A merica 'elvish Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 942 July 10, 1942 sly" eon Eve Fri. he tarp of 'ery. 611 at ode Try tgh. are tatts em. ork a Red 115, oh" or eta ex. av- the m e ?ri- ar. at uol as• 18(1 of Ila is- ed He t•, Ax is Hopes to Make Mufti The Ruler of Palestine LONDON (\VNS) — The Axis has already completed full plans for the occupation of Palestine, , ac cording to a copy of the Nazi publication, the "Donau Zeitung" reaching here. According to these Axis plans, Mussolini proposes to combine Transjordan with Pales- tine and place the Mufti, arch foe of Jews and fugitive from English justice, as ruler over the two countries, The Transjordan area is now an Independent coon- t• y ow which reigns the Emir Abdullah. Mussolini, according to this same newspaper, plans to settle in Palestine the Italians who were forced to flee from Ethiopia. The Italian broadcasting stations, aug- mented by Nazi stations, continue an almost unceasing radio propa- ganda among the Arabs. The Axis broadcasts promise the Arabs that when they take possession, the Arabs will be allowed to con- fiscate all Jewish wealth. They appeal to the Arabs to withdraw all of their deposits from Jewish banks, and ask the Arabs to wel- come and assist their invading troops on arrival. — BUY WAR BONDS! — Palestine Jewish Soldiers Arrive to Reinforce Egypt LONDON (WNS)—The Turk- ish radio at Istanbul reports that a large contingent of Jewish soldiers from Palestine has ar- rived in Egypt to reenforce the British troops there. That many Jews have been taking part in the fighting against Rommel, was charged by the Rome radio which declared that the Axis had taken many prisoners among Jews serv- ing. with De Gaulle's Free French forces. SOUTH HAVEN, MICH. h- as For Your Vacation Stop At p, ni \ ■ • 0- Grand Park Hotel Opposite Park on Dykman Ave. In Smith Haven, Mich. 'rte only modern large hotel near beach and all activities that Is operating European Plan. Do not spend your time waiting for the ■ limier bell. Mr. and Mrs. N. Becker YASHENOVSKY'S "NORTH SHORE VALLEY" RESORT Rabbinical Assembly Favors Federal Union to Regulate International Relations BAY CITY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn have as their guests their children, NEW YORK (WNS)—An ap- Dr. and Mrs. David Kahn of poach to the ideal of a Federal Chicago. Union of all the nations was urged in resolutions adopted at the con- Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rowan eluding session of the Rabbinical left on Saturday for Chicago to Assembly held this week. The attend a Bnai Brith convention, resolution called for the estab- and the former was installed as lishment of an international auth- committeeman for Michigan. ority, to which each constituent nation should delegate some por- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine and tion of its sovereignty, for the :11r. and Mrs. Erwin Sherman ar, , exercise of whatever powers may spending a few days in Chicago Ix' necessary to regulate inter- combining business and leasure. national relations in the common Honoring Mrs, William Stein interests of humanity. While the abuses of nationtilism of Freeport, Tex., who was the were decried, the right of the former Miss Shirley Wolf, Miss Jewish people to Palestine as its Betty Goodgall entertained With national home was reaffirmed. a recent party at her home on The convention went on record as N. Jackson St. Mo. Stein is favoring the establishment of a here with her husband and small Jewish Commonwealth when the son, visiting her parents, Mr. and Jews of Palestine became a ma- Mrs. Harry Wolf, of N. bet:- jority of the population. This s011 St. Prizes at cards were won Jewish Commonwealth, it was by Miss Alice Wirt, Miss Ruth further recommended, should be- Benson and Mrs. Stein, The come a member nation of the other guests included the Misses Federal Union. For the Arab Florence Voight, Florine Robin- population, the right of living in son, Janet Robinson, Rose Tay- one of their own national states, lor, Lenore Lese, Shirley Blu- or of enjoying full personal and menau, Florence Kronen, Yvette group rights in Palestine, if they Brenner, and Naomi Taylor. chose to reside•there, was upheld. Of interest to his many friends The Rabbinical Assembly adopt- ed plans for a campaign to raise is the announcement of the mar- a quarter of a million dollars riage of Lieut. Leonard Kessler, for the Jewish Theological Sem- Camp Barkeley, Tex., son of Mr. inary next year. Rabbi Louis and Mrs. Samuel Kessler, of N. Levitsky was chosen president of Grant St., to Miss Esther Dre- bin, (laughter of Mrs. Max Dre- the organization, bin, of Chicago, which took place Sunday, June 27, in the Belden Jewish Youth Girls to Stratford Hotel in Chicago, with Act as U. S. 0. Hostesses Rabbi Emery Glancz, formerly of Bay City, and a personal Sunday, July 12, 10 girls from friend of the bridegroom, of- the League of Detroit Jewish ficiating. Youth will travel to Fort Custer The ceremony, which was wit- to act as hostesses at the U.S.O. nessed by about 90 guests, was Center in Battle Creek. held. beneath a bower of small This will be the third bi-weekly white lilies and the canopy, OM made by Detroit, girls to which led up to the bower, was Custer, where Herman Levin, Jew- also covered with lilies. ish ‘Velfare Board representative, The bride wore a gown of white arranges picnics, dances and organdie in redingote style, fea- games for Jewish servicemen. Once a month a contingent of tured with a wide skirt, short girls entertains the boys from sleeves, a sweetheart neckline, Selfridge Field at the USO Cen- and the bottom of the skirt was ter in Mt. Clemens. Jewish host- edged in a wide band of white esses are regularly supplied to lace. She wore a short, double the USO Center in the Hammond veil, and carried a bouquet of Bldg. and are available for all white lilies—like those in the special affairs sponsored by the bower. Her sister, Mrs. Samuel USO. Gould, who was matron-of-honor, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT RECEIVES REPORT OF JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF U. S. FROM NATIONAL COMMANDER wore a green organdie gown, room of the hotel which was styled like that of the bride, and decorated in white. A large three- carried a bouquet of white lilies. tiered wedding cake centered the The bride's toothier, Mrs. Max table. Drehin, wore a peach lace din- Lieut. and Mrs. Kessler left ner gown with white accessories, immediately for Camp Barkeley, and it corsage of pink roses, and Abiline, Tex., where they will MI's. Kessler chose a black lace make their home. dinner dress with black acces- Guests present were the bride- sories, and a corsage of pink groom's parents, MI'. and Mrs. roses. Attending the bridegroom Samuel Kessler, Miss Ethel, and in the ceremony was his brother, Miss Libbie Kessler, Mr. and Lieut. Harold Kessler, of the sta- Mrs. Harry D. 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Benjamin Kaufman, National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States, Holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor, and J. George Fredman, Past National Commander and Editor of the "Jew- ish Veteran," official publication of the organization, called on Presi- dent Roosevelt to present the annual report of activities of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States to the President. The report pre- sented to the President was particularly concerned with the raising of $180,000 to buy pursuit planes for the government. Washington, D. L., June 16— President Roosevelt expressed sat- isfaction with the war activities of the Jewish War Veterans of the United States at a halt hour con- fere.nce in the White House held on June 16th. President Roosevelt received the report of activities from Benjamin Kaufman, National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans of the U. S., holder of the Congressional Medal of Honor, and J. 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