16 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle May 19, 1944 WASSERMAN of a former golf course, so a Navy time, station WQXR, New gration laws will be violated. this meeting includes .AlexR1 decentralized sound system wit! I York, devotes "Your Request a31:. "Once again the eyes of the kLieno, Fo r saemp Dr. rB . e re so t e many amplifiers instead of the Program" to the patients at Et. world's most oppressed people are Leon J . Rabbi (Continued from Page 1) usual one was the only thing Albans. focussed upon you. We are con- sli.n, Kleinman,enBectitanfli;n Frank, success of which he has been which could successfully reach laztza,ikDihr The boys don't want to hear fident that their hopes will be privileged to contribute. Rabbi 72 wards, administration build- jump and jive. They like "Smoke realized. Please be assured of Weiss is going to New York to ing, nurses' homes, Waves dormi- Gets in Your Eyes" and selec- our unending support of your Samuel Lieberman, Louis Seh os: aln od in i r'sz , head a newly founded national tory, corpsmen's dormitory, laun- tions from "Show Boat". They endeavors to save the Jewish Isaac a kt'i c SPth o inpian S educational institution. dry, shops and auditorium. Leonard want the lighter classics and the people of Europe." Weiner. The farewell reception was pre- While Stromberg-Carlson men marches their high school bands planned the custom-built equip- played not so long ago and the ment, members of the National popular music they used to dance INSTITUTE JWV Ladies' Auxiliar y ( Council of Jewish Women from to. New York to California donated (Continued from Page 1) The average day's entertain- Visit Men in Hospitals all the funds for the gift, which ment of nine and three-quarters is at present in the United States also was to be a memorial to the "on the air" provides the patients The Department or :Nlichigan, Council's founder, the late Mrs. with nine hours of music, inter- where he is receiving great ac- Ladies' Auxiliary to the Jewish claim for his delightful musical Hannah G. Solomon. spersed with three five-minute War Veterans . of t he United Last November Mrs. Maurice newscasts and three 15-minute offerings. States was active with with vissiptie. oani A stimulating evening is prom- L. Goldman, former National news commentator programs. In to the U. S. Veterans Facility at Council president, dedicated the season, football and baseball ised to lovers of classical and Dearborn, U. S. Marine Hospital pit completed sound system at the games on the air get an eager Yiddish and Palestinian music. and the Children's Hospital of De- hospital. The Council's gift also audience and convalescent wards supplied the Naval Hospital with rings with cheers or howls of Daughter Daughtersy i i , i; , t .ga .er p n i; es MEMORIAL a therapy x-ray machine, two dismay as a favored team wins t o' health-ray .t.o dual-wave diathermy units, a or loses. tV't. s l 1 books curd 3' the children, (Continued from Page 1) short-wave diathermy unit, two and the auxiliaries liy sunray lamps and one ultra- have been completed, his identity c ommittee visited the bedfast violet ray lamp. AMNESTY will be revealed, and other pro- the veteran's hospitals and brought a Today approximately 4,500 gram details will be announced. a radio, smokes, playing cards and wounded sailors are finding the (Continued from Page 1) That the meeting will have tokens of morale stimulant, where period of their convalescence is the fullest support of the organ- casualties are being rehabilitated Szerer, representative of the Jew- passing more quickly, thanks to ized Jewish community has been for future civilian life require. the sound system, controlled and ish Socialist Party in the coun- evidenced by the many responses ments, cil, declared that if General Ku- operated by Naval personnel. to the first announcement of the A gesture inaugurated this year Tops with them are musical re- kiel had been genuinely inter- plans for the memorial. Repre- quest programs of which they ested in promoting better rela- sentatives of organizations re- for Mother's Day, was adopted by RABBI SIMCHO WASSERMAN get at least an hour daily. Three tions between the soldiers in the flecting various interests in the JWV women who brought joy to the confined. Drawings for a fret mornings a week a 15-minute Polish army he would have pub- ceded by the annual membership request program from the hos- lished a paper for non-Jewish Jewish community have indicated five minute phone call anywher r meeting, presided over by Rabbi pital organ, played by a blue- soldiers containing material aim- their eagerness to share in this within the boundaries of the Urn- M. J. Wohlgelernter. The finan- jacket, is featured. Once a week ed at eradicating anti-Jewish tribute to those thousands of ted States to their mothers at heroic Jews of Warsaw, who home on that day, was won by cial report for the outgoing year the hospital band obliges with a prejudices. fought the Nazis for six weeks, servicemen: Melburne Schleinet. was presented by the treasurer, half-hou• request program and being wiped out only after the Naval Coast Guard, who called Louis Levin. Although a much five times a week the boys get APPEAL Germans had brought up re- Denton, Texas, from the Marine smaller budget had been antici- a full hour of request numbers serves of heavy artillery and Hospital, and Fitzbough Gray (ne- pated at the beginning of the from the sound system record (Continued from Page 1) planes, and had set fire to all gro), returned from Sicily at the year, Mr. Levin announced that the expanded budget, due to the player. Every Thursday from 3 camps can be settled then and the buildings in the ghetto. Veterans Facility convalescing, The committee of the Com- phoned Greenville, North Caro- unprecedented development of the to 4 p. in., or from 1500 to 1600 assurance given that no immi- munity Council which is planning lina. institution, has been met, thanks to the untiring efforts of its of- ficers. and directors. Rabbi Moses Fischer, chairman of the board of education of the Yeshivah, re- ported on the satisfactory ad- vancement of all 275 students now attending the respective Always buys the best classes. Rabbi Simcho Wasserman, the of my tobacco— successor of Rabbi Weiss and new dean of the institution, was "I'm satisfied Chesterfield always formally introduced to the mem- buys the best of my tobacco. My sons bership of Yeshivath Beth Yehu- raise the same kind of tobacco I do and dah. Rabbi Wasserman was unani- mously elected at a recent meet- they sell their best tobacco to Chester- ing of the board of education field too." acting upon instruction of the board of directors. He is the son of the illustrious Gaon and Dean Tobacco Farmer, Morrisville, N. C. of the Baranowitch Yeshivah (Poland), Rabbi Elchanan Was- serman, and has already estab- lished for himself the reputation as an able Rosh Yeshivah and youth leader. Rabbi Wasserman founded and directed the Yeshi- vath or Torah in Strassbourg, France, and was affiliated before his coming to Detroit with the American branch of Yeshivath Chofetz Chaimof Yeshivath Ra - dun. New Board Elected The board of directors for the fiscal year 1944-45, elected at the meeting, consists of the fol- lowing: Rabbis Joseph Eisenman, Moses Fischer, A. M. Hershman, S. Kleinplatz, Jacob J. Nathan, Joseph Rabinowitz, Joshua S. Sperka, Isaac Stollman, Joseph Thumim, M. J. Wohlgelernter, Messrs. Joseph Balberor, David I. Berris, David J. Cohen, Solo- mon Chesluk, Herman K. Cohen, Isadore Cohen, Israel Cohen, Solomon B. Cohen, Wolf Cohen, Meyer Cooper, Louis Dann, Abra- ham Dubrinsky, David M. Edel- man, David S. Friedman, Arthur Gellman, Charles T. Gellman, Isaac Gendelman, Alter Green- baum, Nathan Greenberg, Joseph Grossman, Samuel Hechtman, Jack H. Isbee, Jerome Kagan, Max Kaminsky, Morris Kaner, David Katzman, Philip Kaufer, L. King, Jacob Lesser, Abbe A. Levi, Louis Levin, Morris Mohr, K. Palman, Louis Please, Isaac Rosenthal, Morris Saham, Sam Seligson, Jacob Shevitz, Morris Snow, Louis Solai, Isidore Sos- nick, Isadore Starr, Harry Stol- sky, Morris Sukenic, Daniel Tem- chin, Meyer Terebelo, Aaron Til- chin, Moses Weisswasse•, Nathan Wolok. WOUNDED (Continued from Page 1) throughout the country, collected $16,000 to provide the specially built system and medical equip- ment for the hospital. Captain Lester L. Pratt, commanding of- ficer of the hospital, and the engineers of the Stromberg- Carlson Company, manufacturers of communications equipment, knew they had to have a tailored- to-order system to do the job. 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