April 2,

1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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by Micas J. Rim

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YOU SHOULD KNOW:
trians and the "Free" Germans.
Arab propaganda against Zion- AMONG THE RABBIS:
ism is reaching new heights in
Not enough attention was paid
this country . . . That recent edi- to the heroic death of Rabbi Alex
torial in The New Republic proves D. Goode, a young chaplain who
that quite a section of so-called went down with his men on a
American liberal opinion is once transport ship in the North At-
more being hoodwinked by the lantic . . . Goode was the first
anti-Zionist outcry in behalf of Jewish chaplain to lose his life
the poor Arabs—who have more in this war . . . If you missed
Lebensraum in the Neat and Mid- last week's issue of The Congress
dle East than any other race in Weekly, make a point of getting
the world . . . Rabbi Meyer Ber- a copy . . . The article by Dr.
lin, President of Mizrachi, who Joshua Bloch, chief of the Jewish
is here now on a visit from Pal- Department of the New York
estine, has some interesting in- Public Library, is very much
formation about the war effort of worth your while reading, for it
will be a topic of conversation
Palestinian Jewry.
for quite some time to come . . .
THIS AND THAT:
Congratulations to Robert E. Gold-
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is burg, a student at the Hebrew
devoting a good deal of her spare Union College in Cincinnati, for
time—of which she unfortunately his splendid editorial in the March
has very little—to studying the issue of the students' monthly .. .
Jewish refugee problem. That The editorial, entitled 'United
$300,000 bomber bought with the We Speak," pleads with the stu-
proceeds of War Bond sales to dent body of the College to peti-
refugees in a campaign launched tion Congress "to discontinue the
some months ago is part of the undemocratic and treacherous ac-
U. S. Air Force now . . . It has tivity of the Dies Committee" . . .
been named ''The Loyalty" . . . The future rabbis are urged to
The leader of the "Free Hun- speak out against the Dies ac-
garian movement in this country tivities . . . The advice is good,
is none other than Tibor Eck- and might be followed. by more
hardt, we are sorry to say . . . of the rabbis now active through.
If your memory is short, let us out the country.
remina • you that Eckhart is the STAGE AND SCREEN:
gentleman who once organized the
Maurice Bergman, the publicity
anti-Semitic "Awakening Hungar- wizard of Universal Pictures, was
ians" . . . He is cast in the same responsible for his company's pur-
mold as the two Ottos—Otto von chase of the screen rights for "The
Hapsburg and Otto Strasser — Strange Death of Adolph Hitler"
who are grooming themselves to . . . Luise Rainer, report the Hol-
lead, respectively, the "Free" Aus- lywood scouts, is playing her part

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Good profitable business. Will
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Write to Box 203, Jewish
Clifford and Washington Blvd.,
Chronicle.
formerly of 9840 Dexter Blvd.
Cadillac 2915.
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MAN WANTED — As assistant
Good transportation. Dexter
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apt. 201.

ZIONISTS RECEIVE U. S. TREASURY AWARD—Judge Morris
Rothenberg, Chairman of the National War Effort Committee of the
Zionist Organization of America, is shown receiving the "No. 1"
Treasury award presented to the organization for "distinguished
services rendered to the American War Savings Program" during
February when over $12,000,000 In W'ur Bonds were sold. The presen-
tation was made at the national Zionist headquarters In Washington
by Mr. William C. FitzGibbons, representing Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
Reading, left to right: Simon Shetzer, Executive Director of the
Z.O.A.: Judge Rothenberg, IL Earl Sangston, of the Treasury De-

par.::1!••1.. -tut NIL Fitztations.

in "Hostages" with particularly
great feeling—because the film,
which centers about a Nazi con-
centration camp, reminds her of
the experience of her father, who
spent several months in one of
those barbed-wire tombs .. Irving
Pichel, who for a time was direct-
ing films without acting in 'em,
couldn't keep away from the cam-
era indefinitely . . . So, in "The
Moon in Down," which he direct-
ed, this veteran actor also plays
a featured role . . . Now that
Moss Hart is writing a play about
the divine Sarah Bernhardt you
can look forward to the finished
product, which will presumably be
presented in a screen version also.
... Congratulations to that young-
ster, Al Jolson, on the comple.

OBITUARY

JACOB GELBMAN -
Funeral services were held Sun-
day from the Bnai Moshe con-
gregation, Dexter and Lawrence,
for Jacob Gelbman, 63, of 3210
Fullerton, who (lied from injuries
suffered in an automobile acci-
dent last week. Mr. Gelbman,
manager of the Adams Electric
Sales Co., is survived by his wife,
Frances; two daughters, Mrs.
Joseph Grossfield and Mrs. David
Dunsky, and two brothers, Martin
and Eugene. Burial was held at
Oakwood Park Cemetery.

MRS SARAH PHILLIPS
Mrs. Sarah Phillips of 2240
West Grand Blvd., died in Grace
Hospital. Funeral services were
held in the Lewis Brothers' Chap-
el, 6018 Woodward. Mrs. Phillips
was born in Buffalo and came to
Detroit 15 years ago. Besides her
husband, Irwin, she is survived
by a son, Pvt. Robert Phillips;
two sisters, Mrs. Mildred Sadler
and Mrs. Lillian Levitech and a
brother, Harry Goldsmith.

HANNA GOODMAN
of 4218 Duane died March 24 at
the age of 83 years. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Home. Rabbi Isaac
Fischer officiated. Burial at Oak-
view Cemetery. She leaves three
sons, Morris, Eugene and Her-
man; two daughters, Mrs. Louis
Klein and Mrs. Isaac Klein.

BENJAMIN HARNICK
of 6465 Michigan Ave. died March
25, at the age of 61 years. He
leaves his wife Minnie; four
daughters, Mrs. Sam Posner. Mrs.
Herman Starler, Mrs. Morris
Levy and Mrs. Sidney Escrow;
and two sons, Nathan and Sam.
Funeral services from the Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home, with
Rabbi J. Thumin officiating. In-
terment at Beth Abraham ceme-
tery.

ANNA AGREE
of 2701 Holbrook died March 26
at the age of 75 years. Funeral
services were held Sunday from
the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home.
Rabbis Isaac Stollman and Rabbi
Rosenwasser officiated. Burial at
Nusach Arie Cemetery. She leaves
her husband Myer and son Dr.
A. Alan Agree.
IDA FELDMAN
of 2485 Buena Vista died March
28, at the age of 62 years. Fu-
neral services were conducted by
Ira Kaufman, with Rabbi Isaac
Stollmar, officiating. Burial at

tion of his forty-second year it
show business.
ABOUT PEOPLE:
Rumor has it that Maxim Lit-
vinov will be recalled to Russia
before long for an important do-
mestic job . . . Herman Shulman
of the Zionist Emergency Com-
mittee, a young man of imagina
tion and energy, is putting now
life into that body . . . Joseph
Brainin and Kenneth Leslie have
resigned from the Executive Coun-
cil of the Committee for a Jewish
Army . . . This in protest against
that recent irresponsible adver-
tisement on the Roumanian ''bar-
bain sale" of Jews . . : The new
book that Franz Werfel is writ-
ing will deal with life in Poland
after the Nazi invasion . . . Sho-
lom Asch's trilogy "The Three
Cities" has just been republished
in a single volume . . . If you

one . . . But hurry, as the edition
is limited to 25,000 copies . . .
When Emanuel List, the Metro-
politan Opera Company's famous
basso, was in his early teens and
confronted with the need of earn-
ing his living, he became a tailor
—and even registered an original
design for a woman's riding habit
with the Vienna Tailors' Guild.
WEEKLY GIGGLE:
Have you heard that one about
the native Nazi-lover in one of
the occupied countries? . . . This
gent has been collaborating with
the conquerors ever since Hitler's
legions marched in, and naturally
had a special detail of storm
troopers guarding him from the
wrath of his countrymen ... But
one day he rushed into the Nazi
Gauleitor's office with an urgent
request for an additional body-
guard . . . The Gauleiter was
puzzled . . . "Nobody's harmed
a hair on your head so far," he
said, "so it would seem that the
protection you already have should
be quite sufficient .

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ABE ASHERSON
formerly of Detroit, passed away
March 20 at his home in Los
Angeles. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. A. Asherson; two
sons, Samuel of Detroit and Mar-
vin of Los Angeles, and three
daughters, Mrs. B. D. Jacoby,
Mrs. A. Pereira and Mrs. Mollie
Kates, all of Los Angeles.

MRS. ETTA JACOBS
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta
Jacobs of 15 Virginia Park were
conductor at 2:30 p. m. Monday
at her residence by Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer. Burial was in Clover
Hill Park Cemetery. Mrs. Jacobs,
who was 81 years old, was the
wife of the late Abraham Jacobs.
She was a member of Temple
Beth El and also a member of
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El. She is survived by four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harry E. Byron, Mrs.
John J. Ginn, Mrs. Elmer V. Zuck-
erman, Mrs. Alexander Freeman,
and four sons, Edward V., Harry
I,., Charles L. and Sydney A.
Jacobs.

MISS JEAN PAPERNO
Funeral services for Miss Jean
Paperno, 23 years old, who died
Tuesday in Woman's Hospital,
following a brief illness was con-
ducted Thursday in the Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Home, 9419 Dexter
boulevard. Burial was in White
Chapel Cemetery. Miss Paperno
was a social service worker em-
ployed at the Detroit Naval Ar-
senal. She was graduated from
Wayne University in 1941. Her
home was at 16177 Greenlawn
avenue. She was the daughter of
Frieda and the late Solomon Pap-
erno. In addition to her mother
she is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Eleanor Wolf.

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