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THE JEWISH NEWS

Name Committees
For Halevy's 20th
Jubilee Concert

In • peeparation for its 20th

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By- Danny Raskin

A COUPLE OF days before he
was killed at Saipan, Command-
..er, Eisley . of the aircraft carrier
Lexington told Art Fields,
MUlfc, "Something tells me
you'll .get to the States before I
do. See what can be done with
this song" ... It is "Flight Quar-
ters"' and Art wrote the swing
arrangement.
• In a recent letter home, written
after the great naval victory ov-
er the Nip fleet; he wrote, "Don't
worry too much about headlines.
We licked the' hell out of the
.Taps and they're still running!"
. . . Before leaving, Art tooted
trumpet with George Olson's
band and since has been in ev-
ery major • sea battle with the
Lexington.
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TO ALL WHO still hold a fear
of giving blood,. Vic Packman of
the Detroit Times and Jewish
News staff is ,willing to offer as-
surance that "there's nothing to
it" . In fact, while Via lay
there at the donor station he
asked the nurse, "When do we
start?" . . And she replied
"We already have. The bottle is
almost half full!"
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JEWELRY DEPT. ....Recently
engaged, Ann BrOd and 'Pvt.
Raymond Leiter have made it a
"definite" for not- until the war's
end . , . Pvt. Leiter is stationed
at Buckley Field, P010., and she
is the daughter of Mi .and Mrs.
Samuel- Brod, pappy 'being the •
well-known clothing • man. . . .
Marilyn' Roth and Pvt. - Darniy
Feldman may engage before - he
returns to Santa Anna Air Base,
Calif. . . . He's due back New
Year's Eve .. .
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WHEN A GUY is far away and
has been there a long time,
there's nothing like Meeting some-
one from back home. .. . Espe-
cially when it's in a hospital,
where too much time is spent
thinking . . . Sgt. Irving Jaffe
lay in a ward bed in France wheh
he got talking to another fellow
confined there.. . They spoke
about almost everything under
the sun until there was nothing
more left to say—that is until
they discovered both to be from
Detroit . . . The other soldier
was Jack Fleischer, who lived
on Collingwood Ave.
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A FORMER PATIENT wrote
dental Doc Abe Perlman about a
tooth removing session which
took place on a field of battle in
France . Seems that one of the
boys developed a terrific ache
and was in terrible pain .. . His
buddies decided to • do something
about it . , . One man was de-
signated to do the actual pulling

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jubilee concert, Halevy Singing
Society announces the appoint-
ment of several. committees.
. Eugene Franzblau, 'president,
is • chairman of the general con-
cert committee, assisted by mem-
bers of the executive board. Sub
committees are: Ticket sales and
distribution, Helen Rubin, Ma-
mie - Freeman; program book,
Nathaniel Raskin, William Gay-
man, Bella Goldberg, Sonia Bus-
sell; publicity and advertising,
David Goldberg, Ben Freeman,
Harry Resnick,
Finances are handled by Mor-
ris Shatzen, treasurer, and Edith
Reznick, financial secretary.
The musical program is being
arranged by Dan Frohman, mu-
ical director, Max Levy, chair-
man of the musical comMittee,
and Nathan Bennish, librarian.
Special arrangements are being
handled by Julius Chafetz, vice-
president and Messrs: Shatzen
and Goldberg,
The concert, which takes place
Sunday evening, Feb. 4, at the
Masonic Temple, will feature the
r,enowned Russian-Jewish bari-
tone, Igor Gorin.

Obituaries

MRS. MARY NUSHOLTZ, 76,
3711 Webb Ave., died Dec. 18, at
Grace Hospital, after an illness
of two weeks. Funeral services
Were held from Lewis Bros.
Rabbi J. Sperka officiated. • In-
terment was in Machpelah Ceme-
tery. She is survived , by a son,
Robert, and a daughter, Mrs.
Leona Schneider of New York
City; two sons, Abe and Maurice,
two daughters, Mrs. R. Miller
and Sonia Nusholtz, of Detroit;
and six grandchildren.
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NATHAN WEINER of .2711
Glendale, died Dec. 17 at 75.
Funeral services were held at
Ira Kaufman • Funeral Horne.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Can-
tor Shulsinger officiated. He
leaves - his., children, Reuben,
Sgt. -Isadore' of U. S. Army, Lott,
Mrs. Jack Cherney, Mrs. Julius
Fox,. Mrs.= Bernard Gallison and
Mrs. Fred Rosenberg; and nine
grandchildren,
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RACHEL CLAYMAN, 70, of
2508 Pingree; died Dec. 25. Serv-
ices were held at Lewis Bros.
and burial was in - Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi I. Stollman of-
ficiated. Mrs. Clayman was a
resident of Detroit for 30 years.
She is survived by two sons,
Harry and Joseph; five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Albert Goldslager of
New Haven, Conn.; Mrs. Sara
Steinberg of Los Angeles, Calif.;
Mrs. Lena Fox, Mrs. Harry Mintz
and Mrs. Max Haidy of Detroit;
11 grandchildren. and one great-
grandchild.

while the others held the victim
down . . . They went to a nearby
tank, removed; the,. tool box and ,
brought it to the Yank who was
to do the yanking .. When the
suffering kid saw it, he jumped
up, yelling, "I'm okey, fellows,
honest I an-i!" . . . But it did him
no good, and the trouble-maker
was pulled out- . Two days
later, the boy confessed that they
had yanked the wrong tooth but
he was too frightened to tell
them!

Sir Leonard Benjamin,
British Banker Dies

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LONDON, (JTA) — Sir Leon-
ard Benjamin, 82, JeWish banker
and philanthropist, died here
this week. He - was identified
with Jewish ,social work. Sir
Leonard was - a former member
of Parliament, and was a mem-
ber of the Order of the British
Empire. He was decorated by
the Belgian Government for his
activities in behalf of Belgian
refugee children in the last war.

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Rabbis Bernstein and Lev
To Tour Pact f is War Fronts

Mildred .S. Rosenberg

A Tribute
By ABRAHAM 6APLAN

You, too, a saga wrote and penned . a
song '
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Composed of .sun'gs and shadow's mys-

teries.

Now' that they?re'..clone; foreVer.' they
belong
To the vast book of.human ecstasies.

The golden echoes Of your measured

.. ing well the
'from know
h
Whiscr feloWed
brave and good,
In stately cadence presently shall reach
The ears. of spiritt kindred to your.
mood.

You dug the 'wells of truth and , drew
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- therefrom,
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And shared the bread of • love. • with
• hungry hearts.'
Your doors, flung open; beckoned wis-
dom come
And also kindness, fairest of the 'arts.

Polish Zionist Leader
Dies at 67 in" Tel Aviv

About to embark on their tour of the Pacific fighting zones on
behalf of the National Jewish Welfare Board, Rabbi Philip S. Bern-
stein, executive director of the Committee on Army and Navy Re-
ligious Activities (CANRA) of the JWB, confers in' San Francisco,
Calif., with his military aide, Chaplain Aryeh Lev of the Office of
the Chief of Chaplains, War Department, Washington, D. -C. Rabbi
Bernstein and Chaplain Lev will survey conditions of 'religious wel-
fare and morale of Jewish troops. '

Mrs. Max Goldberg
Dies; Active. in JNF,

TEL AVIV (JPS - Palcor)—
Leon Lewite, President of the
Zionist Organization of Poland
in - 1923-28, died here' Dec. 16.
He was 67, - and came to Palestine
in 1940. He' is • survived by his
,wife, who was president of the
Wizo (Women's Zionist Organi-
zation) in Poland and is a mem-
ber of the World Executive of
Wizo, and by a son.

In Lighter Vein

Mrs. Max Goldberg of 2670
Pasadena, a leader in many local
women's groups, died Dec. 22 at
the age • of 56:,,
Funeral services were held
Sunday at Lewis ; Bros. Burial ,
was 'in Bnai David Cemetery
Rabbis J. S. Sperka and L. Le-
vine and Cantor Gartenhaus of
Bnai David officiated.
Mrs. Goldberg was active in
Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish Na-
tional Fund, Ernespie Children's
Aid, Lithuanian Farband, Bris-
ker Aid Society, Hadassah, Bnai
Brith and Bnai David Auxil-
iaries.

CLASSIFIED

The Week's Best Stories

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Overheard on banish Street Car
"They say Hitler asks for a 48-
hour armistice. Why? Oh, they
say he has two divisions that are
going to be confirmed on Sun-
day." (Boys of 14 or 15 are re-
ported in the German army).
* • *
Rabbi Versus Doctor
A young, orthodox rabbi who
came to a small community to
assume his first post also had a
Ph.D. degree. He was quite frank
iv. claiming pride in his doctorate
and in preferring to be called
Doctor rather than Rabbi.
One day an elderly woman
came to, the rabbi to consult him '
on a ritual matter. Holding a
dressed chicken in her hand, she
said: "Rabbi, I have come to ask
you a. question." .
!.please don't call me `rabbi.
Call me `doctor'," said- the rabbi
sternly, .,
,Upqn h.earing this remark, the
wernan turned around and start-,
ed to walk out.
"Why are you running away?"
asked the Young rabbi.
"I have nothing to do here,"
replied the woman. "The 'chicken
is dead and no doctor can help
her."

Surviving are her husband;
six children, Herman 'of Wash-*
ington, D. C.; Mrs. Sophie Eck-
stat, Jerry, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller,
Top Sgt. Izzie and Cpl. Arthur,
the latter now stationed in Eng-,
land; her . mother, Mrs. Bessie
Lehrman., a brother, Samuel
Lehrman; three sisters,: Mrs. Wit=
ham Silver, Mrs. SoPhie Daniel
and Miss Rebecca..Lehrman.

3,000 Refugees Entered
Palestine in Six Weeks

Approkimately, . 3,000 Jewish
refugees from Romania Hung-
ary, Poland, Greece and Spain
were brought into Palestine :in
the six-week period between
Nov. 1 and Dec. 15, it was an-
nounced by Dr. James G. Heller,
national chairman of the United
Palestine Appeal, through the'
United Jewish Appeal for Ref-
ugees, Overseas Needs and Pal-
estine.
Among the recent arrivals, Dr.
Heller stated, were 958 immi-
grants who arrived by special
train at Athlith—a record-break-
ing' number for a single day.
This group included 420 Hungar-
ian Jewish refugees, 380 orphan-
ed children from Transnistria,
and a small number of Romanian
Jewish immigrants. They had
traveled by boat to the Romanian
port of Galata en route to Pal-
estine.

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