32—Friday, June 14, 1968
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Stoffer-Deutchlredding
Slated for September
MISS ROCHELLE STOFFER
Mrs. Bernice Knofsky of Lincoln
Terrace Dr., Oak Park, and Mr.
Dave Stoffer of South Blvd., Pon-
tiac, announce the engagement of
their daughter Rochelle Louis Stof-
fer to Terry Howard Deutch, son
of Mrs. David' Deutch of Green-
- Rd., Oak Park, and the late
r. Butch.
A Sept. 15 wedding is planned.
Local Jewish Legi onnaires Subject
Michigan members of the Jewish
Legion, the World War I unit that
fought to liberate Palestine from
the Turks 50 years ago, are the
subject of a series of articles
compiled by Allen A. Warsen and
published in the current issue of
"Michigan Jewish History," jour-
nal of the Jewish Historical Society
of Michigan.
The Jewish Legion was organ-
ized by the British government in
August 1917 with the purpose of
driving the Turks, which had join-
ed the Central Powers (Germany
and Austria-Hungary) out of Pal-
estine. The area was of immense
importance because control of
Palestine would lead to the control
of the Dardanelles, which was
under Turkish rule.
The Jewish Legion consisted of
three battalions of Royal Fusi-
liers. The 38th Batallion, under the
command of Lt. Col. John Henry
Patterson, was recruited in Eng-
land; the 39th Battalion, formed in
the Western Hemisphere, mainly
in the United States, under the
command of Lt. Col. Eliezar Mar-
golin; and the 40th Battalion, or-
ganized in Palestine, lead by Lt.
Col. Frederick Dudley Samuel.
In all, the three battalions
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Detroiter Harry Weinstock,
who served as a volunteer with
the Jewish Legion- during World
War II, is shown here with
Egyptian children in Alexandria,
where he was stationed with the
Royal Fusiliers. Weinstock re-
ceived the British War Medal,
' the Victory Medal and Chevrons.
He died in January.
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Jewish Historical Society
to Hear Talk on Yiddish
Theater at Annual Meeting
"The History of the Yiddish
Theater in Detroit" will be the
subject of James A. Miller, author
of the book by the same title, at
the annual luncheon meeting of the
Jewish Historical Society of Michi-
gan 12:15 p.m. June 26 at the Jew-
ish Welfare Federation's Butzel
Building.
For reservations, call Dr. Irving
I. Edgar, president, LI 3-8344.
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JWV
Bale Post saw Murray Weiss
installed as commander in recent
!ceremonies. Other officers are
May Snyder and
L e e Hoffman,
vice command-
ers; and Don Alt-
man, Alan Sos-
dn, Ray Lebow,
Fagen-
son and Barry
Safir, trustees.
Executive direc-
tor is Irving
Yura and outgo-
Weiss
ing commander Fred Waterstone.
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JWV State Parley
to Open June 21
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consisted of 5,000 men, who suc-
cessfully dislodged the Turks
from Palestine in 1918.
The articles include reminis-
cences of three former Legion-
naires, Joseph Sandweiss, Alfred
H. Bounin and the late Harry
Weinstock, all Detroiters. Sand-
weiss writes: "We marched with
full equipment to the Jordan Val-
ley near Jericho, which was close
to the front lines. When a shell
landed close by, a New York boy
yelled, 'Captain Reed, they are
shelling us!' The captain looked
up from his map and shouted
back 'What do you want me to
do—send them a bloody telegram
to stop firing?' "
Biographical notes of Michigan
Legionnaires are given. Included
are Gershon Avrunin, Abraham
Bookstein, Hyman Bookstein, Al-
fred Halpern Bounin, Norman
The 27th annual convention of
the Department of Michigan Jew-
ish War Veterans and its ladies
auxiliary will open June 21 at the
Pick-Fort Shelby Hotel, according
to convention co-chairmen Jack
Berman and Mrs. William Love.
The Friday evening oneg Shabat
is open to friends and guests as
well as delegates of the convention.
Entertainment by the department
dramatic group will be provided
in the form of a musical TV eve-
ning. Refreshments will be served.
Sabbath services will be held at
Bnai David Synagogue Saturday
morning at 9, according to De-
partment Commander Louis Ben-
ton and President Mrs. William
Greenberg. JWV caps will be worn
for services.
On Saturday evening, a testi-
monial banquet will be held at
the hotel, honoring outgoing Com-
mander Benton and his officers.
The 7:30 banquet will be followed
by dancing to the music of Art
Baker.
An 8:30 breakfast at the hotel
will precede the business sessions
of the convention and final regis-
trations also will be accepted. A
joint opening session will include
memorial services at 10 a.m. fol-
lowing which the men's and worn-
en's organizations will go into
separate business meetings.
The annual scholarship presenta-
tion will take place in another
joint session at 1 p.m. when two
$250 scholarships will be awarded
to two high school seniors, chil-
dren of veterans. The election of
new officers will culminate the
business meetings.
of Study in 'Michigan Jewish History'
Cottler, Samuel Ellenhorn, Samuel
Gach, Benjamin Hendin, Benjamin
Kaplan, Nachman Lindenbaum,
Jacob Pines, Morris Rabinovitz,
Joseph Sandweiss, Ely Simon,
Harry Weinstock, Abe Weintrobe
and Morris Zweig. The men, upon
discharge in 1919, received a $25
bonus from the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Detroit.
Five pages of photographs from
the Legion album offer various
poses of the Legionnaires and
members of the Detroit Chapter
of Mogen David Adorn, the worn-
en's services organization which
assisted the men who came to De-
troit from various points in the
United States to join the Legion.
They include Fannie Seltzer, Chana
Weintrobe Michlin, Esther Yanitz
Beitner, Fannie Lipshitz Levin
and Aliza Condon.
Among the living ex-Legion-
naires, Abraham Bookstein, now
N is in the furniture business
lives in Oak Park. Hyman
tp-okstein, 78, was in the furni-
ture business. Alfred Halpern
Bounin lives in Detroit and is in
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Samuel Gach, 68, and Benjamin
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