ri4clay, Janua A8,, 1946
.THE JEWISH NEWS
Sgt. M. A. Silverman Detroiter Acclaimed
JWV Post Organized, By George Fielders
7th in Detroit Area
Sgt. S. Sweet Out of Army,
Will Vacation in Florida
After three years' service in
Page Seventeen
Capt. Friedman Back; Rosenwald Post Head
Overseas 16 Months Views Influx of Vets
Into Legion Ranks
After nearly four years of
Capt. Rose Rosenthal Kramer the Army-19 months in the ETO
and six months with 65th Bn. in
A new post of Jewish War Vet-
Home; Awaits Husband's
t h e Philippines active service in the field ar-
"The fighting men and women
erans of U. S., to be known as
and Japan, Sgt. tillery, having participated in of this community are returning
Return
from
Okinawa
Sgt. Morton A. Silverman Post,
••• Sam Sweet has overseas services for 16 months, home from war with a fervent
has been organized. This is the
been discharged
Departure for home of Mrs.
and • is home
seventh JWV post in the Detroit Alex Kramer—the former Rose
again with his
Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and
area.
wife, Marjorie,
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, 2479 Blaine,
Seymour I. Caplan, recently
and son, Ronald.
discharged U. S. Army captain Detroit—brought forth a hearty
The family is
goodbye from servicemen at
.7and a member George Field, Illinois.
:,planning to
of Army Mili-
drive to Florida
Mrs.
Kramer,
service
club
tary Govern-
.
in
the near fu-
ment, who was hostess at George Field, ter-
Sgt. Sweet ture to vacation
elected tempor- minated her services pending the with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
a r y chairman, return of her husband, Sgt. Morris Sweet, who are spending
Rosenthal,. an engineering clerk the winter there.
states:
"While sta- with the 41st Bomber Group at
tioned in Ger- Okinawa, who is awaiting trans- Sgt. Louis
Bard_o Back,
many, as a mem- portation home. They were mar-
ried
in
February,
1944.
Resumes
Law
Practice
ber of the AMG,
Although she retained her
I saw the sad
Sgt. Silverman plight of our fel- civilian status throughout her
Louis E. Barden, after a
low Jews who were the victims military service, she was .promot- month's vacation with Mr. Bar-
of anti-Semitism. We veterans ed to the rank of Captain. Prior den, in Texas, Arizona and New
have come back determined to to joining the 6th Service Com- Mexico, following his discharge
safeguard our people in Amer- mand of the Air Force, she was from the Army, has returned to
ica against a similar situation. active in many Detroit organiza- the city and resumed his prac-
In the Jewish War Veterans we tions, held the American Red tice of law in the National Bank
Jews who have served our coun- Cross certificate for teaching Bldg.
try have a powerful weapon in water safety and first aid and
He entered the service in Oct-
the fight against the sinister worked for her Master's degree ober, 1943, and left for overseas
forces which threaten our very at Wayne University. She was duty April 6, 1944. Shortly after
existence.
previously an art teacher in De- his arrival in England, he was
"Our post is named after a troit schools. Until her husband's assigned to Headquarters Special
Detroit Jewish boy, Sgt. Morton- return she will make her home Troops, 12th Army Group (First
A. Silverman, who was killed with her parents. -
U. S. Army Group) and moved
In a lengthy article honoring to France and Germany. He serv-
while serving in Germany. He
her
for
her
camp
services,
George
entered the Army immediately
ed as chief clerk in the Judge
on his graduation from high Field News refers to her splen- Advocate's office of the group,
school and was dead before he did arrangements for weekly and was awarded five battle
was 21. Sgt. Silverman was a dance nights, games parties, stars for his service in the ETO.
typical Jewish GI, symbolic of movies twice a week, smokers, For meritorious service Barden
the patriotism of the Jewish dancing classes, concerts and was awarded the Bronze Star.
young men of America and Of events with the cooperation of He was discharged at Camp At-
their contribution towards the Evansville USO.
terbury, Ind., Dec. 8.
Thanks are expressed to her for
preservation of freedom and de-
the fine records collection during
mocracy."
her services, for personal serv- Lt. Mager Leaves Soon
The membership includes a ices for GIs, -for assisting in For European Service
high percentage of overseas and wiring flowers on Mother's Day
combat veterans, holding many and other occasions, the making
Lt. Arthur Mager, who, with
decorations. It consists of young of cards, transportation arrange- Mrs. Mager, the former Phyllis
men well known in the Jewish ments, etc.
Weisman, has been visiting at
community, including: Dr. Milton
The article concludes with the the home of her parents, Mr. and
E. Sorock, Manuel Carter, a pris- good wish:
Mrs. Leo Weisman, of Buena Vis-
oner of war in Germany for two
"Good luck to you in your new ta Ave., is expecting to leave
years; Dr. Barney B. Israel, Wil- career as a house wife, Mrs. Rose
shortly for service in Europe. He
liam Wetsman, Adolph and Irv- Kramer."_
has returned to Holabird Signal
ing Goldberg, Morris Schiller,
Depot, Baltimore, Md., to await
Norman G. Wachler, Dr. David
sailing orders. Just before his
W. Keats, Maurice Nayer, Joseph Honor Major Naimark
last leave, he completed a special
Clayton, Frank Selman, Al Brick- At Open House Sunday
course of training in anticipation
er, M. Brasch and others.
of his new assignment.
Maj. Norman Naimark, who
Sgt. Morton A. Silverman was
Lt. Mager came from Palestine
the only son of Mr. and Mrs. recently returned from service in 1939 and was graduated in
Meyer Silverman, 2901 W. Grand. in the Pacific, is
aeronautical engineering from
now on terminal
the University of Michigan in
An invitation is extended to all leave. His par-
January, 1943. After a period de-
honorably discharged Jewish vet- ents, Mr. and
voted to research. engineering,
erans to join by calling CH. 3050. Mrs. Benjamin
he entered the Army in July,
Naimark of 2257
1944.
Richton, w i 11
Mrs. Mager plans to remain
have open house
with her parents during her hus-
next Sunday,
band's absence.
Jan. 20, 2 to 6
p.m., in his hon-
Jewish Ex-GI Janes Plan
The State Department of Mich- or. No cards.
To Hold Regular Meetings
igan of the Jewish. War Veterans
was addressed on Jan. 10 at a
A group of - Jewish ex-GI Janes
Discharged from Navy
rally at headquarters, 8212
met at Miss Rose Beitman's home
Twelfth St., by the new director
Jan. 11 and decided to meet reg-
of public relations of JWV of
Among those discharged from ularly. Those interested are asked
U. S., Maj. Alfred Fleishman of the Navy during the last week, to call Miss Evelyn Levine, TO.
St. Louis, who is now on termin- at the U. S. Naval Personnel 5-2040.
al leaVe from the AAF, where Separation Center, Great Lakes,
he served. as Chief of the Special Ill., were the following:
Projects Branch in the Office
Crndr. Louis A. Schwartz, 3434
THE OFFER STILL HOLDS!
of the Air Surgeon.
Cambridge.
THIS CALENDAR IS FREE!
Lt. (S. G.) Bernard F. Segall,
Maj. Fleishman recently re-
Every reader of this publication is
turned from Germany where he 1629 Virginia Pk.
invited to send for the useful 24-
SC2-C Irving R. Seligman, 3761
made a survey for the American
year Hebrew-English Calendar.
Jewish Conference of Jewish W. Boston.
But till paper is on the "plentiful
GM3/C
L.
M.
Lieberman,
17569
displaced persons' camp, and
list" again, please don't ask for
Cherrylawn.
told of his experiences and ob-
more than one copy. Thanks!
servations while doing this. work.
On Dec. 26, Maj. Fleishman was Mrs. Rose Cantor Named
awarded the Legion of Merit by
the-. War Department "for ex- to National Vet Auxiliary
ceptionally meritorious conduct
Notice has been received by the
in the performance of outstand-
ing services during the period of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
August, 1943- to September 1945". War Veterans that Mrs. Rose
Cantor of 9237 Wildemere has
YE A.R.
been appointed National Deputy
Sgt. Levin Discharged
Aid by Mrs. Alice Gilman, na-
tional president.
*After 18 Months in ETO
Mrs. Cantor is a former presi-
S/Sgt: Jerome Levin, son of dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Levin of Post 230 of Jewish War Vet-
Gladstone ave., was honorably erans and is past president of
discharged from the army after the Ladies' Auxiliary State De-
partment. She was one of the or-
18 months in Europe.
ganizers of Post 135 Auxiliary.
tk..-
S/Sgt. Levin served in the
First Infantry Division, partici-
CARD OF THANKS
The 24-year Hebrew-English Cal-
patedin four campaigns in France,
The family of the late Philip
endar...all Hebrew dates, 1925 to
Belgium and Germany and was Bortman wishes to take this
1949. 411 Jewish holidays to' 1964.
awarded the Bronze Star Medal means to express gratitude and
and Combat Infantryman Badge. appreciation to relatives and
For your free copy, just address
a postcard or a letter to:
' He attended Shrivenham Uni- friends for the kindnesses shown
versity in England before return- them in their recent bereave-
H. J. HEINZ CO. - Dept. J2
ing to the States.
ment.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
..
National JWV Aide
Tells Experiences
I
.
'Capt. George
•Friedman, son of
;Mrs. Rose Fried-
man of 2314
Glendale,
re-
turned to this
country two
weeks ago and
has been honor-
ably discharged.
Capt. Fried-
-- man saw service
Capt. Friedman as an artillery
air observer. He participated in
40 missions and was awarded the
Air Medal.
He saw service in France,
Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany,
Austria and Czechoslovakia and
participated in battles in North-
ern France, the Ardennes, the
Rhineland and Central Europe.
He is a graduate of Northern
High School and Wayne Univer-
sity and studied in the United
Hebrew Schools.
He was married to Harriet
Gold on Aug. 11, 1943. At pre-
sent they are making their home
with Mrs. Friedman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gold, 18480
Fairfield.
new appreciation of America's
blessings, a strong determination
to preserve these blessings, and
a keen desire to continue to be
helpful to their country and their
fellowmen," Commander Max
Ornstein of Julius Rosenwald
Post 218 of American Legion
stated, explaining the influx of
honorably discharged World War
II veterans into Legion ranks lo-
cally and nationally.
The American Legion nation-
ally has enrolled 750,000 World
War II veterans, raising the 1945
membership to a record high of
more than 2,000,000. More than
150 local World War II veterans
have affiliated with Rosenwald
Post this year.
"The new veterans are - taking
over the Legion. The four top
officers of the Rosenwald Post
are all veterans of this war, and
the Legion with its $100,000,000
in assets, its splendid club houses
and fine programs, traditions and
ideals, is a great heritage for
World War II veterans". Com-
mander Ornstein reports.
Rosenwald Post meets every
second and fourth Wednesday of
the month in Assembly hall of
the Bnai Moshe, 3710 Lawrence.
In honor of Capt. Friedman's
return home, Mr. and Mrs. Gold
made a settle-a-family contribu-
tion to the Jewish National Fund, JWV Victory Ball Features
in addition to inscribing his name Women's Auxil. Corps Band
in the Golden Book.
The State Department of the
JWB-USO Has Openings
Jewish War Veterans announces
that it will present the American
For Small House Parties
The National Jewish Welfare Legion Auxiliary Drum and
Board-USO has openings for Bugle Corps, Wayne County No.
small house parties to be given 1, as a feature of its Victory Mil-
for servicemen by an organiza- itary Ball to be held Saturday
tion or individual. Those wishing night, Feb. 23 at the Masonic
Temple.
bookings or further information
The Corps, consisting of 34
may obtain it by calling Miss
members, under the direction of
Kaplan at MA. 8400.
R. C. "Tillie" Cohen, who or-
ganized it in Detroit in 1934, is
Marshall Women Accepting
made up, entirely of members of
`Good Neighbor Letters'
the American Legion Ladies' Au-
Mrs. Nadis of 10217 McQuade, xiliary of Detroit. They have
donor chairman of the Louis traveled from coast to coast, have
Marshall Women of Bnai Brith, won the Michigan Ladies' Auxil-
is accepting "Good Neighbor Let- iary championship each year
ters". The best good neighbor from 1936 through 1942, and are
will be judged next week, and still champions in their field.
will be presented with an orchid
The present members of this
at the organization's donor lunch- corps have 29 sons who have
eon on Wednesday, Feb. 6, at served in World War II, most
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
of them overseas.
WaVi dleaVIINIMANPWIAVV.,%WeedVWVIAPWWVA R VAIWAI%
The Men's Club of Congregation B'nai Mmhe
Dexter Blvd. at Lawrence
presents
DR. SALO BARON
Prof. of Jewish History - Literature and Institutions
at Columbia University, New York City
Tuesday Evening, February 5th
Subject:The Modern State And The Jews
Admission: $1.00
Tickets Obtainable at Cong. Office
WWVW.W.1%%%%•WW1 .1%M.WWW.&%11.
6%"1.%
GAS HEAT
Immediate Installation
1 YEAR FREE SERVICE
3 YEAR FHA TERMS
Automatically Controlled, Easily In-
stalled in Steam Boilers, Cast or Steel
Hot Air Furnaces.
Workmanship and Equipment
are Guaranteed
TRIANGLE HEATING CO.
11345 Linwood
MA 7181
TO 8-3769
See this in operation 7 Days till 8:00 p.m.