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THE JEWISH NEWS

Rescue of 4,500 Delayed;
Ships Held Unseaworthy

London Quarters Unaware of Nazi News Report That Parley
Between Britain and Bulgaria HaVe Fallen Through
for Emigration of Jews to Palestine

Friday, Merck 19, 1943

Shulman Given Rank
Of Flight Officer

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MARSHALL. D. SHULMAN

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David Kelman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Kelman, of 3359
Monterey Ave., was inducted in-
to the army on
March 1. H e
w a s graduated
from Central
High School in
1935. He re-
ceived his Bach-
elor of Arts de-
gree at Wayne
U. in 1939, and
is a member of
Phi Tau Sigma
Fraternity. H e
was married to Lillian Rosen in
March 1941 and is the father of
a five-month-old daughter. He
is now stationed at Miami Beach,
Fla. Before his induction he was
associated with the Army Ord-
nance Audit DiviSion at the Ford
Administration Bldg.

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Church Council Urges Roosevelt to Save Jews
CINCINNATI (JTA)—A six-point resolution urging that

steps be taken to save the Jews in Germany and conquered Mendele's "Kliatche"
/ands was adopted here by the Council of Churches at a
joint session with the Church and Social Work Division of Shown at Littman's
the Council of Social Agencies at the Central Parkway
The great story by Mendele
Y.M.C.A. The resolution _urged President Roosevelt and his
counselors "to strive to secure united action with our Allies." Mocher Seforim, "Die Kliatche,"

Poles Protest Execution of Alter and Erlich
LONDON, (JTA)—The .Polish government this week

sent a note to the government of Russia protesting the exe-
cution of the two Polish-Jewish labor leaders, Victor Alter
and Henryk Erlich. A memorial meeting for the executed
Jewish Socialist leaders will be held in London the end
of this month, arranged jointly by the Polish Socialist Party
and by the JewiSh Socialists who escaped from Poland.

is featured on the screen at
Littman's People's Theater, 12th
and 'Seward, for a three-day
showing, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday. Its English title is "The
Light Ahead."
The companion picture is "I
Have Sinned." Both films were
made in pre-war Poland by out-
standing casts of characters.

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Veterans to Present
Flag to Camp Custer

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Members of the State Depart-
ment at the Michigan Jewish
War Veterans, whose State Com-
mander is Samuel J. Rhodes, will
present a Flag to Colonel Sten-
jem's Company at Fort Custer,
on Sunday.
The flag will bear the inscrip-;
tion '"6th Service Cotnmand Re- -
habilitation Center 1616 Service
Unit Fort Custer."
For many of the members of
the Michigan Jewish War Vet-
erans, the trip to Fort Custer will
be a homecoming, for the major-
ity of them received their train-
ing there in the last war.
Following the presentation
ceremonies, the group has been
invited to a Purim party at the
Camp sponsored by the Detroit
Jewish Welfare Board. Members
of the Women's Auxiliary will
: provide Purim delicacies for the

party.

Yudkoff Thanks
Aides in Bnai
Brith Bond Sale

Zionist Festival of
Music on Thursday

was advanced to the rank of
Flight Officer at the Victorville
Army Flying School, Victorville,
Calif.
A graduate of the University
of Michigan, class of 1937, Shul-
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
M. Shulman. of Webb Ave., was a
member of the editorial staff of
the Detroit News and later
served as public relations direc-
tor for the National Safety Coun-
75,000 Jews in Transdniestria in Danger of Death
SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE (JTA)—Of the more than cil. He took post-graduate work
Harvard. He is stationed at
200,000 Rumanian Jews who have been deported to the bar- at
the Army Air Base in Ardmore,
ren stretches of Transdniestria, the Rumanian-occupied sec- Okla.

Britain Picking Rescue Parley Aides
LONDON (JTA)—Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden an-
nounced in Commons recently that th6 British Government
hopes that the • forthcoming Anglo-American parley in
Ottawa to study means of saving Jewish and other persecuted
persons in Nazi Europe would be Wide in scope. He de-
clared that the Government is already discussing the selec-
tion of the British representatives to the Ottawa conferences.
Capt. Oliver Stanley, Colonial Secretary, speaking in
Commons, indicated that the British Government does not
intend to admit into. Palestine more than the approximately
30,000 Jews still entitled to enter under the terms of the
White Paper, which provides for the halting of Jewish immi-
gration to Palestine after March, 1944.

co-chairmen of the Detroit Round Table of Catholics, Jews
and Protestants, on the occasion of Brotherhood Week. The
Catholic viewpoint was expressed by M. Hubert O'Brien,
who has since been called by death.
Mr. O'Brien's article on Brotherhood and the necessity
for strengthening the ties of friendship and fellowship among
all faiths may have been the last one he had written. It
reflected the spirit of the man who played an important
role in founding the Detroit movement for good will among
Jews and Christians. We mourn his passing and extend our

sympathies to his surviv_ors.

Bolivia to Admit 100 Jewish Children
LA PAZ, Boliiva (JTA)—The Bolivian Government this
week announced that it has instructed its consulates in Eu-
rope to grant immigration visas to 100 Jewish, refugee
children.

tion of the Ukraine, only about 75,000 still remain alive, and
they are in imminent danger of death, a desperate appeal
reaching here reveals. Most of the internees are mortally ill,
as a result of starvation and absence of medical care. Highly
contagious skin diseases have swept the entire region and
many women are suffering from diseases contracted as a
result of mistreatment by Rumanian troops.

The Late M. Hubert O'Brien

Marshall Darrow Shulman re-
Four weeks ago, The Jewish News was privileged to
cently won his wings as a glider
pilot in the Army Air Corps and publish three articles by the Catholic, Jewish and Protestant

LONDON (JTA)—Competent quarters here this week
stated that they are unaware of the fact, reported by a Nazi
news agency, that negotiations between the Bulgarian and
British governments for the emigration of 4,000 Jewish
children and 500 adults from Bulgaria to Palestine have
broken down.
The same quarters admitted that practical difficulties
have arisen in bringing the negotiations to a successful con-
elusion because the vessels on which the Jews are to travel
allegedly have been declared unseaworthy by the Red Cross,
which is to assume responsibility for the transfer of the Jews.

Seek Funds for Refugee Children
NEW YORK (JTA)—A national campaign to raise $300,-
000 to bring refugee children from Europe to Palestine was
launched this week at. an emergency conference of the
Mizrachi Women's Organization of America, the national
religious women's Zionist movement, attended by more than
700 delegates and representatives of synagogue sisterhoods.
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, world president of the Mizrachi
who recently arrived from Jerusalem to confer with Ameri-
can Zionist leaders, told the conference. that "American
Jewry is the only hope for the rescue of European Jewry,
and Palestine is the foremost haven for the rehabilitation
of untold thousands of Hitler's victims."

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The annual festival of Jewish
music, sponsored by the Zionist
Organization of Detroit, will be
held next Thursday evening in
the social hall of Shaarey Zedek.
Lawrence W. Crohn, who has
arranged the program, will pre-
side. AdMission will be free and
all are welcome.
The participating artists in-
clude Marguerite Kozenn, so-
prano; Julius Chajes, composer-
pianist; Cantor Jacob Sonenklar,
tenor; Cantor, Robert Tulman,
tenor; Morris Hochberg, violin-
ist; Rudolph Kramer, 'cellist.
Their program follows:

At the rally of the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Council, held
Monday evening at the Jewish
Community Center, in celebra-
tion of the sale by the Bnai Brith
lodges of Detroit of $1,490,000 in
War Bonds, Harry Yudkoff, pres-
ident, praised the leaders of the
local groups for their co-opera-
tion and expressed thanks to
Mrs. Lillian Aaron, president of
Pisgah Auxiliary, and Max Gold-
hoff, treasurer of Pisgah Lodge,
for their efforts as co-chairmen
in the drive.
Upon the launching of the two
submarine chasers made possible
by this drive, the vessel prow's
will bear a large shield announc-
ing "This Fighting Ship is spon-
sored and made possible by the
War Bond and Stamp Purchases
of the people of the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Council."
Richard E. Gutstadt of Chi-
cago, national executive director
of the Anti-Defamation League
of Bnai Brith, the principal
speaker of the evening, presented
a comprehensive picture showing
that anti-Semitism is still prev-
alent.
Pisgah Lodge was host to the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Coun-
cil at this celebration. Louis
Rosenzweig, program chairman
of the lodge, presided, and Ru-
dolph Meyersohn, president of
the lodge, extended greetings and
presented Mr. Gutstadt.

Remarks on Jewish Music
Lawrence W. Crohn
TRADITIONAL MUSIC
Rachel Weeps for Her Children
Roitman-Binder
Songs of Prayer
Schorr-Sonenklar
Jacob Sonenklar
Prayer
Julius. Chajes
Morris Hochberg
Sh'ma Yisroel
Max Helfman
Shabbes Noch Minche (by request)....
A. W. Binder
Marguerite Kozenn
CHASSIDIC AND JEWISH
FOLK MUSIC
ChasSidic Trio
S. Rosowsky
Hochberg-Kramer-Chajes
Yam Lieder
Schneyer
Lullaby
S. Golub
Z' chor
Rumshinsky
Robert Tulman
NEW PALESTINIAN MUSIC
Palestine Melodies (first
performance)
Julius Chajes
Julius Chajes.
Hebrew Poem
V. Shlonsky
El Yivneh Hagan]
J. Weinberg
Margurite Kozenn
Zamri Li
Yemenite Melody
Tzadikim
Binder
Em-athay
Chalutz Song
Jacob Sonenklar
Mrs. S. Q. Kesler. accompanist.
Community singing under direction of
Julius Chajes.

MARIAN ANDERSON TO
CLOSE AUDITORIUM SERIES
Marian Anderson, famed Am-
erican singer, now on her sev-
enth annual tour of the coun-
try, comes to Masonic Auditor-
ium on Monday evening, March
22, to sing her fifth recital in
Detroit.

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