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August 6, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Moe Leiter Honored
By Dominion Life

U. S. Army Aviation Cadets Flying in Basic Trainers

Moe Leiter has again been sig-
nally honored by the Dominion
Life Insurance Company by be-
ing chosen as vice president at

The Detroit Round Table of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
has been invited to present
panel discussion on "What the
Churches Are Doing in the War"
on the Victory Round Table pro-
gram sponsored by the J. L. Hud-
son Company over IVIVJ on Fri-
day evening, Aug. 6, 7:45 to 8
p. m. The members of the panel
will include Rabbi Leon Fram
of Temple Israel, the Very Rev.
Monsignor E. J. Hickey, Ph.D.,
chancellor of the Roman Catholic
Archdiocese of Detroit; Joseph Q.
Mayne, executive secretary of the
Detroit Round Table of Catholics,
Jews and Protestants; the Rev.
Ellsworth Smith, War Emergency
Chaplain of the Detroit- Council
of 'Churches. George W. Stark,
who customarily serves as the
moderator for this program, will
be out of the city on vacation,
and in his absence the moderator
will be Harold True.

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MOE LEITER

I" large of the Hilliard Club, the
company's leading production
club.
Mr. Leiter and his unit, known
as Moe Leiter and Associates,
outdistanced all competitors (lur-
ing the last three months of the
production drive.

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In the
sides above Randolph Field, Texas, the "West Point of the Air," these Aviation Cadets are
In their
flying
time experience preparatory to flying
gettini
the huge bombers and fast tough fighters they'll use in
Advanced Training. There it no better training than hat given to the Army's Aviation Cadets.
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Details of Nazi Brutality
Toward Jews of Holland
Revealed by Dutch Author

LONDON. (WNS) — Jan De
Hartog, Dutch playwright and
novelist, said this week upon his
escape from Holland that the
Germans had taken Jewish pa-
MARGUERITE KOZENN TO SING LEADING
tients from operating tables
Bnai Brith Centennial
and
ROLE IN DETROIT OPERA PRESENTATION
women in childbirth from hospi-
tals
for
deportation
from
Am-
Postponed
for
Duration
Marguerite Kozenn, who is • n th e San Fran
sterdam.
cisco Opera Corn-
WASHINGTON, D. C.
private life Mrs. Julius Chajes, pang; Marguerite Kozenn dra-
Work Camp Better Than has
De Hartog, who was one of
Post-
been selected to sin
g the fe- inatic soprano; Avery Crew, tenor ponement of the observance of the the leaders of the underground
"Vacation As Usual"
male leading part of Smetana's
while in his country, reported
comic opera "The Bartered of St. Paul's Cathedral; Margit 100th anniversary of Bnai Brith, that
an old
Dutch theater in
Detroit Jewish youth have been „ing,
Bride," to be given Sunday eve- Kormendy, contralto; Cyril Weze- which was to have been celebrated Amsterdam had been used as a
given an opportunity to vacation
Oct. 31 at the Scottish mael, baritone, of the St. Pres- throughout the country on Oct. clearing house for deportees. He
Cathedral
of has
Masonic
Tem- byterian church; Dorothea Oehm- 13, until after the war was an- described the scenes there as
summer
and help
ple. M
iss ozenn
been prima
at
K
th is the
same time.
On Uncle
Aug. Sam Rite
"horrible".
1, donna at the Vienna and the Bu- ke, soprano; George McLeod, bar- nounced by Henry Monsky, presi-
Dutch Christians, he said, con-
the
Work
Camp
(located
at
the
charest
Opera
House
and
has
per-
dent
of
Bnai
Brith.
former Council Camp, near Port
hone; James E. Richards, tenor;
stantly demonstrate sympathy for
Huron) of the League will be a formed with symphony orchestras Rosina Betman, soprano, and Wil-
Decision to put off the observ- their Jewish compatriots, and in-
going concern and will be in oper- all over Europe. She made her Liam Tennant,
ance of the centennial of the vite the remaining Jews into
ation until the end of September. American debut in 1940 as solo-
baritone. Three
their homes.
ist with the Schola Cantorum and eminent members of the Metro- nation's oldest and largest na-
He told of an incident occur-
Work campers will combine the New York Philharmonic or-
titan Opera Company will come tional Jewish organization for the ring
farm work to help win the war chestra in Carnegiee
recently at the Hague, when
to
Detroit
to
aid
the
presentation.
with healthy living and play. B
Hall.
duration was made at a meeting a theater audience sang the
Cooperating
in
the
perform-
They
are
the
orchestra
conductor,
sides enjoying the tennis, swim- ance of the Bartered
of the Bnai Brith Central Ad- Dutch national anthem upon the
nearby riding and roller-
artered Bride" will y stage director an d leading tenor,
ministrative Board. The Board appearance of the word "Orange"
be Detroit nationality groups and e to be named.
d
skating facilities,
,
and the natural a committee of music loving citi-
es of lities,
The. project is entirely non- voted to postpone the 100th anni- (for the Dutch royal house) on
the cam
the screen. A German officer ar-
1
p grounds, zens headed by Mayor Edward J. commercial, with profits to be de-
the campers will work a mini- Jeffries as honorary chairman. voted to worthy charities, and versary celebration by the follow- rived, demanding to know who
started the demonstration. The
mum of 24 hours a week on near- With Mayor Jeffries on the corn- with the fundamental aim of con- ing resolution:
by farms. For this work the "
whole
audience chorussed, "The
Vic-
mittee
will
be
Fred
tributing
to
the
cultural
and
ar
"The
Central
Administrative
tory Farmers" will be paid ab bout
M. Butzel,
Jews,"
taunting the German with
tistic
life
of
Detroit.
Detroit
attorney,
Dean
Waldo
Board has determined to post- the usual
40 cents an hour, the prevailing
Na • formula under
rate of farm pay in the Port Lessenger, of Wayne University;
pone our centennial celebration which "the Jews" are blamed
for
Huron area. The United States Dr. Vaughn S. Blanchard, of
and hopes to make our centennial all resistance. It was particularly
Detroit Board of Education and
Employment Service in that area others.
ironic,
since all Jews had been
celebration a victory celebration,
assures us that there will be farm
which we hope will be partici- deported from the Hague.
The cast will include the
and cannery work available for
ttia S:
pated in on a national scale by all
Wayne University dance group,
all.
the District Grand Lodges, lodges,
Originally
we
headed
by
Ruth
Murray;
the
De-
The rate for a full week of
auxiliaries, Hillel Foundations
asked for 10 percent
fun and good meals at the camp troit Art Institute mixed chorus,
and chapters of Aleph Zadik
under
Arthur
Gnau;
the
Detroit
in bonds; now we
is $15. For those young people
Aleph."
who can visit the camp only on Orchestra and the following well
need considerably
known
Detroit
singers:
Alfonso
week-ends, the League is offering
morn
a special rate: A two day week- Pedroza, former leading basso of
Nazis Promise Poles
end including lodging and six
meals will cost $5. Those who
More Food If Jews
stay only for the week-end will
Are Liquidated
Harsh, medicinal laxatives
be expected to put in about eight
only griped me—and never
hours of farm work. Accommoda-
really stopped my constipa-
STOCKHOLM. (WNS)_A re-
tion. It always came back.
tions for Sunday guests have also
port reaching here from the
un-
been planned—one day with three
Then I found
derground Jewish movement in
why. I
just wasn't taking out
meals will be offered for $2.75.
on enough
Nazi-occupied Poland reveals that
"bulk"-forming
foods.
So—.
Other part time arrangements
Nazi officials are flooding Poland
I started eating KELLOGG'S
will be made on a proportionate
with pamphlets promising the
ALL-BRAN regularly and
basis of cost and work hours.
Poles snore food after the com-
drinking plenty of water.
Because of the shortage of labor
And — I "Joined the Regu-
plete liquidation of the Jewish
lars!"
and the nominal rate being
ghettos in Poland. The pamphlet,
charged, campers will put in a
That's because XELLOGO'S
said the report, contained a prom-
ALL-BRAN gets at
little time daily helping to keep
the cause
ise that Poles would receive the
of constipation like mine
the camp itself running. All meals
food formerly used to feed the
and corrects it—by helping
are kosher.
100,000 Jews in the liquidated
to form a soft, bulky mass
ghettos.
Harold Tannenbum, formerly di-
in the intestines.
rector of Camp Wise in Cleve-
If your trouble is what
Meanwhile, Swedish postal au-
land, has just been appointed di-
mine was, why not try
thorities issued instructions to
rector of the camp. Mr. Tannen-
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN?
all local post offices that persons
It's
baum will arrange for work op-
made by Kellogg's in Battle
sending parcels to Jews in Po-
Creek
and
tastes
swell.
portunities and supervise the edu-
land should be informed that the
cational and recreational program
Nazi occupation authorities con-
in camp.
fiscate all such packages.
The Work Camp presents an
AbbiTioN rp Cr4ER
opportunity for Jewish youth to
lowcs , Nets on ViEth
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relax, work and play in a beau-
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tiful environment. A number of
CN BOND
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FOR A DELIGHTFUL VACATION
groups have already begun to
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make plans to attend the camp
on part or full time basis.
AND 6uRvNia I
Registrations are now being
taken at the Jewish Community
Center, Woodward at Holbrook.
For arrangements and further in-
Excellent Place
formation regarding the camp and
for Hay Fever
transportation facilities, call Mr.
Sufferers
Neimand at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
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—

FDR

I SAID GOOD-BYE
TO CONSTIPATION

I've Got a Home. too
Mister! Every extra
BOND you buy through

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our greatest single
factor in protecting
ourselves against in-
flation.

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