Friday, August 18, 1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Twelve
Pfc. George Miller Weitinded
Brothers, Brother-in-Law
Are Also in Active Service
Sgt. J. E. Schultz
Killed in France
Eighth
Liberman in Uniform
Family Well Represented
From a 'Pfc.' to a Major
Received Presidential Cita-
tion; Wife. Seeks Regards
Youngest Son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Liberman of Manistique
Pfc. George Miller, USMC, was seas duty last December. He is
From His Buddies
wounded in action on June 15 at attached to the Second Marine
Picks the Air Corps; Louis, 31, in England,
Saipan, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Division and was in the first
Mrs. Rebecca G. Schultz, who
Recently Promoted to Major
wave to make the beach landings
was informed by the Adjutant
on Saipan.
General's Office in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Max Liberman of Manistique are still the
His brother, Pfc. Abraham I.
that her hus- champion "service parents" of Michigan. Their eighth son,
Miller, is with an anti-aircraft
band, Sgt. Jack Harold, just 18, recently reported for induction into the
battery on the Aleutian Islands
E. Schultz, was
where he has been for the past
killed in action armed forces. To add to their honor, the Libermans have
two years. He is a graduate of
•on July 7, in a son-in-law in uniform.
Northern High School.
"We are very proud of our sons," was all the comment
France, has ask-
Another brother, Pvt. Max
ed The Jewish the Libermans would make after
Miller, is now at Camp Hulen,
News to m a k e
Herman Also Overseas
Texas. He was married to the
the following re-
Herman, 30, is a corporal at an
forrper Elizabeth Goldberg,
quest in her
army camp in Pennsylvania.
native Detroiter. They have two
name:
Samuel, 29, a sergeant, is now
Pvt. Max
Pfc. George
children.
She is anxious
believed to be overseas. Until re-
Their
brother-in-law,
Pvt.
Ir-
Louis Miller of 13325 LaSalle
cently he has been stationed in
Sgt. Schultz to hear from
Blvd., were informed by General
California.
soldiers, or relatives of soldiers,
Vanderbilt. He is now convales-
James, 27, is a lieutenant in
who knew her husband and who
cing at a Naval Base Hospital.
the Army Air Corps, located in
served in Co. I, 12th. Inf., 3rd Bn.,
Louisiana.
at the time Sgt. Schultz died.
George, whose two brothers
Benjamin, 25, is stationed in
Survivors of the July 7 raid who
and a brother-in-law are also in
Seattle, Wash., where he recent-
served in this company may con-
active service, was graduated
ly was promoted to a first lieu-
tact Mrs. Schultz at 15515 Whit-
Sgt. Samuel
Major Louis
from high school in Tucson, Ariz.,
tenant in the Air Corps.
comb, VE. 7-0937. .
and had completed his junior
Peter, 24, is a "Pfc." with
Sgt. Schultz, who was 34 years Harold left for the induction cen-
year at the University of Arizona
the
infantry in Georgia.
ter
in
Milwaukee,
Wis.,
nearest
old,
entered
active
service
on
before joining the Marines in
Oct. 11, 1943. He took his basic Sixth Service Command station to
Phoenix, Ariz., in June, 1943.
training at Camp Walters, Tex. Manistique in the Upper Penin-
He had his boat training in Pvt. Irv. Teicher Pfc. Abe Miller He was sent to England last April sula. He was accepted ,for train-
San Diego, Calif., and his ad-
and was in the group that went ing in the U. S. Army Air Corps.
vanced infantry training at Camp ving Teicher, is stationed at an to France four days after D-Day:
"E" Bond Father
Elliot, Calif., and left for over- air base in Puerto Rico.
Mr. Liberman, just to repeat
His Sergeant's stripes were
awarded him after the fall of for the records, was crowned " `E'
Cherbourg, at which time he was Bond Father" of Michigan dur-
selected to be one of a group of ing the Fourth War Loan cam-
Sergeants to receive a Presiden- paign laSt winter by Secretary
tial citation for their company of the Treasury Henry Mongen-
thau Jr. for having seven sons in
for valorous action.
Besides his wife he is survived the service.
Pfc. Morris
Pvt. Harold
The Liberman record for sons
by his parents, Abe Schultz and
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kline of 3294
Morris is next in line, also a
Lt. David H. Weisberg is home Mrs. Ida Lieberman; two broth-
ers, Arthur and A/C Paul Schultz,
Leslie Ave. were notified that
"Pfc." now . in England.
on
leave,
visiting
his
parents,
and a sister, Pearl Benton. . . .
Now Harold.
their son, Pvt. Joseph Kline, was
Sgt. Schultz was a graduate of
In Medical Corps
wounded on the Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Weisberg
The son-in-law is David Sc4.-
Cass High School. Before enter-
Anzio beach- of 2972 Gladstone Ave.
lonsky, a first lieutenant in the
head. He re-
Stationed at Victorvine, Calif., ing active service he was the
Medical Corps, stationed in Okla-
ceived the Pur- Lt. Weisberg, has seep action in proprietor of the Mercury Boot
homa.
ple Heart.
Alaska and th,-.! Aleutians, pilot- Shop on W. McNichols Rd.
Four of the Liberniah brothers
Rabbi Kaufman of Temple
Pvt. Kline, 19, ing a P-39 Aircobra. Before join-
are graduates of the tniversity
entered active ing the Air 'Corps in 1940, he Beth El. will officiate at a memo-
of Michigan, one from a business
service at the received two years of training rial service given by the Westown
college in Ypsilanti, and one from
Lions Club at its meeting place
age of 18 on in the CMTC at Fort Custer.
LaSalle College in Chicago. Lt.
at Lombard's Restaurant, 13223
April 23, 1943.
Pfc. Peter-
Lt.
James
At the time of his enlistment W. McNichols Rd., Monday, at 8
Schlonsky is a graduate of Umt.`
He went over-
seas last Octo- Weisberg was a student at the p. m. All friends and relatives in the serice is now closed. Only
two daughters complete the fam-
. Pvt. Jos. Kline ber. He was in- University of Michigan, major- are invited.
ily of 10 children. One daugh-
ducted during his last term at
ter remains at home.
Central high school.
The oldest son in service is
• His brother, Philip, 23, is sta-
Major Louis E. Liberman, 31, who
tioned with the Engineering Sec-
recently received 'a . Major's rank.
tion at Will Rogers Air Field,
He enlisted in . 1941. Stationed in
-
,
Okla.
England, he is with the • Army
Pvt. Kline, after being released ,
Air Corps. He has been there
from a hospital in Italy, was
two years.
twice returned to action. Due to
Overseas
Only
Three
Weeks
Major Liberman's wife, Mrs.
a relapse as a result of his
Helen Liberman, who at present
When His B-17 Failed
Cpl. Herman
Lt. BenjaMin
wounds, he has been reclassified
resides at 83 Church St., Mt.
and is now out of Combat duty.
to Return - on Raid •
Clemens,
is
a
graduate
of
La-
versity,
of
Wisconsin,
where he
Lt. Weisberg
Cpl. Weisberg
Salle University, Chicago.
received his degree in medicine.
Mrs. Jane Goldman of 3351
ing in engineering and aeronau-
tics. As a member of the ROTC Elmhurst - has been notified that
there, he was named the "out- her husband, S g t. Benjamin
standing cadet in the regiment," Goldman, 22, only son of J. C.
and 'awarded a gold. medal. Weis- Goldman and the --
Mr. and Mrs. S. Weiis of 3284 berg held the Expert Marksman- late Mrs. Rose
Tuxedo Ave. were informed by ship medal for his skill in firing Gold man, first
the War Department of the death the rifle, pistol, machine g u n reported missing
of their son, Pvt. Herbert Weiss, and Browning Automatic Rifle. in action, is now
Mr. and Mrs. Jack - Freid of
WASHINGTON (JTA) — Hig
27, who was killed somewhere He was a member of Hillel, a prisoner of war
2423 Cortland Ave., were, inform-
in the European theater of opera- played football and coached the in Germany.
ed recently that ,their son, Ar- praise for Gen. Ivan D. Chernia-
Sgt. Goldman
tions.
girl's rifle team. Weisberg was
thur, 19-year-old Soundman 1st khovsky, Jewish front command
enlisted in the ;
a
graduate
of
Cass
Tech.
class, was commended by his er of the Russian Army reporte
An airborne infantryman, Pvt.
Army Air Corps::":,,
commanding officer for,. risking to have reached German soil, wa
Weiss entered t h e service on
His brother, Cpl. Irving, 20, in September,
his life while attempting to res- given here by Maj. Gen. John R
December 7, 1942.
is an Army Air Corps radio 1942, but w a s
cue soldiers hurled into the sea Deane of the U. S. Military ma=
operator
in
Dutch
New
Guinea.
He was previously reported
not called to ac- Sgt. Goldman
when a transport vessel struck sion to Russia.
He
was
graduated
from
U.
of
M.
missing in action.
tive duty until March 10, 1944. a mine off the Italian coast, early
Returning from a 10-mont
high in Ann Arbor.
He attended radio school in Sioux this year.
stay in Russia during which h
Falls, S. and then was sent
His parents learned that he met Gen. Cherniakhovsky, th
to Harlingen Field, Tex,,for gun- "jumped into a rough sea, thus American general, at a press
nery training.
risking his life in an attempt to conference this week said: "Gen
Leaving this country some time rescue members of the U. S. ar- Cherniakhovsky is the most col
towards the end of May, he was my." Freid also received a re- orful of the Russian generals,
overseas three weeks when his primand with his commendation .met, both, by reason of his youth
Among the war heroes listed
Seaman
1/C
Samuel
Goldberg
plan
_ e failed to return on June because he failed to tie a heave —his age being 36—and 4 pecaus
by John . M.- Carlisle, Detroit
News correspondent with t h e Cascade, son of Mr. and Mrs. 21. Letters which arrived here line around himself when he of the sense of leadership an
personal magnetism which
American forces in_ France, is Osher Goldberg, has just corn- daily from his base in England leaped into the water.
< pleted a course indicated that he had been on
Pfc. George D. Keht, 28, who
Freid was attending Cass Tech radiates."
at the U. S. N. T. four or five missions at the time. when he enlisted in March, 1943..
is reported among the Detroit
school at Toledo,
Plane Catches Fire
boys "in the road ditches, firing
Ohio.
Letters received by Mrs. Gold- but left school in 1941 to earn
away steadily."
Seaman ;C a s- man from two members of her enough funds to be able to con-
Kent, an infantryman, was an
cade's wife, Eth- husband's crew who did not go tinue his studies.
attorney before he entered the
el, their • two on the final mission stated that
Wanted to See Buddy
service in September, 1943. He
Pvt. Herbert Fundamensky, 24
children, his before the bombers reached their
Mrs. Goldman says that the
was graduated from the Detroit
mother and sis- target they were attacked by things her husband wanted most year-old " infantryman, has bee
College of Law in April, 1940.
ter attended the German fighters. Sgt. Goldman's during his stay in England were missing since June 25, his rela
He went overseas in June. His
graduation exer- plane accounted for two of the to see orfe of his buddies, Cpl. tives were informed by the W
wife, Mrs. Jennie Levin Kent,
cises.
fighters, then the big wing of the Saul Kroopnick, who has been Department.
and their. 17-month-old daughter,
Fundamensky, who was sery
His bro t h e r, B-17 caught fire and the crew overseas for a year, to visit an
S 1/c Cascade •
Carol Nancy, reside at 2484 Pin-
ing in France, is the husband o
Maurice,
is
serving
in
the
U.
S.
bailed
out.
England
in
uncle
and
cousin
gree.
Army and is stationed in Texas.
Word of his being a German whom he never had met and to the former Pearl Rubin, 261
prisoner
of war came from the buy an English bike. He failed Hazelwood; father of Murray, 1
MILTON FISHMAN, son of
months old; and the son of Mrs
Mr, and Mrs. Morris Fishman kansas. Before his induction, he International Red Cross.
to realize either of these hopes.
Louis Goldstein of 200$ Euclid.
Sgt. Goldman was graduated
of Webb Ave., is now a private studied aeronautical engineering
A Northern High graduate, h
More Servicemen's News
Central High School in 1939.
in the U. S. Army and is sta- and was in his junior year at
was
sent overseas in April.
en
Page
8
He
entered
Wayne
University
1
Michigan.
of
tioned at Camp Robinson, Ar- the University
Pvt. Joseph • Kline
Gets Purple Heart
For Anzio Wounds
Lt. D. Weisberg,
Aleutians Flier,
Visiting Parents
Listed Missing,
Sgt. B. Goldman
Prisoner of War
Pvt. Herbert Weiss
Killed in Action
Freid Commended
For Risking Life
To Save Soldiers
U.S. General Hails
Cherniakhovsky
As Great Soldier
Pfc. Kent Mentioned
Si-c Cascade Ends
In Carlisle Report
Course at the USNT
Pvt. H. Fundamensk
Missing in Action
I