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OBITUARY
Mrs. Abraham Danzig of
Wyandotte Plans Educa-
tional Program for Theo-
SARA BUDNITZKY
dore Herzl Lodge Aux.
of 3028 Webb Ave., 50 years
old, died on Sept. 17. Funeral
services were held on Sept. 19
with interment in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery, Rabbi A. M.
Hershman officiating. She is sur-
vived by her husband, Joseph, a
son, Martin, two daughters, Eve-
leen Ethel and Mrs. Markus Si-
mon, four brothers, Percy He•-
mant of Toronto, Sol, Jack and
Abraham Gitson•of Cleveland and
a sister, Mrs. Esther Robinson
of Montreal.
LOUIS BRODY
of 2693 Webb Ave., 60 years old,
died on Aug. 31. Funeral services
were held on Sept. 1 at Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home with inter-
ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery, Rabbi J. Sperka and Can-
tor J. H. Sonenklar officiating.
He is survived by his wife, Sa-
rah, four daughters, Mrs. Earl
Victorson, Mrs. Samuel Kovan,
Jean and Norma, two brothers,
Samuel and Charles and a sister,
Mrs. Morris Stone.
The first executive meeting of
the season of the Ladies Auxiliary
of Theodore Herzl Lodge of Bnai
Brith was held Sept. 15.
Plans were formulated for a
card and Mah Jong party to be
held at the River Rouge Club, 41
Oak St., River Rouge, Sunday,
Sept. 22, at 8 p. m.
At the first meeting of the sea-
son, to take place Monday eve-
ning, Sept. 23, the first of a series
of adult education programs will
be conducted by the president,
Mrs. Abraham Danzig.
The following committees were
appointed for the ensuing year:
Sick, Mrs. Eugene Roth, chair-
man; conservation, Mrs. Benjamin
Rosenberg, chairman; Anti-De-
famation, Mrs. Kay Galanda,
chairman; initiation, Evelyn Rose,
chairman; hostess, Mrs. Tony Lei-
bovitz, chairman; hospitality, Flo
Auslander, chairman; by-Laws,
Mrs. Sam Mittleman, chairman;
Hillel, Mrs. Eugene Roth, chair-
man; adult education, Mrs. Abra-
ham Danzig, chairman; program,
Mrs. Jack Gill, chairman; pub-
licity, Sylvia Cohen, chairman;
Red Cross, Mrs. Jack Gill, chair-
man; refugee, Mrs. Feder, chair-
man; Good and Welfare, Mrs.
Louis Golden, chairman.
MORRIS I. FINKELSTEIN
of 1938 Seward Ave., 83 years
old, died on Sept. 14. Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on Sept. 15 with
interment in Machpelah Ceme-
tery. He is survived by six sons,
Israel E. of Cleveland, Harry,
Bernard, Philip, Roy and San- UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
ford, six daughters, Mrs. I. Le-
An unveiling of a monument
vine, Mrs. Frank Damskey, Mrs. in memory of Fannie Goodgall
A. Perliss, Mrs. W. B. Reid, Mrs. will take place on Sunday, Sept.
Emanuel Goldman of Cleveland 22 at the Chesed Shel Emes
and Mrs. Joseph Polansky of Cemetery at 12 o'clock. Those
Memphis, 28 grandchildren and who plan to attend, please meet
5 great grandchildren. Mr. Fin- at Assembly Hall, Atkinson and
kelstein was a resident of De- Twelfth, at 11 a. m.
troit for 52 years.
„,," I know the Bible is inspired
One of the illusions is that thklecause it finds me at greater
present hour is not the critical depths of my being than any
decisive hour. — Emerson. other book. — Coleridge.
(Continued from Page 1)
September 20. 1940
Coughlin Will Be OFF the Air
As
predicted a month ago, Father Charles E. Cough.
many Palestinian Jews enlisted
for service with various British lin will not be on the radio this year.
auxiliary units. From July 1st
The major radio stations in the land refused to gi ve
until today many more have en-
listed in the Royal Air Forces, the Royal Oak priest time this year. His anti-Semitic
Jewish motor transport and pio- tirades, his attacks on President Roosevelt and the diffi-
neer companies, and various oth- culties he got into with his own Church left him three
er services. The total of Jews weeks ago with only two stations—his strongest backer,
enlisted now amounts to several WJR of Detroit, and WGAR of Cleveland.
thousands.
On Friday, Father Coughlin announced that he Would
"Today the Yishuv is called
upon to provide recruits for the not broadcast this year. In his current issue of Social
Jewish infantry companies in the Justice he blames "men powerful in the field of radio
army intended for the direct de-
and other activities who have forced the decision upon
fense of Palestine.
me."
Men of 21-23 Called for Duty
There is not a word in Father Coughlin's "explana-
"The Jewish Agency and the
Vaad Leumi have decided to call tion" regarding the repudiation of his activities by hi s
on all men included in the na- own Church.
tional registration of last Septem-
ber whose ages are 21, 22 and
23, who are unmarried and who the Yishuv's readiness to partic
have expressed their readiness pate in naval manouvers when i- of the Jewish Homeland in the
to serve in the British Army and ever called upon to (10 so b - face of all obstacles.
--
in defense of Palestine and the Great Britain by Moshe Shertok y
Yishuv. They are asked to• re- head of the Political Departmen t , Efficiency of Medical Workers
Volunteer s Shown in Raid
port as candidates for enlist- of the Jewish Agency.%Mr. Sher -
TEL AVIV (Palcor Agency)
ment.
tok expressed the Agency's grati
"These men are hereby called fication at the demonstration thu - —The Red Shield of David, Pal.
upon to fulfill the obligation they afforded of the unity attained b y 5 estinian emergency relief society,
reported that within ten minutes
undertook at that time. Whoever the vrious maritime o•ganiza - after
the first bombs had fallen
else is ready for enlistment is tions within the framework o
f over this city last Monday hun-
likewise invited to report.
the Jewish National Home.
dreds of trained volunteers, in-
"Military recruiting offices ate
The exercises on the Ya•kon cluding 61 doctors and nurses
open in all principal towns. The
Agency is giving all possible as- River in northern Tel Aviv at- and stretcherbearers arrived at
sistance to the military authori- tracted a large and festive crowd the scene for duty.
In addition, the three ambul-
ties in raising Jewish infantry determined to cheer each new
companies. Jewish temporary po- evidence of th Yishuv's growing ances of the society were pressed
lice offices are also available as stature without any outward in- into service, as well as 15 buses,
trusion of last Monday's grim and trucks and private cars
recruiting centers.
tragedy
fro mwhich this city whose drivers volunteered their
"The present war will decide
aid.
the fate of the world. Our own is even now bending every effort
The Tel Aviv Municipality con.
to
emerge.
But
memories
of
the
future depends upon its results.
ery one of us must carry out , unprovoked enemy attack made tinues to receive cables of sym-
duty when his turn comes." even more keen appreciation of pathy and indignation against the
the latent defensive qualities in- Italians from many countries
Units Included in "Buffs"
herent in the brave display spon- throughout the world.
Regiments
sored by the Zebulun Seafarers'
The Emergency Committee of
Palcor learns that the Jewish Society, the maritime branch of Hadassah has decided to allocate
and Arab companies will form the Hapoel Sports Association, the sum of £500 in consultation
part of the Royal East Kent reg- the Jewish Scouts Association's with the Jewish Agency for
iment, known as the Buffs. Their branch of Sea Scouts and the emergency hospitalization in Tel
sector of service will cover Pal- Haifa Technical School and held Aviv, especially for additional
estine or neighboring territories under the auspices of the Jewish surgical facilities.
if such action is necessitated.
Agency and the Jewish Maritime
The military authorities, in of- League.
Palestine As A Summer Resort
ficially announcing the beginning
Center
Four
hundred
members
of
these
of voluntary recruiting, state
JERUSALEM (Palcor Agen-
organizations
took
part
in
the
that they intend to raise, in an
cy) — Owing to the difficulty of
equal proportion, separate Arab varied program that displayed obtaining visas for Syria and the
and Jewish companies as part of their skill in handling fifty rac- Lebanon, many residents of
the British infantry, which will i ng, sailing and life boats.
neighboring countries who used
serve as Palestinian units in the
Patrons of the well-applauded to spend their summer holidays
Buffs.
there are now coming to Pales.
A special training wing is be- how was Captain Guy Lyddeker, tine for their vacations.
British
Naval
Officer
in
charge
ing organized for these compan-
A number of Arab notables
of Palestine Ports. In his address
ies.
have taken houses in Jerusalem
Arab recruits will be enabled he paid high tribute to the abil- and Ramallah, the Christian
to volunteer through the offices ty and co-ordination demonstrat- Arab town, some eight miles
of the local District Commission- d by the crews as a result of north of the capital. Many Jew-
ers, with the cooperation of lo- he intensive Jewish seafaring ish inhabitants, who were wont
fforts of recent years, and sig-
cal Arab notables.
to travel abroad during the sum-
General Neame Emphasizes Vol- 0 ificantly declared that in his mer, are now going to such plac-
pinion they well merited the
untary Basis of Recruiting
a ttention of the British Naval es as Jerusalem, Mount Carmel
Drive
and Safed for a cool holiday in
a uthorities.
General Philip Neame, General
the hills, and to the seashore
Mr. Shertok's remarks conclud- for the bathing.
Officer Commanding British troops
in Palestine, addressing a group d the exercises, after he had
Thousands of pounds that
of Arab notables at Government fi •st called for the observance of streamed abroad in past years
House this afternoon outlined the a minute's silence in memorial are thus being kept in the coun-
nature of the recruiting plan an- ribute to the 36 officers and men try.
nounced earlier by the authori- ho drowned in the Atlantic re-
ties, and emphasized that the en- ently when their Palestine Mar-
tire project was on a voluntary time Lloyd ship was sunk. He S. Alexander to Address
basis. He said there would be hen expressed the Agency's
Bnai David Sisterhood
ratification at the demonstra-
no compulsion in its execution.
Open Meeting Sept. 23
General Neame added that he ion afforded by the maritime
isplay
of
the
unity
attained
by
wanted 400 Arabs nd 400 Jews
On Sept. 16, the Bnai David
in separate Palestinian units of t he various seafaring organiza•
ions within the framework of Sisterhood held its first open
the Buffs.
meeting of the season at the
Palestine Newspapers Now Pro- t he Jewish National Home.
14th and Elmhurst.
hibited Entry Into Syria
"We are giving men for serv- synagogue,
Skelly reviewed "Days of
The Palestine Post and other ice in the British Army," he our Alvin
Years."
Palestine newspapers are forbid- pointed out, "and we have given
The next open meeting will be
den entry into Syria.
and shall give men for service
Plan for Compensating Raid in the Royal Air Force. And held Sept. 23. Sidney Alexander
Victims
we are now ready to give men will give a pep talk on the Sis-
High Commissioner Sir Harold for service in the Navy when- terhood's coming donor luncheon
MacMichael is negotiating with ever such participation is re- to be held Monday afternoon,
Colonial Secretary Lord Lloyd quired." He added, however, that Nov. 4. There will be cards and
for a system of compensation to the Navy is a "senior service," mah jong for the remainder of
benefit victims of enemy attacks. and that apparently it "takes the evening. The public is invited.
Under discussion is a plan simi- time to qualify for seniority. In
lar to that in effect in England, the meantime we shall try to be Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
where civilians are compensated ready."
Aid to Have Bridge.
for death or injury resulting
Luncheon Oct. 23
from enemy action. The plan will Z. 0. A. to Answer Tel Aviv
p b l e ied made retroactive when ap- Bombing With Redoubled Ef-
General Wavell Sends Sympathy
Upon Attack
Lieut.-General Archibald P.
Wavell, General Officer Com-
manding British forces in the
Middle East, today sent Moshe
Shertok, head of the Political De-
partment of the Jewish Agency,
a message expressing his shock
following the "wanton enemy at-
tack upon Tel Aviv." He extend-
ed his deep sympathy to all who
had suffered in the raid.
Jewish Seafaring Groups Display
Readiness for Naval
Participation
TEL AVIV, (Palcor Agency)
—A nautical display staged here
by Palestine's various seafaring
societies was hailed as displaying
forts, Says Kaufmann
NEW YORK (WNS) — Voic-
ing the indignation of American
Zionists over the bombing of Tel
Aviv by Italian airplanes, Ed-
mund I. Kaufmann, president of
the Zionist Organization of
America, declared that "the wan-
ton and indiscriminate bombing
of the defenseless city by Fas-
cist messengers of death" will
be answered by American Jews
with redoubled efforts for the
upbuilding of the Jewish Home-
land in Palestine.
In his statement, Mr. Kauf-
mann said that the Zionist Or-
ganization will do everything
within its power to aid in the
rehabilitation of the victims of
the bombing attack, as well as to
ensure the continued upbuilding
Officers and members of the
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
met on Tuesday, at the home of
Mrs. Eva Ellenstein, 859 Dela-
ware Ave. Plans for the bridge-
luncheon were discussed. This af-
fair will be held on Wednesday,
Oct. 23, at 12:30 p. m., at Fyfe's
Auditorium. There will be prices.
The proceeds will go to aid needy
expectant mothers. For informa-
tion and tickets to this affair call
the chairman, Mrs. J. Rose, T1.
6-0222, or the co-chairman, Mrs.
E. Ellenstein, TR. 2-2281.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
An unveiling of a momnumeat
in memory of Rosa Goldberg will
take place on Sunday, Sept. 22,
at 1 p. m. at the Machpelah
Cemetery. Relatives and friends
are invited.