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The Detroit Musician's Assn.
celebrates its 22nd anniversary
Monday evening, July 20. Preced-
ing this is the installation of
association officers, followed by a
musical program and reception.
The time is 8 until 10 p. m., and
takes place at the Detroit Asso-
ciation of Women's Clubs, 5461
Brush st. at Ferry.
This is a colored organization,
the oldest of its kind in the City,
and was instrumental in present-
ing for the first time here, or any-
where, Verdi's Aida (a second
production of same opera), and
later Carmen. These in 1938, 1939
and 1940. The Aida presentation,
by an all-colored cast, was at the
Detroit Institute of Art.
A broadcast over International-
Good Will Hour, WJLB Radio
Station, will be given Sunday
evening, July 19, 11 to 11:15 p.
King Peter Tells Zionists
He is With Them
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
young King Peter of Yugoslavia
is enthusiastic about building
Palestine as a Jewish homeland.
Ile indicated this to a group of
American Zionists who called on
him at his suite in the Waldorf
Astoria. The Zionists, the King
said, "had made the Holy Land
flow again with milk and honey.
I was particularly impressed
with the modern large scale col-
onization work on land which
had long been neglected and
thought to be uncultivateable.
It was heartening to see in those
days of destruction the fine spirit
and the work by young and old
men whose purpose is to build.
not break down. The Jews of
Palestine who are today fighting
in the British units in Egypt and
in the RAF over many areas are
brothers in arms of the Yugo-
slav patriots who are harrassing
and killing the foe on Yugoslav
soil."
Yanks Arrive in Tel
Aviv and Feel at Home
and
it's.
TEL AVIV, Palestine (WNS)
—A new and inspiring sight is
now to be seen in the all-Jewish
city of Tel Aviv. It is that of
American air pilots strolling
down Allenby St. or stopping
at a store to get some of that
frozen "Glida" (which is the
way they say ice cream in Heb-
.rew)• Others stop at the bar
where there is a sign, "We speak
American."
At present, only a vanguard
of American pilots have arrived,
but everybody in Tel Aviv has
passed the word that "the Yanks
are coining" and the expectation
is that they will soon be here
in large numbers. In anticipa-
tion, many of the restaurants
have undergone changes of no-
menclature. You can now find,
for example, one restaurant
called The New York Eats, which
should be plain enough for an
American even if he is not a
Harvard graduate.
The Palestinians are definitely
happy that the Yanks are com-
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Palestinian Jewish
Soldiers Decorated
JERUSALEM (WNS) — Six
Palestinian soldiers were decor-
ated by the British military com-
mand for heroism in the fighting
in the Middle East. At the same
time, two Jewish officers of the
Australian army serving in the
Middle East were honored. The
Australian Jewish officers aro
Col. J. Stigrad, who was made
a commander of the British Em-
pire, and Major A. Fineberg.
The Palestinian Jewish soldiers
who were cited included Ser-
geant Max Eistenberg, and Cor-
porals Berlin, Hirscheimer and
Robinson of Jerusalem, and Air-
craftsmen Brandt of Kiryat
Ilayim and Toich of Tel Aviv.
British Officers Laud Jewish
Police of Palestine
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
• ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs. Charles D. Solovich
Named Vice-President of
Grand
District Lodge No. 6
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hoffman of Glynn Court announce the
engagement of their (laughter, Gloria, to David Casman, son of
Mrs. Fanny Casman of Wildemere Ave. The wedding will be an
event of Aug. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell D. Solovich of Elmhurst Ave., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Marcia Lee, to Robert Frank
Kaye, son of Mrs. Bertha Kaye, of W. Philadelphia Ave.
Mrs. Ethel Craine of LaSalle Blvd. announces the engagement
of her daughter, Nellie, to Albert .1. Wykoff, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Wykoff of Cortland Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris of Oakman Blvd. announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Belrose, to Gilbert G. Golding, son of Mrs.
M. Sosnick of Tracey Ave. The bridgroom-elect is completing 11:s
course of study in Officers Candidate School at Fort Knox, Ky.
Upon his graduation July 26, a reception will be held at the bride-
elect's lame in honor of the engagement.
• WEDDINGS
July 18—Miss Sophie Wilensky, daughter of Ntr. and Mrs.
Albert Wilensky, to Captain Benjamin Abrams, son of Mr. anl
Mrs. Samuel Abrams, of Chicago, III. Captain Abrams is stationed
at Camp Custer.
July 26—Miss Miriam Elizabeth Levin, daughter of Profes-
sor and Mrs. Samuel M. Levin, to Stanley B. Friedman, son of
Mrs. A. Friedman of Shaker heights, 0.
July 26—Miss Rae Ehrinpries, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Ehrinpries of Burlingame Ave., to Israel J. Simon. Rabbi Morris
Adler will officiate.
July 26—Miss Eleanor Reitler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Reiller of Elmhurst Ave., to Julius Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Shapiro.
July 26—Miss Ethel Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Schwartz of 3236 Webb Ave., to David Steinman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Steinman of St. Paul, Minn.
July 26—Miss Adele Pauline Weinstein, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Weinstein of Brighton, Mass., to Ensign Peter K. Morse,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Morse of Wildemere Ave., at one
p. nt., Hotel Kenmore, Boston, Mass.
Aug. 2—Miss Pearl Rosenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.
Rosenberg of Harmon Ave., to Arthur Foreman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lew Foreman of San Juan Drive.
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Capture Axis Claims
JERUSALEM (Palcor) — An
early unauthorized report to the
effect that thousands of Palestin-
ian Jewish soldiers were captured
by the Axis when Tobruk fell was
not supported in an official state-
ment issued here today by the
military authorities to the effect
that the Palestinian casualties in
the Western Desert campaign up
to July '7 consisted of seven taken
prisoner at Tobruk and two
wounded in action. The Italian
radio stations had boasted of the
higher number of Palestinian Jew-
ish prisoners.
The military communiue issued
here states that there is no rec-
ord of any Pioneer personnel cap-
tured or any member of the Wo-
men's Auxiliary Territorial Serv-
ice captured or killed by the
enemy.
Jews Barred From Paris Blvd..
VICHY (WNS) — The Nazi
"Paris Zeitung" in a news story
MRS. CHARLES D. SOLOVICH this week declares that Jews in
Pars from now on will not be
Mrs. Charles D. Solovich of permitted to walk on the main
17574 Roselawn, Detroit, was boulevards. They are also for-
elected to the office of first vice bidden to patronize restaurants
president of the Women's District and theaters and must limit their
Grand Lodge No. 6 at the 10th purchases to a specified number
annual convention recently held of stores.
over the July 4th week-end at
the Stevens Hotel in Chicago.
Mrs. Solovich, who is a prac-
ticing attorney in Detroit for
the past 10 years and who is past
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president of the Detroit Pisgah
Auxiliary and has served as re-
gional chairman of the National
War Service Committee of Bnai
Brith and District No. 6, and also
for two years has been president
The Aerial Camera for use od
June 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Kopel I. Kahn (Sylvia Estelle Key- of the Women's Michigan Bnai 'Scout and Observation and Recon•I
Brith Council, has earned for naisance planes is essential to both)
well), a daughter, Susan Elaine.
June 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Guttenberg (Elaine Mavis) herself the position to which she the Army and Navy air forces in
has now been elected.
panning battle formations and in ob=
of 2488 Buena Vista Ave., a son, Stuart Mark.
Mrs. Solovich announces that taining information on enemy forth-
July 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ittigson (Lucille Kollin, for-
in addition to the extensive war IL:ations and movements. They look
merly of Pontiac), of 225 Merton Rd., a son, Joel Edwin.
service program of the District something like a cannon, and cost
for the coming year, there will about $3,900 apiece.
be in addition the remodeling and
JWV Auxiliary Head,
furnishing of the new Bnai Brith
Miriam Hoffman,
MICHIGAN — Bette Davis, Hillel Foundation at Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Solovich also announces
Olivia DeHavilland, George Brent
Presides at Meet
and Dennis Morgan in the Pul- that Mrs. Saul Roseman of De-
itzer Prize winning novel "In troit has been elected to the gen-
State Dept. Organized
This Our Life," opens on the eral committee of the district and
at Local Conference
screen of the Michigan Theater has been appointed by the presi-
starting Friday. "In This Our dent, Mrs. Albert Schneider of
Miriam G. Hoffman of New Life," affords Bette her most Chicago, as district chairman of
York City, national president of vixenish role since that she Hillel.
the Ladies Auxiliaries of Jew- played in "Of Human Bondage,"
ish War Veterans, was the wel- and as a result she turns in one Ladies Yeshiva to Hold
come guest of the Detroit Ladies of the top film performances of Tag Day on Aug. 9
The aerial cameraman can plot
Auxiliaries of JWV and she the year. In the same program
presided over the 5th regional the Michigan will present "Al-
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth aide territories In bold relief so
assembly held here at the Book- ways In My Heart," featuring Yehuda have received a permit .hat Army or Navy Intelligence can
Cadillac Hotel on July 11 and 12. 15-year-old Gloria Warren, new to have a "Flower Tag Day" at .n:ke accurate measurements of en.
Her splendid leadership inspired singing sensation, • with Walter Mt. Clemens, Mich., Sunday, Aug. 'my t:rr:tory. V:e need many of
the work here immensely.
Huston, Kay Francis and Bor- 9. All proceeds collected will be ',5,cse cameras so reczr,sary to the
A program was carried out rah Minnevitch and his Harmon- used for the ladies' share of the
r arms of the A7my end Navy.
maintenance of the new building. 'ou can help buy thou with your
by Posts 135, 230 and 190 of ica Rascals.
Mrs. Hyman Rottenberg, pres-
JWV and its Ladies Auxiliaries.
a -..cs of War 2^nds. Invest al
There were sight-seeing tours
UNITED ARTISTS — William ident, asks the wholehearted sup-
ast ten percent of your income ev-
port
and
cooperation
of
the
gen-
for the guest commanders and Powell and Hedy Lamarr in the
ry ray eay. ar.d your county
a joint luncheon and reception midwest, pre-release premiere of eral public to help make this day a OV:i. is '" rand Quota.
and a well attended patriotic a strange new film, "Crossroads," a huge success.
assembly held at the Shaarey will open on Thursday at the
Zedek Synagogue Saturday eve- United Artists Theater. On the
ning, July 11. This was fol- same program the United Artists
lowed by open house at the offers "Affairs of Martha," which
Book-Cadillac.
stars Marsha Hunt, Richard
Benjamin Kaufman, the na- Carlson and Barry Nelson. The
tional commander of the Posts film formerly titled "Once Upon
Natural Beauty
of .JWV, gave an inspiring ad- a Thursday," is a story of a
dress. Miriam G. Hoffman add- maid who turns novelist and
ed her cordial message. Rabbi tells "all" much to the discom-
Leon Frans gave the invocation fiture of the family for which
and Rabbi Morris Adler the she works.
Of Northern Michigan
closing prayer. Fred Butzel
made reminiscing remarks.
• The Only Kosher Resort
Genial Hospitality
usiness and deliberations Stein's Guests Attend
• In the Pint Forests of Northern Michigan
were well covered at the region- Interlochen Concert
• Half-Mile Private Bathing Beach
al sessions. A uniformed drill
• Tennis, Golf, Boating, Fishing
was given by the Ladies Auxil-
• Private Playgrounds and Counsellor for Children
The guests at Stein's Clover
iary Of Post 135 of JWV. The Lodge enjoyed a very interest-
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If
You
Come by Greyhound Bus or Train—Stein's Will Meet
new Ladies Auxiliary to the ing week-end. Trips were taken
You in Traverse City.
Lawrence Jones Post 190, JWV to the various Indian trails and
was duly installed at 4 p.
the sand dunes, and a special
Sunday, July 1, at the Book- treat was enjoyed with a visit
Cadillac. Mrs. Benjamin Cowan to the Interlochen Music Camp,
ON GRAND TRAVERSE BAY—OMENA, MICHIGAN
national trustee, acted as in- at Interlochen, Mich. The con-
CALL MRS. KOMAROFF — UNIVERSITY 1.6172
stalling officer.
cert heard was presented by the
The important event which noted • pianist and conductor,
followed the closing of the 5th Percy Grainger. On Saturday
regional assembly was the birth night, (lancing and a floor show
THERE WILL BE NO NEW DOWN COMFORTERS OR PILLOWS
of the Michigan State Depart- were arranged by the social di-
PLAY SAFE—LET US RENOVATE YOURS LIKE NEW NOW
ment of Ladies Auxiliaries of rector, Miss Shirley Subar. Sev-
JWV which was instituted on eral guests arrived from Wash-
Monday evening, July 13, at 8:30 ington, D. C., to visit Mr. and
p. ni. at the Veterans Bldg., 704 Mrs. Feldman.
8823 TWELFTH STREET (our only store)
TYLER 4-6728
E. Jefferson. It was presided
Parking in Rear of Store
over by Miriam G. Hoffman.
13,000 Jewish Refugees
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Downtown Theaters
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STEIN'S CLOVER LODGE
J. TRAURIG
Ludwig Lore, Well Known Arrived in U. S. This Year
JERUSALEM (WNS) — High Newspaper Writer, Dead
NEW YORK (WNS)—A total
oraise was paid this week by
British officer to the Jewish Settle-
ment Poliie of Palestine. The
police are recruited for the most
part of those who are too old
or physically unfit for military
service. Nevertheless, British offi-
cers say, that in the event of an
emergency, the police may be
counted upon in a full military
way.
Figures Disprove Tobruk
NEW YORK (WNS)—Ludwig
Lore, who in recent years achieved
cons:derable reputation as a news-
paper columnist, died here this
week. He was 67 years old. For
many years he was editor of a
German Socialist paper, and lat-
er became a leading contributor
to English newspapers. He was
of German-Jewish extraction.
of 13,000 Jewish refugees found
a haven in the United States
during the fiscal year, ending
last June. This is the figure an-
nounced by the National Refu-
gee Service. The coming of
these refugees (luring the past
12 months faced the most diffi-
cult circumstances conceivable,
says the report.
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