediate
School. The BETTER SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION asks that all
parents interested in meeting
their children's teachers attend.
Refreshainents win be served.
* * *
At a meeting of the CORN-
FIELD FAMILY CLUB on Oct.
15, the following officers were
elected: M a n n i e Cornfield,
president; Sid Bearbohm, vice-
president; Adele Galper, secre-
tary; and Marion Stein, treas-
urer.
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation