Friday, December 24, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Youth's

By Danny Raskin

CLUB LASALLE did it again!
. . . The "miniature" nite-club,
owned and operated by the stu-
dents of Central High, made its
second appearance last Friday
eve and again proved little short
of sensational . . . Almost 1,200
kids took over every table in the
gym and loudly applauded an-
other two-show hit . . . An added
feature was the Tin Rail, switch-
ed from the school lunch room
into a hot dog and soft drink
snackery.
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See Also Page 3

Pointing out that "nothing has occurred
during the past year to make the policy
of exempting Italian aliens from restric-
tions appear Mistaken," Kurt R. Grossman,
writing in the Nation, asks that the stigma
of enemy alien be lifted from German ref-
ugees, Jews and non-Jews. "I wish to
emphasize that in thus removing the label
of alien enemy from Italians, we do not
forget that there are other loyal persons
how classed. as alien enemies."
The article points out that "not long
ago, Edward J. Ennis, director • of enemy-
alien control, said that refugees had in-
creased America's population by 0.2 per
cent, but that the cultural enrichment they
had brought to this country was 'much
greater than is expressed in this figure'."
The charge made by David Horowitz,
formerly the "Angel Gabriel" of the Moses
Guibbory sect, that Joseph P. Kennedy,
former U. S. Ambassador to Great Britain,
and Orlando Weber, a retired industrialist,
had made financial contributions to the
sect, was denied by Blake Carter, radio
commentator and treasurer of the Society
of the Bible in the Hands of Its Creators,
which is the name of the sect.
The World-Telegram has carried a
series of three articles attacking the Bri-
tish White Paper poli
cy
°Palestine,
describing it as "religious discrimination,"
a violation of the Mandate and a "breach-
ing (of) a treaty made with the advice of .
the Senate of the United States and pro-
- claimed by the President of the United
States on Dec. 5, 1925." The series, written
by Henry Montor, executive director of
the American Zionist Emergency Council,
was released by the Scripps-Howard or-
ganization to all its newspapers.

OVERSEAS

Lieutenant Colonel Goldin, commander
of a regiment that has made important
advances on the Ukrainian front, has been
mentioned with high praise in an Order
of the Day by Marshal Joseph Stalin. .
The 50th birthday of Lazar Kagano-
vitch, Commissar of the Soviet Union's
Railway System and one of Joseph Stalin's
chief aides, ,was the occasion for tributes
in the Soviet press to his war contribu-
tions and to his efficient management of
the railways under the stress of war.

secretary of the Jewish Center
... California beckons . . . Thanks
Marvin Perlis, Essie Wasserman
and Florence Lankowsky, public-
ity; David Leader, Warren Ro-
vetch and Herbert Siliman, re-
freshment and bar; and Bernice
Davidson, decorations.

ALL PROCEEDS are toward
Central's purchase of a Flying
Fortress to be named "The Trail-
blazer" . . . At this writing the
kids have reached $279,000 of the
needed $300,000 . . . A salute to
Central's young men and women.

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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Harry
Viteles, representative of the
Joint Distribution Committee in
the Middle East, has left for
Aden to study the position of 2,-
000 Yemenite Jewish refugees
who are being supported by JDC
funds, it vas announced here.
Approximately 2,500 Yemenite
Jews have reached Palestine
since February, in addition to 804
Jews whb now are en route from
Yemen to Palestine and are ex-
pected to arrive here this wctk.

(Compiled From Cables of Independent Jewish Press Service)

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LISTENING

THE TWO SHOWS were both
swellegant offerings with Jerry
Siliman doing a grand job of
emsee'ing the first show and
co'ing with Jimmy Lipton on the
second . . . The opener had . . .
Annette Gold, the only non-Cen-
tralite to perform, (she's only six
years old) who piano'd the clas-
sics; Toby Gorman played har-
monica; Eugene Malitz "Sina-
tra'd"; Marion Kopnick tapped;
Tommy Lough boogied via the
piano; and Barbara Lee Smith
warbled the new Larry Rosen-
thal-Jimmy Lipton tune, "Soft in
the Night."
* * *
ON SHOW number two, Bever-
ly Markowitz sang the blues; a
trio, calling themselves Two Dots
and a Dash, and made up of
Janet Harris, Dorothy Greenbaum
and Dorothy Levenson, vocalized:
Helen "Peppy" Robinson tapped;
and MaXine Harris swang for two
encores .. • The second show also
had Messrs. Lipton and Siliman
duo'ing on another Rosenthal-
Lipton ditty, "Superman's Just a
Flash in the Pan."
* * *
IN OTHER WORDS, Club La-
Salle is a WOW, and here are the
kids responsible for its success
. . . Jerry Siliman ; manager and
Judy Spilkin, assistant manager;
Jimmy Lipton and Larry Rosen-
thal, entertainment; Danny Katz,

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LISTENIN' IN . Jack Spencer
started new job as recreational
director for the U.A.W.-CIO . .
Formerly USO head of Jewish
Welfare Board . . . Shirley Kiel
weds a "Gable from Toronto,"
Jan. 2 . . . Bobby Oschinsky re-
ceived his sergeant stripe in Iran
. . . A.Z.A. chapter in Leeds, Eng-
land,. having.a three-day conven-
tion for A.Z.A. boys stationed
there . . . S/Sgt. Ruben Gold,
former president of League of
Detroit Jewish Youth, furloughed,
recently, as did Sgt. Norman
Weinstein, former president of the
Senior Council at the Jewish
Center.

Refugees admitted for the duration will
not be forced to depart from Britain im-
mediately upon the termination of the
war, it was officially announced by the
Government.
In a fight between Nazis and anti-
Nazis in the .Grenoble district of France,
Eli Dreyfus, aged 70, and his brother Ed-
ward, aged 66, have been shot. Andrie
Berger has been arrested by the Nazis
charged with being the leader of a French
anti-Nazi band which killed the Nazi
Commandant, Ritter, in Toulon.
In an accelerated anti-Jewish drive,
LINERS accepted from responsible
firms or persons by telephone up to
aiming at the total extermination of the
10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25c a
line. Minimum two lines.
remnants of Jewry in occupied-Italy and
of Italians of Jewish descent, over 13,000
RAndoiph 7956
persons have been rounded up and in- SALESLADIES — Polish-speaking, ex-
perienced salesladies for dresses,
terned in concentration camps. The drive
coats, lingerie, children's wear and •
is conducted by the Gestapo, the - Musso-
yardgoods department. Steady posi-
tions, 44-hour week. Salaries from $35
lini puppet government and the Italian
to $50 weekly. Splendid opportunity
for advancement. See Mr. Cantor at
Fascist party. Ten thousand were rounded
Rosenberg's Department Store. Mich-
up in Milan, Genoa and Turin alone, and
gan. corner 30th.
three thousand interned in a concentration
WANTED — .Grocel'y clerk, 20 to 50
years. experience not essential.
camp in Izonzo are scheduled for early
Chance to earn 575 weekly. Hirsch's,
deportation to Poland.
7710 W. McNichols.
The newspaper Dagebladet of Stock- FOR RENT
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nished room. Kitchen privileges.
holm reports that the Nazis have permit-
Couple. Two adults in .family. Good
transportation. 13120 LaSalle, Apt,
ted the distribution of a limited number
104. TO. 6-1759. Call after 3 p. m.
daily or all day Sunday.
of food and clothing parcels from Sweden,
among Danish Jews now interned in the
EWISH cook. Man or woman. Ex-
perienced. Good salary and full
ghetto at Theriesenstadt, one of the worst
maintenance. Apply Jewish Home
for Aged. 11501 Petoskey.
of the Nazi ghettos. The parcels were sent
in response to 500 postcards received from
FOR RENT—Furnished new house.
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ly equipped. Four bedrooms, three
gees now in Sweden.
baths. $160. Royal Oak 0638.
The Minister of Justice was instructed
SOLDIER'S wife wishes to share apart-
by the Swedish Parliament to draw up a
ment with employed young lady.
Clements, near Linwood. TO. 7-7241.
bill making anti-Semitism a punishable
room. Suitable for one or
offense. The bill should be ready for con- FURNISHED
two gentlemen. 4260 WaVerly. DA,
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sideration at the next session of Parlia-
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PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
passed a resolution denouncing anti-Semi-
tism as "inhuman."
I Comfort, peace of mind. in the know-
A Jewish girl partisan known _simply
ledge no matter what happens the
face value of your dollars will he pro-
as Gania has received high praise from the
tected. All the facts and figures from
Soviet press on her latest feat of blowing
Mr: Bedford:
up a German troop train near Minsk, kill-
1st Time Offered—N. W. section. 13
ing several hundred officer's and men. This apts.,
all 3 ems.. rent $6,00). Only
is her fifth such action.
$30.000, terms half cash to deed and
Col. Aron Karik has been awarded the mortgage.
order of the Patriotic War, and Sgts.
Out-of-Town Owner-34 units. 3 to 4
rooms, Tiffany lobby elevator, new
Shimeon Heltzeg and. Boris Getz were
refrig.. new stoves. beautiful property.
awarded the Order of Hero of the Soviet Rent
$20.000; terms $50,000. cash to
Union for bravery on the battlefield near
new mortg.
Reshitza.

In Lighter Vein

The Week's Best Stories

The Children's Revolt

- A novel "revolt" was staged
recently by a party of Jerusalem
school children who had gone
out to help settlers in a kibbutz
to bring in the harvest of Emek
Jezreel. The sturdy boys and
girls, 16 - year - olds, complained
that they were being discrimi-
nated against when they found
the food served to them was bet-
ter than the settlers themselves
were receiving.
"We want the same kind of
fare as you are getting," they
protested. "No favoritism for
us. 'We've come here to share
your life and intend • to do it in
every respect."
Delighted by this new show of
independence, the kibbutz man-
agers adjusted the youngsters'
diet.

Obituaries

ON SCHEDULE . . • Holiday
number three at Jewish Center,
Sunday, Dec. 26 - . . . Rhythms by
Isadore Freedman, 52, of 1646
Gene Fenby . A.Z.A. 321 dance,
Gladstone, died Tuesday. Funeral
with Phil Brestoff's, band, at services were held from Lewis
Maccabees Ballroom, Sunday,
Bros. on Wednesday. The survi-
Dec. 26.
vors are his wife, Sarah; a daugh-
GOOD YOMTOV TO ALL MY ter, Lenora; three sisters, Mrs.
READERS.
Louis Goldberg, Mrs. Anne Biel-
Leld • and Mrs. Mollie Graham,
and four brothers, Joseph, Dr.
Milton, Louis and Herman.

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wood Ave., died Dec: 15. Funeral
services were held 'Dec. 17 at
Lewis Bros. Born in Saginaw, he
had resided in Detroit 30 years
and was foreman at Dodge Divi-
sion of Chrysler Corp. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Elfreda, two
sons, three daughters and two
brothers.

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