THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
42 friday, May 13, 1977
Nazi Rally Thwarted in Skokie
MACK PITT
and
His Orchestra
358-3642
CHICAGO (JTA)—The
threat of violence between
Nazi and Jewish groups
was the basis for legally hal-
ting a proposed Nazi demon-
stration April 30 and May 1
in Skokie, a Chicago suburb
with a Jewish population of
40,000, an estimated 7,000 of
them Holocaust survivors.
Over 45 Years
Of
Moving Experience
In the face of court rul-
ings barring a Sunday after-
noon demonstration at the
Skokie Village Hall, a
group from the National So-
cialist Party of America at-
tempted to demonstrate a
day earlier. By 1 p.m. Satur-
day there were approx-
imately 1,000 counter-dem-
onstrators at the Village
Hall apparently _eager to
have the Nazis appear.
Some counter-demonstra-
tors. seemed disappointed.
Poppy Sale Due
POTTER
MOVING & STORAGE CO.
el
Department of Michigan.
Jewish War Veterans, will
conduct its annual poppy
sale Thursday through May
21 throughout the metropol-
itan area. Proceeds will ben-,
efit disabled veterans.
JWV Memorial
Home Unit Meets
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AGENT IN MICHIGAN
Jewish War Veterans Me-
morial Home Association
President Mrs. Mak Kauf-
man announces a meeting
will be held 8:30 p.m. May
26 at - the Jewish War Veter-
ans Memorial Home.
Ralph Epstein, Ely Katz
and Philip Goodman -are
vice presidents. Morris
Smith is treasurer.
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D
Peres Opposes Army Criticism
JERUSALEM, -(JTA)—
Defense Minister Shimon
Peres praised the efficiency
of the armed services and,
while conceding that cer-
tain short-comings cited in
a report by State Comptrol-
ler Itzhak Nebenzahl last
week existed,. he stressed
that they must be put "into
perspective."
Peres lashed out at "cer-
tain politicians" who, he
said, were trying to use the
report as ammunition in
the election campaign. He
charged that the comptrol-
ler deliberately selected for
inspection certain units that
the army acknowledged
were below par because
they were "still in the proc-
ess of formation."
He said he did not dispute
the comptroller's right and
duty to scrutinize- the army,
but stressed that the army
itself regularly inspected
all units and-found the vast
majority of them satisfac-
.
tory. ,
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ONE MAN
ORCHESTRA
JWV
LT. ROY F. GREEN
AUXILIARY installed Mrs.
John Nemon president at
its annual installation meet-
ing. Past department presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Left, was
installing officer. Other offi-
cers are Mesdames Betty
Wauldron, senior vice presi-
dent; Murray Bosin, junior
vice president; Max Kauf-
man, treasurer; Art Simon,
-guard;,Morris Simrod, chap-
lain; Herman Silver, patri-
otic instructress; and Har-
old Jacobs and Harold
Weiss, secretaries.
***
DEPARTMENT OF
MICHIGAN LADIES AUX-
ILIARY will honor depart-
ment president Carolyn
Mann 6:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the Red Cedars Restau-
rant. For required reserva-
tions, call Libby Levenson,
547-5529, or Ruth Weiss, 544-
3744.
***
DEPARTMENT OF
MICHIGAN will have its an-
nual convention June 10-12
at the Troy. Hilton hotel.
Convention chairmen Rosa-
lyn Liner and William
Greenberg announce schol-
arships. in memory of
Rabbi Morris Adler and
Sen. Philip Hart will be
awarded. Shabat morning
services will take place at
Cong. Beth Moses. That eve-
ning there will be a Com-
mander's Banquet, while on
Sunday there will be a
brunch and the election of
officers. For information
and reservations, call the
Jewish War Veterans head-
quarters, 559-5680.
***
BLocit ROSE POST
AND AUXILIARY will pay
tribute to their outgoing
commander and president,
Jack Moore and Gerry Fel-
dman, respectively, • 7 p.m.
Tuesday at a dinner-dance
at Carl's Kansas City Steak
House, Madison Heights.
Service awards and 25-year
member pins will be pre-
sented, Reservations are re-
quired and there is a
charge. FOr reservations,
call the chairman, Belle Let-
zer, 557-3372.
***
SOL YETZ-MORRIS
COHEN POST and AUX-
ILIARY will have their in-
stallation of officers
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Jewish War Veterans Me-
morial Home. Friends are
invited. Past Department
President Ann Rubin will in-
stall auxiliary officers:
President, Jean Friedman;
senior vice president, Anne
Weinstein; junior vice presi-
dent, Frances Cohen; treas-
urer. Ruth Levin; historian,
Rose Feinberg; guard,
Celia Yetz; chaplain, Reva
Dryman; conductress,
Edna Arnkoff; recording
secretary, Ruth Benach;
and patriotic instructress -
Sarah Kaminsky.
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