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Friday, April I1, 1947

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AFTER MAKING A STAGE APPEARANCE IN LONEIN,
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IN HIS FIRST MUSICAL COMEDY QUICKLY
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REACHING THE TOP, CANTOR MADE MANY
MOVIES AND LATER ENTERED THE REALM
OF RADIO. BESIDES BEING A TERRIFIC
SHOWMAN, HE INTRODUCED NEW STARS
SUCH AS DEANNA DURBIN, SUMAS AND
ALLEN AND DINAR SNORE.

Mazel Toy! Bride and Groom Pose
With Attendants at Home Wedding

DONATING TO NIlinsous aments,Amo NO
MK MR SUM CINISSTIAN-JAVISII RELATIONS
IN STARK& FM CANTOR HAS SPENT ALMOST
AS MUCH TIME IN WELFARE WORK DURNIG TUE
EAST FEW YEARS AS IN BEIN6 AN ENTERTAINER.
TODAY HE ASO HIS .1DrAND THEIR FIVE DANN-
MS STAND OUT AS
THE IDEAL FAMILY
Of A GREAT JEW-
AND A GREATER
AMERICAN

DESPITE MIS RUSE To FAME AND WEALTH,
CANTOR NEVER FORGOT HIS UNDERPRIVI-
LEGED YOUTH, AND IN THE EARLY 30
FINANCED A SUMMER CAMP IV NEW YORK
FOR IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN,MANY OF
WHOM HAD NEVER SEEN A COW OR
GREEN GRASS.
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COPYRIGHT 1947 • JEWISH TEL GR•PHIC *SINCE

WREN HITLER CAME INTO POWER,
CANTOR CONDUCTED AN INTENSIVE
TOUR Of ENGLAND AND TNE U.S. TO
RAISE NEARLY A MAIM DOLLARS NR
TOUTS ALIYAN --SO MAT REFUGEE
MOM COULD ESCAPE TO PALESTINE.

tion. Leading aeronautic author- tered and abused people that I
ities, however, (some of whom am making this declaration for
led this nation to victory), are publication.
Very truly yours;
kindling "Exodus by Air" with in-
finite progress, and the plan has JOSEPH CLARK BALDWIN
A Critic Who Is Wrong
successfully been tested. We may Administrative Chairman
best refute the peculiar brand of Political Action Committe
Editor, The Jewish News:
for Palestine, Inc_
I take the liberty of correcting criticism advanced by Mr. Biron
Editor's Note: While Mr. Biron
an article in the April 4 issue of whet we state that (only some 11
the Jewish News—"Pianist Hazel days ago) five native Americans can speak for himself, The Jew-
Scott Gives Recital". The second were dropped undetected by para- ish News remains in full agree-
paragraph reads: "The famous chute in Palestine, and they will ment with the views originally.
Washington, D. A. R. incident serve as a vanguard for those who expressed in our columns on
during which Miss Scott was will follow. Our only serious March 28, in the Biron column

Our Letter Box

barred from playing at the Con- problem was the eighty miles dis- and editorially. The burden of
stitution Hall because she is a tance between the Mediterranean proof on the feasibility of the
I and the Dead Sea, the width of fantastic "Exodus by Air" pro-
Negro".
As former resident of Wash- the present vivisected Palestine; ject is upon Mr. Baldwin and his
ington, D. C., I wish to enlighten and a strong wind was our major group. As matters stand, it is
you to the fact that this. incident Problem for fear that the persons our conviction that only through
occurred to Miss Marian Ander- dropped by parachutes might be full support of the Zionist Organ-
son, world's greatest Negro Con- carried by the wind out to the ization and Jewish Agency pro-
tralto and not to Miss Scott. Mediterranean or to the Dead Sea, gram will we be able to bring
or for that matter to hostile ter- large numbers of Jews into Pal-
As an ardent music enthusiast,
ritory. This fear has been sub- estine.
I witnessed the incident when dued by fact.
--
Miss Anderson was refused per-
It
is
apparent
that
Mr.
Biron
has
the
Constitu-
mission to sing at
tion Hall. She gave an 'Open Air no knowledge of the plan, nor is
Concert in front of the Lincoln he aware of the painstaking efforts
WITH A NEW CHROME
Memorial. I listened to Miss that the Committee has put in to
Anderson sing with tears in her develop it. It might be well to
BREAKFAST or
:
"
Never
eyes "My Country
have point out that the Political Action
I heard better singing nor a more Committee for Palestine has re-
DINETTE SET
appropriate song.
ceived no more than S418 toward
Colors,
Sizes and Shapes
All
Very truly yours,
the implementation of this plan
Plastic, Porcelain and Wood
EDITH R. REZNICK,
and has already spent close to

Brighten Your Nome

by Paul Kirsch, Jewish News Photographer
— Photos
Principals in the wedding excitement which prevailed at the

15310 La Salle Blvd.
$18,000 as of this day, to further
Editor's Note: Miss Remick ap- the plan.
pears to be unaware that Mar-
It is in the interest of a bat-
and MRS. ROSE MILLER, both in their seventies, who are residents ian Anderson was not the only
of the Home. Standing, left to right, MRS. SAMUEL WELLER, colored musician to be discrim-
inated against and that Hazel
pr es ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary, who arranged the ceremony and
Scott suffered a similar fate.
reception; IRA SONNENBLICK, director of the Home, and his wife.
The Detroit News of Nov. 11,
Sonnenblicks "gave away - the bridegroom at the ceremony.
1945, carried an article to the ef-

Home for the Aged April 2 are shown in the traditional

wedding picture. The bride and groom, seated, are MEYER PIANKO

fect that Miss Scott had refused
to play before the Press Club and
referred to a previous occasion
when she had been barred from
playing at Constitution Hall.

"Exodus by Air" Defended

Editor, The Jewish News:

MR. AND MRS. ISAAC NAGEL. aged 94 and 92, respectively.
o jest residents at the Home for Aged, gave the bride in marriage.
Following the ceremony. a reception was held for all residents, and
;lie staff members were guests at a special wedding dinner. The
newlyweds are now at home in a private apartment in the Home
Annex, Burlingame and Petoskey.

In your issue of March 23. 1947,
Phineas J. Biron goes out of his
way to ridicule "Exodus by Air"
in a manner exceeding his knowl-
edge of said
For the benefit of your readers,
let me explain that during the
first part of March the Political
Action Committee for Palestine,
Inc. and its Congressional Ad-
visory Board, together with its
affiliated organizations, put for-
ward a plans. by Mr. Mark Solo
entitled "Exodus by Air."
We appealed to the President of
the United States to lend-lease
this recognized body, or any other
organization with similar stand-
ing, a number of DC-4 airplanes
capable of carrying seventy pas-
sengers in a move to defy the
British sea blockade which has
crippled Jewish repatriation to
Palestine. Or plan calls for both
parachuting and landing the
human cargo at prearranged
make-shift landing fields.
It would be folly to disclose de-
tails of a plan of this calibre with-
out jeopardizing its implementa-

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