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26, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Community Center
Announces Summer Program

Refugees

Page Fifteen

W. J. B., for the swell letter .. .
Emsee'ing the entertainment was
an honor and a privilege . . .
War Stamps and Bonds will in-
sure y6- nr freedom.
WHERE THEY ARE . . .PFC.
Three films, depicting the War Silverman and Frances Mindel,
LOUIS GREENBERG. . . Medical
in the Far East, will inaugurate have arranged quiz programs,
Detachment, 505th Signal AW
the summer program at the Jew- community singing, amateur
Regiment, Florence, S. C. . . .
By
DANNY
RASKIN
ish Community Center, Monday nights and folk dancing festivals.
BERNARD MACH, yeoman 1st
evening, June 29, at 8:30. The The social programs will begin
class, U. S. Navy Recruiting Sta-
films, describing the defense of at 8:30.
tion, Port Huron, Mich. . .. PVT.
"V"
Dept
...
About
30
Deborah
the Netherlands East Indies; the
On alternate Wednesday eve-
PHIL KATZ, ASN 16043118,
lasses
made
a
bank
deposit
war in China; and the industrial nings, beginning at 8 o'clock, a
Company D 341st Engineer Regi-
war in Australia, will be the first series of popular talks on "Health they'll never get back, but are ment, GS, A. P. 0. 996, care of
they
happy
over
it!
.
.
.
Con-
of a series of documentary sound in War Time," will be presented
Postmaster, Seattle, Wash
movies to be shown on successive to Center members and their tributed to the Blood Bank last Buy more War Bonds and
Wednesday night.
Monday evenings, at the Center, friends.
Stamps.
IN THE ARMY QUOTES . . .
through Aug. 17. The series in- DANCES AND BOOK CHATS
"Give .my regards to everyone at
cludes those famed films, which
The first of the series of home, and I'll personally give
have revolutionized the docu-
dances, to be held at the Center mine to the Japs."—Corp. Ernie
mentary movie, "The City," "The
each Thursday evening during Iczkovitz . . . "Never realized
LINERS accepted from responsible
River," and "The Plow That
the summer season, will take I could ever get so hungry. Sight-
firms or persons by telephone up to
Broke The Plains." The series is
place July 2. The entire series ed food—Ate Same."—Sgt. Sam 10 a. m. Wednesday. gates: 2.5e a
free to Center members. A charge o-!
line. Minimum two lines.
dances is sponsored by the Zack . . . "Before the war, the
of 17c, including tax, will be
Center's Sub Senior Council. The draft board Doc's were saying
RAndolph 7956
made to non-members.
affair on July 2 is under the flatfeet to me. Now the boys here
TUESDAY CONCERTS
auspices of two clubs, the Dip- are calling me flatfoot 'cause I'm EXPERIENCED dress saleslady. must
Following the Center tradition
be experienced, steady work and
lomats and the Arrows.
good pay. Maurice Shop, 11616
an M. P. (Military Police)" —
of devoting Tuesday evenings to
On alternate Thursday eve- Pvt. Sam Taylor . . . "Took my
Dexter.
cultural programs, a series of
nings, beginning July 2, also, a first ride in a Jeep last week
concerts will be presented on
AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE
series of summer Book Chats are over rough going. Scouting part-
Tuesday evenings during the
v.ar is over. restrictions i -e-
scheduled. Rabbi Morris Adler ies are still out searching for my When
leased, business freedom again, post
summer season. Included among
will give the first review next stomach."—Pvt. Sam Wander .. .
war boom. You never dreamed of
H OFFICIALS
the well known musicians to be
such tremendous possibilities. See
Thursday.
"I personally introduced myself
ERING EMIGRATION
heard in July and August are:
Mr. Bedford for Facts and Figures.
to a "gorjus" damsel over here, 57.800 DOWN-4 to 5 rooms, beauty,
USALEM, (JTAY — Jewish Alma Philips, soprano; Marcia ATHLETIC PROGRAM
like new. New stoves, new tankless
here this week received Hoffman, soprano; Cola Heiden,
The Center swimming pool and and was emphatically refused a
water heater. Cost to build 590.000.
from Teheran revealing pianist; Larry Teal, saxophonist; all other health education facili- date. Ta dum de dum, she was
Our' entire price only $52.000, small
4 , i, % terms.
Jewish refugees from Poland Ruth Kanarek, soprano; Henry ties will be available to Center the Captain's wife."—Pvt. Nat 325.000
DOWN—Impressive 68 apt. 3
reached Persia "are receiv- Siegl, violinist; Stanislaw _ Scha- members each week-day and Bloomberg . . . Remember to
to 4 rooms, tile marble lobby, ele-
vator. new steam boiler with latest
ractically nothing from the piro, violinist; Harry Siegel, cell- Sunday during the summer. buy your share of War Stamps
tankless hot water heater. New re-
relief organizations here." ist; Jascha Schwarzman, cellist; Summer memberships, for a today.
trig.. new stoves. Cost 5300.000 to
three month period, may be ob-
ports also state that Polish Henrietta Kaminiarek, soprano.
build Entire price only 5150,000.
HERE 'N THERE . . . Junior
LOCATION—Elegant 26-
in Russia are not includ- WEDNESDAY SOCIALS
tained through July 31. Sum- Service Group elected 13 new GORGEOUS
apt. 2 and 3 rooms. Rent 515.000.
e proper proportion of Jews
People of all age groups, young mer membership rates are as board members at final meeting
Sold once 5150.000. Must sacrifice
e lists they submit to the and old, are invited to partici- follows: Women's Health Club, June 16 . . . Rouge Park chosen
only 590.000. about half cash to easy
payment mtg. 12% net with frozen
t authorities of Polish citi- pate in the Wednesday evening $10; Business and Professional as site for Deborah's wienie roast
rents or 34% net on cash invested.
who wish to emigrate from social programs at the Center. Men's Club, $7.50; Seniors, $4; June 27 . . . Junior Hadassah re-
HOMER WARREN & COMPANY
to Persia and countries of A committee, headed by Herbert Sub-Seniors, $3; Intermediates, ports their formal at Bonnie 58 YEARS" DEPENDABLE SERVICE
Dime Bldg. CA. 0321
'ddle East.
Lipson, and including Martha $2; Juniors, $2. Brook a huge success . . Jewish
ough the Jews constitute a
Center Intermediates giving
.percentage of the refugees
brother, Benjamin Krause. Fu- their final affair of the season,
Poland now stranded in
neral services were held Sunday June 27, in the auditorium . . .
no more than four per
at Lewis Bros. Burial was in Cheers to Leonard Moss, of
of the refugees reaching
Machpelah Cemetery. Wayne University, who received
are Polish Jews," one of
a gold medal for his essay in the
Nathan Goldberg of 3783 Ty-
ports complains. A letter
"I Will Do My Best" contest . . .
Louis
Frankenstein,
prominent
ler
Ave.,
39
years
old,
passed
Samarkand, Turkestan,
Sixty League of Detroit Jewish
paper
merchant,
co-partner
of
away
on
June
8.
Funeral
serv-
•g a Jewish organization in
Youth girls journeyed to Mt.
viv, informs that many Pol- Acme Paper Co., died of a heart ices were held on June 9 at
Chesed
Shel
Emes,
with
inter-
Clemens
last Thursday eve, to
in that section of Ri'gs' attack Tuesday. Funeral services
soldiers at the USO
ment
in
Hebrew
Memorial
Park,
entertain
will
be
held
at
Gilbert's
at
2
p.
ering from starvation and
Rabbi
Joshua
Sperka
officiating.
Center
.
.
. Orchestra for danc-
m.,
Friday.
Burial
will
be
in
PAPER. Out-
1 malaria. "We are living
and hot dogs
under terrible conditions. Clover Hill cemetery. Surviving He is survived by his wife, Mary; ing, entertainment
standing
designs, en-
the
lassies
themselves
by
shall all perish if urgent him are a son, Samuel Nelson, his .mother, Mrs. Bertha Gold- grilled
. . . Request made to League's
semble
combinations.
and
a
daughter,
Ruth
Ellen,
of
berg;
a
sister,
Mrs.
Rose
Suro-
does not reach us," the
Army and Navy Committee to
Miami Beach; his mother, Mrs. witz of New York; 6 brothers,
read.
entertain the boys at Ft. Custer
Bertha Frankenstein, a brother, Harry, Alex, Morris, Ruby, Abra-
PAINTS, ENAMELS,
every Sunday . Sent from USO
Harry, and a sister, Mrs_ Rose ham and Jack, all of Detroit.
RSES IN DEFENSE
J. W. B. thereafter tremendous
VARNISHES. Beauti-
Spelzer, all of Chicago. Mr. Solomon N. Cohen died on June
the reception from the soldiers when
K ARE OFFERED
ful, durable, protective.
Frankenstein was one of the 16, at the age of 80. He was
father of Isadore Cohen and Wolf 10 girls last visited' May 31 . . .
founders
of
Temple
Israel
and
a
ECH INSTITUTE
Highest Grade Materials
USO-
Thanks
member of its board. He was Cohen, well known figures in to Jack Spencer, USO-
employed in defense
affiliated with veterans' and Jewish communal life and active I
or desiring to qualify for
HOME CLEANING,
many civic organizations.
in Yeshivath Beth Yehuda, Dorcester, Mass.; Samuel, of Los
lion in war production, will
Cleaners, Sponge s,
Young
Israel,
and
Michigan
Syn-
Angeles,
Calif.,
and
Selig,
of
terested in the announce-
Mrs. Sarah Schmier of 3316
Mexico City, Mexico; also 26
Chamois, etc.
by the Detroit Institute of Lawrence Ave., 70 years old, agogue Conference.
grandchildren,
and
14
great-
Born in Minsk, Mr. Cohen
ology, that the summer died on Sunday. Funeral serv-
grandchildren. The ,funeral took
7 DETROIT STORES
is just beginning, with spe- ices were held Tuesday at Lewis came to America 43 years ago place June 18, from Lewis Bros.
CA. 5950
and
had
been
a
resident
of
De-
• phasis being placed on Bros. Burial was in Clover Hill
Internment
was
in
Machpelah
troit for nearly four decades. He
of instruction.
Ask Your Decorator
Cemetery. Rabbis A. M. Hersh-
Cemetery.
Rabbi
A.
M.
Hersh-
. Institute, located in the man, Morris Adler and Moses is survived by his wife, Bessie, man officiated.
-Sk.
-9.1.SULCULSULW-S
town Y.M.C.A., conducts Fischer officiated. Mrs. Schmier well known in Detroit philan-
thropic
circles,
three
children.
, with or without credits lived in Detroit since 1904. Sur-
ds degrees, in such subjects viving her are her husband, Max; Isadore, Wolf, and Mrs. Bernard
afting, architectural draw- three daughters, Mrs. Frances Meyers of Chicago, and nine
grandchildren.
-building construction and Donon and Mrs. Phyliss Franzel
Isaac Roblin, age 83, passed
ting, tool and die design, of Detroit, and Mrs. Sophie
'ction design, radio, hydrau- Moses, of Sharon, Pa.. and six away Wednesday, June 17. Sur-
_metallurgy, automotive en- sons, Herman A., Leslie R., Abe viving him are two daughters,
industrial management, A., Walter D. and Dr. Burton L., Mrs. Rae Leach and Mrs. Joseph
!elation, air conditioning of Detroit, and Dr. Adolph A., Mintz; eight sons, Joseph, Har-
ry, Benjamin, Daniel, Herman.
and motion study.
of New York City-..
of Detroit; Harry Kaplan, of
or evening classes are of-
Samuel (Sander) Krakowsky
'in these studies, liberal arts,
died
Sunday,
June
21,
at
the
age
;zering, commercial a n d
of 73. He is survives by his wife,
BUSINESS
Anna; three daughters, Mrs. Louis
_ . army and navy deferred
or
Silbert, Mrs. Meyer Waterstone
ent plans are availabk to
INDIVIDUAL
and Mrs. Morris Ross; two sons,
marticulating in degree
Sam and Edward Krause, and a
, and information may be
ed at the offices of the

(Continued from. Page 2)
'cations. There is no doubt,
ever, that many of the corn-
ts are justified. Even Polish
y circles in Kuibyshev are
e of the situation.
mplaints also have been
ived here from refugees
regard to the old clothing
shoes sent from America.
of the articles, the cour-
ts stress, are in such bad
pe that they are of little
Medical relief received
the American Joint Dis-
ution Committee, however,
tly appreciated here by
the Jewish and non-Jewish
ees from Poland.
bulk of the relief for the
gees from Poland reaches
a under the lend-lease ar-
ement which Gen. Sikorski,
Polish premier, conclud, ,d
the U. S. Government in
gton. Relief shipments of
g and other commodities
are received from the Jewish
r Committee in America and
the Rada Polonia, the Amer-
Polish Relief Council.

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