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DETROIT JEWISH CBI% ONICLIC

OF THE
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WEEK

Pare' Setae

JWV

Lehman Fights
for DPs' Entry

a game with Eli Rosenbloom Post
at Flint July 27.
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FORMULATION OF A joint
program to facilitate farm settle-
ment by Jewish veterans has been
announced in the• form of an
agreement concluded by the Jew-
ish War Veterans, USA, and the
Jewish Agricultural Society.
Under the agreement, the two
organizations will aid veterans
with a comprehensive service pro-
gram from the initial purchase of
agricultural property to guidance
in modern methods of successful
farm operation.

INTELLIGENT leadership, veteran organizations de-
generate into ineffectual social groups without voice or driving
action. But the Jewish War Veterans of Michigan again have a
commander who is capable of moulding discordant veteran units
into a harmonious, vigorous organization.
Moral and Practical
This leader is Maurice Borde- •
COUNCIL or administration
love, founder and newly-elected
Grounds Told Group
meeting of the Department of
department commander of Mich-
igan's JWV. In 1936 he formed
WASHINGTON (WNS) — Her- Michigan will be held at 8:30
the first Detroit post and has
bert H. Lehman, former N.Y. p.m., Monday at the JWV audi-
since striven to bring Jewish
governor,
testifying before the torium, 8212 Twelfth street.
veterans of both World Wars
All post commanders and im-
into the fold.
House subcommittee on immigra-
tion, urged the passage of the mediate past commanders will be
"A veteran often gets old be-
tore he realizes how important
Stratton bill, providing for the in attendance at which time the
such an organization can be,"
admission of 400,000. displaced department council of administra-
Bordelove said. "He ' then sees
persons to the United States over tion will be formed for the regu-
that as an individual he has ac-
a four year period, on moral and lar department monthly meetings.
complished nothing while the
practical grounds.
groups have reached the goals
DEPARTMENT COMMANDER
The new officers of Infants Ser-
Lehman told the committee that
they fought for. As a member
Maurice Bordelove announces the
of a unit the veteran can demand
he came to testify "for virtually appointment of Rabbi Morris Ad- vice Group were installed at a
recent luncheon by Mrs. Samuel
his rights and he has backing of
all Jewish agencies in the United ler of Sholom Post as department
Merson, honorary board member.
_ other veterans in getting them."
States engaged in philanthropic chaplain and Rabbi Eleazer A.
The new president, Mrs. Harry
Bordelove said that the estab-
Levi
of
General
Maurice
Rose
and communal activities." He ap-
Weingarden, was hostess to her
lishment of JWV in Michigan had
Post as the department associate officers and board members at the
peared on behalf of the National chaplain.
its origin in the wave of anti-
luncheon in Canterbury House.
Semitism flourishing in 1935. "We
Community Relations Advisory
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Plans were made for the open
couldn't counteract these flagrant MAURICE BORDELOVE
Council and its affiliated organiza-
LT. ELI LEVIN'POST will hold meeting in September at a ways
activities by bringing up the problem at American Legion or Veterans tions throughout the country.
an installation of officers at 8:30 and means committee meeting in
of Foreign Wars assemblies," Bordelove said. "These are non- SACRIFICED MOST
p.m. Sunday at the auditorium. the home of Mrs. Julian Grace,
sectarian groups and we wanted to thrash out the problem on the
Pointing out that the United 'Federal Judge Theodore Levin first vice-president. Committee
floor of our individual posts where it would do the most good."
States government was responsible will be prinicipal speaker. A so- members are Mesdames Samuel
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for decision not to compel cial hour will follow.
Merson, Lewis Levin, Saul Gol-
BORDELOVE POINTED OUT that JWV wasn't formed for the displaced persons to return to the
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den, Adolph Goodman, Samuel
purpose of segregating Jewish veterans. ''Actually, 98 per cent of our countries of their origin, Lehman
THE LT. RAYMOND ZUSS- Gross, and Eleanor King.
adherents are members of other general veteran organizations. As told the committee that a moral
I envision it, we need JWV to act as a liaison between the Jewish duty devolved on the United MAN Auxiliary will holds its July
meeting at 8:30 p.m. Monday at
and non-Jewish community.
States to open its doors to the the home of Mrs. Dorothy Zuss-
"We work with the community councils for civic improvement and displaced persons.
man, 2918 Sturtevant avenue.
our delegates serve at the conventions and in the council chambers
America's refusal to admit the
The auxiliary and post are
of other veteran organizations. We work together to obtain the 400,000 refugees, he impressed the
benefits all veterans deserve — not just one sect. We pool our committee, "will add force to the sponsoring a moonlight excursion
to Bob-Lo July 16, proceeds of
efforts and push all bills that will aid the ex-serviceman."
argument of those in Europe who
which will go into its hospital
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charge that the American people
BORDELOVE WAS BORN January 3, 1894, in Roma, Poland, and government are quicker to fund. At a recent party given
and came to the United States in 1907. lie attended Central High talk than to act and that they do for the boys at Dearborn Vet-
School and later entered a printer's career as a delivery boy. He not practice the principles they erans Hospital by JWV members,
Chuck Kalbfeisch, athletic direc-
has since worked his way up and is owner of the Franklin Printing preach."
tor at the hospital, publicly ex-
He simultaneously stressed that
Charlevoix, Mich.
In World War I he served with Battery "A" I1 nth Field Artillery the Stratton bill "obviously will pressed the appreciation of the
stall
for
the
tine
work
the
JWV
NOW UNDER NEW
in France. He is a member of the American Legion and the Veterans not solve the displaced Jew prob-
has done for the disabled vets.
of Foreign Wars.
MANAGEMENT
lem; but it will go a very long
Rudolph
Stein,
chairman,
ar-
He is a Past Grand Patriarch of the Independent Order of Odd way toward it." The displaced
A
BRAM
DEUTSCH
Fellows and a past vice-president of the Detroit Section of the Jews, he argued, have a special ranged the visit and supplied the
formerly of Ihmtsch's Itentourrat
American Jewish Congress. Last year Bordelove was JWV depart- and unique claim on the sympathy veterans with entertainment in
and
the form of wrestling bouts, ci-
ment senior vice commander.
of mankind because they are of gars, cigarets and chewing gum.
ALBERT
SCHLESINGER
Bordelove hopes eventually to turn the administration of JWV
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into the hands of the younger veterans. "They have more drive and, a people which made the costliest
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sacrifices in the war of civiliza-
after they learn the ropes, they will be a much more active
COMMANDER BORDELOVE
and tion against Nazi barbarism.
for you and your friends,
potent force in the community."
received an ovation when he ap-
BACKED BY LABOR
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peared
on
the
platform
at
the
Pointing out that the immigra-
Under American Plan
JWV HAS FORMED posts solely of World •War II veterans not tion quotas had not been tilled in Department of Michigan Ameri-
• All outside rooms with
because the older and younger veterans don't mix, but to honor for the past 15 years, Lehman can Legion convention July 4 and
running hot and cold water
the dead heroes. "Actually," Bordelove said, "the older posts have stated that the persons to be ad- expressed the comradeship of the
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50 per cent World War II veterans. We know the younger vets
members
of
the
JWV
with
the
mitted tinder the Stratton bill
Sufferers
Legion.
have different problems, but our aim is to supplement their spirit
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with the experience the older men have amassed. Then when the are "most individuals with speci-
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fic assets from which the country
Lake Michigan
time is ripe, the younger men will be able to carry
THE SOFTBALL LEAGUE of
on with under- could profit."
standing and foresight."
the
department
is
drawing
good
He asserted that most of the
To bring this hope to an early realization, Bordelove has staffed displaced Jews are in the age crowds to its games every Sun-
his department board almost entirely with World War II
at PINE RIVER
veterans.
group at which they can -easily day morning at Brady School and
Although JWV has 21 posts in Michigan, membership is negligible.
other fields. Lt. Eli Levin Post
HOTEL
adjust
themselves
to
conditions
in
Bordelove depored this indifference on the part of veterans and said
harlevoir, Mich,
a new country," that the fact of is leading the league having won
that if all the Detroit Jewish boys who served in the armed forces their survi-al was evidence that seven and lost none. The team
Fol Dose, anon'
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write or phone ISO is/
became a part of JWV, we would become the-strongest single unit they are a vigorous element, and will represent the department in
in Detroit.
that "many of them are accom -
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plished artisans, mechanics, and
"THERE ARE 11.000 ex-servicemen in Detroit,
just Remodeled
and thus far only professional workers."
Everything New!
1000 have joined up. This certainly is a sorry picture when
our
He told the investigators that
entire program which is
so vitally linked to the veterans everyday there were many nurses and
problems is not supported."
Right on the Lake on North Shore Drive
health workers among the displac-
Although JWV is primarily interested in Jewish problems, the ed persons and that their admis-
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organization has enlarged its scope of activities
and delves into all sion to the U.S. would alleviate
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subversive activities that crop up.
the shortage in those professional
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"In some ways," Bordelove said, "we can be called the patriotic fields.
voice of the American Jews. We know that un-American organiza-
• Dining room with unobatructed view of lake.
Countering the claim that Am-
tions look for scapegoats, and with the Jew bearing the brunt of
• Free golf course — all sport!.
ericans would lose jobs if dis-
many such attacks, we strive to trip them up before they form."
placed person's were admitted to
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the country, the former UNRRA
• Special Rates June 25th to July limb. Any roans
director-general referred to the
Court O.K.'s Seizure
Hebrew C.alendar
650.00 per Person. From August I/ to Labor Day
fact that the leading' labor or-
ISO per Person.
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ganizations of the country had
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sponsoring a card party for sin-
gle men and women between 23
and 40 years of age at 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, July 12 at the Hotel
Briggs. For information call Ber-
hard Victor, Ch. 6800.

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