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Detroit Post Donates Flags to Home
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Borman Hall, Jewish Home for the Aged, now proudly boasts two
American flags and an Israeli flag, courtesy of Detroit Post 135,
Jewish War Veterans. The two U.S. flags, one of which flew from
Washington's Capitol Building, were presented by Larry Gubow,
fifth regional commander, and accepted by Jack 0. Lefton, president
of the Home. Louis Benton, senior vice commander of the Department
of Michigan, presented the Israeli flag donated by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry T. Madison in honor of their grandchildren. Principals in the
program were (from left) Madison, past national commander;
Charles Miller, national service officer; Ben Shiffman, a veteran
of the Spanish-American War; Morris Simon, post commander; Tom
Borman; Gubow; Lefton; Al Borman, Jack Berman, department
commander; Morris Tulupman, national executive committeeman;
Morris Kikoler, national inspector; and Benton.
JWV Activities
YETZ-COHEN AUXILIARY will
meet 8 p.m. Monday at the home
of Irene Levin, 23110 Radclift,
Oak Park. President Ann Rubin
announces that plans have been
completed for a Halloween party
to be held Oct. 30, in combination
with the Yetz-Cohen Post. For re-
servations, call Nettie Goodman,
353-3387, or Anne Disner, 342-
4391.
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State Proclaims
JWVA Month
The month of Oct. 15 through
Nov. 15 has been declared JWVA
month by Gov. Romney and Mayor
Cavanagh.
Department of Michigan Presi-
dent Mrs. William Love stated that
the month will mark the annual
membership drive for the Jewish
War Veterans Auxiliary. She has
appointed Junior Vice President
Mrs. Harry Friedman to act as
membership chairman.
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made up of 12 auxiliaries. Women
eligible for membership are rela-
tives of Jewish war veterans who
served in time of conflict.
JWVA is active in the areas of
child welfare, veterans aid, aid to
Israel, scholarships and other pro-
jects.
For information, call the JWV
office, 342-8161.
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Jewish Veterans Urge
Disavowal of Birchers
WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
Jewish War Veterans of the United
States called on candidates for po-
litical office in next month's elec-
tions to disavow the John Birch
Society.
Malcolm A. Tarlov, national
commander of the JWV, announc-
ed that the JWV had been inform-
ed that some candidates already
have heeded the JWV request to
repudiate the organization which
"practices anti-Americanism under
the guise of protecting America."
He said that, in the JWV View,
candidates must do more than shun
affiliation with the John Birch
Society. "They should take the
same forthright stand against it
as they do against communism.
This is the only way to crush this
conspiratorial menace which feeds
on fear and hate."
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WASHINGTON (JTA) — The
Jewish War Veterans of the United
States announced it will take up
with the administration the pro-
posal made in the House of Repre-
sentatives that the United States
furnish free arms to Israel in re-
sponse to reports that Chinese
Communist munitions are being
shipped to Arab extremists aim-
ing to make war against Israel.
Tlie announcement was made by
the JWV's national commander,
Malcolm A. Tarlov. The proposal
that the United States ship free
arms to Israel had been made by
Rep. Seymour Halpern, New York
Republican.
PLANTING TREES in Israel
with the Jewish National Fund
has become a world-wide non-sec-
tarian endeavor . . . One group in
Hamburg, Germany, sent $160 to
plant trees for a friend . . . The
Michigan and New York divisions
of the FBI have sent checks for
trees, plus airlines, TV stations and
a host of others ..
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PHIL KAPLAN of Prudential
Lumber, has been going to the
same Chinese hand laundry for
12 years . . . but never noticed
the owner's name until recently
... Phil then asked the proprietor
how he got the name of Lou
Schwartz . . . and the Chinese gent
explained with a smile that when
he came to the United States, it
was a very cold and blistering
day, and while being hustled
through customs, the man in front
of him was Lou Schwartz .. , When
it was his turn to give his name to
the customs officer, he told him
Sam Ting . . . Arriving in Detroit,
he noticed on his entry paper the
name Lou Schwartz and liked it
so well he decided to keep it.
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IF YOU'RE A Central High
graduate of 1957 or know of any-
one who is, don't lose this informa-
tion .. Gals to get in touch with
are Gail (Love) Raminick, 541-
0731, or Judy (Preston) Heisler,
476-1739 . . • A class reunion is
being planned for May 1967.
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FOR SOME PEOPLE, October
means beautiful fall leaves . . . for
others, winter is just around the
corner . . . for still others, new
galoshes for the children . . . For
the girls of the City of Hope De-
troit Cancer Fighters, October is
the month for placing Blue Banks
in stores, and a door-to-door ap-
peal for the funds that are so
sorely needed by the City of Hope
medical and research facility . .
More marchers are needed . . .
If you can spare some time on
Oct. 16, 17, 18, there is a captain
in your area . . Vice President
of Fund Raising, Goldie Young, is
the gal to contact, LI 2-3436 . •
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MOREY CHARMER, incoming
president of the Furniture Club,
likes this one . . . about an Ameri-
can visitor trying out his tran-
sistor pen radio on a Soviet train
.. . Seated nearby was a Russian
unable to contain his curiosity
. . . But, patriotically, he phrased
it this way, "We have those too,"
he said, and added, "What is it?"
LBJ's View on Dissent 'Clarified' by an Aide
WASHINGTON (JTA)—A White
House aide has described as "whol-
ly fanciful" inferences that Presi-
dent Johnson ever had "linked
American Jewish support for this
country's struggle in Vietnam with
continued United States support for
Israel."
The statement was made by
Harry C. McPherson, special coun-
sel to the President, in a letter to
Peter J. M o 1 a y of Cleveland
Heights, 0., a college student.
Malay had written to the Presi-
dent, asking for a clarification of
the controversy which erupted last
month after a Jewish War Veterans
delegation met with the President
at the White House.
After the JWV meeting with the
President, Malcolm Tarlov, JWV
commander, told White House cor-
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Daniel A. Laven, chairman of
the Businessmen's Council of Beth
Yehudah Schools, announced that
the Judge Victor J. Baum will be
the honored guest at the annual
dinner Nov. 20 at Cobo Hall.
The Businessmen's Council is
made up of leading lay leaders
dedicated to futherance of re-
ligious education
in the commun-
ity. The annual
dinner has been
the council's ma-
jor project during
the past years.
At the dinner,
Judge Baum will
be presented with
a citation for his
endeavors on be-
half of the wel-
Laven
fare of the community and educa-
tion in particular.
The Beth Yehudah schools,
largest Hebrew day school west
of New York, is composed of two
divisions, the Beth Jacob School
for Girls in the Northwest area
and the new Tora Center for
Boys in Southfield. Both divisions
have classes from the nursery
level through elementary, inter-
mediate and high school levels.
Laven also announced the ap-
pointment of Circuit Court Judge,
John M. Wise as general chairman
of the event.
For information and reserva-
tions, call the school office,
353-6750.
$100,000 for Scholarships
The Conference on Jewish Mate-
rial Claims Against Germany last
year allocated a total of $100,000
for scholarships and fellowships in
Jewish studies.
respondents that the President was
puzzled over expressions of dis-
sent by Jewish leaders against
United States military efforts in
the Vietnam - conflict, at a time
when he was taking new steps to
aid Israel.
Film Tells Story of Rebel
Continuing through Tuesday, the
Birmingham and Ramona theaters
will present Walt Disney's new
technicolor adventure, "The Fight-
ing Prince of Donegal," about a
young rebel who unites the clans
of Ireland against the English. It
stars Peter McEnery and Susan
Hampshire. Disney's featurette
"Winnie the Pooh" will also be
shown.
The companion feature at the
Birmingham will be "Hold On"
with Herman's Hermits — while at
Pittsburgh Solves Stickler:
the Ramona, those two favorites
Will Erect 'Nativity Scene',
from UNCLE Robert Vaughn and
but With Private Funds
David McCallu
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PITTSBURGH (JTA)—The city Trap a Spy."
administration has figured out how
to provide a "nativity scene" in its
Christmas display in Mellon Square
without spending any public funds.
Prior to the
The city will spend about $4,500
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on the display, but will not pay
for any statues of Jesus, Mary and
of Our New
Joseph which will be included in
the exhibit. Instead the city will
accept a "nativity scene" as a gift
from a private donor.
Various Jewish groups here noti-
fied the city last weekend that in
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