played remarkable organiza- will be elected and the new
tional abilities in planning a National Commander will be
convention of this magnitude. elected Sunday m or n i n g,
Never before in the history of Sept. 2.
the Jewish War Veterans has 0
‘"ommunity Asked
d
a 't of
arms and its heart to receive to Watch Parade
our organization. On the eve of
The entire community has
the opening of the convention,
I view with great pride the been invited to witness the Jew-
achievements of the Detroit ish War Veterans parade Wed-
group and look forward to a nesday evening, in downtown
Detroit.
truly exciting time."
As a highlight of JWV's 67th
Resolutions to be considered
before the convention body will annual national convention the

include such items as medicare, parade will travel down Wood-
foreign aid. foreign trade. rise ward Avenue from Sproat to
international Fascism, rightefferson
Jefferson and will culminate in
wing extremism, and more a dance at the Veteran's Memo-
than 100 other resolutions deal- rial.
National Commander Theodore
ing with veterans affairs and
Brooks and National Auxiliary
other pertinent items.
Regional commanders will be President Mrs. Robert Shor will

elected from the Six Regions pause at the Soldier's and
Sailor's Monument to lay a me-
of JWV.
m o rial wreath.
On Saturday evening. Sept. 1, . Many allied veteran groups
the national judge advocate and military units will march
with JWV and JWVA.
The Jews in Uruguay
I Featured will be the famous
The Jewish community of Uru- Jackson Zouaves, who have ap-
guay, which today numbers 40,- peared on the Ed Sullivan Tele-
000 persons, settled in that coun- vision Show.
JWVA's teen age young girls'
try during the 20th century.
Ninety-five per cent of the coun- group. the Dubla-Jays, will march
try's Jews live in the capital. as a unit.
Grand parade marshall is
Montevideo. with the remainder
Otto Silvers, who is being as-
scattered in the small towns and
, sisted by Mrs. Morley Wolfe.
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War Jews Continues

In deference to the 67th an-
nual convention of the Jewish
War Veterans of the United
States, the exhibition, "The
American Jew in the Civil
War," currently on display at
the Detroit Historical Mu-
seum. Woodward and Kirby,
will be retained here until
Sept. 3.
Delegates and guests at the
JWV convention are invited
see the exhibit and the invita-
tion is renewed to the entire
community to see the exten-
sive display. which also fea-
tures Irving I. Katz's collec-
tion of manuscripts and data
on the Jews of Michigan in
the Civil War.
Schools are urged to ar-
range visits to the museum
by their classes. Such visits
already have been made by
Yeshivath Beth Y eh udah
students.

, Mrs. Philip Bernstein, liaison ney Cohen are in charge of the
officer to the National Conven- luncheon.
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Rabbi Morris Adler will be guest
speaker at the national presi-
STILL ON VACATION !
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WILL REOPEN
Hilton Hotel next Friday.
MONDAY, AUGUST 27th
A naval theme will highlight
the decor for the luncheon in
honor of Mrs. Shor and Mrs. Jes-
Certified Master Watchmaker
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and Jeweler
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Mayors Jerome Cavanagh and
Michael Patrick of Detroit and
Windsor; Albert Rosen, com-
mander of the JWV Department
of Michigan; Mrs. Dor o thy
Cohen, president of the Mich-
igan ladies' auxiliaries; Ed
Carey, president of the Detroit
Common Council; Max M.
Fisher and Stanley J. Winkel-
man. presidents of the Jewish
Welfare Federation and t h e
Jewish Community Council.
A variety of entertainment
has been arranged for the dele-
gates, their wives and their chil-
dren, inc 1 u d ing sightseeing
tours, a day at the State Fair,
a military ball Wednesday night
at Veterans Memorial Building,
boat rides, luncheons, dinners,
the Tiger-Chicago b a se b all
game on Thursday and many
other functions.
A colorful parade has been
arranged, for the downtown
area, for Wednesday, starting
at 7 p.m., with all veterans'
organizations — including the
American Legion and the Vet-
erans of F or e i g n Wars
participating.
The luncheon meeting of the
JWV national executive com-
mittee, on Tuesday. will be ad-
dressed by U. S. Senator Philip
A. Hart.
Other nationally prominent
speakers who are on the con-
vention agenda include Lewis
Weinstein, chairman of the Na-
tional Community Relations Ad-
visory Council; G. Mennen Wil-
liams. Assistant Secretary of
State for African Affairs; Jo-
seph F. Barr. JWV national
executive director; Brig. Gen.
S L. A. Marshall, and many
others.
T h e national commanders
banquet will be held at Cobo
Hall Saturday, Sept. 1.
It has been announced that
Morton L. London of New York
is a candidate for the national
commandership and that Daniel
Neal Heller of Florida is a can-
didate for judge advocate.
According to National Com-
mander Theodore Brooks of
New York. the "JWV conven-
tion represents the culmination
of one year's administration
and the rebirth of another year
of JWV activity.
u r national conventions
are dynamic and exciting events
in the Jewish community, for
it is at this time that we debate
the major policy questions that
face the organization and pass
the resolutions that set this pol-
icy for the coming year." he
said.
"The Jewish War Veteran
membership in Detroit has dis-

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Jewish War Veterans' Convention Parade Wednesday;
'Jew in Civil War' Exhibit Continues Until Sept. 3