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Detroiter exhibits in Chicago
Friday, April 6, 1984
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Pictured above is an example of the work of Southfieldartist
Elaine Treisman, who will have an exhibition of her oil
paintings at the Gruen Gallery in Chicago.
Elaine Treisman of sees them currently.
Southfield will have her
Mrs. Treisman majored in
first exhibition of oil paint- psychology at the Univer-
ings titled "Attachments sity of Michigan before she
and Detachments" at the began her studies and work
Gruen Gallery, 226 W. in sculpture.
Superior St., Chicago, Il-
She exhibited extensively
linois, during April and at various galleries includ-
May.
ing the Detroit Institute of
Mrs. Treisman, well Arts and juried group ex-
known for her sculpture hibitions throughout the
work of the last 15 years, Midwest. Many sculpture
has been painting figures commissions both nation-
recently with the subject of ally and internationally fol-
human relationships, as she lowed.
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Oak Park forum Sunday
Aging, education, politics
and anti-Semitism will be
addressed at a free public
symposium, "Our Changing
Community," to be held
7:30 p.m. Sunday at Cong.
B'nai Moshe.
The program is sponsored
by Cong. Beth Shalom,
Cong. B'nai Moshe, Temple
Emanu-El and Cong. B'nai
David.
Speakers will be Dr.
Richard Adelman, co-
director of the Institute of
Gerontology at the Univer-
sity of Michigan; Dr. Gerald
Teller, superintendent of
United Hebrew Schools;
Charlotte M. Rothstein,
mayor of the city of Oak
Park; and Richard Lobent-
hal, executive director of
the Michigan Region of the
Anti-Defamation League.
Refreshments will be
served.
For information, contact
Cong. B'nai Moshe, 548-
9000.
Court frees ex-Nazi
court, Volker Schneider,
said the accused had be-
haved brutally at Sobibor
and took satisfaction in tor-
turing inmates. But that
verdict too was set aside by
a higher court.
Gomerski's fourth trial
opened in 1981. But from
the outset, his health posed
problems. The judges ob-
served that the accused be-
came disoriented in court
and limited the proceedings
to two hours a day.
Meanwhile, medical ex-
perts testified that
Gomerski could not stand
the strain for more than two
days a week, and Rot for
longer than six months. On
the basis of medical opinion,
the court decided to end the
trial altogether.
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Jerusalem (JTA) —
President Hosni Mubarak
of Egypt and PLO leader
Yassir Arafat held talks in
Conakry, Guinea, where
they were attending the
funeral of President Ahmed
Sekou Toure last week, it
was announced in Cairo.
Mubarak and Arafat last
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Bonn (JTA) — Hubert
Gomerski, a former SS offi-
cer repeatedly found guilty
of murder and atrocities
committed against Jewish
inmates of the Sobibor con-
centration camp during
World War II, was freed by
default after a Frankfurt
court ordered proceedings
against him dropped for
reasons of health during his
fourth trial in more than 30
years.
The decision has been ap-
pealed by both the proAcu-
tion and the defense. The
latter wants the accused
cleared of all charges so that
he can claim reparations
money for time served in
prison.
Gomerski, now 72, drew a
life sentence in 1950 for the
brutal murder of Jews in
Sobibor where he served as
a guard.
After 23 years in
Butzbach prison, he was
granted a new trial which
resulted in another convic-
tion in 1972 and a 15-year
prison sentence. But a
higher court threw out that
verdict on technical
grounds.
A third trial ended in
1977 with another verdict of
guilty. The chairman of the
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