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Refugee Soldier
Talks Nazis into
Giving Selves Up

Anti-Semitism to Be Topic
At Council Meet Monday

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Polish Council
Refuses to Give
Jews Autonomy

YORK (JPS)—The story
Various Points of View to Be Outlined by Butzel,' Droock, of NEW
a Jewish refugee, a veteran
Rosenberg and Slomovitz at Quarterly Conference
of the Imperial German Army Rejects Measure to Permit
of the firStWorld War and now
at Center; Rabbi Fram and Frahck to Summarize
Cultural Recognition
a soldier' the U. S. Army,
After the War
The state of anti-Semitism nationally and locally will be whose eloquence persuaded six
reviewed next Monday evening at the quarterly meeting Of German machine gunners to sur-
LONDON (JTA) — The Polish
render and thus saved his unit,
the Jewish Community Council, at the Jewish Centen -
National Council this week re-
is
told
by
Homer
Bigart
in
a
Various points of view-representing the ideoldgies Of
dispatch froni. :Italy printed in jected a motion that Jews be
the American Jewish Committee, American Jewish Congress, the
given cultural autonomy in post-
N. Y. Herald Tribune.
as
Other
Bnai Brith and Jewish Labor ComMitte0, as well
The soldier, Pfc. Richard war Poland. Emanuel Szerer, one

national agencies engaged in
civic-protective activities — will
be outlined by Fred M. Butzel,
Aaron Droock, Philip Slomovitz
and Aaron Rosenberg.
The central theme for discus-
sion will be "Combatting Anti-
Semitism."
Factual Analysis
Two factual analyses of the is-
sues outlined by these speakers
will be presented by Rabbi Leon
Fram, chairman of the com-
munity relations committee of
the Council, and Isaac Franck,
the Council's executive director.
Rabbi Fram, in presenting his
factual statement, will speak on
the subject "What Is the Status
of Anti-Semitism in Detroit?"
"What Is Detroit's Present
Program in Combatting Anti-
Semitism?" will be the theme of
Mr. Franck's address.
Ellmann to Preside
James I. Ellmann will preside
at this meeting, a brief portion
of which will be devoted to
Council business. Two members
of the executive committee will
be elected to fill the vacancies
caused by the resignation of
Mrs. Samuel Mendelssohn and
the departure from the city of
Rabbi Morris Adler who is now
a Chaplain in the U. S. Army.

Temple Israel
Sisterhood Holds
Party Monday

Temple Israel Sisterhood will
hold its third annual card party,
at Kern's auditorium, at 1 p. m.
Monday, Mrs. S. B. Danto, presi-
dent, announced this week. A
dessert luncheon will be served
and there will be prizes.
Tickets can be obtained from
Mrs. Saul Benyas, ticket chair-
man, TY. 6-4674, or her associa-
ates on the committee, Mes-
dames Charles G old stein,
Charles Aller, Harry Pliskow,
Abe Schmerin. and Ben Jaffee.
Chairmen of committees and
their working associates work-
ing with Mrs. Arthur J. Haas,
vice-president in charge of ways
and means, are: Mesdames Ben
Merkle, Julius Fisher, Max Os-
nos, Robert Kallman, Harry
Millman, Wallace Newton, Jul-
ius Solomon, David Ruby, Sam-
uel Feldman, Morton Snyder,
Murry Sutkin, Julian Webber,
Morton Barris, Sol Lunsky,
William Gordon, Ruben Levine,
Jacob Citrin and Nathan Kolb.
A drive is being conducted by
the Temple Israel Sisterhood
for the Fourth War Loan. A
goal of $175,000 has been set to
finance the purchase of a Bomb-
er. Acting as Gallants are Mes-
dames Harold Bergman, Morris
Brickner, Samuel B. Danto,
Harvey Elbinger, Charles. Gold-
stein, Arthur Hass, Benjamin
Goldman, Norman Jasen, Julius
Fisher, Roy Sarason, A. J.
Schmerin, Arthur Weber, Norris
Wayne, Julian Weber, Julia
Gantz, Mollie Bagdade, Irving
Golden and Harry Singer.

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60 Pct. of City's
Jewish Dentists
Now in Service

Dr. Green Re-Elected Head
of Dental Fraternity; List
Menibers in -Uniform

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Michigan Alumni Club of, Al-
pha Omega Dental Fraternity, at
its installation .Of officers dinner
at the Book Cadillac Hotel on
Saturday evening, announced
that 85 of its 120 members are in
active service in the Army and
Navy Dental Corps'.
Nearly 60 per cent of the Jew-
ish dentists in Detroit are now
in service in the Army and Navy,
it was revealed at this gather-
ing.
Members In Service
Dr. Henry Green, who was re-
elected president, has made pub-
lic the names of the following
Alpha Omega members in serv-
ice:

Capt. Harry Altman, Lt. Gerald
Aptekar, Lt. (j. g.) Jules Barr, Lt.
David Beal, Capt. Oscar Bean, Lt.
Irving Begelman, Lt. Kenneth Belen-
sky, Lt. Henry Berris, Lt. George
Charnas, Lt. (s. g.) Samuel Chattman.
Lt. (S. g.) Allen. Collins, Lt. David
Daskal, Lt. Herbert Eder, Lt. B. M.
Feldman, Capt. David Feldman, Lt.
Gerald Friedman, Lt. Albert Fried-
man, Lt. Thomas Friedman, Lt. Alvin
August, Lt. Gerson Berris.
Lt. Joseph Davis, Lt. George Gantz,
Maj. Maurice H. Gantz, Lt. JOseph
Grant, Capt. Carl Gussin, Capt. Irving
Hershon, Lt. Louis • Hurwitz, Capt.
Louis Immerman Lt. Isidore Jackel,
Lt. Martin Jacobs.
Lt. Alex Kaplan, Lt. Ben Katz, Lt.
(j. g.) David Keats, Lt. Allen Kline,
Lt. David Kost, Lt. Emanuel Kravetz,
Capt. Jack Kutnick, Capt. Milton Lap-
pin, Lt. Bernard Levy, Capt. M. J.
Liefer.
Lt. Herman Lif ton, Capt. Leo Lip-
ton, Lt. Hugh Kopel, Lt. Morris
Barak, Capt. Herbert Metz, Lt. (j. g.)
Louis Meyers. Lt. George Miller, Lt.
Max Moss, Capt. Harry Muller, Capt.
Max Parker.
Lt. Paul Pensler, Capt. Ray Rollard,
Capt. Frank A. Reisman. Lt. Col. Wil-
liam Rich, Lt. Ray Rissman, Capt.
Jack Rossen, Lt. (j. g.) Milton Roth,
Capt. Robt. I. Schlaff, Lt. (j. g.) Hy-
man Sherman. Lt. Thomas Shulman.
Lt. David Silver, Lt. Donald Simons.
Lt. Sam Skulsky, Lt. Martin Smith,
Lt. Sam Sorcher, Lt. Fred Stein. Capt.
Irwin . Steinberg, Lt. (j. g.) Harold

Stern, received the Iron. Cross
during World War 1 and was
given the Hanseatic Cross by
Adolf Hitler, who did not
knoW that Stern was a Jew.
Stern has given both medals to
the scrap drive:. Before he left
Germany, he worked in-the anti-
'underground. He came
here in =1939.
Although: :he is 45,1 he was
drafted: Wheli offered an honor-
able discharge, he refused and
demanded overseas duty. A
MeMber the . combat engi-
neers, he- was shipped to Italy.
His sister in this city said he
has expressed a desire to avenge
the death of a brother, sister-in-
law, niece and three cousins who
were killed in concentration
camps in Germany.

cii of a motion made by the sarne,_-_,
Jewish deputy asking that meas-
ures be taken by t h e Polish
government-in-exile to counter-
act anti-Semitic activities in the
Polish army. The majority of
the Council refused to vote for
the motion unless all references
to the existence of anti-Semitism
in the ranks of the Polish armed
forces were deleted. The Council
adopted a substitute resolution
which declared that "brotherly
relations between members of all
races and denominations in t h e
Polish forces are absolutely nec-
essary."

of the two Jewish members of
MAKES $400,000 GIFT
the Council, introduced the meas-
ST.
LOUIS (JTA) = David
sure which was supported by the
Socialist members of the Council Wohl, Jewish communal leader
and by several members of the whO, several years ago, estab-
lished the David Wohl Founda-
Polish Peasant Party.
tion with a gift of a million dol-
The Council, however, voted to lars, has now offered to the city
grant "possibilities f o r national of St. Louis through. the Founda •
a n d cultural development" to tion $400,000 for the building of
Jews in Poland after the war.
any much needed institution.
The rejection of Mr. Szerer's The city authorities have not
motion follows last week's rejec- stated what they intend to do
tion by the Polish National Coun- with the gift.

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Stocker, Lt. S. 0. Seigan, Lt. Robt.
Small.
Capt. Sam Stone, Lt. Harry Stur-
man, Capt. M. Taylor, Maj. Harry
Topcik, Lt. Hyman Unovitz, Capt. Al-
bert Weber,. Lt. Harry Weber. Lt. S.
S. Willis. Lt. Nathan Gitlin, Lt. Irv-
ing Nedelman.
Lt. H. H. Block, Lt. A. L. Cohen,
Lt. Sam Glassman, Lt. Leon Stein-
berg, Lt. Harry Cook.

Only Jewish Fraternity
Dr. Hilliard W. Goldstick was
installation officer at the dinner.
Dr. Louis . I. Galin, Regent of Dis-
trict 6 of Alpha Omega,. the only
Jewish dental fraternity in
America, installed Dr. Green as
president and the following other
officers:
Dr. Azriel Weller, vice-presi-
dent; Dr. Abe Pearlman,' secre-
tary; Dr. Leonard Sidlow, treas-
urer; Dr. Leon Katzin, editor of
Alpha Omega Bulletin; Dr. Nor-
man Rubenstein, mater; Drs. Sol
Kesler, Herbert Bloom, Nathan
Galin, Emanuel Green and Julian
B. Weber, members of the execu-
tive committee.
Gets Key of Honor
The key Of honor in apprecia-
tion for his past ,year's services
was presented to Dr. Green by
Dr. Katzin. Philip Slomovitz was
the guest speaker at the dinner.
It was announced that a com-
mittee under the chairmanship of
Dr. Al Altman has distributed
$1,200 worth of gifts, including
magazines,. to memberS in service.

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