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President

ABRAHAM SATOVSKY

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Bnai Brith Lodge
Elects Satovsky

Boiman Gives a Picnic
for 250 New Americans

Two hundred and fifty survi- two large city buses, station
vors of Nazi madness, from "old- wagons and private cars. He
timers" of several years residence brought a refrigerated truck fil-
to newcomers who have been led with kosher food and cold
in this country only three weeks, beverages for two picnic meals
frolicked Sunday at an all-day for the group.
picnic at Plymouth Park spon-
Baseball was played and there
sored by Tom Borman, owner of were races and an impromptu
Tom's Quality Markets.
concert put on by the younger
Guests were members of the group. To some of the wall play-
two Jewish Center organizations ers, this was the first time in
which offer social and cultural their lives that they had held a
contacts to refugees from Central baseball bat in their hands.
"Just to have seen the joy and
Europe. They are the Young
Newcomers, a relatively new or- pleasure of these people was
ganization, and the Self-Help for Borman said Monday. Many of
Emigres, which has been in ex- Bormann said Monday. ,Many of
istence for several years. Ages these youngsters still carry the
of the Newcomers range from 16 wounds of Hitler brutality and
to 25 with a sprinkling of a few the tatoo marks that denote their
"slave" status under the Nazis.
older members.
"It is our job here to welcome
Borman transported his guests
from the Center to the park in these splendid young people, to

Friday, July It, IN7

.1 Toseph E. B ayne

help them adjust themselves to ;
our way of living, to procure
jobs for them and drive away :,,
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their loneliness, for many of I
them are the sole survivors of' Jose ph E. Bayne, who grew up
once large families in Central with the automobile business in
Europe."
Detroit, has taken over his new
In charge of the emigre groups duties as general sales manager
at the Center is Mrs. Alice of the Lincoln-Mercury Division.
Bayne comes to Lincoln-Mer-
Schwab who attended the pic-
nic with Herman Jacobs, direc- cury from Plymouth when for
the past seven years he has
tor of the Center.
I served as general sales manager.
"I was particularly Impressed He entered the automotive field
by the modesty and naturalness as a retail salesman in 1924.
of these people," said Jacobs.
"Mr. Bayne comes to Lincoln-
"There was a complete lack of Mercury with an outstanding
self-consciousness although this background in the retail, whole-
was all so new to many of them. sale and sales administrative de-
To an onlooker, it was just partm•nts of the automobile
another group of fine young business." T. W. Skinner. Lin-
Americans having a lot of fun.' coin-Mercury general manager,
Among those who assisted Bor- said.
"He will direct all the aetiv-
man as hosts were Samuel Katz,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tulupman ities relating to Lincoln-Mercury
and son Ted, Ralph Berman and sales advertising and service
son Marvin, ]tarry Hoffert, Mr. throughout the country and his
and Mrs. Leopold, Leo Tromp- experience and ability are
eter and Mr. and Mrs. Saul, welcome addition to our organi-
ation."
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Detroit No. 1374
Lists New Officers

Abraham SatoVsky has been
elected president of the Detroit
Lodge No. 1374 of Bnai Brith.
Nathan Kaplan is retiring pres-
ident.
The other new officers include
'Barney Broner, John Wise and
Harry Kurzman, vice-presidents;
Hy Jackson, Seymour Gelb and
Morton Hack, secretaries; Sey-
mour B. Goldman, treasurer;
Nathan Kaplan, monitor; Ray Da-
is, warden; and Sol Stein and
Fred Greenhut, chaplain and as-
sistant.
Board members are Jack Med-
vin, George Kratchman, Sol F.
Meyers, Murray Sutkin, Samuel
Sandler, Mark Howard, Herman
Wise, Paul Zuckernian, Joseph
Weisman, Gus Graff, Harold Nel-
son and Stanley Yates.
The season's activities were
ended with a dinner dance at
the Statler Hotel. Dave Kurz-
man was chairman with Sol
Stein, William Barris, William
Joclson and Dan Winograd as-
sisting.

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Windsor Presses
Center Campaign

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2-Year Drive Aims
to Raise $75.000

The Windsor Jewish community
will embark on a campaign soon
to raise $75,000 in two years to
erect a community center which
will supplement the facilities now
provided by Shaar Hashomayim
tynagogue.
This recommendation awaits of-
ficial sanction of the Community
Council board of governors.
It was also agreed that to pre-
vent mortgage difficulties no fac-
ilities would be provided until all
pledges were collected.
At its board of governors meet-
ing in June the Community Coun-
cil elected the following govern-
ors-at-large:
Harry M. ChE'rniak, B. Glaser,
Harry Gray. Reuben Madoff, Mil-
ton Meretsky, Mrs. J. Rash,
Harry Rosenthal, Robert Slutzky,
Nathan Tepperman and Harry
Vexler.
Members of the Chana Senesh
Chapter of Pioneer Women will
continue to meet during the sum-

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M. Sumner has been elected
central region representative to
the national executive committee
of the Canadian Jewish Congress.

kozenn, Chajes Off
for Concerts Abroad

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Marguerite Kozenn, dramatic so-
prano, and Julius Chajes, com-
poser-pianist, will leave July 18
on the French liner S. S. Co-
lombie for a two-months' Eu-
ropean concert tour. They are
scheduled to appear in Paris,
Zurich, Vienna, Prague and Bu-
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