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THE JEWISH NEWS
friday, 'July 24, 1'9
SUMMER ACTIVITIES AMONG WOMEN'S CLUB
Women's Clubs
ZEDAKAH APPROPRIATES
$1,050 FOR WAR WORK
At a special meeting of Zed-
akah Club at the home of Mrs.
David Trager, $550 was voted to
furnish two "Day Rooms" at
Sault Ste. Marie for recreation
activities. At present, 131st In-
fantry is stationed there. Zedakah
Club also donated $500 for Army
and Navy Relief Work. Mrs.
Maurice Cornfield is chairman of
Zedakah's U.S.O. Committee.
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N. WOODWARD J.W.E.W.O.
PLANS TWO EVENTS
The 'annual excursion of the
North Woodward branch of the
Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization will be held
Tuesday, July 28. Tickets can be
secured by calling the chairman,
Mrs. E. Weisman, TO. 6-2859, or
her associates, Mesdames E. Epps,
S. Stocker, A. Gleicher, A. Smilo,
Z. Meyers, D. Silverstein, L. Mar-
golin.
The tenth annual donor lunch-
eon will be held at the Shaarey
Zedek Dec. 1. Mrs. Sam Shorr is
chairman and Mrs. A. Gleicher is
co-chairman. Mrs. Shorr, UN.
1-0304, and Mrs. Silverstein, TO.
6-3489, are in charge of rummage.
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MOLLY SEGAL AUXILIARY
OF J. C. R. S. OF DENVER
The Detroit Auxiliary of the
Molly Segal of the Denver Jew-
ish Consumption Relief Society is
nearing the $1,500 mark in con-
tributions to the Jewish Con-
sumption Relief Hospital in Den-
ver, according to Mrs. Paul
Shapiro of 4834 Cortland Ave.,
delegate to the convention last
month. This figure, so far,. tops
the 1941 total by almost $600.
The hospital has netted through-
out the country the sum of
$77,000, compared with $65,000 in
1941. To this date, the Detroit
Jewish Girl Captures Naz
Colonel on Russian Fron
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Mrs. A. Anthony Fromm and Mrs. Sidney Reibel of Huntington
Woods, and Mrs. Samuel Lieberman of Birchcrest Dr. are returning
Friday, July 24, from a short stay at Mrs. Fromm's cottage in
Lexington, Mich.
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Mrs. Louis Eston of Webb Ave. spent the week-end in Cleveland.
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Mrs. Harry Weitzenbaum of Atkinson Ave. left Wednesday for
two weeks at Lake Placid, N. Y.
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Second Lieut. Bernard Frank Kaye left for Fort Swift, Texas,
after spending his brief furlough with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Kaye,
of West Philadelphia Ave. Lieut. Kaye was recently graduated from
the officers' training school at Carlisle Barracks, Pa.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tobin have moved from Calvert Ave. and
are now residing at 2649 Webb Ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Sklar
of Kendall Ave. are enjoying a two
weeks' vacation in Northern Michigan.
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Benjamin Krell and Max Krell left Thursday, July 23, for two
weeks at Mackinac Island. They will return by way of Georgian
Bay.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Steiner of Elmhurst Ave. are vacationing
at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tenn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone and son, Howard, their mother, Mrs.
Minnie Goldstein, and Mrs. Sam Moss are enjoying a two weeks'
stay in South Haven, Mich.
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The Misses Marilyn Mattus and Sybil Marks entertained 25
guests at a breakfast Sunday morning at the former's home in
Fairfield Ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cashman and son, Lionel, of Iroquois Ave.
have returned from a cruise on the S.S. South American. They were
the guests in Rochester, N. Y., of the Hotel Seneca where they were
married 50 years ago. They also visited with their sisters and
brothers in Syracuse, N. Y.
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Corp. and Mrs. Sam Schiff of Wichita Falls, Texas, are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kabeck of McQuade Ave. and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Schiff of Gladstone Ave.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell H. Emmer and daughter of Oakman Ct.
have returned from a three weeks' stay near Traverse City, Mich.
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Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Stulberg (Judith Victor) have left for a
week's vacation at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island.
Noted Writer Describes Young Guerrilla Fighter's Ad
tures Back of German Lines; Jeif-Hating German
Officer Accepts Jewish Blood to Save Own Life
KUIBYSHEV, (JTA)—The role that Jews are p
ing in the Russian guerrilla units fighting behind
German lines was described here this week by the
known Ukrainian writer, Alexander Kornietchuk,
reached Kuibyshev from the front after spending m
weeks as a guerrilla fighter in the rear of the Nazi a
"One meets Jews in almost
every guerrilla detachment," the
Ukrainian writer reported. "In
one place I met a Jewish father,
mother and two sons, all con-
July 26—Miss Miriam
ducting guerrilla activities in the daughter of Prof. and Mrs.
forests during the cold winter uel M. Levin, to Stanley F
months. A Jewish girl named man, son of Mrs. A. Fried
Basia has become a legendary of Shaker Heights, Ohio, at
figure among the guerrillas. She Shaarey Zedek.
was responsible for blowing up
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bridges and warehouses in the
July 26—Miss Rae Ehrin
rear of the enemy and, with the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
help of another Jewish guerrilla and Ehrinpries of Burlin
fighter, even succeeded in cap- Ave., to Israel J. Siman. R
turing a German colonel and Morris Adler will officiate.
bringing him alive to the Rus-
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sian lines as a prisoner. Once she
July 26—Miss Rose Lea S
was hidden in mud under heavy
rain for two nights until she daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
succeeded in destroying a Ger- Starr, to Martin Collinger, s
man telephone line. She crossed Mrs. Sadie Collinger, Santa
Calif.
the front lines eight times and ica Blvd., Hollywood,
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each time brought important in-
July 26—Miss June Rouff,
formation. Her husband was
killed in action and she herself ghter of Mr. and Mrs. No
Rouff, to Max Weinberg, so
was wounded twice."
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wein
The Soviet press today reports of Ironwood, Mich.
the curious case of a German
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colonel who was taken prisoner.
July
26—Miss
Dorothy Ja
badly wounded, he was placed
in a Russian hospital. His diary daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ris Jacobs, to Sidney
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was full of entries describing
son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
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the killing of Jews and lauding
Mrs. Morton Hack and children, who have been the house guests the Nazi racial theory. "Jewish man, at the Wilshire
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of her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Hack, of 2750 Oak- blood is of the worse quality,"
Aug. 2—Miss Pearl Rosen
man Court, have returned to their home at Wichita Falls, Tex., one entry in his diary read.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
figure ranks among the highest where Major Morton Hack is stationed at nearby Sheppard Field.
The Russian doctor in the base Rosenberg of Harmon Ave.
totals sent.
hospital decided that only a
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is gushing again full blast. And blood transfusion could save the Arthur Foreman, son of Mr.
J.W.E.W.O. PICNIC SUNDAY
the man who brought Broadway life of the captured Nazi offi- Mrs. Lew Foreman of San
The annual picnic of the Jew-
back into its own as the show- cer. "We have only Jewish blood Drive.
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ish Women's Eufopean Welfare
place of the nation is none other in our hospital for transfusion,
_Ommization will be held Sun-
Cicero calls gratitude the
than Irving Berlin, whose super- and I wonder whether it is ac-
day at Palmer Park. Mrs. D.
deluxe "This is the Army" musi- ceptable to you," the doctor of virtues, the most capital
in
the
Silverstein is chairman, assisted
S cal smash has made him the warned the Nazi. "By all means," duties, and uses the words
by Mesdames I. Israel and B.
number One Citizen of the Great the Nazi officer replied. "The ful and good as synonymcus to
Feldman. Proceeds will go for
White Way. After twenty-five talk about racial purity is noth- inseparably united in the
the Israel Orphan Home for
years the singing waiter has done ing but madness and nonsense. character.—Bate.
Girls in Jerusalem.
it gain. "This is the Army" is I personally do not believe in it.
by
David
Deutsch
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perhaps Berlin's greatest work — Do what is necessary and save
;,Copyright 1942 by Independent,. and why not; he did it all out of
ATHENA GIRLS' CLUB
my life."
Athena Girls' Club provides
Jewish Press Service, Inc.)
s. a deep patriotic urge. He won't
refreshments through the USO
rest until he has rolled up an
every Thursday for Recruits ar-
income of $2,000,000 for the NAZIS BEGIN MASS
riving at N. Y. Central. At a MISCELLANY
Army Emergency Fund, which DEPORTATION OF JEWS
meeting at the home of Mrs.
STOCKHOLM (JTA) — Mass
Oscar Serlin has sponsored so incidentally is headed by Major
Ned Lippitt on July 9 arrange- many performances of "Life With General Irving Phillipson. The deportation of Jews from Paris
Furniture
ments were made for this serv- Father," Broadway's perennial Warner Brothers have bought the to Nazi-occupied territory in
Interior
Decorators
ice.
Eastern
Europe
started
this
hit, that he has convinced him- screen rights to the army show
A picnic will be sponsored at
self that it's not a bad life. And and in typical Hollywood fashion week, following the drastic anti-
Lola Valley Park on Sunday.
will convert it into a spectacle- Jewish orders issued by the Ges-
The next meeting will be held so, before he joins the Army, biographical film of the song- tapo there, the correspondent of
the
producer
will
wed
Mrs.
Char-
Aug. 27 at the home of Mrs.
writer a la "Yankee Doodle Dan- the Swedish newspaper Stock-
UN. 1-7100
Bernard Garfinkle to plan for a les de Sheim, widow of the actor, dy." All proceeds and income holm Tidningen reported.
at
Charlevoix,
Mich.,
next
month.
•ienie roast on Aug. 30.
The Jewish Army advocates will go to the Army relief . . .
VOW VIM. NNW •••1111k NOM `01111b. WNW 'gab. `IOW
are taking note of the announce- In the meantime the zowie suc-
cess of "This is the Army" at the
ment
by
Secretary
of
War
Stim-
Form Department of son that a Norwegian ground box office is causing a serious
crew is to serve with the U. S. problem. The army bigwigs want
aches' Auxiliaries
Army air forces. The battalion to send it to Australia and Eng-
Jewish Veterans
of Norwegian soldiers will in- land to give the soldier-boy mor-
clude not only citizens of Norway ale a lift. By the way, the star
' A state department of Ladies' in the U. S. but Americans who comic of the Berlin musical, Pri-
Auxiliaries of Jewish War Vet- are of Norse ancestry. Nobody vate Julie Oshins used to play
erans of the United States was has yet arisen to denounce the the Catskill summer resorts,
formed here last week.
patriotism of the Americans of where many an artist has been
Mrs. Miriam G. Hoffman of Norse ancestry for joining such paid in sour cream and vegeta-
bles. He likes army chow much I
New York, national president, a battalion.
presented the charter dated July
"The Boys' World"
Felicitations to Elihu D. Stone better.
13, after obligating the follow- of Boston, former Assistant
I
ing department officers:
United States Attorney, who was SHOPPING IN PARIS
In Beautiful
Mrs. Rose M. Cowan, presi-a given a huge party in the Bean RESTRICTED FOR JEWS
GENEVA (JTA) — The Ger-
dent; Mrs. Henrietta Niman, sen.. , City on the occasion of the 25th
for vice-president; Mrs. Eva anniversary of his wedding. man military commander in
Mann, junior vice-president; Mrs. Speakers also pointed out what Paris this week issued an order
Birdie Rosenberg, treasurer; Mrs. few seem to remember: that it prohibiting Jews from entering
Miriam Rubinstein, judge advo- was Stone's contacts with Sena- shops and department stores, ex-
Ontario
cate; Mrs. Bea Thorner, chaplain; for Henry Cabot Lodge, grand- cept between 3 and 4 o'clock in I
Mrs. Katheryn Goldfine, conduct- father of the present Senator, the afternoon. This restriction is
mss; Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mrs. which made possible the passage not to be applied to stores mark- I
Sixth Consecutive
Lillian Rapport, Mrs. Rose Can- 20 years ago of the Joint Resolu- ed "Jewish shops."
tor, trustees; Mrs. Ida Schultz, tion giving American endorse-
Camping Year for Boys
guard. ment to the establishment of the
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sent a Sefer Torah to the Chap- tine.
COLORADO tour
87.50
el at the Air Base at Selfridge BERLIN CAPTURES
MEXICO tour
182.50
CALIFORNIA tour
145.00
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