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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1944-06-09

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June 9, 1944

Contributions to the
Jewish Home for Aged

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and
The Legal Chronicle

A FAMILY OF FIGHTING CONTRIBUTORS TO THE U. J. A.

13

Deadline for Removal of Jews from
Budapest Is Marked- by Lootings

The following have made co n-
tributions to the Home:
BERNE (WNS).—As a dead- tinged Jewish undertakings".
Mrs. H. E. Rafelson in hon or
line for the removal of all Jews
of Mother's Day for Mrs. I( la
Disclosing that ninny theaters,
Lurie; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gra nt
from Budapest, Hungary, into movie houses, music centers and
in memory of Oscar Blumber g;
designated ghettos passed last entertainment establishments had
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kopel in
closed down in Hungary as a
week,
hundreds of young Hun- result of the elimination of Jews
memory of Mrs. Frieda Mandric k;
garians, led by Nazi gangs, raid- from those enterprises, Fuegget-
Samuel Frank and family in m e-
awry of Mrs. Frieda Mandrick ;
ed Jewish homes and carried off lenseg, official organ of the pro-
Mrs. A. G. Rosenthal in memo'
whatever they were able to seize, Nazi Hungarian government, de-
of father Hone-Gershen-Shaps el
clared that "Hungary Must find
it was reliably reported here. a radical solution to the Jewish
and uncle Jacob H. Goldberg; M rs
The
systematic
raids
on
Jewish
Barnett Wolk in memory of Di i-
problem irrespective of results,
vid Hyman; Mrs. Belle Baskin i n
homes, for the avowed purpose and if the Hungarians will not
memory of father Shave Altshuler
of seizing "hidden Jewish wealth," solve the problem, the Germans
Mrs. E. Morrison, Chicago, Ill i-
was inspired by an inciting state- will interfere and solve it in
nois, in memory of father Meye r
ment by the Hungarian Minister their own way."
In an official Hungarian broad-
Rogoff; J. W. Webber in tnemor
of the Interior, Andor Jaross,
of parents Hyman B. and Hach el
who declared last week: "I em- cast heard here this week, the
Webber; executive staff of B
phasize that everything which announcer declared that Jews
Siegel Co. in memory of Mrs
Jewish greed managed to pile up will not be permitted to use air-
Goldie Kassel; Mr. and Mr s.
during the era of liberalism in raid shelters except "when the
Aaron Agree in memory of Mrs
the shape of properties, treas- number of Christians wanting
Rachel Kirsh; Leon Friedman an
ures and other valuable has to use them is not large". The
Mrs. Rose Friedman-Weider i n
ceased to be Jewish property. It nature of the drastic measures
memory of mother Menuhe; Ja
is henceforth property of the which Hungarian authorities have
been taking against Jews was
nice Fried in memory of mothe r
Hungarian nation."
Esther; Mrs. Bella Nether i n
The Plotkin family of Athol, Mass., is fighting this war on the
At the same time, Budapest indicated last week in an an-
memory of husband Abrahan
newspapers reaching here carry nouncement by Lazio Endre, Com-
European front and on the Pacific front. III addition to naming the
Norber; A. Kuhn in memory o f
common enemy on the battlefield, they have also done their share to articles and editorials protesting misar for Jewish Affairs, who de-
mother Fayge; Mrs. Rose Ston e
help the victims of his program of annihilation. "A foxhole does funny
against, what they call "the wide- clared that by the end of Au-
things to you.
in memory of father Simon an d
It makes you think right and drives away selfishness",
spread sympathy for Jews dis- gust there will be an abundance
sister Dvoyre; Louis Finberg i n
Sgts. Melvin and Jacob Plotkin wrote from the Solomon Islands to their
played by the Christian popula- of Jewish homes available for
brother in Massachusetts. In the same letter they announced that they
memory of mother Malke; Sey
tion of Hungary". The newspa- the non-Jewish population.
were contributing the sum of $200 to the campaign of the United Jewish pers also disclose that the flood
mour Simons in honor of Mrs
Appeal for Refugees, Overseas Needs and
D. W. Simons and Mrs. J. S
Palestine. Last year these of applications for confiscated
Michigan Resorts
boys contributed $90. All of the six members of the Plotkin family in Jewish property is so great that
Waldman on occasion of Mother'
the
armed
forces
are
eontributors
to
the
U.J.A.
Their
motto
is
that
Day and in honor of the 75th
the Hungarian authorities have
while victory is certain, "we cannot wait for that glad time to aid those
birthday of Aaron Klein; Mr. an d
been unable to cope with the
of
our
people
who
are
suffering
because
of
our
common
enemy."
''where vacation dreams come true"
Mrs. Lewis Bowman in memor Y
problem. They urge the appli-
(Top row, left to right) Sgts. Jacob and Melvin Plotkin, stationed in
of Mrs. Frieda Mandrick; Mrs. S •
cants to be patient and "not to South Haven's Finest Resort
the Solomon Islands; and Corp. Charles Plotkin, a cousin, now in
Berlin, donation; Mrs. R. Cowan
suffer of the psychosis that fa-
England. (Bottom row, left to right) Sgt. Robert and Corp. Norman,
80 Acres of Playtime Paradise
in memory of husband Fyvel;
voritism is practiced in assigning
brothers of the Plotkins in the Pacific area and Corporal Morris Could,
Mrs. S. Abramsohn in memory of
Jewish firms to new owners."
eo A gay, frtendly crowd
another cousin. The fighting Plotkins are maiming their battle stations
mother Yente; Mrs. M. Gallow in
on the humanitarian front, too.'
One Hungarian newspaper, in • Swimming, tennis, golf, horses
memory of husband Harris Gal-
reporting "a campaign against • Handball, ping pong. archery
low; Mrs. Ray Blumeno in me-
Christian concealers of Jewish • Dancing, concerts, movies
mory of Mrs. Millie Kaufman;
property," revealed that 30,000
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Sherwin Jewish Vocational
Planned Activities
Jews. in the ghetto of Oradea-
JWV
Auxiliary
to
in memory of Mr. Klein; Belkin
more had been questioned by the
Rooms with Bath
brothers, donation; Jean Schles- Services Moves Offices Purchase Radios with
police on the suspicion that they
S#perb Food
inger in memory of mother Min-
had transferred their property
Write for /older
nie Klein; H. Golanty in memory To Commerce Building
to Christians before being placed
Poppy Day Proceeds
Phone 783
of Max Field; Louis Cohen in
in the ghetto and of having thus
The Jewish Vocational Service,
memory of Max Field; Mrs. H.
The Department of Michigan, circumvented the law governing
C. Einstein, donat'on; Mrs. Fan- an affiliated agency of the Jewish Ladies' Auxiliary to the Jewish the confiscation of Jewish prop-
Welfare
Federation
and
the
War
War
Veterans of the United erty. Several department stores
nie Greenberg, in memory of
mother Yente; Mr. and Mrs. I. Chest, moved its offices this week States, announces hospitalized war in Budapest are reported to have
SOUTN.,NAVEN, MICHIGAN —
Globerson in memory of Mrs. to the Commerce Building at veterans, during the period of been seized in Budapest on the
Anne Korelitz; Esther Potashnik, 320 W. Lafayette Blvd. medical treatment and the pre- suspicion that they are "camou-
Michigan Resorts
The J. V. S. is an agency en- paratory eventual release of
donation; Mrs. M. Gedrich in me-
mory of father Tzevy; Women's gaged in planning careers and these men to civilian life, that
Mendelson's Atlantic
Auxiliary of the Jewish Home for securing jobs for workers and the proceeds from the sale of Annual Election
Aged in memory of Jacob H. supplying the "help wanted" poppies have been allocated to-
RESORT HOTEL
Goldberg; Nathan Trubowitz, do- needs of employers. It assists ward the purchase of a complete Meeting of Mizrachi
aught on the lake
youth
to
choose
proper
occupa-
50-watt
communication
radio
sys-
nation; E. Golumbia, donation;
To
Be
Held
June
15
Private Beach
tions,
refugees
to
secure
appro-
tem,
with
amplifier,
loudspeakers,
Mrs. L. G. Weisberg in memory
TennIs—Golt-
of the birthday of father Harry priate jobs, women to find their microphone and ear sets equip-
Ml G ttttt es
The Mizrachi Organization of
H. Elbinger; Max E. Sable in right place in industry, handi- ment which is to be installed for Detroit will
Cement government
meet
on
Thursday
pier for fishing, only
memory of mother Fanny Sable; capped persons best to use their the use of bedfast patients at evening, June 15, at 9 p. m., at
100 yards from hotel.
Mrs. Leah Brown in memory of strength, older persons to re- the United States Marine Hos- Congregation Bnai Jacob, Lin-
Rooms with or with-
husband harry Brown; William enter the labor market, and Jews, pital, Windmill Pointe in De- wood at Richton, to elect officers
out Private bath.
A. Goldberg in memory of wife in general, to solve their employ- troit,
and directors for the coming
Private Cottages also
Rose and Henry A. Hecht; Al- ment problems.
Poppy fund contributions were year.
available.
Many boys and girls in school generous, and all monies col-
bert II. and Yale Levin in mem-
Write for rates or
Irving W. Schlussel, president
and
college
conic
to
the
J.
V.
S.,
lected
will
be
used
solely
for
ory of grandmother Haye; Mrs.
Phone South Haven
of the organization, will give
R. Epstein in memory of mother not for immediate jobs, but for veterans' welfare and hospitali- his annual report of the status
511
___,
--
help
in
•planning
their
future,
zation.
The
poppy
committee
in
■ 10‘60 .1, 65 North Shore Drive
Esther, and father Shmaye-Moy-
of the local Mizrachi chapter;
=7'
They
conic
because
they
want
to
charge
of
chairman
Faye
Taitel-
Sou thlfaven,51igh.
she; Marks Helpern, Mt. Clem-
Meyer Beckman, treasurer, will to

ens, Mich., donation; Herman R. plan their life work, not drift baum and co-workers were Hat- render a financial report, and
Sable in memory of grandmother into it. They conic while still in tie Cohen, Mollie Elbinger, Lil- Rabbi Isaac Stollman and Max
Michigan Resorts
Fanny Sable; Jerry J. Tobias in school. They need help in finding ban Feldman, Betty Fredenthal, Kaminsky will report on the
"a little bit of heaven"
memory of Oscar Blumberg, Mrs. out their abilities and where and May Ginsburg, Ruth Goldsher, progress of the membership drive.
Millie Kaufman and Max Field; how to use them. They need a Kay Hirsch, Jean Jacobs, Lillian Sol Lumberg, executive secre-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bowman in realistic look at the whole world Morris, Dora Orenstein, Emma tary, will discuss current activi-
memory of Abraham Pollock; of work, without prejudice for or Peck, Mae Rosen, Birdie Rosen- ties of the Mizrachi Organization
Mrs. ,J. Money in memory of hus- against certain ways of making berg, Lillian Sachs, Bertha of America.
Only Swimming Pool in South Haven!
a living. They need, too, an un- Schaap, Esther Tenzer and Bea-
band Jacob Molloy.
On Sunday evening, June 4, It Is under auspices of Slate Health Dept.
derstanding of how to reckon trice Weisberg
Mizrachi leaders from all over
with employment discrimination
TO OUR PATRONS
the country met at the Commo-
in their planning. And they know
dore
Hotel
in
New
York
City,
e
take
thin
means of thanking you for
that whether for war or postwar
SEGAL
House of Shelter
oast patronage—and assure you that
to pay tribute to Leon Gellman, your
this planning has to be done.
your stay with us this yearwill be f Pleas-
national Mizrachi president, on ant as In the mud with the same courtesies
Ladies' Auxiliary Card
Since the war, ninny men and
(Continued from Page 4)
his completion of 10 years of and service necessary for an enjoyable va-
Party on June 14
women came to the J. V. S. for
cation. Sincerely
counseling to prepare them for rabbi, having thought it all out, service as president. A scroll of
all the new members enrolled !WHEN LEVIN.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the military 7ervice. Now the J.V.S. spoke:
House of Shelter will sponsor a is seeing increasing numbers of
"How many children in your throughout the United States
Dietary lams
during 1944, was presented to
Red Cross luncheon and card discharged veterans, helping them family ?"
observed
Mr. Gellman.
party to be held on Wednesday, to find their best employment
"There are four of us."
The nominating committee con- Trains at Bangor
June 11, at 12:30 p. m., in the possibilities for the present and
"And do they eat well?"
Bus at
social hall of Congregation Bnai postwar world.
"Yes, we are nearly always sists of Meyer Beckman, chair-
South haven
man,
Rabbi
Jacob
Hoberman,
David, Elmhurst and 14th. The
hungry."
Harvey II. Goldman is presi-
We will meet all
tickets are printed for the Beth dent of the board of trustees of
"And your mother has pre- Morris Mohr, Max Kaminsky and trains and bu sses
Isaac
Rosenthal.
Jacob Synagogue, please do not the agency, and the professional pared many things to eat for
upon notification.
change. Price is 75 cents.
staff comprises M. William Wein- Pesach?"
MICHIGAN
RESORTS
"Yes, and they are so pleas-
berg, executive director, Anna-
Rose Hersh, placement director, ant to smell."
There's Nothing Finer Than
Then, said the rabbi, there can
and Albert Cohen and Charlotte
be
no
harm
in
one
grain
of
counselors.
• Mills,
The J. V. S. invites the use of wheat among so many good
The Most Exclusive Resort In
its staff and facilities for per- things to eat. And, besides, the
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South Haven, Michigan
sons concerned about getting a children have to eat, anyway.
tw Rooms with private bath and show-
I I
itt,
job, changing a job, planning a "Go, run home and tell your
er. Children's dining room and gov-
Window Shade Co. career, school and college work, mother that you may eat and a
erness. Playgrounds, private bath-
ing beach. !,ten's and women'a s.da-
military services, and those wish- very good Pesach to all of you."
WINDOW SHADES
riums. Concert orchestra.
ing aptitude tests. It assists per- Whenever Mr. Korb reads of
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MADE TO ORDER
sons in finding appropriate em- the hard stubborness of Jews in
a Acts of Vaudeville—Dancing
ployment and in making sound their ideological quarrels, he re-
Nightly
Cleaned and Repaired
career plans for the future. members the sweet reasonable-
Workers,
students
and
parents
ness
of
the
rabbi
of
Plunjan.
In
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