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Friday, July 19, 1946
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and Tha Legal Chronicle
Clubs and Activities
Ostrower Relief
A picnic of Ostrower Relief
Society members will be held at
1:30 p.m., Sunday, July 21, at
Lola Valley Park.
For information call either Sam
hman, TO. 5-0814, J. Brown.
7-5153, or Mrs. Leo Cohen,
6-8611.
Zuckerman and Mrs. Maurice
Sklar as chairmen of the affair.
Vlademeritzer
The Vladimeritzer Emergency
Relief organization is calling a
special meeting of all Landsleft
and friends on Tuesday, July 23,
at Workmen's Circle.
The group requests that every-
one attend and bring canned and
dried Kosher food to help Vladi-
At a recent meeting of the meritzer survivors in various
Women's Auxiliary of the Maim- camps in Europe.
onides Medical Society, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
Morris Witus, president; Mrs.
The Gruskin Family Club con-
cluded the season's activities with
an outdoor picnic at Middle
Rouge Park. Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
Gruskin and Mr. and Mrs. B.
Gruskin provided the refresh-
ments.
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Maimonides Society
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Gruskin Family
Picket Consulate
Round Table to
Send Teachers to
Summer Session
GI's Interest and NRS Services
Reunion of Mother and Child
A believe-it-or-not story of how
a Bronx GI's desire to adopt a
The Detroit Round Table of little Polish girl whom he found
Catholics, Jews and Protestants in Germany a year ago led to her
announces that seven teachers recent reunion with her widowed
from the Detroit schools have mother in Lodz, Poland, after a
been awarded scholarships to separation of nearly four years,
Workshops in Intercultural Edu- was revealed recently by the Na-
cation during the summer ses- tional Refugee Service.
The story of Antonina Zofia
sion. These workshops, conducted
at leading universities by the Na- Warszawska was an illustration
tional Conference of Christians of the complex tasks of human
and Jews, parent organization of restoration being performed by
the Detroit Round Table, have as NRS and the other *agencies of
their aim the imparting of mate- the United Jewish Appeal, fi-
rials and methods of teaching nanced by funds from the $100,-
which will develop an apprecia- 000,000 UJA campaign for 1946.
tion on the part of pupils in the To bring about the reunion, NRS
schools for the many contribu- wove together into one strand
tions made to American life by threads of communication with
relatives in the United States and
the various minority groups.
The teachers who have ac- Italy, the Buffalo Refugee Ser-
cepted the invitation and the uni- vice, the Central Committee of
versities they will attend are as Polish Jews in Warsaw, the Jew-
follows:
ish Immigrant Aid Society of
Miss Grace Dolan, Pattengili Canada, the Comite Central Is-
School—University of Wisconsin. raelita de Mexico, and offices of
Mr. Allen Watson, Higginbo- the Joint Distribution Committee
tham School — University of Wis- in Warsaw, Poland, and Rome.
Antonina, an only child, now
consin.
Miss Elinor L. Con, Dwyer six years old, was entrusted by
her Jewish parents, Mr. and Mrs.
School—University of Chicago.
Miss Irene Hamlin, Chandler Jan Jakob Warszawska, to a
Christian woman in Warsaw in
School—University of Chicago.
Mrs. Irene G. Grli-ves, McGraw July, 1942, shortly before the
Nazis killed her father and forced
School—University of Chicago.
Miss Margaret Stein, Denby her mother to flee.
High School — New York Univer-
Pfc. Robert H. Weiner, of 1750
sity.
Topping Avenue, the Bronx, came
Mr. George Gaddy, Moore School across Antonina and her protec-
School—University of Chicago.
tor last Juhe in Hochheim, Ger-
many, where he was then sta-
tioned with the 491st Anti-Air-
LOS ANGELES CLUB
craft Artillery. Captivated by the
The Los Angeles`Club of the Cen- child's charm and intelligence,
ter, an organization for single, Pfc. Weiner decided to try to ar-
middle-aged men and women, will range for her adoption and im-
hold a social evening on July 21. migration to the United States.
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Arthur Robbins, assistant Wayne
County prosecuting attorney; Na-
than Kaufman, assistant Wayne
County prosecuting attorney; Rab-
bi Gershon George Rosenstock, of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek; Da-
vid J. Cohen, president, Congrega-
tion Bnai David; Samuel Rhodes,
former Michigan Commander,
Jewish War Veterans; Harry Ma-
dison, former state commander,
Jewish War Veterans; Milton
Weinstein, president, the Greater
MKS. MORRIS WITUS
Detroit Bnai Brith Council; Mor-
Martin Levy, first vice-president; ris Lieberman, president, Detroit
Mrs. S. S. Farbman, second vice- Section, American 7ewish Con-
president; Mrs. Henry Small, re- gress; Charles Driker, president,
cording secretary; Mrs. Ervin B. United Jewish Folk Organiza-
Moss, corresponding secretary; tions; Mrs. A. W. Sanders, mem-
Mrs. Bernard Rose, treasurer, and ber of the Executive Committee,
Mrs. S. Rosenthal, auditor.
Jewish Community Council of
The retiring president, Mrs. Detroit; Bernard Osnos, Jewish
David Kliger, was presented a War Veterans; Lawrence Crohn,
compact by the society.
vice-president, Jewish Community
Council of Detroit; Mrs. Samuel
Green, president, Women's Divi-
sion American Jewish Congress;
Jericho Lodge 1.0.0.F. No. 490
was host to the Dr. Campbell Meyer Beckman, president, Ariz-
Lodge, of Windsor, and to Jerry rachi Organization of Detroit; Sid-
Glantz, past district deputy, Grand ney Shevitz, president, Detroit
Master District No. 1 of the League for Labor Palestine; Ber-
Province of Ontario, at the instal- nard Isaacs, superintendent, Unit-
lation of Jericho officers on July ed Hebrew Schools; Mrs. Max
Frank, ex-president, Detroit Ha-
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Officers installed by David Feld- dassah; Morris L. Scheyer, De-
stein, P.N.G., district deputy grand troit Labor Zionist leader; Mrs.
!master of the Oddfellows of Nathan Spevakow, president, Con-
Michigan, were Morris Shapero, gregation Shaarey Zedek Sister-
junior post grand; Robert Stone, hood; Morris Mohr, president,
noble grand; Henry Feinberg, Federation of Polish Jews; Joseph
vice-grand; Michael Weiner, war- Jones, Jewish War Veterans; Mrs.
den; Harold Rose, chaplain; Mor- Alexander Dushkin, ex-president,
ris Rose and Harry Kasner, right
Women's Division American Jew-
and left scam supporters to noble
grand; Louis Wineman, left sup- Isli Congress; Mrs. Irving Shevin,
porter to noble grand; Meyer president, Ladies Auxiliary, Jew-
Fein, left supporter to vice-grand; is'h National Fund of Detroit;
Harry Pitok, right supporter to Mrs. Michael Michlln, president,
vice-grand; Nathan Geer, inside Pioneer Women's Organization;
guardian, and Sherman Pervin, Benjamin M. Lailtin, president.
Zionist Council of Detroit, and
outside guardian.
Harry Schaeffer, past national
vice commander, Jewish War Vet-
erans.
Infants Service Group held a
Ways and Means Committee meet-
ing on July 9 at the home of TAKING APPLICATInNS
Mrs. David Mattes, first vice-pres-
Applications for Camp Chelsea,
ident and Ways and Means chair- maintained by the Center for
man.
mothers and young children, agc
3-7, are being accepted for the
last half of July and for August.
Call Betty Salter, camp registrar,
The North Woodward Branch of for an appointment.
the Jewish European Welfare Or-
ganization held Its closing meet-
ing of the current season recent- OFFER SUMMER RATES
Summer membership rates are
ly.
Plans were formulated for the available at the Center. Call Har-
annual donor luncheon to be held ry Stutz, Center membership and
in January. Mrs. Albert Kurzman, publicity secretary, at MA. 8400
president, appointed Mrs. Joseph for further information.
Jericho Lodge
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The woman who had protected
Antonina from the Nazis by
claiming she was her own Ille-
gitimate child, informed him she
wished to be repatriated to Po-
land. She believed Antonina's real
mother to be dead. At his request
members of Pfc. Weiner's family
in New York brought his plans to
the attention of the NRS Migra-
tion Department, which prompt-
ly began to determine the where.
abouts of the mother, involving
inquiries in several countries.
Information that Mrs. Wars-
zawska was alive, had been re-
patriated to Poland from Ger.
many, and was seeking her daugh-
ter reached NRS unexpectedly in
November, 1945, when the Buf-
falo Refugee Service asked NRS
for assistance in locating Anto-
nine at the request of a relative
there to whom the mother had
written, giving her address in
Lodz. NRS thereupon forwarded
her address and that of Antonina,
who was then living in a dis-
placed persons camp in Weisba-
den, Germany, to the Warsaw of-
fice of JDC, overseas represen-
tatives for NRS. The JDC noti-
fied NRS of its success in re-
uniting mothdr and daughter in
Lodz, Poland.
"Antonina is a lovable little
girl, with dark eyes and hair,"
Mr. Weiner said. "She has per-
sonality galore, and intelligence
and control of mind equal to or
better than an adult's. She cap.
tivated my whole battalion, in-
cluding the commanding officers.
She used to cat regularly at our
mess, often at the colonel's table,
and attend our movies. That kid
certainly deserves every break
she gets."
Remember that there are also more than 1000 Bill
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your electric hill at an y of these without extra charge.
Look for the familiar Edison sign in the store window.
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