Americim "elvish Periodical Cotter
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
July 16, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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The Medical Officer
• ENGAGEMENTS
In the Army are the best Medi-
cal Officers of the Nation,
To give the American soldiers the
best medical attention for
the duration!
They come from all parts of the
land,
To give their country while in
need a hand.
The Medical Officers give up good
practices,
For the need of their services
they understand.
And willingly the medical soldiers
they teach and command!
In battle you will find—
That the Medical Officers carry
no weapons of any kind.
Their only weapons are great
courage and skill
That makes sure that the enemy
our wounded soldiers does
not kill!
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The hardships of bivouacs and
long hikes the Medical Of-
ficers feel and know,
And they "double time" like the
soldiers everywhere they go;
The Medical Officers do every-
thing that the soldiers do,
But they have many other duties,
too.
Every morning at "sick call" th ey
examine the soldier's the st
and heart,
And check the function of eve ry
part;
The Medical Officers listen to all
kinds of complaints
And check to find the causes of
all types of pains;
To the soldiers that are real ly
sick
They give treatments to ease the it
pain quick.
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Ladies' Auxiliary of
Louis Marshall Lodge
Entertains Service Men
Saul D. Cohen announces the engageent
of his dauhter ,
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Dorothy, of Steel Ave., to David L. Velick, son of Mr. and g
Mrs.
Max M. Velick of Cortland Ave. The wedding date has been set
for Aug. 15.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Miss Theodosia Field, daughter of Mrs. Abraham Field of 2401 Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
Florida Drive, Fort Wayne, Ind., to Ensign Lee Brody, son of sponsored a party at the USO
Dr. and Mrs. B. I. Brody of Lincolnshire Drive.
lodge on Monday, July 5. Thirty
members of the auxiliary spent
the day from noon to midnight
serving sandwiches, cake, coffee
and doughnuts to hundreds of
July 12—Miss Muriel Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. boys in uniform. The girls not
Julius Steinberg of Byron Ave., to Pvt. William Wetsman, son only prepared the 1,200 sand-
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wetsman of Chicago Blvd.
wiches which they served at the
July 15—Miss Frances Loewenberg
, daughter of Mr. and USO, but 600 additional sand-
Mrs. Robert Loewenberg of 1495 Virginia Park, to Lloyd Finsilver, wiches for the mobile unit. The
expense incurred with the days'
son of Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Finsilver of 2725 Boston Blvd.
serving, $60, was donated by the
July 18—Miss Evelyn Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles members
at large. The group, led
Gross of Sturtevant Ave., to Seymour Feldman, son of Mrs. Ida by Belle Nadis,
chairman, worked
Feldman of Boston Blvd. Rabbi Morris Adler will officiate.
in shifts of four hours each. Mrs.
July 18—Miss Bettie Solomon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nadis, who was assisted by Mrs.
Hugo Solomon of 3268 Virginia Park, to 2nd Lieut. Seymour S. Sarah Cottler, spent the entire
Eichenhorn, son of Mrs. Esther Eichenhorn of 2953 Carter Ave. day working in every capacity
Rabbi Nathan will officiate.
and is to be commended for her
untiring efforts. Each one of the
ladies was greatly impressed with
the gratitude expressed by the
boys.
June 27—To Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Cohen (Gertrude Goss-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
man) of 3345 Richton Ave., a son, Martin David.
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Zimmerman (Helen
Nelson of Bishop Rd., Detroit) of Toledo, 0., a daughter, Diana wishes to announce to its mem-
bers and friends that all meet-
Elaine.
ings for the ensuing year will be
July 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Greenberg (Dorothy Charfess), held at the Workmen's Educa-
a son, Michael Sheldon.
tional Circle on Linwood Ave.
July 5—To Mr. and Mrs. David Klein (Malvina Kraemer) of
Kraemers' Olympia Hotel, Mt. Clements, Mich., a son, Sandford
Lawrence.
July 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Al. H. Harrison (Fay Green) of 3041
PRENZLAUER AID
Gladstone Ave., a son, Robert Leslie.
The
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
July 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Kaufman (Jane Rothchild)
Aid desires to express its deep-
of 950 Whitmore Rd., a son.
July 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pianka (Dorothy Rubin) of est sympathy to the family of the
late Mrs. Hyman Talberg, in their
4010 Clements Ave., a daughter, Michele Sandra.
July 11—To Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bardy (Mildred Paul) of recent bereavement, Mrs. Talberg
Rivera, Calif., a daughter. Mrs. Bardy is a former Detroiter. She is was a loyal and active member
for many years.
the granddaughter of Mrs. Fannie Rodin of Sturtevant Ave.
• WEDDINGS
• BIRTHS
MARRIAGES
HIRSH - ROZNER
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rozner of
17600 Northlawn Ave. announce
the marriage of their daughter
June, on July 1, to Staff Sergt.
Harold A. Hirsh of Carnegie, Pa.,
now stationed at Camp Phillips,
Kan.
GORDON - COHN
Mrs. Harry Cohn of New York
City has announced the marriage
of her daughter, Lenore, to Chap-
lain Albert A. Gordon, U. S. A.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon
of Detroit. Mrs. Gordon has been
secretary to Rabbi Jonah B.
Wise who performed the cere-
mony on Tuesday, July 13.
SILVER - KATZ
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Katz of
Glendale Ave. announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Rose E.,
to Sergt. Jack Silver of New
York. The marriage took place
on June 28, where Sergt. Silver
is now stationed,
TANNER - SPIRO
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spiro of
2683 Buena Vista Ave. announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Helen, to Dr. Harry Tanner, on
Thursday evening, July 8, at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel. Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer of Temple Beth El
officiated. Mrs. Kenneth Glaser,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor, and Albert Tanner,
brother of the groom, assisted as
best man. Dr. and Mrs. Tanner
will reside at 13205 LaSalle Blvd.
The Medical Officers also give
Flowers for all occasions-
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-8822
lectures to the medical sol-
diers that make they open
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their ears and eyes;
Officers
Installed
The Medical soldiers sure learn
Rabbi's Absence
many things to make them By Pioneer Women
Fails To Halt
wise;
The lectures are far from dry,
Pioneer Women, Branch 1, held Soldier Service
They tell what is to be done ia
its annual meeting of the season
battle and why;
The fact that the regular rabbi
The Medical Officers explain wha t at - Lachar's, with installation of
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First Lieut. A. N. Wino-
they mean In a pleasant way, the following new officers: Chair- chaplain,
So that we understand without man, Mrs. S. Levin; vice chair- kur, recently was assigned to ac-
trying their larger wisdom man, R. Linsky; recording secre- tive duty hasn't stopped the serv-
to display;
tary, H. Nelson; corresponding ice men of Jewish faith stationed
Gae Collette
The medical soldiers study hard secretary, M. Kurtzman; finan- at Fort Belvoir from holding reg-
to learn
cial secretary, A. Alpert; treas- ular orthodox services.
Everything that their duties in urer, S. Jacobs.
Even the fact that two re-
battle will concern,
In addition, the following ex- placement cantors were sent
$1.25 size. Clearest red lipstick
So that -whatever questions the ecutive board members were away from the camp held things
ever. Pure base that will keep
Medical Officers may ask,
chosen: S. Siegel, S. Sislin, R. up only temporarily. Last Friday
your lips cool and alluring for
To answer them will be an easy Exelrod, M. Edelman, I. Green- the regularly scheduled evening
hours.
task.
berg, M. Kramer, R. Haggai, C. service for Hebrew enlisted men
Greenberg. The following com- at Fort Belvoir went off without
The American wounded soldier re- mittee chairmen and co-chairmen a hitch.
ceives the best medical care were announcer: B. Rosenthal, Private in Pulpit
In battle immediately by Ameri- donor; B. Kramer, souvenir book;
Occupying the chosen position
can surgeons everywhere;
R. Naimark, S. Salter, member- of cantor was Pvt. Mordecai
The Medical Officers always do ship; H. Mondry, war effort; S. Grossman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
their best
Kutnick, war stamps; M. Edel- Leo Grossman of 20688 Glynn
And make operations that save man, S. Goldoftas, J. N. F.; A. Court. He admitted that he was a
lives with little or no rest; Michlin, B. Rosenthal, B. Ku- little awed at the sudden promi-
They come at once when they move, S. Siegel and S. Sislin, nence, but his fellow Jewish
are called,
council; R. Haggai, H. Nelson, Army men will vouch that Private
And do at once what is needed cultural; A. Jacobs, I. Green- Grossman ably filled the shoes of
Lida Mayer's
without being told;
berg, R. Plafkin, hospitality. a cantor, intoning the prayers
They never have to ask
Utner committees are to be added in full and reverent voice, dressed
For anyone to point out their later.
in the orthodox black cap and
task;
The secretaries, Mrs. S. Levin white prayer shawl.
The Medical Officers perform op- and Mrs. A. Alpert, reviewed the
$1.00 size. Luscious is the word! 69 it
And by his side, rendering mo-
erations now
year's activities. Over $12,000 ral and spiritual support, was
Rich, warm red to caress your
Without asking anyone how!
lips. Available in smart jumbo
was raised last year by this Staff Sergt. Harold Novak, who
plastic case.
group; $4200 for Moatzath Po- read the sonorous Torah in beau-
The American mother or wife alath, including the Vocational tiful and impressive style.
does not have to worry, for School for Girls; $4500 for Child
Private Grossman, who con-
all American surgeons now Rescue Fund; over $1000 for fesses to having acquired his abil-
use
J. N. F.; $500 for Geverkshaften, ity to sing the requisite prayers
Plasma and sulfa drugs to save and substantial sums for various and incantations by observation
their son's or husband's life; other projects such as Political only, is an active Zionist.
The Medical Officer's day is never Emergency Fund, United Jewish Hundred Attend
ended
War Effort, Farband Folk School,
Attendance at the services sel-
Until all the wounded soldiers art' Youth Movement and other cul- dom falls below a hundred, and
treated and carefully at- tural institutions.
a number of the men are bringing
tended;
According to Mrs. H. Mondry, their girl friends or acquaint-
The Medical Officers may feel war effort chairman, this group ances to the worship period.
very tired and even be ill, has a great share in the sale of
At each service arrangements
But they keep on working still; war bonds enabling the purchase are made for a sermon on a non-
Gretchen's Black Tulip
They keep on doing their work of a bomber in the name of tht- sectarian subject. Last Friday's
without rest or delay,
Pioneer Women's Organization,
guest speaker, for • example, was
Because "No" and "I can't" they
Capt. Raymond V. Conley. The
never say;
chapel has a regular Jewish of-
1.00 size.
While under all kinds of diffi-
Gay and exciting.
fice and reading room.
Deep blackish red. Creamy, light
cult conditions the Medical Young Israel Outing
Meanwhile, Private Grossman
texture. In a metal case.
Officers skillfully perform
says he is prepared to carry on
July 18 at Bob-Lo
their task,
until the Army assigns a regular
Keep the medical supplies coming
Hyman R. Cohen, chairman of rabbi chaplain and cantor to the
in is the only thing they ask.
the social committee of Young fort.
Israel of Detroit, announces that
—Pvt. Arthur H. Gross,
the yearly outing of the organi- Roman Is Named
11331 Dexter Blvd.
zation will take place Sunday,
July 18, at Bob-Lo. The boat USO Chairman
will leave at 10 a. m.
A. B. Roman became chairman
During the day there will be
A Correction
tennis matches, baseball games of the USO council in a meeting
at the club Monday evening of
In the pamphlet which was re- and other activities participated executive board members. He will
in
by
the
men
and
women
of
the
cently issued by the Jewish Wel-
Drury Lane Cheerio Red
general organization and the boys assume a portion of the duties
fare Federation, entitled "The and girls of the junior interme- of Ajt. Robert McMahon, head
War Chest for 1943," in which is diate clubs. More than 200 adult of the Salvation Army, who has
described the participation of members and upwards of 150 in been serving both as director and
Jewish organizations in the 1943 the younger groups are expected chairman. Ajt. McMahon will con-
31.25 size, Enhance the charm
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tinue as director for the dura-
War Chest and in which appears to take part.
of your smile by bringing to
tion.
a list of the organizations and
Miss Frances Berris is chairman
your
bps
a
true
shade
just
for
Roman became the first chair-
the amounts of their gifts, the of the arrangement committee.
you.
Lachowitcher Aid Society is list- All friends are invited to par- man of the council in the elec-
tion,
and
at
the
next
meeting,
ed as contributing $250. The Fed- ticipate in the outing. Tickets may
eration regrets this error in print- be obtained at the Young Israel date which has not been selected,
ing, as the War Chest gratefully office, 1550 Taylor Ave., or by he will name committees to work
for greater cooperation in the
acknowledges the gift as $600.
calling Trinity 1-2934.
2 Great Stores
community.
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