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July 10, 1942

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Sisters of Zion
Mizrachi Install
Officers June 30

Maimonides Aux.
Elects Officers

The Drive for 40,000 pounds of
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clothing and funds being current-
m
rs. thel Abrams New
ly conducted by the Federation
for Polish Jews gained momen-
Pres.; Committees Named
rum this week with the enlisting
of a number of organizations to
On Tuesday afternoon, June
assist in the work. Mr. Gi . itobart. 30, in the foyer of Congregation
executive director of the local Shaurey "wick, the newly elected
headquarters, announces the fol- officers of the Sisters of Zion
lowing have pledged their sup- :11iz rac hi were installed.
Melawer, Radomer Aid,
poll:
Joshua S. Sperka,
install
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Radorner Friendly Society, Ruz- i Mrs.
f
himer, Lachovitcher, Pinsker, Gal- rig ()nicer, inducted into office
itz'aner, Beth Abraham Loan As- 'o• the coining year the follow-
officers:
Mrs.
sociation, Social Credit
Ethel
Group in g:
C
C.
Iams,
president; Mrs.
Si m
and Progressive Ladies Unterstit- Ar
sung Verein. In addition to mak- ()silos, Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, Mrs.
ing their own pledges in this cam- Abraham Storchan, Mrs. Esther
paign representatives of these Leiberman, vice-presidents; Mrs.
groups will assist in visiting other A. I). Markson, treasurer; Mes-
groups and enlisting their sup- dames Jacob Nosanchuk and
po•t. Members of t he special Abraham Dubrinsky, associate
committee appointed are Messrs. treasurers; Mrs. Abraham Kel-
Cohen, Gold, Imber, Joyrich, Ka- man, recording secretary; Mrs.
han, Kaminier and Laker.
Augusta Subar, financial secre-
A well attended social meeting tary; and Mesdames Rose White-
. MRS. A. S. ROGOFF
took place Wednesday, July 8, man and Isaac Shetzer, corres-
at Lachar's Hall on 12th St. This ponding secretaries.
The Maimonides Auxiliary has
gathering was sponsored by the
Annual reports were given by elected Mrs. A. S. Rogoff to suc-
American Federation for Polish the out-going president, Mrs. Jo- ceed Mrs.. Ezra Lipkin as presi-
- Jews and the Ezra Women's Divi- seph II. Kunin; the treasurer, dent at the last meeting. Also
sion. Mr. Zarski, Polish Consul Mrs. A. D. Markson, and the elected were the following:
in Detroit, addressed the meeting, recording, financial and corres-
Mrs. Nathan Kapetansky, first
and Benjamin Graubart, execu- ponding• secretaries, Mrs. Abi•- vice-president; Mrs. Adolph Low-
tive director of the Federation, ham Kelman, Mrs. Augusta Subar, enstine, second vice-president;
gave a report of the national con- and Mrs. Ethel Abrams, respec- Mrs. Marvin B. Levy, recording
vention recently held in Atlantic tively.
secretary; Mrs. Fred M. Barbas,
City. A fine musical program was
The speaker of the afternoon corresponding secretary; Mrs.
also given. Harry Weinberg was was Mrs. Abraham Danzig, re- Henry Small, treasurer; Mrs.
toastmaster. • gional chairman of the Mizrachi David Kliger, auditor.
Everyone is urged to participate Women's Org.. of America. Her
The following chairmen were
in the drive for funds and cloth- talk centered about the Three appointed: Mrs. Harold B. Roth-
ing. A special agreement has
1Veeks and the organization's aid bart, chairman of publicity; Mrs.
been concluded whereby the first to Palestine.
Leo Orecklin, chairman of pub-
shipment of clothing to be sent
lic relations; Mrs. Nathan Ka-
Committee Chairmen Appointed
abroad will be transported by
Mrs. Abrams announced the petansky, chairman of programs;
Russian vessels. Volunteers are
appointment of the following Mrs. Edward Robbins, co-chair-
urged to communicate with local
chairmen for the year: General man of programs; Mrs. Adolph
headquarters to assist in prepar-
chairman and co-chairman for Lowenstine, chairman of enter-
ing the clothing for this first ship-
tainment; Mrs. Marvin Levy, co-
ment. Arrangements can be made donor luncheon, Mrs. Jacob No-
chairman of entertainment; Mrs.
to have your contributions of sanchuk and Mrs. A. D. Mark-
Julius R. Gitlin, chairman of hos-
clothing picked up if you are un- son, respectively; chairman of
pitality; Mrs. Ira Falk, chairman
able to bring them to the office. reservations, Mrs. Isaac Shetzer;
The office is open daily, except souvenir journal chairman, Mrs. of membership; Mrs. Harold B.
Rothbart, co-chairman of mem-
Saturday, from 10 to 5 o'clock, Ida Goldsmit h, co - chairmen,
bership.
at 9124 Linwood Ave., Tyler 7- Mesdames Stun Osnos and Joseph
H. Kunin; program and cultural
9650.
chairman, Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka,
co-chairman, Mrs. T. Segal; mem-
bership . chairman, Mrs. Abraham
C'aplan, co-chairman, Mrs. Au-
gusta Subar; publicity chairman,
(Continued from Page 4
Mrs. Clara Solomon; Jewish Na-
ing at such small comforts to tional Fund chairman, Mrs. Ida
NEW YORK CITY (WNS)-
justify himself on his birthday. Israel; war activities chairman,
Newark, N. J. led all the cities
Mrs. R. Cronenwald, co-chairman,
I
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of America in the percentage in-
011 EHOW all of this brought Mrs. Esther Leiberman; tele-
crease of its welfare fund, ac-
phone
squad—Mesdames
Jos.
II.
up the matter of Jews. Mr.
cording to the figures made pub-
Segal is himself a Jewish gentle- Kunin. Harry Goldstein, Isaac lic by the Council of Jewish Fed-
man. It occurred to him that Shetzer, Morris Pollack, Augusta erations and Welfare Funds.
being Jewish didn't mean to him Subar, Iacob Nosanchuk, A. D. Newark raised 51 per cent more
what it did in some of his earlier Markson and Sam Osnos; flower than last year.
years. He remembered the time fund chairman, Mrs. Esther Leib-
With more than half of the
when to him being Jewish meant erman, co-chairman, Mrs. Abra- annual spring campaigns complet-
something separate. Ile surround- ham Dubrinsky; hospitalers, Mes- ed and the remainder in the final
ed himself with a spiritual and dames I,. Honigman and R. Cro- stages, the record shows that
intellectual ghetto that was cen- nen•ald; refreshment committee. many welfare funds achieved
tral to all human life; the pain Mesdames Pauline Adler and A. gratifying results while a few,
of Israel was exclusive, as if it Kelmano•itz; hostess committee, mostly in the larger cities, re-
were a special bundle of pain Mesdames M. Shaw and Abra- ceived set-hacks in their first Will
time drives.
apart from the big load of hu- ham Storchan.
Refreshments were served by
Most of the increases-55 out
man pain.
Mr. Segal thought that on this, Mrs. Morris Pollack in honor of of 102 campaigns reporting, ex-
his birthday, he could congratu- her (laughter's marriage. Mrs. ceeding their 1941 results—oc-
late himself. By evolutionary Pauline Adler assisted. Enter- cu•red in the intermediate and
process he had emerged from his tainment was furnished by Hil- smaller cities. The larger cities,
with the exception of Detroit, did
exclusive cocoon and was preen- lel L. Abrams, vocalist.
On Sunday, Aug. 9, the organ- not fare so well. The 34 com-
ing his feeble wings to fly high
toward the sunlight with all ization is sponsoring an excursion munities for which complete cam-
paign figures are available, raised
others of good will. A dazzling to Bob-Lo Island. For informa-
$2,183,•00. Among the larger
flight of idealism toward thy tion call the chairman, Mrs.
cities, Detroit set the pace com-
dawn of brotherhood. Men of Abraham Kelman, Tyler 4-0327;
ing through with an increase of
good will rising high on winged Mrs. ,Joseph II. Kunin, Tyler
$50,000 over last year. Minneap-
ideals to show mankind the way. 4-2481. or Mrs. Ethel Abrams,
olis ended its campaign with $183,-
The pain of Israel was not Tyler 7-5733.
000, about $40,000 more than last
separate from the agony of man-
year. Indianapolis attained $171,-
kind; it was all in one bundle.
234, a healthy increase over its
CORRECTION
There was no separate Jewish
1941 figures of $140,071. Hart-
destiny; it • was all in one family In the issue of July 3, there
ford reported $205,093, as against
and there could be no justice for inadvertently appeared in the $164,253 last year.
Jews apart from justice for all wedding item of Warner-Siegel,
A major deterrent to the first
mankind. When there was jus- the name of Jack Kaufman as war-time campaigns appeared to
lice for the whole human farm- Ensign, in the list of ushers. The be the almost uniform reduction
fly, when every man had his just correct list should have read: in the "big gifts" class. Adverse-
due of living and livelihood, Ensign Edward Warshawsky, Dr. ly affected by this factor were
there would also be justice for Jack Warner, Max Weinberg and Chicago, San Francisco, Pitts-
the Jews. Yes, he thought, how Jack Kaufman.
burgh and Cleveland.
dogs snarl and get savage when
there are too few bones to go
around.
Mr. Segal rather liked the idea
of a multitude of bright wings
arising toward the dawn of
brotherhood. It was a pleasing
A distinct service to the poor apply at our offices and will be
picture woven in the smoke of and needy Jewish families of De-
given the same consideration as
llis pipe. It illuminated the dark- troit is now being offered by
ness of his birthday: Tobruk gone Lewis Bros., funeral directors. any person ordering the costliest
and what's to become of Sevas- Actuated by purely philanthropic funeral. All applications will be
topol? The next hundred years motives this firm is providing handled directly by our organiza-
surely are going to be better. complete free burials to persons tion and will be held in strictest
thought Mr. Segal in the rapt of no means who otherwise would confidence without subjecting the
spell of his vision. He hoped to be dependent upon charitable applicant . to any embarrassment.
live to see it all, and, emerging agencies for this service.
This procedure has been arranged
Speaking of this innovation, so that it will not be necessary
from the aura of his smoke, he
went bravely into the new year Dan Lewis elaborated, "There are to apply to any social agency or
of his life,
absolutely no strings attached to charitable group."
this offer. Any Jewish resident
Needy persons are urged to
of Detroit who cannot afford the take advantage of this liberal
— BUY WAR BONDS! — expense of a grave and burial may offer.

SEGAL

Effect of War on
Welfare Drives
Revealed in Report

S

LEWIS BROS. OFFER FREE BURIALS
TO INDIGENT JEWS OF DETROIT

9

Not Hitler Alone, But
All Germany Guilty,
Says Emil Ludwig

We Salute You, Mr. Soldier

We salute you, Mr. Soldier,
For the service you are giving,
We're proud to know that men
would (lie,
To keep democracy living!

LOS ANGELES (WNS) —Not
only should the German people be
deprived of arms after the war,
We salute you, Mr. Soldier,
but the German school system
For the courage your possess,
must be placed in the hands of
We're glad to know that men
non-Germans, Emil Ludwig, dis-
like you.
tinguished German Jewish refu-
Would fight for happiness.
gee man of letters, tol a gather-
ing of school teachers here this
We salute you, Mr. Soldier,
week.
For proving you're the kind,
"A Gallup poll," said Dr. Lud-
wig, "shows that 70 per cent of That could sacrifice a home and
job,
Americans feel that they are fight-
And leave loved ones behind!
ing against Hitler and not against

the German people. This is a
false and dangerous belief which
will lead to the same deceptions
as the last war. The German
warrior people as an entity, guid-
ed by its intellegentsia, first fol-
lowed the Kaiser and now a pro-
letarian in the desire to conquer
the world. Ilitler is Germany.
"We can effectively protect our-
selves against the war passion of
the German people only by tak-
ing out of their hands for a cer-
tain time three things: Arms,
education and government. With
peace, every weapon, inside the
German frontiers, every gun in
the hands of a soldier or a police-
man should be carried by a non-
German.
"Education must fall into the
hands of non-Germans who can
speak German. Religion, history,
philosophy—all teach principles
foreign to the German character
and can only be infused gradu-
ally—tolerance towards other races
and acknowledgement that the
spirit is superior to force.
"As no one knows when the
Germans will be ripe for self-
government, the first years after
a peace, a protective government
like the one the English for 40
years exercised in Egypt should
reign in Germany. What I propose
is not a punishment but a tem-
porary declaration of political
immaturity."

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Heat at Rosenson's Resort

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an ideal vacation far from the
terrific heat of the city, and yet
enjoy all the comforts of home,
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Haven, Mich., provides the ideal
solution.

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gayety and relaxation, you can
forget all the cares of the world.
Modern, up-to-the-minute rooms,
wonderful home cooked meals, plus
convenience for all sports and
activities, and congenial company
assure a vacation at Rosenson's
which will he a never-to-be-for
gotten experience.
A beautiful new recreation hall,
built just last year, assures
plenty of fun at all times.
For further information or rates
write directly to Rosenson's Lake
Park Resort, South Haven, Mich.
There is free bus service to the
door.

IVe salute you, Mr. Soldier,
For that everlasting grin,
That shows you still can laugh
and smile,
And take it on the chin.

\Ye salute you, Mr. Soldier,
For everything you've done,
And we'll sing your praises loud
and long,
Until this war is won!
—Doris Lee Abramsohn.

Palestine Government
Takes Control of Industry

JERUSALEM (WNS)—As a
war measure, the Palestine Gov-
ernment today published a decree
empowering the Government to
take control of any enterprise
in the country essential to the
interests of public safety. A joint
conference of the Histadruth and
other groups tlis week issued a
statement to the effect that "no
sacrifice is too great to speed
up the war effort," adding "that
even the strictest Torah regula-
tions regarding the Sabbath may
be waived for this purpose."

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