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July 18, 1941
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Story of Transplanted Wafers
Famous "Carlsbad Oblaten" Now Available in
This Country
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Brinig Publishes
His Tenth Novel
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IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross
The following Detroiters are
Myron Brinig has just published guests at the Colonial Hotel, Mt. (Regina Schiller), formerly of
his 10th novel—"All of Their Clemens: Mrs. B. Hall, Mrs. Boston Blvd., are now residing
What relation wafers have to edy of a continent in the throes Lives." The fact that Farrar &
in their new home at 18434 Mar-
the problem of the refugees was of destruction are not directly in- Rinehart are the publishers has Nusholtz, Mrs. Blum, Mrs. J. lowe Ave.
somewhat puzzling at first. The volved in our story. That is not an interesting story back of it. Smol, Mrs. J. B. Sternberg, Mrs.
idea that the manufacture of bis- absolutely necessary to indicate When his first great success, "Sin- David Ecker.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Murray Jacobs
cuits could be tied up with the its significance to us. Perhaps germann," made its appearance
(Sonia Dushkin), formerly of
$25,000,000 war emergency cam- some day a story of epic propor- in 1929, John Farrar and Stan-
Mrs. Morris Reinitz and Mrs. the Seward Hotel, are making
paign of the United Jewish Ap- tions will be written that will ley Rinehart read it for Double-
peal for Refugees, Overseas Needs embrace the drama, the tragedy day, Doran. But the book was Adolph Deutsch entertained 70 their residence at 3300 Chicago
and Palestine seemed far-fetched and the hope bound up in the not published until Farrar and ladies at Knollwood County Club Blvd.
indeed. Yet the human story deal- programs of the Joint Distribu- Rinehart formed their publishing on July 16, honoring Miss Vivian
Miss Ruth Seidner, bride-elect
ing with the wafers illustrated in tion Committee, the United Pal- partnership. It is a mark of A. Nussbaum, bride-elect. On
simple terms the extent of the estine Appeal and the National credit to both the author and his Thursday, June 26, Miss Nuss- of Aug. 10, has been honored at
activities of the National Refu- Refugee Service. That, quite ob- publishers that all of his novels baum was entertained at a many delightful affairs. On July
gee Service in its program of viously, will not be a story en- should have been published by "glamour shower" given by 2, Mrs. N. Sampson and Mrs.
refugee adjustment and integra- tirely devoted to biscuits.
this firm which has won a posi- Shirley Kerner, Honey Radom B. Warnick entertained at a
tion in the United States.
"Carlsbad Oblaten!" a woman tion of leadership in the pub- and Muriel Berkovitz at the Bel- miscellaneous shower for 90 at
The shattering sweep of the exclaimed joyously in a food shop lishing world.
crest. Mrs. Bea Schwartz enter- the Wilshire. On June 24 the
blitzkrieg, the overwhelming trag- the othed day. "I haven't had
"All of Their Lives" is the tained 50 women at Knollwood "Snipichucks" gave a dinner at
any since I was in Europe 10 story of two girls who, through- Country Club on July 9 with a Frame's in her honor. On June
out their lives, came into conflict luncheon honoring Miss Nuss- 27 the Young Judaea Leaders
years ago."
TORONTO, CANADA
For a long time the baking of one with another. Dora and Flor- baum, who will become the bride Council entertained at a de-
oblaten was confined to the im- ence grew up in the same Minne- of Dr. William Deutsch on Aug. lightful dinner at Frame's. On
mediate territory of Carlsbad, its sota town, graduated from the 24. Mrs. Joseph Staub and Mrs. July 15 Mrs. Morton sponsored
Swim - Golf - Ride - Play Tennis
secret jealously guarded by the same private academy, constantly Harry Greenspan honored Miss a miscellaneous shower at Pere-
Boating - Ilathninton - Fishing
community. It used to be a com- crossed each other's paths — in Nussbaum with a linen shower ira's for 50 guests. Miss Seidner
mon sight in Carlsbad to see visi- their daily tasks, in love affairs, for 60 women at Hudson's on is the leader of the Zeire Zio:s
tors eating the wafers warm from in family squabbles.
group of Young Judaea.
There are portions in this book July 11.
ovens in the street. Everyone
took home a supply. One make which make fascinating reading.
stood out superior to all others Brinig is the master of situations, Pathe Bankrupcty Stresses Jew- Lookstein Heads Rabbinical
ish Angle
—the Carlsbader Oblaten—made and he creates touching ones, espe-
Council
from a secret recipe dating back cially when conflicts arise between
VICHY (JPS) — Nazi-control-
Dora
and
her
mother.
to the 14th century and handed
NEW YORK (JPS) — Rabbi
Kosher Food Outside Room
"All of Their Lives" makes ex- led Paris newspapers went on an
down in the same family for
Joseph H. Lookstein, lecturer in
For descriptive folder T-8
anti-Semitic
spree
this
week
in
cellent
summer
reading.
The
novel
generations.
write
Jewish sociology at Yeshiva Col-
Like hundreds of other Euro- does not measure up to "The reporting the sentencing to a live- lege, was elected President of
II. SIIOPHOWITZ
295 Spadina Ave., Toronto, Canada
pean products, the authentic Curls- Sisters" or to "Singermann" or year prison term of Bernard Na- the Rabbinical Council (Hista-
bader Oblaten have "immigrated" to "May Flavin." But it is good tan, accused of responsibility for druth Harabanim) after a three-
to the United States and are be- writing and a good story—and the bankruptcy of the Pathe-Na- day session of its annual conven-
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
ing made by the original secret it will he thoroughly enjoyed by tan film interests.
The background of Natan as a tion in this city.
recipe right in New York city by the reader.
Jew, in no way connected with
the Trans-Atlantic Biscuit Com-
pany, Inc. The delicate, delicious Klein to Run for Edelstein the financial situation involved,
was made an important element
wafers, with vanilla fillings, choco-
Seat
We recommend to Chicago Mir-
of
the news accounts which point-
late, and cheese fillings, are find-
"where vacation dreams come true"
iam Lichtheim, pretty young
ed
out
that
the
film
magnate
was
ing their way into shops all over
daughter of Richard Lichtheim,
NEW YORK (JPS)—Bets are
South Haven's Finest Resort
the country. They are sold now being placed that Arthur Klein, born in Jassy, Rumania, in 1881 Jewish Agency representative at
as
Nathaniel
Tanenzaft.
He
came
in 15 states—not in all states young law clerk in the Securities to France when he was 22 and Geneva, who holds down the whole
80 Acres of Playtime Paradise
only because the makers haven't and Exchange Commission, will from then on grew in the movie Continental front. Miriam's smile-
• A gay, friendly crowd
had time to travel about and place be elected a member of congress business. No reference was made infecting dimples conceal the fact
• Swimming, tennis, golf, horses
them yet.
to succeed the late Michael Edel- to the fact, however, that Natan that she is a brilliant Egyptolo-
The Trans-Atlantic Biscuit Com- stein, who died immediately after had done perhaps more than any gist who came to the U. S. A.
• Handball, ping pong, archery
pany
is
owned
by
two
men
whose
• Dancing, concerts, movies
answering an anti-Jewish attack other man to give the French to continue her work at the Chi-
widely divergent lives were by Congressman Rankin. A spe- film industry an international cago U's School of Oriental Stu-
Planned Activities
brought together in escape from cial election is being held on July
dies.
the Nazi regime. They are Karl 29, with Klein, the Democratic standing.
Rooms with Bath
Korter and Fred Tollsen.
Superb Food
Porninee in a heavily Democratic
Karl Korter was a journalist in
SOUTH HAVEN, MICHIGAN
district.
11'
Write for folder
Prague. His American career ac-
Phone 789
tually had its beginning just be-
fore the World's Fair in New
makes its bow
York, when a visiting American ter and the manufacture of ob-
ell
connections with
laten
through
the
Trade
Winds
severed
Maurice and Becky Steuben having •
business executive was impressed
Steuben's Resort proudly announce the opening of Their Biltmore Hotel
by Ko•ter's ability to express him- Shop. The two men met—and
— SOUTH MAVEN. MICHIGAN —
self in English, and suggested the Trans-Atlantic Biscuit Com-
SOUTH HAVEN'S NEWEST AND FINEST
that he cover the Fair for the pany was formed.
An entire block of
AMERICAN
PLAN
First there were months of
Prague papers. He was eager to
private rolling lawn,
ONLY
experiment.
Carlsbader
Oblaten
do it, but learned that the money
trees and playground
had
always
been
made
with
a
he'd earn would be very little and
300 feet of concrete
Newly constructed ant
his expenses very big in New special Hungarian flour. The glu-
sun terrace, tennis
ten
and
starch
content
of
Ameri-
furnished.
All
large
York. He decided to learn some
c o u r t, shuffleboard,
outside rooms withi
sort of trade so that if necessary can flour was quite diffetent-
ping-pong, horssshoes.
and results were quite different
exposure to lake and
he could make extra income.
Write direct for in-
park. Cool dining
Mr. Korter had long known too. The recipe called for beet
formation.
room seating 300.
the family owning the famous sugar. The cane sugar available
FOR REST, SPORT and
SOUTH HAVEN 124
Carlsbader Oblaten recipe. They here also produced different re-
PHONE
40.54 NORTH SHORE DRIVE
FUN for EVERYONE..
agreed to teach him the secret sults. So many hours had to be
Spacious grounds and com-
and allow him to bring on his spent in grinding and testing and
plete play facilities. Excellent
trip a small hand machine for blending various American flours
kosher food . . . airy rooms.
Private Baths, Showers, Running Water in Every Room
its manufacture. It took six and sugars. Finally they were suc-
Centrally located, yet away
cessful—they
found
the
right
from the congested district.
56-60 NORTH SHORE DRIVE
months to learn the expert art
American ingredients and made
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of oblaten making!
Telephone 58I
Soon after his arrival in Amer- identical Carlsbader Oblaten.
An Ideal Place to Live
The
next
difficulty
was
the
little
An
Exceptional
Place
To
Dine
ica the Munich pact was signed.
WAN IN Nig*.
During the crisis Mr. Korter was hand machine—something like a
South Haven, Michigan
A Rendezvous of Fun
CATERING
TO
THE
STEOBEN'S
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employed to assist H. V. Kalten- waffle iron—on which they could
IN
SOUTH
HAVEN
YousgerGeseralion
NICK
ON NORTH •140011 OR.V(
horn in interpreting the situation. turn only a small quantity. To- FOR 35 YEARS
Swimming . Tennis . GoW
Dancing
gether
they
invented
an
auto-
When it was over he knew he
w
matic machine—which with sub-
could not return to Prague.
"FOR REST AND PLAY"
It also meant the end of his Fequent improvements turns out
COME AND STAY AT
louinalistic career, for the field the wafers from start to finish
here is quite different from at tremendous speed.
With the aid of the National
abroad. When he turned to the
manufacture of oblaten he found Refugee Service, which is repre-
"COOLEST SPOT IN MICHIGAN" a ready market but the cost of sented together with the Joint
producing the wafes was exces- Distribution Committee and the
All Sports — Entertainments
United Palestine Appeal in the
Baseball, ping-pong, tennis, golfing, sive. In Europe girls sat all day United Jewish Appeal, the Trans-
for
a
few
pennies
turning
them
fishing, horseback riding
out by hand. Here the cost of Atlantic began business. They
Highly Praised Meals
labor far over-balanced the quan- have steadily expanded from a
tity produced. Another trouble small kitchen to a large, light
Rooms
Airy
Additional
Large,
New
On Lake Michigan — Michigan's Most Popular Resort
was
the difference in flour and factory floor. Mesrs. Korter and
Hall
and Spacious Recreation
sugar. and variations caused by Tollsen have been able to add
Sandy beaches . . . cooling breezes .
other secret recipes to their files.
Phone 379 — South Haven, Mich. the climate.
Fishing ... boating ... golf and tennis.
One
fine
wafer
they
make
exclu-
About this time he met Fred
Everything for an active or restful vaca-
sively
is
used
in
medical
sup-
Tollsen
tion in just the right atmosphere. Lo-
Mr. Tollsen had owned and plies: and another is used by
of
heaven"
little
bit
"a
cated on the shore of Lake Michigan,
operated the Rista plant, a bis- bakeries as a base for cookies,
etc.
just 115 miles north of Chicago.
uit and wafer factory in Vienna. H
The Tra ns-Atlantic Biscuit Corn-
When he was forced out of the The
Splendid vacation accommodations at
business, he got his papers in pane, Inc., has brought a new
the following fine resorts and botch:
roduct and a new enterprise to
order
to
leave
the
country.
At
P
Only Swimming Pool in
the French border he was taken American shores. It contributes
Lazarovitz
The Ardmore
South Haven
from the train to the Gestapo its own bit in employment and in
Levin's
The Atlantic
it is under auspices of State Health Dept.
the
cycle
of
production
and
con-
Michigan Beach
headquarters—whence he emerged
• :›t: Babok's
Available to our guests:
sonic hours later with two broken sumption in the American market.
Nudelman's
Baron's
0 Bicycles
0 Shuffleboard
0 Ping Peng
ribs. a smashed nose, and 40 cig- "American millers are wonder-
0 Tennis Court
The Oakland
Edgewater Beach
0 Horseshoes
0 Billiard,
arette burns on his body. Because ful," Mr. Korter said, referring
Rubell's Rest.
Fidelman's
0 Children's Playground
it was the policy not to release to the patience and co-opeation
Samson's
Gassin's
"chIldren's trained counsellor"
a man who has been injured by of the flour-makers who helped
Sleepy Hollow
▪ Glassman's
DANCE IN OUR OWN RECREATION them, he was kent in a concen- them experiment.
Steuben's
HALL
Grand Park Hotel
"American
landlords
are
won-
tration camp until he recovered.
Running water in
Stone Lodge
Highland Retort
On the boat to America, Am- derful," put in Mr. Tollsen, re-
all rooms
Weinstein's
Jacobson's
hassador
Wilson
was
also
a
pas-
ferring
to
the
firm
willing
to
dietary laws
Wittenberg's
Janis Hotel
stinger. When he heard that Toll- take the new enterprise on faith.
obierved
Yashenovsky's
Karzen's
sen had just left a camp he "Americans are all wonderful,"
Zipperstein's
write or phone for
Kushner's
talked
with
him
for
a
long
time.
they
exclaimed
together.
"It
is
further
Zlatkin's
Lake Park
Later Ambassador Wilson reeom- the true land of opportunity."
information
mended
the
young
man
to
a
flour
The
United
Jewish
Appeal
re-
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Write for Attractive New Preview Folder Q--
broker through whom he got his ceives its support from the Jew-
Phone 431
Chamber of Commerce, South Haven, Michigan
first
job
in
a
wafer
factory.
Ac-
ish
community
of
Detroit
through
South haven,
cidentally he learned of Karl Kor- the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Mich.
FIDELMAN'S
Cie luiur Acut .
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Glassman's Resort
Samson's Resort
SOUTH HAVEN
at LEyIN's Resort e