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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Data on Captains Sought
For Jewish War Records

War Records Bureau of JWB Army and Navy Committee
Asks Cooperation of Synagogues and Organizations
to Compile Information as Invasion Starts

With Invasion bringing us closer - to victory, it is im-
perative that Detroit Jewry respond immediately to the plea
of the Detroit War Records Committee of the Jewish Welfare
Board for complete data of sons, daughters and relatives in
the Armed Forces of the United States and Allied Nations.
"The record of every Jewish man and woman who is

serving, or who has served our
country in this war, must be full
and complete, in. order to prove
that we, as Jews, may have an
answer to those who are already
saying 'What is the American
Jew contributing to the war
effort'," Myron A. Keys, chair-
man of the War Records Com-
mittee, declares.
Appeal to Organizations
In an appeal to presidents and
Secretaries of organizations and
congregations, besides individu-
als, the War Records Committee
urges immediate and whole-
hearted support of the JWB's
great task of compiling an of-
ficial documentary of the na-
_tion's Jews in the war.
The appeal added "That we
may confront the enemy within
with the TRUTH and enlighten
those whom he is seeking to
mislead . . ."
To accomplish this, the corn-
mittee suggests the appointment
of active workers in various or-
ganizations to gather this com-
plete information and to contact
the committee, MA. 8400, or
write the Bureau of War Rec-
ords, Woodward and Holbrook,
for blanks.
Records of Captains
Records of the following cap-
tains are needed:
Sidney Adelson, Harry D. Alt-
Man, Maxwell Barack, Irving
Begelman, Theodore I. Bergman,
Nathan Brooks, Perry B. Bern-
stein, Leslie. - Ca-plan, Leo J.
Croll, HoWard Engelman, Samuel
G: Epstein, Meyer J. Feigelman;
Leon Fill, Spencer Finney,
Ernest Freshman, Sigmund
Gabe, Grant L. Glickman, Mau-
rice D. Gollman, Leonard J.
Gra bow, Jack R. Greenberg,
Leonard Grobow, Sol C. Gross-
man, Irving J. Hershon, A. J.
Himmelhoch, Arthur R. Holstein,
John B. Horwitz, Ruben Iden,
Louis Immerman, Barney B.
Israel;
Leo Katzman, Louis Korn,
Richard B. Kramer, Henry
Landsman, M a xi' d e 11 Lansky,
Morton R. Lazar, David Leach,
Sol Leland, Manuel M. Levine,
David Levit, George Lipkin, Leo
Lipton, Ben Maidenberg, Ervin
B. Markus, Herbert H. Metz,
Harry Miller;
Joseph Moore, Edison S.
Morse, Henry J. Moses, Oscar
Nagel, Charles Perlman, Harry
N.
Purdy, David Racoosin,
George S. Rovin, J. N. Scher,
Robert Schlaff, Joseph E. Selia-
dy, Allen I. Shapiro, Louis Shio-
vitz, Irving B. Schulak, Albert
B. Schulman, Merrill Smeltzer,
Herman M. Sperling, Nathan
Starman, Max Steiner, Robert 0.
Stern, Sidney Stolsky, Bernard
Stralser, Marcus H. Sugarman,
'Abraham Tauber, Myer Teitel-
baum, John H. Wax, Jack Weis-
berg, Jacob Weisberg;
Sidney J. White, Joseph H.
,Witter, Israel J. Zimmerman,
LeRoy Alter, Gerald I. Blumen-
thal, Lewis B. Daniels, Herbert
S. Eskin (chaplain), John Fried-
man, Morton Helper, Albert
Kaplan, Saul Karch, Martin K.
Marrich, Howard Rand, Ray-
mond Rissman, Irvin H. Stein-
berg, Lawrence L. Stocker,
Croorge Winton.
Information Completed
i The • following is the list of
tcaptains ,about whom informa-

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tion has been completed to date:
Andrew N. Spiro, wounded in
New Guinea; Herman E. Diskin,
Irving Leonard Haron, Jack
Starman, Max Gordon Aiken,
Harold C. Allen, Ralph G. Aron-
stain, Frederick S. Babbin, Ben-
jamin Barenholtz, Louis L.
Barnett;
Moe Baumer, Louis L. Bar-
nett, Oscar Bean, Abraham
Becker, Morris Beckwitt, Max
Richard Beitman, Sanford Alvin
Bennett, Louis Beresh, Eli N.
Bernstein, Nathaniel E. Bern-
stein, Samual S. Bernstein, Leon-
ard Birndorf, Herbert G. Blum-
berg, Abraham M. Bookstein,
Isadore Botvinick, Lionel Braun;
Louis J. Bronstein, Seymour
Caplan, Harold Chaifetz, Henry
A. Chapnick, George Charnas,
Hyman Herbert Cohen, Daniel
R. Cohn, Leslie Eugene Col-
burn, Harold Aaron Conn, Mark
Dale, William Leonard Deutsch,
Herman E. Diskin, Charles Dit-
koff, Morris Dresner;
Joseph Raymond Eder, Elmer
Ellias, Mordecai L. Falick, Leo
G. Federman, David Feldman,
Milton David Feldman, Paul H.
Feldman, Martin Z. Feldstein,
Meryl Myron Fenton, Gerald
Freedman, John Freedman, Sid-
ney S. Friedlaender, Maurice
Harvey Gantz, Charles H. Ger-
shenson, Samuel H. Gershenson,
Sidney M. Gilberg, Samuel M.
Gingold, Charles Gitlin, Julius
Leon Gittlin, Morris W. Glass;
Irwin L. , Glasser, Aubrey
Goldman, Bernard Jacob Gold-
man, Perry Goldman, Murray R.
Goldstein, Louis Goodman, Max
Miller Goodman, Martin J. Gore-
lick, Jerome H. Greenberg, Carl
Gussin, Benjamin B. Gutow, Si-
mon Harrison, Herbert Herman
Holman, Martin Meyer Jacobs,
Louis Jaffe, Baird David Jay,
Benjamin Juliar;
Arnold Kass, Max A. Kohn,
Louis Koretz, Richard B. Kra-
mer, Robert Kuhn, Jack D. Kut••
nick, Max Lapides, Milton M.
Lappin, David M. Levin, Michael
Meyer Levin, Bernard L. Levy,
Morris Jack Liefer, Adolph W.
Lowe, Mitchell R. Mand-Aperg,
Jack N. Mandiberg, Jerome
Mark, Ben Marks, Benton Irv-
ing Marks, Peter Aaron Martin,
Meyer N. Maskin, Max Wolf
Mattes, Chaplain Louis Milgrom,
Joseph Brown Mohr, David G.
Morton, Harry Miller, Joseph
Israel Nosanchuk;
Joseph Norton Oppenheim,
Max Parker, Leslie Pensler,
Meyer Pensler, Paul Pensler,
Philip Sol Peven, Harold Sorrell
Podolsky, Ray Pollard, Harold
Theodore Rattner, Benjamin Re-
der, Frank A. Reisman, Edward
Roberts, Howard R o b i n s o n,
Abraham S. Rogoff, Jack Rom,
Samuel Rosenthal, Ben Charles
Ross, Jack D. Rossen;
Herman K. Sachs, Nathaniel
Sandler, Chaplain Melvin S.
Sands, Conrad Kenneth Sarason,
Schayel Scheinberg, Norman
Schkolven, Henry Schlesinger,
Harry Schwartz, Philip M.
Schwartz, Jack L. Selling, Mor-
ris W. Selman, Albert Shapiro,
Sidney P. Shear, Phillip Marvin
Sherman, Thomas B. Schulman,
Daniel Charles Siegel, Henry
Siegel, Emanuel Walter Sklar,
Gregory A. Skully;
Sam Skutsky, Henry Small,

Marshall Lodge,
Women to Install
Officers Tuesday

Rabbi Folkman to Address
Groups at Bnai Moshe;
Program Arranged

Officers for the coming term
will be installed by Louis Mar-
shall Lodge of Bnai Brith and
its two women's groups next
Tuesday, at 8:30 p.m., in t h e
Bnai Moshe so-
cial hall.
Rabbi Jerome
D. Folkman, the
guest speaker,
will deaf with
the Jewish com-
munal spirit as
exemplified by
the Flag Day
celebration
which falls on Rabbi Folkman
the succeeding day.
Rabbi Folkman, chosen t h e
outstanding Grand Rapids Citi-
zen under 35 years of age in
1938, has become known in Bnai
Brith and Zionist circles for his
devotion to good citizenship and
service to the community. In
1942-1943 he served as president
of the Bnai Brith District No. 6
which includes Michigan.
There will be a musical pro-
gram.
Aaron Rosenberg will preside
over the induction of new offi-
cials.
In the course of the past year,
Louis Marshall groups has in-
creased in membership from 400
to over 800.

Laikin to Report on
Zionist Emergencies

Benjamin M. Laikin, vice-
president of the Zionist Council
of Detroit, who represented the
Council at the national confer-
ence of the American Zionist
Emergency Council in Washing-
ton, May 23-24, will report on
the deliberations at a meeting of
the Council next Thursday eve-
ning, at the Jewish National
Fund office, Dexter and Bur-
lingame. Mr. Laikin will outline
latest developments in efforts to
deal with Zionist emergency sit-
uations.

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Marriages

daughter, Faye, to Cpl. Al Fred-
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Fred-
son of Dexter Blvd. The wedding
was performed on May 26 at the
FAGENBAUM-RUBEN — The home of Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka.
marriage of Miss Gloria Ruben, A dinner was served at the Book-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cadillac Hotel.
Ruben, and Sgt. Carl Fagen-
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MARRICH-LUCAS:
On June
of Sacramento, Cal., took place
at 7:30 o'clock Sunday evening, 1, Miss Virginia Ruth Lucas,
June 4, at the Bnai Moshe syna- daughter of Mrs. Anna Lucas
gogue. Rabbis Moses Fischer and of Webb Ave. and the late Sam
Jacob Nathan and Cantor David Lucas, was married to Lt. Fred
Katzman officiated. A reception Marrich, son of Mr. and Mrs.
was held in the Ruben home in Meyer Marrich of Webb Ave.
Rabbi Leon Fram performed the
Tuxedo Ave.
ceremony.
Miss Renee Friedman was the
maid-of-honor and Saul Fagen-
GOLDBERG - COHEN: MI
baum served his brother as best
man. The bridegroom's niece, and Mrs. Max Goldberg of 2670
Dale Jean Fagenbaum, was the Pasadena Ave. announce the
flower girl. The bride's nephew, marriage of their son, Pvt. Ar-
thur Goldberg, to Miss Rose Co-
Bruce Singer, was ringbearer.
hen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Among the out-of-town guests Cohen of 3767 Tuxedo.
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder
The military wedding was held
and their daughter Rosalie and
in the chapel of Camp Chaffe,
Harry Cohen of Sacramento,
Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ark, The parents of the bride
and bridegroom attended. Rab-
Shuster and their sons Harold
bi
Horwitz of Chicago officiated.
and Gary, Mrs. Lenore Finger-
There was an attendance of 40
hoot, Miss Margaret Salzberg,
soldiers. One of the soldiers play-
and Mrs. S. A. Singer of Toledo.
ed the Wedding March and an-
The couple left to make their other sang, "0
Promise Me.".
home for the present at Joplin,
The • bride is living at the
Mo. where Sgt. Fagenbaum is
camp with her husband.
stationed at Camp Crowder.
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Desmon, daughter of Mr. and many friends and relatives for
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