Friday, Mardi 26,1943
THE JEWISH NEWS
1 Page Fifteen
Jews Protest Disenfranchisement
Jewish Youth's
L. A. Sanatorium
`Green Fields' and
Auxiliary to Hold
`Overture to Glory'
Donor Dinner-Dance Shown at Littman's
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LISTENING
By Danny Raskin
The League of Detroit Jewish
Youth's Conference this Sunday,
from 12:30 to 11 P. M., will dis-
cuss topics vital to America's
youth—BE SURE TO GO!
HERE 'N THERE . . Corp.
Alexander J. Stein, former in-
termediate head at the Jewish
Center, sends greetings from
Camp Livingston, Louisiana, and
would appreciate letters from his
friends . . . Address him at the
93rd Gas Treatment Battalion
. . . He writes, "I have been fol-
lowing yiour column very closely
and it is of great interest to us
in the Service to know what is
happening to some of our friends
who are also members of the
Armed Forces." ... Jewish Youth
Forum has become a war casualty
. . . Lost Frances Menocer, pres-
ident, who was military-wed to
Lt. Harold Norris . . . She's with
him at "points unknown" . . .
Pvt. Mel Rosenberg is with the
Air Corps at Gulfport Field, Miss.
• • . Date of the A.Z.A. District
Tournament Finals in basketball,
oratory and debate is set for
April 9 to 11 . . . Ray Gorrell's
.band will play the dance at the
Book-Cadillac on the final day
. . '. Was formerly A.Z.A. con-
vention, but transportation con-
ditions said no! . . 'Chairmen are
Larry Lopapin, Phil Raznick and
Aaron Katzman . . . Pvt. Harry
Bernstein, former Northern High
football star, is stationed at Talla-
hassee, Fla . .. You'll enjoy the
Jewish National Fund's Purim
Carnival Night at the Bnai Moshe
Synagogue tomorrow evening
. .. Corp. Leo Wasserman is at
Ft. Bragg, N.C. and P.F.C. Ben
Polinsky is with Army head-
quarters in Memphis, Tenn. . .
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
IN THE JEWISH NEWS
injustice has been done by depriving Jews of their French
citizenship, since now they cannot hold any except minor
rank in the French Army and cannot vote for delegates
The- donor dinner dance of the
to the Algerian General Assembly or for deputies to the
Detroit
Auxiliary of the Los
French Parliament.
Angeles Sanatorium will be held
Sunday, April 11, at the Fort
Baron Rothschild Protests Abolition of Cremieux Law
Wayne Hotel, Cass and Temple.
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Baron Edouard de Rothschild,
It is reported that 100 organ-
president of the Consistoire Central des Israelites de France izations have been invited to
et d'Algerie, central administrative body of French Jewry send representatives, in addition
since 1808, this week said:
to other supporters who will at-
"General Giraud's speech raises great hopes and con- tend the dinner.
tains many encouraging and gratifying elements. Neverthe-
All reservations must be in by
less, it is most difficult to understand its full meaning. With April 1. Information may be
regard to the Cremieux decree it should be pointed out that gotten by calling MA. 6766, or by
its abrogation illegally deprives of their citizenship French writing to the Auxiliary office,
citizens, born on French soil, whose ancestors were citizens 1711 Clairmount.
of France. The annulments of the Cremieux decree proves
In the last few months, four
the desire of some of the leading personalities in Algeria to Detroiters were sent to the sana-
torium. Proceeds of dinner will
attempt to maintain anti-Semitism in North Africa."
help support the institution.
Jewish Congress Criticizes Giraud
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The abrogation of the Cremieux
decree of 1870 was severely criticized this week in a joint
statement issued by the American Jewish Congress and
the World Jewish Congress.
Two French legal authorities now in the United States
at the same time challenged Gen. Giraud's power to abro-
gate the Cremieux law. They are Henri Torres, former
French deputy and prominent lawyer, and Paul Jacob, for-
merly of the bar of Mulhouse and now lecturing at the
Institute of Comparative Law of the Ecole Libre des Hautes
Etudes. Both agreed that Giraud, as high commissioner of
North Africa, had exceeded his authority.
The joint statement issued by the American Jewish Con-
gress and the World Jewish Congress reads: "The statement
by Gen. Giraud announcing the abrogation of all racial laws
introduced by Vichy represents a certain advance. Until,
however the decree abolishing these laws has been promul-
gated, the announcement will be simply a declaration of
intentions. Final judgment, therefore, on the statement of
Gen. Giraud, must be reserved until the promulgation of the
decree of abrogation."
Pioneer Women Told
df Palestine Work
Detroit branches of the Pioneer
Women's Organization this week
have received word that the
Working Council of Palestine,
which is supported with funds
raised here, has absorbed within
its institutions 300 new refugee
children last month.
For the further absorption of
refugee children the WWC has
launched a special fund drive
among its 265 clubs in this coun-
try for an initial quota of $50,000.
Halevy Group Sings
On Altman's Hour
"Thanks for the plug in the
column. Since my last writing
I have received 18 boxes of
candy from the folks in De-
troit."
On Dec. 25 the Listening
Post carried a V-Mail letter
from PFC Nat Bloomberg,
who is in England, in which
he said he'd appreciate Amer-
ican candy.
The result is noted in the
above quotation from another
of his letters which arrived
this week.
The chorus of the Detroit Ha-
levy Singing Society will be fea-
tured on Altman's Jewish Radio
Hour Sunday, March 28, over
Station WJLB at 12 noon. The
chorus will be directed by Dan
Frohman, with piano accompani-
ment by Dorothy O'Koon.
Halevy meets for rehearsal
every Tuesday evening in the
auditorium of Roosevelt School,
Linwood at Burlingame. All who
are interested in Jewish choral
UnleSs more support is given music are invited to attend.
War Workers' Parties at the Jew
ish Center every Thursday night,
ber and, at present, assistant
they will be disbanded.
Pvt. Ben Cohen hellos from manager of the Fox Theater,
made Evelyn Kass a war bride
Camp Haan, Calif. . . . Kal Bruss,
. . . Mel Mogill, Eddie Radie, Sol
former A.Z.A. Chapter 67 mem-
Stern and Leonard Greenhut
were among the recent boys to
leave for Service . . . Staff Sgt.
BUSINESS
Ernie Iczkovitz writes that the
or
Army has installed a new rank—
P. F. E.—Private for ever.
INDIVIDUAL
• . . National Council of Jewish
Juniors sponsoring annual games
party for Nursery School's bene-
fit at Jewish Center, Sunday,
on
April 4 . . . Entertainment, prizes
and refreshments.
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
WHERE THEY ARE — Buy
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
Bonds to bring them back . . .
Pvt. Ben Bornstein . . . 11th Ar-
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Auto Loans--Refinancing
A. P. 0. 260, Ft. Benning, Ga. ..
Repair Bills Financed
Cpl. Solomon Dublin, Class 52,
Officers' Candidate School, Ft.
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Started by Auxiliary
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Morris N. Goodman, 70, died
March 17 at his home, 9263 Cam-
eron. Rabbi H. N. Rosenthal offi-
ciated at funeral services Friday
at Lewis Bros. The survivors are
his wife, Ida; two daughters, Mrs.
Ben Lemberg and Mrs. Joseph
Stiffer; a son, Gerald L.; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Sarah Cohen of De-
troit and Mrs. Fanny Garon of
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relatives and friends for the
sympathies shown them in their
recent bereavement.
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23rd YEAR
CH. 7474
"Overture to Glory," an oper-
etta featuring Moyshe Oysher,
the great singer, and a star cast,
and Peretz Hirschbein's "Green
Fields."
CLASSIFIED
Pvt. Sol Korinsky of 3729
Richton Ave. died March 12 at
Camp Campbell, Ky., at the age
of 21. He was in service four
and one-half months. Funeral
services were held March 17 at
the Kaufman Funeral Home.
Rabbi Morris Adler officiated.
He leaves his • parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Korinsky, and
brother, Tech. Serg. Morry Ko-
rinsky. He was a member of
DeMolay Perfection Lodge.
* * *
Joseph Cohen, 78, 2271 Leslie,
died Saturday. Funeral services
were held Sunday at Lewis Bros.
The survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Jennie Moss and Mrs. Rose
Miller, and two sons, Hyman and
Joseph Nachman.
* * *
Mrs. Anna Axelrode of 2524
Buena Vista, died March 18 at
the age of 60. Funeral services
were conducted by Ira Kaufman
with Rabbi Moldowsky officiat-
ing. She leaves her husband,
Isaac; mother, Pesche; two sons,
Morris and George; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Shirley Newman and
Mrs. Lillian Schwartz; three
brothers, Abraham, Rubin and
Harry Himmelstein, and a sister,
Mrs. Sarah Berman.
* * *
Harry Kellman of 2287 Rich-
ton Ave., died March 20 at the
age of 87. Funeral services were
held March 21 at the Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Home with Rabbis
Isaac Stollrnan and Jacob Hober-
man officiating. He leaves four
sons, Meyer, Albert, Morris and
Edward; two daughters, Mrs.
Morris Nosanchuck and Mrs. Ben
Cohen.
MOTHERS' CLUBS
The Mothers' Clubs programs
are featuring International Wo-
men's Week. Mothers' Clubs dis-
cussing this subject, and their
meetings are:
Past Presidents' Dessert Lunch,
Monday, 1 P. M., at Jewish Cen-
ter; Northwest Study Club, Mon-
day, 8 P. M., at Jewish Center;
Young Women's Study Club,
Tuesday, 1:30 P. M., at Lawton
and Tyler; Davison - Oakman
Club, Tuesday, 8:00 P. M., at
Lawton at Tyler, musical pro-
gram arranged by Julius Chajes;
Woodward Club, Wednesday, 1:30
P. M., at Jewish Center.
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WAR WORKERS HOLD
PARTIES AT CENTER
Miss Bess Levin was selected
"Queen Esther" at the Sunday
afternoon war workers' and out-
of-towners party, on March 21,.
The sum of $10 was raised from
the games at the affair and was
donated to the Red Cross.
The program for the following
Sunday will be a Hill-Billy af-
ternoon with folk dancing, songs
and recitations and readings.
They are planning a hay ride
soon.
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COAT LOST AT CENTER
A dark grey coat with a Suf-
frin label and grey gloves in the
pockets was taken by mistake
from the Jewish Community
Center cloakroom last Sunday
evening and another coat was
left in its stead. The owner of
the coat left at the Center is
asked to claim it as soon as pos-
sible.
Abraham Littman, manager of
the theater, announces that two
great pictures will be shown on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
They are:
The Department of Michigan
Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish War
Veterans of the U. S. invites all
women in the community to reg-
accepted from responsible
ister for enrollment in the new LINERS
firms or persons by telephone up to
course of Home Nursing, to open 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c
on April 8 for a 10-week period. line. Minimum two lines.
RAndolph 7956
Classes will meet every Thurs-
day, 8 to 10 P. M., at 11715 Dex-
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ter Blvd. Supervising nurse Sarah
men. Good transportation. TO.
6-7478. 3004 Elmhurst.
Barris, of Women's Hospital, will
be the instructor.
PRIVATE ROOM in doctor's residence.
Free rent in exchange for 3 or 4
Registrations must be made
evenings. HOgarth 3374.
early at the Red Cross Unit lo-
cated at 11715 Dexter Blvd.
This valuable course is offered
THE GOSPEL TRUTH
free of charge to the public.
Obituaries
Jewish Center
Activities
A real treat is offered Yiddish
theater-goers by Littman's Peo-
We's Theater, this week.
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