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Auaust 3, 1945

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

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Veterans
IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY Returning
To be Aided by

Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Turnover Society
011esheimer of Eason Ave., and
The Turover Aid Society USO
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Sloman of Committee, which has been send-
Prairie Ave., have returned from 'ng packages, birthday cards and
k week's cruise to Duluth.
letters to the sons and daughters

I Rev. Mayne Attends
Interfaith Parley •

of members in the service of

Lt. Morris Mersky, who has their country, sponsored a Friday
been with the 15th Air Force in night dinner for soldiers at Fort
Italy, is spending. his 30-day fur-

lough with Mrs. Mersky and their
young daughter at the home of
Mrs. Mersky's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Saulson of Broadstreet
Blvd. before reporting to Santa
Anna, Calif. for re-assignment.
Lt. Mersky is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mersky of Clair-
mount Ave.

Mrs. Henry Weinberg and
daughter Shirley Ruth of Wilde-
mere Avenue returned Monday
from a cruise through the Sagui-
ney River Route.

Mr. and Mrs. David Radio and
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Koss have
MISS BERTHA MOSKOFSKY
just returned to Detroit after
On Sunday, August 5, Mr. and spending N. vacation at the Beach
Mrs. William Moskofsky, of Hazel- Hotel in Charlevoix.
wood Avenue will entertain at a
dinner party to announce the en-
Dr. and Mrs. Max Saidman are
gagement of their daughter, Ber- spending a few weeks at Frank-
tha to Sgt. David D. Keys, son of fort, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Schlussel
of Lee Place. Sgt. Keys spent 2
Mrs. Ted Goodman, Mrs. Jack
years overseas in the Southwest 01 shan sk y, and Mrs. Phil
Pacific and is now stationed at D'Amato were hostesses at a
the Rotunda Barracks in Dear- social gathering given in behalf
born.
of the Russian War Relief, Tues-
Mr. and Mrs. Royal S. Oppen- day evening, July 23, at the home
heim have left for Montreal to of Mrs. M. Malin of Blaine Ave.
take the Saguenay Bay Cruise.
The guest speaker of the eve-
ning was Mrs. Agins, wife of
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Lambert
Dr. Agins.
left Thursday to take a cruise on
Assisting the hostesses with the
"b'the SS Richelieu through Cana- serving were Misses Anita Sfer-
dian waters.
lazza and Lynn Malin.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nathan,
of Calvert Avenue, are leaving
for a two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Cincinnati, 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Lerner, of
Pasadena avenue, have as their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Rosen,
of Miami Beach, Fla.

4. Pfc. Donald Schiller has re-

turned from a year's service over-
seas and is spending his 30-day
furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Schiller, of Wood-
ingham Drive.

Ensign Waret.r, M. Shwayder of
Miami Beach - ilsited with his par-
ents Mr. anti Mrs. Benj. Schway-
der for sz sew days the past week.

Ensign Melvin M. Gerson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex H. Gerson,
arrived from the Pacific for a

"30-day furlough. He is visiting

with his wife, daughter and par-
ents. Ensign Melvin M. Gerson
will return to the Pacific on
Aug. 8.

Mrs. Herman Berlin and her
sfr, Sanford and daughter, Judith,
H . spending the summer at
Woodland Beach, Mich.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Frieden-
.erg of 16810 Birwood Ave., have
returned from a two week's stay
n Omena Inn, Omena, Mich.

.,.
Mr. and Mrs. James Schor of
"' 3205 Tyler Ave. are spending a
few weeks in South Haven, Mich.

A personal shower was given in
honor of Miss Beatrice Goldberg
(formerly of Detroit) at the Ver-
sailles Hotel, July 13, 1945 by
; Mrs. Joseph Miller and Mrs.
nasricrdi e Ross of Miami Beach,
Ylorida. Among the out of town
guests were Mrs. Joseph Ross,
Mrs. Jack Perlberg, Miss Hyman
A Vogel from New York City, Mrs.
Isaac Goldberg, Mrs. Ann Wein-
stein, Mrs, S. Block and Mrs.
Saul Rosenman from Detroit.

L n

Haydens Celebrate
Golden Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hayden of
2321 Oakman Blvd. are celebrat-
ing their golden wedding anni-
versar, Aug. 6th, at the Wal-
dorf-Astoria, N. Y., with their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Myer Ger-
son and Mr. Norman B. Hayden.

Engaged

age

Th. I ...I rhrts•dri•

Wayne. The Society met Wed-
nesday night, July 25, at the
home of Mr. Charles Ablecop, on
Waverly avenue, to make plans
for the returning veterans.
Mr. Jacob Shulman, chairman
of the committee, announced that
it would change its name to Tu-
rover Committee for Returned
Veterans. It was voted that a
Bingo and Card Party be held in
November, 1945, thp proceeds of
which will be used for a banquet
for the returned veterans and to
present them with appropriate

Messrs.
e
gifts

'Memorial to Pfc.

Sidney Escrow

Rev. Joseph Q. Mayne, execu-
tive secretary of the Detroit
Round Table of Catholics, Jews
and Protestants, and Michigan
regional director of the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews, will attend the Staff Con-
ference of the National Confer-
ence of Christians and Jews at
Lake Forest College, Lake For-
est, Ill. on August 2nd to 11th.
He will lecture at the Con-
ference on the subject "Methods

of improving inter-group rela-
tions."

Osnos, Wineman
On JWB Committee

NEW YORK—Appointment of
Albert J. Sylk of Philadelpnia.

vice-president of the Nevins-Sun
Ray Drug Co., as associate chair-
man of the National Finance
Council of the National Jewish
Welfare Board (JWB), was ar -
flounced by Frank L. Weil, JWB
president.
The National Finance Council
consists of 33 representatives
from Jewish communities of the

Soloman Rubin, Max
L. Roberts, David Hartz and Sol
Lumberg were appointed to work
out the details for the proposed
affair. Also on the committee are
the following members: Mes-
dames Rubin, Roberts, Hertz,
Lumberg and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- nation's 1 e a d in g cities, Mr.
liam Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Ja- Weil declared. He explained its
cob Garelick, Mr. and Mrs. Har- aim is to review the program and
ry Lacow, Mr. and Mrs. John budget of the Jewish Welfare
Lebowsky, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Board, to determine the equitable
Ablecop, Mr. and Mrs. Julius share of the total budget which
Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Morris should be met by each community
Zuroff, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham and to plan the steps by which
Geller, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldberg, the requested allocations will be
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Weiner, Mr. secured. Herman Osnos and Henry
and Mrs. Julius Honeyman, Mr. Wineman of Detroit are on the

and Mrs. Nathan Samet, Mr. and finance council.
Mrs. Ben Chodun and Mr. and
Mrs. Isidor Sosnick.
Jewish General

Last Man to See
Palmer Park Site
Himmler Alive
of Picnic This Sunday The 33-year-old Palestinian Jew-

Mrs. Leah Frenkel is giving a
picnic for the Sandegerer Rabbi
at Palmer Park this Sunday, Aug.
5, Area C Woodward at Monta-
na. All friends and Landsleit are
invited. Refreshments will be
served. If it rains the picnic will
be held at Assembly Hall, 12th

and Clairmount.

Eli Levin Auxiliary
Gives Hensel $225

A trip to Percy Jones Hospital
was recently made by Mrs. Ida

ish Brigadier Susia Reich, son of
a well-known Haifa architect who
was among the founders of Na-
haria, was the last man to see

Himmler alive.
Brigadier Re i c h, a Russian-
born Palestinian, who came to
Palestine while young and was
educated at the Haifa Reali
School, under Dr. Biram, is the

Oiiryj- Jew from Eretz Yitrael to
reach British General's rank.
Writing home to his widowed
mother, who lives in Naharia, the
Brigadier, who is serving with the
British Army in Germany, re-
vealed that he questioned Himm-
ler for some time and that the

PFC. SIDNEY ESEROW
Family and friends are paying
tribute to the memory of Pfc.
Sidney Escrow, who was killed
in action in France, one year
ago, August 14, 1944. He entered

service of the U. S. Army, Sep-
tember 10, 1943 and went over-
seas June, 1944. He was attached
to the 121st Infantry, 8th Divi-
sion, and was awarded the purple
heart for courageous service.
He was a graduate of North-
eastern High School and Detroit
Institute of Technology account-

ing school
Before entering the service he
was associated with his father
and brother in the Detroit Colli-

sion Works.
He was loved, respected and
honored by all, and his hallowed

memory will always remain in
their hearts. His thoughtfulness,
sincerity an generosity shall never
be forgotten.
He is survived by his mother
and father, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Escrow, his wife Rachel, daughter
Harriet, brother Jack, and sister
Mrs. Etta Pastor.

Schultz, past president and Mrs.
Eva Mann, president of the Lt.
Eli Levin Ladies Auxiliary No.
Gestapo chief frequently inter-
230 of Jewish War Veterans.
A birthday and anniversary rupted his words to pat his shoul-
party was arranged by Fredrick der, calling him "Mein Lieber."
Hensel's entire ward which in- Brigadier Reich was the last man
cluded cigarets, ice cream and a to speak to Himmler, and he de-
scribed the Nazi thug's death as
large cake.
Mrs. Schultz thanks those who "unfortunately quick and pain-
contributed to the Frederick Hen- less."
Brigadier Reich, who studied
sel Fund, to aid the hero who lost
MISS JOYCE WILNER
his arms and legs, and made it Semitic languages in Paris before
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Wilner of possible to present Sgt. Hensel the war, did research work in Sy-
ria, enlisted in the British Army
Los Angeles, Calif. former resi- with a $225.00 check.
as a Palestinian shortly after the
dents of Detroit, announce the
outbreak of the war, and was
engagement of their daughter,
commissioned in the Intelligence
Joyce Gloria, to Lt. Edward Hebrew Ladies Aid
Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- I To Meet August 15
Corps.
uel Stone, of Detroit.
The regular monthly board
Lt. Stone, A. A. F., is at meeting of the Hebrew Ladies
CARD OF THANKS
present stationed at Waco, Tex. Aid Society was held in the home
The family of the late Ann
of Mrs. Rose Kuhn on Richton. A Docks wish to thank their friends!
luncheon was served by the hos- and relatives for the many kind-
Arthur J. Murphy
tess. Plans for a Card Party to nesses shown them during their
For Traffic Court
be held Sept. 26 in the Dexter- recent bereavement.

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Arthur J. Murphy, Democrat, Lawrence Hall were completed.
Flowers for a4 occasions— 1
candidate on the non-partisan bal- Mrs. Leo Gantz is chairman.
Buy More War Bonds
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6.6622
lot for Judge of Traffic Court con-
The Annual Donor Luncheon
ducted a vigorous campaign will be held Nov. 19. Mrs. Paul
among the various Congressional R. Freeman is chairman, Mrs. El-
District Democratic organizations freda 'Greenwald is co-chairman.
during the last week.
The first meeting of the season
Candidate Murphy addressed will be held at 12:30 p.m., Aug.
audiences of the regular Demo- 1 15 in the Dexter-Lawrence li-
cratic Party organizations and brary.
workers, and promised decen-
tralization of the Traffic Court by Pfc. Seymour Bass
DINING AND BALLROOM
conducting night sessions and
morning sessions in the police Home on Furlough
NOW AVAILABLE FOR BOOKINGS
Pfc. Seymour E. Bass, son of
precinct buildings lo cated
FOR
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Freedman
throughout the city. This would
WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, SHOWERS
prevent any working man from Berkeley Road, has returned
having to lose a day's wages. home for a 30-day furlough after
BAR MITZVAHS
Decentralization would also ease spending one year overseas.
He will complete his training
the docket downtown, he said.
Call CARL BISIO, Mgr.
Judge Murphy es p e ci ally in Camp Swift, Texas with the
TOwnsend 8-2680
stressed that if elected Traffic Second Division and then go to
Court Judge he will put all the the Pacific.
746 Collingwood at Third
Pfc. Bass is a graduate of
powers and facilities of the Traf-
fic Court to work in helping to Michigan State Normal College at
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wipe out the Black Market.

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