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• ENGAGEMENTS
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ENGAGED
Bnai Brith Aids U. S.
Expeditionary Forces
Th . . and Nlrs. Sol S. Vineherg of Virginia l'a rk, formerly o
Aloft Rea I. Quebec, Canada, announce the betrothal of their daugh-
ter, Shirley Nlarguerite, to Irvin Jerome Roth, son of NI ti.
:M•s. Sant Baum of LaSalle Blvd.
Mrs. Ethel Cra in e of LaSalle Blvd. announces the engagenl11 1
of her daughter, Betty, to Arthur L. Benson, son of ND.. and
.011s. Louis Benson of Strathinoor Ave.
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wAsillNGT()N ( ‘1' NS ) — Ex-
pansion of Bnai Brit h's war-time
cooperation with the American
Red ('Toss to include assistance
in furnishing hospitality and rec-
reational facilities to F'.xpediticut-
;icy Forces through the Overseas
Service Clubs of the Red Cross
was announced today by Henry
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NI ISS MILDRED FINKELSTEIN
.11.. and Mrs. J. Finkelstein of
1964 Gladstone Ave. announce
the engagement of their (laugh-
tet • Mildred, to Milton Moss, son
of Nlt. and Nits. Harry Moss of
1633 Clairmount Ave.
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IN THE REALM OF
LOCAL SOCIETY
Mrs.
Benjamin
M r.
and
Shwayder of Fairfield Ave. are
spending a fortnight with • theii
family in Denver.
August 22—Nliss Pearl Scitiussel, daughter of NI r. and this.
Nia mice Schlussel of Pontiac ( formerly of Detroit(, to Pvt. Bennie
NI irk in, son (tI' ND. and Nhis. Jacob NI irkin of South Bend, Ind.
The marriage w ill take place at Kessler Field, Miss., where Pvt.
M irk in is now stationed.
Aug. 30—NI iss Muriel Geschelin, daughter of ND.. and NI
Joseph Ges•helin of Edison Ave., to Alexander Seskin, son of
Adolph Sesk in of Blaine Ave., Rabbi Leon Frani officiating.
Sept. 5—NI iss Fenton, daughter of \Ir. and Nits. Murry
NI. Fenton of 8838 LaSalle Blvd., to Richard A. Seidl!), son of NI I..
and Mrs. John A. Serlin of Chicago, Ill., at the Book-Cadillac MISS PEA1?1, 1.(4U1SE 11140 W N
Hotel. Rabbi A. NI. Hershman and Cantor Sonenkla• will officiate.
r. and Mrs. Nlax P. Brown
o f 37a8 Monterey Av e , announ ce
the engagement of their (laugh-
ter, Pearl Louise, to Isadore
June 7--To \II. and NI rs. Henry P. Onrich ( Lillian Ross) of Cohn, son of Mr. and Nits. Sam-
uel H. Cohn ot 37117 Tuxedo
3759 Calvert Ave., a daughter, Barbara Ann.
Aug. 9—To ND. and N1rs. Abe Kahn (Vivian Schlussel ) of Ave. The wedding will take
place Nov. 1, 1942.
Leslie Ave., a daughter, Margo Diann.
Aug. 11—To Mr. and NI rs. Meyer Berman Sophie Fleishman )
of 1345 Richton, a daughter, Barbara Ruth.
Aug. 15—To Mr. and Nhis. Herman Finsterwa Id ( Elsie W est-
man I of Flint, a son, Herman Finsterwald
Aug. 16—To Dr. and Mrs. Harvey D. Lynn I Marcia Diamond )
of 2900 S. Fort St., a son, Charles Man.
Aug. 13—To Mr. and :Mrs. Manuel Hartman ( Eleanore Jacob)
JERUSALEM ( WNS) — A
of Renfrew Rd.. a son, John Jacob.
• BIRTHS
Palestine Plan to Aid
Jews in Polish Ghettos
Sent to Washington
Junior Hadassah and
Junior Council Girls
Entertain Servicemen
Recent Bride
Mrs. Milton A. Alexander of
Calvert Ave. with her daughter,
Helen, are visiting lice parents.
Mr. and ND's. .1. Nlallin of Cin-
ein ra ti, Ohio.
Mrs. Harold R. Schakne or
Euclid Ave. is in New York City
where she will spend a week.
Mrs. ha rry Nathan of Glad-
one Ave. is visiting in Boston.
Mass.
Max Weinberg of Los Angeles.
Cal., is visiting with his niece
and nephew, NI r. and Mrs. David
Kahn of Longfellow Ave.
ti. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rice
of Ohio St. are spending. a week
at Frankfort, NI jell.
Miss Bloi;som Rove ich of Oa k-
111:1 /1 Ct., a bride-elect of early
fall, will be honored with a mis-
cellaneous shower in the form
of a dinner, at the Wilshire
Hotel on Wednesday, Aug. 26.
The shower will be given by
Mrs. Albert Meister and Mrs.
Sam Pechere•.
2d iss ,Johanna Nessenf el d of
St urtevaitt Ave. has returned
after spending her vacation as
the guest ()f her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Nessenfeld of
St. Louis, Mo.
A fter spending three weeks
in Mt. Clemens, Mich., w here
they were guests at the Olympia
!hotel, ND. and Mrs. Samuel
Rubenstein of Chicago, Ili., were
entertained extensively during
t heir stay here by Mr. and
Samuel A. Becker of Tuxedo
Ave. find Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Sa v in of Fullerton Ave. One of
the affairs planned in their hon-
or was a dinner for 25 guest s
given by Mr. and Mrs. Beck( r
.11 Tuesday evening, Aug. 4.
\l: - s. Rubenstein is well known
in Chicago as a leader in numer-
ous fraternal, social and charit-
iible organizations, including Tho
Iladassah.
ND.. and M rs. NI. Morof 'of
West Jefferson Ave. are visiting
heir son, Sergt. Bernard Moroi . .
at Camp Stoneman, in Pittston g.
Calif.
- I 'hot. by J. .1
Clark, Si
MRS. HARRY S. C(411EN
(Miss Gertrude NI ilstein I
ND's. I. Nlilstein Of W. Euclid
Ave. announces the marriage a f
her (laughter. Gertrude. to Harry
S. Cohen, soil of Mr. and :Mrs,
Morris Cohen of Blaine Ave., on
Sunday. Aug. 16. Rabbi Ilerscii-
man officiating.
MARRIAGES
COHAN - KLEIN
Irene Rosalie Klein became
the bride of Dooley A. Cohan,
son of Mrs. Fanny Cohan On
Sunday, July 26. The bride was
l o vely in white waffle •eavo
pique dress trimmed in iris''.
type lace, large waffle weave
pique off the face hat. The cere-
mony was read at 4 o'clock
the home of the bride's sis+ cr
and brother-in-law, Dr. and Mr,.
Murton Yarrows of Fa irfi
Ave. Rabbi Adler officiated.
Dinner at Northwood Inn was
had for the immediate famil y.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sinn ikler of
Champagne, Ill.. gave the bride
in marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Co-
han left for a 14-day motor trip
through northern NI ichifran.
MAYER - WEISN1AN
r. and Mrs. Oscar A. Kauf-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weisman oe
nt
of Renfrew Rd. returned Rehovath. Palestine, fornw Hy of
t week from a stay 81 Mack Detroit, Mich., announce the
Mae Island.
marriage of their daughter.
Phyllis Rose, to Arthur Mazer,
Lieut. Robt. Jay Newman is son of Mr. and M rs. Herman
now stationed at the Tonopah. Mazer of Haifa, Palestine. on
Nevada. Bomb and Gunner;; Aug. 19.
Range.
SC HAF'1,A NDER - POLUN1 BAUM
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Shapero
In the presence of the imme-
entertained a group of friends diate families at the Van Cle.4)
last week at Apple Crest Farms. Hotel in Dayton, Ohio, Miss
Mrs. Sol Quentin Kesler of Marjorie Polumbaum, daughter
the Art Center Hotel is spend- of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Polum-
ing some time in New Yort; baum of Harrison, N. Y., and
Pvt. Gerald M. Schaflander, son
City.
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schaf-
hinder of Detroit, were united
Ten per cent of your Income in marriage on Aug. 14, Rabbi
In War Bonds will help to Burick of Dayton officiating.
build the planes and tanks
Seymour Kapetansky acted a;
that will Insure defeat of litt- hest man and Constance Schat-
ler and his Axis partners.
lander was the bride's attendant.
Forty servicemen were enter-
t tined Wednesday evening at the
Jewish Community Center by
Junior Council and Junior Ha-
dassah girls in what proved un-
expectedly to be a blackout party.
The Wednesday night parties,
which are a regular event at the
Jewish Community Center, are
sponsored by the Army and Navy
Committee of the League of De-
troit Jewish Youth and the USO
Committee of the Jewish Welfare
Board and are plantwd each week
by two of the League's affiliates.
Hostesses are a specified number
from • the organizations planning
the party and 25 girls from the
USG's official lists.
Shortly before 10 o'clock the
servicemen and hostesses came in-
doors from the courtyard, where
there had been dancing and games
and adjourned to t he Center Air
Raid Shelter, which is fortun-
ately located in the Game Room.
There some of the boys played
billiards or ping-pong, while the
majority enjoyed a bingo game in
which prizes were small, but plen-
tiful.
After the all-clear signal, all
returned to the courtyard, where
ice cream, cake and drinks were
served and dancing continued un-
t.I 11 p. m.
Mussolini Orders Purge of
Party Members Because
They are Pro-Jewish
ISTANBUL ( WNS) — T!
purge of 60,000 members of
Lill' Fascist Party in Italy was
ordered by Premier Mussolini
on the ground that the dis-
missed functionaries constituted
a pro-Jewish "bloc" which sab-
otaged ant i-Jewish legislation.
according to reports received
here.
Despite repeated warnings by
tite Fascist Party, it was t
ported, thousands
thousands of minor offi-
cials and patty members con-
tinued their friendships with
Jews and failed to report their
Je %visit friends and neighbors
alleged violation of the
harsh anti-Jewish laws which
were introduced in Italy by II
Duce at the insistence of senior
partner Hitler.
The purge cam e shortly after
Roberto Farinacci, high Fascist
official. demanded t hat the party
be cleansed of all pro-Jewish
elements. Farinacci expressed
dissatisfaction with the progress
of the anti-Jewish campaign and
warned that drastic steps would
be taken against "Jewish sy -
pa t Ill . / A. 1'S." Many of the purged
party members were married to
Jewish women whom they re-
fused to divorce, the report said.
nor
After a brief honeymoon the
couple are residing at 22 Maple
St., Xenia, Ohio, close to Patter-
son Field where Pvt. Schafland-
er is ,stationed at present as an
instructor in the Air Service
Comma nd Administration & Edu-
cational Department.
memorandum outlining how food
and medical supplies can be ship-
ped to the starving Jews in the
Polish ghettos without aiding the
Nazis has been transmitted to the
State Department in Washington
by Lowell C. Pinkerton, American
Consul-General in Palestine, it
was disclosed here.
The plan was submitted to Mr.
Pinkerton by the Representation
of Polish Jews here, one of the
groups art ively campaigning for
United Nations aid to Polish
Jewry. Earlier the Representa-
tion of Polish Jews had appealed
directly to President Roosevelt and
had been informed that the Unit-
ed States Government would give
sympathetic consideration to to
concrete proposal which would in
no way aid the enemy.
A W'ashington communication
to the Representation of Polish
Jews stated that the question of
sending supplies to areas where
suffering exists as a result of the
war, is receiving sympathetic con-
sideration by the Government."
The note added that "if means
can be found to assist the civic
population in the conquered Euro-
pean countries without having
such assistance inure to the bene-
fit of the Axis Powers, you may
be assured that proposals of this
character will receive sympathetic
consideration by t he Government
of the United States."
It was under. tood here that
the memorandum transmitted to
the U.S. State Department pro-
posed that the American Red
Cross, following an agreement
with the I nterna thm a I Red Cross,
be placed in full charge of the
"mercy" shipments to the Polish
ghettos.
Advised by the Red Cross that,
on the request of the War De-
partment, it teas establishing club
and recreation centers overseas
wherever the War Department in-
dica tes such facilities are needed,
!Ina i Britt, uttered and the Red
Cross accepted the aid of Bnai
Brith overseas lodges in facilitat-
ing the efforts of Red Cross field
directors and club directors
abroad.
Among the . Bnai Brit h units
be made
available to the Red ('toss over-
seas workers are those in Lon-
don, Leeds, Hull, Nlanchester, Not-
whose cooperation will
tingham and Sunderland, all in
England ; Glasgow, Scotland; and
Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt.
The lodges in Egypt and those in
London have been cooperating for
several months in furnishing hos-
pitality and recreational facilities •
to United Nations soldiers, sail-
ors and airmen.
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Bnai David Synagogue
ELMHURST AT 14TH
announce that tickets for the
High Holy Day Services
are now on sale
Cantor Moshe Ber Gordon
will chant the services
with a choir under the direction of
David Shkolnick
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
will deliver sermons in Yiddish and English
Junior services for young people will he held in the chapel