THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Twelve

Georgia Klan,
Bund Linked
In U. S. Suit

Weds Dec. 29

Planned One Huge Anti-
American Combine Before
Pearl Harbor, Charge

NEW YORK (JPS) — Evidence
that the Ku Klux Klan and the
now defunct German-American
-Bund laid plans, just before Pearl
Harbor "to merge into one huge
anti-American combine," will be
used in the federal court case to
revoke the charter of the Ku Klux
Klan in Georgia, Assistant Attor-
ney General Daniel Duke, of Geor-
gia, declared at a joint press con-
ference here with New York State
Attorney General Nathaniel Gold-
stein.
"After the war started and the
Bund was dissolved collaboration
was continued by the leaders of
the two organizations," Mr. Duke
said. He added that he had
learned in New Jersey, where a
suit was filed Aug. 1 to invalidate
the Klan's charter, that Klan and
former Bund leaders ha don a
number of occasions, addressed
joint meetings of the two societies.
Jews Are Target in Tennessee
Emphasizing that all of Georgia
is not Ku Klux Klan, Mr. Duke
contended that the Man was mak-
ing more progress in neighboring
Tennessee, where he said, opposi-
tion is directed chiefly against the
Jews. He said a Jewish woman
was recently run out of a Ten-
nessee town by the Klan.
Contacted by the Associated
Press, Gov. Jim McCord of Ten-
nessee, declared in Nashville that:
"As far as I know there is no
Klan operating in Tennessee." He
added that the Georgia prosecutor
had not specified the town that al-
legedly ran out the Jewish woman
"for the very good reason that he
did not know of any such town."

Smith Rallies Stymied
In Two Chicago Hotels
CHICAGO (JPS) — Gerald L. K.
Smith, anti-Semitic, rabble-rous-
ing leader of the America First
Party was foiled by angry crowds
and police in attempts to hold
America First meetings in two of
Chicago's largest hotels.
Smith, whose last public appear-
ance in Chicago Feb. 7, ended in a
near riot and resulted in his ar-
rest, abandoned plans to speak at
the Stevens hotel after police told
several hundred persons in the ho-
tel lobby that the meeting was
called off. Later, Smith went to
the Morrison hotel, where a fight
took place in the lobby between
some of his followers and groups
picketing him.

Dr. Colvin Prepared
To Fit Contact Lenses
After 5 Years in Army

Expertness achieved during five
years' service with the U. S. Army
has enabled Dr. Wallace Colvin.
0. D., to perfect contact lenses,
and, since his discharge, he is
fitting them at his office at 9036
Dexter.
For 13 months during his ser-
vice, Dr. Colvin examined eyes in
the Detroit induction station and
handled many hundreds of cases.
Later, at Newport News, he did
secret work on stereoscope vision.
He served in Italy 18 months
and examined eyes there for a
time in an army hospital.
A graduate with honors of
Northern Illinois College of Op-
tometry, he is a member of Tomb
and Key. He was married to the
former Cynthia Malitz three years
ago.
Dr. Colvin recently said thous-
ands of people are wearing con-
tact lenses successfully. The list
includes prominent actors and
actresses, speakers, and men of
action who wear them to hide
their defective sight and at the
same time to secure normal vision.
Contact lenses provide the wide
field of vision so neccessary in
sports and active occupations and
are safer than spectacles.
For the convenience of those
who are busy during the day Dr.
Colvin will be in his office every
evening from 7 to 9 and by ap-
pointment at other times.

Friday, August 23, 1946

Engaged

Women's Clubs

PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
CLUB met at the home of the
president, Mrs. Harry Wright, and
made plans for the 12th annual
donor luncheon to be held Nov.
26, at Latin Quarter. The follow-
ing committees have been selected
by the vice-president, Mrs. May
Vitenson: General chairman, Mrs.
M. Vitenson; toastmistress, Mrs. J.
Rodman; journal chairmen, Mrs.
R. Aaron and Mrs. F. Friedman;
pledge chairman, Mrs. B .Wein-
man and Mrs. S. Sandler; publicity
chairman, Mrs. R. Ehilichman;
telephone squad, Mrs. B. Cohen;
captains, Mesdames A. Cohen, M.
Cohen, J. Goldstein, H. Gross, A.
Hoffman, L. Jacobson, D. Lichten-
stein, L. Lumberg, S. Molitz, C.
Plafkin.
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SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI
will have an outdoor card party
next Wednesday, 1:30 p. m., at
the home of Mrs. David Silver-
stein, 12056 Dexter, Mrs. Gerald
Levitt, president, announces.
Members and friends are invited.
For tickets call Mrs. Rose Singer,
UN. 3-4532. Tickets will be avail-
able at the door.
* * $
INFANTS SERVICE GROUP is
making arrangements for a mem-
bership tea to be held Tuesday,
Sept. 10, at the Book Cadillac
Hotel. Entertainment for the
afternoon will be a fur style show,
sponsored by Irving Furs. Mem-
bers of the group will act as
models. Members and prospective
members are asked to call either
Mrs. Nathan Simon, - DA. 9184, or
Mrs. Julian Grace, UN. 4-1534,
for reservations.
* * *
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
WELFARE ORGANIZATION will
have a special meeting Monday
at 1 p. in., at the Bnai Moshe, to
hear reports on the success of the
last affair. Recommendations will
be made on applications for
steamship tickets from European
and Palestinian orphans. High
Holyday checks will be sent to
orphans who are on the organiza-
tion's supporting list.

Anti-Semitism
Flares in Town
Considered by UN

SOMERS, N.Y.—Destruction of
synagogue property and threat-
ened destruction of the proposed
synagogue itself, featured a wave
of anti-Semitism which has bro-
ken out following the announce-
ment that the United Nations
might locate here. The town has a
permanent population of 200, and
among its summer residents are
75 Jewish families.

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MISS EVELYN R. WEISBERG

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weisberg
of Oakman Blvd. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Evelyn Rhea, to George Joseph,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Karman
of Clements Ave. Dec. 29 has been
set as the wedding date.

Marriages

KRUGER - ROSENTHAL: Mrs.
Sarah Rosenthal of 3042 Hurlbut
St., announces the marriage of her
daughter, Mildred Rae, to Leo
Kruger of Detroit, on Aug. 8.

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U ZELL-FISCHMAN : The mar-

riage of Miss Pearl Fischman,
daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. George
Fischman of - Flint, and Daniel
Uzell was solemnized Sunday
afternoon, Aug. 18, with Rabbi
Horowitz of Flint officiating.
Following the ceremony which
was performed in the presence
of the immediate families in the
home of the bride's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and-Mrs. Irwin
Barak of Hazelwood Ave., the
young couple left for Chicago
where . they will be guests at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel.
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CHAIT-GOLDSTICK: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel H. Goldstick of
Longfellow Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter, San-
dra, to Max Chait, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Chait of Dexter Blvd.
Sunday, August 18.
* * *
WOLFE - WARTELL: Mr. and
Mrs. Julius E. Wertell of Ohio Ave.
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Pearl, to William Wolfe
of Cleveland, 0., at Temple Beth
El, on Aug. 15. The ceremony was
followed by a dinner for the imme-
diate family at Hotel Statler Ter-
race Room.
* * *
KORN-KAGEN: Miss Annette
Kagen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Kagen, and Robert Korn,
son of Mrs. Sarah Korn and Sam
Korn, were married on Sunday.
Aug. 18, at the summer home of
the bridegroom's s is t e r and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid M. Moss, in Charlevoix, Mich.
Rabbi Harry Kaplan of Colum-
bus, 0., officiated.
After the ceremony, dinner was
served for the immediate family at
Club Manitou, in Harbor Springs,
after which the couple left for St.
Louis, Missouri, where Mr. Korn
attends Washington University
Medical School.
* * *
ZUCKERMAN-DORF: The mar-
riage of Miss Ida Dorf, daughter
of Mrs. Meyer Dorf of 4814 Leslie
and the late Mr. Dorf, to Jack
.Zuckerman of this city, was per-
formed on Aug. 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Corman Of
Clairmount Ave., announce the en-
gagerrient of their daughter, Coo-
rine, to Martin W. Joseff, son of
Isadore Joseff of Cortland Ave. and
the late Mrs. Joseff.
The bridegroom-elect was re-
cently discharged from the Army
Air Forces, after having served
three years.
The date of the wedding will be
announced later

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Bride of Bataan
Prisoner of War

The marriage of Miss Minnie
Rosman, daughter of Cantor and
Mrs. Louis Rosman of Broadstreet
Blvd., and Isadore Sabbota, son of
Israel Sabbota of Hazelwood Ave.,
was performed Aug. 11 at the Fort
Wayne hotel by Rabbi Eliezer Levi.
Mr. Sabbota served in the army
for five years and was a prisoner
of the Japanese, in the Philippines
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captured during the fall of Ba-
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his release last September he has
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The newlyweds are spending
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New York City.

Somers was listed in both the
20- and 40-square-mile possible
sites, for the UN, published Aug. 14.
Two weeks ago a non-Jewish
resident reported to Jewish leaders
that he had overheard a group of
men in a tavern theratening to
burn down a projected synagogue.
Rabbi Kalman Kahn had been
holding services in private homes
for the last three years, and the
congregation had pledged $15,000
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a half acre plot.

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