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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

HITHER. AND YON

with MYRA KAY

JEWISH SPORTS
WORLD

May 21, 1943

Zygelbojm Committed Suicide in Protest
Against Failure To Rescue Polish Jews

Horse sense and a stable g ov- to him a minute."
PAUL DELLIN DOES THE
LONDON (WNS) — Failure app peal of the Polish Jews
ernment are synonymous.
I,
"Come on — give a ticket!" bel- IMPOSSIBLE:
of the democratic world to heed he.
lowed the door tender.
• . --
Many stories have come out the rescue pleas of the helpless
"I'm telling you I ain't got a of this war that beggar the i
Zygelbojm did everythin g
One of the officers of the U nit-, t,. k
ma- Jews of occupi e d PI
p ear e
, woo his power to expedite All
Samuel.
"My gination of even the most vi
ed States steamer Leviathan h
i.
yid are being mercilessly massacred
a pet cat. It selected one of au brother is inside and I want to minds. What's more, many of by the Nazi occupation authori- rescue action, but was mist,.
the
talk
to
him
a
second."
cessful. The failure of the Ang!
"thousand dollar" staterooms to
them concern Jewish lads whose
"Anti you ain't got a ticket?" athletic exploits we've been re- ties, caused Samuel Zygelbojm, American refugee conferenc
give birth to kittens. Later, a
e
49-yea•-old Jewish member of
"No."
Bermuda to announce a defini
sailor on board was heard to lk-
cording in these columns for lo,
"And you want to go in and these many years. The most the exiled Polish National Coun- rescue program came to him
ing to the mother.
talk to your brother for a min- astounding yet concerns Paul cil and leader of the Polish Jew- a severe blow. In protest again:
"You're a fine kitty, ain't you ?" ute?"
ish Socialists, to commit suicide
he said reproachfully. "You oug ht
Dellin. of Creighton University, last week, it was learned here. the world's scenting indifferent
"Yes."
to be ashamed of yourself— we
to the plight of the Polish Jew
one of the top-notch Jewish foot-
Early reports had said that Zygelbojm ended his life.
give you shore leave and th en 'G "All right," answered the guard. ball stars and one of the best
o inside the Synagogue and
Zygelbojm, who helped organize
look what happens!"
Last week close friends of td.
talk to your brother — "But don't marksmen in the country while the Polish underground movement Polish Jewish leader expresso,
. —
an
undergraduate.
You
see,
Paul
before
fleeing
to
Paris
'
let
nie
catch
you
praying."
step
Did you know that:
ook the one chance in a milli on ahead of Nazi secret police, had the belief that Zygelbojm's dent•
. . .
Rosa Bonheur, French artist of Modernizing Webster:
and succeeded.
died. but a coroner's jury in was connected with the report,.
Jewish faith, was the first w o-
Paul is one of the thousan ds London established this week slaying of his wife and daught,,
Philandering
kleptomaniac
—
man to receive the Grand Cross
who have been going down to that the Polish Jewish leader by the Nazis. It has since bee,
who runs away with other
the Legion of Honor in 1894. of one
the seas in ships in this prese nt had taken his own life.
established, however, that Zygel,
men's wives.
The first penny newspaper, T he
war. Not as a sailor or a Mari ne
bojm recently received informa-
Comedian—A rehatcher of old but as one of the armed-guard
It was learned that shortly tion that his wife and daughter
Daily Telegraph (London) w as jokes.
— before his death Zygelbojm was
founded by Joseph Moses Lev 3',
the men who man the guns
safe somewhere in Europe.
Wild Oats—Usually developed the convoys that sail for Mu on visited by a member of the are Zygelb
better known as Levy Lawson.
ojm left a letter ad-
from
too
much
rye.
r- Polish underground who sne-
Gottlieb Gluge was the first to
mansk and Africa and all oth er ceeded in escaping from Poland dressed to Polish Premier Gel.
Democracy—Hitler's
pet
aver-
examine diseased tissues micr 0 - slam.
strategic ports of call. In the si x- and made his way to London. Sikorski and to Polish Presi-
scopically.
teen months, Paul Dellin has bee
Beauty
Salon—Office
of
Civilian
0 He informed Zygelbojm of the dent Raczkiewicz. These letters
Babylon was rediscovered b Y Morale.
manning his six inch rapid fi re
new anti-Jewish massacres and will be made public this week.
Jules Oppert in 1854. He als o
gun on as many vessels in a
The funeral will be held on
Intolerance—The
mental
ges-
11
conveyed to him the desperate May
unravelled the mysteries of th e tapo.
21.
parts of the world, he has use
Sumerian languages.
his gun five time. On four di f-
.
•
•
--
• . • --
ferent occasions he stood at h is
Sholom Aleichem.
We spent the major portion of
Post although his position and hi Women's Division Of Jewish Welfare
our lunch hour one day Reader's
boat were under constant ai Board Names Serv-A-Camp Committee
Digesting — then set our micro-
barrage for three and four day
scopic grey matter to work. Thus: Ladies Aux. JWV 135
on end. Those were the day
Under the direction of the Wo- cessary for other communities to
He carried a responsibility as
when he was sailing the life-lin e men's division of the Jewish Wel- assist.
Visit
Marine
Hospital
great as the one that rests upon
to Murmansk—high in the Arcti
the G-string . . . one of those
c fare hoard, a committee to aid in
The Jewish Welfare Board has
The Detroit Ladies Auxiliary Circle. On the fifth occasion, hi
girls with no slacks-appeal . . .
workers in the various cornmuni-
gun was used—not against I the Serv-A-Camp project of the Vet;
135,
Jewish
War
Veterans,
U.
to see that these and other
with the sun gold-plating the lake
submarine—but as we've said–
Welfare board has been projects are executed. It is the
. . . as unstable as smokerings S. A., participated on National against that one chance in a mil _ _ Jewish
organized in Detroit.
. . . as secretive as garlic . . . Hospital Day on May 12. The lion—
purpose of the Detroit committee
The Serv-A-Camp project brings merely to provide the small amount
as inactive as a wolf on a love following visited the Marine Hos-
In the sixteen months, Pau I the same facilities of the Jewish of money necessary to carry out
pital:
President,
Henrietta
Ni-
seat . . Draft Board — talent
has been at sea. he has been Welfare board as those offered to this project. An appeal is made
scout for the Army . . . as un- man; Esther Tenzer, Ava Fine-
t
complaining as the guy whose stein, Fanny Coplin and Hilda torpedoed three times. The bias the men in continental United to the 75 Jewish women's organ-
Goldberg. Gifts of cigarettes, always came at night and three States, to the service men in the izations in Detroit to make con-
parachute didn't open.
handkerchiefs, candies and gum times out of three, Paul never far flung outposts of battle. tributions either in cash or in
. . • —
Twenty-two such committees kind. 'tents acceptble are as fol-
The seven ages of man have were given to all patients at the caught a glimpse of either the
sub or the torpedo that struck have been formed throughout the lows, toilet articles, mirrors, nail
been well tabulated — by some- hospital.
On May 5, Mrs. Samuel Ten- the ship. The fourth time it was country, each committee making it- files, shaving cream, tooth hru
body or other on an acquisitive
sh-
zer was hostess at a member- different.
self responsible for providing ad- es, tooth paste, foot powder candy
basis.
.
ditional
incidentals
which
will
add
Their
ship
had
entered
the
ship tea, which was also a drive
First Age—Sees the earth.
pocket size books, harmonicas, hat-
for new members. Decorations waters most favored by the sub to the comfort and aid in the mo- tery radios, ping pong halls, game
Second Age—Wants it.
rale of the men serving in the
Third Age—Hustles to get it. and tables were beautifully car- wolf-packs. All day the destroyers armed
boards, magazines, hand victrolas,
forces.
Fourth Age—Decides to be sat- ried out in JWV colors of blue had skittered in and out of the
r e c o r d 5, musical instruments,
The
Detroit
committee
has
as-
vast convoy as if they were super
and white.
isfied with only half of it.
classical records, arts and crafts
w ater betties. Every now and sumed the responibility of provid-
Fifth Age—Becomes still more
supplies, Jewish delicacies, sa-
moderate.
It is a good sign when a man th en a destroyer would let en ing a number of items or the lami, canned fish, herring and
w ith a depth charge. But until wherewithal to purchase same service kits.
Sixth Age—Now content to pos- shows a feeling of shame.
ni ghtfall nothing was spotted. which will be sent to Hawaii.
sess a six-by-two strip of it.
Any organization or any in-
The number of Jewish families dividual whowi shes to contrib-
Impudence goes to Hell, the A nd then came the cry most
Seventh Age—Gets the strip.
in
Hawaii
is
very
small
and
it
is
dr
eaded
of
all—especially
by
the
chaste to Paradise.
. . • —
ute may call the chairman, Mix.
en on a freighter laden with impossible for the Jewish group Henry Meyers, TO 8-1339 or one
If all the people in the United
in
the
community
to
provide
all
T
Honor and love labor, and hate NT . . . "Torpedo wake on
States stayed home on Sunday,
of the following officers: Mrs. A.
th e starboard." Paul jumped for the extra kindnesses and expres- Harry Brodie and Mrs. Max
ambition.
it's due to gasoline rationing.
sions
of
generosity
so
necessary
hi s gun. The torpedo was rae-
Frank, vice chairmen ; Mrs. I. B.
The Holiday was on and they
Learning without a vocation is th g through the waters with all to the well being of the men in Dworman, secretary, and Mrs. M.
th c speed of an express train. the armed forces, making it ne- Lupiloff, treasurer.
were getting fairly stiff prices for lost and leads to sin.
In another ten seconds it would
admittance to the Synagogue.
Trying to sneak by the guard was
Great is labor, for it supports ha ye run its fatal course to the
(I-section of their dynamite I Want To Be A Mother and Love And Passion
all men.
Samuel Lapeediss.
ship. Paul wasn't flustered. He
"Ticket!" yelled the guardian.
At Littman's People's Theater May 23-25
"I ain't got a ticket," answered
He who does not teach a trade ti em what the odds were of hit-
Samuel. "My brother is inside to his son, makes a highwayman n
" 11 g a ten foot obiect—an oh-
"I Want to Be a Mother" and
the Synagogue and I want to talk out of him. je ct that was whirling half-sub- "Love and Passion" are the two the classics of the legitimate
stage. In its film version it sur-
me rged through darkish waters
passes anything that the stage
The famine lasted seven years, at a forty mile clip. It was a films to be shown at Littman's could
SATE—APARTMENT PROPERTY
show.
but it did not enter the houses rth Ilion to one. But Paul kent People's Theater Sunday, Monday
of the workers. cal m. He sighted carefully as his and Tuesday, May 23-25.
gun crew stood by. The seconds
Anna Hollander, the star of Marguerite Kozenn
ticked off . . . ominously. The stage and screen, plays the lead Soloist in Ypsilanti
torpedo kept racing on faster in "I Want to Be a Mother." If
Marguerite Kozenn, dramatic
and faster and then Paul pushed half the "raves" of the critics are
the trigger home. His shot WqR true then those who go to see soprano, will be the soloist at the
true. It blasted the torpedo right Anna Hollander in this vehicle last concert given by the Normal
College Symphony Orchestra, un-
oat of the water and saved his will enjoy themselves no end.
New crop of real estate million-
der
the direction of Marius Foss-
aires created during t he past ten
shin end its complement of 132
The companion film, "Love and
yea rs ---1Vonderful possibilities of this
men from certain instantaneous Passion," is taken from one of enkemper at Ypsilanti on Sun-
land or 0OportlOt)',
day,
May 23.
See hlr. Bed-
In Norway the ministers' sala- di so ster.
ford for Facts and Figures.
When decorated for this superb
ries are controlled by quisling's De-
08non timvN
Irk and steel.
partment of Church and Education. feat, Paul modestly said: "These
hint $10,000. Pay Ulm mo
5%.
Most of the clergymen have re- guns are a wee bit different from
'fist $;5,000 to build. ‘1" Mow
11111Nf Neil only 812,500. 21111 Ave.
fused to accept their salaries and the .22 snuirrel guns we used of
downtown always rented.
so the pulpits are mostly empty college. But it's still a lot of
$12,0co DOIVN May mean a for-
fun."
tune in t he next few years. FOle
Of such stuff are champions
modern property rent $9500. Terms
made.
$312 Inn Mollifies I•%.

VISION---
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A sinful desire is at first. thin
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and the pastors are hard pressed
to obtain even a meager livelihood.
Their old parishoners are forbidden
to help them.
Make certain to keep your owni
freedom of worship here in Amer-
ica by keeping dictators from our
shores.
Work hard to win the war and
buy War Bonds to the limit of your
ability.
WSS 7411
U. S. Treasury Dept.
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