Fvid•y, Marti P9, 1943

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

THE JEWISH

- NEWS

Purely Commentary

Page Fifteen

Assembly Urged
To Change Name

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(Continued from Page 2)

Louis Marshall read the Yiddish press in order to keep informed on
what is occurring in Jewish ranks. Today, with a decline in the
numbers of the Yiddish reading element, the English-Jewish period-
ical should rightfully take a place of importance in American Jewish
life.
The fact that these periodicals have not grown to the stature
demanded by our tragic times is an indication of failure on the part
of American Jews to be creative in the most important field—that
of public information and self-information.
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By Danny Raskin

The New Departure

The

Jewish

News

Staff

Extends

American Jewish Committee
Asks Right to Secede
at Any Time

New York (JPS)—Participa-
tion of the American Jewish
Committee in the projected Am-
erican Jewish Assembly haS been
made contingent on the change
of the name to American Jewish
Conference, in a submission of
two conditions by the American
Jewish Committee, it was learned
following a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee planning the
nation-wide gathering to formu-
late American Jewry's post-war
aims.
Rabbi James G. Heller of Cin-
cinnati, president of the Central
Conference of American Rabbis,
is said to have made the strong-
est plea for accepting the con-
ditions laid down by the Ameri-
can Jewish Committee. As the
other condition, the Committee
had wished the recognition of
its right to withdraw from the
Assembly at any time action was
taken which was at variance
with the fundamental convic-
tions of the Committee's offi-
cers.

This condition emphasizes the importance in the field of Jewish
This column proudly joins in
journalism of The Jewish News of Detroit. The community has
celebrating the first anniversary
Thanks
taken an interest in this periodical which is now completing the first
of the Jewish News. Among the
year of its existence. As a community-responsible organ, this period-
congratulatory messages we have
To The
received, are:
ical is finding its way and is paving the path to what is hoped will
soon
become
a
higher
standard
of
Jewish
journalism.
"Congratulations to you and
Community
The Jewish News, for a year of
The petty and gossipy occurrences must be relegated to a position
existence unparalleled in Jewish
of minor importance, and general information on what is transpiring
newspaper history."—Max Chom-
for a
in Jewish life must dominate Jewish interests. Either we become a
sky, Intermediate Director, Jew-
people of dotards, or we elevate ourselves as a group that is capable
ish Center.
Year
of standing its ground not merely externally, when we face the non-
"Congratulations on the first
Jew in the economic competitive field, but also internally, when we
anniversary of your column and
of
are challenged as JeWs by our adversarie,s and by our consciences
for the fine work you have done
when
called
upon
to
act
in
behalf
of
our
people.
in keeping alive the activity of
Cooperation
It is necessary that Jews become well informed on what is tran-
Jewish youth in Detroit."—Leon-
spiring in a world which is far from friendly to us. We must know
ard Belove, District Director, A.
the issues affecting our present and facing our future. Only a
Z. A.
responsible Jewish press can do that. The Jewish News is a path-
"Best wishes on the first anni-
finder in the direction of creating the type of community mouthpiece
versary of the Jewish Youth's
Listening Post. May future years
which is essential for the Jews of America as an organ for them-
bring it the same wide-spread
selves and as a responsible medium in our relations with the non-
attention and admiration it has
Jewish world.
continuously received." — Phil
LINERS accepted from responsible
Rothschild, Publicity Staff, Pis-
firms Or persons by telephone up to
Jay J. Rosenthal Dies ing Agency, was a founder of the
gah Lodge.
10 a. in. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a
Detroit
Retail
Gasoline
Dealers
line. Minimum two lines.
Jay J. Rosenthal, prominent
"Congratulations on your first
Assn.,
and
was
publisher
of
the
RAndolph 7956
Detroit
advertising
man,
died
anniversary. In its first year,
magazine About Town. He was
BEAUTIFUL bedroom for rent. Lady
the Jewish News has gained the Monday at the age of 38 at his a former president of the Phil-
or gentleman. Privileges. References.
In connection with the recent
unlimited respect of the com- home, 2018 Calvert Ave. He had omathic Debating Club.
Evenings. TY. 5-2387.
munity and the Jewish Youth's been ill for several years.
government regulations affecting
Music was Mr. Rosenthal's
BOOKKEEPER wanted. Steady - posi-
Rabbi Morris Adler officiated
Listening Post has become the
tion. Good pay. Bricker Bros. Furs.
the distribution of foods, and
avocation
and
for
many
years
he
at
funeral
services
at
Lewis
Bros.
1420 Farmer. RA. 7941.
official column for the Jewish
studied
voice
under
the
late
Boris
which
also
include
all
matzos
Burial
was
in
Machpelah
Ceme-
youth in Detroit."—Ben Denen-
to rent. Young man or woman.
Ganapol. He often sang in reci- and matzo products for Pass- ROOM
berg, President, Young People's tery.
Adults in family. $5.00 per week.
tals
and
over
the
air.
TO.
7-2011.
3240 Pasadena.
The
survivors
are
his
mother,
Society of Temple Israel.
over, the B. Manischewitz Corn
Mrs. Gertrude Rosenthal, and 11
pany, world's largest matzo bak WOMAN as companion and to assist in
"Birthday greetings on the
brothers and sisters: Mrs. N. P.
comfortable home. Stay or go home
ers, have issued the following
first year of your column. It is
ngihts. 3218 Clairmount. TY. 5-9589
Levin, of Los Angeles; Manuel
statement:
after
6:30 and Sunday.
widely read and appreciated by
M., Mrs. Bonnie Albert, Mrs. S.
the Jewish youths in Windsor."
"The
Government
has
assured
WANTED
boarding home for employed
Samuel Goldstein, 72, of 1682 the matzo industry that there
mother and three month old baby.
Eva Adelman, President, Jun- L. Kavanau, Rabbi Harold N.,
Ervin,
Mrs.
Lewis
R.
Barak,
Telephone
Mr. Luchs. TR. 2-4080
Taylor Ave., died March 11. will be no rationing of matzo
ior Hadassah of Windsor.
Monday morning.
Nathan, Mrs. Robert Trepeck, Funeral services were held on
and matzo products this Pass-
We're sorry we can't put them Mrs. Hyman Beale and Pvt.
APARTMENT to share with 1 or 2
all in, but thanks a lot for your Leonard Rosenthal, the latter Sunday. He was in the waste over, but in line with the ruling
ladies. Kitchen privileges. Meals op-
paper business and was a resi- of the Food Distribution Ad-
tional. Good transportation. TO.
interest.
now overseas.
5-7929.
dent here for 30 years. Surviv- ministration in Washington,
HERE 'N THERE . . . Young
A graduate of Central High ing him are his wife, Ida; two
grocers can be supplied only NICELY furnished modern room for
Peoples Society of Temple Israel and the University of Michigan,
rent. Working couple or girl pre-
sons, Peter S., and Ben; five with the quantities required to
, ferred. Good transportation. 3352
holding tryouts for musical to be Mr. Rosenthal took post-graduate
daughters, Rebecca, Betty, Mrs. meet the needs of their custom-
Clements.
TO. 5-7322.
held soon . . . Directed by Gert- work at Columbia. He was presi-
rude Leve . .. The society is in- dent of Fay & Co. Advertis- Rose Haidy, Mrs. Katie Newman ers. This means that you can NICELY furnished room for rent: 2
and Mrs. Lillian Dobrinsky; get all the Manischewitz Matzo
adults in home. Convenient trans-
augurating the national organiza-
portation. 2910 Tuxedo. TO. 7-7530.
three brothers, Aaron, Louis and and Matzo Products you need
tion's system of awarding points Forces .
. That makes 52 in Pinkus.
this Passover, but -it is urgent DRESSMAKER or alteration help.
ere - are those points again! )
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Part or full time. Chic Dress 'Shop,
that you place your order with
- or work accomplished by. mem- service from the fiat.
litth
9035 12111.
Isidor
H.
Mendelssohn,
Ensign
Fred
Breyer
79,
your
grocer
at
the
earliest
poss-
is at the
bers . . . Pins given for total
superintendent of the Bnai ible moment, so that he may
amount received . . • Friday, Naval Pier in Chicago . . .A. Z.
A., Hy Y, CYO and others will Moshe Hebrew School, died order it for you. We know
March 26, is the date of Wayne's
March 11 at his home, 3748 everyone will deem it his patri-
Frosh Flurry Dance at Masonic discuss current youth problems
Wager. Funeral services were otic duty to help us comply with
Temple . . . Bobby Grayson, who in a. "Youth Round Table" to be
the wringer. Safe and sound
held Friday at the Ira Kaufman government regulations, • partic- Through
no matter what happens. Future in-
will play for the Purim dance held this month . . .Pvt. Dave
Sherman hellos from Ypsilanti, Funeral Home. Rabbis Morris ularly since the procedure is flated dollar values may stagger the
at the Jewish Center, March 21,
imagination. Get the Facts and Figures
Mich., after being transferred Adler and Moses Fischer offici- such a simple one. To assure froM Mr. Bedford.
. will be rhythmizing . .
from Lincoln, Neb. . . Pens that ated. Burial was in Clover Hill your full supply of Manische-
To the many inquiries as to
55.000 DOWN—Facing Gd. River. 10
Park Cemetery.
witz Matzo and Matzo products apts. 4 rooms, 4 stores. semi fireproof.
the whereabouts of Boris Katz, he received diploma and is now
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a "full-fledged airplane mechan-
this Passover, just place your or- Always rented. Sold once $90,000.
former swimming instructor at ic." - •
Mrs. Katie Eder died Monday der now. The matzos will be Settle estate only $25.000.
the Jewish Center, he is in ser-
Don't forget the Purim carni- in Ann Arbor where she had baked and delivered to your
$9.000 DOWN—Modern -19 units. Elm-
vice at Camp Shelby, Miss. . . .
val, given by the Jewish Na- lived for three years. Funeral grocer, oven-fresh, as usual, just hurst coy. Nets 13% after taxes all
Cpl. George Shapiro
expenses
on entire price only $45,000.
writes tional Fund Committee, Satur- services were held at the Kauf- before the holiday."
Easy 4l,. terms.
from Oran, North Africa . . .
man
Funeral
Home..
She
is
sur-
day, night, March 27, at the Bnai
Exactly 12 hours after helping
$15.000 DOWN-31 units. Modernized
vived by three children: Mrs.
Gamma Kappa Chi win the fra- Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
Belle Baker Headlines
secure location. Nets 56.500 or 20%
Nathan Selter at Selfridge Harry L. Scott, Gertrude Fine
after
taxes all expenses on entire price
ternity basketball championship, Field,
only $32,000.
Gordon Levine, Madison and Mrs. Sidney T. Eder; four Vaudeville at Wilson
Max Garber, Seymour Vander
brothers, Dr. Samuel J. Eder,
and Harry Weberman, members AAF technical school, Wis., and
515.000 DOWN-33 apts. 4 to 5 rooms,
Belle Baker, popular song-
Milton Madgy, Camp Carlso, Dr. Joseph R. Eder, Dr. Burton
line property. Blvd.-Hamilton district.
of the team, entered . the Armed
stress,
has
the
headline
position
Rent
516.000, tenants pay utilities.
Colo., were promoted to ser- Eder and Benjamin Eder, and a among the eight acts which com- $200.000
value for 585.000.
geants, recently . . . Congratu- sister, Mrs. Joseph Kane.
pose the vaudeville frolic called
lations to the Army and Navy
527.500 DOWN—Beautiful property in
Henry Duffy's "M er r y-Go- booming Dearborn. All modern equip-
BUSINESS
Committee of the League of De-
Rounders," which opened at the ment and stoker. Rent 512.000. Value
troit Youths, and to all the or-
was $1.000. Entire price only $65.000.
or
Wilson Theater on Thursday.
ganizations affiliated with it, for
Master of ceremonies is Jay C.
830.000 DOWN—Outstanding 36-apt.,
INDIVIDUAL
their great work in far-passing
Flippen, well-known stage come- 3 rooms. Marble entrance. tiled -halls,
elevator.
Present low rents $16.000.
the quota of their Victory Book
LONDON (JPS) — Illustrated dian. Among other acts are Sid. Entire price $60.000 to close estate.
Campaign . . . Sgt. Sam Wander
Marion and Cliff Hall, The Three
V-mails from England . . .Harry placards showing Haman leading
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Mordecai and Esther on a horse Kim Loo Sisters; vocalists, Miss
Weinstein
is
at
the
Naval
Train-
on
and bearing the inscription: Marie Windsor, The Three Sail- 59 YEARS' DEPENDABLE SERVICE
ing
Station
at
Great
Lakes,
Ill.
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
. . .P. F. C. Bill Kofender, for- "Germans! This is what the Jews ors, Dorothy Stone and Charles DIME BLDG.
CA. 0321
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Collins. and Salici Puppets.
mer Commerce High basketball will do to you if Germany loses
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
great, is at Tinker Field, Okla., the war!" have been posted in
...1(olatunt....fonataa RN.
an mink..
and writes that "The Army is the main streets of many German
•
cities in an anti-Purim campaign
great!"
Auto- Loans—Refinancing
inspired by the Stuermer Velag.
HAVE YOU CONTRIBUTED
Repair Bills Financed
The campaign is being conducted
TO
THE
RED
CROSS
WAR
Highest Prices Paid for—
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FUND DRIVE?
ment, it was reported.
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New Regulations on
Matzo for Passover

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