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THE JEWISH NEWS

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Selfhelp Unit Here
Ships Clothes, Cash
To Liberated Jews

At the annual meeting of
Selfhelp, of Emigres from Cen-
tral Europe, Detroit chapter,
which was addressed by Fred
M. Butzel and Prof. Gabriel
Steiner, it was reported that
thousands of pounds of clothing
were • clothing and shipped to
Europe through UNR,RA and
Selfhelp in New York.
A collection to assist the lib-
erated Jews of the concentration
camp at . •Theresienstadt, , ar-
ranged with the cooperatiOn of
Congregation Gemilut Chasso-
dim, netted $7,000.
A buffet supper was served,
proceeds to be used to send par-
cels to German 'Jews in France.
Prof. Steiner was elected hon-
orary chairman of the board in
recognitio;L of his services to
Selfhelp during the past year.
Other officers elected at this
meeting are:,
Ernest - J. Gans, pre,sident
Walter Herz and Jack Stattman,
vice-presidents; Mrs. J. Leopold ;
secretary; Mrs. H. Stark, treas-
urer; Mrs. A. Haas, associate
treasurer; Walter Gottlieb, fi-
nancial secretary; Kurt Michel,
recording secretary; Mrs. M.
Wiser, board member; ,members
of the executive committee: An-
drew Lorre, Ruben Manko,
Adolf Neustaetter and Mesdames-
J. Adler, R Deutsch, K. Ehrlich,
U. Friedeberg, F. Schwab and
G. Steiner.

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University Hadassah
Arranging• Programs
For Corning Season

JDC Wins Praise
Of Polish Govt.
For Relief Work,

LONDON, (JTA) The Jew-
ish delegation from Poland head-
ed by Dr. Emil Sommerstein re-
ported here that the American
Joint Distribution Committee
has been permitted by the Pol-
ish Government in Warsaw • to
resume its relief activities and
that the Polish authorities reg-
istered the JDC officially as a
body authorized to conduct relief
activities.
Members of the delegation
lauded the JDC for the aid given
to the Jews during the occupa-
tion period and paid tribute–to
the .- JDC representatives who
died, at their posts in Poland,
, Emphasizing that the entire
JDC staff in Poland was exterm,
mated by the Germans, except
M. Guzik, one of its directors,
members of the delegation. re-
ported :that as Soon as Guzik
emerged from hiding, he resumed
the JDC activities in liberated
Poland and is now fully cooper-
atng with the Central Commit-
tee of Polish Jeis, in Lublin.
In addition to the 80,000 sur-
vivors in Poland, the transfer of
at least 150,000 Polish Jews from
Russian territory to Poland will
start next month, the delegation
revealed.

Jews Among Canada's
Developers of Atom

MONTREAL, (JTA)—A num-
ber of Jews who figured in the
Tong list of scientists who have
worked in Canada on the de- :
velopriient of the atomic bomb
was released here by C. D.
Howe, Canada's Minister of
Munitions and Supply and. Re-
construction.
The Jewish scientists, who
were associated with the Mon-
treal laboratory established dur-
ing the war for atomic research,
are D. M. Eisen, the University
of Toronto; L. Nirenberg, McGill
!University; J. W. Ozeroff,
versity of British Columbia; Dr.
L. Yaffe, University of Manitoba,
Dr. M. Cohen, University of
Toronto; Dr. L. Siminovitch,
McGill University.

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Vice-president in charge of fund
raising, Mrs. Randolph Weber; cluld.
welfare, Mrs. Jerome Frank;' Jewish
National Fund, Mesdames Irving Raimi,
Jack Gordon, Morris Ruskin; Minyan,
Mesdames Louis Zlatkin and Lawrence
Sterling; Palestine supplies, Mrs. Wil-
liam Roth; U. S. 0., Mrs Louis•Bar-
nett; War Bonds, Mrs. Max Kerner
Youth Aliyah, Mrs. Arthur Bloom.
Vice-president in charge of program,
Mrs. Julius Green; bulletin, Mesdames
Sidney Marwil and Harry Pliskow; ed-
ucation, Mesdames Carl • Schiller and .
Samuel. Greenberg; • hospitality, Mrs.
Sidney Wallace; political relations, Mrs.
Harry_Gittlen; publicity,. -Mrs. Samuel:
Hamburger; program, Mrs. Philip
Slomovitz; social, Mrs. Tobias Garon;
dues, Mesdames Jack Lefton and
Philip Gilbert; courtesy, Mrs. Benja-
ruin Jackson.

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Anita Litvin Weds

Berger Installed '
As Commander
of Winokur Post .

Jewish Center
Activities

Pfc. S4 Faigenbaum

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Plans for the coming year are
being formulated by University
Group of Hadassah under the
leadership of the re-elected pres-
ident and vice-president, Mrs.
David Cooper and Mrs. Harry
Barnett.
Other new officers are:
Vice-presidents, Mesdames Jul-
ius Green .and Randolph Weber;
corresponding and recording sec-
retaries, Mesdames Alfred Mey-
ers and Benjamin Silberstein; fi-
nancial secretary, Mrs. Henry
Stark; associate financial secret-
ary, Mrs. Robert Newman; trea-
surer, Mrs. Louis• Davidson.
Board members serving as
committee chairmen are:
Canadian Premier Urges
Vice-president in charge of adminis-
tration, Mrs. Harry Barnett; budget, Race, Religious Tolerance
Mesdames Lewis Daniels and Seymour
MONTREAL, (JTA)—A strong
Frank; . comMittee on committees, Mes-
dames George Bremen and. Harry Pay- appeal -for racial and religious
suer; membership,. Mesdames Sidney
Solomon and Saul Dunitz; nominating, tolerance was contained in Pre-
Mrs. Leon Winkehnan; office, Mrs. mier King's address at the open-
Merwyn Grosberg; policy, Mrs. Charles
Lakoff; sponsor, Mrs. Leo Orecklin; ing of the Dominion-Provincial
senior-junior and youth commission, Conference to discuss reconstruc-
Mrs. Joseph Geschelin; telephone, Mes-
dames Harry Rott and Julian Weber. tion plans for Canada.

American affairs committees
were active throughout the sum-
mer. Mrs. Barnett, USO chairman,
arranged for University Group to
serve several parties. Mrs. Max
Kerner, war bond chairman, was
solely responsible for the sale
of $300,000 in. bonds for Univer-
. city Group.

Friday .AUgusi 14, -1945

Camp Habonim Closes--
Season With a Picnic
Camp Habonim of the Jewish
Community Center closed its
season Aug. 17 with a farewell
picnic and party -at Palmer Park
and at the .1d:wish Community
Center. Mr. Young was the camp
director.
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Starlight Dancing at
Center Saturday Night
The adult party -committee
again will present `.!Starlight
Dancing" in the Center Court
this Saturday evening, from 9:30
to 12:30. Starkz Anderson's Trio
will provide the music. Refresh-
ments will be served. Members
of the adult party committee,
under the chairmanship of Sylvia
Weiss, are Brenner, Lillian
Kane, Nizette Behrman, Rath and
Bernice Friedland and Saul
Wickstrom.
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"Target For Today" Film
At Center Next _Tuesday
"Target For Today", complete
combat factual film produced in
the United States, will be shown
at the Jewish Community Center,
in the summer series of motion
picture nights, Tuesday, at 9:15
p. pa., in the Center Outdoor
Court. The public is invited.
.. This film was produced by Lt
Col. William J. Keighley, Office
of Asistant of Air Staff Intelli-
gence. The actors in the film are
the famous Eighth Air Force.

MRS. SAM FAIGENBAUM
(Miss Anita Litvin)

The marriage of Miss Anita
Litvin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Lityin, and Pfc. Sam
Faigenbaum, son of Mr. and
Mrs: Jacob Faigenbaum, - was
soleinnized July 22, at Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek. Rabbi M.
J. Wohlgelernter performed...the
ceremony.
The bridesmaids were Mari-
lyn. Koblin and Miss Esther
Karp. The maid of honor was
the , bride's sister, Lillian. Litvin.
The flower girl was. Diana .
Levin.
The bride's mother wore a
chartreuse gown with an orchid.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a , pink gown with an orchid.
The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, 5/Sgt. David
Faigenbaum, now stationed at
Harvard, Neb.
The young couple honey-
mooned in Miami, Fla.

Irving H. Berger was installed
as commander of the Lt. Jack
Winokur Post 268, World War 11
Jewish War Veterans, at instal-
lation ceremonies on Aug. 18
at the. Van Dyke Club.
Following a banquet, the fol-
lowing officers were installed
by Nathan. Nelson, outgoing
commander:
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Commander; IrvingH. Berger;
Sr. vice-commd., David S. Hoff-
tier` Jr. vice-con'irnd., Milton
Beresh; qUartermaster, Robert
Heydt; post surgeon, Dr. Louis
L. Barnett; judge advocate, Jack
Moss.
Evelyn Levine was named ad-
jutant (protocol), Rose Beitman,
adjutant (corresponding), Jos-
eph Horowitz,' chaplain; Joseph
Lipson; officer of the day; Al-
bert Letzer, captain of the color
guard; H. Columbits, J. Glad-
stone and S. Beerboblii, color
bearers.
A meeting will be _held Sept
5 at 8.30 p.m. at 8212 12th. St. ♦
in the Abington Theater Bldg.,
to organize a ladies auxiliary. In
order to be eligibre, women must
be related to a member of the
armed forces,
For information call Nathan
Nelson, TY. 4-8291.

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High Berlin Court
is Headed by a Jew

BERLIN (JPS) — Siegfried
L a w enth a 1, German-Jewish
judge who presided over the
Silesian Court of Appeals, before
the Nazi regime, has been ap-
pointed by U. S. authorities, as
Chief Justice of the Berlin Land-
gericht, Berlin's highest court.

Dr. Gideon Mer, professor of
epidemiology at Hebrew Univer-
sity in. Jerusalem and a member
of its faculty since 1929, is serving
with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel as chief of the anti-ma-
laria unit with the British forces
in Burma.

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NEW YORK (JPS):--A ,, pro-
posal to establish a free medical
school, operated by the Ci
Board of Higher Education,
which would admit all qualified
studentS regardless' of race or
religion, will ' be introduced in
the next session of the New York
State Legislature, Assemblyman
Schupler (D., Brooklyn) an-
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