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THE. JEWISH NEWS

Weds Serviceman

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Honoring her son, Major Mordecai L. Falick, who has just re-
turned from the South Pacific, Mrs. Anna Falick will receive her
friends and relatives on Sunday, Aug. 19, from 2 to 5, at 3201 Sher-
bourne, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Ryclis. No cards.
Cpl. LeRoy Dunn has returned from a year's service in the
European Theater of War and is spending his 30-day furlough with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Dunn of Hazelwood Ave., before
reporting for re-deployment at San Luis Obisco, Calif. His twin
brother, Abner, who was injured in the Battle of the Belgium Bulge
in January, will be home this week from the O'Reilly General
Hospital in Springfield, Mo.
Dr. Arthur P. Cherney, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cherney of 2711
Glendale Ave., a recent graduate of the Northern Illinois College of
Optometry, is now serving with the Merchant Marine.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Linsky of Euclid Ave. had a family gather-
ing on Aug. 5, honoring their mother, Fannie Linsky, and for Mr.
and Mrs. Schreiber Who are leaving for Los Angeles, Calif. –
Mr. and Mrs. I. Bloom and daughters, Shirley Ann and Mary
Ellen, have returned from Brookline, Mass., where they attended
the wedding of their son and brother, Lt. Jerome P. Bloom, to
Charlotte H. Ross of Brookline.
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Sgt. Milton H. Feinstein is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ida Fein-
stein, 13641 Dexter Blvd., on a 30 day furlough, after having s4ved
two and one-half years with the Persian Gulf Command. A young-
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er brother, Ed, has been honorably discharged after having swi
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active dutyin the ETO. His other brother, F/O Sam, is a navigattr MRS. MARTIN M. HOROWITZ
(Miss Gloria Kling)
on a B-24 in the Netherlands East Indies and has 13 missions to
his credit to date.
The marriage of Miss Gloria
Mrs. Harold K. Brown and Mrs. Jack Weinberg gave a surprise
baby shower for Mrs. Sam Feinstein. Luncheon was served . to 25 Kling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Saul Kling, to Cpl. Martin M.
guests at the Canterbury House.
Ivan Earl Shalit, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Shalit of Coiling Horowitz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
wood Ave., recently graduated from Staunton Military Aca George Horowitz, was solemniz-
and ed on Aug. 5, at the Bnai Moshe
demp, is now serving with the United States Maritime Service an
Synagogue.
is stationed at Sheepshead Bay, N. Y.
- Misha Fiszon, famous Yiddish theater star, is the guest of Mr.
Out of town guests came from
and Mrs. Arthur I. Shapiro of 2086 BlaMe.
Toronto, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Cpl. David Hoptman and his brother, T/5 Charles Hoptman, Chicago, Toledo and Flint.
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Hoptman of 1989 Virginia Park, met
The bride was lovely in an
for the first time in three and a half years, when Cpl. David ar-
rived home this week on a 30-day furlough from Germany. ivory satin gown with sweet-
heart neckline and point sleeves
T/5 Charles Hoptrnan is also home for 30 days.
After a six-week stay at Georgian 'Bay,' Mrs. Regina Kass and a fingertip veil • with a
and son, Roy, whose husbands and father, Capt. Arnold, Kass, is mother-of-pearl headpiece.
stationed. in Hawaii, will return to their LaSalle Blvd. home next
The bride's mother wore an
week.
apple green gown with plum ac-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Luckoff entertained at a cocktail party, cessories and the groom's
Saturday, Aug. 11, at their home on Fullerton Ave., in honor of Mr. mother wore a royal blue gown
and Mrs. Louis Bass, who are leaving for Hollywood, Calif., where with white accessories and both
they will make their permanent home.
wore orchids.
Ensign Mildred I. Bloch (N.C.) has been transferred from hos-
The groom's grandparents led
pital at Great Lakes Navy Hospital to Camp Farragut, Idaho, and
• Helen Frances Bloch has_ left for a three weeks vacation to Phila- the bridal procession. - The
delphia, Atlantic City and New York. They are daughters of Dr. grandmother wore slate blue and
belmont gardenias.
and Mrs. Abraham Bloch of 18600 Prairie.
The attendants were Jack Hor-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adinoff of Electric Ave.,
Ave. Port Huron, had
a reunion of the entire family last Monday. Pfc.
A. Adinoff owitz and Aileen Kling, sister
was home on a two-week furlough. Dr. Bernard Adinoff of Dayton, and brothers of the bride and
0., was home fora week and Ensign Adinoff was home on a three- bridegroom
day delay enroute. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Cutler and daughter,
The bridal couple have return-
Mrs. Joseph Adinoff, of Detroit, and William Adinoff gf New York ed to Miami Beach, Fla., where
attended the family reunion. Ensign Adinoff has left for seg . duty Cpl. Horowitz is stationed.
in the Pacific and Pfc. Adinoff lips left Camp Claiborne, La.
Cpl. and Mrs. Ben Gotlib are •visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Gotlib of Flint. Cpl. Gotlib is on a fortnight's furlough from 31,280 Bnai Brith Members
his post in Fort Benning, Ga. Mrs. Gotlib came a week earlier to Serving in Armed Forces
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tobin of Byron Ave.
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Of the
Capt. Oscar Bean, who. has recently returned from two years
service in the Pacific area, is spending his 45-day furlough with 31,280 members of Bnai Brith
and its youth affiliates serving
Mrs. Bean, at their home on Elmhurst Ave,
Sgt. Seymour J. Loewenberg, who has recently returned from in the armed forces, 491 were
a year's service in the ETO, is spending his 30-day furlough with killed or are nissing in action
, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil. Loewenberg of Virginia Park, be- and 466 have been decorated for
fore reporting to Drew Field, Tampa, Fla., for re-assignment.
heroism, Henry Monsky, presi-
Seaman 1/c Richard Kozlow, who has recently returned from dent of Bnai Brith, announced
service in the ETO, left on Tuesday for re-assignment after a in making public a statistical
30-day leave spent with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Kozlow report of Bnai Brith's record of
of Pasadena Ave. His brother- Pfc. Robert, who has been in the
war service since Pearl _Harbor.
ETO for the last year and 'a half, is at present in Germany.
Dr. and Mrs. N. E. Aronstam of Eason Ave. have returned Bnai Brith has a membership of
from New York City where they visited with their daughter, Mrs. 225,000 men, women and young
Luis Perelman, and her two children. While her parents were in people.
New York, Mrs. Perelman was able to leave for Alabama to visit
her husband who is stationed there.
Complimenting her mother, Mrs. Cora B. Simmons, on the WANTED:
occasion of her 80th birthday, Mrs. E. G. Klein . of 2495 Atkinson
Couple Desires Clean Flat
Ave. will be at home on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 18.
or Apartment by October 1.
Pfc. Alan P. .Goldstein, who recently returned from a 'year's
service in the ETO, is on a 30-day •furlough with his parents, Mr.
Best References.
and Mrs. diaries Goldstein of Blaine Ave., before reporting for
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reassignment at Camp Cook, Calif.

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Friday, August, " 17, Y941

Births

Cooper's Zion Film
At Center Tuesday

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The inspiring story of the up-
building of Jewish Palestine is
revealed through the eyes of an
American soldier, visiting Pales-
tine on furlough from the North
African fighting front, who soon
realizes that his pass to Palestine
is "not a pass to yesterday, but
a pass to tomorrow".
"A Pass to Tomorrow", a 16mm
sound film, was photographed in
Palestine in technicolor by Col.
Edwin H. Cooper, renowned ex-
plorer and lecturer. The narra-
tive was written by Marvin
Lowenthal and the narrators are
Fredric March and Roger de
Koven.
The film will be shown at the
Jewish Community Center Wood-
ward at Holbrook next Tuesday,
at 9 p. m. The public is invited
to attend without charge.

Congress Has Names
Of Liberated Jews

NEW YORK, (JTA) — Lists
containing the names of 50,000
Jews now at, the liberated camps
in Germany have been received
by the World Jewish Congress,
it was announced here by Chaim
Finkelstein, head of the Con-
gress' division for locating dis-
placed persons.
"A great many of the names
are of persons released from
Buchenwald, Bergen-Belsen and
Dachau," the announcement said.
"Few of these are names of Ger-
man Jews. Nearly all are de-
portees from Poland, Hungary
and various European countries
which were dominated by the
Nazis and their satellites."

July 10—To Mr. • and Mrs. Clar-
ence Kostich (Faye Ingeroff) of
2444 Elmhurst, a son, Harvey
Norman.
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July 25—To Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Perlman (Anna Rosenberg) of
2739 W. Grand, a daughter, Janise
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July 25—To Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin M. Weinstein (Sybil
Rosengarten) of 1944 Elmhurst,
a daughter, Natalie Eve.
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July 25—To Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Perlman (Anne Rosengart)
of W. Grand Ave., a daughter,
Louise.
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July 27—To Lt. and Mrs. Law-
rence J. Block (Lenore Brown),
a daughter, 'Maxine Wilma, in
Seattle, Wash., where Lt. Block
is stationed.
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July 28—To S/Sgt. and Mrs.
William Weisman (Muriel Stein-
berg) of Cheyenne, Wyo., a son,
Herman Ellis.
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July 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brody of Wager Ave., a daughter,
Arlene Denise.
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Aug. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin Slutsky (Rose Charmer), of
2679 Tyler, a son, Allen Harvey.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green-
berg (Nina Schoichit), a son,
Martin Allan.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Dorothy
Factor wishes to express sincer-
est thanks to all relatives and
friends for the kindnesses shown
them in their recent bereave-
ment.

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Hadassah B. & P. Division
Membership Social Sunday

On Sunday afternoon, the Busi-
ness and Professional Division - of
Hadassah will inaugurate the
first of a series of membership
socials for members and pros-
pective members with a supper
party at the home of Mrs. Louis
Redstone, 19303 Appdline Ave.
Invitations may be obtained from
members of the Division or by
calling the membership chair-
man, Ethel Rosenthal, 2509
Blaine Ave., TY. 4-2190.
An invitation is extended to
all business and professional
women in the city to become af-
filiated with the Division.

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Commander of Notorious
Oswiecim Camp Captured
VIENNA (JTA) — Ernst Grab-
ner, commander of the notorious
Nazi extermination camp of Os-
wiecim, Poland, was captured in
Austria, it was announced here.
He will be put on trial as a war
criminal charged with the mass-
execution of Jews and others in
the gas chambers of the. Oswie-
cim camp. He admitted that he
executed a4111111140.,000,000 persons
in three ye;!...ts.
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