;day, July 3, 1942
THE JEWISH NEWS
anger of _Discrimination
Employment Is Banished
om Detroit Public Schools
Page Thirteen
First of War Film
Series to Be Shown
At Center Monday
Jewish Youth's
1LISTENING
POST
.er Issued - by - Supt. of Schools Frank Cody Deletes Ques-
By DANNY RASKIN
tions of Religious Affiliation; Procedure Outlined
in Official Communication
THE CIRCUS BARKER
An order issued by Dr. Frank Cody, superintendent
etroit Public Schools, puts an end to the possibility or
•loyment discrimination in the local schools.
The banishment of discriminatory employment an-
cements from the school system is contained in the
of letters from the Board of Education advising the
sh Community Council of,,,
oit that henceforth questions
ligious affiliation will be de
from employment registra
used for students in the
•it schools.
RS TO COUNCIL
Cody's official order is in
'rated in a letter addressed
This column is based upon
ac Franck, executive di
information compiled by the
. of the Jewish Community
National Jewish Welfare
il, by Warren K. Laytcn
Board's Department of War
.r of the Division of Guid-
Records.
and Employment of the
KILLED
IN ACTION
• of Education, in which he
Morris- Schwartzberg, 20, sec-
e policy of the Detroit Pub- ond - class seaman, USN, of
hools against such discrirn- Brooklyn, N. Y., was fatally in-
•.. is understood thoroughly jured during the torpedoing of
ost of us, but our group is a submarine chaser 'off the South
and reminders may mea- Carolina coast. Taken to the Nor-
folk, Va., Naval Hospital, he died
1 y be needed.
ith reference to the mention there on May 13._
'pion on our registration
Private Joseph Sharp, 22, of
referred to in your letter,
I orm we are using was Philadelphia, was killed in action
d from - a federal form during the Japanese raid on
contained the item.': We Dutch Harbor, Alaska. His death
blacked it out on the pres- was one of the first casualties
pply and will omit it from announced as a result of the
attack.
printings."
War
Honor Roll
"Step right up 'n get 'em ladies
'n gents, - the biggest bargain ever
—ya' can't lose. Everytime ya'
dig into those pockets, you're
gettin' a share a' the biggest com-
pany in the World, United States.
I don't have ta' tell ya' how big
the dividends are, and what's
more, everytirne ya' buy 'em,
you're raisin' the stock. What
kind of stock mister? Freedom,
non - oppression, racial under-
standing—why I could go on for
hours. And ya' know what?
Everytime ya' buy 'em, you're
saving lives—that's right, saving
lives. A lotta' guys in this com-
pany are out fighting for it's
preservation, and they need a
lotta' things ta' do it with. Whoa!
You'll all have ta' line up.
There's plenty a' War Savings
Bonds 'n Stamps 'fer everybody."
D. R.
* * *
rats
BANK'S UNSAFEf
Invest qour moifeti in United States
WAR SAVII16 gONDS AND STAMPS!
dance."—Pvt. Harry Segal . . .
"Thank Lillian for the box of
cookies. The boys tell me they
were delicious." — Tech. Sgt.
Newton Freilich.
•
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WHERE THEY ARE . .. PVT.
NAT BLOOMBERG . . . B-5,
2553 C. R. T. C., Fort Riley, Ka.
. . . TECH. SGT. NEWTON
FREILICH . . . Hdq. Battery
410th CA AAA, Fort - Bliss, Texas
. . . PVT. SAM WANDER . . .
Rect. Detachment, Army Air
Base, Barracks 351, Salt Lake
City, Utah__ .. PVT. HY BADER
. 319th Material Squadron, 301
HERE 'N THERE . . . Junior Air Base Group, Selfridge Field ;
Hadassah joins Deborah upon de- Mich.
cision to meet throughout Sum-
mer . . . All-out effort for Vic-
REQUEST AND ANSWER
tory . . . Held their Board Dinner DEPT. . . . The column's per-
at the Wilshire Hotel, June 21 sonality" will soon continue after
. .. Diplomats and Arrows spon- on-hand info in untangled . . .
soring dances in Jewish Center Information to the column must
auditorium every ThurSday nite arrive before the Friday preced-
. . . Thanks to Beatrice Opocn- ing the coming week.
heim and Edith Freilich for the
swell letters .. . Harvey Barnett
and his peach of a band are
starting to go places . . Will
begin ting-a-linging at the North
Shore Pavilion in South Haven,
soon . . . Gladys Goldberger,
sponsor, and Molly Rudnik of
Deborahs are taking Red Cress
Volunteer Nurses Aid course at
Harper hospital .. . Learning to
wrap a mean bundle.
* *
IN THE ARMY 'QUOTES
"Don't let anybody kid You,
Danny, peeling onions and pota-
toes is o. k.—for someone else."-
Pvt. Phil Katz . .. "If and when
I get a furlough, I'm coming
home and spend a whole week
giving orders to Trixie." (name
of his dog)—Pvt. Hy Bader . .
`Don't be surprised if I'm handed
an honorable discharge soon. I
went to a dance here, and sup-
ported some gal on my feet all
evening. Wouldn't have been so
bad if she weighed less than 200.
I thought I was seeing double
when she first asked me to
. the approval of Dr. Cody,
-,yton has issued an order MISSING IN ACTION
Lieutenant Commander Max
edure in Relationship
Employers" to all • princi- Silverstein, 31, of Chicago, has
assistant principals, coun- been reported missing in action
and teachers, as follows; since the Coral Sea battle. He
had been in the navy since his
OF PROCEDURE
graduation from Annapolis Naval
perintendent Cody has di- Academy in 1932. Silverstein was
; that the following reguIa- a graduate of Lawson Grammar
• - strictly observed in all School anc3 Crane Technical High
involving the referral School_ He entered Annapolis at
pils to employers, the re- the age of 17. being one of the
-. and recording of orders youngest applicants ever accept-
•uisitions from employers, ed by that institution.
• e announcement of em-
ent opportunities:
Private First Class Morton
o announcements contain-
: ' criminatory terminology Feinberg, of the Marine Corps,
• - posted, released, announ- whose home- is in Philadelphia,
r circulated. By a discrim- has been reported missing in ac-
• anouncement is meant tion since June 1. He was serving
hich lists such specifics- in the Manila Bay area when it
race, religion, color, or capitulated to the enemy and is
likely to be a prisoner of war at
ity background;
Firms or individuals who this time. His mother is Mrs.
the circulation of such Reba Feinberg of Philadelphia.
Ensign Louis Stephen Sulkis,
story announce m e n t s
advised by the person USN, of Brookline, Mass., miss-
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