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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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Hungarian Jews Forced
To Defend Danube
Against Russians
STOCKHOLM (WNS) —"Yel-
low-starred Jewish auxiliary
units," consisting of Hungarian
Jews, have been thrown into the
battle against the advancing
Russian armies in Hungary, ac-
cording to a report reaching here
from Berlin.
The report quotes the Voei-
kischer Beobachter, Hitler's lead-
ing newspaper, as stating that
"yellow-starred Jewish auxiliary
servicemen are continually cross-
ing the Danube bridges in the
front line towns." The Jews are
being forcibly used in an effort
to stem the attempted Russian
crossing of the Danube.
Another report reaching here
from Berlin says that the press
there has announced that "the
Jewish problem in the Hungarian
capital will soon be solved." Offi-
cial newspapers of the Hungarian
anti-Semitic Arrow Cross party
reaching here carry reports re-
vealing the miserable conditions
under which thousands of Hun-
garian Jews are interned.
At the same time the Swedish
newspaper Dagens Nyheter re-
ported that the situation of the
Jews in Budapest is growing
steadily worse and that the pro-
Nazi Hungarian Government has
already started to carry out its
threats against Jews holding
Swedish "protective • passports"
and was arresting some.
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Manager
Direct from
Services for Veterans
Offered by Yiddish
Scientific Institute
Art dooperative
Organized Here
Something new has been add-
ed to Detroit art circles with the
NEW YORK — The Yiddish establishment, some two months
Scientific Institute, Yivo, has an- ago, of the Arts Co-operative.
Purposes of the Co-operative
nounced that it is offerng edu-
are
to establish a medium for
cational and vocational services the interchange
of ideas among
free of charge to veterans. Yivo's Detroit artists and students, to
staff members and specialists con- break down artificial barriers be-
nected with the Yivo are on hand tween the arts (fine, commercial
for advice and guidance.
and applied) to broaden facilities
1. Scholarships in the Aspiran- for training and self-training for
tur—Research Training Division its members and to expand op-
and Proaspirantur—Junior De- portunities for the display and
partment:
sale of works of art.
Scholarships for both the Jun-
Membership in the Co-opera-
ior and Senior Departments of tive is open to graphic artists,
the Research Training Division painters, sculptors, photograph-
.)f ,the Yivp are available to quali- ers, architects, craftsmen and in-
fied persons who desire to under- terested laymen, regardless of
take intensive study in some field race, color or creed.
of Jewish social science. For
This new co-op will have a
further information about re- Christmas exhibit and sale of
quirements, curriculum, and sch- paintings, drawings, water colors
olarships, communicate with the and prints at their studio, 3513
Secretary to the Research Direct- Woodward Ave., from Tuesday,
or.
Dec. 12, to Jan. 2. Hours 2 to 8
2. Individual vocational and p. ni. Price range of paintings
educational guidance.
are limited up to $50.00. Many
Analysis and evaluation of edu- outstanding Detroit artists are
cational and vocational training represented in the show.
and counsel on curriculum and
Harry Glassgold, well known
subjects to study and on the Detroit artist, is chairman of the
choice of a vocation are offered Co-operative.
to veterans, particularly those
Other officers are Lillian De-
desiring to enter the field of Jew- sow, administrative secretary;
ish community service.
Mrs. N. H. Goldstick, Jewish
3. Adult education courses:
Community Center are commit-
The Yivo offers a number of tee member, financial secretary;
public lecture series on subjects Cyril Aronson, Remo Ferrugio,
in the Jewish sciences. Such Bert Stiglitz, Crowley's art di-
courses are free to veterans.
rector; Mildred Stanford, former
4. Cultural recreation:
State supervisor, WPA arts,
From time to time the Yivo crafts and recreation program;
arranges teas and social programs and Reshella Korngold, all execu-
for limited groups on specific tive board members.
topics as well as exhibitions and
A Junior board of art students
musicales. Upon request, veterans has as its officers Richard Eoff,
will be admitted.
president; Harry Wysoki, vice
president; and Jean Burns, sec-
retary.
The selection of work to be
Cpl. David Kohlenberg shown in the Christmas sale
will be made by a jury composed
Entertains Wounded
of E. P. Richardson, assistant
THE 125TH GENERAL HOS- director, Detroit Institute of
PITAL, ENGLAND.—Cpl. David Arts; Dr. Jane B. Welling, di-
Kohlenberg, 22, of 3211 Leslie rector, art education, Wayne
Ave.. now stationed with this University, and Glassgold.
United States Army general hos-
pital in England, has found more
than one way to help the hun-
BAY CITY NOTES
dreds of wounded soldiers sent
here from the front lines in Eur-
Mrs. Nate Seitnee of Toledo,
ope.
a former resident of this city,
Along with his regular work was a guest of Mrs. C. J. Levy
as chief clerk of the hospital's during the past week.
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Z-ray section, Cpl. Kohlenberg
is drummer in the hospital band
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magidson
which plays for the patients sev- have left for New York to visit
eral times a week.
friends and relatives.
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As a chief clerk, Cpl. Kohlen-
berg has charge of all corres-
Sam Brenner has left for Ak-
pondence in his department and ron, 0., for a short visit with
supervises the work of all the his daughter and son-in-law and
other clerks in his department. family.
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Before entering the Army in
March, 1943. Cpl. Kohlenberg
On next Sunday afternoon the
was a student at Wayne Uni- children of the religious school
versity.
will entertain their parents and
Cpl. Kohlenberg's wife, Mrs. friends at a Chanukah party.
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Muriel Kohlenberg, and his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koh-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kahn,
lenberg, live at the Leslie Ave. who were recently married, and
address.
now reside in Ann Arbor, spent
the week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Kahn.
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Charles A. Cowen, member of
to You
the administration committee of
the Zionist Organization, will dis-
Oranges, Grapefruits, Tange-
cuss "Palestine and Postwar
rines, Kumquats, Limes, Tangelo,
World" Thursday evening at the
etc. . . With their rare dell-
Temple of Abraham, it was an-
Ci0U8 flavor, because fully ripened
on the trees.
nounced by Rabbi Irving Ganz.
The event will be followed by
Special Christmas Gift
an open forum and social period
To delight your Friends, Clients,
in charge of the Senior Hadassah
Business Associates, or those you
love.
Society.
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2143 N. W. First Avenue
MIAMI 37, FLORIDA
The
The Sunday breakfast of bagel
and lox was sponsored on Dec. 3
by Laundry Men's Aid Society.
Charles Perlman, chairman; S.
Bacharach, L. Allen, R. Blinder,
M. Needleman. On Dec. 10 by
Primrose Aid Society Chairman,
Mrs. M. Dean; hostesses, Mrs. L.
Jacobson, Mrs. B. Cohen, Mrs.
E. Simon.
The following organizations
served at the weekly Wednesday
Night Belcrest party. On Nov.
22, the Bovarney Family Club.
Chairman, Mrs. Harry Gross;
hostesses, Mrs. Ben Okum, Mrs.
S. Gilbert. On Dec. 6, Temple Is-
rael Red Cross, Chairman, Mrs.
Harry Fisher; hostesses, Mrs.
Jerry Marks, Mrs. L. M. Ruben-
stein.
On Dec. 11 the Infant's Serv-
ice Group served at the Down-
town USO Canteen. Chairman,
Mrs. Louis Levin; Mrs. Wm.
Stern, Mrs. Samuel Guttentag,
Mrs. Wm. Katz, Mrs. Morris
Shepherd, Mrs. Nathan Simons,
Mrs. Reubin Perkers, Mrs. Earl
Shewach, Mrs. Wm, Kane, Mrs.
David Mattes, Mrs. Adolph Good-
man, Mrs. Jack Freeman, Mrs.
David King, Mrs. Eve Sherman,
Mrs. Harry Weingarden, Mrs.
Harry Goodman.
Oneg Shabot, or social hour
following religious services at
Romulus AAB. On Dec. 8, Ze-
dakah. Chairman, Mrs. Hattie
Schwartz; Ann Rosenbaum, Ethel
Shapiro, Tillie Greenberg, Ann
Rabinowitz.
Contributions: On Nov. 29,
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. and
A .M.
Winterhaven
which has characterized your
wartime Operations," and "a note-
worthy example of responsible
patriotism." The company went
on a wartime production basis
one day after the attack on
Pearl Harbor.
MIAMI BEACH'S BEAUTIFUL
BROOKLYN, N. Y.—Rabbi M.
J. Wohlgelernter has been invited
to be a guest of honor at the
dedication ceremonies of the new
million dollar, seven-story build-
ing of the Mesivta Rabbi Chaim
Berlin of Brooklyn, which opened
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10, and
will continue for one full week.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter,
who is well known for his active
part in the religious and philan-
thropic world in Detroit, has
been active in this institution for
many years.
Organized 38 years ago, the
institution today has 800 stu-
dents, of which 150 are study-
ing for the Rabbinate.
A record-breaking attendance
of . upwards of 10,000 persons,
including leaders of orthodox
Jewry from all parts of the coun-
try, are expected to be present.
President Roosevelt heads a
long list of prominent officials
who have praised the work of
the institution.
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NEW YORK — Voluntary and
unasked refunds to the United
States Treasury of more than
$1,500,000, representing profits
on war contracts, have been mad
by the International Latex Co
poration( as a contribution towar
the winning of the war, it was
announced.
The company manufactures
specialized and secret war ma te-
rals, the inventions of its presi-
dent, A. N. Spanel. It has oflices
in the Empire State Bldg., and
a plant at Playtex Park, Dover,
Rabbi Wohlgelernter
Honor Guest at Mesivta
Chaim Berlin, Brooklyn
That which is taken in with
the milk, only goes out with the
soul.
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Send your check or money order.
(Send for Illustrated Prile List.)
Company Volunteers
$1,500,000 Refund
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