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Friday, July 17. 1942

THE .,1EWISH NEWS

Reprisals

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f starvation and disease. The

First $15,000 for Brandeis Memorial
Colony in Palestine Presented to JNF

Page Thfrteen

Henry Meyers' Guest Editorial

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The National Jewish Welfare
Board was organized during the
last war and its work was of so
high a caliber that it was asked
to participate in the present work.
After the last war the JWB
carried on its work. For example,
a little over two years ago a new

eneral death rate, he said, his
urnped from 6 per 1,000 to 14,
ut .is 24 per 1,000 among Jews.
e recent reports of Jewish
assacres which had reached au-
oritative circles here were con-
ed by the Minister.

ATICAN ORGAN ATTACKED
Y FASCIST PARTY LEADER
ZURICH, (JTA)—The Osser-
atore Romano, official organ of
e Vatican, was attacked for
Taring against anti-Semitism,
an address at Milan by Rob-
Farinacci, former secretary
f the Fascist Party, the Regime
ascista, Farinacci's paper, reach-
_ here this week, report:.
Declaring that it was "hardly
lievable" that there should still
any necessity today to argue
hether it is lawful to be an
implacable foe of Judea," Farin-
cci said that "any true Chris-
' does not need to consult
udo-Catholic papers, or let
elf be inspired by sermons,
decide on his stand in this
unifying and redeeming action."

building was dedicated to the use
of service men at the Panama
Canal Zone.
In addition to the Army and
Navy vervice, the JWB, at the
conclusion of the last war, super-
vised and coordinated the activi-
ties of all of the Jewish
Community Centers, YMHA's,
YWHA's and kindred organiza-
tions in the U. S. and Canada.
Now over 325 such institutions are
affiliated with the Board, with a
membership of over 450,000. The
local Centers opened their facili-
ties to service men. In Detroit
there is a program of gymnasium
work, games, swimming pool, and
the like, under the direction of
Herman Jacobs, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Community
Center. Other programs of the
Detroit Army and Navy commit-
tee are under the supervision of
Jack Spencer, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, Holbrook and
Woodward, MAdison 8400.
Mr. Spencer coordinates the
programs of fraternal and social
organizations. In this work he is
ably assisted by the Army and
Navy Committee of the League
of Detroit Jewish Youth. All
groups wishing to participate are
asked to communicate with him.
Noteworthy among the items
of recreation provided for men
in the service in this area are the

in this important field of service.
Many more men are going into

the service daily and the work of
the Army and Navy Committee
will be expanded to meet the
increased number of participants.
It is hoped that the entire Jewish
community will assist in this
worthwhile activity.

Part of Weizmann
Committee Named

First Appointments Are An-
The first instalment of $15,-< Morris C. Feinstone, secretary
000 toward the establishment of
nounced by Abraham
of the United Hebrew Trades and
a memorial colony in Palestine
Cooper, Chairman
bearing the name of the late Su- secretary of the committee; Abra-
preme Court Justice Louis D. ham Mendelowitz, vice-president
Abraham Cooper, chairman of
Brandeis has been presented to of the United Hatters, Cap and
the Detroit committee for the
Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of Millinery Workers' International
Chaim Weizmann Chemical Re-
the Jewish National Fund of Union and co-chairman of the
search Foundation, announces the
America, by Isidore Nagler, vice- committee; Joseph Breslaw, Isi-
appointment of the following as
president of the International dore Nagler, Dr. Israel Goldstein,
members of the committee:
Ladies Garment Workers and Louis Segal, general secretary of
Fred M. Butzel, Maurice Aron-
chairman of the national com- the Jewish National Workers' Al-
sson, Hyman C. Broder, Mrs.
mittee for the Brandeis Colony, liance of America and chairman
lora B. Ehrlich, Fred A. Gins-
and Joseph Breslaw, vice-presi- of the labor department of the
burg, Lawrence J. Michelson,
dent of the International Ladies Jewish National Fund; Devorah
Max Osnos, Nate S. Shapero,
Garment Workers and treasurer Rothbard, national secretary of
Abraham Srere, Walter L. Field,
of the committee. The sum will the Pioneer Women's Organiza-
SS DEMONSTRATION
Leon Kay, Harry A. Hyman,
be applied toward the redemp- tion and vice-chairman of the
PROTEST SLAUGHTER
Harvey H. Goldman, James I.
left to
A mass demonstration against tion of a tract of land in Pales- committee. Standing,
Ellmann, Isidore Sobeloff, John
Iler's atrocities will take place tine on which the colony will be right: Jacob Lemberger, assist-
Ginn, Charles Hamburger, Irwin
ant secretary of the labor de-
esday evening, July 21, in Mad- established. _
I. Cohn, Barney Smith, Abe
The presentation was made at partment of the Jewish National
on Square Garden, New York,
Shiffman, Harry Jacobson, Leon-
der the joint auspices of the the office of the Jewish National Found; Ehrenreich, secretary
ard N. Simons, Morris Blumberg,
erican Jewish Congress, the Fund, 41 E. 42nd Street, New of the labor department; Nathan
Benj. Jaffe, Jack Wainger, Irving
Brith and the Jewish Labor York City. The amount repre- Ehrlich, manager of the Cake
W. and Louis C. Blumberg.
sents the proceeds of the func- Bakers' Union No. 51 and vice-
mittee.
Further appointments will be
The purposes of the demonstra- tion recently held in New York chairman of the committee; Men-
announced at an early date. This
on are to condemn the mass City at which Senator Robert F. del N. Fisher, executive director
committee will function to sup-
ughter of Jews, and in view Wagner was guest of honor and of the Jewish National Fund; Abe
port the magnificent work that
the threat by the Nazis to in which Wendell L. Willkie, Tuvim, executive director of the
is now being done in the cause
erminate the whole Jewish James Farley, Under Secretary "Founders' Dinner"; David Krieg-
of victory at the Weizmann Lab-
pie, to invoke adequate action of War Robert P. Patterson and stein, Local No. 66 of I.L.G.W.U.; invitations extended by Franklin oratories in Palestine.
) to defend the threatened Jew- other distinguished leaders par- David Siegel, president of Local Hills Country Club to men in
community of Europe and ticipated. Above, seated from left Joint Board of Hotel and Res- uniform, to attend their formal
"Before
me," said the Lord,
) to secure support for the to right:
taurant Workers' Union.
dinner parties. The club provides "there is no difference between Jew
If-defense of the Jewish corn-
bus transportation to and from and Gentile; he that accomplishes
...ty in Palestine now endan-
Freddy told a thrilling, but pa- Selfridge Field and these parties good, will I reward accordingly."
d by the common enemy. The
thetic story of his experiences. have been outstanding events.
tine will also organize assis-
It is hoped that other clubs in lirr61175/12125-61yrtrynnryzirnsini
The Zuckers, a family of dia-
to the United Nations in
the district will follow the plan.
war upon the Axis.
mond cutters, were ordered to
Arrangements also have been
The principal Jewish organiza-
"where vacation dreamt come true'
leave their homes and posses- completed with Franklin Hills
of the country and of every
sions and go to Southern France. and Knollwood Country Clubs
plexion are cooperating, in- Freddy Zucker, Visiting His With his father, mother and for invitations to a number of South
Haven's Rites, Resort
uding the American Emergency
Uncle, Arnold Neiss, Tells younger sister, Freddy arrived in men in service to be guests of 80 Acres of Playtime Paradise
•mmittee for Zionist Affairs, the
France only to become separated the Clubs on Saturdays and Sun-
•agogue Council of America
of Thrilling Escape
from his family. Overcoming days, playing golf, using the • A gay. friendly crowd
•d many others.
• Swimming. tennis, golf. horses
Just two years ago Freddy the difficulties of getting a visa, swimming pool, and enjoying the
Wendell Willkie already has
he got to Oran, French Algeria, facilities of the club.
• Handball. ping pang. archery
pted an invitation to speak. Zucker, 18 years old, fled with
The Standard Club, at the
then to Morocco. Four weeks
• Dancing. conceris, movies
A special day of service has his family from their home in later,
through the help of the Book-Cadillac Hotel, sponsors a
• proclaimed by the Syna- Antwerp, Belgium, to escape the
Plamsed Activities
series of Sunday night dances,
• e Council of America to be murderous Nazi invaders. After Mexico consul, he obtained pass- which have been well attended
Rooms with Bash
age
on
a
boat
bound
for
Mexico.
wandering through three conti-
ld on Tisha b'Ab, July 23.
Superb Food
and
have
been
greatly
enjoyed
by
On
it,
by
strange
coincidence,
he
Dr. Stephen S. Wise is presl- nents, he is now is proudly wear-
Write for folder
the men. Other needs of the boys
•t of the American Jewish Con- ing the battle uniform of the found his family. While his in service are met through the
Phorw 789
- ; Henry Monsky'is president free Belgian army, and waiting family took up residence in Mex- combined efforts of the commit-
ico
City,
Freddy
came
on
through
Bnai Brith, and Adolph Held impatiently for orders that will
tees on home hospitality, food
president of the Jewish Labor take him back to a second front the United States to Canada.
One if his camp mates, he and refreshments, and hostesses.
where he will have an opportun-
ittee.
The Jews of Detroit can well be
ity of avenging the wrongs suf- found, is a youth who lived in
proud of the start they have made Ajakkizsits juutssitsisuumg
fered by his family and hund- the same building with him in.
HIVAH AUXILIARY
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth reds of thousands of other Jew- Antwerp.
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Incidentally, the Neiss family
An Ideal Place to Live
ehuda received a permit to hold ish refugees from Hitler barbar-
belongs to an old Herzl Zionist
flower tag day at Mt. Clemens ism.
"For A Vacation Anyone Can Enjoy"
Since 1906
line,
and
at
present
Arnold
Neiss'
Private Baths — Showers — Running Water
On each shoulder of Freddy's
, Aug. 9. Proceeds will
in Every Room — Dancing — Swimming
uncle,
Maurice
Fischer,
is
a
citrus
for the maintenance of the tunic is the word "Belgium," in-
Tennis — Golf — Herne Back Riding
Ushivah building. Mrs. Hyman dicating that he belongs to the grower in Ramat Gan, near Tel
Aviv.
nberg invites the public's Belgian commando troops now
o peration for, this tag day.
in Canada under the great Brit-
The mercy we to others show,
ish Commonwealth Training Heaven will show to us.
Program. He arrived in Detroit
from Joliette, Que., Saturday, to
J. YASHENOVSKY'S
spend a 10-day furlough with
MRS. ROSE SIVITTENBERG
56 North Shore Drive
Sou& Haven, Mich.
his
uncle
and
aunt,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
NORTH
SNORE VALLEY RESORT
Delicious Food
Arnold Neiss, 746 Collingwood
STRICTLY KOSHER
Homelike Atmosphere
Ave.
33 North Shore Drive
2 KITCHENS
South Haven, Mieh.
In almost perfect conversation-
Synagogue on the Grounds
al English, learned since his ar-
Ph. 427 South Haven, Mich.
rival in Canada just last March,

Belgian Refugee
Joins Commandos
To AvengeWrongs

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