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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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GI NG AROUND

IRRATIONAL TALK WAS
rampant in the earlier years of
military activities that Canadian
Jews were not
k
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sharing In t h
war effort. An-
ti-Semites took
delight in point-.
ing o u t seem-
` ingly a II t
died men not
1\n uniform.
They assiduous-
, ly searched for
Beekman
Jewish service.
men whose left sleeve was minus
the "GS" armpatch, a feature
which denoted them as "Zom-
bies" (those who did not volun-
teer for overseas duty).
The Canadian Jewish Con-
gress, on the other hand, was at
work compiling a history of un-
adulterated facts. It pointed out
that 16,829 Jews were in a service
(total population of Canada is
slightly over eleven and a half
million). More than 700 of these
are known to be casualties, and
recipients of decorations number
approximately 120.
Uniquo in military annals was
the work of three Jewish chap-
lains, Major S. Gershon Levi and
Captains Samuel Cass and Isaac
Bertram Rose. In Europe, as Ca-
nadian forces hammered the ene-
my in Italy, France, Belgium,
Holland and Germany, Jewish sol-
diers were accompanied by this
trio of men, who recon. ,3ecrated
ravaged synagogues as the Can-
oohs advanced. Canadian Army
motion picture photographers and
newspapermen recorded these lib-
eration services, and they were
widely featured in the Dominion
press.
We could go on listing figures
on the Canadian Jewish effort,
and they would all point to one
thing—a job well done.

ON LA BELLE AVE., HIGH-
LAND PARK, 126 to be exact, is
the Sharkey Brother's Novelty Co.
This wholesale toy establishment
Is an example of what ex-GI's can
do when they put their heads to.
gether.
Leonard and Raymond Sharkey
were sitting around after dis-
charge time in late 1945 when they
heard that the owner of the afore-
mentioned business was seeking
buyers. Parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Sharkey, of 3380 Glynn
Ct., dug into their trusty pockets
for the needed mazuma and start-
ed their sons in this new com-
mercial venture.
Words with Len, 26, and the
younger of the two, indicate that
things are beginning to blossom
out. The firm has now been made
a manufacturer's agency and will
have all of Michigan and Toledo
as its stamping grounds. Tem-
porarily, at least, the brothers will
make the rounds, but in future
years, Sharkey Brother's hopes to
have a regular staff of salesmen
emanating from its Detroit head.
quarters.
Army records show that Leon-
ard served four years, attained the
rank of staff sergeant, and saw
duty In Hawaii with the Second
Signal Service Battalion.
Older brother Raymond, 29, also
put in four years. His last pro.
motion was to technical sergeant,
and hls Army tour took him
throughout the states.

Hebrew Schools
To Help Hadoar

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* With FRANK BECKMAN

PHIL ROTHSCHILD,

NEWS IN A NUTSHELL .. .
The Lt. Roy Greenberg Post is
the new J.W.V. post being formed
with Russell Greenberg as acting
commander . . , Rollin Gittleman
Is new president of the Young
PeOPles Society of Shaarey Zedek.
A sight for sore eyes was 'Dr'
Jerry Eder who dropped in town
for a few days to visit his folks
with his wife before leaving for
the Army .. Jerry just completed
his Interneship at the St. Louis
General Hospital. It's the final
week home for Lt. Maynard Cohen
before he leaves for overseas with
the Army Medical Corps.
Solveig Heimann, lovely SDT
lass from "M," has packed her
bags for the overseas voyage to
her former home In Sweden .. the
parents are anxious to learn how
their property withstood the war
years.
—o—
ROMANCE BLOSSOMS .. .
The engagements and weddings
are really coming thick and fast . .
and there have been a lot of
changes made in the little 'black'
book .. .
Ray Fenley has nabbed good
looking Lorraine Gendil popular
miss 'round town, Sue Zechman
has set October 22 as 'the' date to
Marvin Weinstein.
Bernice Rosenberg will tie the
knot_ soon with Al Deutch.
Lil Mosok and Bruce Spliker are
hitting the 'steady' lanes.
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CONGRATULATIONS to mother
and daughter birthdays . . Mrs.
Evelyn Freidgood and Shirley
(Freidgood) Lezell . . more one
year older greetings to chic
Rhoda Lou Hayden.
The Sid Grossman (Shirty Kim.
mel) are beaming over their new
5 lb. addition .. a boy!
—o—
ODDS, SCRAPS AND ENDS ...
Welcome back to Ensign Harold
Goodman who recently arrived
from Guam .. he's a big boy now
and has seen lots of places after
he enlisted at 17.
The Marvin Barks (Madeline
DeRoven) have the newly wed
suite at the Edgewater Beach
Hotel.
Hotel . . . Condolences to the
Schoenfeld family and to Norm
Weiner . . . Ida Newman is minus
her appendix and says it didn't
hurt a bit.
Blond and shapely Ruth Frank-

ministration, has asked the Mari-
time Commission to provide sur-
plus river boats as floating dor-
mitories for vets attending col-
leges in waterfront cities. If such ,
a plan goes through, we'll ven-
ture to predict that excuses for
absences from class will take on
all sorts of weird guises—and
most of them will sound "fishy."

Friday, July 12, 19'46

At a joint meeting of the mem-
bers of the staff of the United
Hebrew Schools and representa .

t

enstein is back to her summer
studies at Michigan . . Marylin
Kopel has Vivian Goldberger from
Long Island as her guest this
week.
TWOSOMES DEPT. . .
The ol' snooper is at it again
as lie makes the rounds of all the
gay spots .. Al Mendlo and Eileen
Piken holding hands under the
table . . . Henry Shewach showing
Nikki Eisenberg, of the famed
Chicago dress line, what to tell
the windy city folks they are
missing in the motor city . . •
Bobby Woolf and Anita Cole look-
in' interested in each other.
Sid Kaplan twirling 'round
sharp Joan Jackson from Stan-
ford, Conn. . . on the dance floor ..
Helen Salk and Al Letvin .. Art
Docker and Janet Cohen .. Doris
Rabinowitz and Bernie Morey,
Harry Goldberg and Rita Cantor,
Don Lewis and Esther Keiden.
Foursoming on the moonlight
cruise on the Detroit River were
Morrie Kantor and Betty Ruth
Handler and Danny Hamberg with
Francis Schwartz.

tives of the Kvutzah Ivrith, it
was decided to cooperate with
Hadoar, in its effort to issue its
Jubilee number.
This year marks the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the publication of
the Hebrew Weekly, Hadoar. For
the first time in the history of
American Jewry, a Hebrew news-
paper has appeared regularly and
consistently for a quarter of a
century. A special issue will be
published by the Hadoar, which
will contain a review of the life
of our people in the fields of He.
brew literature, language, culture
and press, in education, Zionism,
religious, social and economic
spheres. Leading Hebrew writers
and scholars will participate in
this issue. All organizations are
invited to participate and insert
activities.

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PLAIN DIRT . .
The Morrey Schultz's (Bernice
Keiden) are back from honey-
mooning . . • T-4 Mickey Mallon,
our Washington representative,
exhibiting his new stripes on, his
recent jaunt to town .. Bob Go!-
den of the East side brought back
some fancy shots of some cute
China gals.
Elaine Drapkin liked the sur-
prise party thrown for her on her
birthday . . . Marilyn Boesky has
taken off for Atlantic City and Noo
Yok . . . Iryce Baskin postcards
'bout all the fun she's having in
the 'big' city of Chicago.
The actives of the Gamma Kap-
pa Chi's used Walled Lake as
their fun headquarters over the
4th . . the lawn party over at
the Lois Wertheimer house on
Parkside that the newly organized
bois and goils social club held
was really something to talk
'bout.
Marge Agree is back in town
after her long stay out west.

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Grand Park Hotel

Best Location in
South Haven, Mich.—Phone 96

Opposite Beautiful Park—near Beach
6 Bin. Walk to Shopping - Theatre

.1. A. MANN and M. RIHILN,
Proprietors

Berry's Resort

North on U.S. 31 of S. Haven

GLENN, MICHIGAN

AMERICAN PLAN
Rooms with hot and cold
running water.
Dance Pavilion
On talcs Michigan— P- rivate
Beach

Charles E. Rubin. duck J. tiood-
man. Mars.

Phone: Glen 47

Chicago Phone: Mans. 7229

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Albany Hotel

112 CASS AVE.

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

Now owned and operated by
Ben Buttner and
David Wallace
is accepting reservations
for July and August

OVeRLOOK/NG ArVeN LAVES

The show spot of Charlevoix . . . all rooms on the American plan,
The finest cuisine in Northern Michigan. 80 acres of recreational
facilities.

OUR MOTTO
ARMY BUDDY LEE ESTER-
Reservations now being accepted through September 29.
Nice Clean Rooms, Best Kosher
MANN, of Albany, N. Y., drops us
$10 deposit per person required with your reservation .. .
Food, Courteous Friendly Service.
a few lines in the day's mail. Lee,
Wire, write, or call 7004F4.
who is head of the copy desk of
REASONABLE RATES
the Knickerbocker News in New
HILL TOP INN, Charlevoix, Michigan
York's capital city, is remembered
Hosts, Bernard E. Linden and Maurice A. Rice
Phone
Mt.
Clemens
6934
by the boys as a combination Bob
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funny. As a rear echelon pencil
pusher, Lee showed his contempt
ROSENSON'S
for Hitler's waning power in a
"COOEST SPOT IN MICHIGAN"
strictly kosher way. During a Ger-
man air raid, Lee donned his tin
On North Shore Drive
hat, crouched under an iron table
furnished
modern
Beautifully
HOUSING FACILITIES ALONG —and began eating salami.
rooms, large. light and airy. Hot
the eastern seaboard are so acute
and cold running water. Showers.
private baths and other modern
that Gen. Graves Erskine, chief
NOTE TO EX-NAVY MEN:
conveniences. Spacloun grounds
of the Labor Department's re- Plans are underway for the re-
lined with beautiful trees and
training and re-employment ad- activation of the Naval Reserve in
Inwne. Excellent food. Friendly
A Spacious
.Everything for
atmosphere. Dancing on our own
metropolitan Detroit. Purpose is to
pavilion. All games. Everything
"a little bit of heaven"
Resort with
enable former sailors to retain
necessary for a complete enjoy-
a fine Vacations
able vacation Is available for our
some contact with the Naval serv-
attests.
Accommodations
of Leisure or
ice and continue their association
Telephone SOUTH HAVEN WI
or write, B. nosENsoN,
with old shipmates. For more In-
South Haven. Mich.
at
All
Times
Activity
Only Swimming Pool in South Haven! formation, call the Naval Armory,
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It is under auspices state health dept. FL 2090, and ask for either LL
Kitchen or Chief Langton.
Children's rovernees
TO OUR PATRONS
line food served as away.
All rooms remodeled an4 newly
We take this means of thanking you
New dance paIllion and our men
decorated
An
Ideal
Place
to
Live
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An
Exceptional
Place
to
Dine
orchestra for dancing and eater-
for your past patronage—and assure
Newly tiled bathrooms and showers
tnInment
you that your stay with us this year
In all buildings
"Vacation Land for Everyone"
Newly remodeled recreation band-
Private baths and showers
will be as pleasant as in the past with
Private Baths—Showers—Running Hot and Cold
ing—refreshments, soda fountain.
Sims 1906
Newly constructed Lobby. valuta-
the same courtesies and service neer.. Water in Every R oom__Dancing—Swimming--
card room, ete
Rely furnished for comfort
ea ry for an enjoyable vacation.
Two new enormous terrnees when
Our basee and ears provided for
Tennie—Golf—Horse Back Riding
one may relax In comfort
Sincerely
encgoe convenience.
REUBEN LEVIN
Bathing nt our own private beach; also Basetrall. Tennt% 0,14 Uorse-

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Lake Park Resort

SAMSON'S RESORT

North Shore Drive

South Haven, Mich.

LEVIN'S RESORT

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back hiding wad other sports.

Dietary Laws Observed

SOUTH HAVEN BUS MEETS
TRAINS AT BANGOR
We will meet all train, and busses

upon

notification

Write or Phone for Illustrated Folder—

Phone 379 or 443

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56 North Shore Drive

South Haven,

Mich.'

F. SAMSON
South Haven, Mich.

