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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

THEATRES

Charity Funds Perverted
10 Build the Jewish News

FOX—The technicolor musical

Friday, June 12, 1945
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HONOR ROLL

(Continued from Page 1)

production, "Where Do We Go
From Here?" starring Fred Mc-
"All the United Nations
Murray, Joan Leslie and Juntt
delegations were favorable with
Haver, started Friday at the Fox
the exception of the Arabs,"
said Dr. Goldstein. "Russia was
Theater. (Continued from Page One)
"Where Do We Go From upon ethics, decent journalism" and prates of so-called benevoently neutral and went
along to guard the Jewish
Here?" is a movie that's delight- "highest ideals of integrity" (whatever that means).
position.
fully different and destined to
The charity money which the Federation gives the
The Zionist leader declared
take you literally "out of this
Jewish News could save the lives of hundreds of our that the Chinese delegation was
world'!
A companion movie will also Jewish brethren who are dying for lack of food or lack especially helpful and one Chi-
be shown.
of medicines. But the Federation evidently thinks that

it is more important to give money to a private business
which is being run for profit than it is tohelp the or-
phans, the sick and the aged who are wandering the
highways of war-torn Europe.
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It is time that the Jewish community put a stop to
such practices. It is time that the 24,000 Jewish con-
tributors to the Welfare Fund notify Isidore Sobeloff,
who runs the Federation, that such a subsidy is a per-
version of the meaning of charity and that it is more
important that we aid the Jewish survivors in Europe
or build up the Jewish commonwealth in Palestine than
it is to subsidize a business and to swell the profits of
a private enterprise.
The Executive Committee of the Federation will vote
on this matter next week, i.e., whether holy funds which
were contributed BY YOU should be spent BY THEM
to build up the Jewish News. We know that the great
mass of contributors to the Welfare Fund and to the
Jewish Welfare Federation have no knowledge of
what's been going on behind the scenes with their con-
tributions. Did you know that nearly . $20,000 of your
charity funds has already been spent by Sobeloff, et al.,
to build up the Jewish News?
In next week's issue we shall give you some samples
of "ethics in journalism," as practiced by the Jewish
News, which have been attained through the perversion of
charity funds.

MICHIGAN — Greer Garson
and Gregory Peek in the film
version of Marcia Davenport's
best seller, "The Valley of De-
cision," is at the Michigan The-
atre. "Scared Stiff", starring
Jack Haley and Ann Savage,
completes the program.
"Scared Stiff" is the laugh-
packed story of a haunted house
with murder, mystery and ro-
mance.

UNITED ARTISTS—Based on
the characters in Eric Knight's
book, "Lassie Come Home," a
blessed event in breath - taking
technicolor takes place on the
United Artists screen. The cast
includes Peter Lawford, Donald
Crisp, June Lockhart, and Nigel
Bruce. The companion film is
"Mr. Muggs Rides Again", with
Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall, ac-
tion-packed tale of the race track.

PALMS STATE — "Experiment
Perilous," an emotional thriller
starring Hedy LaMarr, George
Brent and Paul Lukas, opened at
the Palms State Theatre on Fri-
day in company with Lee Tracy
and Nancy Kelly in "Betrayal
From The East."

Scene in "Pagliacci"
Playing at Cinema

Edison Planning
For Return of
1,200 Veterans

A JC Delegates

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Depict Activities
at Conference

Plans for the return of 1,200
Detroit Edison employes on mili-
tary leave from the company
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
have been completed, James W. inside story of Jewish activities
Parker, president, announced, at the United Nations Confer-
"and we are most anxious to ence at San Francisco was told
welcome them back."
here by Judge Joseph M. Pros-
"Our plans recognize three kauer and Jacob Blaustein, presi-
simple facts," Mr. Parker said, dent and chairman of the exec-
"Veterans do not wish to be seg- utive committee, respectively, of
regated and treated us a grout) the American Jewish Committee,
apart; each veteran is anxious at a meeting of Jewish commu-
to resume his own individuality, nity leaders at Hunter College
each has his own ambitions and here.
hopes; while immediate reemploy-
The two leaders of the Ameri-
ment is vital to him, he is more can Jewish Committee, who
concerned with the years ahead." ed as consultants to the U.S. serv-
del-
In a message to each employe egation at San Francisco, praised
in the service, the company is Secretary of State Stettinius for
now advising that he will be re- the support he gave to the pro-
stored to his former position or, posal for a Commission on Hu-
if qualified, to the position to man Rights. They also lauded the
which he would have been raised consultants of all civic and labor
by promotion had he not been groups for their active interest
away.
in securing adoption of this pro-
His wage rate will include posal which makes infractions of
raises granted to his job while basic human rights a matter of
he has been in the service. If the international concern.
veteran's position has been dis-
"However much we believe
continued, the company will en-
deavor to find another position that Palestine, to the extent of
of like seniority, status and pay. its capacities, furnishes a ha-
Life insurance, retirement plan ven for those who are perse-
benefits, immediate vacation with cuted, we nonetheless maintain
pay and sick leave benefits will the right of the Jew to abide
in peace and in honor in his
automatically
be restored.
The Cinema Theater is now
own land if he so. wills," Judge
James
F.
O'Brien
has
been
presenting the first Detroit show- named veterans' coordinator.
Proskauer said. "We shall sub.
ing of the full-length feature film
scrib e to no theory of enforced
opera "Pagliacci," adapted from
exodus or enforced interna-
Leoncavella's world famous grand
tional ghetto.
opera, starring the famous ten-
"The doors
of Palestine
or, Richard Tauber as Canio.
should reasonably be open to
The supporting cast includes
(Continued on Page 5)
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Set on Thursday

Th e Rabbinical Council of
America last week issued an ap-
nea' to the United Nations "to
deal justly with the long-suffer-
ing Jewish people by opening the
we'nst of Palestine."
The council's proclamation set
aside June 28 as a National 'Day
of T'shuvah (Repentance) "and
^ails upon American-Jewish youth
to return to the religious heri-
tage of Judaism."

NEW YORK. — EI Ik Barnouw,
who has just resigned as super:
visor of the education unit of
the Armed Forces Radio Service
has been appointed radio edito
for the "Eternal Light" summe
series — "Stories of a People
.— which starts Sunday, Jul y
"Stories of A People" will pre-
sent radio dramatization s of world
famous books. Included among
them are "Nathan the Wise" by
G. H. Lcssing, "Hear Ye Sons,'
by Irving Fineman, "Jeremiah" b y
Stefan Zweig, "Joseph and His
Brothers" by Thomas Mann, and
"Daniel Derunda" by Georg e Eliot.
The "Eternal Light" is pre.
rented over the NBC Network
Sunday mornings at II:00 to
11:30 and from New York over
WEAF at noon.

can the remaining Jews of Eut•
ope have their birthright of hap-
piness. If not Palestine, lvlim 9
What land is available to the :mt..
viving Jewish remnant.

Zionist Goals

MRS. SIDNEY J. ALLEN

nese delegate, who was a recent
convert to Christianity, declared
he felt a special kinship to
the Jewish people.
Dr. Goldstein quoted him as

saying: "I look upon you as.
my spiritual brothers. Justice
must be done to your people.
My study of history has shown
that those people who perse-
cute you come to ruin, while
those who befriend you flourish.
In my prayers to Mother Mary
last night I said 'Mother Mary,
your relatives are coming to
see me today.' "

The speaker also stated that
the passage of the Human Rights
Declarations was a gain for
Jewry.
"While the Zionist movement
has won friends in many parts
of the world," said Dr. Goldstein,
"we must not overestimate what
happened in San Francisco. We
are back to the White paper, back
to the status quo ante. There is
no sign of the Jewish Common-
wealth in the offing. V-E Day has
not brought victory to the . rem-
nants of Jewry in Europe.

Prejudice Rampant

"Anti-Semitism is rampant in
Poland, Hungary, Romania and
even in France. Return of prop-
erties seized from the Jews is
accompanied by disorders and an-
ti-Semitism has become a vested
interest. The future for the
1,250,000 Jews left in Europe is
not bright if the situation does
not improve. The Jews in Europe
lost the war.
"Don't be misled by general
formulas of Human Rights. While
it is important to have these dec-
larations it may be decades be-
fore the goal of Human Rights
is achieved. In the meantime our
people perish. Only in Palestine

"We want a Jewish Common-
wealth in Palestine. Great Bri-
tain has to be chid!. need. li
honor and integrity are ia
The Zionist leader listed the
program of Zionism is pertaining
to Palestine and foreign affairs
as follows:
"Remind our State Department
that it should square its policies
with the almost unanimous de-
sires of the American people. If
the American stand is strong
enough it will have an effect on
the British government.
"Appeal to United Nations
bodies such as the UNRRA to
help us financially in the upbuild.
ing of Palestine. We are entitled
to reparations. If owners of con-
fiscated property are not alive
the property should be turned
over to the Jewish Agency.
On the domestic front Dr.
Goldstein listed these aims:
"Continue job of educating
Jews and non-Jews about the
aims and goals of Zionism.
"Enlarge membership of the
Zionist Organization.
"Increased funds for Palestine
and the institutions there."
Rabbi Leon Frain introduced
the sneaker and declared that
since he has 'oeen president 01
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica its membership has grown
from 50,000 to 150,000.

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