American Savings to Build 10th
Branch on 8-Mile at Redfern
New York Grants Rockwell Permit Zippin Named ---teneral
in Brazilian Army
for Rally on Hitler's Birthday
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)
Adolph Deutsch, president of American Savings, Michi-
gan's largest state-chartered savings and loan association, an-
nounced plans to erect a modern building on West right Mile
Road at Redfern to house American's 10th branch office. Like
the nine present American Savings offices, the new branch
will incorporate the latest innovations for servicing savings
accounts including Drive-In Windows and paved parking facili-
ties. Completion is scheduled for early fall. C. E. Noetzel and
F. P. Farina are the architects.
Fauman, Citron Speak at Town Hall
Series of Jewish Women's Council
Two experts on community
problems are scheduled for the
Town Hall Series of the Detroit
Section, National Council of
Jewish Women, for April, an-
nounced Mrs. Jerome Schostak,
Contemporary Jewish Affairs
chairman.
Dr. S. Joseph Fauman, asso-
ciate professor of sociology at
Eastern Michigan University,
will be guest lecturer 12:30 p.m.
April 4 at the home of Mrs. Sol
Dann, 18000 Parkside. His topic
will be "Who Put Us in Our
Ghetto Walls?"
Dr. Abraham Citron, director
of Community Relations and Re-
search for the Detroit Jewish
Community Council, will be fea-
tured speaker 12:30 p.m. April
American Nazis Ask
Va. Governor Not
to Revoke Charter
RICHMOND. Va., (JTA) —
The American Nazi Party asked
Virginia Governor Albettis S.
Harrison to veto the State As-
sembly-passed bill revoking the
party's state charter.
The appeal, made by national
secretary I:arl R. Allen, also con-
tained a request for a personal
meeting with the governor to
argue th- case for a veto. If
Harrison signs the bill, the char-
ter will be voided June 1.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—A stu-
dent organization at Hunter Col-
lege. one of the components of
the University of the City of
New York, announced it has in-
vited as speakers both George
Lincoln Rockwell, head of the
American Nazi Party. and Gus
Hall, general secretary of the
Communist Party of the United
States.
The announcement was made
by Harlan P. Kleiman, a founder
of a new Hunter College campus
organization, t h e Competency
Party. Kleiman is also president
of the student government. He
said Rockwell will address the
students April 11, while Hall will
speak on the campus two weeks
later. The campus newsletter,
The Uptowner, criticized the invi-
tation to Rockwell.
NEW YORK — The City of
New York, under court order to
provide Nazi George Rockwell
with a site for a public rally,
notified him Tuesday that he
could use a small park at the
foot of Manhattan for that pur-
pose on April 20.
Park Commissioner Newbold
Morris, replying to a Rockwell
request for a permit to hold his
rally at Union Square in the
heart of Manhattan, denied the
request and offered Jeanette
Park on the waterfront.
The Commissioner informed
the head of the American Nazi
Party that the park would ac-
commodate about 1,200 people
and has adequate comfort sta-
tion facilities." A speaker stand
was promised.
The Commissioner declared
11 at the home of Mrs. Ronald
Kottler, 19510 Burlington. His
subject is entitled "The School
Bell and the Church Steeple—
Can We Keep Them Apart?"
Dessert luncheon will be
served at both meetings. •
that April 20, which Rockwell
wants to celebrate as Hitler's
birthday is "a business day" in
Union Square which "is heavily
used by neighboring office work-
ers and store employes."
The Supreme Court of New
York last year upheld a decision
of lower courts that the Com-
missioner could not deny Rock-
well a permit "unless it is dem-
onstrated" that "such expres-
sion will immediately and irre-
parably injure the publ:c
welfare."
The issue was taken to the
courts by Rockwell. aided by the
American Civil Liberties Union,
when Rockwell's initial applica-
tion for a permit was rejected
by Mayor Wagner.
(University of Pittsburgh stu-
dents rejected a request from
Rockwell that he address them
on his views.)
RIO DE JANEIRO (JTA) — =
Colonel Rafael Zippin, a Jew,
has been raised in rank to Divi-
Cfl
sion General of the Brazilian .3
Army, the defense minister an-
nounced here. He is the first
:4
Jew to hold the rank of general
in Brazil. Zippin is a native of t=1
Porto Alegre.
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Reprimands Student
Who Slugged Nazi
SAN DIEGO, Calif (J A)
The Jewish college student from
Brooklyn who punched George
Rockwell on the jaw during the
Nazi's lecture at the San Diego
State College was let off with
a reprimand from College Pres-
ident Malcolm Love, officials an-
nounced.
The reprimand for Edward
Cherry. a senior, was recom-
mended by the student body's
judicial board which noted -that
the punch was unpremeditated
The student belted the chief of
the American Nazi Party when
Rockwell shoved him and re-
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