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Cantor to Tell His Life Story

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Radio Star
to Entertain
for Bnai Brith

Bnai Brith Women will present
"40 Years on Broadway," starring
Eddie Cantor, Mrs. Lewis Man-
ning, president of the Greater
Detroit Bnai Brith Women's'
Council announces.
When Eddie Cantor, star of
stage, screen and radio, arrives
at the Masonic Temple for a one
night's appearance at 8:30 p.m.
Tuesday, he will present a caval-
cade of his 40 years in show busi-
ness.
He will tell of his long associa-
tion with such greats as Gus Ed-
wards, Geovie Jesse], Al Jolson,
Ted Lewis, John Barrymore and
others.
Two pianists, Dave Kenner and
Ernie Stewart, accompany Can-
tor in such familiar songs as No
Business Like Show Business,
Ida, Margie, If You Knew Susie,
and his now trademarked I'd'
Love to Spend Each Hour With
You, among other all time Cantor
favorites.
"90 Years on Broadway" is be-
ing brought to Detroit by the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Wo-
men's Council, which is composed
of 17 chapters comprising 7,000
women. Proceeds from the sale
of tickets and the souvenir book
will serve numerous Bnai Brith
Philanthropies and Detroit Com-
munity activities.
The fund-raising committee for
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council this year con-
sists of Mesdames:
Samuel Gutterman, general
chairman; Ellis Fisher, program;
Alfred Lakin, tickets; Louis Bar-
den and Leonard R. Farber, ads;
Sam Gold, editor of ad book;
Louis Benson, arangements; Ellen
Goldberg, finance; Bernard Blie-
field and Bernard Goodman,
publicity; Samuel Bank, arbitra-
tion; Sidney Eidelman, assistant
secretary; and Miss Gertrude
Landorf, memoriams and dar-
lings.
Some of these philanthrophies
are the Nation Jewish Hospital at
Denver, Col.; the Leo M. Levi
Hospital in Hot Springs, Ark.;
social service workers at the
Mayo Clinic, Anti - Defamation
League, Home for Maladjusted

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Friday, November 10, 1950

Bialostotzkv
Talk Opens
Book Month

Approximately 400 persons
heard B. J. Bialostotzky, noted

Yiddish author and lecturer, dis-
cuss "Jewish Literature Through-
out the Centuries" last Sunday.
Bialostotzky's talk highlighted
the Jewish Book Month program
sponsored by the Joint Yiddish
Culture Committee of the Jewish
Community Council and the
Jewish Community Center. Rabbi
Benjamin Gorrelick was the
chairman. The musical portion
of the program included selec-
tions by Joseph Becker, Zinovi
Bistritzky and Julius Chajes.
The next program to be given
by the Joint Yiddish Culture
Committee will be a Hanukkah

program, Dec. 3, in the Jewish
Comm unity Center.

The Center Dramatic Group,
under the direction of Moishe
Haar, will present two one-act
plays, especially prepared for the
occasion.
Joseph Haggai, who recently
returned from Israel, will speak
on "Hanukkah—Israel and Am-
erica."
Moe Kesner, interpreter of Is-
raeli and Yiddish folk songs, will
lead ' in the community singing

Chapter chairmen for the Bnai Brith donor program are, left to right, seated: Mesdames Julius
Droz, Bloch Chapter; David Gant, Marshall; William Valensky, Brandeis; Samuel B. Gutterman,
Women's Council; Jack Klein, Zager; William Isaacs, Fox; Miss Marion Bassey, Business and Pro-
and present several solo selec-
fesional. Standing are Mesdames Morris Direnfeld, Keidan; Joseph D. Dvorin, Tikvah; Joseph
tions.
Bershas, Eastside; Miss Lenora Noler, Gershwin; Gordon Fruitman, Handler; Sidney Eidelman, Is-
Tickets may be obtained
rael; Bernard Goodman, Pisgah; and .Allan Nathan, Morgenthau.
• • •
• • •
through groups and organizations
• • •
- affiliated with the Jewish Com-
Children in Israel, plus an eye I at Dearborn Veterans Hospital, Service, Bnai Brith Youth Or munity Council or the Jewish
shipments
of
$3,000,000
Children's
Home
at
Bellefaire
in
ganizations
and
Hillel
Founda
clinic, and
Community Center.
n supplies to Israel, veterans aid I Cleveland, National Ref ugee tion on college campuses.

Kremlin Will Decide Issue of War
•
Bernstein
T
ells
JWV
Donor
Rabbi

strength in the United States may
deter Russian aggression.
2. Wise, patient, and biparti-
san statesmanship will enable us
to work within the United Na-
tions, not unilaterally, toward
peace. No red baiting tactics at

By HAROLD S. COHEN
home which befog the issues.
"The Kremlin will answer the question of war or peace," Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein told Building up of our allies economi-
an overflow crowd of women at the annual donor luncheon of the Jewish War Veterans Auxiliary cally and militarily.
on Wednesday, Nov. 8, at Masonic Temple. He spoke on "Can We Make Peace With Russia."
3. We must not sacrifice democ-
Rabbi Bernstein, author of the+
racy at home. We must back up
day," he went on. "Communism our ideals with deeds and protest
recent Life article on "What the
is worse because it Is better," he civil liberties.
Jews Believe," recounted his ex-
added. "It contains certain ideals
periences with the displaced per-
Parenthetically Rabbi Bern-
which appeal to the broad masses stein warned against rearming
sons who fled Russia after the
of Asia and elsewhere."
last war.
Germany. He said that all the
As advisor to the American oc-
He said that in the interest of studies he had made showed that
cupation forces in Europe he was
our own survival we drew the the German people have not
able to learn at first hand the
line in Korea and told Russia to changed.
motives that compelled these ,
go no further.
He stated that the German
people to leave the Russian orbit
"I support the American gov- militarists would make a bargain
and enter Western Europe.
ernment's position in Korea un- with the Communists if they saw
"Being Jews they distrusted
equivocally," he stated. "We have any advantage in it.
and hated tyranny and dictator-
no alternative."
In closing he saw the possibility
ship. They saw in the Soviet
The rabbi pointed out that he of continued peace due to Rus-
Whether for the latest news or Union corruption up and down
believes that Russia wanted the sian knowledge of our strength,
the best in advertising, it always the line. They saw complete ter-
United States to become involved the fact that different systems
pays to read the Jewish Chronicle rorization," he stated.
in Korea not for Korea's sake have lived together in the past
the year 'round.
"Most Jews would leave Russia
but to force us into a long ex- peacefully, and the limit imposed
this very moment to go to Israel,"
haustive war with China.
If you tam the
at the United Nations on the veto
he said.
He hoped that by United Na- power which would strengthen
NEW ANTI-SEMITISM
tion's action and our promise not the UN.
•oid• down, You wool
Rabbi Bernstein reviewed the
But he warned of the difficult
find a Gnat wino than
to cross into Manchuria we could
Russian attitude on anti-Semitism
times ahead and re-emphasized
avoid war with China.
RABBI BERNSTEIN
and noted that although the So-
that in the last analysis the ques-
HOPES FOR PEACE
• • •
viet government made . every at-
tion of war or peace was up to
Turning
to
the
possibilities
of
He went on to point out that
tempt to stamp it out after the
the Kremlin.
revolution there has recently been the future of Jewry does not peace with the Soviet Union,
a revival of attacks on Jews, un- lie with Communism which means Rabbi Bernstein listed three basic
The deadline of the Jewish
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armed
and
industrial
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with democracy which absorbs
and upon Zionism and Israel.
and digests differences and uses
them creatively.
On the present world situation,
Rabbi Bernstein stated that the
struggle in the world today is not
between Capitalism and Com-
munism. Each nation is entitled
to the form of economy it desires,
he said. The struggle is not be-;
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tween democracy and dictator-1
ship, since each nation is entitled
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to the form of government it
wishes.
The issues today, he said, are
whether a nation has the right of
free choice in determining its
form of life. He pointed out
Czechoslovakia as an example of
a country in which a minority,
backed by the threat of Soviet
aggression, had taken over.
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CAUSE OF WAR
The issue of survival is what
may lead us to war, Rabbi Bern-
stein continued. It is the reason
we went to war with Hitler. We
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