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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Jon(' 5, 1941

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that the present visaholders will
be admitted.
Gifts to Child Welfare
Baby Lumberg, by Dr. and A
(Continued fro m Page 1)
Samuel
The difficult situation of 450
Committee of Hadassah
rs.
; by b i 111 1 l i i, o f
jA Alen
- refuees presently y deta ied in
u l iu,
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Page 1)
r
' i. e I 13 ( t. I.i t n t g e t ° ti d
Bruce
o f their young m en being called Tiscogrn
ha‘ T ehebeef fiolr lo ec ue rii n vg ed b cy on A tiiirb sut A itT n it i s. Berman ; Bar M itzvah of H
ia, the Ellis Island of handicrafts an
d agriculture for
p
into war service, nevertheless Cuba, was discussed early this
bent Aronsson by Mr. and Al '
women workers of communal ton Aladd n, chairman
went
vance . over the top well in ad- week by Charles H. Jordan, di-
of the Jose
J ,,°17 ph ali'2 1 ; 1 1 :. lA i l r l . '. ;t a l h t i;1 i ii t r.:.• j N tria 1. N : . .
groups and colonies to prepare Child Welfare Committee of the
paign. of the close of the cam- rector of the Joint Relief Com-
In i
De roit Chapter of Hadassah
t
mittee in Havana, who came to
ius Berman, MrAl. and
Mrs, Wil.
The general men's campaign, the United States for consulta-
Birthdays: R o b e r t S a d o w, limn Isenberg and Air. and Mrs,
despite difficulties in the indus- bon with J.D.C. officers on the
Edna Sott, Sheldon Weinstein, Milton Aladdin ; recover y
of Ai r;
tries not essential to the war entire refugee problem in Cuba.
Barbara DuFine, Harvey Wolf, Abraham Cooper by Alas. A im,
effort, made marked advances, The J.D.C. supplies practically
Sherd.; graduatio n of
Alarcia Kabaker, Florence K
notably in the food industry, theentire budget of the Joint
-a- Zackheim by Air. and Al rs. He
baker,
baker, Rita Schwartz, Sara Si-
Ai rshel
mercantile division,
l,.
building Relief Committee. There are
irons,
ons, Sheldon Miller,
ham
Caplan
;
the
children
and
-
Iam
trades and mechanical trades. now about 6,000 refugees i a
es
Barry Willis, Miriam' Reitman. grandchildren of Al r. and Mrs,
max Lepit.r.
While some Of the givers in the Cuba. Those now in Tisco•n•
Jack Stocker, Joel Joseph Faust ,
larger brackets reacted adverse- nre some of the former passen-
Irwin Field and AI ichael Mad-
Con ti rma.ion and consecration
ly to the changed conditions, gets of the Guine and the San
din.
lists will be puhlbished at a later
numerically only 18 of the 1941 Thome, who are being carefully
In memory of : Mrs, Pauline date.
givers of $1,000 and over re- checked by the Cuban authori-
__ __ -
Idzal by M r. and Mrs. Herman
duced their pledges, and now.. ties.
A. August; Mrs. Rachel Netzorg, TII IS AND THAT
than 100 of the remaining givers
Until May 15 the refugees
by Air. and Mrs. D. S. Zealot) ;
in this category gave a t l easl , eTre held completely i IICOMmu-
If von want to go ,, n „xco.
Harold Fredman by
as much or more. All in all, the "lead°. but thereafter the Joint
Mr ' and
Mrs.
Samuel
Frankel
;
contributors of $1000 and over, Relief Conunittee secured ex-
E li lent idea of what k lEI aliening
--alni.
Rindscoff by Air. and A Alias.
the Jews
in what used to he
Irv- to
pot„„d,
put on
as a group, held their own as elusive permission to visit Tis-
lag
Swaa
b
;
M
rs.
Rosa
your I isI of must
compared with last year. corn ia and to send certain foods
Isa acs reach na; " The New Or der in
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
.
S.
'lemon,
p
o
The increase in the total rem- into the community kitchen
li m ho by si nnoi sozd.
Al r. and Mrs. I. I). Friedman
1 ized is due almost entirely t o there in order to give idditionill
the giving in the middle Brack- nutrition to the internees. Daily
turd Mr and Mrs. Casper Cut- m e
soccer team of
, 4.0 Atlanta
City, currently touri
ler; Rabbi Jacob Spalter byMrs. • The
ets, proving once fore that De- shipments of oranges, banana:,
ng
Jacob
Friedberg and Hattie, this country, has as its coach the
troit is a middle-class con _ sardines and eggs are made at
lqorton
and
Aubery
Gittlema
•
former
mellIber
BEN GURION
of t }lc 11 1
nary, and that, aided by the large a cost of a pproximately $1,000 ..
I) ce
Team Palestine
_
Morris Silver, by Mr. and Mrs. t Soccer
numbers of givers in the smaller monthly. The Joint. Relief Coin- them for
H e i s Louis of
h life n
i the new settle- Abraham
Grosz, wi to r111110 to
brackets, these people were able mittee acts as an intermediary meats; care, trainin g and quid
to maintain a good record for betwe" the Tiscornia refugees ance for children of refugees; - hnebert 2 by Mr. and Mrs. SeY-
flour Frank ; Ails. Tena Solo- and for some years was a star
Detroit.
and their relatives. and facili- 7 -7-- .7.--.----, --.7-,--r-
player
on the
Brooklyn \Vnder.
mon,
by Mr. and Airs. Abraham errs
soccer
team.
Detroit's status as a giving t!ttes emigration for those in '
Glazer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
finer-
community has been improving line to receive American visas.
—
man, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
year after year, and today in
Marks, Air. and Mrs. Emil Loew-
rank of contributions to the
enberg and Mrs. J. S. Loewen-
United Jewish Appeal, Detroit Veteran
berg; Mrs. Henry Friedman, by
stands fourth, with only New
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Zemon, Mr.
York, Chicago and Cleveland
and Mrs. Seymour Frank and
outstripping it. Considering •that
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Pregerson ;
Detroit has again passed Cleve-
Airs. Fanny Sable by Mr. and
land in total amount raised, a
The Jewish War Veterans of
Airs. D. S. Zemon and Mr. and
final adjustment . of allocations t he United States a re nrenared
Airs. Ira Kaufman ; Alm Anna
to the constituent agencies may to cooperate with and assist any
Weiner, by Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
show Detroit moving up into local group in sponsoring. Amer
ris Luskin • Jacob Bielfield by
third place in the amount to be canism programs. including spe-
Herschell Hart, N. D. Humphries,
contributed during the coming cial patriotic celebrations, mor-
Miss Bette Smith, Miss Marion
year to great European, refu- ale building programs, honor
Taylor. Miss Betty Ann Warner.
gee and Palestinian services.
roll plaque presentations, school
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Weitzal ;
A strong community organiza- awards. and service men send
Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. Aug-
t ion and a developing under- offs, etc. The various posts in
wit, John Wedda, George Snyder,
standing of the problems in- the Department, either jndividu-
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kaufman an
volved, account for the steady ally or eollectively, will lend ft
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Luskin.
march which Detroit has been helping hand in these various
Contributions in honor of:
making toward the top among endeavors as well as the many
Birth of Wallace Roberts, Jr.,
American Jewish communities. other worth-while communal ac-
and Richard Stewart Berris, by
Only five years ago the commu- tivities and campaigns.
Dr. and Mrs. Max Newman ;
DRORA ROTHBARD
pity was raising $350,000 from
On Sunday, June 7, the Jew-
birth of Susan Engleman and
some 9,000 contributors, This ish War Veterans with Post 135 training of women for new — ,
year, it is approaching the $900,- and the Julius Rosenwald Post fields formerly occupied by men special short courses have been
000mark with 22,000 contribu- No. 218. of the American Le- only, who now have been mobi- organized to prepare women for
tors, so that there is an Allied zion
participate in a pro- lized for war, such as building special emergencies, in the ab-
Jewish Campaign contributor in gram sponsored by the Man's trades, road construction, gar- sence of the men workers. In
lEADER CARPET 011N ( In
practically every Jewish how Club of the Congregation Bnai age and motor services.
the last year the Pioneer Wo-
in the community.
men's
Organization
raised
close
Moshe at the Congregation at
a
In addition to these more
J.D.C. REPORTS GREAT
Dexter Blvd.. corner of Law- fundamental
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training courses, to $10,000 for regular work of
5-8400 •
NEED AMONG. CHILDREN
the Working Women's Council,
rence. On this occasion the con-
The Joint Distribution Corn- o.rea..a tion will unveil a plague
mittee executive committee was.. in honor of its sons and mem-
in formed of a communication re- hers `vim are now in the meal-
HER FIRST ORCHID! A new thrill added!
ceived by the Polish Embassy la c• United States armed forces.
; .. Something new's been added to Old
4.
from Ku ibyshev stressing the
on Jun" 1
Post 135 will
Golds, too ... for new smoking enjoyment!
great needs among the refugee hold " snecia 1 Flag Day service
children in Siberia, and indicat- at time they will rwesent
ing the desirability, if at all " 1 1 A in.rioan flair to a Purple
possible, of evacuating 50,000 Pea rt Veterans organization
• children from Siberia because the Veteran's Bide._ East Jef-
of the high mortality rate among forson• corner of Hastings St.
them. The number of Jewish DOWN RIVER POST
children in this group is un-
Down River Post. No. 225. will
known. This task is of almost Present an American flag. to the
impossible proportions; the only .tewish
svnagooue
at
River
feasible assistance which can Rouge. and a banquet
he
now be rendered is to send as hold in con hinetion with this
much concentrated food as pos. Elan. Day celebratio n at the Jew-
sible to the children. The J.D.C. Nit
headooarters
W ynn _
is now purchasing, in the United (Joffe, Sunday. June 14.
States and in Canada, about
Danny Cohen. commander of
$20,000 worth of dried milk for the Down River Post. has a
shipment to the children in number of tickets available to
Siberia.
the general public for the Army
The budget and finance corn- and Navy Relief all-star boxing
mittee reported that Treasury show, which will be held Satur-
licences have been received for day night, June 27. The Jewish
the payment of 17,750,000 escu- War Veterans are lending their
dos, or approximately $730,000, cooperation to the Military Or-
to cover the May sailings. der of the Purple Heart and
Through May 27, the J.D.C. ha., other Down River local groups
received total licenses of $9 , _ who are sponsoring this great
993,600 since December 7, o f fight card. The affair will take
which $2,102,000 was for trans- place at the Michigan Alkali
potation. Athletic Park in Wyandotte.
May appropriations of $509,- Frank Zamaris of Newark, N.
200 were approved, bringing the J.. well known tighter, will be
total approved from January on the card. Ty Tyson, Bob
through May, to $3,320,350. Hall, as well as many digni-
Cash advances during the same !titles of various civic and fra-
ia•riod, including an estimate ternal orders, will participate in
for the remaining days of May, this Army and Navy Relief pro-
amount to $2,788,000. gram.
Mexican Immigration Closed
A nv in formation regarding the
Further immigration to Alex-
War Veterans activities
ico has been closed as of May can be had by contacting either
*It's Latakia! (La-ta-kee'-a) a very flavorful
15, according to a new decree the respective posts or the State
Eastern Mediterranean tobacco. Added as a
issued by the Mexican Govern- Department in the Fox Bldg.,
men t. A careful check is being Detroit.
"seasoning" in New Old Golds, Latakia cre-
made in Lisbon of all those who
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ates a new, always delightful cigarette taste.
hold Mexican visas and are Women's Auxiliary
scheduled to sail in the near Jewish
Home for Aged
future. Dr. Schwartz advises
On Wednesday, June 00, Mrs.
that all of the visas have been T. Lebowitz of S. Liddesdale
thoroughly checked and investi- Ave.. will be hostess to the ex-
gated by the Mexican Consul in ecutive board of the Women's
Lisbon and representatives of Auxiliary of the Jewish Home
founded 1760
P. Lorillard Company,
the Mexican Government in for Aged at an outdoor grill
—blenders of fine tobaccos since
Casablanca, and that, under the luncheon. Matters vital to the
circumstances,
George Washington's day.
it is believed! organization will he discussed.

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