Friday, February

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Fourteen

Appeal Cabled
to British Labor

PHIL ROTHSCHILa

Jewish Unions Ask
Aid On Palestine

New York

—and-----

Hollywood

By HENRY WEGODSKY

7,

1947

DP's Called 'Dejected,
Desperate and Cheated'

(Continued from Page 3)
455,000 In 1039. It is 12 times great-
er than in 1919 ...
The fourth and final edition of
"American Jews in World War II"
is in preparation. This two volume
saga of Jewish participation in
the war has been written by I-v.
ing Kaufman, a well-known cor-
respondent in both the European
and Pacific theaters of war.
It is based on the scrupulously
authenticated material compiled
by the War Records Bureau of the
National Jewish Welfare Board.
It is based on the scrupulously
authenticated material compiled
by the War Records Bureau of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board. Facts like these are good
weapons against "patriotic" hate-
merchants. . .

FOLLOWING ARE EXCERPTS
And the gals went home with a
ATLANTIC CITY (WNS)—An from a letter sent by Dick Mar.
printed program for their tuck- appeal urging the revocation of tin, Capitol Theatre, Ashland, Ky..
Away souveners.
to Jack Feinberg, United Artists
Pi Tau Sigma's Bert Siegel had the Palestine White Paper and the Corporation, releasers of "Abie's
admission
of
100,000
displaced
his last fling at bachlorhood as the
Irish Rose":
vraipped up a fancy stag for Jews Into the Holy Land was
"When we discussed the picture
cabled
to
the
British
Labor
Party
lira , . . The Career Girl's are
we both agreed that it was an
by
the
Jewish
Labor
Committee,
'Lae hepped up 'bout their new
all-American message, and that
At its first postwal . convention.
project, the 12th Street Center.
it should be offered with no hest
The
conclave,
attended
by
C00
United 'Press Ben Gallob and
tation. You really have a Brea'
delegates
from
all
parts
of
the
press agent for the 'Palestine
piece of film in 'Abie'—a kindly
Forum lets us know 'bout speak- country and by delegations repre- but jolly, story that treats al
have poured in at the local Dec-
3enting
labor
organizations
In
Po-
3r Levi Shapiro on Feb. 11 at the
faiths gently, and results in on
ca branch .. •
Center . . former Central and land and other European coun.
Sanford Grosberg is in town on vVayne U chap who went to Pal- tries, adopted a $1,750,000 budget of the best treatments of toler
ante I have ever seen on th(
avisit from sunny Calif. . . Hus-
for 1947, of which $250,000 will be
.. .
screen."
ky Arnold Silberstein, editor of :stine for 10 years
'used to resettle displaced Jews In
•
Baloney!
Purim Concert Charted
Center News, treasures a worn
Palestine.
•
PICKING' UP THE BITS . • •
out black book in his wallet .. for
The program for the current
THE UNITED JEWISH AP- by Yeshivah Ladies
inscribed among the sheets are There was some fast foot work year will include intensified re-
the names and unlisted phone Ind body gyrations as Reva Brit- constructive aid to European Jews PEAL is slated to enter radio in
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
numbers of countless of your fa- aan and Mickey Soloman nabbed wishing to remain in their native a big way. Special network and 7 ehudah will present a Purim
jitterbug contest at the Cen- lands, acceleration of transfer of local shows are being readied concert Tuesday, March 11 at Bnal
vorite screen stars whom Silber-
stein contacted while he was on er . . . Bernard Victor, press Jews from the DP camps, expan- for simultaneous presentation )avid with Cantor Hyman J. Ad-
.gent for the The Detroit Adult sion of the aetivities of the com- with UJA fund raising through. 'er and Dan Frohman taking lead-
the coast!
Bob Smiley is the leading scorer 210, will give info on future ac- -nate° in the rehabilitation of new out the country. Milton Robert- 'rig roles.
in the H. P. basketball league . . wities by calling him at CH. Jewish settlers in Palestine, and son has been appointed national
The Beth Jacob Girls' School"
radio director. Rild Englander
Thelma Zisenwine and Thelma 3800.
the continuation of the commit- will handle radio promotion in vill give a play In Yiddish, "The
Gloria Hamburger is basking in tee's fight on anti-Semitism in the
Judgment of Purim."
Swartz arc on lease from Ohio
the New York metropolitan
Proceeds of the concert will ,go
State to do field work at the Cen- he Florida sunshine . . . Mort United States.
area
()Ward the fund to enlarge the
ter. .. Cute Helen Rood's plc has Sultan welcomed his former teach-
• • •
Gen. George C. Marshall, Secre-
school building. For tickets, call
been in several dailies for publicity 2r Arthur Schnabel who appeared tary of State, in a message, said
SAM JAFFE RETURNS to th' TO. 5-1171.
shots in connection with the recently for a concert .. Barbara it was the policy of the United
legitimate
stage
with
a
principa
Sportman's Show in town.
stiller leaves for N. Y. .. U of States to join with other nations role 'in "The Greatest of These.'
• •
M's Dolly Lublin Is showing Re- "to reach a quick solution" of the
The drama will open in Detroit yen his comments that (1) he has
gina Gruen of Worcester 'round
CONGRATS DEPT.
displaced persons problem. "I Feb. 18 and play a limited engage ;wined an estimated audience ;of
he
spots
...
Helen
Burke
is
pick-
candle
blowing
for
birth-
Lots of
share with you a special concern," ment In Chicago before the Neu '50,000—an unprecedented figure
dance routines.
day's this week. . . Sid Ruben, ing up some new
he declared, "for the hundreds of York run.
n all-night radio (2) his name
• •
man
Bernie
Gorosh,
Sid
• • •
auto ,
thousands of people who during
has been banned from the New
Samuels, the 20 mark for Clara AFTER DARK ROUNDS . . .
the war were forced to leave their
THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF
York Mirror and the New York
Cute Mitzie Keilien of Syracuse homes by Nazi oppressors or be- talk recently about Al Jolson's Journal American — both Hearst
Israel and there are 19 candles on
was escorted 'round by Don Thal cause of threats to their lives or radio comeback. Just how much
Doris Wertheimer's cake.
capers (3) he has won the respect
"Still madly in luff," say the 4n her short visit ... Russell Bur- liberties on account of race, re- of it is true, I can not Kay. But Ind admiration of tolerance-cqn-
Jerry Helf man's after the 6th Lon showed Windy City's Gloria ligion or political beliefs."
this much I do know: Jolson is 3CIOUS persons throughout tire
year of married life. Mazel tow to dirsch what the Motor City had
scheduled for five more guest !and. Now Gray takes over the
the Mike Miller's on the new ad- in the way of nite life.
appearances on the Bing Crosby t0:00-10:30 p.m. (E.S.T.) slot on
On the prowl .. Ducts on dates.
dition to the household.
Monday for Mutual. If it's a fresh
show.
• • •
• • •
Sam LaFond and Charlette Singer-
touch in radio that you're looking
nan,
Betty
Hoberman
with
Tom-
MARCUS BLUM ARRIVED in for, remember that date.
CO3131ING ATTRACTIONS
Hollywood this week to enlist
If you've attended a ZOA, ny Hoffer, Sol Dovitz and Lor-
aine
Ehrenwald.
.
.
nancial
backing for the newly
Chapter 1 affair, you know about
Enjoying the dance . . . Earl
formed Palestine Pictures Corpor- For an adventure
the good time to be had .. Freddy
PHONE
ation, the first film outfit to be
in good eating
Warren and ork will supply music tobbins and Ruth Soifer, Shirley
CL:
. organized in the Holy Land.
NEWARK,
N.
J.—Welcomed
as
3oldmintz
and
Lew
Rubin,
Helen
for the frolic on Feb. 8 at the
try our
974
• • •
1
true
comrade
and
an
"answer
to
.rowan
and
Iry
Rubin,
Hubert
Kay
Center . . .
Russian Delicacies
IT'S AN EVEN MONEY
Young Israel's big fling on Feb. vith Nancy Sherman, the Jerry 'he Bilbos and his like," Gordon
Prepared under the
Verge,
Newarker
of
Irish
descent,
rarnopols
and
the
Lou
Wines.
wager
that
John
Garfield
will
15 is a good date to mark with
nersontil sunervision 01
vas
given
a
lifetime
honorary
Spotted
more
twosomes
..
Joan
Authentic
return
to
Broadway
this
fall
red pencil. Co-chairmen Hillel
Col. Feodor Maybohm Russian
Food
Abrams and Joe Weinman are Robinson and Harold Rosen, Ray membership in the Lt. Herbert J. after a seven year absence to Lute' ainiwtnt Ni,ttit Iv
and
(iyPaY Music
vouching for your good time at .tobbins with Fay Anne Greenblat, Elfin Post of the Jewish War Vet- star in Robert Rossen's produc-
.5tmosphere
tion "Corner Pocket".
()lien Daily
the Book with Jack White's band. Jeorge Lipshaw and Francis Aans.
•
Verge received nationwide pub-
11 nut-R am
Two big bands will play for the Freedman, Windsor's Rae Chinsky
Incl. Sun.
FOR THE PAST TWO YEARS,
JWV shindig Feb. 22 at the Ma- and Chuck Hellman, Jerry Lapi- licity a few weeks ago when New
sonic and the Brief Brith gals luS and Rae Morgenroth, Kay Jersey State Commander Abe Hor- an all-night New York disc jockey,
have set their citywide dance for Cloodman and Seymour Smith, rowitz regretfully withdrew his Barry Gray, has been speaking his
Leon London and Annette Eisen- membership in the post because mind about prejudice and bigotry,
Stal HATt
March 1.
oerg, Eilene Mason and Mary the JWV constitution limits mem- in general, and anti-Semitism, In 252 W. LAFAYETTE
bership
to
Jews.
Under
the
hon-
particular. So penetrating have
Oberstein.
OPPOSITE CASS THEATRE
WALTER SIIAPERO will head
• • •
orary membership given to Verge,
The Bethelite, Temple Beth El
the first in the United States, he
••■
High school paper, with Mary Kal- PLUGS .. .
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
MON. FEB. 10-8:20 P.M.
With all those tasty and tempt- will have all privileges of mem-
let and Judy Isenberg as news
bership
except
that
of
voting.
editors ... Luce Jaffe is new edi- ing specials at Robin Hood's, it's
His reason for wanting to join
tor of the Junior Service Group no wonder the late niters all make the post, said Verge, was because
their
way
to
the
popular
spot
on
sheet and editor Pearl Meisner
"the Jewish War Veterans be-
did a fine job on the 6-page ZOA Livernois .. The Laskey Cleaners' lieved in action in behalf of all
EUGENE ORMANDY, Conducting
new
cellophane
clothes
bags
are
a
mouthpiece.
or
TICKETS: $3.60, 3.00, 2.40, 1.80
dandy item . . Tell your friends veterans, regardless of creed
GRINNELL'S TE. 2.7100
• •
what a swell time you're having color."
SUB-DEBBING . . .
Blue-eyed Marilyn Schief cap- with a message on those new and will hold a pre-Valentine opening '4: 8 : 1-01: 8 7471M7-0 1:8: 1 01747tEar:H7
8:H7*-00-m:147
tured the Central High "Miss unique menu's that Miller's Chop with Grossman, Sam Goldfarb, and
House
on
Woodward
avenue
send
LIQUORLESS
NITE
CLUB
January" contest crown . . Edna
Milt Drapkin at the helm.
Spector and Gloria Abramson out free for you.
Duets who will be on hand for
• •
Detroit's Own
threw a graduation party for
the gala opening include Hillel
Gloria Stanley and Sheila Mill- AS SPACE ALLOWS ...
President Aaron Katzman with
Congrats to ad man Ruben Shirley Tameroff, Joe Metzker and
man. Dated up for the candlelight
dinner were Sue Marx and Sey- Issacs and artist Sid Sachs on Elaine Drapkin, Goldfarb with
mour Lublin, Rffa Papo and Herb their new enlarged quarters in the Natalie Novack, Grossman with
Jackie Cooper and Orchestra
Spoon, Eleanor Goodman and Sid Hammond Bldg. . The David Pil- Bunny Nev«inan.
Goldberg, Vivian Levine and Ken nick Bnal Brith auxiliary will
PLUS SENSATIONAL FLOOR SHOW
I'll see you around, and be good
bring their prospects to the mem- till the next issue.
Laster.
The mob sure turned out for bership tea at Illeen Ratner's
Beverly Benjamin's birthday cele- home . . .
rf
DANCING 9. 1
bration at Joyce Lachman's place.
$2.40 PER COUPLE TAX INC.
s
For Consultation
Offering congrats were Barbara
IT'LL BE COKES and chips at
82 W. MONTCALM (formerly Old Colony Club)
on personal or family
Vander with Jack Seliman, Edna the opening of the College Inn
problems—Call
.,01:ti:ti:HXRX 8X8:1-1:H:ft:u>tXH>M:8:14:8:14:ttttn:Ittttl:HX101:8:
Spector and Phil Minkin, Flo Siss- Sunday evening, Feb. 9 at the Old
1
kind and Izzy Gendeloff.
Colony Club. Formerly a fund.rais.
ANNA
OXENHANDLER
• • •
ing project originated by Pi. Tau
VIA THE GRAPEVINE .
Sigma's Phil Grossman at Wayne
TRinity 1.0362
Sid Elsner has taken Selma University in 1944, the College Inn
Green out of circulation .. Har- •
vey Barnett and Marge Salk go
MON. FEB. 17-8:20 P.M.
well together . . . Marilyn Sklar
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
and Chuck Snow hitting the
steady col'm .. Florence Rubin is
awaiting a ring from a Baltimore
chappie . . . There's a 'certain
look' between Marty Figlen and
GRINNELL'S TE. 2-7100
TICKETS: $3.00, 2.40, 1.80, 120
Anita Cole . . Dick Copper has
pinned A. E. Phi Barbara Blum-
U
rosen and Jerry Davis has asked
NIGHT CLUB and RESTAURANT
Susanne Boesky to go steady.
Itring your friends tonight for
• • •
a 1 t /PAC.% liA NA evening of

NAMES IN THE NEWS .. .
Tall and blond Rosalie Gorback
was crowned Queen at the delight
ful Hillel dance last week ... Miss
Gorback also edits the Hillel
News.
Although Jack Fine's disc,
"Texas and Pacific" 011 Deceit
label, with Louis Jordan blowing
the tunes, has not been released
as yet, 30,000 advance orders

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Irish Vet Named
Honorary Member
by Jewish Post

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PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA

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While the Gamma Kappa Ch
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Phi Alpha's had a real westerr
blowout at Circl'e R Ranch th
other nite. After the hay ride th
fraternity comedians, Ski p p
Haines and Dave Klavons, per
formed and later Haines was pre ,
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