Nazi Murders

Page Fifteen

THE. JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Jun. 19, 1942

Eli Levin Post Distributes Diaries to Selectees

(Continued from Page 2)
. attempts were made to harm
-rmans," 15,000 Jews would be
. ot, 5,000 each in Prague, Ber-
and Vienna..

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil of Detroit has issued an ap-
peal to every Jewish organization
and every Jewish individual in
the city to join in the rubber
drive. This is in response to a
request made to the Jewish Com-
munity Council through the War
Production Board by the Presi-
dent of the United States.
Every rabbi has been requested
to urge his congregation to take
to the nearest gas station all
scrap rubber that can be salv-
aged from June 15 to 27. One cent
a pound will be paid for all the
rubber turned in.
"This is an excellent oppor-
tunity," states Dr. Schmarya
Kleinman, chairman of the com-
mittee, "for the Jewish commun-
ity to demonstrate again its
whole hearted cooperation and
respondence is being exchanged support of America's war against
the enemies of civilization."

; 8: EATEN JEWS IN
PRISAL FOR BOMBING
F GERMAN CITIES
BERNE, (JTA)—The Nazis will
:rry out a "mass-extermination
I Jews" in reprisal for the bomb-
g of German cities by the air
.rce of the United Nations, the
erlin radio announced this week,
oting an article written by
oebbels, the Nazi Minister of
opaganda.
In his article, published in Das
eich, Goebbels states that not
y will the Jews of Europe be
terminated, but "even those
-yond Europe," in retaliation
.1- the heavy bombing of Ger-
. an cities.
Acknowledging that "the Ger
an population is suffering bit-
rly from the air raids,"
-bbels writes that it was the
- ws who incited England and
merica to bomb the German
'es. His threat of "mass-
-termination of Jews" was
ken here to indicate that the
: is are especially jittery over
e reports that Berlin soon will
bombed heavily by a mixed
itish-American air force.

Tuesday afternoon, a delega- posts of the Jewish War Veter-
tion from Lt. Eli Levin Post No. ans throughout the United States. between the service men and the
Harry J. Schaeffer, chairman auxiliary.
230, Jewish War Veterans of the
Friday, June 26, Lt. Eli Levin
United States, and its Auxiliary, of the committee, together with
distributed "My Life in the Ser- Commander Harry L. Carson and Auxiliary will visit the Marine
Hospital
and distribute gifts to
vice" diaries to 200 new selec- Louba Lupiloff, president of the
tees who were leaving for Camp auxiliary, and a speakers' com- the sick veterans and a party has
Custer from the induction cen- mittee are appearing before been arranged for them, with
many Jewish organizations to ex- prizes.
ter on West Fort St.
During. June, July and August,
The distribution of these di- plain the "Adopt A Yank" plan
SADISM AGAINST
aries is part of the "Adopt a and to enlist their aid in this Post 230 and the auxiliary will
'WS TOLD BY LOCHNER
Yank" plan inaugurated by Lt. project. To date, the post and meet the first Tuesday at Jericho
NEW YORK, (JPS) In an Eli Levin Post last Christmas. auxiliary have adopted 150 ser- Temple, 2705 Joy Road. All vet-
alysis of the position of the It has become a nation-wide vicemen all of whom have re- erans and former servicemen are
w in Germany, Louis P. Loch- movement adopted by various ceived a gift package, and cor- invited.
•r, chief of the former Berlin
reau of the Associated Press,
ites that "because of Adolf
tler's blind hatred, the Jew is
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marked man wherever Nazism
.Ids sway."
specifically the concern of the Jewish Children's Bureau
Lochner presents a case which
because of the fact that it is the Jewish community's
ows that life under the German
one long, cruel nightmare. The
instrument for the care of dependent Jewish children
rrespondent, now in the United
and as such the agency has a communal responsibility
The
appeal
for
clothing
for
: tes after five-months' intern-
- nt in Germany, emphasizes Polish-Jewish refugees in Rus- and must possess a communal viewpoint.
One of the points considered at all times is the
at the Nazis do not allow "the sia has been renewed by the De-
•at element in Germany" to troit branch of the American degree of Jewish traditional observances and practices
est any sympathy for the
--Me also asserts that "there Federation for Polish Jews. The in the home and the attitude of the foster parents toward
only about 300,000 Orthodox appeal is signed by Isidore Mel- these Jewish values.
lin, president; Harry Weinberg,
ws left in the Reich."
Before the placement of a child in a foster home,
Speaking of the Nazi attitude secretary; Benjamin Graubart, careful consideration is given to the way in which the
and religion and the Church executive director. •
particular family can meet the needs of a particular
Germany, Lochner adds: "The
Announcing that 10,000 pounds
ed-in-the-wool Nazi regards of clothing has already been col- child. Foster families see the child before it is placed
e Christian religion as a Jewish lected, the committee states that with them. After placement foster parents are contacted
oduct and therefore anathema." an additional 15,000 pounds is regularly by the case worker, who, together with the
Giving detail upon detail of necessary.
foster parents, watches the progress and development
e German laws against the
The committee is also gather- - of the child.
ws since the advent of Hitler, ing a fund of $2,500 for clean-
The child may remain under care for a short period
. Lochner says that Jews have ing the clothes.
or for several years according to his needs. The foster
-n evacuated from their homes
Contributions are being ac- parents, in conjunction with sympathetic and trained
'thout regard for human reIa-
. reships and that "the history cepted at 9124 Linwood, the of- social workers, share the constructive and inspiring service
fice being open daily from 10 of preparing the child to grow up as a good citizen.
these evacuations is one of the
to 5, except Saturdays, and Sun-
rkest blots on the Nazi
There is an ever-present need for suitable foster
days from 10 to 2.
utcheon."
homes and the Jewish Children's Bureau welcomes in-

Miss Freud's Guest Editorial

Appeal Renewed

For Clothes for

Polish Refugees

hipkin Is Given

onorary Degree

NEW YORK, (WNS)—The de-
, ee of Doctor of Hebrew Letters
as conferred upon Israel S.
'pkin, associate director of the
_wish Education Committee by
ke Jewish Theological Seminary
America last week at its corn-
!encement exercises.

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Jewish Council
Urges Support
Of Rubber Drive

Yashenovsky's North
Shore Valley Resort
Builds New Cottages

J. Yashenovsky's North Shore
Valley Resort, on North Shore
Drive, at Webster Ave., South
Haven, Mich., has long been a
center for rabbinical conventions.
Its- facilities . provide for a de-
lightful summer vacation. Its ex-
cellent c.ruisine and recreational
:facilities are well known.
In addition to its high standard
of hotel service, and its strict
kosher diet, the -North Shore Val-
ley Resort has special supervi-
sion for children" at mealtime and
in our play..
Better to serve its increasing
clientele, this fine resort has
built many new cottages com-
plete with baths and showers.
Recreational facilities are pro-
vided by newly installed tennis
courts and dance halls. Located
near the beach as well as the
heart - of. the city, there are pro-
visions for bathing, golfing,
riding, etc.

quiries from prospective foster parents.

OBITUARY

' Wasserman who
Mrs. Louis
died Monday at the age of 66, is
survived :by her husband, three
daughters, - Mrs. Moriris Tobb of
KansasCity, Mrs. Joseph Rachlin
of Toledo and Betty Wasserman;
a son, Jerome; five brotheks, Her-
man, Louis, Isidore, Joseph and
Dr. Milton - M. ,Freedman: -three
sisters,.Mrs. Annie Bielfteld, Mrs.
Louis Goldberg- and Mrs. Mollie
Goldman.

UNVEILING
Services and unveiling of a
monument in memory of Norbert
Leonard will be held in Clover-
hill Cemetery on Sunday, June
21, 1942, at 10 o'clock in the
morning: -Friends- and ' relatives
are invited to be-present.

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WANTED — Relined young lady to
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DETROIT'S 1942 RENTS

LOWEST of all Metropolitan cities:
now frozen as of 1941. Liquidation
prices so low apts. still show 10';,,
or more net after taxes and all ex-
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apt.: 3 to 5 looms; tiled halls_ Has
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\vote r heater. ,Marx blower grates,
new refrig.. new stoves. fireproofed
lockers. Frozen rents. 59.150: ten-
ants pay elec. and gas. Over 10'7'.
net. Small 4%.;',. terms.
S9.000 DOWN-31 apts-. 4 to 7 rooms:
fine cond. Former 5200.000 value.
Entire price only $60.000. Frozen
rents over 513,000; tenants pay elec.
and gas.
512,500 DOWN-30 furn. apts.. 2 to 4
rooms: fine cond. ; frozen rents, 513,-
000. Sold once 5165.000. Entire price
only 550.000.
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new: elevator, grand staircase; car-
pets. painted walls: new stoves. new
refrig. ; fireproofed lockers. Frozen
rents. 527,000: S300.000 property
must be liquidated. Entire price only
5140.000; low 15-yr. terms.

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