Friday, December 10, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

YPS of Bnai Moshe,
Listening Post Plan
`On to Victory' Show

An "On To Victory" show,
starring headliners from the
theatrical world, will be present-
ed next Wednesday evening, Dec.
15, in the main auditorium of the
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter
at Lawrence. The. show is being
given by the Young People's So-
ciety of Bnai Moshe and the Lis-
tening Post column of The Jewish
News.

Page Fifteen

Salute to Sweden

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Our Film Folk

By HELEN ZIGMOND

(Copyright, 1943,
Jewish Telegraphic Agency)

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The in-the-flesh show of "This
Is the Army" opened in London
. and to further cement friend-
ship ties between British and
American soldiers, Irving Berlin
wrote a new number into the
score. It's titled "My British
Buddy."

With all-out for the War Ef-
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fort as the theme, the -show will
Adelaine
Mendelssohn,
great-
include an array of singers, dan-
granddaughter of the famous
STAGE AND RADIO stars cers, comedians, instrumentalists
will appear in person at the and others. Danny Raskin will be
composer, works in the music de-
partment of a major studio.
"On to Victory" show of Young master of ceremonies.
People's Society of Bnai Moshe
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The "On To Victory" presenta-
and The Listening Post at the
Paulette
Goddard,
on a trip
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law- tion will be given for the enter-
north, auctioned off her orchid
tainment
of
the
community
and
rence, Wednesday night . . .
corsage for a million-dollar War
Curtain call at 8 p. m. . . . We'll to remind them of the need for
Bond. It was the largest single
their
fullest
support
in
the
War
be m.c'ing . • Admission free.
bond purchase to date.
Effort. Everyone is invited and
The widespread gratitude of American Jewry to the government
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Sam Goodman, president of the and people of Sweden for providing asylum to the Jewish refugees
CENTRAL HIGH students in- YPS, asks that all come early.
from Denmark has found expression in numerous inscriptions of
H. R. M. Gustav V, King of Sweden, in the Golden Book of the
augurated their Club LaSalle,
The show is scheduled to start Jewish National Fund. Each inscription makes possible the addition
last week . . . A miniature nite
accepted from responsible
promptly at 8 p. m. and dancing of four dunams (one acre) to the "Land for Rescue" program of LINERS
firms or persons by telephone up to
club complete with orchestra, will follow. Admission is free.
the Keren Kayemeth in Palestine.
10 a. tn. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a
soda bar and two floor shows .
The above is a reproduction of a typical inscription which reads: line. Minimum two lines.
Lasted until 12:30 p. m. and will
"H. R. M. Gustav V of Sweden, in apreciation of the noble and
RAndolph 7956
be a bi-monthly affair . . . Over
humanitarian act in extending a haven of refuge to the Denmark
2,000 kids, including many from
Jewish Community, by a grateful Jew who prefers to remain FOR SALE—Richton corner Holmur.
anonymous."
other schools, jammed the large
Single house. 2 floors, frame, 6
rooms, bath, 2 bedrooms and study,
gym and the take of about
hot air heat, oil burner on premises
Urges
Suppert
of
Rescue
$1,500 will go toward buying a
can be used after the war. $4800,
$960 down. Can be seen Sun. or by
Flying Fortress to be named Resolution in Congress
appointment. NO. 4093 or UN.
2-4625.
"The Trailblazer" . . . Central Editor, The Jewish News:
Recently a resolution was in-
students made up the floor
Mrs. Evelyn R. Goodman, aged
SALESLADIES — Polish speaking, ex-
shows which, incidentally, were troduced jointly in both Houses 48, passed away Nov. 27. Survi-
perienced salesladies for dresses.
a lot better than some of the of Congress by a bi-partisan vors are Julius L. Goodman, hus-
coats, lingerie, children's wear, and
The Week's Best Stories
yardgoods
department. Steady posi-
group
of
influential
Congressmen
bigger ones around town . .
band; Lee and Ansley, sons; Mrs.
tions, 44-hour week. Salaries from
Jerry Sillman was master of and Senators which calls for "the Jennie Lehrhupt, Mrs. Birdie
$35 to $50 weekly. Splendid opportu-
nity for advancement. See Mr. Can-
ceremonies and introduced the creation by the President of a Nairin, Mrs. Flora Ziegler a n d
It Could Happen in N. Africa
tor at Rosenberg's Department
school's top talent . . . Among commission of diplomatic, eco-, Mrs. Hattie Bernstein, sisters;
Store, Michigan, corner 30th.
The
New
Yorker
reports
that
nomic,
and
military
experts
to
the talented were . . . Jimmy..
Joseph Lehrhupt, brother. Bur- an American
- Army officer, on DRIVING to Miami Beach, Florida.
Lipton, Maxine Harris, Manuel formulate and effectuate a plan ial was in Temple Israel Ceme-
about Dec. - 19. Want someone to
Silverstein, Allan Vinegar, I r a of immediate action designed to tery on Nov. 29, Rabbi Leon duty somewhere in North Africa,
with driving. UN. 3-1671.
took
his
signet
ring
to
an
Arab
save
the
surviving
Jewish
people
Fram
officiating.
Levy, Robert Mann, Barbara Lee
jeweler to have the tarnish re- WANTED- -Grocery' clerk, - 20 to 50
* * *
Smith, Larry Rosenthal, and a of Europe from extinction at the
moved from the inside. The - years, - , •-experience not . essential.
host of others. A new song was hands of Nazi Germany."
Chance to earn $75 - weekly. Hirsch's.
Mrs. Fanny Osher, 67, an ac- Arab didn't speak English and
7710 W:* - MeNichols.
introduced by Jimmy Lipton
This may lead to some con- tive ' associate of the United He-
the officer didn't speak anything
and Larry Rosenthal.
certed and effective action to brew Schools Auxiliary, Jewish
but English, and pointing and HOUSEKEEPER wanted in small
save the remnant of European National Fund and Hadassah,
* * *
house. One girl of 4. Private room,
gesticulating didn't seem to be
board and good wage. Some cook-
Jewry. Americans of all faiths, died last Friday. Funeral serv- getting them
ing. NO. 0711.
PFC. AL SCHWARTZ re- regardless of their political opin-
anywhere. Finally
ices were held at Lewis Bros. the Arab produced pencil and
ceived the Purple Heart for ions, should give this measure
room for couple em-
Sunday afternoon, with Rabbi paper, and the officer, confidently FURNISHED
ployed or woman. Kitchen privileges.
wounds in the Pacific . . . Fur- their fullest support and co-
Morris Adler and Cantor J. H. surmising that the jeweler had a
1536 West Euclid.
loughed here, recently, before operation.
Sonenklar officiating. Her sur- friend who would be able to read FURNISHED room for gentleman.
going to hospital in Texas . .
vivors are two sons, Aaron and and translate for him, carefully
At
the
same
time
the
emer-
Good transportation. TY. 6-2218.
Francis Schneider is number
gency committee to save the Ben Osher, and three daughters, printed "REMOVE THE TAR- WANTED—Furnished or unfurnished
one, and vice versa .. . Date of
flat or house. Two or 3 bedrooms.
Jewish pebple of Europe is cir- Mrs. Sarah Fagin of Oklahoma NISH" and departed, to hearty
the All Youth Day is Jan. 30 .. .
Excellent references. Reward: $25
culating a petition to the Presi- City, Okla. Mrs. Irene Gordon nods of comprehension by the
War Bond. Call Morton Grass. CH.
Fifteen teams are vieing for the
7707 or residence .TO. 7-7079.
dent and to the United States and Miss Rev
a
Osher
of
Detroit.
Arab.
The
next
day
the
officer
title in "Cincy" Sach's basket-
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Congress to act in the name of
called for the ring. It was still GENTLEMAN driving to California de-
ball school league at the Jewish
sires two companions to share ex-
Frederick K. Friedman, of tarnished inside, but it bore, in
the high ideals and principles of
Center . . . Winner to play for
penses. TO. 6-6888.
the American people to do some- 16170 La Salle Blvd., died Nov. beautifully graven letters, the up-
City championship . . . Ethel
thing for the Jews of Europe and 30, in Harper Hospital, after a lifting words, "REMOVE THE BEAUTIFUL new six-room home. Ga-
Littman said it and did it . . .
rage attached. One acre wooded lake
to influence the British Govern- short illness. Services were held TARNISH."
frontage. Carne led. Stoker heat. Gen-
Left for the WAC last week.
* * *
eral Electric kitchen. Private owner.
ment to open the gates of Pales- last Friday at the W. R. Hamil-
Will sacrifice. Call evenings or Sun-
* * *
tine, the Jewish Homeland, to ton Funeral home, with Rabbi B. What Some Great Men Said in
day for appointment. Pontiac 3-2390.
Benedict
Glazer
officiating.
Bur-
Explanation
of Humor
DEL PARKER will vocal with all Jewish refugees from Europe.
hubby, Phil Brestloff's ork at
Every Jew and American ial was in Beth El Cemetery.
Humor
is
the
smile
in the look
BUSINESS
the A.Z.A. 321 dance . . . Sun- should not only sign the petition Born in Detroit on the first day of wisdom.—Israel Zangwill.
day, Dec. 26, at the Maccabees but circulate it and obtain as of the century, Mr. Friedman
or
Humor is the harmony of the
Ballroom . . . Cpl. George Mas- many signatures as possible. served as treasurer of the Pre-
heart.—Douglas Jerrold.
INDIVIDUAL
kin, in England, is on the staff They may be obtained either di- serve Surface Co., paint manu-
The essence of humor is sensi-
of the Stars and Stripes, official rectly from the Emergency Com- facturers. He is survived by his
overseas paper . • . He was for- mittee in New York or from this wife, Rita; Mrs. Tillie B. Fried- bility; warm tender fellow-feel-
man, mother; and two brothers, ing with all forms of existence.—
merly a sports scribe for the writer.
Burton J. and Morton L.
Carlyle.
Detroit Times . . . League of De-
LOUIS PANUSH,
on
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Humor is gravity conceded be-
troit Jewish Youth's first social
MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT
3437 Oakman Blvd.
Mrs.
Jacob
(Alice)
Gottlieb,
hind the jest.—Johan. Weiss.
affair of the year is scheduled
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
1693 W. Philadelphia Ave., died
for Saturday eve, Dec. 11, at the
Humor is the foam on the wave
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS
Dec.
6
at
the
age
of
80.
Funeral
Rosenblatt
is
chairman:.
of
Jewish Center . . . Gals doing a
of life.—Bruce Bairnsfather.
services
were
held
from
Lewis
League's
war—activities
commit-
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swell war-effort job . . . Diana
One should recognize that hu-
Bros. on Dec. 7. Rabbi J. Eisen-
tee.
Auto
Loans—Refinancing
* * *
man officiated. Born in Poland. mor is a form of philosophy.—
Andre Maurois. •
Repair Bills Financed
WE HAVE ARRANGED
LOUIS MARSHALL Lodge she resided in Detroit for 22
A man isn't poor if he can still
years.
She
is
survived
by
four
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FOR YOUR FREE COPY and Women to hold Hanukah daughters, Mrs. Ruth Berman, laugh.—Raymond Hitchcock.
program at Educational Center
PERSONAL—
The Heinz People Have Consented on Linwood, Dec. 21 . • . Young Mrs. Anna Cohn, Mrs. Sophie
SIGNATURE ONLY
of Petoskey Women's Club and
To Send Our Readers a Free People's Society of Bnai Moshe Elson and Mrs. Tillie Smolinsky;
four sons, Louis, Alex, Ruben and. an active worker in the Lock-
Copy of The 24-Year Hebrew- will sponsor a dance at Bnai Samuel; 28 grandchildren and 12 wood Hospital Auxiliary. Since
English Calendar Upon Request. Moshe, Sunday, Dec. 19. .. Club great-grandchildren.
the death of her husband in 1939
Romulet Stamp Stomp at Jewish
INVESTMENT CO.
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she was the president of S. Ro-
Center' Saturday, December 11
John B. Samuels, 29, of 2714 senthal & Sons, Inc. She is sur-
. • . Admission by a 25-cent Vic-
Abraham Cooper, Pres.
Richton, died Dec. 1. Funeral vived by her sister, Mrs. Zilla
tory Stamp.
services were held Thursday at Goldstein. Funeral services were
320 Fort St. West of Wayne
BE SURE and come early, this Ira Kaufman Funeral Home. conducted by Dr. Selig S. Auer-
23rd YEAR
CH. 7474
time . . . The "On to Victory" Rabbi J. Rabinowitz and Cantor bach of Port Huron, Circuit
9629 Livernois at Grand River
show at the Bnai Moshe, Wed- Sonenklar officiated. He leaves Rabbi for Northern Michigan.

By Danny Raskin

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son, Martin. Funeral services
ere held Sunday from Ira Kauf-
man Funeral Home.
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key, Mich., died two weeks .after
her 75th birthday. She was. presi-
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