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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, Decembre 22, 1967
Jewish Servicemen in Vietnam
Get Hanuka Priority from JWB
NEW YORK—In its worldwide!
Hanuka arrangements for Jewish
military personnel, the National
Jewish Welfare Board (JWB) has
given special attention to brighten-
ing the festival celebrations of
Jewish men and women serving in
Vietnam and of the Vietnam
wounded who are in military hos-
pitals throughout the Pacific area.
As gifts, the men in Vietnam
will receive items sent to them by
the JWB women's organizations'
services.
Jewish chaplains in Vietnam.
Korea, Italy, Germany, Turkey,
North Africa. the Aleutian Islands.
several Pacific outposts and in all
other overseas and domestic areas
where Jewish servicemen are sta-
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tioned will conduct candle-lighting
services during Hanuka. At many
installations, chaplains will have
"latke parties" for adults and spe-;
cial Ilanuka parties for the chil-
dren of their religious schools. Hol-
iday observances will also be held
in Veterans Administration hos-
pitals.
JWB's II a n u k a arrangements
were started last August to make
sure that Jewish servicemen and
their wives and children will re-
ceive individually wrapped gifts at
Hanuka time.
Hanuka gifts, menores, candles
and decorations have been sent to
the 17 USO clubs in Vietnam and
Thailand.
Chaplains Sholom Gliksman,
Gerry J. Rosenberg and Sheldon
M. Kirsch of Detroit, the three
Jewish chaplains in Vietnam,
will have the cooperation of
chaplains of other faiths in the
distribution of Hanuka gifts
which were sent to the men by
JWB on behalf of the American
Jewish community. Congressman
Joseph Resnick of Ellenville,
N.Y., will distribute hundreds of
gifts in the name of JWB during
his visit to Vietnam.
The Jewish sisterhoods at mili-
tary installations. received gifts for
distribution and suggestions for
Hanuka programs and activities
from the JWB Women's Organiza-
tions' Services, including recipes
for home - made potato pancakes.
The Women's Organizations'
Services is composed of Hadassah.
National Bureau of Federated
Women's Organizations. National
Council of Jewish Women, National
Federatibn of Temple Sisterhoods,
National JWB Jewish Community
Center Services, National Women's
League of the United Synagogue
of America, United Order of True
Sisters, the Women's Branch of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congre-
gations of America and the Wom-
en's Division of the American Jew-
ish Congress.
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BLOCH ROSE AUXILARY will
hold a membership latke party 7:30
p.m. Sunday at the home of Betty
Katzman, 15211 Joan, Oak Park.
Husbands invited. There will be
prizes, games and refreshments.
For membership information, call
Gerry Feldman, 398-8955.
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DETROIT POST and LADIES
AUXILIARY 135 invites prospec-
tive members to a social and Hanu-
ka party 8:30 p.m. Thursday at
the Labor Zionist Institute. :Mem-
bers will exchange presents, and
there will be prizes. Refreshments
will be served.
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Jewish Officers Offer
to Serve on Holiday
Veterans Call for Action to Quash SS-Type
Right-Wing Guard in Western Germany
WASHINGTON—Legal measures
to suppress a new right-wing ex-
tremist "guard society'—reminis-
cent of the Nazi SS "stormtroop-
ers" were urged on the Federal
Republic of West Germany by Na-
tional Commander Samuel Samuels
of the Jewish War Veterans of the
U.S.A.
Samuels said that "veterans of
World War II, Jewish and non-
Jewish. find it incomphrehensible
that Bonn has thus far done noth-
ing to dissolve the new ► 'SGM,' a
group of bully-boys mustered into
a parliamentary force by Adolph
von Thadden's Nazi-like 'National
Democratic Party.' "
The JWV leader said that the
new "private army' is led by
former SS men "experienced In
silencing political opponents." He
said "it is important to recall
that the SS had its start under
the same excuse advanced by-the
SGM that it would function only
to monitor meetings in public
halls."
Called the Guard Society Against
Opinion Terror, the new force is
called in German, Schutzgemeins-
chaft Gegen Meinungsterror.
"The West German government,
through its police and courts, is
equipped to deal with such threats
without the formation of a new
body of stormtroopers," said Sam-
uels.
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Capt. L. Michael Newman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Newman of
Pennington Dr., has earned the
gratitude of an unknown fellow of-
ficer at Edgewood Arsenal in Mary-
land. Capt. Newman volunteered
to serve as officer of the day in
place of a Christian colleague on
Dec. 24-26.
Capt. Newman and Lt. Robert
S. Libman, another Jewish officer,
took on the 24-hour tour of duty
on this holiday as an interfaith
- Christmas gift."
Capt. Newman and Lt. Libman.
both of whom are married and live
next door to each other in Edge-
wood, have Michigan backgrounds.
Lt. Libman. assigned to the finance
and accounting office, is a native
of Urbana, Ill., and holds a mas-
ters degree from the University of
Michigan. Capt. Newman, a native
Detroiter, is a resident psycholo-
gist at the medical research labora-
tory in Edgewood and is working
toward his PhD at the University
of Illinois.
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Michigan JWV Bowlers
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Vigil for Vietnam Peace
Draws Jewish Leaders
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An interfaith Candlelight Vigil
for Peace in Vietnam conducted in
Ideal for Confirmation; Briss, Pidyon Ha-Ben, Etc.
Grand Circus Park Thursday, in-
cluded among its leaders Dr. Leon
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Fram, rabbi of Temple Israel; and • • Roasted Whole Chicken or Turkey with Stuffing
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal of Adas •
• Cheese Blintzes
Potatoes and Gravy
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Shalom Synagogue.
• • Tasty Delicious Kishka
• Fresh Knishes Daily
The vigil included choral music, •
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Davig G. Roth of American Jewish
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Hertz, rabbi of Temple Beth El.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT SUNDOWN TO MIDNIGHT
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Similar candlelight vigils for
peace in Vietnam are being held in
many cities across the United
States during the season.
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