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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, August 30, 1946

Danny Raskin's

Peron Rejects
Anti-Semitism

Listening

Will Instruct His UN Dele-
gate to Back Up Jewish
Demands for Palestine

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Page Thirteeri

N. Y. Mayor Adopts
Belgian Jewish Boy

ter parents of 8-year-old Jewish
Gaston Maurice Friedmann now
in Belgium. The mayor adopted
the child at city hall, Aug. 16i
Mayor and Mrs. William O'Dwy-
er of New York are now the fos- through Rescue Children, Ine.,
which is raising funds for the
support of rescued Jewish war,
orphans now in Vaad Hatzala
homes throughout Europe.
Rescue Children "foster" par*
ents pay $365 per year for al()
support of the child they select .
and agree also to 'write to the
child frequently to give him a
feeling of "family".

BUENOS AIRES, (JTA)—Ad-
mitting the existence of "certain
INSTANCES OF disgrace such
WONDER just how authentic anti-Semitic factors" in Argentine,
as have been suffered,by the Jew- the rumors are that the Detroit President Juan Peron said that the
Tigers have purchased a Jewish general attitude of the Argentine
ish people must be accorded much
catcher from the Texas League? people is opposed to anti-Semit-
more interest that is being shown . . Named Myron "Joe" Eisen-
ism.
... if we ultimately are to achieve berg out of the Marines.
Receiving Dr. Moises Goldman,
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our rights as free people ... Racial
president of the DAIA, central
THERE
NEED
BE
no
-
further
discrimination should arouse the
Jewish body, and Moises Toff,
active protests of- every person discussion as to who is the oldest Latin-American representative of
Veterans and Civilians
who proudly calls himself a Je,w! resident of the community . . . the Jewish Agency, Gen. Peron
Without any doubt, the title goes said that his -experience in Europe,
IF YOU ARE 6 FEET
. . . We'd better get, on the ball
MORE OR LESS
to a man who won't admit to be- where he had witnessed consider-
and show that we care- what is go-
ing 106 years old . . . His name
PHILCONS
able racial hatred taught him to
ing on. . . . This isn't a galore in
is. David Isenberg and the only repudiate anti-Semitism, Minister
HAVE HAND TAILORED
which we can watch from the
hint he gives is when asked about of the Interior Angel Borlengchi
ALL WOOL
sidelines . . . or else, dear broth-
his health . . . His answer is, was present at the interview..
ers and sisters, we're going to be
"How can you feel when you are
the football . . . and never stop
Peron told the delegation that
over 100 years old?" . . . Rabbi
In Glen Plaids, Chalk Stripes
being kicked around!
he would instruct the Argentine
and Solid Colors
Isaac
Stollman
is
the
only
one
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In the Latest Young Men's
to whom he has admitted his representative to the United Na-
D. B. Lounge Models
SINCE HIS sure-hit, "Time
exact age . . . David Isenberg. tions to support the Jewish de-
Will Tell" was played on the
mands
on
Palestine.
Foreign
Sec-
We
Have
What You Want
is remarkable . . • Has a wonder-
Coffee Club network show last
ful memory, eats five times a day retary Juan Bramuglia received
week, Harry Gaines has been con-
and is still very spry . . . When Mr. Toff earlier, and assured him
FOX THEATRE BLDG.
tacted by people who want to be
others are looking, he uses a cane that he "will follow the American
WOODWARD AT COLUMBIA
his press agent, manager, advisor
line
in
supporting
the
creation
of
but discards it when he's alone
GASTON MAURICE FRIEDMANN
or what have you . . . One fellow
a Jewish State in Palestine as an
said he could put Harry "on top" . . . About five years ago at integral solution of the Jewish
within a month, then tried to the Mishken Israel synagogue, problem."
FROM THE PAGES
touch him for a meal. . . . But. he slipped and fell downstairs:
The War Ministry has denied
Harry doesn't need any of them breaking his leg . . . but within
charges that anti-Jewish feelings
. . . not with that IrVing Berlin a' month was walking around
OF
are prevalent in the ranks of the
Publishing House contract in his again . . . One of his daughters,
Argentine
Army.
The
charges
were
a "child" of 75, lives in Palestine
pocket.
• . His home is 2tt 2711 Burlin- voiced by Silvano Santander, lead-
* * *
er of the Radical Party.
JAY HANDLESMAN came game, with another daughter,
home from Japan to greet his Mrs. Aaron Stollman.
* * *
mother with, "Well, mom, here
WHILE
OVERSEAS,
Murray
I am . . . with only 19 more
months to go!" . . . He had sign- Kane wrote that if he ever got
ed up for a two-year hitch, not back, he'd surround himself with
knowing the war would end as the most civilian wear obtainable.
NEW YORK, (JPS - Palcor) —
quickly as the Atom Bomb sug- . . . The ex-GI with a dream, has
gested . . . and had been spend- proved that it wasn't just a sol- "Many Zionist leaders, who until
On these pages- are inscribed the
weekly social events for which
ing the time in Japan, keeping the dier's lament . . . The smart recently were willing, if not anxi-
ous, to play. Moscow against Lon-
Rosenberg's Kosher Catering was
Nips in line • . : He already has Esquire Sportswear and Formal
proud
to serve. As "Creators - of
been in the Marines, six years. Shop, 1515 Broadway, is the ful- don, now are afraid that Jews, in
Pe r f e c t Catering," Rosenberg's
fillment of his promise . . He a two world division, might be
* * *
takes pride in its ability to offer
ie " absolute finest in preparation
caught and crushed between two
WITH A VERY fine aim to had mentioned about "wearing
and service for complete and
giants," Ludwell Denny, Scripps-
thorough enjoyment of the occa-
promote inter-racial friendliness white shirts until it hurt" .
Howard columnist, reports from
sion.
and understanding among youths without knowing just how scarce
London. "Therefore," Mr. Denny
MONDAY, AUG. 19
they
were
to
be,
but,
believe
it
or
. . . a group of young folks have
son,
Mrs. H. Berg and Mrs. E.
ShOwer for Faye Rosens. Given
says, "they now are willing to ac-
organized a newspaper for teen- not, Murray has one of the cept a settlement which leaves
by Dorothy Reitman and Annette Lampcov.
THURSDAY, AUG. 22-
Rayder.
agers . . . . Will be sold at all largest stock of white shirts in Britain sufficient desert area for
Shower for . Gertrude 'Gelfond.
TUESDAY, AUG. 20
the
city
.
.
which
is
good
to
schools in the city . . . Named
Shower for Margaret Strom. Given by Miss Gloria Kannon, Mrs.
the desired military bases and
Morris
Kannon and Mrs. J. Stal-
Given
by
Mrs.
F.
Kosowsky,
Mrs.
know
.
.
.
very
good
to
know!
the "Chatterbox" and issued every
control of the strategic port of
F. Wainer, Mrs. J. Wainer, Mrs. burg.
* * *
three weeks . . . the first being
SUNDAY,
- AUG. 25
M.
Wainer
and
Mrs.
Pete
Fenton.
Haifa.
TEN TERRIFIC tunes already
Noon: Wedding of Lillian Kay to
25th Wedding Anniversary of Mr.
Sept. 10. . . -. Jack Soble is the
"Zionists are willing to com-
and
Mrs.
M.
Berkovitz.
Irving
Green.
editor, and his staff includes . . . have been written by Al Water- promise the immigration issue, but
Evening: Bar Mitzvah of Lanny
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 21
Shower for Sylvia Sheftel. Given Lantzer. Given by parents, Mr. and
Leon Kohlenberg, Lowell Cush- stone and Harvey Glassman for still are unwilling to accept Bri-
by
Mrs.
L.
Isdacs,
Mrs.
F.
Robin-
Mrs.
I. Lantzer,
man, Al Slafkin, Larry Hersh, C. the coining musical to bring out tain's ultimate control over the
Congratulations and best wishes
Hersh, Hubert Schubb, Irwin talent in the community • . . immigration figure," Mr. Denny
to the honored above. It was our
Posner, Eugene Singer, Jerry and more are coming. . . . The says. "They now will agree to re-
privilege to serve you and may we
Sincerely Yours,
continue to do so at all your future
Waxman, Jerry Goodman, Sandy boys have beei? working hard cognize the appellate jurisdiction
social functions. Whether it be a
Your Host
Robinson and Muriel Stern. . . . composing melodies that won't be of some genuine international
wedding, bar mitzvah, shower or
easily forgotten . • . and our body."
Good luck, kids.
banquet, we are always ready to
* * *
provide the finest in catering be-
job of writing the show is nearing
This "mood of compromise, on
yond the most desired satisfaction.
JEWELRY DEPT. . . Jerry completion . . . Auditions will all sides (except minority extrem-
TY. 4-9490
Bruson, International Printing begin within a week, and those ists in each camp) probably will 0 9925 DEXTER
Equipment Co., will wed Roxie who have shown interest in par- disappear unless capitalized upon
Hart when he completes estab ticipating will be notified._ by by London quickly," Mr. Denny
lishment of another office in New mail ." . . There is still time, so says.
York . . . Billy Jacob and Shir- if you haven't done so already,
ley Sklar, will wed under the please send • your name, address Russian Jews Seek Relatives
candlelights at Statler, Oct. 27. and type of act to the column.
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'The Union of Russian Jews, Inc.;
HELP KEEP OUR COMMUN- has received messages from Rus-
THE AFFAIRS given by the
new social . group recently formed ITY CLEAN.
sia for. the following persons with
in the community to encourage
out addresses: •
friendliness through get-together Relatives Sought Here
Korchmar, Etna and Itsko, sons of
Solomon,
of Ostropol, Volynskoi gub
functions, is just what the doctor
Those knowing the whereabouts and Korchmar
Srul, son of Iosif Shaya
ordered for folk who follow the of the following should call Jew- and his sons, Itche-Ber, Mendel and
same routine of entertainment ish Social Service Bureau, 5737 Abram—message from sister and niece,
You will find this service a great help, and always thorough
Rachil Shuchman, of Kursk.
week in and out . . . The last Second. TR. 2-4080:
Cholodowsky, Nachman, son of Itsko
and
dependable.
Areas to which foreign remittances are being
Jacob
Yurnovitch,
immigrated
from
two functions, held at the homes
and his wife, Tauba Fridelevn, born
in 1913, sought by Israel Yur- Akman—from nephew Bentsion Stil-
of Phyllis BroWn and Frances Persia'
sent
have
increased
greatly in number, and American Express
evna Spivak In Russia.
man.
Abram Lewitht 65-68 years, immig-
Gurdin; Meishe and Chane — from
Gorov, put another chalk mark. rdted
serves them all. Thirty-six of our pre-war offices are already
from Russia in 1905, sought by niece, Ester Szrubszt6k, of Luzhki,
on the "good time" side. of the nephew, Rimi Lewith in Poland.
Minsk. gub.—daughter of Leibe Kagan.
in active operation abroad. American Express world-wide
Shmiel and Rivka Lewin, bakers,
ledger . . . with at least 75 per- - sought
Veigler of Beigler, Leib—from rela-
by nephew Rachmil Lewin, son tive, Fira Veigler, daughter of Mendel,
sons attending. . . . Plans for of Avrum-Meier from Demblin, Po- of Kishinev.
service provides you with a safe and reliable means for sending
•
outdoor socials and home parties land.
Tesler, Hershel, of Ostropol—from
money abroad.
Taxie, Abraham, .Janken Lewenberg,
will bring back a type of enjoy- immigrated from Russia in 1918, sought children of sister, P. I. Geniuk, of
Proskurov.
by
Abraham
Lewenberg
from
Perejas-
ment that many folks have sadly law, Russia.
Becker, David, son of Iosif — from
forgotten about.
Alfred Sisskind is sought by Lira sister. Fab•ikant, Ch. P.
It is also convenient and easy. You have the choice of
Waisman, Joseph, son of •David—
Zimmerman in Germany.
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Ester Weiss immigrated from Sub- from. sister Sara and brother Boris
sending by mail, air-mail or cable. The cost is moderate, and
To .things I swore that I would Carpathian Ukraine, in 1914, sought by Waisman, -of Proskurov.
nephew Salomon Weiss; son of Mendel
Stan, John, -previous name SmuszkO,
find—
the service is obtainable at any American Express office, at
Wolf from Sevlus.
of Rovno—from nephew, Smuszko •
Someone to love and peace of
L. Stark is sought by David Wan- Jakob and his wife.
Railway Express offices and at thousands of sub-agencies and
dor
in
Austria.
.Axelrod, Moses, wife Raclin, son
mind.
Julian. Niemcewicz, 60, (born in Lub- Simon or Semour, from son and daugh-
banks throughout the United States. k view of the approaching
Why is it when I want the two lin, Poland) sought by son, • Rubin

Attention!

TALL MEN

FALL SUITS

PHILCONS

'

OSENBERG'S
SOCIAL
BOOK

Says Zionsts Have
No Faith in Moscow

,

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AL ROSENBERG

A New Year Suggestion:

Let American Express Aid You in Sending

Remittances Abroad

I have to fall in love with you.
—Carl Nossaman.
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WHEN HE left the Sport Final,
Max Curman retired for a project
he helped build into a $150,000
corporation. . . .Being manag-
ing editor and co-publisher with
Roy Lancaster of the new Mid-
town Record. Max is doing a good
job with a paper which goes far
beyond the usual level of "neigh-
borhood" newspapers.

Niemcewicz.
Abram Kremer (born in Besarabia
Hotin) sought by Golda Perlmutter-
Pollak in Roumania.
Dr. Morris Freilich (born in Stanis-
lau) neurologist,' sought by Dr. David
Wasserman in Roumania.
Mrs. Helen Zrumauer, formerly lived
on Lothrop, sought by Endre Fekete
in Hungary:
Minnie- Fox is sought by Ernestine
Spring in Bucharest. ,
Eli ShliofotcThnik (born in Szeludok)
son of Leib and Chia-Ruchel,. tailor,
sought by nephew David- Borontchik.
Sam Rosenberg, 60 (born in •Wysz-
kownad Begiem, Poland) sought by
brother David Icek Rosenberg.
Pinkas Stichler (born in Bochinia)

sought by David Kempler in :Germany.

ter of Jacob Gruzman, of Gancheslity.
Sliwart, Joseph, son of Moisel—from
sister Nata Moiseevna Rabinovich, of
Odessa.
Stepansky, Aron—from Sister, Sura
R. Kreslo, of Novograd Volynskyi.
Lebedeff, Piotr—from sister, Z. Vol-
oshina.

For further details about the
above and for locating of rela-
tives in Russia, Poland and Sov-
iet occupied territory, please write
to:
Union of Russian Jews, Inc.,
55 West 42nd St. Room 952;

New York, 18, N. Y.

holidays, we luggest that you send your remembrances as early

as possible.

AMERICAN EXPRESS

Foreign Remittances

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