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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

May 1, 1942
States and England to try and
break the ghetto walls by at Trees Planted in
Post Commanders
Music Study Club's
least extending assistance to the
sick children and aged eith er Palestine Forests
Authorized to Take Annual Junior-Senio;.
Day to Be on May 2
JERUSALEM (WNS)—Urging through the International Red
The Jewish National Fund Funds for Planes
"immediate action to save hun- Red Cross or otherwise."
The Music Study Club
dreds of thousands of starving
The plea from the Warsaw Council of Detroit announces th e
pre.
sent annualjunior-senior
Benjamin
Kaufman,
national
Jews in the ghettos from extinc- ghetto stated that the food
at
ra- planting of trees in Pale stin e commander of the Jewish War the Y.W.C.A. on Saturd:,.. Lv May
tion," Polish Jewry in Pales-
p. In . The prtow
Veterans of the United States, 2 at
o
tine appealed for aid for Jews tion for Jews has been lowered forests as follows:
will
Hashomer Hatzair Forest:
recently presented Secretary of Zit' devo ted entirel y
in Nazi-occupied Poland in to 80 grams of bread daily which
,ors.
Every
member
must
O
tree
in
honor
of
Harold
Jay
brill:
`r11
the
Treasury
Henry
Morgen-
is
less
than
one-quarter
of
a
cables to General Sikorski, Po-
Fol- the
Hther
lish premier, the Board of Jew- pound and that distribution of berg by Chavera D. Rosk; one thau, with a check for $30,000 a populat• musical recor, or a
sheet
of
popular
music
tree
in
honor
of
Harold
Jay
Fol- as a gift to the United States
r the
ish Deputies in England and rations was irregular. It added
Jewish organizations in America. that the Jewish public kitchens, berg by Elchanan Ross; one tree Government for the purchase of U.S.O. as admission.
The outstanding featurti the
The message revealed that the because of food reductions, can in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ha cold a pursuit plane. Funds are he-
Wenner by David Wenner; one ing raised by the organization, program will be several Lrinal
International Red Cross in Gen- only feed the hungry once in tree
in honor of Ateret Brod
eva was willing to aid in any two days and the mounting death by David Nemoff; one tree sky locally and nationally, to pre- compositions by junior intilkera,
Marian Fleischer to be -hair.
rescue activities which may be rate has forced undertakers to honor of Phillip and Ida Br in sent five additional pursuit
started in America and England. bury as many as 1,000 bodies by Chana Brown; two trees own planes to the Government. The man for the afternoon.
Refreshments will be serv•d.
It followed an appeal for aid in a collective grave.
honor of Benjamin Kutnick in following are authorized to tte-
reaching here from the Warsaw
Sora Levine; two trees in m by cept funds from the general
em- public for the pursuit plane
•
ghetto which urged "Jewish
Our slightly belated congratu- Samuel Fest y lli s Festenstem by project sponsored by the Jew-
leaders all over the world, espe-
en
stein and family;
to Charlie Chaplin, who
cially to those in the United lations
two trees for the Yahrzeit of ish War Veterans of the United
turned 53 last week.
Yitzchok Weiner by Tzvi Strom; States: Benjamin E. Cowan,
two trees planted by Shevet Yis- commander of Post 135; Harry
saschar ; one tree planted by Carsons, commander of Post
Shevet Naphtali; one tree in 230; Dr. Nathan Goldberg, com-
You Can Buy
honor of Aaron Littman by Yaa- mander of Post 190; Daniel
kov Littman; two trees in honor Cohen, Post 235, Wyandotte;
QUALITY KOSHER MEAT
of Daniel Stephen Marks by Ben Krazner, commander of
with Confidence from
Shlmonit Marks; one tree in Post 231, Flint; Nathan M. Ler-
honor of Tvzi Karbal by mother ner, state department command-
and father; two trees planted by er, 1022 Fox Bldg., Detroit.
Congregation Bnei Yitzchok; two
Kosher Meat B Pouttry Market trees
The general public, when do-
in honor of Abraham and
11632 DEXTER BLVD.
Dora Freed by their daughter, nating funds for the airplane
TO. 8-8118-9
(Between Burlingame and Webb)
Simcha Freed; one tree in honor project, are requested to make
Next to Kreage's
of Aaron Nosanchnick by Chanita checks or money orders payable
Plotnik; two trees in honor of to the Jewish War Veterans of
Ida and Isadore Karbal by their the United States, Pursuit Plane
daughter; Elka Karbal; one tree Project.
1. Bonded messengers pick up
Meetings
1 by Shonnie and Ku
your furs for storage.
K ulka; one tree in memory rt
Post 135 will meet regularly
M rs. Eva Budman by William of
Your furs are insured while
I the second and fourth Mondays
M filer and family; one tree in of each month at Temple Bnai 2. in our vaults.
SEE "'EM" IN PERSON
m emory of Louis Zahler by Mal ka
;
Moshe, Dexter corner of Law-
R osenberg; four trees planted
3. All dust particles are re
rence.
moved by high pressure
K en Detroit; two trees plant e
blowing.
by Kvutzah Hamaapilim; fo d Post 190 meets regularly the
tr ees planted by Kvutzah Adam ur second and fourth Tuesdays at
re.
A. Missing or torn loops ore
10 trees planted by Plugah M a; the Belcrest Hotel.
placed.
o-
Post
230
meets
regularly
at
le det; nine trees planted by P1
r
ga h Mitrasim; one tree in hon u- Jericho Temple on Joy Rd.
5. A thorough examination is
Post 225 meets at the Jewish
made of the lining of your
of Chevet Littman by Yaako or
STATE FAIR
v Club on Oak St., Wyandotte.
Li ttman.
coat.
GROUNDS * *
Flint Post meets at the Flint
In
the
Butzel
Forest:
One
tr
ee Community Center Bldg.
6. Tie strings ore resewn.
-lc
Monday, May 4, 8:30 p. 'm.
in honor of grandson, David M c..
*
In
Department Commander I,er-
7 Your furs ore stored
*
Tickets $25, $10, $5; Boxes $150 to $500
Cabe Pope by Mrs. William B . ner has appointed a committee
*
frigid scientifically
modern,
Pope; one tree planted by Pau
Thousands of seats at $1, $2, $3
34'
c ostructed vaults, on the
Mishkin; two trees in memory o 1 to formulate plans for the third
Grinnell Brothers Ticket Office
f annual state department convert-
premises.
Mrs.
Mollie
Shiefman
by
Ladie
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a t
Auxiliary of the Tyler St. Syna s tion to be held Sunday, May 24,
B. Clean, circulating .
gogue; one tree in memory - in Detroit.
frigid
C yirliMt h ao A
Bernard Buchman by Nort h
. v lp e al o reserve
oi pomul p uer e stnh r f en a uesor t i sr u st. r ol t to : o
T ga r t iZne g v d p5s tu t eh e ypr e m
Friendly Ladies Aid Society; one
the
tree—Mother's Day gift to Mrs. BAY CITY NOTES
Bella Frielich from Edith Frie-
lich: one tree in memory of Wal-
Mrs. George Kohn, her daugh-
re given careful
ter Stein by the Bridge Club; two te•, Sybil, Mrs. Alex Kahn and
9. Your furs a
r
our
and skillful inspection by We
trees honoring the birth of Leon- Mrs. A. B. Roman left on Mon-
staff of expert furriers; to
ard Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. day for Chicago, where they will
will report their condition
J. Herskovitz by Mr. and Mrs. be spending several days
you.
L. Gunsberg; two trees honoring
birth of Nina Elizabeth, daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Anthony,
Your furs are delivered to
10.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Deutsch Chuck Anthony, Mrs. Sam
you next Foll by BONDID
0.
by Mr. and Mrs. L. Gunsberg; Rosenberg and Joseph C. Hirsch-
me weger,
one tree in memory of Zelda Riva field have returned from New
and Moshe Aaron Goodman by York where they attended the
Mr and Mrs. M. Cohen.
wedding of Ensign Irving B.
In the Ehrlich Forest: One Anthony to Miss Leontine C.
including
tree—Mother's Day gift from Schwarz of New York, on April
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Helen Waldstein to her mother; 12, at the Fifth Ave. Hotel.
one tree—Mother's Day gift to
Mrs. Emily Israel from Helen
Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman of
IN PERSON!
IN PERSON!
Waldstein.
Grand Rapids will address the
LIBRARY AT EAST GRAND RIVIR
CHARLES
In the Mizrachi Forest: One I.O.B.B, at an open meeting. He
tree
in
memory
of
Benzion
Was-
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
AND
serman by the Rubber Auxiliary; Folkman, who is president of
IN PERSON!
one tree in memory of Rivka the Mich State Federation of
Peinian by Mr. and Mrs. Abra- Temple Sisterhoods.
IN
PERSON!
JAMES
ham Caplan; two trees in memory
MERLE
of Rivka Peiman by Sisters of
Born to Dr. and Mrs. Manuel
Zion Mizrachi; two trees in mem- A. Pasick, 701 Columbus Ave., at
IN PERSON!
ory of Nathaniel Peiman by Sis- Mercy Hospital, a daughter, Mar-
ters of Zion Mizrachi.
IN PERSON!
cia Rae.
CARY

Warsaw Ghetto, Starving,
Appeals to Outside
World for Aid

Aaron B. Margolis

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OBITUARY
Funeral services for Mrs. Es-
Junior Congregation
ther Susman Last, 36, 501 State
St., who died Friday, April 10,
Of Shaarey Zedek
at St. Mary's Hospital, Saginaw,
0T4
was held Sunday, April 12, at
To Conduct Services 2 o'clock at the residence with
Rabbi Mendel Glancz and Rabbi
The Junior Congregation of Leon W. Rosenberg officiating.
Shaarey Zedek will take charge Burial was in the Temple of
of the services in the main syn- Abraham cemetery.
Mrs. Last, who was born in Bay
agogue on Sabbath, May 2. The
young people will be in full City, Dec. 25, 1905, died follow.
charge the adult service. The ing a lingering illness. She was
following members of the Junior a member of the Temple of Ab-
Congregation will participate in raham, the Hadassah society and
officiating. Sheldon Lutz will act the Temple chapter of the Order
as cantor, and Harvey Weisberg of the Eastern Star. She leaves:
by going in MID-WEEK to
as the reader. The resume of her husband, Dr. Benjamin Last,
ease
WEEK-END congestion
Bay
City
dentist,
a
son,
Alvin,
the Biblical portion will be given
at home; her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Wartime conditions tend to crowd
by Lenamyra Saulson, and the Susman; two brothers, Benjamin
transportation facilities on week•ends
outline of the Prophetical selec- Susman, of Bay City, and Mar-
when soldiers and war workers travel.
You can aid by going places during the
tion by Eveleen Budnitzky. shall Susman, of New York City;
midweek when possible. Going by Grey-
Elaine Weisman will lead in the and two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Han-
hound, you'll be saving your car and
saving materials America needs. fr
reading of one of the prayers. nan, of Bay City, and Mrs. Anna
One-Way Rd.-Trite
The discourse of the day will be Brenner, of Detroit.
GRAND RAPIDS
given by Sanford Perlis. The E
$3.05 $5.50
TRAVERSE CITY
officers of the Junior Congrega- QUALITY CLUB
6.15 11.10
CALUMET
tion are: Harvey Weisberg, pres-
10.50 18.90
KALAMAZOO
3.15 5.70
ident; Leon Shulman, vice-presi- . Equality Club will hold a
FT. CUSTER
2.80 5.05
dent; Rose Stolsky, secretary; q tothers „, and Daughters ban-
SOUTH
HAVEN
Jack Green, treasurer.
4.05 7.30
J uet, Wednesday, May 6, at
also offers convenient
At the Junior Congregation L J ericho Temple, Joy Rd. at Greyhound
low-cost suburban service In the
Ration
service of May 9, Adeline
Detroit metropolitan area
Su
inwood.
Mrs.
Lupiloff
will
will interpret the Biblical por- s peak for the mothers, and Bet-
GREYHOUND TER.M.LNAL
1S'ashlngton Blvd. at Grand River
tion and Marshall Wallace wil t y Berkowitz, daughter of Dova
l
B
summarize the Prophetical selec- d erkowitz, will speak for the
Lion,
aughters. Entertainment and a
rogram will follow.

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