THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
50 Friday, September 10, 1976
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The Immigration and
Naturalization Service of
the U.S. Department of
Justice is continuing to
seek information about
Nazi soldiers and col-
laborators who commit-
ted atrocities during
World War II and who
subsequently may have
entered the United
States.
The INS recently sent a
team of investigators to
Israel to interview wit-
nesses and is planning to
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solicit information from
members of Shaarit Hap-
laytah (Survivors of the
Holocaust) in Michigan.
Thomas Keenan, an in-
vestigator for INS in De-
troit, said members of
Shaarit Haplaytah will be
contacted after the High
Holidays.
Persons having infor-
mation about any of the
persons or places listed
below (spellings may be
incorrect or follow the
Russian form) or know of
witnesses to atrocities at
any of these places should
contact Thomas Keenan,
Immigration and
Naturalization Service,
333 Mt. Elliott, Detroit
48207, or call 226-3270. Of-
ficers of Shaarit Hap-
laytah will also take the
information.
Village Police of Tchervohi,
Partizany, Ukraine, particularly,
any information regarding a raid
and execution conducted against
the village of Kozary.
Members of the police stationed
in the railway station at Trykrat-
noye (village of Aleksandrovka,
Nikolayev, USSR).
Members of the police in the vil-
lages of Aruantovka, Voznesensk
and Yablonovo, USSR.
Members of the police of
Troitske, and Torchyn, Poland.
Police of Radomyschl, Ukraine.
Police (1st Department) of
Saporoshe (also spelled
Zaporozhe), USSR (between
1941-1943).
Village Police, Kazachyi
Lagerya, Tsuryupinsky, USSR:
Zolotoje, Popasniansky District,
Ovruch District and Denby, Pol-
tava, Ukraine.
Village Police of Zhudilovsky,
Bryansk Region; Belsk (between
1941-1943), USSR.
Members of the police in Dag-
lienai, Panevezys, Lithuania.
District Police, Nedrigailovsky
District, USSR.
District Police of Rachino,
Dubno and Trostyanets, Poland.
Police of Mensk District, Uk-
raine.
District Police of Bursilov, Uk-
raine. (believed to be the area
around Zhitomir).
District Police of Txurypupin
District, USSR.
District Police of Goro-
dyskckensky, Poland.
District Police of Lipovo-
Dolinski, Ukraine.
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District Police of Popasnaya,
Ukraine; Busk, Poland; and 2nd
Political Branch of Unech Dis-
trict, Ukraine.
Political Police of Klintzi,
Bryansk, USSR (in April 1943).
Members of the District Police
of Kalanchak, Kherson Region,-
Ukraine (between 1941-1942).
District Police of Novo-
Jarichevsky, Lviv (Lvov-Lwow,
possibly in the USSR).
Regional Police of Bryansk Re-
gion, USSR (between 1941-1942).
"Zelbstshuts," Berezovsky Dis-
trict, Odessa USSR.
S. D. Punitive Battalion #136,
stationed in Chernigov, Ukraine,
later stationed in Sumi Region,
Ukraine, also committed at-
rocities in Morchykhyna-Buda,
Sumi, Ukraine.
Schutzpolice (security police) of
Lodz and Khempitz, Poland.
Members of the S. D. Battalion
(unknown number) at Krasny
Luch, Ukraine.
Zondergrupp-Peter (Special
Group-P).
Members of "ZIVA" (Russian
Secret Police under Nazi control
by the S.D.).
Members of the "AAA"/Police in
Vienna, Austria (between 1943-
1945).
Travniki Camp, Poland, Spring
1942 to August 1942. Dublin
Camp, Poland, Treblinka Camp,
Poland.
Camp Sobibor, Sobibor, Poland,
March 1943. Camp at. Flossen-
burg, Germany, October 1943.
Mineshaft #151, "Bogdan,"
Krasny Luch, Ukraine.
Village of Malij Plavachi, Uk-
raine, July 12, 1942.
Concentration Camp near
Makeavka, Ukraine.
Execution of persons on Oct. 19,
1942 at Vilno, Poland (or possibly
the Ukraine).
Record Attendance Anticipated
at Bar-Ilan U. Dinner Sept. 21
In Th. Evergreen Plaza
12 MILE & EVERGREEN 559 8833
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ONTEST
• Entry Dates–Sept. 14 to Oct. 30
• Entrance Fee—$10.95. Includes
One 8x10 Color Portrait
Judges: Mrs. Rosalyn Gilson, Director,
Shaarey Zedek Nursery School; Mr.
Dennis Green, Owner, RPM Advertis-
ing Co. ; Mr. Richard Wagner, Princi-
pal, 13'nai Moshe Hebrew School
Stollman,
Phillip
chairman of the global
board of Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity, upon ,his return
from a United Jewish Ap-
peal four-day leadership
mission to Israel last
week, reported that he
again consulted with uni-
versity administrators
who are heartened by the
progress anticipated for
the academic year just
begun.
Stollman stated that the
Life Science Building will
be completed in November
and honors will be ex-
tended at that time to
Nathan P. Rossen of De-
troit whose generosity
contributed towards the
building's completion.
Stollman stated that
due recognition will be
given Rossen for his
generous gifts at the an-
nual dinner of Detroit
Friends of Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity, at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek Sept. 21.
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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
VISTAS OF ISRAEL:
6:30 a.m. Sunday,
WOMC-FM (104.3), Israel
culture and literature, a
calendar of events in the
Jewish community fol-
lows.
* * *
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL:
6:30 a.m. Sunday, WXYZ
(1270) and 10:30 p.m. Sun-
day, WDEE (1500), an ad-
dress to the Jewish corn-
munity.
* * *
RELIGION IN THE
NEWS: 6:30 a.m. Sunday,
CKWW (680)
* * *
IF NOT NOW: 7:05 a.m.
Sunday, WJR (760), Adam
Simms, public relations
director for the Jewish
% Community Council, will
interview Marian Shif-
man, vice president of the
council, who will speak on
"Projects to Counter the
Arab Boycott Against Is-
rael."
* * *
ETERNAL LIGHT:
.8:25 a.m. Sunday,
WJR-FM (96.3), "Relig-
ion: Bane or Blessing."
*
HIGHLIGHTS: 9:45
a.m. Sunday, Channel 2,
"The Autumn of Our
Lives: Harvest or
Havoc," with Samuel
Lerner, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Family
Service.
* *
THE
SHALOM
SHOW: 5 p.m. Sunday,
CJOM-FM (88.7) Hebrew
and Yiddish music, fea-
tures, interviews, comedy
and community calendar,
with Steve Cheifetz.
* * *
LUBAVITCH JEWISH
HOUR: 10:30 p.m. Sun-
day, WNIC (1300) and
WNIC-FM (100), rabbini-
cal remarks, Jewish
music.
* * *
INTERVIEW IM-
PROMPTU: 11 p.m. Sun-
day, WDEE (1500) and
12:15 p.m. Wednesday,
WQRS-FM (105.1), an in-
terview with Yehuda
Amichai, Israeli poet and
novelist.
* * *
ROZHINKES MIT
MANDLEN: 9 a.m. Mon-
day and Thursday, WIID
(1090), Israeli and Yid-
dish music, news inter-
views, recipes and other
features, with Jules Ab-
rams.
* * *
COFFEE WITH HY: 9
a.m. Tuesday, WIID
(1090), interviews and
features of Jewish in-
terest.
* * *
SHEDORY ISRAEL
BE-DETROIT: 9:30 a.m.
Tuesday, WIID (1090), an
all-Hebrew program of
Israeli music, news and
features from Israel, with
Eli Ben-Rey.
* * *
YIDDISHE SHTUNDE:
9 a.m. Wednesday and
Friday, WIID (1090), an
all-Yiddish program of
music, news, interviews
and other features, with
Lou Levine.
* * *
ISRAEL PHILHAR-
MONIC: 8 p.m., Wednes-
day, WARS-FM (105.1),
-
Phillip Stollman is
shown at Western Wall,
with military and civilians,
on the United Jewish Ap-
peal mission last week.
* * *
David B. Hermelin and
Irving Nusbaum, co-
chairmen of the dinner
committee, who an-
nounced an anticipated
record attendance at the
dinner, stated that reser-
vations still are available
by calling the Bar-Ilan of-
fice, 398-7180.
The co-chairmen em-
phasized that a major
portion of the dinner will
be assigned to the dis-
tinguished tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera Com-
pany, Misha Raitzin, who
will be the guest artist at
the dinner.
Among the many talents
of man there is the talent
for worshiping God.
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Part III of a 13-week
series featuring perfor-
mances by the Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra.
* * *.
Entebbe Program
The CBS television
network will air a one-
hour special entitled,
"Entebbe Operation,"
Tuesday on its affiliate
stations. WJBK-TV )e-
troit will not televi.:__ he
program.
* * *
Masada Special
Controversy
An advertisement ap-
pearing in last week's
Jewish News publicized
the showing of a special
program on Masada at 5 --'
p.m. Sept. 19 on WWJ-TV,
Ch. 4.
The program has ap-
peared twice during the
past week on Ch. 50 and
once on Ch. 20, and The
Jewish News has received
several calls and letters
questioning the propriety
of publishing an adver-
tisement for an evangeli-
cal organization.
Jewish News staffers
have found the Masada
broadcast to adhere to
the traditional story and
the fact that an Evangel-
ical group sponsored the
program ;in no sense
shows proselytization at-
tempts.
Letters from the spon-
soring group to those cor-
responding with it may
bring propaganda mate-
rial supporting the religi- -
ous beliefs of the spon-
sors. Caution is suggested.-
in that regard. Other-
wise, viewers will find'
christology on the theme
only in the name of the
sponsor of the program.
Activities
in Society
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M.
Solomon of Greenbriar
Ave., Oak Park, were
honored with a surprise
brunch by their children,
Stephanie and Shelby, at
Stouffer's Restaurant on
the occasion of their 25th
wedding anniversary.
The couple were pre,:
sented with a state Se-
nate resolution by State
Sen. Jack Faxon. Guests
included State. Senator
and Mrs. Daniel Co-13er,
State Rep. and
Joseph Forbes an(,--
gressman and Mrs. James:
Blanchard. Out-of-town
guests from Rochester,.
N.Y., and Chicago also
participated. Their sop,.
Shelby, came from
Washington D.C. for the
occasion.
Ci__ty of Hope Meets
Mr. and Mrs. Group of
the City of Hope will meet
8 p.m. Sunday at Franklin-
Pointe Apts. club house.
Hosts are Harry and
Sophie Hoffman. Plans
will be finalized for th(-
Oct. 30 dance at Bnai
David and new commit-
tees for future fund pro-
jects will be nominated. A
social hour will follow.