Thursday, August 11.1941

Q ETR OIT JEWISH .CIIRONJCLC

Handler-Marshall

Bnai Brith
Highlights

Ile ► ds Chapter

The Philip Handler and Louis
'Marshall Lodges will hold a juint
:moonlight excursion to Bob-Lo
Sunday. The boat will leave at 9
p.m. .at ';the foot of Woodward
avenue' Members and friends are
Israel Chapter
invited. For 'further information,
The following were appointed call David Katzman, Handler
committee chairmen at a board publicity chairman, TE. 2-8947.
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meeting held at the home of Mrs.
S. Pabkof: Mesdames H. Koe-
.Bloch Chapter •
nigsberg, M. Margolis, I. Beal, B.
Mrs.' Leon Drelinger,, chairman
Heller, L. Glassman; D. Holberg,
M.. Slinger, S. Eidelman, J. of the: major fund-raising affair
Rogin, P_Sternfeld, A. Solomon, set for November, announced the
.1; 'Siegel, R. Barron, B. Wein- following chairmen: Mia. • Leslie
Win, L. - Adler, 1. Gornfein, E. Rosenberg, eo-chairmalt; and M'es-
R; Caesar, G. Bolen daMes Lou Webene, Allan Wetiz-
and. R. Katz.
man, Jack Blauer, Engeee Gross
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and Paul Yampolsky. : Members
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wishitig to serve on the .fund-
•East Side Units
" : The lodge and chapter will raising committee, calf Mrs. Drel-
in g er ; TO. 7 75578. .
hold 'a 'picnic for members and
friends Sunday, Aug. 2.1, at Ken-
sington Park. There will be
games and prizes for children
and adults. For information, call
Bernard Shiller, WA, 2-8556.
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NEW YORK —.Duty on all
standard parcels sent to Israel
must be prepaid in•the and
such parcels can be mailed only
through authorized agencies, *it
was announced by the Consulate
General of Israel, 11 E.'70 Street,
New York City.
The duty on these parcels
'amounts 'to 30 mils per kilogram,
(about 4 cents per pound) and
will be collected by authorized
,..111arshall Chapter
agerieieS, a list of which' ind•.; be
.!Al .the B, B. District Grand obtained of the consulate. NO
Lodge 6 convention held• in Win- more than one parcel may be sent
nipeg receptly, two members of t6 -'any and 'Orson 4iithin" one
,chupter were elected to dis-
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tric,t,.offices. Mrs. Samuel Banks
'Selt-packed' food p'arcels,'Which
wa,. elected sentinel and also do notchi:1(4in to' (he regulations
chaiiman of the Materials for for 'Standard ' parcels, will be
ga,1,4;stitte committee. Mrs. Stan- liMited - to 2 'kilograms (4.4
ley Yates was elected to the gen- pounds') ..
eral-committee. Both women are
The 'duty • oh si.q11 parcels
pa.11uesidents of the local chap- amounts le 40 Mils : tkr kil'ogfam,
ter. Ills. Ben Dorf wes.nppointed (about' 5 1,2 cent: per . pou'i1d),.:6"nd
sevolui , nice-president ..as• fund- must be paid in Israel by '
raisioq.chairman for the coming recipient. No More than iWo, par-
year • Mrs.. Ben Nadis...president, cels may be seht to any one fam-
anoliunfatcl. • :•
il'
one'monfh. • •' •:
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Council Adds
2 New Films

JEWW0 Branch
to. Discuss Donor

The first• mid-summer meeting
of the Jewish Eur o pean Women's
Two new films, dealing with Welfare Organization, north
Jewish life in Europe and por- Woodward branch, will he held at
traying the rehabilitation of the 12 noon, Tuesday at the home of
Jewish community since the end Mrs. Harry Koblin, 181142 Ros0-
of the war, have been added to lawn avenue.
the film library of the • Jewish • Plans for the December donor
Community Council, Rabbi Mor- luncheon wilt be.discussed. Mrs.
ris.Adler, chairman of the culture Lewis Steinberg has been chosen
commission, announced. " chairman for the donor. She will
Available in Yiddish is "The be assisted by Anna Goldberg
Future Can Be Thjirs", ancl also, and Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman.
"Report on the Living", with
English commentary. •
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These two films, in addition to
the many films on Palestine and
general topics, are available to
the constituent organizatiOns of
Services for Mrs. Susan Kesler
' the Council, Rabbi Adler added. Kimehnon, 24, of 9301 Wildemere
Further information can, bat ob- avenue, who died of polio Mon-
tained by calling the Council at day, were held at the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. She was a' graduate
WO. 3-1657 on weekddys..
of the school of music of the U.
of M., and a member of Temple
Israel.
Mrs. Kimelman is survived by
her husband, Dr. Mourice•J. Kim-
elman; daughters, , Deborah Ruth
Final rites for BarbiWa,, Krim,
and Julie Ann: and her 'parents,
20, who was fatally injured in an Dr. and Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler,

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Susan KiMelina
Victim of Polio

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Israel Decrees
Prepaid Duty

• ' Morgenthau Lodge
The second membership com-
mittee meeting will be held
Monday at the home . of Doc
4225 Davison avenue west.
The lodge will carry out the
council policy of presenting all
members secured during
the summer campaign to the new
president in September. Jack
Camiriker is president.
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Page Five

MRS. G. LIONEL WILLENS
was elected president of the
northwest chi pler.e1 the
women's division of t: 't Ameri-
can Jewish CongreAt.; ,. Other
officers are Mesdames 'Arthur
Gould, Nedwin Smokier, Ben
Snider,. William Glazer,' Sol
Schmidt. and Ben Winer, ,diem
presidents; Mrs. Alan It town,
treasurer; Mesdames Jack
Sohen and Nathaniel Marbel-
stone, secretaries; and Mrs.
Emil Rothman, member-at-
large. .

Final Rites Held
for Barbara Krim

auto accident 36 hotuA atter her
wedding , to _theater , manager

Harry Krim, were Keld Wednes-
day at Lewis Bros. Chapel.
According to reports, Mrs.

Krim Was attempting . to . pass 'an-
other vehicle on the highway out-
side' of DtivenPort,' la., when a
Mark Centennial car
approached 'from the opposite
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of Chopin..Death . direction.
Repo'tJ said slui . 'swerved .. her
NEW YORIC — 'Jewish artists car - into a-ditch Where she 'was
are among the thokisand Who'are thrown from the car and sus-
participating ih'' the • 'centennial tained fatal , head' injuries • in the

celebFatiiin hanorrtig the theniory
of the great Polisili 'cOrhposer and
pianist. Frederick Chopin. -
Chopin;• who , WaS - fianditafted
throughout' his• life with' a lung
ailment, • died 'in 'Paris;'
1849. To commenineate•the'400th
anniversary of his death',.'othe
various capitols of Europe, includ-
ing Paris, London, - Vienna and

Warsaw will•hakl -music festivnis.

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Austrian Judg'es
cs med Nazis .

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VIENNA — (WNS) —.M o s.t. of
Austria's judges are former Nazis
who openly display their •sym-
pathies when trying • Ilitlerile
criminals, it was charged here , by
an informed Jewish , source:.
As an illustration, he cited the
fact that three Vienna policemen,
fall: Krim escaped :with' minor former Gestapo officials in l'Olt-
elsburg. Czechoslovakia,• con-
injuries. • • • • •
In addition to her .hitsband, victed for complicity in. liquidat-
Mrs: Krim is survived by her par- ing the' Jewish Population in that
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Mar- city, were freed by en Austrian
golis; her brother, Melvin Miller; court on that ground' that they
and sister, Linda: . • had been sufficiently punished
when they• were kept: in , prison
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Jewish Chronicle classified ads pending trial.
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bring results. Phone WO.. 14040
The men were originally •sen-
before 10 A.61:,'‘VedneMhyS.
tenced to serie 31/2 years. •

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