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Americo newish Periodical Carder

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The

Friday, December 22, 1944

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Gifts to North End Clink

CONFIDENTIAL'. North End Clinic received the

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Pt ge 3

Legal Chronicle

CAPITOL LETTER

following gifts:
five Southerners, including power-
By CHARLES BENSON
A contribution from Mr. and
ful Robert Ramspeck of Georgia
Mrs. Edwin A. Wolf Jr., Mr.
In less than a month the 79th and Rep. Clare Hoffman, Mich:
daddy answered. "There were and Mrs. Wallace Jossman; in
mgta lnisjtree p iunbltichaen,H ho au vsee Cfooumgmhtitttehee
H
T INGS TO WATCH: Kingston, stories . . . He was hiding in honor of Mrs. Hugo Parshall's Congress will take over. Among i
of
of
the
resignation
ain,
Japan,
Argentina,
Eire—
75th
birthday,
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the
more
urgent
issues
requiring
The case
sub-committee,
In
the
Senate
ap
S
p
Rabbi
N. Y., Englander
will rock Jewish circles you took your choice . . . Then, Max Smitt, Miss Freda Wein- consideration will be legislation there was less opposition. Pre-
in 1960, a rug collector named stein; in honor of Mr. and Mrs. to set up a permanent fair em- sumably, no further hearings
when
are made Donnerblitz died of indigestion Henry Moses' anniversary, by p oyment practices commission; will be held in either body, but
public the
. . circumstances
. There's an unsavory
story of intimidation of the trus• in Chicago . . . That was Hitler. Mrs. Carrie May Berger; in hon- with the 78th Congress about reports of the hearing will be
tees of his congregation — of He had been living there 16 or of the 70th birthday of Mrs. to adjourn, it is evident that the made available for the new co te
their businesses years"
Lars . . . But didn't any one Leo Franklin, by Mr. and Mrs. bills will not be passed in this mittees.
On the floor of both Houses,
would that
be boycotted if they did guess, Daddy?" "No, you see, Harry Farbsten, Miss Selma J. session. The first month or two
not disavow their rabbi . . . except for changing his name and Sumpliner; In honor of the 70th ofuthe new Congress will undoubt- however, is where the fight will
The rabbi's only crime was his shaving off his mustache, he birthday of Leo Butzel, by Mr. et y be hectic, but time grows undoubtedly be held. A filibuster
protest against the teaching of went right on being himself, and Mrs. Harry Farbsten, Mr. In uncomfortably short.
in the Senate has been threat-
The appropriations granted the ened, but the increasing unpop-
. Russia, England, democ- and Mrs. Julian H. Krolik;
Christian
Jewish . pu-
damning
pils in the prayers
public to
schools
. • racy,
the government • at Wash- honor of the wedding miniver- p _ resi dent's FEPC run out June clarity of permitting obstruction-
1945. Getting new financing fists to prevent legislation from
The reason why an advertise- ington and the U. S. A. in gen- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 30,'
3
inept telling of the Anmuth oral . . . So the neighbors took Miller, by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney for the wartime agency will be being considered makes a cloture
beating case of Philadelphia was him for just an ordinary crack- Levy; in honor of the birthday complicated by the coalition of a possibility. Public pressure for
rejected by the Philadelphia Rec. pot and never gave him a second of Henry Wineman, by Mrs. Rose racists and those who oppose tt h e l i s nliizni i j iotri i n tgy debate b yseanavtoetec:omf
Lipson; in memory of Lt. Rob-
by executive order." "
the
ht
thought."
ert Deutsch, by Dr. and Mrs. " Und
I, er the Russell Amendment, do much in this reg ard. In the
ord is that pressure was applied h

by a group of Jewish leaders LITERARY NOTES:
Louis Zlatkin; in memory of all
, agencies must go to Congress House, the opposition will no
Appearing on Jan. 3, 1945, i s
Sklar,
. and Mrs. ' or money after they have been doubt be studded with some of
ar, by Dr.
. . . These gentlemen do not be-
lieve in publicizing anti-Jewish "Justice for My People," by Harry
in; in memoryd
an of
Sol- i .n existence a year. The FEPC's the best oratory of Representa-
Mrs.
outrages . . . Virtually every Ernst Frankenstein . . . Fran-
Louis Zlatk
a r efu- omon Kre inson , by
irs. y t appropriations went through tives Rankin and Hoffman, and
on
Jewish community in the United kenstein lives in London,
because opponents were others of that ilk. Attempts to
States reports an increase in gee from Hitlerism. He is one Saul Copin;
in
memory
of
Sam
t
I
, by Mr. and Mrs. Abe asleep;
they cannot be counted amend the bills so that all law
anti-Semitic incidents . . . But of the world's greatest juridical Berman in memory of Pvt. Joey upon to nap at the right time endorsement powers are removed
the policy of our defense organi- experts. His book brings the Moss;
will be made, but since the corn-
zations is to keep this situation Jewish case before the highest Moss, by Mr. and Mrs. Abe Moss;
A time lag between the lapse mittees made no amendments,
from the public eye . . . We're tribunal of all—the conscience in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of again.
told, incidentally, that the Ameri- of mankind . . . Congratulations Fred Keidan, by Miss Freda of the present committee and the such positive amendments as
can Society for the Control of to the editors of the Chicago Weinstein; in memory of Mrs. establishment of the commission should be made will also be pro-
Cancer has one unbreakable rule: Jewish Forum, a quarterly, and Shirley Gedrich, by Mr. and Mrs. with legislative status would posed on the floors. As long as
one of the best Anglo-Jewish Abe Moss; in memory of Mrs. Es- mean a serious set-back in the Congress knows it is changing
No Jew on its board.
FRONT: publications in America . . . Al- ther Schlesinger, by Mr. and fight against discrimination in something, the more paralizing
BEHIND
THE in ZIONIST
The crisis
Zionist leadership fred Werner, the well-known Mrs. J. B. Neiman; in memory
M r. employment. And if the war news of the changes may be squelched.
Obviously, though, the wa
_ continues to be good, this next
is very acute . . . Basically the Austrian writer who now is in of Mrs. Etta Gordon, by
this country, is one of its edi- mid Mrs; J. B. Neiman; in mem spring will probably see the first ahead is thorny—despite the camy-
issue in
is this:
Should the
Zionists tors . . . Gilbert W. Gabriel has ory of Mrs. Lillian Berman, by reconversions to peacetime activ- paign oratory.
trust
Roosevelt's
pre-election
anther best-seller to his credit. Mrs. A. Manheim; in memory ivy. The racial tensions will be
promise on Palestine? . . . The This one's called "I Got a Coon- of Mrs. Libby Golanty, by stronger in any case during that
A 'wife is not an instrument
D. Blumenthal.
period of economic uncertainty,
Stephen S. Wise group says yes try " and is about Alaska . . . George
In memory •of Joel Gerson, by
e
. . . The Abba H. Silver group —
w atch out for
Gertrude
Stein's A. Shiffman, Mr. and Mrs. Jos- but if there is no governmental which can be hung against tht.
of life
in present-
- • •on
. ,
says no . . . That's why Dr.
o f group to interfere, we can ex- wall when you• have played on i
day France, due in Collier s. To eph Hartman; in memory
Silver pressed for the re-intro- description
act the problem to reach alarm-
In the next world usurers have

this Isadore Hertzberg, by Mr. mem-
and P ing proportions.
duction of the Palestine Resolu- day
the e best of our recollection,
bare
that
Gertie's
Mrs.
James
L.
Pollak;
in
lion which was tabled by order • s the . first time
Furthermore, it is desirable to count red-hot coins with
ti
'ng
in
a
ory
of
Mrs.
Ida
Berger,
by
Mr.
of the State Department . • • i
is
and Mrs. Saul Copin; in mem- that bills for a permanent FEPC hands.
-*
Don't be surprised if both Dr. esoteric prose is apper
ory of mother of Abe Baron, by are passed early enough to allow
Wise and Dr. Silver resign from large-circulation magazine.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Myers, Miss time for the revitalization of per-
ABOUT PEOPLE:
the co-chairmanship of the Zion-
.
memory of sonnel and organization that will
The publicity genius behind the Sadie
Hirschman; in memo
fist Emergency Council.
current Sixth War Bond drive, Bernard Berman, by Mrs. Rose be necessary for effective opera
STORIES:
to which we your
trust personal
you have quota,
over- Rosenfield, Mrs. Lillian Stern, tive. Much as the present FEPC
HITLER
No matter
how hard he tries, subscribed
Hitler can't keep out of the news- is none other than Iry Kupbinet, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Siegel; in has been able to do by its "per-
papers . . . One report has it who used to be our colleague on memory of Mrs. Lee Roth, by suasive" powers, it has had to
that he's convinced the war is the Seven Arts Feature
Mrs. Carrie May Berger, Mr. tip-toe in many instances. With
e Syndi-
y and Mrs. Seymour Franklin, Mr. no law enforcement powers, with
you
surely
Collins Ave., at 42nd Street
,
,
over and is busy mapping out cute staff writes
. . . Irv,
a nifty sports and Mrs . Robert Grossman; in powerful adversaries ready to
plans for reconstructing the remember,

German cities destroyed by Al- column . . . Congratulations to Elizabeth
memory of
Len Cohen,
Miss
knife has
it out
of to existence,
the
Finley,
Mr. and by
Mrs.
agency
had
compromise
Directly
Overlooking
the Ocean
in
memory
of
Israel
and
back-track.
That
must
be
lied bombs . . . This version adds Dorothy S. Thackray, owner and Sl
Saul Coin
01 the Exclusive North Beach
that he reads a special newspaper p ublisher of the New York Post,
printed only for him and edited on the marriage of her daughter, Kaplan, by Mr. and Mrs. Saul counteracted if the permanent
Section
so as not to destroy any of his Adele Hall. to Air Force Lieu- Copin;
memory
Edward
FEPC
The
is to
favorable
do its peacetime
reports by job.
both
Fisher, in by
Mr. and of Mrs.
Harry

J
M. Selker; in memory of Fayga the House Labor and the Senate
C
delusions . . . Then there's the tenant A r th ur Gray,Jr,.
.-
by Mr. and Mrs. Saul Education and Labor committees Coffee Shop, c,,darium, Lounges,
story of how, after hearing of The new Mrs. Gray. is a great Putterman,
the latest Allied advances, Adolf irranddaughter of the late Jacob Dunitz, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sie- give reason for hope that action Every, room with private bath,
Schiff . . . When the U. S. gel; ; in memory of Max Hurwich, will be taken by March. The com- surf bathing directly from room.
stared moodily at his favorite H. Schi
arta
portrait
of
him-
7th
Army
captured not
the long
Alsa
work
or
self—ad asked of no one in town of Hochfelder
ago, by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosen- position of neither committee is

one Sergeant Rene Levy of stein; in memory of Margaret expected to change significantly.
n
For reservation -rite or wire
was made honorary Ettelson, by Mr. and Mrs. James Although three of the supporters
particular: "What's going to hap -
pen now?" . . . So the picture Brooklyn
BENNE GITTLEMAN to
answered: "Why, they'll take me mayor of the place . . . This Pollak; in memory of Lt. Walter of the bill on the House Conn
down and hang you instead" ... in recognition of the fact that Blaufeld, by Mr. and Mrs. Albert mittee have lost out in the recent
DAVID S. ANDRON, Props.
New York Hochf elder is the Sergeant's Weisman; in memory of Irene elections, the margin of support
which he left 15 Rosenberg Gidding, by Mrs. Sam- is large enough to bear it. Only
And, finally, there's a
Times writer's whimsy set quite birthplace,
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a few decades from now .. . years ago . . . His inspection of uel A. Rosenberg; in memory
Daddy,
LONDON ABMS HOTEL
, it seems, had been tell- the town showed him that many of Yahrzeit of Miriam Buchhal-
ing his young hopeful about that things have changed since he ter, by Mr. and Mrs. Saul Copin;
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