Friday, December 20, 1963—T HE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-1 2

Two Philadelphians Deny Killing Jews
Detroit Friends to Launch Effort Church Deplores
Flood of Anti-Jewish in Nazi-Held Ukraine `Trud' Levels Charge
for Jewish Theological Seminary;
PHILADELPHIA, (JTA)—Two retreating German forces in 1944
Literature in Toronto brothers
accused by the Soviet when the Russians re-took the
Honor four Rabbis January 20th TORONTO, (JTA)—A resolu- newspaper Trud in Moscow of area. The Soviet paper said that

The Detroit Friends and Pat-
rons of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America announce
the launching of a major effort
in behalf of the Seminary's
"Year of Dedication" which will
culminate in a community-wide
dinner, Monday, Jan. 20, at the
Shaarey Zedek.
That evening, four rabbis in
the Conservative movement, who
are Detroit's senior alumni of
the Jewish Theological Semin-
ary of America, will be honored
for their 100 years of rabbinic
service. Each has been a prac-
ticing rabbi for at least 25 years.
Rabbi Morris Adler of
Shaarey Zedek, ordained by
the Seminary in 1935; Rabbi
Benjamin H. Gorrelick of Beth
Aaron, ordained by the Semi-
nary in 1933; Rabbi Moses
Lehrman of Bnai Moshe, or-
dained by the Seminary in
E.
.
1942; and Rabbi Jacob
Segal of Adas Shalom, ordain-
ed by the Seminary in 1939,
will be accorded tribute for
their long years of service to
Judaism and their manifold
contributions• to civic affairs,
learning and scholarship.
The "Year of Dedication". din-

ner will be under the combined
auspices of the Detroit Friends
and Patrons of the Seminary
and nine Detroit Conservative
congregations, as well as nine
congregations in Ann Arbor, Bay
City, Benton Harbor, Flint,
Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Mid-
land, Mt. Pleasant and Saginaw
will participate. The effort will
be coordinated by a city-wide
committee, now in formation,
and by the Seminary chairmen
of the four congregations whose
rabbis are being honored: Jer-
ome Keywell and Max Gold-
smith, Adas Shalom; Arthur
Faber, Beth Aaron; Arthur Bos-
chan, Bnai Moshe; Arthur M.
Lang, Shaarey Zedek. The com-
mittee in formation includes:

West German Jews
Mourn Death of
President Heuss

BONN, (JTA) — Leaders of
Germany Jewry joined their fel-
low-citizens in this country in
mourning the death of the late
President, Dr. Theodor Heuss,
Jewish community leaders at-
tended the obsequies for West
Germany's former Chief of State,
held Tuesday. Dr. Heuss, 79,
twice president of the Federal
Republic, died at Stuttgart.
Jews in this country and
abroad knew Dr. Heuss as one
who had striven hard for a re-
conciliation between Jews, whom
he considered victims of vile
racism, and the German people.
He was honorary chairman of the
Society for Chrstian-Jewish Co-
operation. When a wave of anti-
Jewish manfiestations broke out
in this country several years ago,
Dr. Heuss broadcast an impas-
sioned appeal against such ac-
tivities over a national radio net-
work, calling upon the German
people to "master their past."
He was a severe critic of court
leniency to former Nazis.

Bernard Albert, Norman Allan.
Charles Anthill, Herman Anchill,
Irving A. August, Herman Avrin,
Dr. David Benson, Julius Berman,
Louis Berry, Max Biber, Morris
Blumberg, Abraham Borman, Paul
Borman, Tom Borman, Arthur Bos-
chan, Dr. Julius Y. Burnstine, Rich-
ard Burton, Jack Bushkin, Harry E.
Citrin, Harry Cohen, Irwin I. Cohn,
Daniel Cullen, Theodore M. Curtis,
Alfred L. Deutsch, Philip Dubrinsky,
Reubin Dubrinsky, Louis Eder, Sol
Eisenberg, Nathan R. Epstein, Aub-
rey H. Ettenheimer, Arthur Faber,
Charles Feinberg, Joseph D. Feld-
man, Dr. Manuel Feldman, Walter
L. Field, Morrey J. Finke, Alexan-
der Fisch, Max M. Fisher, Arthur
Fleischman, Erwin Friedman, Emil
Fruchter, Ben Goldberg, David Gold-
berg, Max Goldsmith, Rabbi Israel
Goodman, Edward Gordon, Jack C.
Gordon, 'William Gottlieb, Abe
Green, Samuel R. Greenbaum, Rabbi
Irwin Groner, Lawrence Gubow,
Rabbi Mordecai Halpern, Louis Ham-
burger, Samuel Hamburger, Max C.
Handler, Morris Harelick, Joseph
Holtzman, Jonathan Hyams, and Dr.
S. J. Hyman, Charles Jacobs, I. Mur-
ray Jacobs, Charles Jacobson, Mor-
ris Kampner, Morris Karbal, Abe
Kasle, Jerome Keywell, Hy Kinzer,
Bernard Klein, Samuel Kovan, Jule
Kraft, Dr. Samuel Krohn, Harold B.
Kukes, Arthur M. Lang, Dan Laven,
David S. Levi, Morris B. Lewis, Ben-
jamin Levinson, Dr. Max Lichter,
Max Lieberman, Albert Lubin, John
E. Lurie, Jack Malamud, Sidney
H. Marwil, Meyer Millman, David
Miro, Larry Nichamin, George Par-
zen, Albert Posen, Norbert Rein-
stein, Herman Roth, Charles Ru-
biner, Robert Ruch, David Safran,
Hyman Safran, Abraham Satovsky,
Rabbi A. Irving Schnipper, George
D. Seyburn, Max M. Shaye, Rubin
Shaye, Jack Shenkman, Meyer Shu-
german, Nathan Silverman, Samuel
Simmer, Meyer Simon, Samuel B.
Solomon, Solomon Spector, George
Spoon, Joseph Sulkes, Asher Til-
chin, Seymour A. Unger, Saul Wald-
man, Allen L. Waller, Peter Weis-
berg, Benjamin Weiss, Calvin Weiss,
Robert White, Abner Wolf and
David Zack.

Pinhas Schwartz,
Yiddish Author, Dies

NEW YORK, (JTA)—Pinhas
Schwartz, Yiddish author and
former secretary general of the
Yi a Institute for Jewish Re-
search, died here Dec. 15. He
was 61.
Born in Poland, he came to
the United States in 1940. He
was a member of the editorial
staff of the Folkszeitung, the
organ of the Jewish Socialist
Bund in Poland, and continued
to be active in the Bund group
in the United States upon his
arrival in this country. Prior to
his becoming secretary general
of Yivo, he was executive sec-
retary of the Congress for Jew-
ish Culture.

Baltimore Leader
Elkan Myers Dies

BALTIMORE, (JTA) — Elkan
R. Myers, Baltimore businessman
and Jewish leader, died at his
home at the age of 69.
He had served as chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal, was a
Fellow of Brandeis University
and a former vice-president of
the Baltimore Hebrew Congrega-
tion. He had been named Bali-
more's Man of the Year by the
Jewish War Veterans, the Ad-
vertising Club of Baltimore and
the Jewish National Fund. He
had been a Board member of the
Israel Development Corporation,
Sinai Hospital and the Baltimore
Red Cross.

tion deploring the recent spread
of anti-Semitic and other hate
literature in this area was
adopted this week by the pres-
bytery of the United Church of
Halton, Ont., a town 25 west of
Toronto.
"We deplore," stated the reso-
lution, "the anti-Semitism indi-
cated by the distribution of cer-
tain literature bearing the mast-
head of the 'Christian Associa-
tion of Union, New Jersey' and
in various other ways during re-
cent days. We deplore even
more deeply the lack of Chris-
tian charity which these actions
express. We assure our Jewish
brethren of our fellowship and
of our desire for a fuller expres-
sion of brotherhood among all
men, whatever their race or
creed."

Offer Resolution
on U. S. Failure to
Ratify Genocide Pact

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Rep.
Seymour Halpern, New York
Republican, introduced a reso-
lution which, if adopted, would
express the sentiment of the
House for American ratification
of the United Nations Conven-
tion on Genocide.
He pointed out that it was
"bitterly ironic" that the United
States has failed to ratify "the
very treaty it worked so hard
to initiate" at the UN. He noted
that American action to ratify
the Convention has been delay-
ed since 1948.
Halpern said America has
professed concern for human
rights here and abroad but "it
is high time we show that we
mean what we say, and put this
nation formally on record as
opposed to the monstrous crime
of genocide."

N.Y. Philanthropist
Charles Silver Dies

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Charles
A. Silver, New York Jewish phil-
anthropist, who was active in
numerous Jewish organizations
and institutions, died here at the
age of 79.
He was a founder and member
of the board of Yeshiva Univer-
sity and of Albert Einstein Medi-
cal College. He was also active
in the United Jewish Appeal, Is-
rael Bonds and the Federation
of Jewish Philanthropies.

Noted Newspaperman
Levin-Schatzkes Dies

NEW YORK (JTA)—I. Levin-
Schatzkes, general secretary of
the Jewish Socialist Organiza-
tion and editor of Der Veker, a
prominent Jewish journalist,
died here Monday, aged 71. Born
in Russia, he came to the United
States in 1936, after years of
activity in the leadership of the
Jewish Socialist Bund in Latvia.
He wrote prolifically in Yid-
dish, and was a member of the
Forward Association.

Martin Katz Is Elected
Mayor of Gary, Ind.

GARY, Ind. (JTA)—A. Martin
Katz, a former judge and de-
puty county prosecutor, who is
active in Jewish affairs, has
been elected mayor of Gary,
second largest city in Indiana.
He polled more votes than two
opposition candidates combined
and carried his entire Demo-
cratic ticket into office. He is a
past president of Gary Lodge
of Bnai Brith, president of the
Indiana Bnai Brith and a for-
mer secretary and member of
the board of Temple Beth-El.

residents in Lyumboml had iden-
tified Serhij as the man who
transported Jews to an execution
site and confiscated their prop-
erty. The brothers, Trud added,
had started a correspondence re-
cently with their parents, who
live in Kremenets, in the Uk-
raine, and have been sending
them gift parcels.

having taken part in the wartime
liquidation of the ghetto in Nazi-
occupied Ukrainian town of Ly-
umboml flatly denied this week
there was any truth in the
charge.
The brothers, Serhij Kowal-
czuk and Mykola Kowalczuk,
also said they had retained a law
firm in Philadelphia "to take
the necessary step to clear our
name and obtain redress."
The newspaper charged that
the brothers took part in liqui-
dating the Jewish ghetto in
Lyumboml, their home town, and
in seizing the property of the
5,000 Jews in the ghetto.
Trud aserted that the brothers
fled from the Ukraine with the

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