THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS I
12—Friday, August 22, 1969
Flint News
Anti-Semitism Seen in Dusseldorf Fight
Against Naming University for Heine
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
The CARIBE MOTEL
PROVIDES YOUR
West German Parliament's lower
BONN (JTA)—A group of pro-
WITH .
fessors at Dusseldorf University house.
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The party stand followed sharp
believe that "old time anti-Semi-
Woodward-pear 7 M.le Rd.
Minutes awaa from everything
tism" is behind opposition to their criticism, both within its ranks
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proposal that the university be re- and outside, of the position taken
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Chancellor
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in
absolv-
named in honor of Heinrich Heine,
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• Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
the 19th Century German-Jewish ing the NPD of neo-Nazi colora-
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poet whose work was suppressed tion. The clean bill of health the
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chancellor
gave
the
party
was
by the Nazis.
AT NO EXTRA COST
They are supported by a citizens widely interpreted as a bid for
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committee which has 1,500 mem- support of conservative elements
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bers in Germany. other European reportedly attracted to the NPD
Paul 0. Liebert, owner and oper- countries, the United States and by its "law and order" program.
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ator for 35 years of a men's haber-
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Canada.
dashery, is retiring from one job
Heine was born in Dusseldorf,
to take on another: as executive but there is no monument to him
director of the Twin-Cities Confer- there or in any other German city.
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ence of Bnai Brith with offices in Prof. Alwin Diemen director of
Moderate
the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
Start
at
Dusseldorf University. and a ma-
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A post usually reserved for a - jority of the senate who oppose
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professional social worker, the renaming the institute. called the
executive directorship was handed , proposal "charlatanry" and an
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to Liebert on the basis of his vast example of "personality cult."
OF ALL TYPES
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background of volunteer work with
But Otto Sclionfeldt, a leader
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Bnai Brith. He will take up the of the citizens committee, said,
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"what has been neglected during
job Sept. 1.
He described this as "something the Nazi rule has still not been
rectified. We have not over-
I really want to do; a whole new
career for me." His store in Mor- come old-time prejudices. It is
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incredible
that Germany—let
ton House is more than a quarter
MRS. ARON ROLNITZKY
alone his (Heine's) home town
century old and culminates in a
New Year Cards
honor
one
of
its
best-
In a 4 p.m. ceremony Sunday long career in the men's clothing —does not
at Cong. Beth Israel, Ellen Ruth business. 1 known poets."
From
Heine's work includes essays on
Goldberg and Aron Rolnitzky of
Liebert, a native of Grand
philosophical and histori-
Minneapolis were united in mar-
Rapids, has had a long career political,
cal subjects which influenced the
riage by Rabbi William Greene-
with Bnai Brith. He is serving his development of German democracy.
baum II.
second term as president of the For that reason, and because he
Coolidge, at Nine Mile Rd., Oak Park, Mich.
The couple's parents are Mr. and local lodge and was president of was Jewish, the Nazis banned his
District 6 in its centennial year. writings and sought to obliterate -
Mrs. William Goldberg of Mallery
Liebert is past president of Tem- his memory.
St. and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rolnitzky
ple Emmanuel and the Jewish
of Rensellor Ave., Livonia.
The only monument to him, one
The bride wore a gown of silk or- Community Fund, of Grand
that once stood in Hamburg, was
Rapids.
ganza over matching bridal taf-
dismantled and sold to the French
He shared with his wife Eva the city of Toulon. A fountain of the
feta. It was fashioned in Empire
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style with a modified scoop neck- honor of being the first husband- Lorelei, named for Heine's most
line and sleeves above the elbow. wife team to be District 6 presi- famous poem, and designed for
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Re-embroidered Alencon lace ac- dents. Mrs. Liebert is on the na- Dusseldorf, now stands in New
cented the high-rise bodice and tional board of Bnai Brith in York. But the Nazis could not do
American United Life Insurance Company
front of the A-line skirt. A detach- charge of vocational services. The away with the famed Lorelei song.
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able watteau train, detailed with couple received the Dale Carnegie It appeared in their own songbooks
scattered motifs of Alencon, fell to Alumni Association Good Humani- with the notation, "poet unknown. -
Meanwhile, the 4Christian Demo-
chapel-length, and the bouffant tarian Award in 1967.
veil of illusion was secured by a
The Lieberts have a daughter, cratic Union, which is headed by
Dior bow. The bride carried a Vic- Sheila, a Michigan State Univer- Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger,
torian bouquet of Stephanotis, sity graduate, who will begin teach- announced that it would take a
bridal roses and baby's breath.
ing the visually handicapped in position in the forthcoming elec-
tions fighting both the Social Demo-
Mrs. Ruben Wismdel served Atlanta public schools this fall.
crats, its traditional opponents,
her sister as matron of honor.
and the National Democratic Party
Bridesmaids were Karen Gold-
Mrs. Jerry Subar, wife of the (NPD), the rightwing neo-Nazi or-
berg, sister of the bride Esther Jewish Community Fund president. ganization whose leadership in-
Rolnitzky, sister of the bride- appeared as Mrs. Alice Kingsley
many former Nazis.
Rosalyn Feller, Sonia Berenbolz in Circle-in-the-Park's "The Impos- eludes
A party spokesman said it was
of Southfield and Lois Feingold ' sible Years." Sid Nadolsky also
determined not to permit the
of Minneapolis. was in the cast.
NPD to enter the Bundestag, the
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Best man was Leslie Schonberg
of Livonia. Ushers were Natha'
Margot Evans, wife of pianist
Feingold. George Water and M , Joseph Evans, professor of music Forest Site for Campers
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man show at the Four Winds Gal- of Israel attended summer camps
The couple will honeymoon In lery, Kalamazoo. Mrs. Evans, an situated in the country's forests
Montreal before they take up resi- ' instructor in German, has had her planted by the Jewish National
Ellen Goldberg Ired
to Aron Rolnitzky
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24—Bnai Brith-AZA Picnic,
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25—Beth Israel Sisterhood
Board Meeting, 12:30
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Meeting, 8:30 p.m.
26—Willowood Ladies Trophy
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27—Willowood Luncheon-
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