Friday. Ma!rh 31, 1944
Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
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By Danny Raskin
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MISS DINA HALPERIN, who
is appearing for the first time as
guest star at Littman's Theater,
is truly a great performer and
every person, young or old, with
or without the full knowledge
of Yiddish, should make plans
to see her:, She has the same
qualities which prompted a
critic, years ago, to say of Ethel
Barrymore: "Whether the play
was good or bad is unimportant.
Her acting was so superb that
few of the audience realized
there were others on the stage."
Miss Halperin is possessed with
a delightful personality and • is
extremely enchanting.
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WHAT MAKES Miss Halperin
all the greater is the fact that
she can act without acting—
actually living the part she por-
trays. • . . Off-stage her per-
sonality is one of sincere charm,
Y•ith a lovable character that
enters the hearts of all who
may be in her company.
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HOLIDAY HOP number sev-
en, a Pre-Passover Dance at the
Jewish Center this Sunday, April
2, will continue its parade of
well-known bands with Russ
Weaver and his Orange Blossom
Orchestra scheduled to supply
the rhythms . . • Sgt. Earl Hordes
in Anzio, Italy, tells of a new
dance (without partners) t h e
boys over there are doing. . .
It's called the 210 Hop or the
.88 Jump. . . . Every time those
big millimeter guns start boom-
ing, the boys start hopping and
jumping to the tune of "Air
Raid Shelter Blues."
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M/SGT. ART HAYET, former
president of the Maccabees, V-
mails from the Pacific . . . We
recall when Art was approached
at the Jewish Center by a mem-
ber of the group who had had a
quarrel with his wife that day
and was hopping mad . . . "Tell
me," asked t h e hot-headed
hubby, "what's the penalty for
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FDR Views Palestine Issue From
Long-Range Attitude; Declares
Military Stand Is Short-Termed
Theme in Orchestra's
Broadcast on Sunday
Obituaries
Honor Novikoffs at
Littman's on Sunday
"No Greater Love"
Showing at Cinema
2 Arabs Executed
The Detroit Orchestra, broad-
casting the program sponsored
by Sam's Cut Rate, Inc., over
WWJ, 6 to 7 p.m on Sunday,
under the direction of Karl
Krueger, will feature the follow-
ing selections:
Beethoven's Overture Coriolan,
Prokofieff's Overture on Yiddish
Theme and Glazounow's Sym-
phony No. 4 in E Flat Major.
Russell McLauchlin, music and
drama critic of the Detroit News,
will be the annotator.
IN MEMORIAM
In memory of our beloved hus-
band, father and grandfather,
Rev. Jacob I. Sklar, who passed
away April 9, 1933 (Nisan 13th,
5693).
We miss him greatly.
__
M.PS. JACOB SKLAR,
THE JACOB SKLAR
FAMILY CLUB.
bigamy?". .. . "Oh," replied Art,
"legally you'd probably spend
only a couple of hundred years
in jail, but you'd also get your-
self two mothers-in-law!"
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A NEW Jewish War Veteran's
post for boys of World War Two
is being organized . • . Two
meetings have already taken
place and are temporarily held
every Wednesday at the "Adopt
A Yank" headquarters on Lin-
wood and Davison . . . P. F. C.
Lou Fried is furloughing from
Camp Hood, Tex. . . . His pin-up
girl is Virginia Weiss, former
A. • Z. A. office tender . . By
the way, A. Z. A. has already
begun plans for the annual
dance at Eastwood Gardens in
May.
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AFTER DISCUSSING that
both were in England, Sgt.
Irving Jaffee a n d Cpl. Max
Shulak have been trying a num-
ber of times to see each other
but something always turns up
at the last moment to upset
their plans . . On their last
arrangement, both were to meet
in front of an Ironmonger's in
Bristol . .. Everything went ac-(
cording to schedule and both
boys were sure that they would
finally get together. There are
so many Ironmongers in Eng-
land that it isn't uncommon to
mistake one for another, and
what happened was that Max
stood in front of one and Iry
in front of another—only a half
a block away!
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Rebecca Gratz Young Women
of Bnai Brith will have its paid-
up membership affair in t h e
Washington Room of the Book-
Cadillac, this Saturday night ..
It'll be an April Fool theme for .
servicemen, with invitations sent
to the camps and USO.
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THEATER
Sarah Sussman, 55, of 2555
Ping'-ree, passed away March 22.
Funeral services were held
President Roosevelt told a press .conference on Tuesday
Abraham Littman, manager of March 23 at Lewis Bros. Rabbi
Hershman and Cantor Sonenklar
that the military view of the Palestine situation is a short- Littman's Yiddish People's The-
ater, announces that only one officiated. The survivors are
term one, and that his own friendly attitude involves long- performance will be given this four daughters, Lilyon, Mrs.
term action.
Samuel ' Barba's, Mrs. Monty
The President had previously indicated opposition to the
Mendelsohn and Mrs. Jack E.k1.--
gel; six sister and three brothers.
White Paper and endorsement of Jewish aspirations for the
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establishment of the National Home in Palestine.
Oscar Aronson, 44; of 2752 Bos-
On Tuesday Senators Johnson of Colorado and Clark of
ton, died last Saturday in a hos-
Missouri condemned the White Paper in addresses in the
pital in Terre Haute, Ind., having
been stricken on a train. Funeral
Senate and termed the restrictions on. Jewish immigration as
services were held Tuesday at
serving as "an ally of Hitler."
Lewis Bros. Rabbi J. S. Sperka
officiated. Surviving him are his
wife, Anna; a son, Edward, and
Overture on Yiddish
a daughter, Marilyn.
Wanted At Once
AUCTION HOUSE
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For Murder of Jews
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JERUSALEM, (JTA ) — Pvt.
Trabi Hussein Ali, a deserter
from an Arab unit of the Pales-
week, at his theater, 12th and tine Buffs, was executed on Feb.
Seward, this Sunday evening.
29 for the murdel.' of Cpl. Abra-
The performance is being giv- ham Israeli, a resident of the
en as a testimonial evening in settlement of Kfar
Saba.
honor of Rashel and Morris No-
Both Arabs were members of
vikoff, who will appear in I.
Rosenberg's two-act music al a terrorist group known as the
comedy, "The Girl f r o m Uk- Hamad Eeevvata Gang.
raine." Music is by S. Secunda.
Dina Halperin, the eminent ac-
tress, will appear in selections
from her repertoire. The entire
cast will assist in the presenta- LINERS accepted from responsible
tion of this play.
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A capacity house attended the 10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a
performance on Tuesday eve- line. Minimum charge 50e.
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Detroit movie goers will thrill
to the dramatic and emotional
scenes of "No' Greater Love" now
showing at the Cinema Theater.
This truly great story of a
woman who took the war into
her own hands is the first Rus-
sian film completely spoken in
English. It is a stirring drama
and_ a personal tribute to the
"unknown woman" who has
worked, prayed, sacrificed and
fought in defense of her country.
"No Greater Love" is a story
of a valiant Russian woman lead-
ing her fellow villagers in a
ceaseless, unswerving counter at-
tack against the Nazis who killed
her husband and baby before her
eyes.
The one thing which stands
out above all else in "No Greater
Fly Your Kite in the Open
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of her by Vera Maretskaya, a by teachers, Scout Leaders and
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It was explained that flying
Roosevelt and Churchill made kites near overhead wires con-
history.
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whose kites or kite strings touch
the wires. Flying kites away
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In addition, the following
rules were offered for kite fly-
ing safety:
Use cotton rags for kite tail.
For k i t e string use cotton
twine (no wire, tinsel or metal
in cord).
Wet string or any other wet
material, like a wire, Will con-
duct electricity. For this reason,
it is dangerous to fly kites in
a storm. 'String that is soaked
from lying in puddles or wet
grass should be dried thoroughly
before it is used.
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may see broken kite strings or
pieces of 'wire hanging from
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