Friday, September 7, 1945

THE

Take Firm Steps to End
Hoodlumism inMichigan

JEWISH NEWS

Page Fifty-Five

CHAPLAIN'S AWARD JWB-JWII to Aid.
Discharged QIs
Solve Problems

Charlevoix Mayor Selects Citizens' Committee, Which
Includes Rabbi Harry Kaplan, Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and
Isaac Franck: Appeal for Democracy

vice. workers of JWB also rep-

resent JWV.

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NEW YORK—One
of the
veteran's great problems is the
need for someone to define his
rights and benefits in simple
terms and to point out the chan-
nels through -vvii.ich application
for benefits must be directed.
The Veterans Service program
of the National Jewish Welfare
Board, carried out jointly with
the Jewish War Veterans of
the U. S., seeks to perform this
function for the ex-serviceman
and woman with the highest de-
gree of personal attention.
As a joint enterprise of JWB_
and the JWV the program has
the added advantage of the aid
of the local posts of JWV and
of the 300 Jewish .Centers and
600 Army and Navy committees_.
affiliated with JWB.

Mayor Robert Bridge of Charlevoix has announced the
appointment of his Citizens' Committee "to plan a program
for better understanding between Charlevoix's permanent
residents and summer guests."
This committee was chosen as a result of incidents which
resulted in several Detroit boys and girls being hurt by

The purpose of the Veterans
Service Committee is to provide
a central service to meet all
problems confronting the re-
turned servicemen and this ser
vice does not end shortly after
the serviceman is discharged_
Believing that affiliation with
a neighborhood group is an im-
portant factor in adjustment to
civilian I i f e, the YMHA's,
YWHA's and Jewish Centers
affiliated with JWB have offered
six months' to a year's free
membership to men on their
discharge.

hoodlums.
The committee consists of
Mayor Bridge, as ex-officio; plementation of the ideals of
democracy, justice and equal-
three townsmen, Arthur Berge-
son, Angulus L. Foshman and S. ity of opportunity for all right-
MAJ. GEN. L E M U E L C.
E. Coleman; and three visitors minded and law-abiding men
SHEPHERD
JR., commanding
Rabbi Harry Kaplan, director of and women that we can help
general 6th Marine Division,
to
pay
the
debt
that
we
owe
the Hine' Foundation at the Uni-
(back to camera) congratulates
versity of Ohio, Mrs. Isaac Gil- to our heroic dead."
Other incidents by hoodlums NAVAL CHAPLAIN MOR-
bert and Isaac Franck of Detroit.
reported from Michigan cities
TON M. BERMAN on receipt
Mayor's Statement
have brought action by author-
The Charlevoix Courier, of ities, and there are assurances of a Bronze Star for "meritori-
which E. I. Steinhurst, a former
that a repetition of disturbances ous achievement" on Okinawa.
Detroiter, is editor and publisher,
Rabbi Berman's home is in
will not be tolerated in Mich-
N. Cotter — H. Leviant
last week featured the statement igan.
JWB has been recognized as -
Chicago,
by Mayor Bridge, which already
an accredited agency by the
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appeared in the columns of The
Veterans Administration . since-
Jewish News last week, on the
Television Program
1925. The JWV is also an :ac-
TO. 8-1382
first page.
credited agency. Veterans Ser-
In Stratosphere Idea
A full page advertisement was
inserted in the Charlevoix Cour-
Louis Kahn, president of Al-
Palestine Expert
ier by Julius Wagman, who signs bert Kahn Associates, brother of
himself "a property owner and the late Albert and Morritz Kahn,
NEW YORK (JPS)—Plans for
taxpayer in Charlevoix," under member of a family of world
the heading "Behold, How Good famous architects, died last Sat- frequency modulation and tele-
and How Beautiful It Is for urday after a brief illness at vision broadcasting from planes
Brethern to Dwell in Harmony Crestbrook, his Franklin, Mich., flying in the stratosphere which
made front page news through-
Together," a quotation from the estate. He was 60.
out the world last week when
33rd Psalm. The full text of this
A graduate of the University announced by Westinghouse and
To All Our Friends and Patrons
full page statement follows:
of Michigan, he was a member the Glenn Martin Co., were first
"In the Cause of Democracy, of the American Society of Arch-
nineteen of Charlevoix's brave itects, the Engineers Club, Bloom- proposed by M. Abramovich,
boys laid down their lives in field Open Hunt Club and Tem- head of the Palestine Broadcast-
ing Co., in February, 1944.
the late war. They died that ple Beth El.
we and our children might live
Abramovich, who was head of
He is survived by his wife, the Electronics Service and Sup-
in peace and security.
Beryl; a son, Ensign William ply Co. in this country during
Unfortunate Incident
Yemans at Jos. Comp
Louis, USNR, and a brother, Fe- the war years, had submitted his
"An unfortunate incident lix of San Francisco.
Harry Seltzer
proposals
to
the
Radio
Corp.
of
this week has sullied the fair
Mr. Kahn was associated with America and the General Elec-
name of "C harlevo ix-The-
Beautifur. Although no com- the Kahn architectural firm tric Co., who turned him down. pin. Nom, Nesok Now *look '■ 111 'monk 'IOW ', IOW 'milk 'milk %amok 'IOW Nook ' , look Nosvk
munity can be held respon- since 1909 and had served as
Dr. W. R. G. Baker, vice presi-
sible for the misconduct of a president since 1943, since the dent of General Electric, then
few undisciplined persons, it death of his brother, Albert.
chairman, of the Radio Technical
Born in Honesdale, Pa., March Planning Board, wrote Abramo-
is gratifying- to know that the
5,
1885,
he
came
to
Detroit
40
law enforcing authorities of
vich at that time, that he thought
the city are keenly aware of years ago. He moved to Frank- such a plan "workable provid-
the dangers that are inherent lin in 1925. He had served as ing that you can obtain the prop-
in the events of the past week secretary-treasurer and execu- er type of aircraft and that the
and that they are taking all tive head of Kahn Associates.
economics can be worked out."
possible measures to bring the
miscreants to justice, and to
insure all law-abiding persons
whether residents or visitors
in the city that they will have
absolute security and courteous
treatment within our gates.
"It is only by a full im-
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Rosh Hashamah
Greetings—

S. Schwartz Funeral
Is Held in Windsor;
Former Detroiter

Samuel Schwartz, prominent
former Detroit merchant, for the
last few years a resident of Win-
dsor, died on Aug. 29 at his home,
982 Bruce St., Windsor, at the
age of 69.
Funeral services were held
Aug. 30 at the Shaar Hashomay-
im Synagogue, Windsor.
He is survived by his wife,
two sons and two daughters.
At the time of his funeral, a
memorial service was held for
another son, Flying Officer
Michael Schwartz, RCAF, who
has been missing in action since
February, 1944.

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Extends Greetings
on the New Year

New Years
Greetings

J. Gubow,

—Pres.

J. Siegal,

—Sec'y.

A Happy New Year

to all of ifs friends. and guests wish-

The rebuilding of Palestine in

ing them health and happiness and

the Spirit of the Torah during

cheer, peace on earth and a jolly and

the New Year is one of our

happy New Year.

chief obligations as Jews.

Sisters of Zion Mizrachi

The Landises and The Soifers

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