Lt. Leon Hoffman Wins
Silver Star — at ion 's
Third HighestUedal

This country's third highest
medal for gallantry in combat
was awarded to Lt. Leon Hoff-
man on Aug. 26. Hoffman's wife,
Nettie, who lives with their
daughter. Beverly R.orma„ at
2270 Fullerton, received the cita-
tion from the U. S. Army earlier
this month.
Lt. Hoffman was cited for ac-
tion which took place in Umi-
donee Korea on May 18. As lead-
er of a rifle platoon when the
Red army at-
tacked a bitter-
ly-f ought for
hill. L t . Hoff-
al a n defended
the hill against
Fanatical enemy
assaults.
H i s platoon
w a s forced • to
re t r eat before
the•enemy
onslauht.
When fire was
Lt. Hoffman directed against
American troops, inflicting many
casualties, Lt. Hoffman took an
automatic rifle from one of his
men and. led a charge to take
back the hill, exposing himself
to enemy fire and drawing their
attention while his men regain-
ed control of the strategic hill.
Mrs. Hoffman said she knew
about her husband's winning of
the medal, although until the
certificate came she had no idea
of why it was won. He had writ-
ten her before, "If anyone were
in my shoes, they'd do the same
thing. Its just a messy job that
has to be done."
In the Aug. 10 edition of The
Jewish News, an article told of
Lt. Hoffman's winning of the
Bronze Star. Since, he has won
the Silver Star, the Presidential
unit- citation, and an oak leaf
cluster for the b r onze star.
While on furlough, - Lt, Hoffman
called from Japan• expressing
the hope that he will be home
sometime in January or Febru-
ary.
A veteran of World War II,
Lt. Hoffman won both the bronze
and silver stars for his efforts
in action, and was wounded
twice while serving in the Euro-
pean and Pacific theaters of
operation.

Young Adults Add 24%
To L950 Torch Receipts

Coming through with - flying
colors in their Torch Drive par-
ticipation, the Community Serv-
ice Committee of the Jewish
Young Adult Council brought in
24 per cent more money in their
area than was raised in 1950,
Leo Majzels, committee chair-
man, announced.
Majzels congratulated Mildred
Fox, director of Torch Drive ac-
tivities Committee, for the all-
out job done by her and her co-
chairmen, Rayetta Harris, Ar-
thur James Rubiner, and Mich-
ael Stacey.
Directly responsible for $4,700
reported, for the area, bounded
by Fullerton, Dexter, Joy Road
and Li v ern oi s, were district
chairmen, Evelyn Dash, Alvin
Eichler, Eve Eisenberg, Norman
Feinberg, Alma Fox, Daniel Hof-
fer, Bert Horowitz, Benson Jaf-
fee, Charles Levin, Corrine Lun-
.enfeld, Harriet Ruth Migdol,
Sam Ross, Mary. Salsman, Bud
Schubiner, Ivan Shalit and Sue
Weinstein.

Scottis to Entertain. At Sheruth Luncheon

People Make News

MAX OSNOS was re-elected
vice-chairman of the national
council Of the Joint Defense Ap-
peal at the JDA sixth annual
meeting in St. Louis. He will lead

r dews Brevities

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KANTER FAMILY CLUB will
meet at 8:30 p.m., Sunday, at
the Labor Zionist Institute. Lin-
wood at Pasadena. Plans will be
formulated for a children's Ha-
nukah party. Hostesses will be
Mesdames Ann Feldman, Emma
-Kanter and Leah Yura.

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R.OSNER FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rosner,
20470 Ward. Final plans will be
made for the group's anniver-
sary dinner at Sid's Cafe.

Directors of the DETROIT
EDISON CO. announced the
award of a $40,000.000 bond issue
to a group headed by Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., as highest bidder on
a bid of 101.28. The new bonds,
to be known as Series K, will
bear interest at the rate of 3%
per cent, and will be due Nov.
15, 1976. It is expected they will
be offered to the public at
101.783, according to Prentiss M.
Brown, chairman of the board.
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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Parents' Association will hold a
tea. for parents of 10th graders
and the faculty at 2:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the school library.
Mrs. Samuel Perlmutter is presi-
dent, and Mrs. Morris Kwaselow,
social chairman.
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Making its seventh triumphal
tour of the United States, on its
first visit to Detroit, "HOLIDAY
ON ICE OF 1952" will bring its
all-new frosted extravaganza to
the stage of Masonic Temple for
seven days beginning Monday
evening, Dec. 3, and continuing
through Sunday, Dec. 9, with
matinees on Saturday and Sun-
day.
* * _ *
The Theater Guild's fabulous
"Oklahoma!", the Rodger and
Hammerstein world -f am o us
yu
musical, returns
to the stage of
the Shubert
. , Theater for two
.weeks beginning
::Sunday evening,
` : w i t h matinees
'on Saturday
only. Feature d
in this interna-
tional company
Ridge Bond are -Ridge Bond
as "Curly", and a star cast.

the JDA effort in this area to
gain community support for the
1952 JDA national goal of $5,-
077,040 to be used in supporting
the pro-democratic programs of
the American Jewish Committee
and the Anti - Defamation
League of Bnai Brith.
• • •
Max Braude, former U. S.
Army chaplain, has been ap-
pointed director . for administra-
tive and opera-
tional affairs of
the World ORT
nion (Organi-
ation for Re-
Oaabilitation
through Train-
Mg), and will
u p e rvise the
,_functions of the
RT vocational
training system
n 22 countries
Braude throughout the
world. Announcement of Mr.
Braude's appointment was made
by Dr. Aron Syngalowski, presi-
dent of the World ORT Union
Executive.

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AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

S. D. Gershovitz, JWB execu-
tive director, organized Alaska's
first Jewish com-
munity council
in Anchorage
while on a tour
of Alaska to
study morale,
welfare and rec-
reational needs
of Jewish GIs
tationed with
h e American
rmed forces
there.

Dexter Blud. at Cortland-1'0.9-6811
W. Fart at military -

Downtown Office
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`Frontiers of Faith' on WW.I-Tviv

Ceremonies frOm Jewish life
will be presented over the
'Frontiers of Faith" program at

9:30 a.m., Sunday, on WWJ-TV,
channel 4. Made possible
through the cooperation of the
Jewish Theological Seminary,
programs of Jewish interest will

be interspersed with those of all
faiths.

16 — THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 23, 1951.

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NO CONSTIPATION
FOR 25 YEARS

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ALL-BRAN shortly after we were
married. I use it in my cooking
as well as for
breakfast. The
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Jersey City, N.J.
One of many
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Through AMEIC (American Eretz

Israel Corp. l

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stocks of more than 80 food items at fixed prices RATION FREE.

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Folk songs of Israel will be
sung in the Hebrew tongue. by
Sharonah Aron, in a special first
anniversary kosher food appeal
broadcast featuring Jack Benny
and Quentin Reynolds, over
WJR, on Dec. 4, 10:30-10:45 p.m.
The broadcast will be presented
in cooperational with the Na-
tional CARE-Israel Committee.

Donations will send under-
privileged children to summer
camp. For reservations call Mra.
Julian Lumberg, TO. 5-3848.

MIZRACHI ORGANIZATION OF DETROIT

LONDON—(JTA) — A lifetime
peerage has been conferred up-
on the Rt. Hon. Sir Lionel Leon-
ard Cohen, Lord of Appeal in
Ordinary, it was announced at
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Culminating an intensive fund
raising campaign, Sher u t h
League will hold its annual
donor luncheon at 12:30 p.m.
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Kellman is chair-
man, assisted by Mesdames Juli-
an Lumberg, tickets; H a r r y
Beresh and Arnold Wolfson, ar-
rangements; Meyer Kuneck,
Albert Witus, Harry Granader,
Samuel Hack, Sam Chapin, pro-
gram; and Norman Strager, pub-
licity.
George and Eleanor Scotti of
WWJ-TV will be featured as
masters of ceremonies. A donor
duchess will be selected from
the audience, and will be clothed
by Detroit merchants.

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