THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Fourteen

Urges
50,000 Valor Proskauer
Agency Support

Awards Given.
Jews in W ar

JWB Booklet Reveals 550,-
000 U. S. Jews Served;
11,000 Listed as Dead

NEW YORK, (JTA)—A total of
nearly 50,000 awards for valor and
meritorious service has been re-
ceived by Jewish men and women
who served in the United States
armed forces during World War II,
it is revealed in the fifth issue of
the Jewish Welfare booklet,
"These Are the Facts." The pub-
lication also disclosed that 550,000
American Jews, or the equivalent
of 37 divisions, served in the armed
forces.
The total number of Jewish
casualties reported to date, the
JWB said, is 38,338, of whom
11,000 are listed as dead. More
than 80 per cent of the Jews in
service were in the army, 17 per
cent in the navy, two per cent in
the marine corps, and one per cent
in the coast guard. The booklet
notes that more than one-third of
all Jewish physicians in the United
States served in the armed forces.

'' Relatives Sought Through
Council of Jewish Women

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Detroit Section, National Coun-
cil of ewish Women, is anxious to
locate the following to deliver
messages from relatives abroad:
Anyone having information, kind-
notify the Council of Jewish
WOmen, 8904 Woodward, Room
203, MA. 6970.

Jules Grosz of Paris, France, seeks
Harry Grosz.
Der Joszefne, Veres Palue 30. Buda-
pest, Hungary, seeks Derso
Leibusz Englender of Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil, seeks .Zelik Apelbaum of De-
troit who formerly lived in Ostrovtse.
Szioma Zajac of Lublin, Poland, de-
sires to contact Ms uncle, Aron-Osher
Zajac, who formerly resided on Cam-
eron Ave.
Jephim Rodzin of Detroit, sought by
Israel Bedzovski of Tel Aviv, Palestine.
Leib and Berl Sheinman, sought by
a niece, Hessel Zolotov burl, now in
Italy.
David Feitelovich of Wilno, now in
Rome, Italy, seeks his aunt, Vichna
Lichtenberg.
The addresses of Klasky Huse Hersz,
Metta Rudack and Malka Jellin, are
wanted by A. Klodawski, the son of
Chaim Klodawski. He is now In Mun-
ich, Germany.
A letter from Fisher Roman, now in
Munich; awaits Mrs. Rose Mirken.
A letter from Poland has been re-
ceived for William Kramer who for-
merly resided at 4095 Clements Street.
A letter from Z. Ogecca of Odessa,
Russia, has been received for Lashger
Alik Yosifowich who resided in Tel
Aviv, Palestine, prior to the war,
. A letter from Chemia Reichszeig now
in Germany is addressed to Harry Fox
whose former address was 1126 Glad-
stone, Apt. 211.
Letters are waiting for:
R. Richman, Stela, sister, sought by
Algirdas Andriusius D. P. Camp, Ger-
many.
Ignas Jesdanskas and Brone Kokaito,
sought by Stasys Rupeika D. P. Camp,
Germany.
Herman Berg, sought by Max Berg;
Germany.
Zvi (Hershl) Melshinker, sought by
4 .e'Yeshaye Rotshik, Poland.
Maria Wajntrojb, sought by Cipa
Graber, Poland.
Other relatives sought include:
Sam Cohen, sought by Henoch Sier-
ocki, Lodz, Poland.
Malka Dawidowicz, aunt, and son
Hersh (barber), sought by Chaja Tars-
zest, Poland.
Malka Dobrzynska, aunt, sought by
Jadzia Choinacka, Germany.
Pesieh Fikman, sought by Sochar
Turch or Turok, Italy.
M. Kramer,- , 4095 Clements, sought
-by Benjamin Dom
belski, Poland.
Ruwin Nagel, uncle, Chana Schwartz
and Ethel Milstein, • aunts, sought by
Zyskiel By,gman, Poland.
Nimtz, Mintz, Nimetz Theodor,
sought by Mera Chazanova, sister.
B. Rauch, uncle, sought by Helena
Widmann. Austria. •
Bernard a n d Moishe
sought by Salik Wianzawskl, Poland.
• Mrs. Alexandrine Lentz, sought by
Marie and Margarete Zabel, Berlin,
Germany.
Aron or Avrum Gesundhejt is. sought
by Miss Adela Lubliner, liberated from
the camp of Maidanek, and now liVing
in Paris.
-IP.. Moshe, Aron, Zelig and Rachel add-
Man are sought by Michl Sheinman
now in Delasem, Italy.
Frida Pevmoter is sought . by
Szejndla Avaten, now in Berlin,. Ger-
many.
Riven Fisher, born in Romania, now
in. American Zone in Germany, is an
xious to contact her uncle, Jacob Zil-
herman of Detroit.

Local Brevities

(Mrs. I. Kanfer); recording secre-
tary, Madelyn Farris (Mrs. B.
Farris; corresponding secretary,
DR. ISRAEL M. GOLDMAN of
Sylvania Lederer; treasurer, Jo-
Providence, who was scheduled to
seph Bet .1; sgt. at arms, Jack
Praises Truman Stand on
deliver the sermon at Congrega-
Weinshelbaum.
Refugee Entry; Backs Up
tion Shaarey Zedek last Saturday,
* * *
Negotiations With Britain
was called back home to officiate
DOUGHERTY AND RUZICKA,
at a funeral of an important mem-
one of the nation's top ranking
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Judge
ber of his congregation on Friday
duo-piano teams, will open the
Joseph M. Proskauer, president of
afternoon. Rabbi Morris Adler
the American Jewish Committee,
delivered the sermon at Shaarey 18th consecutive season of Detroit
issued a statement lauding Presi-
Town Hall, Wednesday morning,
Zedek.
dent Truman's proposal for in-
* * *
Oct. 9, at 11 o'clock, in - the Fisher
creased immigration into the
MORRIS FISHMAN and M. E. Theater. The series of twenty
United States and appealing to
O'Brien represented this area at Wednesday mornings featuring
American Jews to support the
the convention of Franklin Life music, entertainment, and lectures
Jewish Agency for Palestine in its
Insurance. Co. at Ester Park, Colo. by speakers of world reputation
negotiations with the British Gov-
There were 40 °representatives will end March 12, 1947, with the
ernment.
present from the middle west. - first concert appearance in Detroit
* a *
Stating that "it is a source of ,
of Miliza Korjus, former singing
pride to every American that the
HYMAN and ROSE GARRISON. star of "The Great Waltz." An-
President has asked that America
FAMILY CLUB met Aug. 27 at other important local debut will
take the lead in urging upon the
the home- of Mrs. W. J. Bryan, be a program to be given early in
nations of the world the reception
3827 Beniteau. The club wets or- December by Mata and Hari,
of the comparatively small num-
ga.nized as a memorial to Hyman dance satirists formerly starred
ber of ref-gees, which would go so
and Rose Garrison. Membership performers with the Trudy School
far toward the salvation of hun-
L limited -I- their direbt descend- Ballet, and Olsen and Johnson's
dreds of thousands of human
ants and husbands and wives.
"Laffing Room Only."
*
*
lives," Judge Proskauer added that
Officers are: President, Boris
President Truman's statement had
Bronson; vice-pres., Adele Kanfer
WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION FOR
earned "not only the gratitude of
all JeArs, but of all who feel the
responsibility for the salvation of
these unfortunate survivors."
Pointing out that the Jewish
Agency was constituted, by its
charter, to "voice the hopes of all
friends of Palestine irrespective .of
whether they are Zionists or non-
Zionists," Judge Proskauer said
that "I have reason to believe that
at this particular juncture the
Agency is evidencing an intent to
respect that principle. So long as
it so continues, it is our duty to
aid it in the discharge of its grave
responsibility.
"It is my profound conviction
that nothing should be done to
complicate or make more difficult
the arduous task that will have to
be undertaken by the Agency in
its negotiations with the British,"
he added. "Rancor, bitterness,vitu-
peration and schism must be ban-
ished from our thinking and our
conduct at this critical moment."

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DETROIT SYMPHONY OR
CHESTRA announces a fashion
show, for the IN it of the Main-
tenance Fund, to be presented in
Music Hall, Oct. 3. There will be
special features, music, flowers
and an outstanding. personality to
comment on the current trend in
styles. Tickets may be procured
from members of the association
or from the Music Hall ticket
office.

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JWV Demands Action
A gainst Cemetery Vandals

The Jewish War Veterans of the
United States are determined to
bring to justice. the vandals who
desecrated the graves of Jewish
dead at the Mt. Moriah Cemetery,
Pairvview, N. J., Aug. 19.. They
have called upon the authorities
of New Jersey and Bergen county
for immediate action.

Friday, August 30, 1946

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