Friday, June 2, 1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
By. Danny Raskin
STANDIN G TBEHIND- the
counter, Shirley Ager watched
while a love-lorn G. •I. pondered
over- a telegram to his sweetie
in- Seattle . . Looking up at
the ceiling, he chawed on the
pencil before finally turning :in
.a wire reading: "I love you, I
love you, I love you. Jerry."...
Shirley read it over and told
he was allowed a • tenth
worcl for the same price .. . The
.G. put - his chin in his elbow,.
thought awhile, then added an-
, other word—"Regards."
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A NEW Jewish canteen re-
cently was formed here :. . . It's
at 317 W. Fort, back "of the
Federal Building . • A new
, girls' group called "S.O.S. (Sweet-
. hearts of Servicemen)_ is organ-
'ized under the sponsorship of
the American Youth for Democ-
racy . . . They'll - present a play
for the boys at Percy JO-nes
Hospital in Battle Creek some-
time in June . With Elly
Lowy as _ publicity chairman,.
We'll be hearing a lot of - noise.
about . S.O.S:
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OUT ENGLAND WAY. some
bf the boys get their minds off
,
:
BUSINESS
or
• INDIVIDUAL
on
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
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Auto Loans—Refinancing
Repair Bills Financed
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PERSONAL
SIGNATURE ONLY
INVESTMENT
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Mrs. Citrin Recovers,-
Honored by Friends
A group of 30 guests met at
the home of Mrs. Mania Koni-
kow, 2920 Collingwood, last
Wednesday, for an afternoon of
entertainment and to honor Mrs.
Mollie Citrin who recently re-
covered from a serious illness.
Mrs. Minna Agins, members of
the board of directors of the De- .
trait. Committee of Russian. War
Relief, Inc., addressed the gath-
ering on Family Emergency Kits
which are being- shipped to the
Soviet Union. .A total of 37 re-
habilitation kits were contribut-
ed by Mrs. Konikow and her
guests.
Songs were sung by Mrs.
Mollie Goldberg, acccmpanied by
her sister, Mrs. Bella Goldberg.
Rubenstein Students'
Recial on June 2
LOANS
UNION
the war for a few moments to
write about the malt 'n hop
situation there . . . Lt. Kal Glad-
stone- cornplains that it is much
too very wariri- • and • Cpl. Max
ShUlak writes that "the beer
and spirits - situation' is becoming
acutely acute!". . . "Half of the
pubs are sold out . before half
the evening is gone!". -; T/Sgt.
Ernie Iczkovitz pens that "It's
.plenty bitter_ and you can't get
any better stuff—when - you can
get- any at all!" •
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JACK WINOKUR POST is the
title of the new Jewish War
Veterans post for boys from this
war . . . We'll m.c. the enter-
tainment lor the Flag Day pro-
gram of the Men's Club of Bnai
Moshe and the Julius Rosenwald
Post of the American Legion ...
It'll be held ,, Wednesday eve,
June 14, with a great program
already scheduled . . . Cpl. Nat
131obnaberg, •,in England, had his
photo taken for publication, by
the public . relations dept. f o r
writing an Engineer's song . . .
He recently was made assistant
band leader there.
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein will pre-
sent a number of students in a
concert,..n. June 2, at McGregor
Library; Highland Park. The
program will , consist of piano
solos and two-piano arrange-
ments. The' public is invited.
CARD OF SYMPATHY
Progressive. Ladies' Unterstit-
zungs Vereiti extends deepest
sympathy to _Mr.' and Mrs. B.
Shultz and family of .2932 Law-
rence Ave.-on the . loss of their
dear daughter and sister, Chaja
Deene; Whose death ocpurred on
_May 23. •
.
Abraham Cooper, Fres.
320 Fort St. West of Wayne
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Page Eleven
18 Governors Schostak, Zwerdling, Bothman Get
U. M. Hillel Honor 4th Year in Row
Appeal for
`Free Ports
Justice Murphy and Other
• Outstanding Men Urge
President to Act
.
The names of Samuel Both-
man and Osias Zwerdling of
Ann Arbor, and Louis Schostak
of Detroit will be inscribed upon
the Hillel Service Plaque for the
fourth consecutive year, it was
announced by Rabbi Jehudah M.
Cohen, director of Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation at the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
Mr. Bothman served as chair-
man of the town division of the
Ann Arbor United Jewish Ap-
peal, and is past president of
the Ann Arbor Lodge of Brati
Brith. Mr. Schostak, president of
Detroit Council of Bnai Brith, is
one of the founders of the
"Michigan Plan", • by means of
which alinost 15 Hillel Founda-
tion buildings recently have been
purchased. Mr: Zwerdling, gen-
eral chairman : of -the Ann Arbor
Arbor United , Jewish Appeal,
also is. President of 'the MiChi-
NEW YORK (JPS)-An ap-
peal for the establishrnent of
"free ports" in the U. S. and all
Allied territories to facilitate the
rescue of Hitler's victims was ad-
dressed to President Roosevelt
and to all the governments of
the United Nations by 72 leading
Americans, incluc:ing the gover-
nors of 18 states.
The appeal was made public
by Alfree. E. Smith, former gov-
ernor of 'New. York.
The signatories also Called
upon the Allied governments to
again use all radio facilities to
announce to the. peoples :Of the
Axis countries that "the .erid of
the war will bring swift retribu-
tion upon all those guilty of
atrocities."
Governors signing the :petition
are Chauncey Sparks, Alabama; -
WASHINGTON-For_ altnpst a
Sidney P. Osborne,: Arizona;
John C. Vivian, ColoPado; Spes- year, Benjamin Levinson of De-
sard L. Holland, Florida; C. A. troit has been part of the Demo-
Bottolfsen, Idaho; Henry F. cratic National Cbminittee in his
Schricker, Indiana; Simeon Wil- official capacity of assistant ' to
lis, Kentucky; Herbert I. O'Con- the treasurer, Edwin W: \Pauley.
Mr. Levinson recently has
nor,Maryland;•Thorhas L. Bailey,
Mississippi; Robert a Blood, been informed by the Democra-
New Hampshire; Walter E: Edge, tic ; National Committee that he
New Jersey; J. M. BrOughton, is to take an active part in the
Nbith Carolina; Jblan Brick- national campaign this fall. He
er, Ohio; "J. - Howard .MeGrath, has affiliated with national
Rhode Island; Olin D. 'Johnston, 'politics for the past four Years
South Carolina; M. Q.. - Shurpe, and was chairman of the cam-
South Dakota; Matthew= M. Nee- paign committee for ex-Senator
ly, West Virginia; L. 'C. Hunt, Prentiss M. Brown.- •
Wyoming.
Among ether signers - - are . for- Palms State Theater
mer Vice-President Char14 G. Features "Hitler Gang" .,
Dawes, Associate Justice Frank
A state-wide premiere of "The
Murphy, Sen. Robert F. Wagner, Hitler Gang" is in store for De-
Owen D. Young, Dr. Nicholas troit and other parts of -Michigan
Murray Butler, Dr. Irving Lang- on Friday when Paramount'r
muir, Dr.- Robert A. Millikan Dr. usual story, tracing the rise of
Harry Woodburn Chase, George Adolph Hitler and his cohorts,
N. Schuster and , Harry N. opens at the Ralm-State Theater
Wright.
here, , * and 'at various other
theaters throughout the state.
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League of Jewish :Youth On the same program will be„,
Eddy, Constance Dowling
To Have Forum June 10 Nelson
and :Charles Coburn, in a pictur- -
B'cause of the importance for ization of the record-breaking
all persons who are eligible to stage' success "Knickerbocker
vote to register, the-social action Ploliday." -
committee of the League of De- - "The Hitler Gang" is a story
troit' Jewish Youth, under the quite without precedent . . . a
chairmanship of Ann Barnett, picture that rises beyond theatri-
has .authorized the Youth palities, tracing the rise of Hitler,
Speaks Forum Committee to and of Himmler, of Goering, and
arrange a program . Saturday Strasser- and Roehm .
night, June 10, at the "Jewish of Hitler's strange love . for
Community Center. •. '
niece, Geli,• and its tragic conse-:
The topic of discussion, to be quences.
carried on in round-table form,
Told without- hysteria , the pie- -
will be "What Makes Congress ture is a new cinema indictment
Tick." Subjects to be covered of Hitler viewing his doings, with '
are: "How Congress. Functions," a dispassionate eye .but -letting
What Is At Stake In Congress," every. phase of German iniquity
"Who's Who In Congress," and
"How We Can Make - Congress Delicious Tam Tams
Work For Us."
Speakers will include Prof. Become Children's
Edward McFarland, George Favorite Crackers
Schermer, Mrs. Pauline' Bass . Not so very long ago, rxtother
and August Scholl.
ruled as far as choice of family
Registeredwvoters will be given food was concerned. She was the
buttons.
sole arbiter, and her's was the
Heading- .the - Youth • • Speaks final word regarding the menu.
Forum, Committee is Martha
Today, the younger generation
Gleicher. - Working with her are has a voice in determining the
Ethel Shur, Shirley Golieb,.
family's eating habits. More and
lie Feinbloom and- Mildred- Alt- more, the youngsters' likes and
man.
dislikes, their special tastes and
preferences influence the . plan-
TOMBSTONE UNVEILING
ning of meals.
Unveiling of a tombstone. over
School lunches include' Tam.
the grave of the late Israel Rosen Tam, and a great many mothers
will take place Sunday; j,,une 4, find that even the most recal-
at the Congregation Beth - Moses citrant fugitive froin a glass of
,Cemetery, 'Masonic Blvd. and milk can be brought to terms
Little. Mack. Road. Relatives and by an offer of Tam Tams spread
friends are asked to meet - at Con- with. jam.
gregation Beth Moses, 8740 . Lin-
wood Ave., at 11 a. m. .
Seminary. Director
Lesansort..
Benjamin
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To_ B.A
in
Dem . Campaign -
Enters Chaplaincy
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TYLER 7-4520
The Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America has announced
the entrance into the chaplaincy
of Rabbi., Morris, V. DemboWitz,
its director of field activities in
the Mid-West.
Rabbi Dembowitz is the 81st
member of the Rabbinical As-
sembly of America to enter the
chaplaincy service.
Rabbi Stanley Rabinowitz, of .
Des Moines, Ia., ,will take over
Rabbi DeinbegivitZ' duties at. the
Chicago office of the ,Jewish
Theological Seininary.
gan Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion,• Inc.
Awards Made Each Year
The award is made each year
to residents of this area who
have been outstanding in their
contributions •to the development
of the Hillel Foundation and its
program for the Jewish students
at the University of Michigan.
Dr. Jacob Sacks of the Uni-
versity of Michigan Faculty will
receive the award for the third
time. He has served as treasurer
of the Ann Arbor United Jewish
Appeal since its inception.
Those who will receive the
award for the second time in-
clude: Mrs. Samuel Aaron of De-
troit, member of the general
committee of :Women's District
Grand Lodge No. 6, Bnai Brith;
Irwin .Cohn of Detroit, member
of- the' board of trustees of the
Michigan Hillel Foundation; and
Mrs. Reuben Kahn 'of Ann
Arbor, civic leader.
‘
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Newcomers This Year
Newcomers this -year to the
list of Hillel Service Award win-
ners are: Dr. Saul Cohen of the
UniverSity of Michigan faculty
and president of the Ann Arbor
Jewish Welfare Board; Max
Dresden, instructor in physics at
the University of Michigan and
faculty advisor to Avukah; Jack
Hartstein of Detroit; chairman of
the Hillel Committee of the De-
troit Bnai Brith Council, and
Mark Ross of Ann Arbor, treas-
urer of the . 'Ann Arbor Bnai
Brith Lodge, and co-chairman of
townspeople division of the Ann
Arbor United Jewish Appeal.
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