The Oct. 24 issue of Look
Magazine contains two impor-
tant articles of special Jewish
interest.
In "Soviet Anti-Semitism,"
Capt. Joshua L. Goldberg, U.S.
Navy Chaplain, describes the
anti-Semitic policies of the Rus-
sian government.
A special article on Marc
Chagall includes reproductions
of the multi - colored stained-
glass windows made by the

Goldberg

Chagall

great artist for the Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical
School's synagogue in Jerusa-
lem. The 12 windows depict the
12 Tribes of Israel.
In the leading article in
the same issue of Look, "My
ABC's" by Marlene Dietrich,
contains the noted actress'
definition of the term "Jews"
as it means to -her: -"I will
not try' explaining the mys-
tic tie, stronger than blood,
that binds me to them."
Rabbi Goldberg declares in
hiS report on his recent tour
of Russia: "The Jews are afraid
to go to the synagogues lest
their children lose their jobs;
afraid to complain, lest they be
accused of being counterrevo-
lutionaries; afraid to ask for a
visa to join families in Israel

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Youth Education League will
Prospective members are in-
hold its annual membership tea vited to attend. The program
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple will include a fashion show,
lest they be accused of partici- Israel,
with members participating as
pating in Zionist-capitalistic con-
models.
spiracies; afraid to communi-
The Youth Education League
cate with relatives in the United 2 Jewish Women Are
has assisted the children of in-
States lest they be dubbed po- Convicted in Morocco
digent f a m i l i e s for over 25
tential spies. They have become
CASABLANCA, (JTA) — Two years. Tuition is furnished for
a community of whisperers in
Jewish women arrested a month problem children in need of
a kingdom of fear."
Coining a new phrase—the ago for alleged possession of special schools.
"Salami Method"—to describe false passports were sentenced
As a member group of the
Soviet anti-Semitic policies, here to three years' imprison- Scholarship Committee of the
ment
each.
They
were
tried
on
Rabbi Goldberg explains that
Jewish Vocational Service, the
under this method the position the eve of Yom Kippur, and organization provides scholar-
of the- Russian Jews is "dimin- convicted in the absence of their ships for young men and
ished slice by slice until there Jewish attorney who informed women of college age. Contri-
the court he could not be present butions are made annually to
is nothing left."
The Chagall article, written because of the imminence of the Celebral Palsy Clinic and
by Joseph Roddy, in addition Yom Kippur.
to the Parent's Foundation for
A reported move to form a Mentally Retarded Children and
to containing the full color re-
productions of the 12 stained- Union of Jewish Students of their home in, Romeo.
glass windows, quotes Chagall's Morocco, similar to the Jewish
Mrs. Reuben J. Mendelssohn
views on his Biblical works and Students Union in France, was
denounced
by
left-wing
papers,
describes how the idea of mak-
ing the windows evolved as a including the Communist "Al
result of a visit to Chagall, in Moukafih." The newspapers al-
his Paris studio, by a commit- leged that such a move was dis-
tee of three Hadassah ladies cussed by Jewish groups here
who invited him to make the a month ago.
windows for the Jerusalem syn-
German Court Fines
agogue.
It is stated in the article that Anti-Semitic Dealer
the 12 Chagall windows will be
BONN, (JTA)—A Bonn jury
on display soon in the New
York Museum of Modern Art. court, rejecting a prosecution
demand for a prison term, fined
Friedrich Schmidt, 58-year-old
Mrs. Levin Gives
car merchant, 600 marks ($150)
for slandering the Jews.

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Louis Babock, Arthur Kort, Al-
lan Robinson, Jack Munson and
Robert Kalish.
Secretaries a r e Mesdames
Samuel Schwartz, Marvin Ro-
senberg and Jack Rosenthal;
treasurer, Mrs. Manuel Kravitz;
tributes chairman, Mrs. Sam
Berger; and board members are
Mesdames Garie Wolfe, Morrie
Coleman, George Jerris, Heim
Jacob, Morrey Mandell and Don-
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59 pieces of original art has
been given Northwood Insti-
tute, Alma, Mich., by Mrs. Max-
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was announced today.
Levin was a well-known busi-
ness and civic leader here until
his recent death. The former
.owner of the Highland Park
Furniture Company, he was also
president of Hadley Investment
Company. He was active in nu-
merous Jewish -organizations
and served as a delegate to the
White House Conference on
Youth. His interests also includ-
ed the arts and over a period of
years he demonstrated this in-
terest as a patron and personal-
ly developed a valuable art col-
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Mrs. Levin is a talented artist
who has studied in Europe as
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has exhibited paintings in Chi-
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vania, and in other parts of the
country at regional, national,
and international exhibitions.
She is planning to study this
year with Zubel Kachadoorian
in Italy.
The Levin-Art Collection in-
cludes several paintings by Mrs.
Levin, as well as many others
which she and Mr. Levin ac-
quired. It includes the work of
29 artists such as: Zubel Kacha-
doorian, Frances deErdely,
Charles Culver, Hugo DeSoto,
Renoir, Picasso, and Pissaro.
The varied collection ranges
from paintings such as "The
Church is the Union Hall" by
Ben Shahn, to oils, watercolors,
lithographs, temperas, pencil
drawings and woodcarvings such
as "Seated Sisters" by Walter
Midener.
The value of the collection
received to date is estimated at
over $25,000. Some of the paint-
ings are presently on display in
the R. B. Smith Building and
the institution is planning an
exhibition for the display of the
entire collection.
Mrs. Levin, for a number of
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Youth Education League Will Hold Annual Membership Tea

Torah Fund to Hold Eighth
Conference in Hartford
The Eighth Biennial National
Conference of Torah Fund, es-
tablished by National Women's
League 20 years ago as a sup-
porting arm of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica, will be held in Hartford,
Conn., October 30, 31 and
Nov. 1.

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13 -- THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 13,. 1961

Expose of USSR's Bigotry, Chagall
Works in Oct. 24 Issue of 'Look'