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ABE GORDON, ROBERT LOEWENBERG, PIIILLIP L. ROSENTHAL,
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magazine romance with Jackie
Cooper. Enjoys the concession
stands at the beach took seven
consecutive roller-coaster rides last
week; and the man gave her an
extra one free! has her own
weekly allowance usually saves
it to buy presents for her mother.
As to school, she says, non-
committally,. "IC8 all right."
Learns quickly ... is in the eighth
grade ... skipped when attending
the New York Professional Chil-
dren's School. At the studio she
goes to school between scenes.
Here's how: A teacher remains on
the set ... Mitzi studies a geogra-
phy lesson .. , the director calls
her to rehearse a scene . . . the
scene is "shot" . .. Mitzi returns
to the geography ... studies .
until the next scene is ready, We
call that mental gymnastics. She
pays it isn't hard. She used to ga
to Sunday school, too, when they
lived in New York ... now their
abode is too transient.
Mrs. Green, who has had a glam-
orous theatrical career, no longer
regrets giving up the stage three
years ago when Mitzi was signed
for pictures . . . Shaping her
daughter's career has become a
fascinating life-work. Modestly,
almost humbly, she says, "We are
very grateful for Mitzi."
We broached the subject of
Mitzi's golden head. Mrs. Green
explained that for the picture "Lit-
tle Orphan Annie" several wigs
had been tried but were unsuccess-
ful photographically. At last she
had to consent to the blonding, "I
try to be a modern mother, but I
guess I'm a little old-fashioned at
heart." She dislikes artificiality
of any kind, and the hair will re-
turn to its natural color when the
picture is finished.
The Greens have a son, eight-
een, who lives with his grand-
mother in New York. His ambi-
tion is to be Mitzi's manager.
Everybody likes Mitzi . . . per-
haps because Mitzi likes every-
body. The other clay she worked
with fifty children from the "or-
phanage." They idolized her to
the point of tearing her apart ,.•
brought her their troubles, their
broken toys, their school work. She
never lost patience. At the end
of a day which would'have sent
an adult to a rest cure, she ad-
mitted being only "a little groggy."
A sensible, lovable, unselfish,
unspoiled little girl is Mitzi Green,
whose star crown rests lightly on
her young head.
Heighol Our Jewish press
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was born under • "mezuzah."
Furthermore, her name, they
say, is Vera Feinberg , .
birthplace, Petrograd, f r o in
where her father emigrated to
Mexico. Father became • rich
banker •nd Vera married a
diplomat •nd changed her re-
ligion. It's a good story, any-
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THE OUTLINE OF
FINSTERWALD HEAD A MESSAGE ON
JEWISH KNOWLEDGE
SOCIAL JUSTICE
OF PISGAH JUBILEE
(end 2inpaaald tom panuituoD)
of course, in the Ilebrew lan-
guage. For the great majority of
American Jews this knowledge has
been well nigh inapproachable. To
overcome the many obstacles that
stand in the way of its acquisition,
ISRAEL GOLDBERG
the first necessity is to digest and
organize it. The present work is
an attempt to organize Jewish
knowledge and present it concise-
ly and graphically."
The idea given by the authors,
in advance, of the contents of the
12 planned volumes should stim-
(Continued from Page One.)
diamond jubilee, which is to be cele-
brated in November.
Mr. Finster•ald has been active
in li'nai B'rith circles for a num-
ber of years, king a past presi-
dent of Pisgah Lodge and a mem-
ber of the board of directors of
the Cleveland Orphan Home, a
li'rith institution supported
by the lodges in this vicinity. Mr.
Finsterwald has been active in
communal affairs, serving in var-
ious executive positions, including
the presidency of Temple Beth
Adolph Freund is honorary chair-
man of the membership committee,
which is instituting an extensive
drive for members of the diamond
jubilee class which will be initiated
with an impressive ceremony at the
diamond jubilee celebration.
' Dr. Victor Drmck, one of the
co-chairmen in the membership
drive, addressed a letter to Detroit
Jews, in which he states:
"This noble order exerts all pos-
sible effort to protect you and your
families from anti-Semitism and
discrimination. This worthy phase
of the 11'nai B'rith order who-h is
international in scope is carried
on by our anti-Defamation League.
Unless this order has your whole-
hearted and financial support this
one supreme function would prob-
ably drift by the wayside.
"Fellow Jews, share the respon-
sibility of serving Jewry and ac-
quaint yourselves with the noble
ideas of B'nai Writhdom by join-
ing now. Call our secretary, Ru-
dolph Meyersohn for application
blanks at Cadillac 9105 or Empire
4938-Y."
MORNING
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it all lurk the economic tribula-
tions of the hour. The same may
be said of the discriminations
sulTered by our fellow Jews in ZIONIST "PRESTIGE"
search of employment and of the
MEMBERSHIP MONTH
unprecedented obstacles in the
way of those among them who
(Continued from Page Ono.)
follow mercantile careers and of the Zionist Organization of De.
of the recrudescence of medieval trbit and Fred M. Butzel is honor-
oppression and persecution in the ary president. Judge Charles Ru-
lands beyond the sea. Those ad- biner, Theodore Levin and Simon
versities root in the economic be- Shetzer are vice-presidents. Mrs.
wilderment affilicting Jew and Albert Feldstein is financial secre-
non-Jew alike.
tary, Slim Jeanette Steinberg, re-
As we enter through the gate cording secretary and Mr. Isenberg,
of the New Year upon tho un- treasurer.
The following are on the admin-
certain future, we say with the
istrative committee: Harry Cohen,
I'salmist, "My times are in Thy I Abraham Cooper, Mrs. Joseph II,
hand." Ours is the opportunity, jEhrlich, Dr. David II. lauman,
despite our woes, to hold stead- Ben B. Fenton, Leon Kay, Robert
fast to our ideal. Thus we shall Marwil, Aaron M. Pregerson,
win the most that our religion Philip Slomovitz and Peter Vass.
MICHIGAN BELL
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JACOB FRIEDBERG
IS DEAD, AGED 69
(Continued from Page One.)
Hershman officiating, Burial was
in Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Friedberg are
his widow, Rose; his son, Morris,
who came here by airplane from
Los Angeles to attend the funeral;
and a daughter, Mrs. Louis Itosen-
tha AL leader in Detroit's philan-
DR:SAMSON BENDERLY
ulate a desire to see their task
completed as speedily as possible.
We are promised a storehouse of
Jewish knowledge, facts, figures
and discussions of Jewish prob-
lems, including a complete resume
of the history and problems of
American Jewry, the l'alestine
question, etc.
The First Volume.
The first volume deals with the
"Founding of the Nation—From
the Earliest Times to the Death
of Saul." While following the
traditional account, the authors
have "endeavored to illumine" the
subject matter by the authenti-
cated findings of the "higher criti-
cism."
A complete index and an ap-
pended course of study serve as
excellent help to the clearly and
interestingly written work.
thropic activities, Mr. Friedberg
was a liberal donor to important
Jewish causes. He was a leader
in Zionism, contributed to Pales-
tinian causes and attended a num.
ber of Zionist conventions.
Mr. Friedberg was particularly
active in the United Ilebrew
Schools, and for the past three
years held the office of honorary
president of the schools. Ile
served on the boards of the He-
brew Free Loan Association, the
House of Shelter, Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, the Zionist Or-
ganization, Detroit Jewish Old
Folks' lithe, the Keren Ilayesod
and other causes. Ilis son, Morris,
Friedberg, was for toil) years the
chairman of the United Palestine
Appeal.
Coming to Detroit 35 years ago
from Cleveland, Mr. Friedberg en-
tered the wholesale clothing busi-
ness. About 30 years ago he
opened his first jewelry store on
the northwest corner of Wood-
ward and Grand River avenues.
Ile was the founder of Friedberg's,
Inc., jewelers.
The second volume deals with
"The First Commonwealth—from
the Accession of David to the Fall
of Judah." We are told that "in
telling the story of the First Com-
monwealth, th e authors have been
mindful of the underlying char-
acter of their work as a whole,
which is a history not so much of
individuals as of the Jewish peo-
ple. This history, they have de-
scribed as designed to show a peo-
ple in motion and evolution, a
people fashioning its environment
and being fashioned by it, creating
new conceptions and new ways of
life to meet new conditions, fruc-
tifying and uplifting the spirit of
mankind, suffering and struggling
but never succumbing."
The Third Volume.
The third volume deals with
"The Second Commonwealth—
From the Babylonian Captivity to
the Fall of the Second Temple."
Those who have read the first
three volumes will look forward
anxiously to the appearance of
the other nine. To those who have
not yet read and studied the first
three volumes we address this
word of recommendation and urge
that they secure the books at once.
Every library will be enriched by
them, and every student's knowl-
edge of Jewish affair3 increased
and enhanced by their contents.
FREE PRESS
August II, 1972
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(Continued from Page One.)
baum, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Anna Warren, hospitaler and
chairman of the membership corn.
mittee; Joe Busse). chairman of the
entertainment committee; N. Ben-
nish, librarian. Of the new execu-
tive, only Resnick and Bennish
have retained the identical positions
they held during the past year.
Mr. Scheyer, who for years was
a guiding spirit of Jewish musical
activities in Detroit, returns to the
helm of the society since the two
existing groups were united recent.
ly. As newly-elected president he
immediately called a meeting of
the new executive board for Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 21, at the home
of Mr. liussel, 528 Engelwood ave-
nue, at which plans were made for
the year's work.
Regular rehearsals are held every
Monday evening at room 123,
Northern High School. Any voices
wishing to join the organization
are asked to make application with
Sirs. Warren any Monday evening
before 9.
Gifts to the United Hebrew
Schools.
•
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
in memory of Leopold D. Mayer
from M. P. Rosenthaler.
In memory of Mrs. Lulu Fran-
kel of Denver from Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Neiman.
Unveiling of Tombstone.
Unveiling of Monument.
An unveiling of a monument in
memory of Isadore Rubin will take
place on Sunday, Sept. 25, at 11:30
a. tn. at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited.
The unveiling of a tombstone in
memory of Sigmund S. Gold smith
will take place on Sunday, Sept.
25, at 2 p. m. at Machpclah Ceme-
tery. Relatives and friends are
invited.
JUDGE CONDEMNS ANTI-SEMITISM, BUT
COMPELLED TO DISMISS INJUNCTION
regretted that the law did not per.
mit him to grant an injunction re-1
erhood of anti-Semites to employ , straining these papers. Premier
them.
I Taschereau declared: "As far as
The amendment of the laws so ' , the judgment is concerned, I have
that the protection of the respect no hesitation in stating that it is
and honor of the Jews may be I a complete indictment of the cam.
Possible is asked by the Jewish paign waged by anti-Semitic pa-
Daily Eagle in an editorial corn- , pers against the Jews.
menting upon the condemnation
"The judgment is a severe and
of the anti-Semitic campaigns by timely indictment. The Jews are
Justice Desaulniers, who expressed here to stay and I personally con-
regret that the law did not per- ' demo the campaign being directed
mit him to issue an injunction ' against them by the papers in
question."
against anti-Semitic papers.
Expressine regret that Justice
Approval of the denunciation of
anti-Semitism by Justice Desaul- Desaulniers came to the conclu-
niers is expressed by the Montreal! sion that the law did not permit
him to issue the injunction, Pre-
Star.
mier Taschereau stated that it is
I his view that the time has come
Anti-Semitism Indicted.
QUEBEC.—(J. T. A.l—Premier for legislative action which will
L. A. Taschereau of Quebec add- place papers under the supervision
ed his condemnation of the anti-1 of the courts.
Semitic campaign being conducted
T is e statement o f Premier
by the Goglu publications to that Taschereau revives the hope that
of*Premier Bennett and Justice, the bill introduced by Deputy Pe-
ter Bercovi , ch for the curbing of
Desaulniers.
Asked to comment on the scath•! anti - Semitic publications, which
ing denunciation of the anti-Jew- was defeated at the last session of
ish campaign of the Goals publi- the Legislature, will he favorably
cations by Justice Desaulniers who received when it is re - introduced.
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