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April 22, 1960 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1960-04-22

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Michigan Attorney General
Paul L. Adams this week con-
demned as "morally corrupt"
the practice of several real
estate groups in Grosse Pointe,
which he accused of using a
point system to bar individuals
of certain races, religions and
nationalities from purchasing
property in that suburban area.
The point system came to
light in a suit brought by John
A. Maxwell, of St. Clair, who
is seeking to dissolve an agree-
ment he made with Grosse
Baron
Judge Baum
Pointe brokers.
Defendants in the suit are
The Jewish-Arab refugee
problem will be discussed by the Grosse Pointe Property
Circuit Court Judge Victor J. Owners Association, Grosse
Baum and Leonard E. Baron at
a program of the Zionist Organ-
ization of Detroit at 8:30 p.m., Index Published to
Thursday, at the Jewish Center, Prof. Baron's Books
18100 Meyers.
A comprehensive index to
In announcing the event,
Judge Ira G. Kaufman, ZOD volumes I through VIII of "A
president, announced that the Social and Religious History of
film, "Not One Shall Die," with the Jews" has just been issued
Agnes Moorhead and Guy Mad- by the Jewish Publication
Society and Columbia Univer-
ison, also will be featured.
sity Press, co-publishers of the
The film, Judge Kaufman
monumental and highly scholar-
said, tells the story of a young
ly work.
Jewish doctor faced with Com-
In this key volume. con-
munist terror in -ais native land
and how he finds new life and venient references to names,
hope in a refugee shelter hos- topics and events, in the eight-
volume work, are now avail-
pital in Israel.
able, adding to the significance
A social hour will follow the
of Dr. Baron's
presentation, to which the pub-
books in the
lic is invited at no admission
availability of
charge. For information. call
this key to the
the Zionist House, DI. 1-8540.
vast amount
of subjects
FBI Joins in Search for
Desecrators of Buffalo Temple covered.
This index
BUFFALO, N. V.,. (JTA) —
The desecration of Temple Beth (volume as-
.Zion here and a reported threat sumes even
to its spiritual leader, Rabbi greater impor-
Martin L. Goldberg, were being tance by vir-
investigated by a joint team of tue of the
Buffalo police and the Federal chronological
tables it con- Dr. Baron
Bureau of Investigation.
Swastikas were painted on tains from Hammurabi — 1700
the floor and hacked into the BCE—to Third Crusade, which
walls of the synagogue. Rabbi ended in 1192 CE.
The subjects covered in the
Goldberg refused to discuss the
report.he had received z. letter eight published volumes in-
threatening he would be at- cludes: To the Beginning of the
Christian Era, The First Five
tacked with a bomb.
However, the sending of such Centuries of the Christian Era,
a letter is a violation of federal Heirs of Rome and Persia,
law and would explain the Meeting of East and West, Re-
FBI's participation in the probe. ligious Controls and Dissen-
The vandalism was believed to sions, Laws. Homiliec, and the
have occurred Tuesday night or Bible, Hebrew . Language and
Letters and Philosophy and
Wednesday morning.
Science.
S. African Jews Pray
Prof. Baron, director of the
for Vorwoerd's Recovery
Center of Israel and Jewish
JOHANNESBURG — Special Studies at Columbia University,
prayers for the "complete and is one of American Jewry's
speedy" recovery of Prime most noted teachers, authors
Minister Hendrik V. Vorwoerd and editors. He was the organi-
were recited during Passover zer and served as Chairman of
services in all synagogues in the Commission on European
Jewish Cultural Reconstruction.
the Union of South Africa.

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'Pointe Brokcrs Association,
Maxon Brothers, Inc., a real
estate firm, National Bank of
Detroit and Incorporated Prop-
erties, Inc.
Adams' statement revealed
that the Attorney General's
office is investigating to deter-
mine the possibility of state
action against the use of the
point system. The suit is pend-
ing in Circuit Court in Port
Huron.
Testimony revealed in the
court case showed that the
Grosse Pointe Brokers Associa-
tion and Grosse Pointe Property
Owners have established a
screening process for prospec-
tive property purchasers, Adams
stated.
Purchasers are investigated
by a private detective wh,, fills
out a questionnaire which con-
tains these questions concern-
ing the applicant:
Whether he is "swarthy" and
if so what grade of swarthiness;
whether or not the applicant or
his wife has an accent and if
so whether that accent is pro-
nounced, medium or slight;
what is the applicant's reli-
gion; does he dress conserva-
tively or in a flashy manner;
are his friends predominantly
American or otherwise; and
others of that nature.
Each answer is given . a point
value, the Attorney General
said, by a committee which has
been established for that pur-
pose. Some of the necessary
grades for different nationali-
ties that qualify include Polish,
55 points; Italian or Southern
European, 65 points; Jew, 85
points. Negroes and Orientals
are not allowed any points.
"I have directed a complete
investigation of this situation,"
Adams said, "to see what action
should be taken by the state.
These steps will assure the
legality or illegality of these
practices."
Sol I. Littman, Michigan re-
gional director of Bnai Brith's
Anti-Defamation League, this
week stated that the ADL also
may enter the case as a "friend
of the court."
Charging the screening proc-
ess "a flagrant policy of dis-
crimination," Littman added
that he has asked Michigan
Corporations a n d Securities
Commissioner Lawrence Gubow
to revoke the licenses of mem-
bers of the broker's association
on grounds of "unethical con-
duct."

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9-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS- - Fri day, April 22, 1960

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