Friday, October 9, 1942
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Five
KnollwoodW arBondVictory Assured
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serving with the U. S. armed Grossman, Sam Hamburger, Max
forces:
Handler, John Isaacs, Morrey L.
George A. Agree, George W. Jacobs, Max B. Kerner, Samuel
Agree, Philip D. Began, Law- G. Keywell, Max Kogan, Lester
rence Block, Alfred Borenstein, Lapides, Joseph Lasky, Milton K.
Charles Canvasser, Alfred Mahler, Alex Schreiber, Nathan
Deutsch, Richard W. Deutsch, Schayowitz, William Tann. Rob-
Dr. William Deutsch, Milton N. ert Wisok, Charles K. Harris
Date Is Changed to Wednesday to Accommodate Guest' they are eligible to attend the Fishman, Leonard Frank, Samuel and Fred F. Simmons.
Stars; Fred M. Butzel, War Savings Chairman Frank
banquet on Oct. 14 and to par- N. Gershenson, Dr. Irving J.
The Jewish News is serving as
ticipate in the brilliant social Hershon, Dr. Morey Miro, Harry official organ for the Knollwood
-
Isbey, to Be Principal Speakers; Organization Praised
Model, Charles S. Robinson, Mil- War Bond Drive.
event.
In his letter to Mr. Blumberg, ton J. Saffir, Dr. Milton Sorock,
Concluding a four weeks' War Bond campaign, Knoll-
Stober and Marvin Wein-
DICKERSON —
wood Country Club is making history this week with as- Mr. Isbey accepts the invitation Louis
be Knollwood's guest speaker stein.
that new
surance that the $1,000,000 goal will be reached on the to
Mr. Blumberg this week lauded
at the banquet. He expresses
Million Dollar Banquet, Brilliant
Social Event, May Exceed Goal
night of the victory celebration.
At the request of a number of stage and screen stars
who will appear at the Knollwood Country Club's $1,000,-
000 War Bond Victory Banquet, 4,
the event was postponed from
Monday evening to next Wed-
nesday evening, Oct. 14. It will
take place in the main ballroom
of the Book Cadillac Hotel, and
is expected to be one of the
most outstanding social events
in many years.
open the program and will pre-
sent Mr. Blumberg as toast-
master.
Outstanding leaders in the
community, Jews and non-
Jews, will attend the event.
The gathering is expected to
reflect the important role
Knollwood me m b e r s are
Officials to Attend
playing in social and phil-
The banquet was postponed at
anthropic efforts.
the request of Harry Grossman,
Leading officials of the city
chairman of the entertainment
and the state will be among the
committee.
Irving W. Blumberg, chairman club's guests.
Novel Invitation Issued
of the Knollwood War Bond
Drive, has announced that prin-
A novel bulletin, issued to
cipal addresses at the dinner will members of Knollwood by the
be delivered by Fred M. Butzel. publicity committee headed by
who will speak in behalf of the Louis Luckoff, makes public a
community in tribute to the letter to Mr. Blumberg from Mr.
great effort inaugurated by Isbey. This bulletin, appearing in
Knollwood, and Frank N. Isbey, the style of a War Bond, calls
chairman of the War Savings the Knollwood undertaking a
Committee for the State of form of insurance, and notifies
Michigan. Irving Dworman, all who have either bought or !
president of Knollwood, will sold 51,000 in War Bonds that
confidence that other organiza-
tions will follow Knollwood's
footsteps in sponsoring similar
drives.
Thanks of U. S. Treasury
"I want to extend to you my
deep appreciation for the fine job
you and your committee are do-
"Low Crown"
the efforts of his co-workers who
are responsible for the success
of Knollwood's drive. He espe-
cially praised Nathan Fishman,
Maurice Aronsson, Irving Dwor-
man, George S. Seyburn, Henry
S. Alper, Nathan Borin, Sam A.
Cohen. Irwin I. Cohen, Louis
Davidson, Ben Fenton, Harry
ing in behalf of the war financ
ing effort," Mr. Isbey writes. "I
Center Fencing Classes
also want to extend the sincere
thanks of the Treasury Depart-
Seymour Berman, formerly of
ment for the fide program which
your club has planned, and the Wayne University's varsity
which I am certain will be an intercollegiate champion fencing
team, is head coach of the new
unqualified success."
The bulletin, prepared by Mr. fencing classes for men and
girls, in session at the Jewish
Luckoff, carries a full-page
statement by President Roose- Community Center on Thursday
evenings at 8:30 p. m. and Sun-
velt emphasizing that the pur-
chase of War Bonds does not in- day afternoons at 1:30 p. m.
Gerald Zinstain, now attending
volve a sacrifice, but is a priv-
ilege "to fight for the perpetua- Wayne University, is assistant
coach.
tion of the democratic ideal."
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A number of members of the Knollwood Million Dollar War Bond Committee met Monday eve-
ning to complete plans for the victory banquet to be held next Wednesday at the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Standing, left to right: Joe Lasky, George Seyburn, Lester Lapidus, Irving Blumberg (general
chairman), Max Handler, Harry Grossman (chairman of entertainment), Arnold Gross, Fred Simmons,
Morrey Jacobs, Sam Hamburger, Adolph Weiss, Meyer Fishman and Max Kogan.
Seated, middle row, left to right: Irving Dworman (president of Knollwood Country Club), Mac
Gordon, Maurice Aronsson, Harry Davidson, Henry Alper and Sanford Adler.
Front row, left to right: Charles K. Harris, Max Kerner, Irwin I. Cohn, Nate Fishman and Lou
Luckoff (publicity chairman).
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have registered with the Swiss police authorities and appealed for
permission to remain in the country.
Frenchmen Boycott Vichy Anti-Semitism
WASHINGTON—Anti-Semitic regulations in unoccupied France
are being nullified by a consciously forgetful public, Henry S. Har-
vey, representative of the American Friends Service Committee in
Vidhy, declared here upon his return from unoccupied France, where
he was conducting relief work.
Nazis Forbid Intermarriage in Ukraine
LISBON—Nazi authorities in the Ukraine have issued an order
forbidding intermarriage between Jews and Ukrainians, a Spanish-
language broadcast from Berlin heard this week reported.
A collective fine of 1,000,000 francs has been imposed upon the
Jews of . Nice, unoccupied France, according to information reaching
here.
American Jews to Send $2,000,000 Gift to Russian Armies
NEW YORK—A campaign to purchase and send 1,000 fully
equipped medical field units to Soviet Russia for use at the front,
each unit to cost $2,000, has been undertaken by the United Jew-
ish War Effort, it is announced by Dr. Stephen S. Wise, chairman of
the organization, and Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum, chairman of the ex-
ecutive committee. This special campaign, launched Oct. 1, is part
of the United Jewish War Effort's activities on behalf of American
Victory and Allied Relief.
Belgians Bid Farewell to Deported Jews
LONDON—Hundreds of non-Jews in the Belgian city of Saint
Trond crowded the station to bid farewell to Jews deported by the
Nazis to Eastern territory, the Belgian Government-in-Exile report-
ed here this week. As the train pulled out, a monk who was one of
the crowd shouted: 'Farewell, my friends. Have courage." The Nazis
started to insult him, but retreated when the crowd evidenced readi-
ness to defend him.
A fist fight between Jews and. uniformed Dutch Na7iq in a
synagogue in The Hague developed into an anti-Nazi demonstration
in which Dutch Christians joined the fighting Jews and ejected the
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