Friday, September 20, 1946 THE JEWISH NEWS Page Seventy Children's Efforts Aid JDC's SOS PARIS, (J'...A)—The first group of 62 Jewish orphans from OSE homes in Fr:..nce will sail for the United States this - 'reek. The children. who are coming to relatives, will leave from Mar- seilles. Their passage was financed by JDC and HIAS. Although none of them is over 18 years of age, most were in Nazi concentration camps and narrowly' escaped being deported with their parents to death camps in Poland. British Release Palestine Jew After 14-Day Hunger Strike JERUSALEM (JTA) — Jacob Mori, 21, a Yemenite Jew, was released from the Latrun camp after 14 days of fasting in pro- test against his detention. He de : manded an immediate trial or re- lease, and refused to permit a medical examination after he was brought to a hospital. prayer for the dead) while seated on the ground in the traditional manner. The ashes of the 12,000 Nazi victims were brought from Helmno to Palestine by a refugee who ar- rived here recently. Home Relief's Dinner Dance Set for Oct. 29 MUNICH (JTA) -- American Military Government and UNRRA official. plan to intervene with the Czech government against the, scheduled expulsion of about 3.000 Czech Jews who resided in t he 1 Suchst en area of Czechsloyak la be-1 for- t he war. The planned expulsion was d Ls- Cov,•reci when Prague officials re- I clue .ted the American Army to i prepare for the arrival of the, group about Sept. 15. and asked that - special arrangements - be accorded them. Since the protest is not expected, to change the Czech plan, unless it is made througIT higher cliplo- 1 n1.11 ic channels. it was decided lo•i," in the meantime to give the group normal DP status and trea :nen t. Members and friends of the Home Relief Society will attend a luncheon meeting. at the home of Mrs. Maurice Garglik. 18503 Fairfield. on Monday. Sept. 30. at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Barney Newman. program chairman, has planned entertain- ment for this opening meeting of t he season. Mrs. Gert rude Leve Blum will present. Chet Borden, Columbia Broadcasting accordion- i st. Plans for the dinner -dance, to be held Tuesday evening. Oct. 29. at the Book Cadillac Hotel. will be discussed. The event is planned by Mrs. B. J. Rudin and her com- mittee. Mickey Woolf and his or- chestra and an outstanding floor show are being arranged. For tickets call Mrs. Rudin. TO. 8-8669. Le Shone Tovo Tikosevu The Officers of The De- troit Auxiliary of the Los Angeles Santarium and ex- patients home, wish to ex- tend to all Co-workers, sup- porters, all donors and the entire Jewish Community a Happy and Prosperous New Year. May this year bring happiness to our dis- placed people. Sosnowitzer Bendiner Und. Verein The New Year AMC, UNRRA Object To Transfer of 3,000 Prewar Sudeten Jews Sympathy Hunger Strike JERUSALEM, (JPS, Palcor)— Nineteen women detrined under emergettey regulations at Bethle- hem womens' prison, have gone on a hunger strike in sympathy with Dr. Wofgang von ,Weisl, interned Revisionist leader, who is in the second week of a one man fast in protest against the detention of himself and other inmates Lat- run. Von Weisl was removed to a Government hospital after six days of fasting. • TEL AVIV, (JPS, Palcor)—The ashes of 12,000 Jews. murdered and cremated by the Nazis at the death camp at Helmno, Poland, were reinterred in the soil of Pal- estine, at a solemn ceremony at- tended by thousands of mourners at a cemetery here. The entire congregation recited kadish (the Greetings on Pounding out their summer activities, boys and girls of Camp Nlo-Corn-Co in the Bronx. New York. presented a country fir, the proceeds going to the Joint Distribution Committee's SOs 'Supplies for Overseas Survivors) Collection. Amid stalls and barnyard animals borrowed from the Bronx Zoo, children from five to sixteen auctioned off items made by themselves. In c h spot of the afternoon was a puppet show presented by and tor the children. Proceeds bought 1.200 cans of baby food for Jewish survivors overseas. The J.D.C. receives its funds from the United Jewish Appeal. Women Prisoners Start Orphans Coming to U. S. Ashes of 12,000 Helmno From French OSE Homes Jews Buried in Tel Aviv A Happy New CARL'S CHOP HOUSE The Auxiliary begs the Jewish Community to re- member those people who are in the Los Angeles San- itarium on these High Holy days. N. R. Epstein, Pres. Year To The Community 3024 GRAND RIVER L'SHONO TOVO zrzezize zezzezz.mezemw.ezme ./.97xerzezz.mw .4.9:49wwww.w.wziwy TIKOSEVU S. Greetings on the New Year it Clyde E. S. 1 KOBLIN'S CUT RATE NORNUNG Fisher Building . 500 MICHIGAN ,WiiWWWWWWW4WWWWWWWWWWWWWW,WWW,WWMV44644644e4944'14444' Rothschilds to Break Into Movie Business — Detroit Kercheval Ave.—Grosse Pointe ii WY iiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiWWA 'Will Introduce Jewish Symphony The Rothschild banking family DENVER. (JPS) —The Jewish ! symplionN• - Israel - . by Dr. Boris breaks into the motion picture DuOilisky. dean of the music business in a deal whereby a scion school at the University of Wash- of the family will make pictures 1114 ,,n. was introduced by the in Paris worldwide distribution by composer on the Inter-Mountain United Artists. The deal was okay- Jewish News Message of Unity ed by the UA board of directors Plogram over statior KOA here. last week. The agreement with The symphony will be played in its Elie de Rothschild is for three entirety for the first time next years, calling for a minimum of year by the Palestine Symphony one and a maximum of three plc- hires per year. Orchest ra. 8 A MESSAGE FROM Hon. Gerald K. O'Brien PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. ■ WE EXTEND OUR BEST Dear Friends: I welcome this opportunity on behalf of myself and the members of my WISHES TO staff to wish the Jewish people a happy and prosperous New Year. Right thinking THE JEWISH people everywhere watch with sympathetic admiration the courageous struggle COMMUNITY of the Jewish people to achieve their as pirations for freedom and justice. May FOR THE the forthcoming year witness the establishment of a national Jewish homeland NEW YEAR in Palestine. I also wish to acknowledge the fine support and cooperation of the MICHIGAN LINEN SUPPLY BOARD OF TRADE Jewish community in helping to make Wayne County a better place to live. It has been a distinct pleasure to have the loyal services of my four Jewish assistants. Arthur L. Robbins, Chief of the Civil Division, Nathan Kaufman, Traffic Court, JOHN ISAACS, President Hairy Letzer, Recorder's Court and Allan B. Schmier, Civil Division and Crime JOE SANDLER, Vice-President Study Panel. HARRY SCHUMER, Treasurer Faithfully yours, JOE GREENBAUM, Chair. of Bd. GERALD K. O'BRIEN, CHAS. C. JACOBY, Exec. Sec'y Pilosocuting Attorney