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CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Welcomed Back from Service
Sol Rosenman
Sgt. Sol Rosenman was discharg-
ed from the separation base at
Ft. Sheridan last week and has
returned to his family in Detroit.
He will once again take over the
operation of his business, The
Flower Box, located at 7798 Sec-
ond Blvd., at Pallister and the
hraneh at 19131 Livernols at 7
Mile Rd. He is a member of the
Louis Marshall Lodge of the Bnai
Bran, the Factflnders Club and
the Dynamic Club.
N. Freedman
S'Sgt. Newton L. Freedman was
discharged from the Army Air
Forces recently
after a military
•
career which
saw him serv-
ing with the
442nd Troop
Carrier Group
in Europe.
A former
Wayne Univer-
sity student,
Freedman is
now a general
insurance u n -
N. Freedman
derwriter with
Mr. A. J. Blumenau and Mr. S. J.
Cohn in the National Bank Bldg.
Mr. and Mrs. Freedman (Selma
Silverman) are residing at pres-
ent with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Freedman, 18243
Ilene.
as
Bernard Whiteman
Sgt. Bernard Whiteman, son of
Mrs. Rose Whiteman, has been
discharged from service after ser-
ving 41 months, 29 months of
which were spent In England and
Germany. He received his dis-
charge papers at Camp Atterbury
where his brother, Cpl. Ernest L.
Whiteman is now stationed, and
whom he met for the • first time
in 29 months.
Sgt. Whiteman and his wife, the
former Trudell Caplan, are spend-
ing a month in California before
he returns to his former position
as accountant in the First Na-
tional Bank Bldg.
Herbert Cantor
Pfc. Herbert Cantor, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Cantor, of 3005
Chicago Blvd., has been honorably
discharged from the Army after
two and a half years of service.
He received the Bronze Star for
heroic action while a member of
the 99th Armored Infantry Regi-
ment. After V-E Day, Cantor was
attached to a Military Govern-
ment unit in Germany. He plans
to resume his .studies at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.
ri.
n.
a.m.
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
By PHINEAS K. BIRON
Lawrence Collins
Sgt. Lawrence Collins has re-
turned from the Pacific Theater
of Operations and after 23 months
of service overseas is at home
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
Collins of Webb Avenue.
Louis Kazdan
Dr. Louis L. Kazdan, of 18601
Kentucky Avenue, is now home on
terminal leave after being sep-
arated from the service at Fort
Sheridan.
Dr. Kazdan received his com-
mission In the Medical Corp in
August, 1942. He was overseas for
two years during which time he
served as Chief Pathologist of
the 28th Station Hospital in Ire-
land, England, and France.
Capt. Kazdan participated in
the Brest campaign for which , he
received the Bronze Star.
Carl Kosman
Lt. (jg) Carl Kosman, USNR, of
Thatcher Ave., was discharged
from the Navy recently, and is
now on terminal leave. He spent
18 months in the Pacific.
Albert Schulman
Fascism Without Anti-Semitisnt
RYCE OLIVER, news com-
mentator on the New York
radio station WEVD, who
speaks under the auspices of
Friends of Democracy, revealed an
interesting story the other day. .
Oliver reports that a clash has de-
veloped between the rank and file
membership and the leadership of
"powerful Jewish organizations."
He alleges that forty rabbis from
Brooklyn and Manhattan "walked
forth in silent consternation from
n meeting in Willkie Memorial
because they had been told, ni
high authority, that great and
powerful Jewish organizations
were not set up to fight fascism
but only anti-Semitism. . . In the
same broadcast Oliver charged
"two of the most influential menu
hers of the Jewish faith" with
having come to an understanding
with Joseph Patterson, Editor-
Publisher of the Daily News (the
tabloid which features the column
of John O'Donnell). . . . The un-
derstanding is based on an assur-
ance by Patterson "that no more
anti-Semitism would creep into the
columns of the Daily News. . . "
Oliver went on to say that "the
representatives of the Jewish faith
went away satisfied that the Jews
had won a victory" .. as a result
of this friendly conference be-
tween Patterson and the two dis-
tinguished Jewish leaders, the
Daily News published an editorial
extolling the principle of the "Bro-
therhood of Man." . . The conse-
quence of this understanding was
that the attack on the Daily News
was called off and big advertisers
were encouraged to go right ahead
supplying the News with financial
sinews for the attack on democ-
racy and News circulation picked
up again.
partment, having been named pre-
sident of Confidential Reports,
Inc. . . No, the pledge card for
American Brotherhood does not
mention anti-Semitism or anti-Ne-
groism and does not specify what
"the highest ideal of the dignity
of mankind, human e q u a l i t y"
means.
MISCELLANY , . .
The Jewish Black Book spon-
sored by the World Jewish Con-
gress, the Vaad Leumi, the Jewish
Anti-Fascist Committee of Mos-
cow and the American Committee
of Jewish Writers, Artists, and
Scientists will be officially launch
ed at a Madison Square Garden
Meeting on March 27. . . In the
February 24 issue of PM appears
an article under the heading of
"Fascist Terror in the U.S.A." .
Don't miss It because it gives evi-
dence that a section of the Los
Angeles police behaved like Storm
Troopers when Gerald L. K. Smith
spoke in that city. . . The Zionist
Organization of America is look-
ing for a big building in New
York to move all its departments
front Washington to America's
metropolis. . . Leon Blum who ar-
rived in this country last week
will address a huge Zionist meet-
ing in New York next month.
PERSONAL . , .
Henry Morgenthau will become
a financial columnist for a na-
tional syndicate. . . Rumors per-
sist that Walter Lippman, the po-
litical writer, will follow in the
footsteps of Clare Boothe Luce
and embrace the Catholic religion.
. . Sgt. Leonard Simon who danc-
ed with President Truman's daugh-
ter at the French Embassy party
had a very serious operation on
his leg less than a year ago.
Twenty months of overseas duty
for Albert Schulman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas.
Major Jack D. Kutnick, son of
Sch u Iman,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kutnick, of
of 2925 Glen-
9218 Dexter Blvd., was discharged
dale Ave., will
from the Army in January after
come to an end
three and a half years of service.
in the latter
He spent two years in Alaska as
part of April,
w hen the 20-
Staff Sgt. Henry Harris Carver regimental dental surgeon with
year-old Navy
has recently returned to civilian the the 177th Engr. Regiment. On
RDM 3/c re-
life after almost four years serv- terminal leave, Kutnick recently
turns to the Pa-
ice in the Army Air Corps and opened offices at 9107 Twelfth St.
Al Schulman
cific Coast from
is visiting for a short time with
Shanghai, China. A graduate of
his wife at the home of her par-
Central High School, Schulman
ents on North Martindale St.
PLAN PURIM DINNER PARTY
Dr. Louis E. Heideman was re- has spent two years in the serv- ANSWERS . . .
A Purim Dinner Party will be
Yes, it's true, Captain Wm. T. given by the Rachael Agree Mem-
cently discharged from the Army ice.
Grace,
Republican
candidate
for
School,
Schulman
has
spent
two
after three and a half years of
orial Society on Sunday, March
County Judge in Cook County, Ill., 17, at the Hotel Detroiter.
service with the Medical Corps. years in the service.
Major Albert D. Weber who, for
listed himself openly as an Amer-
Dr. Heideman spent 27 months in
Shurle Agree is chairman of the
the past 3% years has served with
ican Firster in support of all anti- event. For a reservation, call
Iran and India with the 18th Field
Mrs.
the Dental Corps of the United
progressive measures. . . Correct, Irving Katz, TO. 8-1476.
Hospital. He has reopened offices
States Army, is now on terminal
Walter Zukin, Phial 2C, returned the Hollywood Writers Mobiliza-
at 12710 Dexter Blvd.
leave. Major and Mrs. Weber
to civilian life recently after a tion organization Is doing good
(Ruth Sher) are for the present
34 month stretch with the U. S. educational work and publishing a
making their home with the lat-
Navy. Zukin spent 15 months in useful publication. . . Isadore Lu-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fore-
the Pacific Area aboard the USS bin is no longer with the State De-
Sgt.
Leonard
Levett,
son
of
, man, 3353 Calvert Ave.
Tryon, an attack hospital ship.
Mr. and Mrs. He returns to his wife, the former
Henry H. Lev- Sylvia Bolotnikoff, and a nine-
ett, 4758 Stur- months-old daughter, born while
tevant, return- he was in service. Walter resides
Lt. Colonel Marcus H. Sugar-
ed from Saipan at 1980 W. Philadelphia. He has
THE BEST AUTO
man is now on terminal leave
after 3% years taken over the operation of Zu-
after spending five years in the
WASH IN TOWN
in service. Sgt. kin's, at 8838 12th St., in partner-
United States Army Medical
Between 40 and 50 years Jti
Levett was ship with Walter Kemper.
Corps, 3% years of which were
of age. Must have good
4 with the Army
1645 MICHIGAN
siwnt overseas. He is now at-
Airway Co m -
command of En glish
CAdillac 4510
tending the University of Michi-
munication Sys-
language, be a good
tem. Mr. Levett
gan and doing post-graduate work
Lt. Col. N. L. Feldman has re-
across from the ball park
speaker for Friday night
Sr. is president
in internal medicine.
turned to Detroit after serving
of Serlin's
services
and
be
able
to
with the Army Medical Corps for
Jewelry Inc. on
Motor—Chassis
teach children.
over five years. In September,
Levett
Broadway.
Steam Cleaning
1941, Dr. Feldman was the first
Dr. David H. Kost, dentist, has
Army doctor from Detroit to set
Write M. W. Steuben
National
Hy-Pressure
recently been discharged from the
BUCHAREST (JTA) — Soviet foot on foreign soil.
U. S. Army. He was commissioned
Steam Cleaners ,
First Hebrew Cong.
authorities this week opened the
On return from foreign service,
in July 1942, and served in the frontier between Rumania and he was placed in charge of all
South Haven, Mich.
ETO. Dr. Kost has been practising Soviet Ukraine, permitting unhin- WAC Wards, both medical and
dentistry since 1935 and is now dered repatriation of Rumanian surgical, • at Fort Devens, Mass.
opening his office at 16548 Plym- Jews from the USSR to their na- He later became Chief of Medi-
outh Rd.
cal Service, and was also on till
tive towns.
teaching staff of The Nurses Ba-
sic Training Center. Later, he
DETROIT
was promoted to Chief Surgeon of
GIVE
WILL
The Army Service Force Training
IT'S ACCESSORIES
Center at Fort Devens.
In 1944, he was transferred to
THE
TO
West Roxbury General Hospital.
RED
CROSS
Boston, Mass., and placed on the
surgical staff, doing general surg-
ery until his discharge.
At the present time, he is in the
process of building offices on the
DID YOU KNOW .. .
corner of Wyoming and Mary-
2629 WOODWARD AVE. — CA. 7543
grove Drive. Dr. Feldman and his
That Mrs. C. S. Rosenberg was head cook
family are residing temporarily
at 2976 Tuxedo Ave.
Jack Kutnick
Harry Carver
Louis Heideman
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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CLIFTON AVENUE
Albert Weber
Walter Zukin
Leonard Levett
Good Opportunity
Marcus Sugarman
For a Rabbi
CAR NEED
WASHING?
Open All Night
N. L. Feldman
David Kost
That Make the Man
SABIN'S
4
Men's Wear
"Apparel of Distinction"
MURRAY SABIN
You Will Enjoy.
HUNGARIAN
KOSHER STYLE
FOOD
Take Out Service
of Pies, Pastries
and Strudel
Menu Under Direction of
A. J. VIZVARY - DAVID TAXI - BOYD SANDERS
Peter Pan Restaurant
16875 LIVERNOIS
Across from U. of D.
and had direct management of the kitchen
'V. Weisman
Lt. Commander Norman L.
Weisman, who is on terminal
leave after 24 months service in-
cluding armed guard duty in the
African and Middle East Theatre
and recently of the Judge Advo-
cate General's Office in Washing-
ton, is spending 'the week here
with his wife and daughter as
guests of Mrs. Weisman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Benj. D. Lieberman,
of Chicago Blvd. Mr. Weisman
will return to Dayton, Ohio, to
resume practice as a member of
the firm of Iddings, Jeffery, Weis-
man and Rogers.
Bernard Zeff
Bernard Zeff, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Zeff, was discharged from
the Army recently after three and
a half years' service. A CBI vet-
eran, Zeff has resumed his studies
at Central Michigan Teachers' Col-
lege, Mt. Pleasant.
at the Lachar Catering Co. for eleven years,
prior to opening her own establishment .
known as
ROSENBERG'S
Kosher Catering Company
Caterers of Distinction
Under the supervision of the
Detroit Council of Orthodox Rabbis
Al Rosenberg, Manager
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