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THE 'JEWISH NEWS
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Station E-G-Y-P-T A Passover Play
(Continued From Page 4)
SECOND VOICE: Remember, Ph a r oa h, there
rests with 6-Ur Pharaoh either to let the Hebrews
will come a time when you'll regret this!
out of the land or to suffer a more horrible plague.
(The announcer returns. He appears puzzled
We are now awaiting word from the palace as to
and at a loss for words).
what the decision will be.
(A messenger hurries into the studio).
ANNOUNCER: Mr. and Mrs. Egypt, it may
ANNOUNCER: What news?
interest you to know that this network is subject
MESSENGER: Pharaoh has answered. No, the
to official censorship. The.events which have just
Hebrews cannot go.
occurred were entirely unforeseen.
(As he finishes . another messenger rushes in).
The time is now 11:30 a. m. Time for our weekly
SECOND MESSENGER: Terra strikes. Death
Hit Parade. Ladies of Egypt, do you feel tired
stalks the land. In every house in Egypt the first
and irritable? There is only one thing. to do then.
born lies dead. Only the houses of the Hebrews
Drink Lotus ,Leaf Tea before retiring and you
does death pass over.
will feel as calm and cool as a mummy in a
(As he finishes, a third messenger rushes in).
sarcophagus.
' ,THIRD MESSENGER: Pharaoh's first born
Ladies and gentlemen, NuMber 1 on this week's
has died. Pharaoh, paralyzed by fear, tells Moses
Hit Parade, the song that's sweeping the country
to take his people out. • They are gathering their
from the shores of the Nile to the sands of the
belongings and are already fleeing by the thou-
desert! LET MY PEOPLE GO. This song was
sands.
first sung by a group of slaves in the Hebrew
ANNOUNCER (shouting into microphone) : This
sections, but it was so popular, that now every-
day will go down in history. Nothing like it has
one's singing it, including the royal prince and
ever happened before. Keep your 'dials closely
princess.
tuned to this station
(The. choir kings LET MY PEOPLE GO).
(Another messenger rushes in, hands a paper
ANNOUNCER: Ladies and — (Hesitates — ex-
to the announcer and leaves as quickly as he had
amines the microphone, tries to adjust it but with-
entered).
out success). We ask your patience—(still trying
ANNOUNCER (reading) : Latest trans-Nile
to find the cause of the trouble)—something ,is
press bulletin. Pharaoh has changed his mind!
going wrong with our transmitter. (He hurries
He has sent his army in hot pursuit of the
out as though looking for someone to fix • his
Hebrews! (Again the messenger runs in with a
microphone. There is a silence for about a minute.
message, and the action of above is repeated).
He then returns).
Flash! The Hebrews are trapped! They have
Ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience, no
reached the Red Sea and can go no further! The
doubt you now understand the reason for the
army presses on! It looks like the end for the
sudden interruption' of our transmission several
Hebrews! (The above action is again repeated as
days ago. You know of the mysterious events in
the messenger makes another entrance). A mir-
this land, the plagues which have been visited
acle has happened! The sea has divided! The
upon us—the plagues of blood, frogs, vermin, and
Hebrews walked across in safety and the waters
ferocious animals. People are now beginning to
closed behind them. The mighty Egyptian army
believe they were caused by the all-powerful God
went down into the sea as one man.
of the -Hebrew slaves. Today we hope will see
Stations E-G-Y-P-T signing off.
the end of this .misery for us. Today the decision
CURTAIN.
Detroit News, Miss Anne Campbell
Praised by Chicago, Local Leaders
Conference
Asks Hearing
At Big Parley
CHICAGO—Midwest leaders of the Jewish Welfare
Board this week praised highly the manner in which The
Detroit News on Monday emphasized participation. in the
war effort by all faiths in America.
The full page listing of casualties, under the heading
"Greater Detroit's Tenth Roll of Honor in World War II," Urge Jewish Representation
at 'Frisco Conclave
showed the Star of David side by side with the Cross. The
poem by Anne Campbell on the same page opened with the
of United Nations
following:
NEW YORK (JTA) — T h e
"These men whose graves are marked by Hebrew Stars
Of David, sleep beside their brothers who
American Jewish Conference
Shared with them sunlight and the fires of Mars."
Will ask the United Nations to
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-grant a hearing at their San
Detroit leaders echoed the sentiments of the Chicago Francisco conference on April 25
leaders and expressed gratification over the fair treatment to representative bodies of • the
Jewish people on measures vital
of war news by the Detroit News and its staff.
Zionist Youth Commission Organizes
Junior Boys, Girls Groups Here
A group of Junior. Zionists has
been organized under the direc-
tion of Henry Ehrlich, member
of the board of directors of the
Detroit Zionist Youth Commis-
sion.
Marvin JaCobs was elected
president; Allan Levine, vice-
president; Julian Rosenthal, sec-
retary-treasurer. The group will
meet at the Jewish Center.
Another group of boys of 15
was formed last Sunday with the
following' members of a steering
and planning committee: Henry
Lonnerstrater, Phillip Meisner,
Morton Weiner, David Robinson,
Herbert Mandel, Bernard Silber-
man and Eddie Nebach. The next
meeting will be Sunday, at 3
p.m., at the Zionist Youth Com-
missioin headquarters, 9144 Lin-
wood. All boys interested are in-
vited.
25 States Adopt
Resolutions for
Jewish Homeland
. :
70 Pct. of U. S. Population
Represented Through
State Legislatures
NEW YORK.—The state legis-
latures of North Carolina, North
Dakota and Wyoming adopted
resolutions demanding the re-
establishment of Palestine as a
free, democratic Jewish Com-
monwealth.
This brings the total of states
which have passed such resolu-
tions to 25, including Michigan,
the American Zionist Emergency
Council, 342 Madison Ave., an-
nounced.
Representatives of over 70 per
cent of the American people now
have expressed themselves in
support of free immigration and
to their postwar rehabilitation,
it was announced here following
a meeting of the Interim Com-
mittee.
The conference will request
the United Nations to recognize
the justice of the Jewish claim
for representation on all agencies
that may be 'established to deal
with postwar reconstruction and
organization. Among the mat-
ters that will be brought to the
attention of the San Francisco
meeting is the proposal for an
International Bill of Rights.
If the San Francisco confer-
ence takes up the question of
mandated territories, the Ameri-
can Jewish Conference—in co-
operation with the Jewish
Agency of Palestine — will ask
the United Nations to reaffirm
Jewish rights to Palestine.
Two Young Judaea girls' clubs,
Shoshanna Sharon Young Jud-
aeans under the leadership of
Elsie Zeme, and the Young Debs,
sponsored by use Lonnerstrater,
participated in the Purim carni-
val at the Center. Zeire Zion
Young Judaeans led by Zena
Etkin held a Purim party Sun-
day.
Plans are being made for two
Passover rallies on March 25 at
the D. W. Simons branch of the
United Hebrew Schools, and on
April 1 at the Center.
The Little Women of Hadassah
have started a Study Group with
Mrs. Esther Mossman, director
of the Detroit Zionist Youth
Covamission, as leader. The 'next Elman in Concert
meeting will be held March 14 At Masonic Monday
at the home of Elaine Shiffrnan,
3225 Cortland. Girls 15 to 17 are
Mischa Elman, world renowned
invited.
violinist, will be presented in
concert at the Masonic Temple
colonization of Jews in Palestine, on Monday evening, March 12.
On Monday evening, March 19,
the Council asserted.
Grace Moore will be featured in
The resolutions call attention concert at the Masonic.
to the need of the Jews as a peo-
ple for a national homeland, and
to the endorsement of the Jewish
Commonwealth objective con-
tained in the 1944 platforms of,
the Democratic and Republican
parties, and in the statement of
Ft I MI -
President Roosevelt of Oct. 15,
World's Largest Seller at I0(
1944.
St.
Aiki. Joseph
F.1
Painting and Decorating
NYU Drops Race Question
On Student Applications
Chancellor Chase of New York University informs Bnai
Brith Official of Change in Procedure; Separate Card
on Religion to Be Filled After Enrollment
NEW YORK (JPS)—Questions regarding nationality and re-
ligion on application blanks for admittance to New York University,
"no longer will be asked as part of our application procedures,"
Chancellor Harry Woodburn Chase of New York 'University, dis-
closed in a letter to Supreme Court Justice Meier Steinbrink, chair-
man of the board of directors of the Eastern region of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai. Brith, made public here.
Chancellor Chase was one of the recipients of a confidential
report sent by Dr. Harlan H. Horrier, secretary of the Council on
Dental Education of the American Dental Association, suggesting
that dental schools install racial quota systems of admissions.
In his letter to Justice Steinbrink, Chancellor Chase said that
"a separate • card, only for. religious data, will be provided which
the student may fill out after he has been admitted on his own
merits."
JDC Packages
Eri Jabotinsky
Released After
Arrest at Border
Refused Re-Entry into U. S.,
Deported by Turkey, He
Must Stay in Haifa
.
JERUSALEM—After two days
of questioning by British au-
thorities, Eri Jabotinsky, son of
the late Zionist Revisionist lead-
er, Vladimir Jabotinsky, was re-
leased from custody on condition
that he select a town in which
to reside. He piked Haifa. He
also must report proposed trips
to police before leaving. -
His 'arrest" at the Turko-
Palestine border and detainment
Was for political reasons Under
Palestine's--- defense regulations.
Jabotinsky, who had been in
Turkey for several months as
special representative of . t h e
Emergency. Committee to save
the Jewish People of Europp,
was deported last week by the
Turkish authorities, following
the refusal of the State Depart-
ment to grant him a re-entry
permit to the 1,10 S. where his
ROBERT PILPEL, Joint Dis- mother, wife and child reside.
tribution Committee overseas He is a Palestinian citizen.
representative, recently returned
13en Hecht, co-chairman of
after 12 months in Lisbon, is the American League for a Free.
shown inspecting special Pass- Palestine, sent a protest to Lord
over packages which the JDC Halifax, British ambassador in
is sending abroad. The JDC is Washington.
sending 25,000 packages to des-
titute Jews in Italy, and has ar- British Government Charged
ranged for initial shiprrients of With Inspiring Deportation
$500,000 worth of food a n d
NEW YORK (JTA) —
e
clothing to Poland; 30,000 pairs charge that "diplomatic preAure
of shoes, 150,000 tins of con- by the British Government" was
densed milk and $60,00 worth responsible for 'the deportation
of additional food supplies in from Turkey of Eri Jabotinsky
France. The JDC has been was made in a telegram sent
called upon for a minimum of by the Zionist Revisionist Or-
$46,570,000 to meet rescue and ganization . . of America to . the
relief needs during 1945.
British Embassy in Washington.
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