Detroit Women Help Boost Bond Sales

Auerbach Witness Guilty

M r s. THEODORE
BARGMAN (left),
W o m e n's Division
Chairman for the De-
troit 1Srael Bond
Committee, presents
Mrs. MICHAEL A.
STAVITSKY (center),
chairman of the Na-
tional Sponsoring
Committee of the Is-
rael Development
Bond Issue, with spe-
cial scrolls on which
have been inscribed
the names of the wo-
men from Detroit
who are among the 1,200 American women who have made indi-
vidual purchases of $1,000 in Israel Development Bonds. Mrs.
Stavitsky will forward the scrolls to Levi Eshkol, Israel's Finance
Minister, who will place them in the national archives of the young
nation's capital. Witnessing the presentation at a national spon-
sors luncheon meeting in New York was Mrs. ALEXANDER LOW-
ENTHAL of Pittsburgh, national chairman of the Women's Division
of the Israel Bond Organization.

But Sentence Suspended

Chicago Social Worker
Joins Staff of JVS

Israel Opinion Split
On Admission of Germans

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The an-
Lloyd Meadow has been ap- ticipated arrival in . Israel next
pointed administrative assistant fall of some 50 German techni-
of the Jewish Vocational Serv- cians to assemble a gigantic
ice and director of the National floating dry dock to be,,sent to
Council of Jewish Women-JVS this country as German repara-
special placement program for tions payments has brought into
older persons, Erwin S. Simon, sharp focus a split in Israeli
JVS president, announced. opinion over whether to admit
He will assist Germans. to the country.
:Albert C o h e n,! Those who favor the admis-
executive direc- sion of the German experts ar-
tor of JWV and gue that Israel cannot remain
dministrator of forever cut off from Germany,
t h e community particularly when German rep-
arations goods are arriving in
workshop.
Meadow s u c- the country.
Their opponents insist that
ceeds Joseph L.
Weinberg as di- the matter of accepting the
rector of opera_ technicians is more political
tions of the new than economic and that the
community mood in Israel does not yet per-
mit the admission of Germans.
workshop.
T h e special
CARD OF THANKS
placement pro-
gram is now in ,
Meadow its fourth year If The family of the late Evelyn
of operation. Through the joint Krieger acknowledges with
efforts of JVS and NCJW many grateful appreciation the many
older - harder - to-place- persons ! kind expressions of sympathy
have been assisted in vocational ! extended by relatives a n d
ustm,ent and have been .! friends during its recent be-
placed successfully in private reavement.
placed
employment.
Meadow formerly was with
Chicago JVS where he had
principal responsibility for
placement of clients of the Chi-
cago sheltered workshop pro-
gram and was in charge of that !
agency's hospital rehabilitation
activities. Meadow is completing
studies for a doctorate in psy-
chology from the University of
Chicago.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5

MUNICH, (JTA) — The key
witness in the state's case ,
against Philip Auerbach, onetime'
head of the Bavarian Restitution
Office who committed suicide
immediately after his conviction
on charges , of fraud in office,
himself was convicted of per--
jury in another case by the Mu-
nich Court of Appeals.
The convicted perjurer, Karl
Diekow, had testified that Dr.
Auerbach had demanded a kick-
back from a contract awarded
Diekow by his office. At the
time Diekow was a witness in
the state's case against Dr.
Auerbach his own perjury trial
was pending.
• The' prosedution neglected to
inform the court of this. and
some quarters believe that Die-
kow's trial was deliberately held
up in order not to prejudice the
value of his testimony against
Dr. Auerbach.
Subsequently Diekow was con-
victed, was sentenced to a year
in prison, and appealed to the
higher court. This time his sen-
tence was reduced to eight
months and he was given a sus-
pended sentence, although the
original conviction was upheld.

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Bostonian Bequeaths
$3 Million to Charities •

BOSTON, (JTA) — Grants
totalling more than $3.000,000 to
various philanthropic causes
were announced here by the
trustees of the estate of Jacob
Ziskind, Fall River industrial-
ist and philanthropist, who died
in 1950.
A grant of $1,000,000 went to
the New England Center Hos-
pital for research purposes of
the Jacob Ziskind Research Lab-
oratory, also built with funds
contributed by the philanthro-
pist. One-half million dollars
went to Beth Israel Hospital
here to finance research fellow-
ships and $100,000 went to Union
Hospital in Fall River for the
development of a research lab-
oratory.
Brandeis University received
the sum of $500,000 as an en-
dowment fund to underwrite the
University's program of attract-
ing topflight scholars for its fac-
ulty, while Smith College re-
ceived $500,000 to build a dormi-
tory for 65 students. Weizrnann
Institute received $100,000 for
cancer research; Beth El Tem-
ple, in Fall River, received $140,-
000 to initiate a fund drive; and
$235,000 was contributed for the
construction of the Lowell He-
brew Community Center.

Israel Fleet Maneuvers

TEL AVIV, (JTA) — An Israeli
naval flotilla left for a training
tour which will include calls at
Greek-ports. The flotilla was de-
moribed as the' largest unit to
engage in a single training axis-

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