Friday, January 9, 1948

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Two

Ilist a drut Gets Loan
of $65,000 in Crisis

(SEE PICTURE ON PAGE ONE)

ORT Shifts Party
to Hotel Tuller

Because of the anticipated
Over 1,000 Detroit friends of Ilistadrut who jammed large attendance, the games par-
the Brown Memorial Chapel last Sumlay to overflowing for ty of the Detroit Chapter of
the opening conference of the 1948 campaign demonstrated Women's American ORT has
their solidarity with the Yishuv and Ilistadrut by sub- been shifted to the Arabian
scribing $65,000 as an emergency advance to the Ilistadrut. Room of the Tuller Hotel Mon-
day evening, Mrs. Harold M.
The
spontaneous
response
• • •
Shapero, chairman, announced.
came after a fiery appeal by
Many beautiful gifts of value
Isaac Hamlin, national secretary
will be awarded as prizes.
of Histadrut campaigns who de-
A third ORT chapter has been
clared that American Jews
es t a bl d in Huntington
must mobilize for war against
Woods, Mrs. Harry Becker, pres-
the forces of reaction in the
ident reported. Mrs. Joseph H.
Middle East in the same wav
Davidson heads the chapter and
that Americans mobilized after
Mrs. David Hubar is vice-presi-
the Pearl Harbor attack.
dent. Because of this new unit
SEES LONG WAR
and the Mt. Clemens section, De-
He warned that it would not
troit is now head of a region,
be either a short war or one
without many Jewish casualties
The war reaction, led by the
Dr. Freehof to Speak
Mufti with the assistance of
forme; German officers, was not
at Beth El on Monday
only directed against the Yi-
Dr. Solomon B. Freehof of Ro-
shuv, but against all world
def Shalom Temple, Pittsburgh,
Jewry who wish for peace and
will be guest speaker Monday at
security and who see the es-
the next in a series of lectures
JOSEPH BANKOVER
tablishment of a free Jewish
of the Institute of Judaism be-
• • *
State as the symbol of this
ing sponsored by the Men's Club
dream, he declared.
of Temple Beth El.
Philip Goldstein, A. Kaminker,
In addition to the $65,000 sub-
On Jan. 27, Dr. Julian Morgen-
B. Milinsky, Dr. A. Alper, Emil
scribed from the floor, M. L.
stern, former president of the
Wolock, David Borodokin, M.
Schaver, honorary campaign
Hebrew Union College, will
Kane, Dr. S. Stein, M. Raisman,
chairman, gave Hamlin a check
speak on "Modern Interpretation
B. Handin, Samuel Kanes, M.
for $25,000 for emergency pur-
of the Bible."
Schubiner, W. Klafer, Addle
poses.
Mondry, Kenneth Board, B.
This sum had been advanced
Hearshen, B. Kumove, David Revisionists to Elect
by a small number of people
Sislin, M. Gelfand, Sarah Nakel-
since receipt of an urgent mes-
sky, Anna Michlin, Sophie Sis- Officers at Meeting
sage from the National Commit-
United Zionists - Revisionists
lin and Jerry Malamud.
tee for Labor Palestine earlier
Joseph Bankover, chief of the will elect officers at a meeting at
in the day, calling Detroit His- Histadrut immigration depart- 8:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 19 at
tadrut representatives to an ment, will return to Detroit Bnai Moshe. A prominent Betar,
emergency conference on Jan. next week to meet with a num- recently arrived in Detroit will
18. It is planned to transmit
ber of the groups affiljated with describe the activities of Betar
at least $1,000,000 to the His- the campaign.
in Europe. Newly enrolled mem-
tadrut at this time, Schaver
During his visit, he will ad- bers will be introduced.
said.
dress the second Histadrut (Ge-
ACCUSES BRITAIN
verksha f ten) rally, Thursday,
Helen Waren, formel• Broad- Jan. 15, in the Labor Zionist
USNA Speaker
way actress and radio star, and Institute, Linwood near Pasa-
official of Americans for Ha- dena.
ganah charged that in the pres-
ent violence, Great Britain is
seriously hampering the defense
efforts of Haganah. The disarm- Bnai Moshe Unit Awaits
ing of Haganah members in the LU11Clle011 on Monday
1
act of protecting Jewish life The annual membership drive
and property was an example of Sisterhood of Congregation
of British "double-crossing" of Bnai Moshe will culminate in a
the Jews, she said. paid-up luncheon Monday in the
"We must show them that we social hall of the Synagogue.
have covered our hearts with Mrs. Alfred Gunsberg is mem-
steel and that we stand shoulder bership chairman, and Mrs. Sam
to shoulder with the Ilaganah." Freedman is chairman of the
The conference. selected the luncheon.
following officers and executive
Daniel Frohman will direct the
committee members for the 1948 choral group of the Music Study
campaign. • Club, with Rose Stein as accom-
Morris L Schaver, honorary panist.
chairman; Harry Schumer, chair-
man; Norman Cqttler, M. Gure-
Volunteers Are Sought
vitch, J. M. Singer, J. L. Wol-
ock, B. M. Laikin, A. Nichamin, for SOS Packing Job
Ben Rosenthal and Nathan
Packers are still needed to CHARLES A. SALTZMAN,
Shecter, vice-chairmen; John process food, clothing and com- Assistant Secretary of State
Isaacs, treasurer; Louis Levine, fort items in preparation for for occupied areas who will
chairman of organizations; Philip shipping SOS contributions address the board of direc-
lmber, recording secretary; Sid- overseas, Mandell Berman, De- tors of the United Service for
ney Shevitz, chairman of speak- troit SOS campaign director, re- New Americans at its annual
ers and radio; Dr. Irving Pos- ported. Volunteers are asked to meeting Saturday in New
ner, chairman of professional report to the Acme Terminal York City. The United Service
committee; Morris Lieberman, Warehouse, 6441 Hastings street, program is financed by the
chairman of executive commit- after 10 a.m., Sunday.
United Jewish Appeal.
tee; and the following members
of the executive committee:
Alex Belkin, Harry Laker, M.
Sklar, M. Ross, Nathan Rose,
PIONEER WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION
B. Tizelman, P. Shkolnick.
Also Harry Grossman, J.
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Helen Learns Danny Kaye
Has Heart as Big as Smile

•

By HELEN TENNENBAUM

D ANNY

KAYE is the type of
entertainer who slips into
your heart before you know it.
Your reporter dropped over to
the Michigan Theater for an in-
terview, and when Danny invited
us into his dressing room and
told us to be seateQ—next to
him we were thrilled. beyond
description.
Danny told us he was born in
Brooklyn on a cold winter day,
Jan. 18, 1913. He said he took
part in school theatricals and
started his professional career in
the Catskill Mountains of New
York. From there he made a
jaunt to China and Japan, where
years later he entertained our
army in the Pacific war zone. On
his return he joined a night club
headed by Nick Long Jr.
Danny later was a member of
the young people's group which
produced the "Strawhat Revue"
on Broadway. This show only
ran 10 weeks but it was long
enough for him to find a wife,
Sylvia Fine, whom he married
after a whirlwind courtship. She
still writes many of his scripts.
They have a darling, little
daughter, Deana.
Moss Hart discovered Danny
and cast him in a role in "Lady in
the Dark." Ile soon became a
star, and Samuel Goldwyn hur-
ried to sign him up for Holly-
wood.

—

• • •

STARS IN MOVIES

"WE FEEL SURE that you mov-
" iegoers got many a chuckle
from his four films, "Up in
Arms," "Wonder Man," "The Kid
from Brooklyn" and "Secret Life
of Walter Mitty."
"There's something I would
like to say to your readers,"
Danny said. "This is not directed
just at the Jewish people. It's of
vital importance to each and
every American just as long as
he is interested in one of the
world's greatest problems, the
task of preserving our American
democracy.
"It is the job of everyone espe-
cially minority groups. In fact,
it is a privilege for anyone to be
able to work for the brotherhood
of man. Saving our democracy is
an immense task. It should be

one in which each and every
one is willing to cooperate.

• • •

'BE KIND TO OTHERS'
IT WILL HELP you to help
yourselves and our beloved
America. The same goodwill that
we want from others is what we
must extend ourselves. We must
be friendly to all people, regard-
less of their creed, race or co:ar."
Danny smiled at us and then
sighed, seeming to forgot for a
moment again his usual humor-
ous role.
"Oh, it is such a very im-
portant thing for all of us to
realize the importance of the
Golden Rule at this time," he
said.
Danny really cleared up some
of our doubts when he stated
that "the last place in the world
where discrimination can be
found is the movie industry.
This is the one business that has
no room for bigotry. If you have
talents you will get to the top.
We are interested only in your
abilities."

• • •

AIDS THE SICK

D URING

HIS appearance in
our city, he was asked by
doctors attending the U. S. Sur-
geons Convention to appear at a
special dinner.
Although very tired he con-
sented on one condition. "I will
entertain in return for 10 free
operations for needy people any-
where in the U. S." The doctors
agreed not to 10 o; erations but
to 100.
Danny has just completed
plans for flying to Europe where
he will entertain.

Morris Belkin Heads
Carmel Youth Group

Morris Belkin.bas been elected
president of the Carmel Shomer
Hadathy, a club for boys and
girls ages 9 to 16.
Other officers are Arnold Al-
per, vice-president; Elliot Feld-
man, secretary; Victor Spear,
JNF chairman; Allen Belkin,
treasurer!' Martin Ross, publici-
ty; Ruth Spilberg, membership;
H. Lipsitz, social and sports; and
Richard Ruzamna, Robert Sco-
vel and A. August, trustees.

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