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Additional Patrons
For Zionist Dance

An enthusiastic response is be-
ing given to the call for patrons
for the annual Zionist Balfour
Ball to be held at the Statler Ho-
tel on Saturday night, Nov. 6.
Abraham Cooper, president of
the Zionist Organization of De-
troit, announces the following ad-
ditional patrons and patronesses:

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jews in Uniform

Pvt. Gorman Continues
Religious Observances

Pvt. H. J. Gorman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sol
Gorman of La-
Salle Blvd., en-
tered active
service in the
Army. in May,
1943, on his
1 8 t h birthday
upon graduation
from Central
High School.
Deepl-Y - r.eligi Pvt.. GorMan
ous, PVt. -Gorman - writes that: he
has managed to Secure - kcither
food: at :camp and puts Seri his
philacteries for services-every
morning. - :
He is now stationed at _Camp
Wolters; TeXas. : -
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Nathan H.* Kowal, -son of -Mr.
and Mrs. Hyman Kowal, 3291
Clements, ieft
•-
for -the S: Na-
val Reserve Mid-
shipmen2 S-School
at Notre Daine
University, Irid.
for officer's
training. He is
20 years of age,
agraduate of
Wayne Universi-
ty, having re-
Nathan H. Kowal cently received
his Bachelor of Science. He has
been affiliated with Young Is-
rael and Avukah• for several
years.
* * *
Sgt. Harold Gottlieb, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gottlieb of
2019 Elmhurst Ave., stationed in
New Guinea the past year and a
half, is helping : .......
with dental
work in a sta-
tion hospital.
To his sister,
Rose, Sgt. Gott-
lieb wrote:
"Glad to hear
you are- back
and in the pink.
Now you can
turn out those
gadgets you're making by the
millions, and the more you make,
takes us guys nearer to home
and our loved ones."
A former student at Cass Tech
High, Sgt. Gottlieb was employ,-
ed in a men's clothing store be-
fore enlisting over two years
ago, and has served at Ft. Cus-
ter, Camp Grant, Ill., and. Camp
Callen, Calif. He is 34 years old.
* * *
Lt. (j. g.)) Morton J. Cohn of
Detroit is one of seven rabbi's
who completed the course at the
Chaplains Navy Training School
at - the College of William and
Mary in Williamsburg, Va.

Yanich, Central

Honor Student,
At Ft. Benning

Pvt. Joseph Isadore Yanich,
son of Mr. and . Mrs. Harry
Yanich of 2319 Leslie Ave., is
now stationed > ' :
at Fort Ben
ning, Ga.
Graduated
from Central
High School,
class of Febru-
ary, 1943, with
cum laude hon-
ors, he won his
athletic letters
in tennis, cross-
country and Pvt. Yanich
track. He was member of the
"C" Club, sports editor of Cen-
tral Student, treasurer of the
Spanish Club and member of the
Student Council. He was also
active in musical activities at
school.
Entering Wayne University,
Pvt.: Yanich was treasurer of the
Freshman board and a member
of the board of McKenzie Union.
An able pianist, he has ap-
peared in piano recitals with his
sister, Hadassah, who has also
made her mark as a musician
and who appeared as soloist
with the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra when she was 8 years
old. Hadassah is an active leader
in Zionist - youth circles here.
Pvt. Yanich's father, Harry
Yanich, was among the first vol-
unteers from Detroit in the Jew-
ish Legion which fought in Pales-
tine during World War I. He
is a member of Jewish Workers'
Alliance Branch '79.
Mrs. Yanich is a member of
Pioneer Women's Organization.
Her Yiddish poetry was publish-
ed in the Day. She is a sister of
Nathan Morris, director of edu-
cation in London, England. -

Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford D. Adler, Dr. and
Mrs. Raphael Altman, Mr. and Mrs.
-- Milton R. Atlas, Mr. • and Mrs. H. L.
Bale, Dr. and Mrs. S. K. Beigler, Dr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Bennett, Dr. Wil-
liam E. Berkey, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Berman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Mm. J. Brown, Capt. and Mrs. Perry
Burnstine, Fred M. Butzel, Richard
Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins,
Dr. and Mrs. Martin M. Cowan, Dr.
and Mrs. Sam Croll.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol A. Dann, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Davidson. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Deutsch, Mr. and Mrs. David H.
Diamond, Dr. I. H. Dix, Dr. R. H.
Dix, Mr. and Mrs. Max Dushkin, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Dworman, Mr. and
Mrs. William Faber, Dr. and Mrs.
George G. Fineman, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Friedman, Mr. and. Mrs. Morris
Garvett, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gendil,
Guist Family Club, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gold. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gourwitz,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Green, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Grosberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Hamburger, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel N. Heyman, Hr. and Mrs. Harry
A. Hyman, Dr. and Mrs. J. Gilbert
Israel, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jacobson, Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin E. Jaffe. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Jassy.
Max Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Kaplan, Dr. and Mrs. Leon A. Katzin,
IMMO. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer I. Kellman, Dr.
and Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Max
Klein. Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Krolik,
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lasser, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Lebost, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0.
Lefton, Mr. and Mrs. Bayre Levin;
Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Levin, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul R. Levin, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lichtenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lipp-
man, Dr. and Mrs. Barnett Malbin,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marks, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence J. Michelson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Nadler, Dr. and Mrs.
Leo Orecklin, George C. Parzen, Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Piel, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Please, Mr. and Mrs. David -Por-
vin, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prussian.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Radner, Mr.
and Mrs. David Rosin, Dr. and Mrs.
Emil Rothman, Mr. Julius Rubiner,
Mr. and Mrs. David Safran, Mr. and
Mrs. Hyman Safran, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Sandler Mr. and Mrs. Nathan-
iel Schayowit, Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Schayowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schu-
mer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schwartz, Mr.
and Mrs. Kolman Shapiro, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Siegel,. Mr. and Mrs. Na-
-
than Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sklar, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smilay,
Mr. add Mrs. Norman M. Snider, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sott, Mr. and Mrs.
Detroit Soldier
Abraham Srere, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Tilchin,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace, Dr.
Benj', D. Welling, Mr. • and Mrs. I.
Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wolfgang,
Pvt. Arthur Gross, whose moth-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yudkoff, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Zolkower.
er resides at 113,31 Dexter, now
Samuel Algaze, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
on maneuvers somewhere in Ten-
ward A. Atlas, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel .
Bankle, Becker and Gordon, Mr. and
nessee, has turned poet during
Mrs. Adolph Benyas, Mr. and Mrs.
his spare time, and penned the
Louis Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Morris A.
Birndorf, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Book-
following poem to his mother:
stein, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brasch, Mr.
TO MY MOTHER
and Mrs. Bernard Bressler, Bright
Even if we are hundreds of miles apart
Bros., Dr. and Mrs. Morris Burstein,
—I adore you sweetheart;
Dr. and Mrs. Harry H. Coggan, Mr.
When you are nearest—
and Mrs. Charlie Cohen, Mr. and Mrs.
All the joys are dearest!
Ben - Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Cohn,
You are always in my mind—
M
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Davidoff, Mr. and
You are the nicest mother I can find!
Mrs. Moe Diamond, Mr. and Mrs.
To me you are very dear
Maurice Diem, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
,Life without you is very drear!
Diem, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunitz,
In all this world there isn't such—
Mr. • and Mrs. Louis Dunn, Ellen-a-
A dear mother! I value you so much—
Shop, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ernstein, Mr.
That to me you are more than all the
and Mrs. Harry Ernstein, Mr. and Mrs.
silver and gold—
Morris Feintuch, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
That Uncle Sam does hold!
Frank Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frumin,
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Germansky, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Gladstone, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Robert Weiss, son of
Morris Golaner, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Weiss, was
Aar Goldberg, Ben Golden, Mr. and Mrs.
graduated from 0. C. S. of Anti-
Charles H. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs.
David Goldrath, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Aircraft Artillery School at
Goren, Mr. and Mrs. Louis• Gunsburg -, Congress Women's
Mr. Harry Jacobson, Mr, • and
Mrs.
Camp Davis, North Carolina, on
-•
Luncheon, Nov. 10
S. Jospey.
Oct. 14, with the rank of Second
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kahn, .Mr...and
Mrs. Phil Kanter, Mr. and Mrs. 3. J.
Detroit Women's Division of Lieutenant. Lt. Weiss has been
Karbal, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Kraft, 'Mr. and Mrs. American Jewish Congress an- in the service since Jan. 18. Un-
til that . time he was a student
Morris Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Kukus, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laker, nounces its second annual Ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Landow, Mr. and mistice Day luncheon, arranged in the Pharmacy School of
Wayne University. He is expect- -
Mrs. E. W. Lastar, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Lesser. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Licht, by the interfaith committee, to ed . home on a 10-day furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Siegmond Littman, Lum- be held at Hotel -Statler Wed-
berg and Sons, L. & K. Furniture Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Margolin, Mr. and nesday, Nov. 10, at 12:30 p. m.
Mrs. David Miller, Michigan 5c to $1
"Winning the Peace" will be
Store. Mr. and Mrs. George Orley, Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Price, Mr. and Mrs. the subject. The economic, so-
Abe Raitt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. -Rein- cial- and political aspects will be
hiemer, Mr. and Mrs. -Max Rissman,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Robinson, Mr. and interpreted by Rev. Claude Wil-
Mrs. Jesse Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl liams, of Dodge Community
Rosenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosen-
field, Mr. and • Mrs. Jay Rosenshine, House; Rev. Joseph Q. Mayne,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sarasohn, Jacob director of the Detroit Round
Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sha-
pero, Mr. and Mrs. David M. Sidder, Table of Catholics, Jews and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silberstein. Mr. Protestants, and Rabbi Leon
and Mrs.. Harry Silberstein, Mr. and Fram .
of Temple Israel.
Mrs. Joe Silberstein, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Sklar, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Sloan, Mr.
Success is an every-
Mrs. Sidney Sidell, 18485
and Mrs. Julius Solomon, Mr. and Mrs.
day achievement for
Joseph Stein, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cherrylawn, UN. 1-4184, is in
Stein. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Tamler, Mr. charge of reservations for the
the man who fills
and Mrs. Louis Tobin, Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Victor, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert- luncheon.
your prescriptions at
H. Warner. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wer-
Mrs. William Graham is chair-
Schettler's. His suc-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wexler, Mr.
and Mrs. David Wigderson, Mr. and man of the interfaith committee
cess is measured by
Mrs. Irving Yarrows, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Yodido, Mr. and Mrs. Nate and Mrs. James Rossin is secre-
the value of his serv-
Zager. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Zeme, Mr. tary. Mrs. Julian Tobias is in
ice to you. Precision
and Mrs. Adolph Ziegelman, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Ziegelman, Mr. and Mrs.. charge of publicity,.
. . . Knowledge . .
I. L. Zuieback, Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Zuieback.
Responsibility.

UPTON -CLOSE • TO SPEAK
AT FISHER TOWN HALL

34 Refugees in Palestine
Upton Close, whose provoca-
After Trip From Portugal tive NBC broadcasts from the

JERUSALEM (Palcor)—Thir-
ty four refugees from Portugal
arrived in Palestine on Sunday.
They had traveled to this coun-
try,, via Capetown and India.

West Coast are heard by mil-
lions every Sunday, will be the
Detroit Town Hall speaker in
the Fisher Theater Wednesday,
at 11 a. m. His topic will be
"We win WHAT .in Asia?"

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52 Years of Service

Friday, October IS, 1943

`About War and Diplomacy'

Detroit Soldier Answers
Harold Ribalow's Article

In our 64-page Rosh Hashanah issue The Jewish News published
an article by Harold Ribalow, writing from an army camp, on "A
Jewish Soldier's Ideas about War and Diplomacy," in which he
states "being members of the U. S. Army is a great luxury to Jews."
The article inspired Pfc. Joseph
Weizenbaum, formerly of .1674 litical actions of the United
Atkinson Ave., now stationed in Nations, yet he fails to see that
TexaS, to write the following the two are not to be divorced,
letter to The Jewish News:
are utterly and wholly one and
Editor, The Jewish News:
the same.
I would like to offer a reply
The same truth is analogous
to Harold Ribalow's "About War to the relation of the army to
and Diplomacy."
the civilian population. We are
At the very start I should like not, thank God, living in a land
to take sharp exception to his where the people and the army
declaration that are two separate entities, where
it is a luxury one is more important, has more
to a Jew to be- of a voice or governs the other.
long and be part
What a victory Hitler would
of s omething. have won had he succeeded to
The trace of breed in the masses the worship
Zionist idealogy of the military and the contempt
Of which he of the - civilian function so loudly
gives evidence proclaimed by our fellow Jew:---
make it almost Harold Ribalow!
impossible for
Not a Surprise
me to under-
In view of what he said before
Weizenbaum stand why he
so speaks or of what it is reaching it, Harold Ribalow's
that he so speaks. To be sure, he conclusion is not a surprise. No,
is right when he maintains that we have not to win a military
he's met few Jews in this army war first and foremost, as he
who have any idea or care to maintains. We have a war to
learn of Zionism or any form of win first and foremost. It is at
positive human expression— once a military war and a war of
none of us can boast of differ- ideas. It is not inconceivable
that we win the war on the bat-
ent experience.
tlefield and sustain a defeat in
Is It a Luxury?
Is it, • I must ask, a luxury— the realm of idea. Has not the
something we can ill afford—to reverse been proved possible by
be a Jew, to belong to Jewry? the gallant defenders • of the
Surely it is not that. It is rather Warsaw Ghetto? It is therefore
a privilege and an honor. An clearly the duty of those who
honor, certainly! Are we not the shape- the policies of the United
people singled out by the ene- Nations to participate as whole-
mies as symbols of the very heartedly, to strive for victory
concepts they attempt to destroy? with as much determination on
Must they not destroy us first the political scene as are the sol-
in order to even begin the war diers participating and striving
on humanity, on the principles on the military scene. Victory on
of liberalism without which life one plane and one plane alone
will mean defeat on the -other—
itself would be futile?
He asks whether. it appears -a only . a simultaneous triumph can
wonder that American Jews are mean the end of the terrible:re-
proud of belonging to an organ- actionary nightmare. "."
To end with a ward of warn-
ization which has beaten the
Germans in Africa and is now ing, .If I may, to all who have
crashing the gates of the con- lost faith in the people and look
tinent. No, it is no wonder. We to the military for salvation:
are all proud and- rightly so. But Though fire may be defeated by
why, I ask, is it such a wonder fire, fascism is not the answer
that a Jew be proud of the Jew- to fascism..
Very respectfully yours,
ry that has .beaten the fascist
in the far more important war Pfc. Joseph Weizenbaum
of ideas, of the Jewry that faced formerly 1674 Atkinson Ave.
Base Weather Station,
him, stood firmly and did not
' - Biggs Field, El Paso, Tex..-- .
compromise, the Jeviry that has
found rebirth in Palestine and
has at once rebuilt the : land and HELEN HOWE OPENS CASS-
rejuvenated the concept of an TOWN. HALL SERIES TODAY
Helen Howe opens the..:Cass
Ersetz Israel?
Theater Detroit Town Hall • on
Senses Contradiction
How confuSed ..-Ribalow must Friday morning, Oct. 15, at - .11
be! He senses the contradiction o'clock. This is the 15th consecu-
between the' war aims of the tive season of Friday morning
army and *those of the .fordes series founded by the late Nellie
shaping, the diplomacy and po- Peck Saundeks.

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