F4day, December 25, 1942
Jewish Youth's
THE JEWISH NEWS
Speakers at J.N.F. Conference Here
Louis Darquier de Pellepoix, to the effect that a vast
"legislative" program to deprive all French Jews of their
last vestiges of civil rights had been drafted.
By DANNY RASKIN
Canada Supports Declaration
OTTAWA (JTA)—Prime Minister Mackenzie King
of Canada this week placed his government on record as
supporting the joint declaration on Nazi atrocities
against Jews, which was issued by eleven of the United
Nations and the Fighting French.
Palestine Press Demands Action
JERUSALEM (JTA)—The Hebrew newspapers this
week praised the Allied Declaration on the Nazi slaugh-
ter of Jews and the expression of sympathy it has found
in the British Parliament, and demanded that immediate
practical steps be taken to enforce the declaration.
LEON GELLMAN
President of Mizrachi
JUDGE MORRIS ROTHENBERG
Former Z. O. A. President
Belkin on 3rd Term
States Anti-Zionists
Odessa President
Repudiate Democracy As
Judge Levinthal Asserts New
Council's Program De-
nudes Judaism
WASHINGTON, D. C.—An-
nouncement of the proposed or-
ganization of an anti-Zionist
group under the leadership of
Dr. Louis Wolsey, of Philadel-
phia, is but another manifesta-
tion of the irrational prejudice
against our national movement
Moscow Radio Informs Russians
MOSCOW (JTA)
The Moscow radio this week
reported to the people in Russia on the Nazis' "special
plan of extermination of the Jewish population" and
commented upon the declaration of the Allied Nations
—
warning the Nazis with post war reprisals.
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On Tuesday evening at the
Bnai Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence,
Nazis Charge "Anglo American Atrocities"
the Odessa Progressive Aid So-
ciety will install Alexander Bel-
ZURICH (JTA)
The Nazi Ministry of Propa-
kin as president
ganda, which has forbidden the publication in Germany
for a third con-,
and the occupied countries of the declaration of the
secutive term.
Allied Nations on the Nazi massacres of Jews, this
Mr. Belkin
week began disseminating statements abroad terming
has rendered
the
declaration "a bit of typical British-Jewry atrocity
great service to
propaganda."
the Odessa Pro-
gressive Aid So-'
At the same time the Nazi press in Germany de-
ciety, as well as
nounced the so-called British-American atrocities in terri-
to the commun
tories occupied by the Allied armies.
ity in general.
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Recently he was
edian, Max Bozick, and the en-
Mr. Belkin
chosen as one of
tire cast of his theater, in "Shep-
Detroit's delegation to the na-
sel's Wedding," by H. Kalmano-
tional convention for the Jewish
Workers' Federation of Palestine,
witz, Friday evening, Dec. 25,
Stages "Shepsel's Wedding;" and Sunday matinee and evening,
held in New York City.
In the 31 years of its existence,
Dec. 27. This musical comedy in_-
New Year Eve Program
the Odessa Progressive Aid So-
cludes 15 song numbers.
By
Entire
Cast
ciety has participated in all local
Next Thursday, at midnight,
and national activities. Today it
Abraham Littman, manager of Littman's will stage a variety
is helping support 50 causes.
Littman's Peoples' Theater, 12th program to usher in the New
In the recent Bond drive, Mr. and Seward, announces the ap- Year. The entire company will
Belkin induced members to buy pearance here of the noted corn- participate.
Bonds valued at $129,000. He
also pledged the organization in
the amount of $2,500 to the War
For a Quarter Century—Detroit's Finest Food
Chest, gave $1,500 to Russian War
The utmost care is exercised
Relief, and $1,000 to Chinese War
in planning our menus to
Relief.
insure sufficient variety to
please the most exacting taste.
MOTHERS' CLUBS
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge—
Your favorite drink mixed by
Among the subjects to be dis-
experts.
cussed by the Mothers' Clubs this
week will be "The Latest De-
velopments in the Consumer
Movement and the War Effort,"
12th at Hazelwood TR. 2-9366
which will be stressed at the
Davison-Oakman Club meeting.
Members of the Twelfth St.
Club will act as hostesses at a
New Year's Eve party.
The past presidents of the
Mothers' Clubs wil be entertained
at tea on Monday, at 1 p. m., at
the Jewish Center, Woodward at
The Detroit Institute of Technology, now co-educational,
Holbrook. The Past Presidents'
begins its spring semester February 1, 1942. Degree courses
group meets for tea and a social
in Engineering, Commerce, pharmacy, and Liberal Arts.
gathering the last Monday of
Short term courses in vocational and commercial subjects.
every month at the Center.
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Littman's Features
Comedian Bozick
DRINK A TOAST TO . . . The
parachutist. The only man who
gets up in the world by falling
down on the job.
The following are a few ex-
cerpts from a V mail we received
from P.F.C. Nat Bloomberg, sta-
tioned "Somewhere in England":
"If one has a chance to travel
about he will agree that no area
of the same size in the United
States has such a variety of scen-
ery. At one end of the English
Channel there is a coast like that
of Maine. At the other end are
the great white chalk cliffs of
Dover. The lands of South Eng-
land and the Thames Valley are
like farm or grazing lands of
the Eastern United States.
"On furlough one goes to the
cities, where you meet the
Briton's pride in age and tradi-
tion. You will find that the Brit-
ish care little about size, not
having the 'biggest' of • many
things we do. For instance, Lon-
don has no skyscrapers. Not be-
cause English architects couldn't
design one, but because London
is built on swamp ground. The
British have theaters and movies
(which they call cinemas) as we
do. But the great place of rec-
reation is the 'pub'. A pub, or
public house, is what we call a
bar or tavern. A pub is 'the poor
man's club,' the neighborhood or
village gathering place, where the
men have come to see their
friends, not strangers. Every
light in England is blacked out
every night and all night. Every
sign post along highways has
come down and barrage balloons
have gone up. Grazing land is
now ploughed for wheat and
flower beds turned into vegetable
gardens. For many months the
people of Britain have been do-
ing without things which Amer-
icans take for granted. But one
will find that shortages, discom-
forts, blackouts and bombings
have not made the British de-
pressed. Here are some lan-
guage differences: You will have
to ask for sock suspenders to get
garters and for braces instead of
suspenders—if you need any. You
will get your drugs at a chem-
ist's and your tobacco at a tobac-
conist, hardware at an iron
monger's. If you are asked to
visit somebody's apartment, he or
she will call it a flat."
(He P.S.'s that he would cer-
Hail Democracies' Declaration
(Continued from Page 3)
LISTENING
POST
HERE 'N THERE . . . National
Council of Jewish Juniors tea
dance, labeled "V" Hop, at
Temple Beth El, - Sunday noon,
2:30 'til 6 p. m., Dec. 27 . . . All
•servicemen are invited . . . there
will be a 14 piece orchestra plus
an entertaining program ..'. Indi-
dentally, that's the evening A.Z.A.
321 has its dance at the General
Motors . . . Joe Hootner received
his corporal's rating last week ...
Staff Sgt. Dave Schwartz V mails
the column that, "Sometimes I
have to pinch myself to believe
that I'm actually 10,000 miles
from home. Who knows but what
this last move of ours from Aus-
tralia is the first leg of our jour-
ney back to the good old U.S.A.
We get our calisthenics each day
swatting great mosquitoes that
fly by us .constantly in beau-
tiful formation. They tell me that
a plane landed at one of the
airdromes around here, and they
put 100 gallons of gas into it be-
fore they realized that it was a
mosquito" . . . Junior Home Re-
lief rates a big cheer . . . For the
past three years, they have been
taking care of a young fellow
who suffered a ruptured appendix
five years ago . . . They sent him
to the Grace Bendly Camp, pro-
vided him with milk every day,
books, etc. . . . He is now in the
Grace Hospital, still ailing, but
his sufferings, without a doubt,
have been greatly alleviated by
the.', humanitarianism of t h e
Junior Home Relief.
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Page Thirteen
JUDGE LOUIS E. LEVINTHAL
which persists among a small
minority of the Reform Rabbis
of this country, Judge Louis E.
Levinthal, president of the Zion-
ist Organization of America, de-
clared in a statement made pub-
lic here.
In a rejoinder to the announced
program of the new group re-
cently organized under the name
of "American Council for Juda-
ism" in opposition to the estab-
lishment of a Jewish national
homeland in Palestine, Judge
Levinthal declared that "by their
disavowal. of Zionism in America
these `Protestrabbinee (counter-
parts of the small group of rab-
bis who protested against Zion-
ism in the days of Dr. Theodor
Herzl, founder of the movement)
have repudiated American de-
mocracy itself."
(Judge Levinthal is sched-
uled to be one of the speak-
ers,- at the Jewish National
Fund conference in Detroit
this week-end).
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