DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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Tribute Paid to
Goldman Brothers
Of Port Huron

Detroiter Named
"Miss Miami Beach"

A native Detroit girl, who now
makes her home in Miami Beach,
Among the most popular resi- Fla., has come in for high hon-
dents of Port Huron are the ors.
Goldman Brothers — Jacob and
Miss Lenore Coplan, pretty,
Louis.
Detroit-born ; 16-year-old brown-
In his column "Between You
and Me" in a recent issue of the
Port Huron Times Herald, Louis
Weil, editor, paid tribute to the
patriotism of these two men.
He lauded their efforts in dis-
tributing flag poles to various
institutions and wrote as fol-
lows:
"Flag Poles—it started years
ago, in the days when the un-
American Ku Klux Klan was
stirring up intolerance and hat-
red around here. The Goldman
brothers, Jacob and Louis, who
came to this counrty from Rus-
sia about 50 years ago, gave a
flag pole to the First Methodist
church, which was dedicated• in
a public ceremony in which Jew
and Gentile, Catholic and Pro-
testant were represented. It
served as a stinging rebuke to
those who would fight each other
for God's love. Since that time
the Goldmans have presented
flag poles to churches of all re-
ligious denominations, as well as
to many other civic and patriotic
organizations— and they are still
doing it. You see, the Goldmans
know what it means to live in
a free country. To them, the
glorious flag of our nation is
the symbol of everything worth
while in this life of ours. To
them, under its protecting folds,
as mere youngsters, they found
a haven here free from persecu-
tion, with opportunities to make
their living, so long as they
minded their own business and
respected the rights of others.
Today the Goldman brothers are
highly regarded citizens of Port
Huron. Jake, as he is affection-
ately and familiarly known, is
a successful manufacturer and
junk dealer. Fred Moore, when
he was president of the big Dia-
mond Crystal plant at St. Clair,
once told me that he didn't even
ask any other dealer for prices
on scrap because he could de-
pend upon Jake to always do the
right thing. The Goldmans have
a reputation for square, fair,
honest dealing and Jake, who
has been ill for some time, is
a public spirited, highly esteemed
citizen of Port Huron. I've al-
ways thought Louis should have
MISS LENORE COPLAN
been a rabbi instead of a busi-
ness man. He is conscientious, eyed brunette, of 1255 West
civic minded, kind and thought- Ave., Miami Beach, won the last
ful, a tireless worker in his elimination contest in that area
church and the fraternities to and was named "Miss Miami
which he belongs and helpful to Beach".
others, regardless of religious de-
A round of entertainments
nominations. Flag poles are mile was arranged in her honor.
posts along the road of freedom,
Miss Coplan, who is a Miami
liberty and justice. No one Beach high school senior, is the
knows this better than the Gold- niece of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
mans. Wherever Old Glory flies, Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Git-
there you may worship God in tleman, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
your own way, bring up your Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. - Ben Cohen,
ctto ildren in your own faith, en- Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosenberg—all
joy the fruits of your own labor of Detroit. She is the daughter
without interference from others. of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Coplan who
.Thank God for America."
were Detroit residents until three
years ago.

Jew Gives Dartmouth More
Than Million
HANOVER, N. H. (JPS)—Of

the slightly more than $3,000,000
given to Dartmouth College in a
year of record bequests, the late
Jadstice William N. Cohen of New
fork willed $1,208,691 to his alma
mater, from which he was grad-
uated in 1879, the college has
announced. Justice Cohen died in
1938.

Former President
Bnai Brith Lodge
Has Sports Night Hoover Hopes for
Jewish Deliverance
The opening meeting of the

Detroit Bnai Brith Lodge No.
1374 featured a stag sports
night, last Wednesday evening,
Sept. 17, in the Butzel Hall of
the Jewish Community Center.
Sports reviews and discussions
were preceded by the presenta-
tion of a Menorah Pin to Harvey
Bielfield, retiring president. Ed
Saperston, newly-elected presi-
dent, made the presentation.
An address was delivered pre-
ceding the program by Aaron
Droock, nationally prominent
Bnai Brith leader.
Bud Shaver of Station WXYZ
acted as interlocutor at the pro-
gram. Participants included
Councilman Gus Dories, U. of
D. coach; Edmund Pogar of
Michigan State College, and
Whizzer White of the Detroit
Lions.

joice that here in America there
is freedom of worship and tol-
erance to all. I believe and pray
that those 'of the Jewish faith
who are suffering unspeakabl•
wrongs in other lands will gain
deliverance."

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Sholom Aleichem
Fall Activities

The women of the Sholom
Aleichem Reading Circles an
heading for their 11th milestone,
the $5 donor project, scheduled
for the first week in January.
At the first board meeting,
Mrs. Isaac Finkelstein was un-
animously re-elected chairman of
the annual donor dinner.
The object of the Shalom
Aleichem Reading Circles is to
further Yiddish learning for
boys and girls, as well as estab-
lishing a Cultural Platform for
adults.
Mrs. Ida Komaroff is corre-
sponding secretary.

Don't miss SONJA HENIE, star-
ring in "SUN VALLEY SERENADE"
a 20th Century•Fox film, with
GLENN MILLER and his band.
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PERPETUAL LANMP IN
SYNAGOGUES

The Perpetual Lamp, accord-
ing to tradition, symbolizes the
invisible presence of the Eternal.
Every Jewish house of worship
has one projecting over the front
of the Ark. The lighting of the
Perpetual Lamp is an important
ceremony in the dedication of a
synagogue.

NEW YORK (JPS)—An ex-
pression of hope for the deliver-
ance in the coming year of the
Jewish people who have suffered
"unspeakable wrongs" was voiced
by former President Hoover in
a Jewish New Year message is-
sued through the Independent
Jewish Press Service here. His
expression of the American spirit,
written as Lindbergh was speak-
ing and as Senator Nye was
occupying the Washington stage,
was seen as an indirect rebuke
to both.
The former President . asked
that his greeting to the Jews of
America be conveyed as follows:
"The people of the Jewish
faith are passing one of the most
terrible years of all their thou-
sands of history. They may re-

September 19, 1941

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