The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-27
Strife, Hatreds Still PreUaiLing tn World
Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson Urges Jewish War.Veterans to Cling to Ideals; Reunion Held at Elton

we don't see many signs of peace, we find strife, intolerance, hatreds, the same things that brought the scourge of war for the second time in a generation" the Rev. B. T. An derson, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, told veterans at a dinner sponsored by David L. Fannick Post, Jewish War Veterans, last night at The Elton.
 "It remains for all of us who came home to not forget that we still have the obligation to win the peace" |" Father Anderson continued. He urged the veterans to have patience in waiting for things to turn out the way they thought they would be when they returned home. He told them to bring to bear the same courage, endurance and ready will- ingneSs to do hard things, that they brought to bear during combat.
 Urging the veterans to york to- gether with the people of the United States, Father Anderson told them that we shall then make the broth erhood of man a reality and find the peace for which we fought and for which we so greatly desire"
 History Of Post Given
 Charles Rosengarten, president of the Beth-E Synagogue and a chart CT member of the Fannick Post, traced the history of the post for the new members. He told them that 1t was necessary that the post encourage youth to engage in ath- letics. Other speakers at the reun- ion dinner were Aaron Berman, state department commander; Will liam Kosersky, president of the Beth Fl Mems Club; Leon Merson, president of the Temple Israel Brotherhood, and Rudolph Hennick, past state department commander.
 Guests of the post were Leonard Cohen, Torrington veteran of World War II who has been appointed a candidate to West Point, and Daniel Schnier, commander, and Henry Summers, past commander of the Torrington post.
 A musical program was presented by Miss Marilyn Kramer, soloist, accompanied by Miss Ruth Kaplan at the piano. Both are members of the posts auxiliary. Morris Shapiro was presented the past commanders badge by Comdr. Berman, who was presented brief case by the mem bers of the post.
 Characteristics
 William Schneer, senior vice-com- mander of the post, was toastmaster at the dinner. Post Comdr. Samuel Lipetz presided at the meeting which followed. Lipetz announced that there are 17,000 vacancies for World War II veterans who wish to attend schools in the fall. He said that complete information regarding schools can be obtained from the posts service officer, Attorney Haskell Harris. The commander also announced that all post officers and chairmen of committees will meet the fourth Wednesday of July and August.
 MT. and Mrs. Aaron German and MT. and Mrs. Samuel Lipetz were selected to represent the post at the fairwel dinner in honor of Rabbi and Mrs. William P. Greenfeld to be held at the Beth Fl Synagogue Sunday evening.
 Comdr. Lipetz will head @ post delegation to attend a national meeting in Washington, D. C., July IA and IS. Delegates are David Bloomenthal, Aaron Berman, Louis Kussner, Israel Greenblatt, Alb e Misky, Morton Kaplan, Rudolph Hennick, Hyman Kravitz, Nathan LiebovitZ, Joe Kramer, Bill Kramer, Louis Rosen, Mamie Weisman, Att torney Haskell Harris, George Day. idson, Louis Kunofsky, Herman Shore, Ray Bisnov, Arnold Gold stein and Hyman Kastleman.
 It was announced that the state department will hold its next meet ing in Torrington on July q, Fol- lowing the dinner, movies were shown.