The Voice of the
Man in the Street

Photos by JACK BIGELMAN

Page Five

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, November 21, 1947

Polish Survivors
Look Forward lo
Thanksgivinollere.

Harry Gorback, Central West;
Milton Fischer, Russel Woods;
Robert Lattin, University West;
and Sidney Karbel and Herbert
Bloom, University East.

Leader of Drive

Luncheon of Ezra
Slated for Dee. 16

The annual donor luncheon of
Ezra, American Federation of Pol-
ish Jews, will he held Dec. 16 at

NEW YORK—A New England
New Officers Named
Thanksgiving with their Ameri-
Bel-Aire.
can relatives in Portsmouth, N
by Sklar Family Club
Tickets may be obtained by
Ii., awaits a family of four, vet-
calling Sadie Weinberg, souvenir
Officers
of
the
Jacob
Sklar
erans of the Luropeon "under-
book chairman, UN. 2-1302.
Family Club elected at a meet-
ground," who arrived here last
The next branch of the group
week aboard the S.S. Marine
ing in the home of the Sam will be held in the home of Mrs.
Perch.
Rothenbergs of Buena Vista ave- Jennie Weinberg, 2911 Taylor
The newcomers are Mr. and
nue were Mrs. Samuel Sklar, avenue.
Mrs. Alter Teitelbaum and their
treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Barnett,
Fur information call Mrs. Ger-
two
children,
Joseph,
15,
and
PHILLIP ROSENBAUM, 1918
trude B. Solianon, TO. 5-0351, or
publicity
secretary,
and.
Mrs.
Moses,
2.
They
were
met
at
the
Filigree avenue, contractor.
Rothenberg, recording secretary. Mrs. Sarah Zipper, TY. 7-6402.
pier by Teitelbaum's uncle, Ja-
I do not think there will be an cob Schwarz, who took them to
The club celebrated its fifth
Arab invasion of Palestine, but I his home in Portsmouth, where
anniversary at a dinner in North-
.,„„„„ ssss „„slo believe the Arabs will con- they will celebrate their first
wood Inn. The affair was ar- Chajes to Present 7
duct some sort
Thanksgiving
in
America.
ranged by Joseph Sklar, Louis in Piano Recital Sunday
of guerilla war-
Teitelbaum was a farmer in
Rubin and Ralph Stone.
fare. That is,
Julius Chajes, musical director
they will strike Sernick, Poland, before the war.
of the Jewish Community Con-
While fighting with the Polish
MRS. JOHN FRAZER
at isolated Jew-
Hayride, Dance Set
ler, will present seven young
gee
ish settlements partisans, his first wife was
killed
and
he
was
wounded
by 'l all Towers Club
artists in a piano recital at 2:34
in small bands
and then run. twice by the Nazis.
p.m., Sunday, in the Center.
Myron
Kolmer
and
Rose
Sears
The present Mrs. Teitelbaum
The Arabs
They are Jane Hodges, Joan
are chairmen of the moonlight
was
also
a
partisan.
After
their
have sufficient
hayride and dance to be given Machin, Jerome Rosen, Judith
forces to con- marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Teitel-
and
baum made their way to Ger-
by the Tall Towers Club Satur- Patterson, Robert Shulman
duct a full-
Betty and Reva Kowelsky.
many and then to Italy.
' scale war
day evening.
Meanwhile, Teitelbaum . had
against the Jews, but I think
Forces Are Geared
The group will meet at the
been separated from his son,
OSTROWER RELIEF
they are afraid of UN retaliation. Joseph, who was also an under-
home of Shirley Gorman, 2967
by Detroit Chapter
An open meeting and card
Cortland avenue, at 8:30 p.m.,
ground fighter. Father and son
SAM BOOCKER, 1982 Blaine became separated during the
where transportation will be ar- party of the Ostrower Relief
Seeking 1,000 new members, ranged.
Society will be held at 9 p.m.,
avenue, Wayne University stu- fighting and each believed the
dent.
Reservations may be made by Saturday, in the home of Mr.
other to be dead until they 'met the Detroit Chapter of liadassah
The Arabs are not capable of by chance in Rome.
has mobilized its campaign forces calling Esther Sears, TY. 7-2027 and Mrs. Hyman Dresner, 3455
invading Palestine and carrying
The newcomers were among under the chairmanship of Mrs. or Gertrude Kantor, TO. 7-3946. Outer Drive west.
on a war against the Haganah, 26 individuals and family units
John Frazer and Mrs. Ellis Fish-
which is better
who came here on the Marine
is
man.
Perch
with
the
aid
of
United
trained and
In
announcing
the
drive,
Mrs.
better equip-
Service for New Americans,
whose work is supported by the Harry L Jones, chapter presi-
ped for mod-
dent, said:
ern warfare. I
United Jewish Appeal.
think the Arabs
"Iladassah must have the help
realize this.
of all American Jewish women
There might
in the coming years. We will be
•
be minor
called upon to give much more
clashes involv-
service and aid in the crucial
•
ing small
Pledges totaling $17,000 ha v e years of the rebirth of Palestine
groups of Arabs
been made to Yeshivath Beth Ye- as a Jewish State.
and Jews, but
hudah, Sol Eisenberg, chairman of
"Our e'hild welfare and med-
that's all.
the "Clear the Deficit" drive, an- ical' ficilities are insufficient to
Once Britain leaves Palestine, nounced.
fully rebuild the shattered lives
I am sure the Arabs and Jews
He said that seven board mem- and wounded spirits of the thou-
will be able to settle their differ- bers, Joseph Balberor, Israel sands who shall return 'home.'
ences peacefully. The British Burnstein, William Hoffman, Ab- We must not fail them."
haven't given thee two parties raham Hoptman, Nathan Grunt,
Assisting as chapter member-
an opportunity for amiable re- Morris Posner and Harry Stolsky,
ship chairmen are Mesdames Ar-
lations.
have joined the ranks of active thur Purdy and Peter Bernstein,
workers.
Central East; Robert Nathan and
LUMBERG, 2439
Members of the Yeshivah's
BERNARD
Blaine avenue, owner of Mt- b oard will be guests of Abe Nus-
adelphia Tailors and Cleaners. baum, member of the administra-
I do nut think they will. It tive committee, at a meeting at
isn't that the Arabs are so afraid 10 a.m., Sunday.
of the Haganah. Rather, they
are aware that Mich. State Fraternity
You'll be amered hew
►
beautiful and "like-new"
if they do in-
your worn, dented, broken
vade Palestine, Made a National , Group
snverware will be after
they may be
EAST LANSING—Sigma Zeta
‘
. we repair, refinish sod
faced with the Fraternity of Michigan State Col-
""' l
tePtat• it
possibility of lege was installed last week as
i
a grand assortment grChocolates, hard candies,
fighting armies the Beta Epsilon chapter of Zeta
nutsf in the bulk
of UN member Beta Tau, a national organizatiOn.
states, against
The fraternity has 11 actives
Pound
w h o in they and 18 pledges including the fol-
Pound
Send us your rilverwan
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and flatware 'TODAY—.
100% Filled Assort.
39c
Jelly Strings
,
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Hard Candy . 59c
39c
Spiced Jellies
///16"/// mate seat to you before
The Arabs secretary; Phil Krawitz, treasurer;
Hard and Filled Assort.
Fruit Flavored Jellies 49c
we start the work—sub-
cannot wage a modern -war. and Arthur Rodecker, Howard
Hard Candy, 39c
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Orange, Lemon and
They are not organized and do Sadow and Elihu Goodman.
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Sugar Roasted
89c
Slices
Lime
nut ' have • proper equipment
also do chrome, brass and
35c
Peanuts
50c
Turkish Delight
Since there are Arab nations rep-
gold plating of all articles.
29c
Anise Dogs
resented in the UN, I think the
Peanut Butter
s ,.• for pick-up sorvico-
Arabs will abide by the UN de-
39c
, con TOwniend S-102•
35c
Brownies
Peppermint Balls .
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cision.
49c
75c
Holiday Drops
Lb. Walnut Chips

TIME: Thursday afternoon.
"'LACE: Twelfth and Philadel-
phia.
QUESTION: Do you believe the
Arabs will invade Palestine it
the l'N approves the partition
plan?

Hadassah Seeks
1,000 in Campaign

$17,000 Pledged
in Yeshivah Drive

Now in the Candy Sho --

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MONROE TOWERS

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PHILLIP MEISNER, 2025 Blaine
avenue, Chrysler employe.
I do not believe the Arabs will

invade Palestine. In the first
place they are not organized
well enough to
invade Pales-
tine and con-
duct a large-
'rale war.
Secondly,
they are afraid sisis
of the UN.
They are fear-
ful that the UN
would send
troops in. The
Arabs would-
• 't stand a chance against mod-
ern armies.
I do think, however, that the
Arabs will conduct guerilla war-
fare against the Jews soon after
the British leave Palestine. This
will only be stopped Of some
other nation, such as 'the U.S.,
keeps soldiers there until in-
fecting wears off.

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