THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
20—Friday, May 22, 1970
Beth Hillel Aids Israel Bonds
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Anders' Death Recalls
Jews' Role in His Forces
The death, May 12, of Gen.
Wladyslaw Anders, who comman-
ded the Polish troops in exile
who fought with the Allied in
World War II, recalls the role of
Jews in that era.
There were 1,200 Jews in the
Anders corps which for a time
was stationed in Palestine.
In 1946, after the war, Jewish
members of the Anders forces said
they would not return to Poland
because anti-Semitism was more
rampant there then than ever
before.
Albert Aston, Age 55;
Had Plumbing Supply Co.
Albert A sto n, owner of the
Famous Plumbing Supply Co., 2237
Gratiot, and a charter member
of the Jewish Center Health Club,
died Sunday at age 55.
Mr. Aston, 18624 Birchcrest, was
born in Russia. He was a member
of Marshall Lodge, Bnai Brith.
Surviving are his wife, Miriam;
two sons, Alan a n d Howard; a
daughter, :Mrs. Gary (Judy) Stern;
a sister, Mrs. May Weiss; and
three grandchildren.
Henry Marcus, Attorney
At the Cong. Beth Hillel Israel 22nd anniversary dinner, which
resulted in $31,000 in Israel Bond subscriptions are from left: Dr.
Jack Stattxnann, toastmaster; Henry Levy, JDC director in Central
Europe and North Africa, guest speaker; Rabbi Joel J. Litke, Sig-
mund Lowenthal, president; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Katzman and Otto
Kaufman, dinner chairmen. Katzman was honored as Beth Hillel
Alan of the Year, for his 29 years of service as treasurer of the Con-
gregation, of which he is a co-founder. This was the eighth annual
dinner sponsored by the congregation on behalf of Israel Bonds.
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Attending the Odessa Progressive Aid Society Yom Ha'Atzmaut
celebration, which resulted in $12,500 in Israel Bond subscriptions
are (from left) seated: Ralph Stein, the honoree; Ben Tushman, Sam
Gennis and David Teitlebaum; standing: Sam Belkin, Louis Levine,
Louis Nathanson, the president, Louis Weiner, vice president, and
Walter Litt, master of ceremonies. Stein, recording secretary, was
honored for his many years of service to the Odessa Society.
Our Beloved Husband,
The Family of the Late
MORRIS
FINE
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.
In Loving Memory of
Beloved Husband, Father,
Grandfather and
Great-Grandfather
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SOL's AUTO-A1R CENTE
Father and Grandfather
Who passed away May
27, 1969. Always in our
broken hearts newer to
be forgotten. Your wife,
Katy. ; your children. Irv-
ing and the late Blanche
Stern; Irving and Dorothy.
Pia nk o; and Lou and
Shirley' Gold.
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Odessa Fete Honors Ralph Stein
Hy Sands to Head Pontiac Program
Who passed away. May 6,
1969. Never to be for-
gotten.
BUENOS AIRES (JTA) — An building walls. But Jewish groups
indoctrination meeting for new and others have linked it to mur-
members of Tacuara, the officially ders, bank robberies and arson.
banned Neo-Nazi organization in
Buenos Aires, was held in the
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Argentine capital over the week-
end.
Tacuara, which claims 5,000
members in a country of 23,000,-
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essentially involve secret meetings
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Attorney Henry- E. 'Marcus,
an employe of :Michigan Consolida-
ted Gas Co. for 35 years until his
retirement six years ago, died last
Saturday at age 71.
Mr. Marcus, a native of New
York, was a graduate of the Uni-
versity of :Minnesota in 1918 and
St. Paul College of Law in 1922.
The North Oakland County
Mr. Marcus, 17155 Greenfield, , Committee for the State of Israel
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Albeit Bonds will sponsor an Israel 22nd
(Marcia) Leland and Daisy.
anniversary dinner 6:45 June 7 at
Cong. Bnai Is-
rael,
Pontiac.
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Bernard Toby,
chairman of the
In loving memory of our dear North Oakland
beloved daughter, mother and County Israel
sister Joyce Weingarden Markle Bond Committee,
who left us 13 years ago May 10, said a cocktail
1957—In our hearts your memory reception will
is kept—To love, to cherish and precede the Jin-
never forget. Sadly missed by us n e r, celebrating
the 20th anniver-
all.
sary of the Israel
MITTELDORF—ANNA. In lov- Bond campaign.
Hy Sands, Yid-
ing memory of our beloved mothet,
whose love and kindness we shall dish- American
comedian, will
always cherish. May 27, 1969.
Eddie, Bertha. and Helen head the program Sands
at this affair.
Sands' career in the Catskill
In loving memory of Ida Pevin
Mountain borscht belt and in
who passed away May 21, 1942—
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Si in • dl
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by husband, Morris; daughters, Occupational
:Mrs. Betty Fisher, Elsie, Sylvia; Council Head
and son, George.
Bernard Stern, 47, former execu-
! tive director of the Jewish Occupa-
tional Council, died of a heart
attack in his home in Cherry Hill,
In Loving Memory of
N.J.
JOE
LICHT
Banned Neo-Nazi Group Continues in Argentina
The Family of the Late
MAX
MILLER
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.
supper clubs in Miami, Las
Vegas and Chicago was inter-
rupted by service during the
war. Upon his return home he
helped collect used military uni-
forms for shipment to the Ha-
gana.
He has appeared on radio and
television and for many charitable
and humanitarian causes.
For information and reserva-
tions, contact Leon Sirlin, 2596
Elsinore, Pontiac, 682-4512.
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