Ex-Nazi Berlin Mayor
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-3

Walter Field Named Chairman
Of Annual Education Month

Friday, September 11, 1953

Sen. Lehman Calls Bill
`An American Measure'

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Sen. Her
bert H. Lehman took issue with
the recommendation made to
President Eisenhower by Sen.
Arthur V. Watkins, chairman
of the joint Congressional Im-
migration Committee, urging the
President not to seek any
changes in the present immigra-
tion law for the next three
years.
A bill seeking revision of the
McCarran-Walter Immigration
Act was introduced recently by
Sen. Lehman and 31 other mem-
bers of Congress.
Sen. Lehman appealed to Pres-
ident Eisenhower "not to be
swayed" by the recommendation
of Sen. Watkins, who is head of
a Congressional committee which
undertoOk a study of the inequi-
ties of the McCarran-Walter Act
WEST SHOKAN, N.Y., (JTA). at the President's request.
"The stand taken by Sen.
— Most American Jewish stu-
dents affirm their Jewishness Watkins against any amend-
and most are pro-Israel, but or- ment to the McCarran Act for
ganized Zionism on the campus the next three years flies in the
has few adherents today, Rabbi face of the commitments made
Arthur J. Lelyveld, national to the American people both by
director of the Bnai Brith Hillel President Eisenhower and by
Foundation, declared in his key- Adlai Stevenson in the Presiden-
note address at the 8th annual tial election," Sen. Lehman said.
"I supported the President's
national Hillel Summer Insti-
Emergency Immigration Bill and
tute at Camp High Point.
More than 160 student leaders used whatever influence I had
from various universities and to get it through Congress. It
colleges are attending the Insti- was not a Republican achieve-
ment, but an American achieve-
tute.
Rabbi Lelyveld also reported ment. My bill to revise and re-
that "most Jewish students are place the McCarran Act is not a
almost completely ignorant Democratic Bill. It is an Ameri-
about Judaism and Jewish his- can Bill, in the best traditions
tory." He declared that "the of this country, and I expect
Jewish student of today has a and hope that it will be sup-
ported non-partisanly in the
hunger for spiritual security."
A call to American Jews to create next Congress."
a golden era of literature, art
and philosophy, comparable to
the great cultural flowerings of
past ages in other lands, was
issued by Philip M. Kutznick,
president of Bnai Brith.
He denied that America was
merely an "intellectual motel"
for himself and his co-religion=
ists, or that they were living in
exile.
In Urbana, Ill., where Aleph
Zadik Aleph, Bnai Brith Youth
group, is holding its 30th annual
convention at the University of
Illinois, Don Newmann, inter-
national president, said, "Young
Americans have a moral obli-
gation to prepare themselves for
the increasingly complex respon-
sibilities of citizenship in the
world of tomorrow."
He pledged youth's continued
williness to "die for our country,
if need be, but primarily to live
for it," which, he stated, is the
AZA motto.
The parley adopted a six-
point program under which
American youth could strength-
en democracy. It called for:
Legislation to curb discrimi-
nation in education; strength-
ened state and Federal civil
rights laws; legislation limiting
activities of such groups as the
Ku Klux Klan; Federal and
state action guaranteeing equal
rightS in employment and hous-
ing; defense of American public
schools from "unjustified at-
tacks"; and abolition of social
discrimination.

Walter Field, prominent coin. est in educational projects in
manity leader and well known the community.
Mr. Field announced that a
industrialist, president of Mac-
meeting of educators and lay
leaders will be held soon to
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formulate plans for the observ-
ance of Education Month.
"Once again, we will use the
facilities of our synagogues, the
radio, the press and our local
organizations to bring the Edu-
cation Month message to every
Detroit Jew," Mr. Field said.
Bernard Isaacs, superintend-
ent of the schools, stated that
the teachers' staff again is
ready to assist in advancing De-
troit's educational needs during
Education Month.

Youth Parleys
Urge 'Golden Era'

_ WALTER FIELD

0-Lac Paint' and Varnish Co.,
this week was named chairman
of the 1953 Education Month of
the United Hebrew Schools.
Abe Kasle, president of the
schools, who announced the ap-
pointment, expressed the hope
that this year's Education Month
will serve to encourage addi-
tional enrollment of pupils in
the school and increase inter-

Labor Zionist Branch Seven
To Hear Political Candidates

Branch Seven, LZOA, will meet

on Sunday, at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Faigin, 19145
Coyle. Mary Beck, Edward Con-
nor, Martha Griffiths and Orville
Linck, candidates for public of-
in the forthcoming Primary
Election will discuss "Pros and
Cons of Non-Partisan City Gov-
ernment."

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FRANKFURT, (JTA)—Dr. Ju-
lius Lippert, one-time Nazi
mayor of Berlin, has been de-
clared a "Class II offender" by
the last remaining de-Nazifica-
tion court in Hesse. The sen-
tence carried a small fine, a ban
on political activity, holding ed-
itorial positions or receiving
government pensions.
Prominent in Jew-baiting cir-
cles in the 20's, Lippert joined
the Nazi party in 1927, and
worked as editor of Goebbel's
newspaper "Der Angriff." Later,
he headed the Nazi administra-
tion of Berlin and was named an
SS general.

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Eighteen Wednesday morning
:programs will be offered during
the silver anniversary season of
Detroit Town Tall which opens
Oct. 14 in the Fisher Theater
with The Tyroleans, a troupe of
entertainers from' the high Ty 7
-rolean Alps.
Attractions under contract for
the coming season and the time
of their appearances are:
Oct. 21, Vicomtesse Antoinette de

BeRaigue, former tutor for Queen Eliza-
beth and Princess Margaret; Oct. 28,
"Singapore Joe" Fisher; Nov. 4, Dwight
Cooke, radio commentator; Nov. 11,
Carlos Fallon, Latin American expert;
Nov. 18, Doris Fleeson, Washington col-
umnist; Dec. 2, Columbus Bouchoir; Jan.
6, Dr. You Chan Yang, Korean Ambas-
sador to the United States; Jan. 13,
William F. Buckley, Jr., author of "God
and Man at Yale"; Jan. 20, Raymond
Schindler, America's "Sherlock Holmes";
Jan. 27, John Harvey Furbay, showing his
color film of Ireland; Feb. 3, Cecil Bea-
ton, noted photographer and stage de-
signer; Feb. 17, Grant Johannesen, young
Pianist; Feb. 24, Robert Shaw, TV script
writer; March 2, Kathryn Turney Gar-

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