.4 Master of Water Filtration

Louis narrisones Project
Acclaimed by Bay Cityans

Louis Harrison. Bay City's
water filtration superintendent
for the past 37 years, who just

LOUIS HARRISON

Ex-Bundist Warns 'Adlai' Discussion Continues
Zionists of Revolt New Jersey Republican Paul Epstein
Says Stevenson Name Means 'To Judo -el'
WASHINGTON, ( J T A ) — A

'
wartime Nazi and ex-Bundist
warned of an "armed uprising . ' The debate over the meaning itive he was being honorable in
the abuses heaped upon of "Adlai," the Democratic Pres- his statement — just as a Jew
suggested the plan several against
a
docile
and unorganized ma- idential Candidate Stevengor's wouldn't give an oath because
years ago, the cost was esti-
the Lord's name was involved,
jority
by
the highly-organized. I first name, continues.
.
mated at $600,000.
alien - minded, pro - Communist , Another scholar, a New Jersey and would rather be adjudged
Nonetheless when the valve
I attorney, who for more than 30 guilty and pay the fine, pro-
Zionist minority."
- gate is opened one of these
The warning came from pro- years has been a staunch Re- vided the other fellow gave the
days soon to let the new water fessional "patriot," E d w a r d Publican leader who has fol- oath that the money was due
course through the veins of
de - lowed Hoover, Landon and him.
the city's water system, the James Smythe, one of the de
'Dewey down the line, is the "And so the idea correctly
fendants
in
the
wartime
Nazi
se-
proudest guy of all will be
newest to enter the discussion. came to the Stevenson family
dition
trial
who
was
once
in-
Louie Harrison.
S.. Paul Epstein of Bayonne, that Adlai signifies justice—that
Louis Harrison is one of Mich- dieted for mall fraud.
N.J. who is well known in Mich- is , that anyone who includes ad
Smythe,
who
ran
the
"Protes-
igan, dating back to his student lai in his dealings with man, is
igan's most distinguished Zion-
ists whose major ambition is to tant War Veterans of the United days in Ann Arbor, not only
"just person.
a
strong
Israel,
a
reinvigor-
States."
now
describes
himself
comments on "Adlai" in a letter a What contributes to my in-
see
movement,
a
revival
as
editor
of
the
"Protestant
News
...
to The Jeltvish News but also
ated Zionist
for the
Service." His threat against the tells why he is switching his vote terest is that I intend,
i
of Hebrew.
contained in a —.
Zionists"
was
co
—because he cannot vote for a first time in my life, to vote for
Mr. Harrison joined the Bay "
b K Jvits
J
tep. Jacob
! a Democrat for President. I see
•'It
mi i ary ' man. He writes:
a
City government service shortly letter to 1.
i , "Adlai consists of two words, nothing but peril to our original
after his graduation from Ohio
State University 37 years ago. He Gerald Smith to Back i , 1 ad or eid meaning witness, and Principles, w h i,c h have been
I gradually fading away, in the
has acquired a worldwide repu- 1IcArtlmr in November' Lai,: meaning "to God." -
"It was a common expression recent upsurge of military men
ration as an authority on water
•
in Biblical literature as well as as Ambassadors, Secretary of
purification.
WASHINGTON. (JTA. — The .
His chief desire is to be name of Gen. Doug 1 a s Mac- : - in o r d i n a r y conversation in State, and now candidate for
. classical times for a person to President. I fail to see where
able to render services in his
Arthur was filed in two states , prove that he is honorable, de- military men were ever success-
field in Israel. Preparatory to
this week for a place on the cent, or just by adding to his ful in civil affairs. I believe that
planned visits in the Jewish
November ballot as the presider- asseveration. before or after, the Ike in particular flopped in Ger-
state. he has been perfecting
tial candidate of the Christian j statement ad lai, "as God is my many and recently in Europe,
his knowledge of Hebrew-and
Nationalist Party. anti - Semitic
has mastered scientific terms group led by Gerald L. K. ISmith. witness," Now, no Jew in classi- and that he has mightly little
cal times would provoke the experience in government affairs
sufficiently to be able to de-
u
Jack Tenney. of Los n ge e - . ap-
,.
deity nless he was indeed pos- in America."
'
liver a lecture in Hebre w.
running
pears as the general s
He is a leader in the Zionist mate.

passed his 60th birthday. is re-
ceiving wonderful birthday gifts
—in the form of a community's
recognition of his distinguished
services.
He has just completed a new movement and in his congrega-
Texas Secretary of State Jack
pipeline and the Bay City Dem- tion in Bay City. serving as Ross announced the registration
..
rn
t
the
education
co-
ocrat tBay City's OffiCial News- chairman a
of the Smith candidates at Aus-
'
mittee.
Mrs.
Harrison,
whom
he
,
paper — politically independent
tin and the Secretary of State
married before his graduation. of Missouri announced the filing
had this to say about him:
ac-
MUNICH, IJTA , - --The Jewist• the crowd. Several persons were
one
of
the
organizers
and
At month's end. the n e w is
at Jefferson City. Missouri stat-
ues
do
not
require
the
consent
community
here will erect a detained.
Live
leaders
of
Hadassah.
They
t
-
depart
-
$1.700.000 city water
memorial to Philip Auerbach. ! The police action was termed
?went intake pipeline will have , have one son, who earned his of the candidates.
former
head
of the Bavarian here as "provocation" and "d2. -:-
degree in chemistry from the
been completed
A pamphlet assailing Jewisn State Restitution office wilo ecration of the Jewish cemetery'
University
of
Michigan.
project
is
designed
to
The
scientists connected with the committed suicide after being by Maurice Weinberger, acting
satisfy two demands of city ,
Manhattan Project which pro- convicted of embezzling restitu- president of the Bavarian Jewisn
. —
.,..
water user,: first --it will pro -
Male
Being i trst-tiorn mate duced the atom bomb and blam- tion funds. The decision was Community. Weinberger said ne
vide a source of better water .
ing Jews for the atomic spy ac- taken by the community as 2.-- has asked the Munich authori -
Ilas Its RAMifications
treatment:
demanding t o
tivity. is being widely distributed expression of gratitude to Aue '- ties to take measures against the
and secondly — it will provide
on and , bach for his work for Jewish vii- officer who was in charge of th -
by the Smith organization
An American Jewish Press Feature
i
adequatourc,, of water
an
0
a Jerusalem other anti-Semitic groups.
i tims of Nazism during the post - police detail which broke up the
David
Vanzana.
at all times.
- Atom Treas- . war p eriod when he was restitu- funeral.
The
pamphlet.
farmer,
thought
that
a
recent
The intake is the long-
More than 1.000 people, many
ruling by rationing authorities on." is by Frank Britton, former tion
project of the city's
press continues of them r e f u . e e a from DP
The
German
genial. intelligent water filtra - had gone just a bit too far -- University of California student.
fact, it had gotten his goat. according to a report of th ,..
discuss the verdict a g ainst i camps, participated in the pro -
tion superintendent, Lo uis , in Vanzana
went to the office of Anti-Defamation League and the - to
; -
Auerbach which was issued by cession. Max Werner, eulogizing
Harrison.
the Religious Council in Jeru- Jewish C o m m u n i t y Council. ! a German court dominated bY Mr. Auerbach on behalf of the
For Louie. then. the comple- , salem
to report that his sheep .Among those to whom the gam-
German labor unions, said he
judges who were members of
e linewill be the
tion of the nw
and goats had been ordered ' phlet is dedicated are Smith and
"attempted to weaken the tragis:
the Nazi Party.
realization of a lifetime ambi- slaughtered
by the rationing ' Rep. John Rankin.
shame which burdens the Ger-
tion as the city's filtration -
Some
sections
of
the
press
are
man people. His tragic death is
It charges that a "Jewish-rid - drawing more and more a para.'
: commission because there wasn't
man.
mi
den board
governing for
the threelel
Atoc
Louie has dedica.ted his life - ' enough feed available for them. 'Energy
Commission
between the Auerbach case a warning
to the
us that
others
must
continue
work
which
he
With him was his goat.
work. to proriding good water
The
goat
was
an
unblemished.'
treasonable
years"
was
respon-
and
the
infamous
Dreyfus
case.
His
for the people of Bay City.
The possibility exists that a start ed."
It
Dr. Klibansky claimed that the
sible for th
spy activity.
e
work in taste removal. filtra- , first-born male, which. according
tion processes. and elimination ; to law, had to be redeemed. ! singled out David Lilienthal, for • movement to have Auerbach's judges, three of whom wer:-
cleared will be started. and former Nazis, failed to examine
of 7 ,:ell has been outstanding. ! Vanzana would not slaughter the mer chairman of the Commi.3 name
the convictions against him re - the evidence either impartial',
Although there was a whole . goat despite the order. After sion. as its principal target.
moved
- from the records.
Rabbi Zazlansky, the Religious
or thoroughly. He added that
bay of water to draw from.
Auerbach was buried at the the real "bloodhound" in the
Council head. dispatched a note
Louie has faced the ta.sk of re -
Jewish
Cemetery
on
the
Ungar-
Auerbach
case was Fritz Kocii.
.
moving from that water. to ' to t h e rationing authorities Oren Writes Wife
erstrasse. The funeral startei Barr. • n Secretary of State in
guaranteeing feed for the goat.
make it palatable. some of the
from the synagogue here whe, e t he
Vanzana — and the goat — left
isiterg t ohf a t J uAs tui
e e Mdinen
h H
foulest smells, equally repro-
That He 'Confessed' his body was laying in a coffin .
Auerbach
rebach diei
happily.
hensible tastes and pollution
draped with the flag of Israel. i a convicted felon, since he hal
of thp worst kind.
The funeral procession was already appealed against t he
1 ti 11. 1.
That he was able to supply
JERUSALEM, tJTA , - - M r s .
lumped Ship
I / VP:. Igo
marked with violence when a sentence and the appeal w as
the kind of water available to ,
.ader
of
,
Oren, wife of the lt.
policeman w a n t e d to take pending.
See k A SVIIIm [n Israel .Reja Mapam
Bay City for so many years is
Party in Israel who away a placard reading -down i (In New York. the Corrimitt ,•e
the
________
indeed a tribute to him. '
, than with the Nazi Dreyfus trial," : on Fair Play for Auerbach, in a
But Louie was not satisfied.
MONTREAL , JTA ., —Nineteen has been detained for more
sailors
detained
by
Canadian
ire-
.
e
i
g
h
t
months
in
Prague
on ' that was carried by one of tit , ' statement bitterly assailing the
He wanted a better source. a • '
a mourners.
for
ship-
I
charges
of
conspiracy,
received
that
conduct
duct of the e trial said tha
more adequate supply. Many migration _ authorities
Four trucks of German policy "w
e . nd. Philip-
his
years ago he envisioned the ;jumping and other violations . letter from her husband stating

Auerbach Funeral Marked 1)v Violence:
Call Impact of Trial a 'Drevfus Case'

Auerbach changes from the roie
intake off Linwood beach. Su
Sur- ; have applied for Israel citizen- ; t h a t he "confessed" to the arrived at the scene to disperse
.
charges made against him by
; of defendant to that of prose-
veys had shown it was one of I ship. '
Orthodox Jews Demonstrate ' : cutor against those who insti -
the finest water supply places i The sailors represent seven re- Czech authorities.
i gated and implemented his
ligions and list their nationaii -
The letter. written in Ger - Against Conscription of Jews
in the bay.
;trial." It denounced the trial as
He was able to convince ties as two Australians, one Ar- man, was delivered to Mrs. Oren
resolu- illegal. charged former Bavarian
to —A
Parliament
most of the several city corn- menian, one Dane. two Dutch- by the Czech legation here. This TEL AVIV, (JTA.
appealing
Justice Minister Mueller with
men, one Estonian. two Finns. is the first written word that tion
missions which hare legislated
dis-
through those years of t h e one Greek, one German, one Mordecai Oren was permitted by against conscription of girls who
the court had
and died
closed rigged
that Auerbach
necessity of the intake but un- Italian. two Letts, one Mexican, the Czech Political Police to send declare themselves "conscien- i having
' tious objectors" on religious
til a couple of years ago, none three Swedes and one stateless to his wife.
A number of Zionist leaders in grounds was adopted here at a ! leaving
his family
destitute,
In Buenos
Aires,
a German-
person. The Israel Consul point-
took action.
As a result of their failure to ed out to the sailors that no for- Hungary, sentenced to imprison- mass meeting called by religious language Jewish weekly sug-
follow his advice. the cost of eign national can acquire Israel ment two years a go, were re- groups. Rabbi I. Unterman, gested the possibility that Aue.•-
the intake nearly tripled for citizenship before settling in leased after serving their prison Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv, and bach had not committed suicide
terms. The released included other religious leaders adrressed but had been "eliminated.")
the taxpayers. When Louie Israel.
The Jewish community of
Dr. Alexander Kertis and Irmeh the gathering.
Frankfurter, 1 e a d e r s of the Members of the extreme Or- Munich decide this week to erect
Mapam group in Hungary; Dr.: thodox g r o u p. Neturei Karta, a memorial to Auerbach in ex-
demonstrated
Bellah, a leader of the demonstrated
in Jerusalem, pression of gratitude for his
Budapest, and Miriam blowing the Shofar, and carrying work in behalf of Jewish victims
Mapai in
Torahs side by side with banners of Nazism during his term a•;
Weiss and Menahem Poled.
protesting against conscription restitution commissioner.
NEW YORK. (JTA' —Israel's would be another war whic:i
of women.
More than a thousand people
Offer of an olive b r a n c h to could only make things infinitely Annual Education . Month
A delegation of the Agudas attended Auerbach's funeral
Egypt made during Knesset de worse."
Israel
and
of
the
Agudah
Labor-
which
was marred by disturo-
bate on the conscription law In Cairo, Premier Aly Maher Set for Sept. 8-Oct. 6
praised
by
the
New
York
was
quoted
as
saying
that
no
The
American
Association
for
ite
organization
visited
Premier
ances
when
police sought to
was
the
Times in an editorial, but drew official overtures had been re - J e w i s h Education announces Ben-Gurion to demand that con- I seize placards denouncing
a cool response from the Egyp - ceived. Abdul Rahman Azzam. that Jewish Education Month scription of religious girls be court which had convicted him.
secretary-general of the Arab will be observed in communities carried out "in a more demo- Max Werner, speaking at the
tians.
States cratic manner" by having a ma- graveside for the German labor
The newspaper called it a League, said it was impossible to throughout the United
"courageous and heartwarming expect Egypt to make peace from Sept. 8 to Oct. 6. Together jority of Orthodox members on unions, said: "Auerbach at-
esture." It warned that "some- with Israel so long as a million with 26 other national organiza- the commissions
established
tempted to weaken the tragic
by religious
girls to
, shame
which burdens the Ger-
where, sometime, somehow, the Arabs had been thrown out of tions the Association has issued examine claims
. people. His tragic death is
I
man
bitter feelings between Arabs and their country and lived in mis- a call to Jewish parents to en- for exemption from service.
a warning to us that others must
Israel, the tensions, the Iron erable conditions and as long, he roll their children in Jewish
continue the work which he
Curtain between them, must said, as Israel continued to schools with the Opening of the 20 TH E JEWISH N EWS
started."
Friday, August 29, 1952
new school year.
some to an end. The alternative , threaten Syria.

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