Friday, August 17, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Saudi-Arabia. Received
$12,000,000 Lend-Lease

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

By Danny Ra in

HY BRODER was a fine man
. His death is sadly mourned
• . As president of the Jewish
Center he had a great number of
friends . . . All who knew him
liked his pleasant ways . . . His
smile was catching . . . As an
active leader in the community
he was respected by everyone ...
He got things done . . . and was
always quick to praise those who
helped in any way.
The heart that failed at 47 had
a particular spot for the youth in
the community . . It was his
aim to cultivate a thoroughly
rounded out prograni for the
younger folks . . Only a few
months ago, he mentioned to us
about having some wonderful
ideas along those lines . . . If
they were anything like the ones
he told us before, Jewish youth
has suffered a tremendous loss.
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LEAVE IT TO the guys in
uniform to think up ways and
means of putting over a practical
- joke . . . Jerry Wetsman, softball
start in the. Times League' and
one of the city's top badminton
players, had a few pulled on him
during his 18 month sojourn in
service . . . but one still sticks.
in his mind. •
The fellows were having a
hectic nine innings and Jerry
came up ready to knock the ball
into the next county . . The
pitcher served him one of those
soft lobs right over the platter
and Jerry swung • . . at a nice
ripe grapefruit colored to look
like a softball ... His dungarees
resembled a new-fangled break-
fast dish . . and he swears he
never did get all the seeds out
of his mouth.
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CAPT. NORMAN KOLIN came
home a pretty much be-medalled
young gent . . . He was a bomber
pilot with the 8th Air Force .. .
Won the Silver Star, Oct. 20,
1944, for some super doings over
Holland . . . Two Distinguished
Flying Crosses for being a flight
leader and returning from Han-
over on two engines . . . Seven

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WASHINGTON (JTA)—Saudi-
Arabia has received American
lend-lease aid valued at $12,000,-
000 - with most of it given in silver
coins, it was disclosed here by the
W a r Investigating Committee
headed by Senator Mead of New
York.
It was learned here that the
Standard Oil Co. of California
and the Texas Company are now
fully prepared to finance and
build the trans-Arabian .pipe line
to tap the petroleum resources
which they have bedn jointly de-
veloping in Saudi Arabia. It is
possible that Haifa and Jaffa will
be the terminals for the new pipe
line, it was indicated.

Air Medals for. 35 missions . . .
and a Presidential Citation.
Norm played baseball with
Auto Club about two years ago,
under "Cincy" Sachs . . . He
weds Paula Faye Tyner, Oct; 23,
then both leave for Los Angeles.

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A LADY sauntered into Harry
Bauman's insurance office in the
Book Building to inform him
that she wanted to cancel out .. .
Said she was getting tired of
paying on ,ther husband's policy
. . . That she didn't feel it should
be kept up, anyway, because he
already had been dead for three
years.
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THE _ BNAI BRITH Bowling
League, which allocated a special
fund to sponsor the younger
fellows in their athletic activi-
ties: . . and help get Jeturning
servicemen back in the. swing of
sports . . . will throw a party for
the boys at Lola Park Valley,
Aug. 29 . . . Clothier Harry
Thomas chairrnans the affair and
promises quite a shindig. ‘-‘
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SIMON BROWN, owner of the
Detroit Army and Navy store on
Cadillac Square, really does
things in a big -way . Gave a
large party complete with flow-
ing champagne and a huge
tower-like wedding cake . to
celebrate daughter Gertrude's
Chicago marriage . 7 , and the
bride and groom weren't even
there.
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A BOOK was sent to Cpl.
Gerald Phillips while he was still
in the states . . Didn't get to
read too much of it but enough
to become engrossed, before
someone stole it from him on a
train . . . While going from Biak
to Leyte . . . a year later .. . he
found one on the boat . . . de-
cided to read on . . . and opened
the cover to find his name on the
inside. It was his own book!
We he gets home, Gerald has
a definite "I Do" date with very
cute Lylian Ginies.
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WHEN THE info about Japan
throwing in the towel hit the
air-waves, Mrs. Bertha Adelman
ran onto her porch and excitedly
asked her neighbor if she heard
the good news 7 . "Yes, isn't it
wonderful?" . . 7 "It's more than
that," said Mrs. Adelman, "it's
terrific!" . . Then the woman
next door curved her eyebrows
and asked, "How in the world
did you know so soon?" . . . and
Mrs. Adelman told her she just
heard it on the radio . . . "Well,"
replied the lady, "I don't know
what you're talking about, but
my daughter just had a baby
girl!"

Local Brevities

HOME SERVICE, Detroit
Chapter of the American Red
Cross, moved on Aug. 11 from
320 W. Lafayette to 153 E. Eliz-
abeth St., at John R, where
they are located on the third
floor. The new telephone number
is CA. 3900.

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A lively story in which many
young war-separated couples
may see their own situation will
end the Community War Chest
"CRISIS IN WAR TOWN" ser-
ies Monday, at 1:15 p. m., over
station WWJ The Detroit
News. The story, "The Man
Who Came Back," stars two
young Broadway stars, Joan Tet-
zel and Richard Widmark. Vic-
tory Jory, last seen on Broad-
way with Elizabeth Bergner in
"The Two Mrs. Carrolls," will
be narrator. -A featured member
of the cast is Madeleine Pierce,
one of radio's veteran special-
ists, who portrays children, from
the baby stage up to 12 years:
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BARTLETT HOTEL, 205 Park
Ave., Charlevoix, located a block
from the beach and a block froth
the downtown district, has at-
tracted many Detroit and Chi-
cago vacationists.

Jewish Vocational Service Here
Offers Aid to Vets and Employers

All Jewish veterans are cordially invited to use the Jew-
ish Vocational Service, 320 W. Lafayette Boulevard, for help
in securing jobs for which they are best suited. No fees are
charged. Please telephone CAdillac 8570 on weeks days to
arrange for day or evening appointments.

Employers are also invited to advise the Jewish Voca-
tional Service of job opportunities.

CLASSIFIED

Gets Medical Position of
National Jewish Hospital

The appointment of Dr. Allan
Hurst of New York as assistant
medical director of the Nation-
al Jewish Hospital at Denver

EDWARD LEVINSON, 44, of
20226 Appoline, UAW-CIO pub-
licity director in Detroit since
1939, died Aug. 8. Funeral ser-
vices were held Aug. 10. A form-
er newspaperman, he was editor
of the national UAW publica-
tion, the United Automobile
Worker, and was author of sev-
eral books, including "I Break
Strikes" and "Labor on the
March." Surviving him are his
wife, Louise, and three daugh-
ters, Catha, Janet and Barbara.
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LOUIS W. RUBENSTEIN of
17360 Roselawn. died Aug. 2 at
the age of 31. Mr. Rubenstein,
who was born in Detroit and at-
tended Wayne University, here,
was a well-known public. 'ac-
countant and active in the Jew-
ish community. The funeral was
at Louis Brothers Funeral Home
and interment as Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. He leaves his
wife, Shirley; a daughter, Bar-
barbara, 4, and a son, Richard, 2.
He was a member of Arlazaroff
Branch JNWA and other local
movements and was active in
charity drives.
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JACOB LAYNE of 1910 Tuxedo
died Aug. 9 at the.age of 71. Fun-
eral services were held at Ira
Kaufman fimeral home, on Sun-
day. Rabbi J. S. Sperka and
Cantor H. Adler .officiated. He
leaves his wife, Celia; sons,
Maurice, Samuel, Albert a n d
Herman; daughters, , Fritzi, and
Mrs. Charles Blair. Interment was
in Bnai David cemetery.

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DR. ALLAN HURST

has been announced by Alfred
Triefus, .president .of the hos-
pital. Dr. Hurst has already as-
sumed his duties at the institu-
tion under Dr. , Charles J. Kauf-
man, medical director.
A graduate of Columbia Uni-
versity and Long Island College
of Medicine, Dr. Hurst has
specialized in the treatment of
tuberculosis and other pulmon-
ary diseases in private practice
and with public agencies in
New York City.

Bnai Brith Yom Kippur
Dance Sept. 17; Funds
For Building Project

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Monument
Unveilings

IRA hAtirmAN

The stranger that sojourneth
with you shall be unto you as
the home-born among. you, and
thou shalt love him . as --thyself,
for ye were strangers in the
land of Egypt: Lev itieus 19:34

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The Bnai Brith Youth Organi-
zation of Detroit announces that
its annual Yom Kippur dance
will be held in the Fountain
Room of the Masonic Temple on
Yom Kippur- night, Sept. 17, Phil
Brestoff's orchestra will provide
the music.
SponSoring organizations in-
clude Bnai Brith Young Men, B.
B. Young Women, A. Z. A. and
B. B. Girls.
Proceeds will be used for the
erection of a Bnai Brith Youth
Center, the present headquarters
of Louis Marshall Lodge having
been found inadequate.
Tickets are procurable from
members of the sponsoring or-
ganizations, at the Bnai Brith
and A. Z. A. office, 12233 Lin-
wood and at the door on the
WILLIAM WEIlksTBERG, 3295 night of the dance. -°
Rochester, died Aug. 11 at the age
of 63. Funeral services were held
Sunday at Ira Kaufman funeral
home. Rabbi H. Rosenwasser . of-
ficiated. He leaves his sons, Irv-
ing and Sidney; a daughter, Mrs.
Harold Shine. Interment was at
The unveiling of a mrInurnent
Beth Tefilo Emanuel cemetery.
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over the grave of the late Mrs.
CELIA PERNICK, 1930 Phila- Janet Keperwas Shaw will take
delphia, died .Aug. 13 at the age place at 12 noon on Sunday, Aug.
of 72. Funeral services were held 19, at Machpelah Cemetery. Rel
Tuesday at Ira Kaufman funeral atives and friends are invited to
home. She leaves her sons, David, attend the service.
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