Louis Tendler Gets MC Award

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United Fund. Launches
Fourth Annual Drive,
Re-Elects Dr. Cooksey

LOUIS TENDLER of the Detroit News receives the annual
Amity Award of the Detroit Women's Division of the American
Jewish Congress, for a series of articles he wrote on the Negro
community of Detroit. From the left: Mrs. B. DICKMAN, AJC
president, Tendler, Mrs. HARRY FRANK, GEORGE SCHERMER,
chairman of Mayor's Inter-Racial Committee, and Mrs. SAM
GREEN, president, Michigan AJC Council.

Bnai Brith Lodge Destroyed
By Hitler Lives Again in U.S.

PHILADELPHIA. — A Bnai
Brith lodge that was liquidated
in Germany by the Nazis has
come to life again—and with the
same members!
This time it is located in Phil-
adelphia, and every one of its
present charter members belong-
ed to it when it functioned in
Breslau, Germany, before Hitler
came to power. This is believed
to be the first time in Bnai
Brith's 107 years of history that
one of its lodges was reborn in
this country after having been
destroyed abroad.
In Breslau, the lodge, named
for the great Jewish historian,

Heinrich Graetz, functioned for
many years as an influencial
agency in the Jewish communi-
ty. After Hitler ordered the liq_
uidation of Bnai Brith through-
out Germany, where there were
14,000 Bnai Brith members in
1933, Heinrich Graetz Lodge dis-
solved, • and during the war its
members were widely scattered.
Many of the survivors, however,
settled in Philadelphia, where
they resolved to re-form their
lodge. They took their old name,
Heinrich Graetz Lodge.
The first president of the new
Heinrich Graetz Lodge is William
Graetz, a relative of the Jewish
historian.

Marine Hero Wins
Four Awards in Battle

TV Goldbergs Flop, But
Will Continue on Air

MINNEAPOLIS, (AJP) — A
Jewish Marine sergeant who
participated in battles through
Korea was the recipient of four
awards for valor.
Sgt. Sherman Richter, w a s
awarded the Bronze Star, the
Purple Heart with one cluster
for being wounded twice and a
Unit commendation medal. Ac-
cording to the American Jewish
World, he suffered a shrapnel
leg wound in March and was re-
leased from the hospital April
18. On April 24, he was wounded
a second time.

NEW YORK (AJP) — Failure
of the "Goldbergs" to draw a
new audience was cited as a
factor in the General Foods
Corp. decision to drop sponsor-
ship of a television version of
the famed Jewish radio family.
The "family" will continue on
radio.
The program's sponsor, Gen-
eral Food Corp., disclosed that
it would not nenew its contract
with CBS for the "Goldberg" TV
program when the show goes off
the air for the summer on June
18. The program was on radio
for nearly a decade before its
televised career began on March
28, 1949.

United campaigning has proved
that it can attract top leader-
ship, raise more money for the
agencies than they could on
their own, and that agencies do
not lose their identity by join-
ing with others, H. J. Heinz II,
national chairman of the United
Red Feather Campaigns, told the
annual meeting of the United
Health and Welfare Fund which
launched the fourth campaign
of the organization.
Directors of the fund re-
elected Dr. Warren B. Cooksey
of Detroit president. Edward G.
Hacker of Lansing was named
a vice-president and chairman
of the Executive and Adminis-
trative Committees.
Members of the United Fund
Board elected from Wayne
County are: M. A. Cudlip, Bar-
ney Hopkinsm, Frank N. Isbey,
R. T. Johnston and Paul Sutton.
, Among those continuing serv-
ice on the board are Harry
Becker, Martin I. Butzel, Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer, Julian H. Kro-
lik, Judge Theodore Levin, Sam-
uel Rubiner and Henry Wine-
man.

Israel Navy Cuts Short
Its Visit to U.S. Cities

NEW YORK (AJP)—The his-
toric visit to the American
shores by two vessels of th6 Is-
rael Navy was curtailed under
orders from the Chief of Staff
of the Israeli Navy, the Ameri-
can Jewish Press learned, and
the ships were instructed to re-
turn to Haifa.
This curtailment order cancels
visits to four principal Southern
ports, Norfolk, Savannah, Jack-
sonville and Miami.
Both ships, the Haganah and
her sister vessel, steamed into
Philadelphia harbor on May 20
and left three days later for
Baltimore.
They are scheduled to sail up
the, Potomac to Washington on
May 29, then return to New
York for several days in dry
dock prior to returning to Israel.

Haifa Non-Sectarian Clinic to
Open Soon Under Kupat Holim
NEW YORK (AJP)—Officials
of CIO District 65 were informed
that the Osman Clinic, a non-
Jack Verdi Featured
sectarian medical treatment cen-
ter established by union mem-
At Omena Inn Opening
bers near Haifa in honor of
Menuhin Uncovers Concerto
District President Arthur Osman,
Jack Verdi, master story teller, By Felix Mendelssohn
would open in October, to serve
will emcee the floor show and
NEW YORK, (JTA) — A violin a mixed population of Jews,
direct the acts in an original
concerto composed by Felix Arabs and Christians. It is under
Mendelssohn at the age of 13, the supervision of Kupat Holim.
hitherto unknown to the music
world has been acquired by Ye-
hudi Menuhin and may be pre-
sented by him next season, the
celebrated violinist revealed.
Menuhin said that he had ob-
ON LAKE HURON
tained the manuscript from a
Modern housekeeping cottages to rent
descendant of Mendelssohn. He
by day, week, or season. Heated, run-
ning water, electricity, gas cooking,
described the concerto in D
inside flush toilet, refrigeration, and
minor as "a very sweet work"
innerspring mattresses. 300 ft. sandy
beach.
Boats and bait. Also overnight
and "very romantic." The short
cabins. Phone or write early for res-
piece,. he said, "has already all
ervations, 72 miles from Detroit on
U.S. 25. Phone Lexington 162F4 or
the germs—in fact more than
TO. 7-8611 after 7 p.m.
germs — of Mendelssohn's gen-
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Aiming to equal last year's record of securing the largest num-
ber of pledges for any section in the Allied Jewish Campaign
professional division-536 contributors—are the attorneys, under
the chairmanship of ABRAHAM SATOVSKY (left). Among the
section's workers are (left to right) MAXWELL KATZEN, MOR-
RIS WELLER and JACOB KEIDAN,

By Maxine R. Levin
Art Editor

Jewish News

William Hellman will show
watercolors of Detroit scenes at
his home, 3078 Ewald Circle,
this Sunday, from 2 to 6 p.m.
and Monday from 7 to 10 p. in.
This showing ties in appropri-
ately with Detroit's 250th birth-
day celebration as his subject
matter includes Detroit streets,
old buildings and picturesque
mansions.
Some watercolors are more

successful than others and these
come off with spontaneity, good
color, pattern and pictorial
quality such as "The Lamed
Street Scene," "Buildings on St.
Antoine" and a group of build-
ings on John R.
Hellman finds Detroit elegant
and romantic. Old Detroiters will
enjoy these pictures.

The Unfinished Hitler Symphony
BONN, (WJA)—"Neue Illus-
trierte," an illustrated weekly
published in Cologne, with a cir-
culation of 680,000, recently car-
ried a series of pictures of an
unfinished Nazi newsreel show :-
ing Hitler decorating young boys
with the Iron Cross for their de-
fense of Berlin.

NEW YORK — T h e famous
George Washington letter to the
Touro Synagogue of Newport,
R.I., will be placed on exhibition
at the mid-year conference of
Mizrachi, June 3 to 5 at Hotel
Astor, New York.

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