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Kaplan lierem' Palestine Economic Corp. President- Edison Completes
In the U. S. to Purchase Machinery Plans to Restore
Is Condemned
Vets to Their Jobs
Rabbinical Assembly's Ex-

ecutive Committee Protests
'Excommunication'

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y Danny 'Raskin --

TWO MARINES came into
Mike Galsky's American. Army
& Navy store on -Cadillac
Square ; . . Seems they had
been over and seen plenty of
hell . . and coming back to
where folkS didn't even know
there was a war going on was
too much for them . . . Mike,
who thinks of all servicemen as
"My boys," tried to dispel their
sour attitude.
After talking to them for
awhile he sat them by the
phone . . . had them call home
.
. which was on the west
coast
. . and was ready to
fight when they offered to pay
•
even for the merchandise
. . . The boys couldn't thank
him enough and left the store
in smiles . . . Mike forgot about
it until recently receiving a let-
ter from one of them . . writ-
ten on Guam . . . thanking him
again • . . It said that people
back home like Mike now made
the war worth fighting for . .
The Marines had found their
answer to "Why are we here?"
. , but to Mike it was just one
of his many occasions to say
thanks to "my boys."
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THE RETURN of Hank Green-
berg to the Detroit Tiger fold
will be a welcome sight to fans
in and around these parts . .
But more so to his fellow Jews

NEW. YORK (JTA)—The Rab-
binical . Assembly's executive
committee adopted a resolution
protesting the "eNcommunica-
tion": of Dr. M. M. Kaplan by
the Union of Orthodox Rabbis.
Pointing out the difference of
opinion concerning Dr. Kaplan's
revised prayer • book, the As-
sembly said: . "The burning of
books by orthodox rabbis consti-
tuted a HiMil HaSherri and a
desecration of the Divine Name
which threatens to undermine
Judaism everywhere." The state-
ment added that the Orthodox
rabbis' action violates the feel-
ings of the overwhelming ma-
jority of American Jews.

WOO.
'&1SM:Nt:

JULIUS SIMON, president of the Palestine Economic Corpora-
tion, being interviewed in N. Y. on his arrival for a brief visit
in the U. S. Mr. Simon's headquarters are in Jerusalem.

Plans for the return of 12,000
Detroit Edison employes on
military leave have been com-
pleted, James W. Parker, presi-
dent, announced.
In a message to each employe
in the service, the company is
advising that he will be restored
to his former position or, if
qualified, to the position to
which he would have been
raised by promotion had he not
been away. His wage will in-
clude raises granted while he
has been away. If the man's po-
sition has been discontinued, the
company will endeavor to find
another position of like senior-
ity, status and pay. Life insur-
ace, retirement plan benefits,
immediate vacation with pay and
sick leave benefits automatically
will be restored.
James F. O'Brien has been
assigned to the employment
bureau as veterans' coordinator
whose job will be concerned.
with restoring veterans to their
former jobs and assisting them
in solving their individual read-
justment problems.

NEW YORK — Palestine will of the Palestine Economic Corp-
be a very profitable market in oration is an extensive irrigation
addicts know who they're yell-
ing for when the , Bronx Bomber the Middle East for American system which has been worked
exports when conditions return out with the aid of American
lifts one into the stands ,
to
normal, declared Julius Sim- experts," he announced.
Hank made himself a credit to
on,
president of the Palestine
The Palestine Economic Cor-
all Jewry when he left $55,000
a year post with the Tigers to Economic Corp., largest Ameri- poration, 570 Lexington Ave.,
become one of the first ball can business enterprise in that New York, was formed- in 1926
country, on his recent arrival "to afford an instrument through
players to enter service.
from his headquarters in Jeru- which American Jews and oth-
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Many orders already ers who may be interested may
OTHER THAN being one of Salem.
Charge Many Greek Jews
have been placed in this country
the top drummer boys in the for the purchase of industrial give material aid on a strictly
Still
in British Camps
business
basis
to
productive
Pal-
city . . . playing with the M ichi-
and agricultural machinery for
gan Theater ork and other Phil Palestinian factories and farms, estinian enterprises and thereby
further the economic develop-
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Many
Brestoff engagements . . Dave Mr. Simon said.
ment of the Holy Land and the Greek Jews are still being held
Feinstein is also quite a busi-
"One of the most important
nessman . . . He owns a flourish- projects in the long-range plans resettlement there of an increas- in British concentration camps
ing number of Jews."
in Africa because they were
ing drug store.
members of ELAS partisian units
HY GOLDMAN . . . peer of
or were supporters of the EAM,
the keyboards . . . brought a bit
parent body of the ELAS, it was
of discontent to a down-
charged by the Greek-American
town nitery following a subbing
PHILIP ROSENBAUM, of 3244 Council. It also asserted that
engagement with a trio there
Monterey, age 68, died at Harper Jews are confined in Greek jails
recently . . . The employes are
hospital, June 9. Internment was for the same reason. Pro-fascist
trying in vain to accept the
music now being played . . . and UNVEILING OF TOMBSTONE at Hebrew Memorial Park Ceme- and monarchist groups are being
tery on June 11, Rabbi Joshua allowed to spread anti-Jewish
the spot's regular ivory tickler
The family of the late Hyman Sperka, officiating. Survivors are propaganda and engage in anti-
can't get any enthusiastic rhy-
thmizing from his two cohorts. and Morris Siegel announce the his wife, Bessie; three sons, Semitic agitation, the council
WHEN CPL. Larry Sanders unveiling of tombstones over Frank, Morris Rosenbaum and said.
and T/4 Mae Mazen met each their graves on Sunday, June Pfc. Benjamin Rosenbaum; a
Fred Martel, newest singing
Leslie D. Bloom.
other four months ago at 24, at 11 a. m. Rabbi I. Stollman daughter, Mrs.
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discovery of Eddie Cantor and
Vaughn General Hospital, Chi- will officiate. Relatives and
PINKUS GREENBERG, 2605 recently discharged from the
cago, neither thought any more friends are invited to attend.
Elmhurst, died June 14, at the
of it than two people saying
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age of 82. He had been a resi- Navy, owes his sudden success
hello . . . but meeting for the
The unveiling of monuments dent of Detroit for 54 years. to the fact that he hitch-hiked to
second time on a train coming over the graves of the late Isa-
into Detroit was another story dore Gold and his daughter, the Funeral services were held at Los Angeles instead of taking the
. . That something called love late Anne Korelitz, will take the Hebrew Benevolent Society, train. Cantor picked Martel ,up,
took over from then on ... and place at 1 p. m. Sunday, June June 14. Rabbis Thumin, Rabin- and while they were riding along
they were married after a three- 24, at the Turover Cemetery. owitz and Rotenberg officiated. Fred broke into song. His voice
month courtship . . . last Tues- Rabbis I. Stollman, William He is survived by his wife, Idel; so pleased Eddie that he audi-
day at the Bnai David . . . He Gold and A. Moldawsky will of- four sons, Jacob, Abe, Henry tioned him as soon as they ar-
has been discharged but Mae is ficiate. Relatives and friends and Ruby; three daughters, Mrs. rived in town and signed him to
still a WAC stationed at the are invited to attend the service. P. Zucca, Mrs. Ben Lewis and a contract!
hospital as a 'secretary . He Those desiring transportation Mrs. Jack Feldman. Interment
had been seriously stricken with are asked to arrange to use was in the Beth Abraham Cem-
etery.
a tropical disease on Saipan.
cars which will be available at
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12 noon at Mrs. Gold's residence,
who know that he plays an im-
HARRY
J.
LEFKOFSKY, 57, LIN EliS accepted from responsible
A BIT OF HUMOR . . . About 3764 Rochester.
portant part in cementing better
died last Saturday, after a long firms or persons by telephone ttp to
the
tough
drill
sergeant
who
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a. tn. Wednesday. Bates: 25c a line.
inter-racial relationships .
illness, at St. Mary's Hospital. 10
Minimum charge 50c.
The great population of baseball ordered every man in the squad
The family of the late Rose Funeral services were held Tues-
to hold his left leg out in front Levin (formerly of Mack Ave.) day and burial was in Clover
RAndolph 7956
of him . . . and one rookie, announce the unveiling of the Hill Park Cemetery. Mr. Lef
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slightly confused, held his right monument on Sunday, July 1, kofsky's father, Joseph, opened BOOKKEEPER, experienced for small
office. Permanent position with old
left out, which brought it out at Beth Moses Cemetery, 131/2 Detroit's first delicatessen store
Additional Capital?
established firm. Good salary. See
next to his neighbor's leg . . Mile Rd. and Little Mack Ave., here 49 years ago. He and his
We Loan on Machinery — Equip-
Mr. Heiman, ReNew Sweeper Co.
ment — Chattel Mortgages — Con-
"Okay," shouted the sarge, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and brother, Goodman, were partners
tracts — Notes.
9591 Grand River, HO. 1400; eve-
"who's the wise guy holding up friends are invited to attend the in the J. Lefkofsky & Sons deli-
Prompt, Confidential Service
nings, UN. 1-1057.
both legs?"
service.
catessen in the Broadway Mar-
* * *
airy room for gentleman.
Commercial
* * *
ket, since their • father died in LARGE
Good transportation. Meals optional.
THE
MORNING
of
May
23
The unveiling of a monument 1929. Besides his brother he is
Acceptance Corp.
TO. 8-3568.
was a red banner occasion for for the late Rebecca Hochman survived by his wife, Lillian; a
Henry Jassy, Pres.
ELDERLY lady will share home with
community
friend,
T/4
Ernie
daughter,
Mrs.
Maxine
De
614 Fox Bldg.
will take place on Sunday, June
CA. 6472
a couple or woman. 2279 Calvert.
Iczkovitz . . His commanding 24, at the Turover Cemetery. Cesare, and three grandchildren.
officer brought in an order Rabbi I. Stollman and Rabbi He was a member of Temple ROOM for employed woman or two.
awarding him the Bronze Star Golden will • officiate. Relatives Israel,- Perfection Lodge and
Dexter—Pasadena. ' Private home.
.Call Saturday. TO. 5-7005.
. . . "for meritorious service in and friends are invited to attend Consistory.
BUSINESS
the face of the enemy" . .. and the service and to meet at 12
COMFORTABLE and cheerful room
or
Ernie really whooped it up! .. . noon at. 2053 W. Philadelphia. Himmler Planned
for gentleman in home of 2 adults.
to
Hide
For the medal? . . . No sirree!
Excellent transportation. TY. 4-2944,
INDIVIDUAL
* * *
In Palestine as Refugee
2525 Taylor.
. . It was just a piece of tin
The family of the late Rebecco
LONDON, (JTA) — Observers WILL exchange 6-room flat for 2
as far as he was concerned . . .
The reason? . . . Only an hour Weller announce the unveiling here have voiced the opinion that
bedroom apartment or income. TO.
before he had twice counted up of a monument over her grave the 7,500 Palestine pounds found
5-9317.
his points for coming home and at 11 a. m. on Sunday, June 24, among the effects of Heinrich FURNITURE repaired, restyled. 25
on
it totaled 81 each time . . . The at Beth Tefilo Emanuel Ceme- Himmler indicated that the late
years' experience. Furniture bought
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT five-point Bronze Star put him tery.. Relatives and friends are Gestapo leader had planned, as
and sold. 15460 Livernois. UN.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
invited
to
attend
the
service.
one
of
his
alternative
methods
just over the needed 85 . . . and
4-4371.
FIXTURES
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0
for escaping detection, to live in SERVICEMAN'S wife will rent room
Ernie really whooped it up . . .
The unveiling of a monument Palestine disguised as a German-
cause he'll be coming home!
to business girl. Dexter vicinity--
over the grave of the late Ruth Jewish refugee.
good transportation. TY. 7-4931.
TRUCKS • TRAILERS
E.
Miller
will
take
place
at
12
PLEASURE CARS
DISCHARGED VETERAN and wife,
Jewish Committee Hold
noon,
Sunday,
June
24,
at
Clover
C
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both working, desire 3 or 4 moms,
Hill Park Cemetery. Relatives Conference in Warsaw
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apartment or income. Furnished or
MOSCOW, (JTA ) —Th e Lub-
and friends are invited to attend
unfurnished. HO. 3218.
QUICK SERVICE
lin radio announces that a meet-
the service.
MONEY WITHIN HOURS
ing of representatives of Jewish WELL FURNISHED apartment. Two
rooms. Summer sublet. Fullerton.
committees in the Warsaw area
Single occupant. $15 a week. TO.
to discuss rehabilitation prob-
7-3305.
lems was held in the Polish
ELDERLY MAN wants a middle-aged
INVESTMENT CO.
RECEPTACLES capital recently.
or elderly lady for light services.
40teza/Dpieatt,
Of the 30 delegates, 10 repre-
Room and board and $10 Weekly.
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage Reinforced
sented
the
Jews
of
Warsaw,
it-
CHAPEL
AND
PARLORS
26th Year
Call between 10 and 2. Adler. UN.;
Concrete. Fully Guaranteed.
self. Dr. Emil Sommerstein, presi-
9419 DEXTER BOULEVARD
3-0204, 17132 Greenlawn, near 6-Mile.
Priced Right.
320 Fort St. West
dent
of
the
Central
Jewish
Re-
TYLER 7-4520
ELDERLY WIDOW seeks woman to
AMERICAN
CHerry 7474
lief Committee in Poland, pre-
share 3-rom income. Twin beds. Well
RECEPTACLE CO.
sided.
located and spacious. TO. 8-2635.

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