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July 24, 1942 - Image 12

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1942-07-24

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Page Twelve

Mr. Simons' guest Editorial

(Continued from Page 1)

Our Own

QUIZ BOX

THE ANSWERS
To_ Questicns on Page '7
1. 'Great Hebrew poet and
philosopher of the "Golden
Age of Spain."
2. Rashi—Rabbi Solomon, the
son of Isaac, who lived in
the 11th Century.
3. John Capistrano, fanatical
Franciscan monk.
4. All "False Messiahs" in
Jewish history.
5. Chaim Nachman Bialik,
Saul Tschernichowski, Zal-
man Schneour.
6. Leo Pinsker and Theodor
Herzl.
7. Each served as President
of the World Zionist Or-
ganization.
8. Naphtali Hertz Imber.
9. Mordecai Manuel Noah.
10. One of the most spectac-
ular of Jewish adventur-
ers, a Cabbalist.

Nazis Get Interned
Refugees in Spain
For Slave Labor

Jews and Aryans Alike Are
Delivered by Police to Ger-
man Special Agents

LISBON (JTA) — Jews and
'Aryans" alike, who are intern-
ed in Spain as political refugees
from Germany or Nazi-occupied
countries, are now being handed
over to the German authorities
by the Franco government for
transportation to Eastern Euro-
pean territory for forced labor
there. No distinction is made be-
tween men and women, the re-
port says. All interned refugees
are delivered by the Spanish
police to a special Gurman re-
"cruiting office established in
Spain for the purpose of secur-
ing as much slave labor as pos-
sible. On the other hand, it was
reported here from Norway that
workers. who are doing forced
labor on Nazi fortifications there
must sign a statc.mcsnt swearing
that they are not of Jewish de-
scent.

Volk '10

There's a vital issue here —
namely, whether or not the Amer-
ican Jews as a group can produce
evidence of the fact that we are
doing our part. If the time should
ever arise, there must be facts
and figures to show that the Jews
of America, the Jews of Michi-
gan have done more than their
share in buying United States
War Savings Bonds and Stamps.
No one is forcing you to buy
United States War Savings Bonds
and Stamps . . . that's one of the
privileges you enjoy under a de-
mocracy. No one is using force,
but there's a moral conscience
that should be utilized to see that
every American Jew does his part
100%. Perhaps soon, communities
may organize and respected citi-
zens of your community may ask
to see evidence of your pur-
chases.

live as a decent, liberty-loving
human being." For that right, no
sacrifice is too great. Frankly, the
sacrifices you are asked to make
today are so trivial, so insignifi-
cant as compared to the hard-
ships and sufferings of our people
today in war-torn Europe, etc.,
that any individual who reads this
and who is not taking an active
part in this war in one way or
another is open to severe criti-
cism.
What can you do? If you are
eligible, join the fighting forces.
If you must stay behind because
of family responsibilities, put
every dollar you can above sheer
necessities into the purchase of
• United States War Savings Bonds
and Stamps.
• The Government has asked
that its citizens invest a minimum
The big question is, "What kind
of 10% of their income in War of a Jew are you?" Are you
Bonds. Now, honestly, do you working for America or, unknow-
consider 10% of your salary set ingly, furthering the Axis cause
• aside as an investment . . . too —there can only be one answer
much of a sacrifice? Any person and that answer will be voiced in
who does must be blind!
the evidence of your possession
Frankly, 10% is NOT enough! of Bonds that total not only 10%
Pay your rent, buy your food, of your income but far above it.
clothing and other necessities and Remember, we're at war—a war
then put every dollar you can of survival—your survival—buy
spare in United States War Bonds. United States War Savings Bonds
• Of course, many of you will say, and Stamps to the very limit of
"What if an emergency arises— your financial ability! God Bless
what if we need cash in a hurry," America and all it stands for and
"What if someone in the family all it means to us.
becomes sick," in cases like that,
Sit doWn and talk this whole
in cases of real emergencies, you
can of course cash in your Bonds proposition over with yourself.
• for the immediate money you Don't "kid" yourself for one
need. You don't have to make minute—don't ever lose sight of
excuses to the Government when the fact that our very existence
you want to cash in your War is at stake, that the war must be
Bonds before maturity date—you won—we must do EVERYTHING
can cash them in any time sixty we can do to win it—and if buy-
days after you buy them ... BUT ing United States War Bonds will
. . , real Americans will not cash help, then we promise by the
in their Bonds before the ma- sacred Torah that America can
turity date unless a genuine count on its Jews to come through
100%!
- emergency arises.

_NEWS

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FILIIA FOLK I

By HELEN ZIGMOND

Copyright, 1942, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.

glakvalk. WOW Wan Win VOW Wink

HOLLYWOOD—Al Jolson had
one other passenger for compan-
ionship besides his accompanist
on that air flight to Alaska—
a cow. It was being shipped to
give fresh milk to the men in
the infirmary.

• • •

Personality of the Week

Benjamin Wilk; Leader in Temple Beth
El and in Engineering Circles, Is
Active in Haifa Institute Ptoject

Benjamin Wilk is widely known in Detroit as
leader in Temple Beth El and as an active worker
Allied Jewish Campaigns. Because of his prominence i
community matters, the fact is generally overlooked th
he ranks high in engineering circles and that his profe
sional interests are-quite extensive.

At present, Mr. Wilk, as treas-
urer of the Detroit chapter of the

Help isPkdged

Best Victory Slogan . . . au-
thor, Eddie Cantor: Let's Give vancement of the Hebrew Tech-
Our Flag a Permanent Wave! nical Institute of Haifa, Palestine,
• • •
is devoting his energies to mobil-
Warners . . . with blitzkrieg izing support for this famous
tactics . . . bought "This Is the school Which is serving as an ef-
--",
Army", Irving Berlin's hit show,
At a meeting of the Detro
for a quarter-million dollars .. .
District of the American Fede
and before you could say Sto-
ation of Polish Jews, held Th
kowski . . . the money was bil-
day at headquarters, it was r
leted in the coffers of the Army
ported that many individuals an
Emergency Relief Fund, the
organizations pledged support '
named exclusi\ e beneficiary of
the campaign for the collectio
Berlin's show. In addition to
of clothes for Polish refugees •
stage profits and film-sale price,
Russia. Cash pledges also we
the Fund will swell from the
made.
movie profits.
P. IL Rossman, president of
• • •
Michigan Plant Owners' Associ
Irving Hoffman relays a story
tion, assured I. Finkelstein an
about the German frau who
Harry Weinberg, representativ
boasted about the gifts she re-
of the Federation, that the
ceived as the Nazi army despoil-
would clean most of the cloth
ed one country after another.
collected without charge.
"I got these beautiful shoes from
clothes were sent for cleaning t
Holland," she exulted. "These
the following: Famous Cleane
gorgeous gloves from Belgium,
Jewett Cleaners, LaZar Cleane
this delicious cheese from Nor-
Perfect Cleaners, State Cleane
way, this chic gown from Paris."
Vogue Cleaners, Zenith Cleane
"And from Russia?" asked her
Zeppelin Cleaners, Indian Villa
listener. "From Russia," she
Cleaners.
BENJAMIN WILK
moaned, "I got my widow's
After the clothes are properl
veil! • . . Hoffman also tells
factor in training skilled cleaned, they will be sent to Ne
about a terrible typhus epidem- fective
technicians to help in the war York for shipment to Russia.
ic which broke out behind the
The Federation is making
effort in the Middle East. Details
German lines. In desperation the
Nazis searched far and wide, of this project appear elsewhere further appeal for donations.
At the Thursday meeting,
throughout Occupying Germany in this issue.
Mr. Wilk was born in Minne- rangements were made for a pi •
for the greatest expert in this
disease—Dr. Wertheimer, a Jew. apolis, Minn., Dec. 29, 1890, and nic to be held Sunday, Aug. 1
They looked everywhere — in came to Detroit 16 years ago. He proceeds to be used to finan
cities and villages. At last they was educated in the public schools shipping of clothes to Russia.
found him—dead in a concentra- of Minneapolis and received his nations of food were given
A record attendance of mothers tion camp.
B.S.C.E. and C.E. degrees from the picnic. The arrang
committee consists of Harry
and children at Camp Chelsea,
the University of Minnesota.
• • •
at Chelsea, Mich., has filled the
His present affiliation is with miner, chairman; Mrs. J . •
Where,
oh,
where
is
"Captain
Weinberg, president of the
camp to capacity, with the result
Koepenich?" One - of the best Standard Building Products Co. Sisterhood; Philip Imber, H
that registrations have been closed
anti-Nazi documents • . . and and his office is at 14200 Clover- Laker and Harry Cohen.
until Aug. 9. Sponsored by the one of the first to reveal the pe- dale Ave. His home address is
All societies are asked to r
Jewish Community Center, the
culiar work-agreement among 20125 Canterbury Drive. Mrs.
camp is under the direction of the backers. Such productions Wilk is the former Bess Fishman. train from having picnics o
Aug. 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Kulka.
are badly needed at this moment They have two daughters—Marcia
During the week-of Aug. 9 the when much concern is
being ut- Helene and Joan Fishman.
camp will be open to mothers tered over the insipid anti-Nazi
Mr. Wilk served as secretary,
alone or to mothers and their attitude displayed in recent come-
children. The week of Aug. 16 dies—"To Be or Not to Be" and treasurer, vice - president a n d
Take Chances!
president of the Men's Club of
will be open for family camping, "Hitler's Valet."
Have Tar radio re-
Temple Beth El. From 1930 to
when husbands and fathers are
paired now — parts
1935 he was president of the
may be unobtaln•
invited.
able later. Satisfite•
National Concrete Masonry As-
ti
rR
onE g;ara
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
Ln
o tee
Ac N
LER
sociation. He is actively associat-
The activities of the adults and
ed with the American Concrete
children are widely separated at
Institute and served on its publi-
Largest Selection of
Camp Chelsea. Supervised by
Jewish Records la
cation committee from 1935 to
Kichigan
Miss Bunny Levin and Mrs. Es-
1941. He also is associated with
telle Mitnick, the chili:Ten enjoy
the American Society of Testing
a separate program cf athletics
Prof. McFarland of Wayne Materials, Economics Club and 11523 Dexter
110gartb 4717
and fun. This system gives the
numerous local Jewish agencies,
"U" Opened New Series
mothers and the fathers an op-
serving on important committees
portunity for complete relaxation
of the Jewish Community Center.
of Classes
and time to participate in the
His interest in the Haifa Tech-
adult camp program, planned by
A series of classes on "Price nical Institute began last year
Miss Cynthia Mallitz, women's Control" has been arranged by when he became one of the lead-
counselor. -
the Consumer Informatoin Cen- ers of the local movement at the
Camp Chelsea may be reached ter, 438 W. Warren Ave. Prof. time the local chapter was or-
by Greyhound bus, leaving the E. W. McFarland of Wayne Uni- ganized by a group of Detroit
Washington Blvd. station at 1:20 versity, chairman of the Greater leaders, including Harvey H.
and 3:20 P. M., and arriving at Detroit Consumers' Council, Goldman, Fred M. Butzel, Leon
spoke at the first meeting. Pat- Kay, Karl B. Segall and others.
Chelsea at 3:20 and 5:20 P. M.
Camp Chelsea weekly rates are rick V. McNamara, Area Rent
as follows: $13 for adult Jewish Control director, spoke July 22.
CP —BUY VICTORY BONDS
The Wednesday, July 29, meet-
Community Center members; $15
AND STAMPS—
ing
will
be
given
over
to
"Ra-
for adult non-members; $8.50 for
tioning–
a
Test
of
Democracy",
children of Center members; $10
for children of non-members. The and a fourth meeting will be
camp will be open through Aug. held Aug. 5 on "Quality and
Quantity Standards and Price
7720 MoNICHOLS ROAD,
22.
Near Santa Barbara
Registrations for Camp Chelsea Control."
Delicatessen, Appetizers and
Samuel Jacobs of the Consum-
may be made at the Jewish Com-
Dairy Products
munity Center, Woodward at er Division of the OPA will be
We Deliver
UNiversity 2-9781
in charge of the Aug. 5 meet-
Holbrook, MAdison 8400.
ing. Suggestions for further read
ing are given out at the meet-
ings, and what individual con-
The battle
is being fought
i.imers can do about price con-
that will decide the fate of or
trol is discussed at each session.
children and our children's
KOSHER
children. Do your part to pro-
The course is being given Wed-
tect their future.
nesdays
at
3
p.
m.
RESTAURANT
and
JERUSALEM (JPS-Palcor) —
Buy II. S. War Bonds
The faith of Palestine Jewry in
DINING ROOM
and Stamps
its future is best illustrated in
"Catering to Showers
This Space Contributed by
the current campaign being con-
and Parties"
ducted here for the Keren Haye-
OPEN 24 HOURS
sod, with the expectation that the
Air Conditioned
unprecedented sum of $200,000
will be realized as the contribu-
1201 7 DEXTER BLVD.
tion of the Yishuv to the fiscal
NOrthlawn 9786
12842 DEXTER BLVD.
instrument of the Jewish Agency.

In Clothes Drive
For Polish Jews

:

New Record Set
At Camp Chelsea

.

Repairs

Course on Price
Control Offered
For Consumers

Dexter Radio Co.

AL MILLER

What Will He Be

Drive Aim is Proof
Of Faith in Palestine

F REDSON'S

—Slave or
Freernan?

Lazar Wholesale
Dry Cleaners



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