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September 07, 1945 - Image 37

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1945-09-07

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ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Miss Emma Butzel of the Belcrest has returned from Charlevoix
where she spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shroder of Birmingham have returned from
a fishing 4rip at Ellsworth, Mich.
Mrs. Arnold Kaichen has returned to her home in Cincinnati
after spending the summer with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Kaichen of Huntington Woods.
Among the Deli-biters in attendance at the wedding of Miss
Betty Menderson of Cincinnati on Wednesday, Sept. 5, were her
cousins, Miss Ruth Welling, Dr. Benjamin D. Welling, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Enggass, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt and Mrs. Irma Marks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and their daughter, Shirley Anne,
have returned from a stay at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Quint and their children, Peter and Bar-
bara of Oak Dr., have returned from a stay near Higgins Lake,
Michigan.
— Miss Marie Gordon, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William H.
Gordon, left last week for Poughkeepsie, N. Y., to resume her
studies at Vassar College.
Miss Joann Freeman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Michael Freeman
of Wellesly Dr.; who was graduated from Vassar College in June,
has left for New York City where she will continue her studies at
the Julliard School of Music and will also attend classes in Phil-
osophy at Columbia University;
Betty Frank and Joan Grosner left on Wednesday for Oxford,
0., where they will resume their studies at Western College. They
are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Frank of Colorado Ave.
and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan S. Grosner of Atkinson Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Marks and their son Lee, of Broadstreet
Blvd., spent the Labor Day week-end in Oscoda, Mich.
Miss Julia Klein and her father, Aaron Klein, of Boston Blvd.,
have returned from Cleveland where they visited their family.
Mrs. Alexander Baruch is spending the holidays with her moth-
er-in-law, Mrs. J. B. Baruch of West Philadelphia Ave. She has
been making her home with her mother in Chicago while her hus-
band is in the ETO.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baum of Fairfield Ave. and Mr. and Mrs.
Clement Hopp and their son, Clement, Jr., have returned from a 10-
day stay in Hawthorne, Ws. Richard Baum, who spent- the summer
at camp, returned with his parents.
Mrs. Stanley Friedman and her small daughter, Joan, of Broad-
street Blvd., have returned from Hilton, Canada, where they were
the guests of Mrs. Friedman's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Levin.
Miss Millicent Dalitz of Parkside Ave. and . Miss Arlene Salicoff
of Tyler Ave. have returned from a stay at Muskoka Lodge, Ontario.
Mrs. Milton Alexander and her daughter, Helen, of Calvert Ave.,
have returned from an extended visit with Mrs. Alexander's par-
ent,s, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mallin of Cincinnati.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schrnier and their son, Allen, of Santa
Barbara Ave., have returned from a stay in Frankfort.
Mrs. Nick Bardy and her small daughter, Nina, of Rivera, Calif.,
have been the guests of Mrs. Bardy's grandmother, Mrs. Fannie
Rodin of Sturtevant Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubiner of Chicago Blvd. have returned
from a few weeks' stay in Charlevoix. -
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katkin of Warrington Rd. returned .on
Tuesday from a visit in New York City. They were accompanied
home by their son, Donald, who spent the summer at camp at
Racquet Lake.

Activities of OSE
Renewed in Poland;
Open Lodz Offices

NEW YORK—OSE, organiza-
tion for child care, health and
hygiene among Jews, has renew-
ed its activities in Poland after
a forced interruption of several
years, according to a cable-mes-
sage which the New York office
of American OSE has received
from Warsaw.
OSE (or TOZ, under which
name the organization has been
active in Poland, since 1920) has
opened its headquarters in Lodz,
(Sienkiewicza 51) where there
is now the largest Jewish com-
munity in Poland. The new
executive committee of the or-
ganization includes some of the
old TOZ leaders who survived
the ordeals of the last six years.
Dr. L: Wulman, executive di-
rector of American OSE; was
again elected general secretary
of TOZ, an office he held up to
the outbreak of the war.
The new administration of
TOZ includs the following for-
mer leaders of that organiza-
tion: Dr. Marek Koenigstein,
Dr. Chain, Dr. Szloma Herszen-
horn, Dr. Szleicher, Dr. Endel-
man, Dr. Mazur, Dr. Szneiberg
and Dr. Gold.

Greetings

Regains Her Health

Homeward Bound after being
medically discharged from the
National Jewish Hospital at Den-
ver as recovered from tubercul-
osis, this attractive young lady
looks to Rosh Hashanah as the
harbinger of new-found . happin-
ess and opportunity in life. She
is one of many to find the road
back to health through the free
medical care offered the needy
at this famous non-sectarian tu-
berculosis hospital.

In a statement to the World
Jewish Congress, Teodoro Pica-
do, president of the Republic of -
Costa Rica, said that the world
is "morally obligated" to restore
Palestine to the Jewish people.
The statement was relayed
through Dr. Moishe Polakiewicz,
Latin American representative of
the Congress.

1626 David Stott Bldg.

arranged fcT vocational training,
adult education classes, a Hebrew
teacher and a special orientation
teacher for the children. It met
Aug. 4 marked a year since the cost of school supplies, bus
969 refugees were settled at Ft. fares and lunches of the chil-
dren attending public schools.
Ontario near Oswego, N. Y.

While Congressional corn
mittees were investigating their
condition and the possibilities of
their remaining in America, their
bare needs were provided for by
our government.
National Refugee Service has
provided and will continue to
provide its numerous supple-
mentary services to make life
more livable for the refugees.
Although the government has
assumed the basic responsibility
of shelter, food and clothing, it
doei- not furnish medical care
except in emergencies. Eye-
glasses, dental care, or other
medical appliances are not con-
sidered emergencies.
National Refugee Service, in
cooperation with other agencies,

Greetings

P. L. Kanter

Insurance

1626 David Stott Bldg.

I 945-5706

To The Jewish Community

of Detroit and Michigan

from the Staff of the

Kin of Australians
Permitted in Country

CANBERRA, (JTA)—The Aus-
tralian GoVernment will issue
immigration permits to certain
v.tegories of Jews in Europe, in-
cluding chiefly relatives of Aus-
tralian Jews who have spent the
war years in concentration or
labor camps or been deported, it
was announced here.

New Year's
Greetings

Fall
Mallory
Hats

With the advent

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Of peace

We wish for

You and your

Loved ones

A happy and

A United World

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NRS Provides for
Oswego Refugees

President of Costa Rica
Urges A • Jewish Palestine

Healthy year in

Ben Tolmich

Page Thirty-Seven

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Sepfem6er 7, 1945

You want your country to stand by you
by giving you the privileges of freedom
and security: so you'll have to stand by
your country and hold on to your Bonds
until the purpose for which they were
issued is achieved.

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