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Fridai, lVi arch 9, '1945

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

THE JEWISH NEWS

National Coitncil
Urges Palestine
To Aid Hospitals

Government- Gave $120,000
Toward Jewish Medical
Budget of $6,400,000

y Danny Raskin
"THIS AIN'T THE ARMY!"
... That's what one of the khaki-
clad out at Romulus chirped up
with when he sat down to an
after-service-supper, complete
with elaborate menu, crested
saverWare and silver candle-
sticks . .. It was the Friday nite
work of a group of; Jewish or-
ganizations.

ORK LEADER Pfc. Harvey
Barnett is doing Honolulu with
cousin, Ralph Stone, first f am-
ily-ar face he's seen in a year
. . . Writes that best friend and
featured drummer, Kenny Sing-
er, has been injured in Germany.
* * *
WOUNDED TWICE, Cpl, Jack
Glickoff still fights on with the
Red Arrow Division . . . This
time, Manila and points onward
. . . Jack was one of the few
fellows left when the 128th sec-
ond battalion was wiped out .. .
He wears the Silver Stai for
gallantry and the new Libera-
tion of Philippines medal.
* * *
NOTES .
Detroit Serv-a-
•Camp has been well on the ball
for Passover . . Sending goodies
and stuff for GIs out Hawaii
way .
. Pfc. Ed Blum hellos
from Germany . . . Brother, Lt.
Norman Blum, is still a Nazi
prisoner.
* * *
USO DIRECTOR Sam Kurzon
is on the sharp lookout for as-
sistants, to fill Ros Rice's shoes
. . . She must be college grad
and experienced in group and
recreation work . . She'll head
social and recreation program
and take complete charge of
hostesses.
* * *
PVT. HARVEY SIBRAK, got
the Bronze Star medal . . . "For
heroic achievement," says the
award . . . Assistant ambulance
driver, he was told that attempts
to evacuate wounded man in
vicinity of Rezonville, France,
had failed because of enemy fire
. . . "With complete disregard
for his own safety, in the face
of enemy fire," Harvey drove to
about 100 yards from casualty,
advanced the rest on foot, ad-
ministered first aid during fire
and helped carry wounded _ to
ambulance.

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Another commendation reads
that Harvey, upon entering
burning village of Kaltzeville,
France, established clearing sta-
tion forward of all aid stations
. . . Town under heavy artillery
and mortar fire with enemy in-
fantry still active while he
worked . . . Commended for
"Courageous action and devotion
to duty." . • He's married to
former Esther Chicorel.
* * *
• THIS MONTH'S ESQUIRE
has it that after comic hero
Superman had • "single-handedly
ripped the Westwall," the Nazi
sheet, Das Schwarze Korps, came
out with an article announcing
that Superman was a Jew . . .
And ;the Way our boys are going
at. it, gLiesa they weren't very far
off! ,

Intervention in Behalf

JERUSALEM, (Palcor)—T h e
Palestine Government contri-
butes only $120,000 toward Jew-
ish Palestine's medical aid bud-
get of $6,400,000, the Vaad Le-
umi, Jewish Palestine's National
Council, revealed this week.
The Vaad Leumi passed a re-
solution, at a plenary session
here, demanding that the gov-
ernment treat as public institu-
tions those hospitals and health
institutions which are adminis-
tered by Jewish public bodies
and proposes that the Govern-
ment's Department of Health de-
termine the hospital require-
ments of the Jewish population
in every district on a proportion-
al basis.
The figures mentioned refer to
1944. Kupath Cholim, the Sick
Benefit Society of the Histad-
ruth, with a membership of 225,-
000, contributed $4,000,000 to-
wards the total, with the re-
mainder coming from the Vaad
Leumi, local councils, and Had-
assah which maintains a tuber-
culosis hospital at Safad, as well
as the Hebrew University Hospi-
tal on Mount Scopus and other
health services..
The Government's share was
a grant-in-aid of $88,000 to the
Tel Aviv Municipal Hospital,
and $32,000 to the Vaad Leumi
school hygiene program and
services for infant welfare and
tubercular care. The Jewish
hospitals have 1,500 beds, of
which 1,129 are in Jewish pub-
lic institutions whose yearly
maintenance exceeded $1,600,000,
the burden of which evolved
entirely on the Jews.
The Vaad Leumi also adopted
a budget of $1,360,000 for educa-
tion, to which the Jewish Agen-
cy was urged to contribute $80,-
000, instead of $300,000 which
the Agency had contributed last
year. The Vaad Leumi demand-
ed a Government grant of $568,-
000.

Hitler Can't Do
That to Us!

• STOCKHOLM, (JTA)—One
of the rumors floating around
Germany, according to the
Aftontidningen,
Stockholm
daily, is that Hitler has un-
dergone facial surgery to
make him look like a Jew,
presumably to avoid capture
by the Allies.
The report, brought here by
a traveller from Germany,
says that a Jewish surgeon,
Dr. Cohn, was released from
a concentration camp to per-
form the operation and was
murdered as soon as he had
finished his work.
Hitler is supposed to have
been given a longer nose,.
rounder cheeks and a duelling
scar on his forehead to make
him resemble a Jewish uni-
versity student.

HOW TIMES DO CHANGE!
ZURICH, (JTA)—Frighten-
ed Germans are scurrying
around Budapest desperately
seeking _to buy forged docu-
ments attesting to the fact
that they are of Jewish an-
cestry, according to the free
Hungarian radio. The Ger-
mans hope to avoid intern-
ment provided under the Al-
lied armistice terms for all
Germans except those of the
Jewish faith.

of Bulgarian Jews Asked
NEW YORK, (JTA)-1Declar-
ing that Billgaria had had ample
time in the two and a half
rnontlig since ,signing: armis-
tite with the United Nations to
take: steps, o halt, discrimination
against JeWs,,- the - American
JeWish Committee this week ap-
pealed to the governments of RECEPTA.C:L . E.S
the U. S., Great Britain and Rus- Garbage, Ash and Rubbage Reinforced,
sia "to do everything in their
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed...
power towards removing dis-
Priced Right,
criminations still in force against
AMERICAN
the Jews and restoring to theM
RECEPTACLE CO.
their rights 'arid" possessions." •

Give to the Red Cross

Joseph Rosenthal Dies

Page Twenty-Three

Magida on Staff
Of Yeshiva College

Joseph Rosenthal, who was
born in Detroit 66 years ago
and was in business in the East-
ern Market for 35 years, died
Feb. 28.
Funeral services were held
March 1 at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home. Burial was in Machpelah
Cemetery.
His nephew, Rabbi Harold N.
Rosenthal, officiated
at the
funeral.
Mr. Rosenthal was a member
of Detroit Lodge 55 Knights of
•
Pythias and other organizations.
He is survived by his wife,
Frances; a son, Leslie, with
whom he was associated in busi-
ABRAM S. MAGIDA
ness; two brothers, Isaac and
Abe; two sisters, Mrs. Hattie
NEW YORK—The appointment
Oppenheim of Detroit and Mrs. of Abram S. Magida to the execu-
Samuel Siegel of Los Angeles. tive staff of the Yeshiva and
Yeshiva College, was announced
by Dr. Samuel Belkin, president.
Mr. Magida at present is on
the executive staff of the Ameri-
MRS. ETHEL ZIMBERT, who can Zionist Emergency Council.
was born in Russia 78 years ago He formerly served in. a similar
and came to Detroit 16 years capacity with the United Pales-
ago, was buried Feb. 27 in tine Appeal and the Zionist Or-
Machpelah Cemetery. Surviving ganization of America. He was
are a daughter, Mrs. Max Paxe, for four years associate field di-
and three sons, Dr. H. A. Pays- rector of the United Jewish Ap-
ner and Edward and Jack peal.
Peisner.
* * *
Abraham Olender Dies;
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN of 1718 Father of Librarian
E. 4th St., Brooklyn, died March
2. Burial took place March 4. At Shaarey Zedek
He was a member of the Zion-
Abraham Olender of 8741 La-
ist Organization for 40 years.
He came to this country from Salle Blvd., father of Miss Janet
Siedlec, Poland, 35 years ago. Olender, Librarian of Shaarey
He is survived by three daugh- Zedek, and of Theodore Olender,
ters, three sons, 20 grandchild- who is prominent in local Zion-.
ren and 10 great-grandchildren, ist circles, died suddenly on
all of New York, and two grand- Friday, March 2, at the age of 68.
Funeral services were held
children, Mrs. Mollie Alpert and
Dr. Ben Glicksman, and two Sunday afternoon at Lewis Bros.
Burial was in Machpelah Ceme-
great-grandchildren of Detroit.
tery. Rabbis A. M. Hershman
JACOB KENTZ, a resident of and Isaac Stollman and Cantor
Port Huron for more than 25 J. H. Sonenklar officiated.
Mr. Olender, who was born
years, died on ' Purim. A former
resident of Bay City, he was in Poland and came to Detroit
for five years treasurer of Con- 29 years ago, was the founder
gregation Mt. Sinai in Port Hur- of A. Olender & Son wholesale
on. He is survived by his wife, bakery and confectionery sup-
the former Rose Singer; three plies at 1400 14th Ave. He was
brothers, Charles of Chicago, a m e m b e r of Congregation
Harold of Flint and William of Shaarey Zedek, the Zionist Or-
Bay City; and a sister, Mrs. Jane ganization, Unit e d Hebrew
Lindenbaum of Brooklyn, N. Y. Schools, Chesed shel Emes, and
Funeral services were held at was a participant in numerous
Mt. Sinai Synagogue with Dr. local and national movements.
Surviving, besides Janet and
Selig S. Auerbach officiating.
* * *
Theodore, are his wife, Rose;
WILLIAM ALLER, 2005 W. two other sons, Louis and Philip;
Philadelphia, died March 1 at five other daughters, Mrs. W.
the age of 66. Funeral services Epstein, Mrs. Fannie Glicker,
were held Friday at Ira Kauf- Mrs. E. Pleasant, Elsie and Ethel;
man Funeral Home. Rabbi Ja- 10 grandchildren; a brother, Ben-
cob Ungar officiated. He is sur- jamin Olender of McKeespbrt,
vived by his wife, Sadie; three Pa.; three sisters, Mrs. J. Rosen,
sons, Charles H. and Jos. G. of Mrs. M. Epstein and Mrs. H.
Detroit, Benjamin G. of Chicago; Tennis of Springwell, Ill.
two daughters, Mrs. Albert Si-
mon. and Mrs. Wilton Weston.
Burial was in Beth Moses Cem-
etery.
* * *
NATHAN BRUSS, 2747 Glad-
stone, died March 3 at the age of
68. Funeral services were held WASHINGTON—War bond
Sunday at Ira Kaufman Funeral sales by Bnai Brith reached
Home. Rabbi A. M. Hershman $461,500,000 at the close of the
officiated. He leaves his wife, 6th War Loan during which the
Jennie; three sons, David and organization was credited with
Kalman of Detroit, Samuel of selling $10,178,930 worth, it was
Chicago; two daughters, Pearl announced at Bnai Brith head-
of Detroit; Mrs. Herman Solo- quarters by the National War
mon of Greenville, Miss. Burial Service Department.
was in Beth Abraham Cemetery.
Of the total, the Bnai Brith
* * *
men accounted for $309,500,000;
HARRY S. LESSINGER, 2556 the Bnai Brith women for $125,-
W. Philadelphia, died 'March 4 000,000; Aleph Zadik Aleph, Bnai
kt the age of 52. He leaves his Brith Girls. and Bnai Brith Young
wife, Rose; two children, Helen Women, $20,000,000 and Bnai
and Richard. Services were held Brith Hillel Foundations, $7,000,-
Monday at Ira Kaufman Funeral 000.
Home. Interment was in Roch-
ester, N. Y.

Obituaries

Bnai Brith Sells
461 Million Worth
Of War Bonds

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•MELVIN BERMAN, three-
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Berman of 17395 Stoepel
Ave., died March 4. Burial was
in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar officiated.

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Palestine Seen As
Health Pacemaker

WASHINGTON, D. C. (JPS)----
The importance of Palestine as a
health pacemaker in the Middle
East, was emphasized here by
Dr. Haim Yassky, director of the
Hadassah Medical Organization,
who recently arrived from Pal-
estine. Dr. Yassky said 60 Pales-
tine Jewish health and welfare
workers are on their way to Eu-
rope for the United Nations Re-
lief and. Rehabilitation Admin-
istration.
Calling for a United . Nations
health league to stamp out epi-
demics and lay the groundwork
for postwar world-wide health
work, Dr. Yassky estimated that
immediate health measures in
Palestine would cost $1,000,000
annually for every 100,000 ref-
ugees entering the country.

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PRESS MONEY .

Don't fool yourself, we have that
now. Tremendous pent-up buying
power of 240 billion dollars in
cash, deposits and government
bonds owned by individuals hangs
over the market. What would
happen to prices if scared money
runs to cover? We can't hold
these properties. Make up your
mind. You'll be sorry if you
wait. See Mr. Bedford for
Facts & Figures.
$21,000 dwn. Finest IS apt. 2-3
large rms. like new. Depression
rent $8,670. Construction cost $85,-
000. 'A lifetime buy only $48,000.
Reliable east side location.
$16,000 dwn. Best 14 apt. 3 rms.
bath with showers. New stoves.
Cheap rent -$6,246. Built 1928 one
of the latest. Snap $32,000.
$15,000 dwn. Outstanding cor. 20
apts. 4-5 rooms. New stoker new
tankless water heater. Very clean.
Low rents $10,000. Widow will sell
at cost.
$16,000 dwn. Estate must sell 22
apt. 4 story elevator all new Kel-
vinators. Former sales value, $125,-
000. •Former rents $20,000. Ceil-
ing rent now $10,000. Entire price
only $46,000.
$15,000 dwn. 31 apts. 3-4 rooms.
. Court design, tiled gables, big
porches, new stria. plant, new tank-
less hot water, new stoker. Big
showy property. Depression rent
_$14,000. Construction cost $145.000.
- Out of town owner will sell only
$75, 000.
$65,000 dwn. Shadow of Fisher
Bldg. Lobby elevator. Profitable
going business with $35.000 ceiling
rent. Price only half replacement
!cost. Operating figures from the
books. •

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