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July 30, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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CAPTAIN PERRY P. BURNSTINE DESIGNS
SELF-CONTAINED SURGICAL UNIT

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A self contained surgical unit rights for work at night.
MEET JOHNNY KLING
Grounds on September 11, 1900,
highly ingenious in its compact- -
The unit was constructed by hospital. He was seated when he
You are a baseball fan, let against the Giants. He crashed
ness and practicability was intro- 2nd Lt. Geor
h
re Seigner, in charge received the award. He is still us say, sitting around and talking t the
day by get-
• headlines that
• in
• four times
•
(lured at Camp Robinson during of the Training Aids Section of unable to stand.
brig
three safe hits
the past week by its designer, the 1 lth Regiment and his as-
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of this and that, and somebody at bat and very nearly dominated
Capt. Perry P. Burnstine, Medi- sistant, Pfc. Niles L. Parson. It
makes the happy suggestion that all accounts of the game next
It's sure tough here at
cal Officer assigned to the 1 lth was given its fi
home: you pick out an all-time, all- day. By that time, of course,
Tag. Regt. of the BIRTC.
this
first
practical
test
Marine
Private
First
Class
Jack
star
team of major leaguers. You it had been discovered that Kling
Constructed entirely of wood area, past wee k in the Bat bivouac Sugarman recently arrived home agree enthusiastically; the
where the 52nd
rabid was Jewish. Major leaguers in
talion, •
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and consisting of only a few 1 lth Regiment, BIRTC, has been In Media, Pa., to spend a 40 day fan knows no diversion more fits. those days inevitably put a rookie
Parts, it is designed for use in in the field.
cinating.
furlough.
through an initiation period.
the field w
emergencies Inventor, Physician
Naturally, you start at home When it was learned that Johnny
cian
ar ise that rah ll fo surgical
atten-
A matronly neighbor of the plate, where ball games begin and was
Capt. Burnst i ne, who was a Sugar
came in to take a and,
Jewish, the initiation rites
tion. A veritable one-piece sur- physician in Detroit for 19 years for
many
months.
and weigh the value of oe
became
look
at Jack,
who had been away
pure torture. A story is
gery, it combines everything that before entering the Army, be-
ths. She kissed him catchers. You will put down Buck told of how a certain Win Mer-
e surgeon needs to performhis lieves the unit would prove high- and settled .
Ewing, Roger Bresnahan, maybe cer was delegated to ascertain
duties—operating table, medical ly practical in battle zones be- Sugarman living
room.
comfortably
in the Mickey Cochrane and always what made the Jewish lad tick.
and surgical supply cabinets, and cause it could be used for any
". You don't , know what you Johnny Kling. For Kling, the first During the course of the game,
standard bearers from which con- type of operation, and could be (a‘voi ,lel d here, , ' said the matron. Jew in major league baseball and Mercer thundered into the plate
tamers if intravenous fluids and moved quickly with a saving in d e d h nevh er
still considered the best, cannot with his sharp spikes waving in
forget
that awful
ignored.
from
Kling's and
face.
Kling from
held his
blood plasma can be suspended. time and space. It would bring ay w en t e No.
17 shoe
coupon be
tive
playing He
in retired
1913, yet
still ac-
is ground
emerged
the
All these essential parts which the hospital to the soldier instead expired. You just couldn't get one of the standards by
usually would be found scattered of making it necessary for the into the stores for a pair of
which collision unscathed. They carried
around an operating room are soldier to be carried to the hoc- s hoes. "
all other catchers are measured. Mercer to the club ho
fitted into one compact unit. This pita!
f or re -
or( F rick, prexy of the Na- pairs and they stopped making
Sh oes.
it can be disassembled in a
killed
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Japs
on
echoed
Jack,
who
tional
League,
labels
Klin
g
as
his
trouble
for
Kling
after
that.
Guadalcan
al,
few moments and moved away
"shoes9"
favorite player of all time. Many
in a truck or ambulance to an- Nazis Murdered 1,8 00,000
For 10 seasons, Kling was the
"Th
• reminds me of the fel- others still retain vivid memories star
That
catcher of the Cubs,
other spot where a soldier may Polish Jews, S a ys
ys Minister1 lo w . Mr
great-
h
o
got
real
sore
at
the
Jap
of
the
agile
man
who
opene
need prompt care. Here it can
need
est
team
in baseball at the time.
LONDON . (WNS)—Polish Min- Snipers because he couldn't spot up a new field of athletics for He was behind
the bat in 96 of
be assembled
and be ready for inter for Home Affairs, Wlady s I ay em. They used d noiseless
•
ri
41 es ana . Jewish boys.
the 150 games the club played
use
in short time.
Banaczyk, announced
mokeless powder. They could be
"There have been great Jewish in 1906 when the Chicago outfit
Simple Construction
unced
here
this
right
on
top
of
you,
and
you
ball
Players
The porta
p ayers," said Frick, "but won 116 games—a record which
portable surgery is marked from
Polish
underground
dis- wouldn't know where they were." they never landed in New York. still stands. He played in four
week the
that
a report
just received
zy its sim
plicity. The two supply closes that
The matron shuddered ."It's Probably the greatest Jewish ball world series--catching all the
cabinets form the foundation up- massacred by 1,800,000
the Nazis in Jews
Poland
were practically impossible to get player ever in the leagues andgames in 1906, 1907 and 1909
on which the operating table from the time of their hero )a- said
clothes cleaned decently," she the first one in my recollection and was regarded as the main-
rests, and the, sliding doors of lion of the country until May 1 a-
'and if y ou do will it's two
Johnny Kling — catcher and stay of a team which had the
the cabinets are then moved up of this
wee Is
( before
ore a tailor
1
year.
' 11 return 'brains' of the famous old Chi- celebrated double play combina-
to make the smooth table surface
that period the Germans them *"
cago Clubs of the Frank Chance lion of Tinkers to Evers to
upon which the patient rests
.
11" Jack continued
"this ' e era. However, Johnny was no Chance and a pitching staff built
.
A
murdered
1,400,000
Poles, the un-
extends from
II " we ho•
was so sore at the snip- help to his Jewish compatriots in around "Three Fingered Brown,
derground report estimated. In ern
the sides
of the table and nu- addition Nazi military tribunals rs he cou ' t ° find °, e this u went New York. Instead he was ana- Ruelbach and Pfiester.
merous
attachmen
ts . g Y
and he theme for New York hated the
are to
placed
around the cabinets
hen sentenced 140,000 persons ta out on patrol one night
Kling was traded to . Boston in
got
lost.
He
wandered
for (lays Cubs with the die p and ains•
g
death
on
various
char
>vs
Th
bid
needed articles within easy teach
1911 finished with
t h
•
ati in
• Once he tried to swim a stream, atred that the Giants feel for 1913 and went back to C incinn
his native
of the surgeon. The upright stand- figures, Mr. Banaczyk said, were
ard bearers, mentioned before, compiled by the special statistical and he lost his shoes. After that the Dodgers today—and Kling Kansas to become—in time—the
rise from the rear of the cabi- department of the underground he tore strips from his shirt to represented the enemy."
millionaire owner of the Kansas
nets and also serve as a support which, at present, isgathering bind his feet; then he used his
, City Blues—an all around winner.
Kling — Kansas City born—
trousers . . "
made his major league debut
upon which a blanket is arranged even more recent figures on the
"Trousers?" to woman inter- whn he was 25 at the Polo
in case the wind begins blowing number of Jews and Poles mur-
(luring an operation. Captain dered and on the number still posed. "My husband is lucky if he
Burnstine also suspends a lantern remaining in the towns and can find a pair that fit him. And who operates a butcher shop. "I "It's Murder" Second
on a string between the two up- cities.
then they flap around and get tried to get you a steak,' but no Week at Club Three 666
Mr. Banaczyk added that the all unravelled with those cuffless go. We'll have to go out to a
- underg
round rep rt also revealed bottoms, and he's so tall you restaurant for one."
It's a lively and dance proud-
how the Nazis ar o e tricking fugi- know he can't even get them with
nent sepia revue that Producer
Rabbi Lymon to Preach tive
Sitting in the restaurant eat-
Jews into coming
of cuffs under the new ruling . . ." ing his steak , Private Sugarman Betti e Taylor is offering for a
cause out
special
On the Four Freedoms hid. . Th e Germans
"With his trousers serving as told 11.
second th week at Club T
• was swell under
er this
items to be published in the Pol- shoes," Jack went on, "he hiked g
e unique title of "It's
g
a
en
out
to
dinner
and
During the summer months ish press to the effect that ghettos miles every d ay, always following all.
Murder." Headline spot is filled
Sabbath Morning Services are still remain in certain specified the stream and finally he got to
"Don't try to keep it up by Lonnie Johnson and his blues-
held in the Main Auditorium of cities. In the hope that they will
recording fay-
outpost. There wasn't much though," Jack warned. "Remem- strumming
orites. Ea guitar,
ae
Temple Beth El at 11 o'clock. be less likely to be apprehended an
left of shoes
his feet;
he couldn't have ber, I'm here for 40 days. There interpretive Mae Waters, gorgeous
then."
Rabbi Herschel Lymon, Minister in a populous ghetto than if they worn
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ncer, held over
of Religious Education, officiates continued to roam the fields or
"I don't know what we're going was a fellow out there Who got front the previous
show, tops the
along
on
berries
for
at these services in the absence forests, the Jews make their way to do if we can't get oil this
Y . • ." colorful] dance specialties with a
* * 4, days
of Dr. B. Benedict Glazer.
to the designated cities mentioned winter," the matron replied.
ballet-type Javanese jungle num-
Eleven-year-old Marine:
This Saturday morning Rabbi in the newspapers, only to find "Just convert to coal, I suppose. year
old Stuart Falk is a Marine.
Eleven ber. Other outstanding perform-
will devote his sermon to a dis- that instead of a ghetto there are
ers include Tit and Tat, speed
then well probably find out At least, he is official Marine tap (lancers; Little Dave, eccen-
cussion of the "Four Freedoms" units of Nazi troops who round And
we can't get coal either. We'll mascot in the Detroit Marine re-
as enunciated by President Roose- them up and execute most of just
freeze,
that's all, we'll cruiting area. And he wears a jr"
tric (lancer; Sam "You'll Love
freeze."
velt. Everyone is invited to at- them.
Fouche , popular master of
(end these services.
"Out there we burned u
dui
regulation
uniform,
with
red
and
er
p
i e, s and the Taylo rettes,
-
ll
c
emon
ow
sergeant
stripes
on
his
ing the (lay and froze at night," ye
glamorous dancing octette. Four
sleeve.
Downtown Theaters
Jack recalled. "But the fellows
of the girls, Maybelle, Jerry,
Last
didn't squawk much.
ast summer
when Sgt. Falk Mattie and Cleo fill principal
FOX—A hip-hippy parade of
' camp,
"We had a pool," he reminisc- was at a boys
he wrote
to the be President
asking if he spots in the show with some ex-
youthful stars corners the market ed, "not much of a pool. It was could
a Marine mascot.
cellent individual song and dance
on catchy music in Universal's black with mud. The idea was
work. Teddy Buckner and his or-
"Mister Big," starring young Don- when we dived in to pretend it
A
few
days
later
Captain
chestra
ald O'Connor. "Mister
provide rev the
COMPLIMENTARY
ue. tunes for
Big" was Atlantic City."
Charles Pop, in charge of Marine (lancing and
opened Friday at the Fox, to-
Joe-Anna's
recruiting
in
Detroit,
asked
Stu-
get
"My husband
says
he can't
her with a war drama, "Two to Atlantic
City this
year,"
said go art's mother to bring the boy songs and George Saunders' or-
Tickets to London".
down to be measured for a urn- Ban specialties continue as a pop-
the friend. "I'm going to miss it form.
ular interlude feature.
UNITED ARTISTS — Robert terribly. My doctor says I need
Taylor comes to the screen in the a rest at least once ayear for
Stuart got the job, and can be
toughest role of his career as the my nervous attacks."
seen walking briskly through the
heroic Sergeant Bill Dane in "Ba- "When the attacks came and Illinois Center Station in his ,
taan," graphic story of the last I was killing those Japs," Jack spare time. The rest of his time is I
stand of a group of American
consumed by sc h ool. He is on ac-
heroes against the Japanese in answered politely, "I was in a spot tive duty in the sixth grade. The
where
I
couldn't
leave
even
if
I
the Philippines, which opened at had wanted to. I was scared stiff sergeant says he plans to stay t l
the United Artists Theatre on
in school until he is 17. Then he
To Moos To Fill tip
Thursday. The second feature k —I mean it. When the fighting i s going to join the Marines—for
was
hot
I'd
lie
in
a
foxhole
and
lour IVar Stamp Album
a romantic comedy titled "A pray, 'God let me get through rea l .
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Stranger in Town," starring this one.' "
*
Frank Morgan.
His Master: Corporal
MICHIGAN — "Dixie," the of "That's
how come
I feel when
one Arthur
Altman was killed in ac
those spells
on," agreed
tion on
Setting aside some-
s
Technicolor funmusical co-starr- the
G uadalcanal. He was
thing to spend in the fu-
Nazis requisition most European ing Bing Crosby and Dorothy La- the friend. "I just lie there and pot humously a warded the Purple
'God let me get through this
farm products and foodstuffs, lea y mour, continues to glorify the say,
Heart, awarde d recently to his
one.' "
ture every time you buy
ing the conquered people to starve, old-time minstrel show at th.f.
Jack,
who
suffered
the
hell
of
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
something
for the present.
To fight this thievery the farmers Michigan Theatre. The companion
malaria on Guadalcanal, express- Altman, of Chicago.
have revived a favorite weapon of feature is "Night Plane from ed
his sympathy.
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Duke, the late corporal's Bel-
the North American Indian, the Chungking" with Romert Preston
"What do you think of this gian shepherd dog, evidently re-
FLAMING ARROW.
and Ellen Drew.
Doing your share to
weather?" asked the matron, fill- solved to avenge his master 's
Dutch and Belgian Vigilantes
death. The next day he went out
ing in an awkward pause.
creep near to storage barns at
keep Hitler out of your
and enlisted for army duty. At
"The weather and the mosqui- least, that's how the Altman's
home.
No Jew Appointed to
toes were worse than the fight- tell it. Beside the two service
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Polish Cabinet Despite got
ing,"
he declared.
wonder
I stars in their window—a gold one
malaria.
I was "No
lucky
I didn't
for Arthur and a blue one for his
Taking your change in
Pleas by Jewish Groups get anything worse."
brother, Maurice, now a field
War
Stamps at your fa-
"It wasn't luck," said Jack's artillery sergeant stationed in
LONDON (WNS) — Despite father,
vorite store.
who
walked
in
at
that
Georgia—they
have
hung
a
third
pleas by Polish-Jewish groups in moment. "It was because you al-
I'. S. Treasury Department
Britain, America and Palestine ways drank six bottles of milk a star for Duke, a thoughtful, vic-
tory-minded dog who has put
the new Polish Cabinet as an- day at home."
"Did show you this brooch?" away his bones for the duration
flounced this week does not in-
and' is hastening through his ba-
and
clude an official representative of the matron asked Jack. "From sic
training a
P olis Jewry. Jewish o
p repar atory
my husband, for our anniversary,
rganiza-
night and wing their darts into tions h had demanded the
on
one or n other of theo action
He had the hardest time getting fronts.
t canine
creation
them. The arrow tips have been of a Ministry for Jewish Affairs it. Metal, you know."
wk, t
s'e 4 gkehne
"
impregnated with liquid which with a Jewish minister, to be se-
Those Nazi police (logs and
Jack returned the compliment
ignites as it dries. Scores of barns
lected by Polish Jews, heading it. by exhibiting a little souvenir he daschunds are barking up the
are fired each night.
BETTIE TAYLOR
tree,"
he told
There is one Jew in the new had a rather hard time getting-- wrong
If the vigilantes are caught they
PRESENTS
"With our
Allies,
th reporters.
a Japanese fla g
are shot.
cabinet, Ludwig Grossfold M .
e p mese
We
in a from
China,
the bulls
Bas e
of Finance, but he is not battle during which Jack saved
ton, the
scotties
from from
Scotland,
horrors
We in America have escaped the the lives of nine officers. The ma- the wolfhounds from Russia, the
A Snappy Summer Swing Revue
of the
occupied
Europe
and
in the government
as a repre- tron took one horrified look at beaglehounds from Britain, Mex.
may fight
Nazis by
less den-
sentative
sentative
of Polish Jewry
T0t
gerous methods.
member of the Polish y Socialist
but...as the flag and said it was time she ican hairlesses, and other United COOLEST 61 AKE PROVE YINI No a
The least you can do is to invest Party.
was getting along home. She kiss-
SPOT hi
mor e in United States War Bonds. ------------
Nations dogs, we shepherds will
7h,
WSS 741D
ed
Jack,
told
him
to
take
care
have
the
last
bite."
His
ears
form-
of
U. S.
himself
Dept.
, and took her leave. ed a symbolic V, and he wagged
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"Well, we'll be going out to a war-minded tail.
dinner now," said Jack's father,
AND2re. - 9:4ED-MGR.
The Altmann are proud of him.

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