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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Mrs J. V. Browne
President of Youth
Education League

The Youth Education League
installed its new officers for the
coming year at a luncheon, June
C. in the Book-Cadillac. The oc-

The Friendly Unit held its elec-
tion of officers on Sunday, June
10, at the Jewish Center.
The following 'officers were
elected:
Larry Einhorn, president; Max
Mills, vice president; Frieda Ru-
oin, recording secretary; Sarah
&there, corresponding secretary,
and Manny Barris, treasurer.
Henry Schore, Louis Rubin, and
Al Miller are elected to the Board
of Trustees.
A final social get-together for
the season was held by the club
on a moonlight to Bob-Lo.

'Jugoslav Jews
Regain Property

BELGRADE (INNS).—A law
ordering the restoration of Jewish
oroperfy that was confiscated
eithe• by the Germans or' their
Yugoslav collaborators was passed
cast week by the Yugoslav Na-
tional Council.
The decree provides that per-
sons failing to surrender Jewish
property would be liable to large
tines and prison sentences up to
three years.
The law provides further that
4 the owner of the confiscated
MRS. JAMES V. BROWNE
property has either died or dis-
casion marked the League's 10th appeared the confiscated property
anniversary. Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr- is to revert to the heirs within
lich was the guest speaker. The one year after the war.
following officers were installed:
Mrs. James V. Browne, presi-
dent; Mrs. Jesse Rosen and Mrs
Louis Mann, vice-presidents; Mrs.
Arthur Campbell, case chairman;
Mrs. Albert Kane, treasurer;
Mrs. Charles Goldman, financial
secretary; Mrs. Douglas Purther,
recording secretary; Mrs. Ben-
jamin Gellman, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Jack M. Edel-
stein, publicity chairman; and
Mrs. Phillip (Mender, Harold
Briskman Memorial Fund.
There Are Also

Britain To Build
New "Suez" in Yishuv

LONDON ( ZOA ).—Construction
of a new "Suez Canal" and inland
waterway, linking the port of
Acre in northern Palestine with
the Gulf of Akaba, the north-
eastern arm of the Red Sea, is
now being planned by Great Bri-
tain, according to the "London
Daily Sketch."
The proposed canal would be
about 200 miles long and would
open the Dead Sea for the first
time in history.

Fred Stephan Opens
Tuebor Cocktail Bar

Zion Drowning
Tragedy Bared

Junior Council
To Name Officers
At Election Sunday

Friendly Unit Group
Elects Officers

Fride , June 22, 1945

Junior Council will close its
current season with an election
and installation of officers at 2:30
p.m. this Sunday at the Jewish
Center.
The following slate of officers
was presented by the Nominating
Committee:
President, Bluma Nagler; 1st
vice president, Ruth Plotnick;
2nd vice president, Clara Leach;
record secretary, Shirley Small;
financial secretary, Pearl Shan-
aorn ; corresponding secretary,
Ruth Rabinowitz; Treasurer, Ros-
alyn Goldstick.
Five directors are to be elected
from the following nominees:
Gertrude Stulberg, Sybil Eb-
ner, Belle Ciliary, Betty Green-
field, Buelah Smerling, Peggy
Manu, Madelyn Lenhoff, Lenore
Baylis, Lilly Busch, Elanor Fink,
Elaine Block and Myrtle Frenkel.
Mrs. Herschel Kreger, presi-
dent of the Detroit section of the
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men will serve as installing of-
ficer.
Plans are also under way for
an outing to be held at the sum-
mer cottage of Gertrude Stul-
berg on Sunday, July 1.

Every Bond You Buy Helps
to Shorten the War.

Fred Stephan, retired detective
inspector, announces the opening
this Saturday of the Tuebor Cock-
tail Lounge at 254 W. Lafayette,
opposite
D an ny the
gtth
theater.
oen I
H arrington a nd Fred
Steffen Jr., the son, who has just
been discharged after two years
in the Army Air Corps, will be
associated in the management,
The Tuebor Lounge will have a
dining room in the basement, air
cooled and capable of seating 400.
open house will be held this Sat.
urday,

JERUSALEM (Z0A). — The
loss by drowning of 138 members
of a Palestine Jewish military
unit en route to Malta when their
ship was torpedoed and sunk by
enemy planes two years ago is
now revealed in a story published
in the "Palestine Post," only
English daily appearing in Pales-
tine. This was the most tragic loss
suffered by Palestine Jewry among
its fight.ng men.
Except for the 1,400 Jewish
soldier's taken prisoner in Greece
and Crete, some of whom have
now been liberated by the Allies,
this was the greatest loss suffered
in a single action by Palestine
Jewry.

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Secret Nazi Radio
Incites Against Jews

Riots Against Jews
Continue in Paris

PARIS (WNS).—Just as Jew-
ish leaders here were beginning to
believe that the recent anti-Jewish
outbreaks in this city had come
to an end, a new anti-Jewish inci-
dent came to mar their optimism.
The incident took place at the
Boulevard Sevastopol when a Jew-
ish family sought to move into an
apartment from which it had been
ousted during the Vichy regime.
The rioters shouted anti-Jewish
epithets,

LONDON (WNS).--A (Amides.
tine radio station broadcasting
appeals to the German people to
attack the "Jewish bolshevist Al-
lied armies" has been uncovered
this week by the Allied 'Military
Government in Germany, it was
reported.
The secret radio station was
reported to have sent out mes-
sages calling on the German peo-
ple to "rid themselves of the
yoke of the Jewish military offi-
cials who plan to take over Ger-
many." The broadcaster specifi•
cally urged the German youth to
kill all Jewish occupation officials.

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BRUSSELS (WNS)—Approxi-
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liberated from the Theresien-
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"The Veteran Faces Peace" will
be the theme of the Jewish Youth
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Thursday, June 28 at the Jewish
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Mrs. Zilla W. Goldstein, a life-
time director of Cong. Bnai Is-
rael and chairman of the Minnie
Rosenthal Memorial and Happy
Day Fund, celebrated her seven-
tieth birthday.

Refugees in Switzerland
Vote on New Homes

BERNE, Switzerland — Thous-
ands of war refugees in Switzer-
land, mostly Jews, are voting on
a general program of repatriation
and expressing their preference of
nations in which they want to
live.
So far the returns show that
they are overwhelmingly opposed
to returning to G e r man y.
Whether they desire to emigrate
to Palestine was not decided.

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