Friday, February 1, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Fourteen

What happened to the Amitians?
the $71,000 raised by the Ladies all over the country. There are
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Auxiliary and which completes 72,000 Bas Brithers, if you please.
Home, they say, is where a man
the purchase of the colony that is . . First on the morning program
to be named after the Detroit wo- was Max Kroloff, asst. natl. direc- hangs his hat, but Alec Temple-
men's group. . . Much "covett," tor of A.D.L. What a wealth of ton, pianist-composer, who will
much deference was afforded Mrs. information he imparted to his play here Monday night (Feb. 11)
audience, which included auxiliary at the Masonic Auditorium, dis-a
How deep is God's cup of tears? in the farthest corner of the globe Philip Cutler, the inaugurator of a presidents, A.D.L. chairmen (all putes that definition. Home, Alec
fund for a colony purchased by
is
the
destiny
and
fate
of
the
Jew
That can well be the cry of our
Detroiters. . . Mr. Hordes pre- of Dist. 6) and yours truly — who says, is where one can roam
people all over the world today. spread all over the world. It means sented Mrs. Irving Shevin, presi- is just a nobody — and publicity about, know where everything is.
That is the theme of a story told that unless the European Jewish dent of the Detroit Auxiliary with directors for the Mich. Women's be himself and enjoy the com-
problem is solved in the next few
Council. I merely went along for panionship of his wife, his books,
by Dr. Max Nussbaum, of Temple
years, really solved, there isn't the the deed to the land. . . Another the ride, on my own expenses, and music and the regard of his
Israel of Los Angeles, who was
slightest chance of a peaceful se- very interesting part of the pro- too.
jet-black cat (Louis Armstrong),
the main speaker at the 15th an-
curity, a contented life for any gram were the piano selections by
Robert Marks, enforcing attor- who sleeps on top of the piano
nual donor event of the Ladies
Jew, not even the American Jew. Seymour Lipkin, Detroit's own ney for the mid-west district whenever he thinks Alec is apt to
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
The indoctrination of the anti- noted pianist. Young Lipkin per-
Fund of Detroit. . . It is a story Semitic germ has lessened the formed with a notable technical (which comprises 8 states) for play it. Home, to Alec Templeton,
he told of a little child who chance of solving the European ability and his depiction of Mo- the OPA, gave a very informa- is where his roots have dug deep .
,
asked his mother, "Is it true that problem. The remnant of Jews will desto Moussorgsky's "Pictures at tive talk on the why's and where- And at their home in Greenwich,
God sits upon His throne holding not desire to remain in Europe to an Exhibition," from the plaintive fore's of price control and the Conn., the Templetons live in
importance of extending the price sweet content. They've nearly i0o
a cup in His hands and sheds a be tossed around like a football notes of "The Old Castle" to the
control regulations. (By the way,
tear into this cup as each new between political parties. . . Pal- heavy, massive tones of "The Great quite a young man but quite a music boxes, innumerable chimes,
atrocity is enforced upon our peo- estine is ours by Divine Right, by Gate at Kiev" showed interpretive promising young man — easy to an exhaustive collection of phono-
ple, as each new suffering is en- heritage. . . We here in America discernment that portends an en- listen to and sure of what he's say- graph records and their cat. When
at home, they have recorded con-
dured, and that when the cup is must give and sacrifice and give viable future.
ing. — another name, perhaps, to certs with typed programs, in-
full and overflowing, a remedy, a some more so that we can buy
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remember in the future of poli- termissions and all the trimmings
solution will be found?" (Note: I more land (and more is available
George Olsen and his Music of tics.) .. Talks were also given by of a real concert except the ush-
may not be quoting verbatim but — we already own over 800,000
Ida L. Morris, natl. director, Wo-
the thought, I'm quite sure, is cor- dunim and 500,000 can still be Tomorrow and Willie Shore, Am- men's A.D.L. program, and by ers. Friday is consecrated to
rect.) And the mother answered, bought) . . so that we can build, erica's New Dancing Comedian, Louis J. Freehoff, on A.D.L. serv- Beethoven, Thursday to modern
"It is true!" And the child asked develop and prepare a home for divide headline importance in the ice in smaller communities. .. The and contemporary composers and
turday afternoon to opera. But
still another question, "How deep the time when we can go to the smart new floor
afternoon session was an open St
is the cup?" .. Yes, how deep IS Holy Land and claim our own. . . show, which
forum conducted by Archie David-
Always Something Doing!
God's cup of tears? Isn't it enough The destiny of American Jewry opened today at
son and assisted by his very ca-
AT
Lee 'n' Eddie's
that scarcely a handful of our depends on the solution of the
pable staff.
Supper C 1 u b.
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people are left living in the Old European Jewry and the latter
Artists of pro-
World? Why is the tension, the depends on Palestine. . . Dr. Nuss-
Tear jerkers — all kinds —
fessional pres-
prejudice, the anti-Semitic feeling baum painted a beautiful dream, tige in the sup-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Krause, a
and
which persisted during the war a beautiful picture for future Jew- porting line-up
grand pair, great grandparents,
COCKTAIL
LOUNGE
still growing now at the end of the ry — a new collective circle en- are Duke A r t
too, of the Phil Krauses kids
war? Why hasn't it subsided? Dr. veloping the Jew — three great and Junior in
(Mrs. Phil was Ida Diamond), past
TOPS IN .. •
their golden wedding anniversary,
Nussbaum gives the answer as parts of the world — Russia, Am- "Plastique Co-
Liquors . .. Service
as thty gracefully danced a waltz,
The melody, the color of anti- erica, Palestine -- from which a mique"; Judy
DICK WILLIAMS
the loveliest couple on the floor
Semitism, is to a large degree a new richness, a new greatness Kelly, "Holly--
(this was at the Infant's Service
European importation made pos- could be derived. Six million died w o o d's Bundle
Boogie King of the Ivories
Group party at the Book), still
sible by Hitlerism and Fascism — under Gestapo rule so that we o f Pep"; t h e
Willie Shore
gay,
still
spry,
still
with
that
227 MICHIGAN AVE.
it is propaganda sent out sys- might live under freedom. . . Let attractive Yv-
tematically to all parts of the those deaths not have been in onne-Armon Dancers and others. "certain look" in the eyes of each.
Opp. Book•Cadillac Hotel
globe in all languages and gained vain. Let us, here in America, in- Olsen and his music need no in- Yessir, 'tis indeed a heartstring
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such momentum that this anti- vest in the courage and faith of troduction to Detroiters. A great puller and, as they kissed each
Semitic movement, started 3,000 a people .. let us help create a deal of his fame was acquired other, at the end of the dance,
miles away from America, made Jewish Palestine and buy Hope through his frequent local en- one thought, "Oh, Lord, thy bless-
gagements. Noted for distinctive ings are many." .. And the other
an entire country Jew-conscious for an almost hopeless people.
dance rhythms and style of en- kind — saw an old-time wealthy
and every Jew self-conscious." He
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tertainment, he and his orches- woman (can still recall when she
further tells us that because the
Mr. Wm, Hordes, president of
called for im mom — God bless
Good Food . .. Fine Liquor
ideology, the choice of anti-Semit- the local Jewish National Fund, tra have recently developed a them both — in a huge Pierce-
Entertainment Nightly
ism is not of American origin, also spoke. His cry was "Life in variety of skits which are mak- Arrow car and the chauffeur
ing floor show history before
that we here In America can alter Palestine, or no life at all. Ameri- leading cafe, hotel and theatre drove them around distributing
JACK BUCHARD
the condition. The destiny of even can Jews must supply the means audiences throughout the nation. due bills for coal, baskets of food,
And His Novachord
a minority people is so impelling with which to build." He accepted Willie Shore recently returned sacks of potatoes to the needy) ..
that whatever happens to a Jew
saw
her
one
early
cold
morn
in
from two and a half years over-
seas. His name is always a signal front of a downtown all-rite phar-
special business men's luncheon
for a huge turn-out of smart so- macy, peddling razor blades, shoe
served daily, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
ciety. He is one of the most aces, safety pins. . . That, too, is
MAX SPIEGELMAN, Mgr.
conscientious entertainers in show a heartstring puller, and one
business and is known to wear thinks again, "Oh, Lord — why?"
himself down to a "frazzle" at
AMERICAN
every performance.
Theatre)---Beer
It's the .. .
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For those in the know—It's
432 Woodward (next to Avenue
- liquor
Attended the A.D.L. Seminar in
19805 Livernols--OpP. U. of D- Chicago, last Sunday (at the Con-
King—Specializing In Sea Food Dinners tinental Hotel). Faye Langerman,
808 W. 51eNlehols- -
Dist. 6 A.D.L. chairman, presided
f.4
(Next to Avenue Theatre)
and a swell job she did do. Great
Sarong Room —,..d, Drinks, Music
For Fine ITALIAN Dishes
WHERE YOU MEET
things
our
women
are
doing
today
Cass at Columbia in Windsor Hotel
Noon Day Lunch • Dinner
- Entertainment - liquor
THE SHOW PEOPLE
Liquors
All Brands of
Entertainment nightly
4225 - 33 WOODWARD
Everybody In Town Says,
BEER - WINE • LIQUOR
Bet. Willis and Canfield

alidtaf ate

Spati. . .

.

With Sally Fields

Book Bar

Rio Grande
Cafe

1011 Farmer

Dine and Drink

Back Stage Bar—
1 Baker's—Lobster
Bali Lounge—
Bicardi Lounge and Bar—Food
227
Book Bar and Cocktail Lounge- Micluran Ave.

Back Stage Bar

543 Woodward near Congress — Food - L iquors

D evlin'* Bar-

East Grand Blvd. near Woodward —

nuncios.

Din-

Latin uarter— ing, Liquor, Floor Shows 8231 Woodward—Dining ,
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Dancing. Shows, Liquors
Lee t n Eddie s Supper Club--
oward — Dining, danc-
First at Howard
Eng, Liquors.
Ted Lipsitz .aturday
Supper
Club
afternoon dancing starts at 2:30 p.m.

IT'S TERRIFIC!

"AL WHYTE" at the piano

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432 WOODWARD AVE.

JOHNNY LEWIS, Proprietor

IT'S TERRIFIC!

Food, Dancing and Liquor
51110 West of Telegraph Rd., Pontiac, Web.

1,4
Clifford 4382
Club Rio —
509 Woodward
Dancing,
liquor
FloorShows,
Club 509 --
1011 Farmer St. — Entertainment Nitely
Rio Grande Cafe— Food
- Liquor
1239 Griswold between State and Grand River
Turk's Music Bar—

CHINESE

Caruso's Spaghetti
House and Bar

TE. 2.9133

Orders To Take Out

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JOHNNY DI CICCO'S TRIO

IT'S TERRIFIC!

THE DELICIOUS FOODS

IT'S TERRIFIC!

It's a Real Treat to Visit the . .

BALI

808 W. McNICHOLS
(Six Mile Road at Third)
OPEN SUNDAYS

GOOD KOSHER FOOD
From A Snack To A
7-Course Meal

Goldberg's
Restaurant

8681 TWELFTH ST.

Between Blaine and Pingree
Open Until 4 A. M.

AL BAKER

The Lobster King

Specializing in

SEA FOOD DINNERS

Finest Lobsters, Fish, Oysters
Clams, Prime Meats

Complete Carry-Out Service
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16805 LIVERNOIS, opp. U. D.
UN. 2.9866

1343 Third St. — CL. 3164

Chung's
1415 Third St.,
Nom Wah Restaurant— RA. 0309

near Michigan

ITALIAN

4145 Woodward — TE. 2-8593 — Liquor — Music —

Food Served beginning February 7
Arturo's
W oc4ward
Bar — 4223-33
TE. 2-9133
Caruso's Spaghetti Food
House
— Liquor

Jo Jo's —

Open 5 p.m. to 4 a.m.—(Closed Thursday)
31-15 DUFFIELD---Finest In Foods.

Joseph Rubino

Papa Joe's

—

CLiflord 3274

At the 3 Corners
Clifford — Cass —

Lino Bernardi

Sibley

KOSHER

12017 Dexter DIsit.

NO. 9786

Fredson's Restaurant-
Twelfth St. — Oorn v41111 a
--- 8681
G oldberg's Restaurant
Tt It CORNED BEEF KING"
C T- 122 11
Riser se Tiroadorav
Grand
Bill Miller— 135 E . Gnd
t'ollingwood at 3rd— Lunch 11:30 to 2 —
Wil shire Hotel -- tier 5 to 9 — Closed Sunda)* Until March 1
RUSSIAN
51 Sprout — C1. 0780 — 1 p.m. to 2 Imo _
— Turslay• for parties
Russian Samovar -- Sal. 1 p.m. to 4 a.m.
banquets only

TO .

Din-

Or

DINNER from 6:30m.

DANCIII6 crom7:15

Shows al. B:30
and MIDNIGHT

DUKE ARTmaJUNIOIL Catering to Weddings,
"Plasti %lc Comi eve

JUDY 1<ELLY

YVONNE ARMON DANCER$

Banquets Parties

IAJZOPENS II ant DAILY

Phone TR.29191 for RES.

