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Friday July 27, 1945

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The legs) Chronicle

Citizens Committee
Endorses Frankensteen

Here's the Point

By DAVID WEISSMAN

Three London Poles Given Cab-
Widow Gives Interview on Life
That sounds like with Mussolini. — Headline. Do
in et Posts.
bringing coal to Newcastle. What you call that living?
would a Pole do with a post?
If there is anything in this
It takes a man like Senator
Capehart to talk about "peace world capable of tearing down
sweet concept of "mother,"
bids" from Japan, "acceptable to the
it is such organization as the "We
u s," This Capehart will keep play- the Mothers Would Like to Kill
ing the Isolationist Blues record Off All the Jews, Catholics and
until it's worn out.
Negroes," who are timapling the
name of "mother" in the mud of
Wonder why the publicity de- blood-lust.
partment of the Russian War Re-
lief didn't let us know that the
Cried one of these "mothers"
lyrics for Korngold's "Choral
psa lm," played, presumably, as at a hearing of the United Na-
the world's premiere of that com- ions Charter, "What this coun-
position recently at the Holly- try needs is it good old fashioned
wood Bowl, were written by Dr. America n Revolution!" And
Jacob Sonderling of the Fairfax where would that land her? At
Temple? And why weren't we told the end of a gallows manned by
that it was performed four or five some real red blooded American
years ago at a public seder g:ven who believe in the principles of
'iuman dignity and freedom.
by that Temple? Well, maybe
they didn't know it either. But we
Oh mother, dear mother
know now, don't we?
Come home with me now,
We got a chuckle out of Chas. The clock in the steeple strikes s
two
E. Heath y's definition of a cer-
tain type of education at the I've got a gun and
American Jewish Congress con- You've gnt a knife
vention. Says Hendry, "It consists Let's kill some Negro or Jew!
of transferring the professor's
note book to the student's note
Swedish Paper Tells of Rioting
book without going through the 'n Tokyo.—Headline. And the
minds of either."
Nips do that on a diet of dried
mulberry leaves? Is the silk-worm
Representative Rankin is set "timing? Will this spell finito to
upon "investigating Hollywood." Hirohito?
This will be the second "screen
test" of the so-called Dies Com-
If you don't think the diction-
mittee, and will probably result ary's funny, try reading it some-
in the same sort of flop the first time. "A rapier or sword. Bil-
one did. The Dies Committee isn't boos, a contrivance for confining
any more photogenic with its new the feet of prisoners—a long bar
face-lift than it was under Rep- or bolt of iron with shackles on
it and a lock at the end." That
resentative Dies.
seems to describe the Senator as
A butcher gets sixteen red one would sharkle American lib-
Points for a pound of good roast erties, pretty accurately.
beef, a soldier gets only twelve
And according to those who
points for a baby. There's some-
thing unfair in this sort of ration- don't like it, it is just a lot of
United Nations Chatter.
ing.

A. T. & T. tells us we'll soon
be able to phone home from our
automobiles, and vice versa. Gosh.
can't a man ever escape?

When it comes to opposition
Full of guile and craft,
Look for a speech
By Senator Taft.

The Michigan Citizens Commit-
tee has endorsed the candidacy of
Richard T. Frankensteen for Ma-
yor of the City of Detroit.
The following endorsements
have been made for the Common
Council:
Mrs. Helen Bryant, Lt. George
Edwards, Jr., George Montgom-
ery, Tracy Doll, Rev. Charles A.
Hill, Eugene Van Antwerp.
The Michigan Citizen Commit-
tee has extended support to these
candidates on the basis of their
adherence to the principles of
progressive government; public
record, and community recogni-
tion and support.
The news that Richard T.
Frankensteen, prominent labor
leader and native Detroiter had
filed to run for mayor of the
city, electrified old line politicians
around the city hall.
Known as the candid candidate,
Frankensteen who already en-
Professor P. S. Pogrebniak and Professor Volodimir G. Bondarchuk, joys the confidence and support
the delegates from the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic to the San of thousands of Detroit voters be-
Francisco Conference, were enthusiastically welcomed by the 2500
cause of his frank and honest
persons of Ukrainian origin who assembled in the grand ballroom of approach to civic and governmen-
the Hotel Astor, July 11, at a reception given in their honor under the tal problems, has embarked upon
jcint sponsorship of the Ukrainian Committee of the Jewish Council
clean wide open campaign to
for Russian War Relief and the National non-Jewish Ukrainian Corn-
attract attention to his program
tnittee of Russian War Relief, symbolizing the friendship between the
for a city administration com-
Ukrainian and the Jewish peoples
petent and experienced enough to
Left to right—Professo• P. S. Pogrebniak; Rabbi Abraham .1 overcome the obstacles that stand
Bick, co-chairman of National Jewish Ukrainian Committee, ane. in the way of restoring the pres-
tige that Detroit once held.
Professor Volodimir G. Bondarchuk.

Arab States Seek
To Purchase Land

JERUSALEM (Palcor)—Three
plans for the establishment of an
Arab national fund to purchase
land in Palestine will be placed
on the agenda of a sub-committee
of the Arab League Council
meeting in Alexandria. A plan
proposed by Palestine Arabs seeks
to have the Arab Governments
subscribe to the fund as share-
holders.
The Iraq plan proposes the
pooling of all existing Arab funds,
with the help of the governments.
The Egyption plan proposes the
reation of a land bank sponsor-
d by Egyptian banks with share-
holders. Egyptian financial circles
show the greatest interest in the
latter proposal, but the general
public is indifferent. Plans for an
Arab national fund have been in-

termittently placed on the agenda
of the League and abandoned in
the past few months.
All three plans, especially that
emanating from Palestine Arabs,
are seen by some as an unprece-
dented imperialism seeking to
make the Arab states Palestine'',
landlords.

Quisling Faces Many Charges.
There's something significant in
the names of the Big Three—a —Headline. But he's through
Church and a Hill, a True Man. with chilling, this Quisling.
and a Man of Steel. Ought to
Oh to be an Admiral
make a good recipe for a brave
In the Jap Navee!
new world.
A short life, a merry life
And then Hari-kari!
The famous statue of Venus de
Milo, stolen by the Nazis, was
returned to the Louvre. They'll Germans are now compelled to
now put a sign on the beauty, wear the swastika to distinguish
reading "Hands Off!" them from the decent human be-
ings on German soil now. The
Here's an insight into Nazi nsy- badge of "honor" is now the
chology that is about as callous badge of dishonor. and the Moe-
and brutal a statement as ever I en David has again come to its
was made; even by a Nazi. Says own as a symbol of humanity and
Gen. Semi. Dietrich. one of the democracy.
most notorious of Nazis: "Anti-
King Leopold of Belgium has
Jewish pogroms was pure child-
ishness, merely mischievonsness refused to abdicate but won't re-
on the part of the Hitler Youth turn to his country he says. In
which had been stirred uo by Shi- other words he wants to retain
rach." Oswiecim, Bur renwald. his royal seat even if he has no
Belsen Bergen—just child's play! place to put it.
"A GARLAND OF SONGS FOR
TRY SCIENTISTS
YOU," PROMISES JERRY WAY NE
TEL AVIV (Palcor)—A reso- —as sweet singer Judy Garland guest
lution demanding that the United stars tonight on the Borden Radio
Nations try, as war criminals, all Show. And there will be Jeff Alex-
German scientists who forced ander's rhythms—plus, of course.
Jews to act as "guinea pigs" in Jerry Wayne's own thrilling voice—
JERUSALE M(Palcor) — De- dangerous medical experiments,
half-hour. WJR, 7:30 p.m.
mands for Government support was adopted by the Jewish Pales- for. big
of the Jewish public hospital sys- tine Medical Association.
tem in Palestine, submitted sev-
eral months ago by Vaad Lewin
(Jewish Palestine National Coun-
cil). to the Palestine Government,
are under careful consideration
by the Government, Sir John V.
Skw, Deputy Chief Secretary,
declared at an interview here
with a delegation of members of
the executive committee of Vaad
Leumi. The financial stringency
of the Jewish community hosni-
tal in Haifa and the Kupat Ho-
firm sick benefit fund of Hista-
th. Jewish Palestine Federa-
tion of Labor, was stress"d. Sec-
retary Shaw expressed full appre-
ciat;on for Jewish health services
and stated that the Government
ha ,: formulated certain sugges-
Replies are given In
tions which, if approved by the
The Detroit limes or
Colonial secretary, will be imple-
answered by letter.
mented during the current finan-
ALL QUESTIONS
cial year.
A QUESTION and ANSIVER
ANSWERED.
DEPARTMENT for
The delegation from Wad Leu-
mi included Isaac ben Zvi. cha;r-
SERVICEMEN and
man of Vaad Leumi. D-. R. Katz-
THEIR FAMILIES
onelson, chairman of Vaad Leumi
Medical Council. Gutl M. Levin,
member of the Hospital Commit-
tee, Shabbatai Levy, chairman of
the Haifa Municipal Council Com-
mission, and Dr. J. Meyer. medi-
cal director of Kupat Holim.

SEARCH FOR ARMS
TEL AVIV (Palcor) — Wide
searches, apparently for arms,
were carried out by army and po-
lice July 17 in the vicinity of the
Petach - Tikvah - Tel Aviv road,
where a daylight curfew was im-
posed for several hours.

F0R N A IAN
A BIG
A BIG JOB!

Demands for Support
Of Jewish Health
Services Studied

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aussgo Ns ANSWERED)

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