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June 1 , ), 1942

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Vance Lowry of
Wedgwood Repeats
Club Three 666 Had Demand Britain Yield
Harrowing Experience the Palestine Mandate

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Belgians and Dutch
Demonstrate Against
"Mogen Dovids" for Jews

FOR SALE - Dodge, '39, De- FOR RENT - Large, airy room
luxe sedan, radio, heater, seat
for gentleman in home of
covers. Excellent tires, only
adults. Good transportation.
BERNE (WNS) - Mass dem-
$450. call Sunday. 14459 Fair-
3791 Carter Ave., near. Dcx-
Vance Lowry, international ban-
onstrations protesting the order
mount Drive. Pin rise 6087.
LONDON.
(WNS)
-
Pro-Zion-
ter. Tyler 7-4137.
jo king, star of Bettie Taylor's
1st Lord Wedgwood rose from compelling Jews to wear the yel-
current musical
FOR RENT-Beautifully furnish-
sical hit, "Springtime a sick bed this week to repeat low "Mogen Dovid" (Star of
e d twin for gentleman in home FOR RENT - Furnished room Swingtin)e" revue, at Club Three his demand that Great Britain David) when appearing in pub-
in large six room flat. Two 666,
of three adults. Near bus and
experienced a terrifying turn over its Palestine mandate lic, took place this week in lead-
adults in family. Gentleman ordeal in attempting to flee
ing cities of Belgium and Hol-
ea r lines. Garage if desired.
or couple preferred. 4059 Elm- France at the time of the Nazi to the United States, a sugges- land in the face of Nazi threats
3026 West Grand Ave. Town-
invasion. Lowry, who has spent tion which he originally made of reprisals, according to infor-
hurst. Davison 2247.
send 6-7749.
- more than a quarter of a cell - two weeks ago in a radio broad- mation received here.
WOODHALL LAKE, 1, 2 or more YOUNG LADY w i sh es re fi ne d tury as an entertainer in the cast to America.
The largest demonstrations oc-
Lord Wedgwood, reading the
mulls with kitchen privileges.
young lady to share lovely Bel- prominent capitals of Europe, script of his broadcast, which curred in Brussels and Antwerp,
$10.00 a week and up. Vine-
crest apartment. Exchange ref- suddenly found himself among
with thousands of non-Jews, all
denounced
by
Viscount wearing a yellow "Mogen Dovid"
erences. Columbia 5700, Op t . thousands of refugees crowding was
wood 1-0400.
Cranborne,
British
Colonial
Sec-
1205. Call before 1 P . ol. or the roads of France in an effort retary, as
oil their coat sleeves, participat-
an incitement to ing. Greatly outnumbered by the
FOR RENT-Large, airy room
after 6 p. m,
to escal i the oncoming Nazi
for one or couple. Twin beds.
hordes, \ ith only a hurried-pack- civil war in Palestine," demand- demonstrators, Nazi police in
Home conveniences. Reason- TO SIIA RE--6 room flat with ed sate 1 its his sole possession. ed that the British Government those Belgian cities made no
immediately take steps to re- attempt to break up the demon-
able. 2010 W. Philadelphia.
father and daughter. 1639 W.
Lowr caught a ride for some
cruit a Jewish military force
Apt. 5.
Euclid.
distanc
on an artillery cais- from among refugees who had stration. Similar mass protests
took place in the Netherlands.
- son. A aged man and two eld-
Following the demonstrations,
STENOGRAPHER
- Half days FOR RENT - Nice, comfort- erlY omen had an automobile escaped from Hitlerism, to es-
on ly
tablish
a
home
guard
in
Pales-
the Nazi radio repeated the
. $65 a month, permuneni able furnished room, with t didn't know how to drive.
tine, and to arm and train the
position. Age 20-32. Apply
cross ventilation, for get le-
ntil they ran out of gas, Jewish volunteers "now ignom- warning that "effective meas-
Monday morning 9 :30-11 or
man, in new home of three Lowry drove them toward Vichy. inously serving in the Pioneer ures" would be taken against
Monday evening., 7 :30 to 8 :30,
adults. Stall shower. Good After that he slept beside the
those who manifested friendship
Corps."
Peoples State Loan Company,
transportation.
or sympathy for the Jews. The
2754 Taylor road while an unbroken line of
The
pro-Zionist
bitterly
denied
10919 Grand River at Oak-
Ave., near Lawton.
Tyler refugees trudged past. He found the charge that he was inciting population of the two occupied
nia n.
6-6966.
a perambulator in which to wheel violence in Palestine and re- countries was warned that strong
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- his satchel, and continued his iterated his contention that the reprisals would follow another
WANTED - Housekeeper, re-
liable woman, for home of WANTED - -Two employed flight on foot until he finally Palestine administration was public demonstration.
girls to share nice apartment. reached the River Loire at Pou-
employed couple with on
biased against the Jews.
Kitchen and telephone privi- illy.
child. Stay nights. Call Tyler
Lord Cranborne, rejecting his Unveiling
leges. 2635 Cortland Ave.,
German
soldiers
were
there
4-9314.
A monument in memory of
colleague's
three-point program,
near Linwood Ave. Apt 104. ahead of him. He was beside
characterized as "fantastic" Lord Samuel and Yetta Cooper will be
the
river
awaiting
his
turn
to
FOR RENT-Large, well fur- FOR RENT - Furnished room.
unveiled Sunday, June 21, at Oak-
be ferried across when a Ger- Wedgwood's allegation that offi- view Cemetery in Royal Oak at
nished room for one or two
Good transportation. 3306
cials of the Colonial office and
man
private
herded
the
crowd
in quiet home with small fam-
Richton Ave.
Palestine administration were "a 11 o'clock. Relatives and friends
to the top of the bank. There sinister gang of Fascists." He are invited.
ily. Telephone, shower. Good
transportation. 2237 Euclid FOR RENT - Nicely furnished a German sergeant singled him implied that the establishment
Ave. Tyler 6-4342.
large room for gentleman. out. He kickekd the banjo play- of a Jewish military force in
Rev. Cantor
Good transportation. 2740 er to one side and pushed his Palestine might lead to civil war
FOR RENT - Furnished room.
Jacob
perambulator
into
a
ditch.
In
Richton. Apt. 104. Townsend
Home privileges. Pleasant sur-
spite of his protest that he "which can hardly be regarded
Silverman .
7-6962.
as
a
satisfactory
solution
of
the
SURGICAL
roundings. Reasonable. Mrs.
wasn't in any war and that he Palestine problem."
MOREL
Brightman, 2628 Calvert Ave. FOR RENT - Pleasant room, was an American citizen with
25 Years'
Townsend 5-1482.
Practice
newly furnished, cross venti- passport proof, the sergeant left
Recommended by
lation, private porch. North- the private with his bayoneted Temple Israel
Physicians and
WANTED - Girl around 25 for
west section, good transporta- rifle pointed at the banjo player,
Ilospltals
grocery clerk. Hours 10 a. m.
tion. Garage available. Univer- promising to return and cut his
9371
The
Sabbath
eve
services
of
to 4 p. m. or 4 p. in. to 11)
throat as soon as he had counted Temple Israel are now being held
sity 3-7268.
Wildemere
p. in. $20.00 a week. Town-
his French prisoners. Lowry at 611 Boulevard Bldg. In the
TY. 4-0062
send 9-9848.
FOR RENT - Summer cottages. stood shivering, holding his red- absence of Cantor Tulman, who
Marriage«
Performed
4743 Woodhull Lake. Newly covered passport high, like a is away on his vacation, Mr.
FOR RENT - Furnished room
furnished,
modern
conven- little flag, so all would know William Gayman will sing the
with three windows and porch
iences, three bedrooms, facing they were killing an American. canto•ial parts of the service.
for lady or couple. Two adults
lake front. For further infor-
He had just about resigned
On Friday night, June 26, Stan-
The Well Known Rev.
in family. Kitchen privileges.
illation, call University 1-5642; himself to his fate when a Ger- ley Irwin Wise, son of Mr. and
Good
transportation.
Tyler
Morris Strasner.
man officer came by and asked Mrs. Robert Wise, will celebrate
Hyman Schulsinger
6-2887. 9671 Broadstreet.
what it was all about. Lowry
FOR RENT - Nice, furnished talked fast and the officer ans- his Bar Mitzvah.
of Cong.
FOR RENT - Large furnished
room for gentleman, in home wered him in perfect English.
Beth Tefilo
room for one or two. Home
of couple. Good transporta- The private was commanded to
Emanuel
privileges if desired. Good
tion. Tyler 4-6258.
Capable and
lower his rifle, and marched the
Specialized
transportation. 3710 Richton,
FOR RENT - Large, airy room. frightened Lowry off to talk to
apt. 209. Davison 6686.
NATHAN GOLDBERG
Cross ventilation. Excellent the commandant, who spoke
MOHEL
of
3783
Tyler Ave., 39 years old,
nothing
but
German.
Lowry
was
FOR RENT - Lovely furnished
transportation. $5.00 weekly.
Also Marriages
passed
away
June
8.
Funeral
glad
he
had
learned
some
Ger-
room. Beautyrest spring and
4334 Clements Ave., near Liv-
Performed.
man while playing his banjo in services were held June 9 at
mattress, shower. Every con-
ernois. Davison 8625.
Services In Eng-
Berlin. He talked fast as he had Chased Shel Emes. Interment at
venience. Excellent transpor-
lish and Yiddish
tation, parking. Housekeeping FOR RENT - Furnished room previously done, showing his Hebrew Memorial Park. Rabbi
1 934 Hazelwood
for two girls or employed passport and all his other pa- Joshua Sperka officiated. Mr.
optional. 2940 W. Chicago. off
couple. Twin beds, private lava- pers. At last he was told he was Goldberg is survived by his wife,
Tiler 6-6960
Lawton. Apt. 108. Call Tyler
tory. Would consider middli3 free. Lowry didn't want to con- Mary, his mother, Mrs. Bertha
5 4026.
aged lady to share room with tinue down the road at night, Goldberg, one sister, Mrs. Rose
FOR RENT - Large room, two
10-year-old boy and assist in with a chance of meeting an- Surwitz of New York, and six
beds, two clothes closets, priv-
light housekeeping. Reasonable other throat-cutting sergeant. brothers, Harry, Alex, Morris,
ate lavatory in new home.
rent. Good transportation. He was given a supper ration and Ruby, Abraham and Jack, all of
1212 Duane, two blocks west
Three adults in family. 3204 permitted to sleep in a truck Detroit.
of Dexter. Hogarth 6248.
until daybreak.
Sturtevant.
SOLOMON N. COHEN
Eventually, the American con-
2641 GLENDALE AVE.
sul at Lisbon advanced money passed away on June 16 at the
for his return to the United age of 80. He was the father of
TOwnsend 9-0344
U.J.A. Helps Refugee Children in Brazil
States. Lowry is writing a book Isadore Cohen and Wolf Cohen,
SURGICAL MOHEL
Vacation colonies to restore schools and health centers for about his life in Europe with well known figures in Jewish
refugee children to normal life refugee boys and girls. Above is a :startling reference to his har- communal life and active in Yes-
Marriages Performed
are maintained by the Joint Dis- general view of the vacation home rowing exodus. hivath Beth Yehuda, Young Is-
rael, and the Michigan Synagogue
tribution Committee in Brazil with near Rio de Janeiro. Below, refu-
funds which it receives fpm the gee youngsters relax during a Exiled Jews Form Advisory Conference.
Born in Minsk, Mr. Cohen came
United Jewish Appeal for Refu- play period in a country atmos- Council to Plan Post-
to America 43 years ago and had
gees, Overseas Needs and Pales- phere. The J. D. C. is a constitu-
Rev. Cantor
War
Rights
of
Jews
been a resident of Detroit for
tine. As part of its refugee re- ent agency, together with the
NEW YORK (WNS)-Promi , nearly four decades. He is sur-
DAVID
habilitation program in Central United Palestine Appeal and the
and South American countries, it National Refugee Service, of the rent Jews exiled from Jewish vived by his wife, Mrs. Bessie
GOLDEN
subsidizes local committees which unified nationwide campaign of communities in 13 Axis-dominat- Cohen, well known in Detroit phil-
net marts Fluorite
ed countries this week formed anthropic circles; three children,
provide for the establishment of the United Jewish Appeal.
M 0 II E 1.
the Advisory Council on Euro- Isadore, Wolf, and Mrs. Bernard
'Fi ' ler 8 0 190
pean-Jewish Affairs, which will Meyers of Chicago, and nine
M NMI ng Ceremo-
Sigma Theta Delta
nies Performed at
act in association with the grandchildren. The family is sit-
New Music Presented
Ilome and by Ap-
World Jewish Congress for the ting "Shivah" at 2269 Gladstone.
Installs Officers
pointment.
formation of plans to secure
By
Young
Detroiters
The Sigma Theta Delta So-
equal rights for Jews in the
BEN GOLDMAN
rority of Wayne University in-
post-war world.
died Wednesday at University
New music by three young De-
, ..,11ed its new officers at a for-
The Council, composed of 75
RECEPTACE8S
th:11 dinner party, Wednesday, troit musicians will be heard at elected members, adopted a reso- Hospital, Ann Arbor. Funeral
Garbage Ash and Rubbish.
June 17, at the Tropics. The an afternoon musicale, to he given lution providing for the restora- services were conducted in Detroit
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
.cers for the coming year at the home of their teacher, tion of all rights and property at Lewis Brothers' Chapel at 11
Guaranteed. Priced
Right
a.
m.
Friday.
Burial
took
place
installed by Pera Shapiro, Mary Carrick. at 1626 Cadillac to Nazi-oppressed Jewry in any
AMERICAN
in
Clover
Hill
Park
Cemetery,
[ring president of the sorority Ave., Shiulay, June 21 at 3:15 preliminary truce, armistice or
RECEPTACLE Co.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, of Con-
presently, vice-president of p. inn. Helga Martin, who is ten
gregation Shaarey Zedek, officiat-
579 Kenilworth
To. 8-51181
t1". Literati Club at Wayne years old, will present two songs treaty.
The resolution called for the
1h.
University.
from "A Patchwork of Pieces," following provisions to be en- ing. Mr. Goldman was born in liv
Elk Rapids, Mich., 62 years ago,
The new officers are: Presi- her first published book of songs acted by the United Nations at and had been a merchant in De-
dent, Nettie Seligson; vice-presi- and piano pieces. Also heard will the conclusion of hostilities: troit for 25 years. He lived at
MONUMENTS
&mt. Frances Wruble; recording be first performances of new 1. The total abolition of all anti- 8237 Linwood.
i - retary, Helen Yoscowitz; cor- piano music by Harriet Latt, age Jewish measures that have been
He is survived by a sister, Mrs.
LI. and Sara DiGaetano, age 18. enacted before and after the
-ponding secretary, Gertrude Newly
Lena Goldstein.
published piano nieces by
Weinstein; treasurer,
Dorothy
war by the Axis powers; 2. Un-
Miss Latt and Miss DiGaetano restricted right of all refugees
inter-sorority will
and
l ''”enberg;
MRS. LOUIS WASSERMAN
be
on
exhibit,
as
well
as
"A
' •icil representative. Sara h
and other victims of Nazi per- 66 years old, died Monday. Fun-
Patchwork
of
Pieces."
i mutter.
secution to return to their homes
Piano compositions of Beeth- or opportunities from which they eral services were held at Lewis
.\t the formal six new mem-
Bros. Chapel, 7739 John R St.
were formally initiated: oven, Clementi, Chopin, Rachman- were ousted; 3. Restoration or She leaves her husband, three
inoff,
Duhussey,
Villa-Lobos
and
len Cooper, Sylvia King, Reva
restitution of Jewish property daughters, Mrs. Morris Tobb, of
Lomer, Shirley Hirsh, Sarah Gian-Carlo Menotti will also be confiscated by the Axis on the
11 obrowitch, and Elaine Nagler. interpreted by Mrs. Carrick's stu- same terms as the restitution Kansas City; Mrs. Joseph Rach-
lin, of Toledo, 0.; and Betty
G nut ite and Marble M( ttttt meat pi
Flame Nagler received the award dents. Bridget Rizzo, Harriet Latt of non-Jewish property; 4. In- Wasserman; a son, Jerome; five
and
Sara
DiGaetano.
presented traditionally to the
sertion of legal guarantees brothers, Herman, Louis, Isadore,
7729 TWELFTH ST.
TVILER
outstanding new member.
against anti-Jewish discrimina- Joseph, and Dr. Milton M. Freed-
Keys were presented to five Goodman, Evelyn Pearlman, and tion in agreements providing for man; and three sisters, Mrs
Huated members: Jewel Klein, Fran Ross. These keys were the social rehabilitation of the Annie Bielfield, Mrs. Louis Gold-
Flowers for ail occasions-
population of Europe.
narlotte Pearlstien, M a r i a n gifts of Sigma Theta Delta.
berg and Mrs. Mollie Goldman. Dexter-Joy Florist. Tyler 6-6622.

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