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WHAT'S WHAT with people after a typical night court . .
who are sitting back and letting (where anything or anybody is
others do the work of putting apt to be brought in at anytime)
over the Allied Jewish Campaign? . . . presented by Career Group
Too many with time to give are of National Council of Jewish
shirking their duty as Jews! Women, April 24, in the Jewish
Those who ARE working will Center Auditorium. . . . Max
see to it that the drive succeeds, Barahal will be judge, Phil Nu-
but if it doesn't, every last per- shaltz, prosecuting attofney, and
son who could but didn't offer Ralph Halper, defense counsel.
services will be responsible for . . . Eleanor Nevin and Shirley
failure. Altschuler are chairmaning pro-
• • •
ceedings.
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"DEAR DANNY . . . I have
noticed many times in your col- ABOUT A FEW affairs which
umn that you stress the point won't be held on the SAME
that those in charge of affairs NIGHT . . . Little Women of
are to check dates with the Jew- Hadassah will give their annual
ish Community Council before Spring Dance at Hotel Tuller,
scheduling. I am in charge of May 3. 'Twill be informal . . .
Saturday night dances at the Annual election of officers for Lt.
Jewish Community Center and Raymond Zussman Post in Suite
I have booked my dances through 808 of the Book-Cadillac Hotel,
June, 1947. I am certain that April 17. . . . Frankie Rapp,
very few of the chairmen in Charlie Carlisle and other fun-
charge of affairs bother checking festers will be there. . . . Every-
and if they do, they pay very one is invited! . . . Joe Rosen
little heed to whether or not an- commands the Zussman Post. ...
other on the same order is sched- The annual Fund-Raising Dance
uled for that time. My committee of Junior Hadassah is slated for
and myself have abided by this April 27 at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
rule for some time and I think ... Zelda Sachs is affair chairman.
it only fair that others do the • • a
same. What further suggestion
HERB ROSEN, the boy who
can you make?" . . . SYLVIA was blinded when a grenade ex-
WEISS, chairman, Saturday ploded in his face during the
Dance Committee of Jewish Cen- Battle of the Bulge, and swell
ter. Nothing. N-O-T-H-I-N-G! gal, Gertrude Stulberg, would be
What's the use? married immediately except for
TAKE YOUR PICK OF THE . . . and of all things . . . some-
SATURDAY, place to live! . . . They want to
FIVE AFFAIRS,
APRIL 19. buy a house between Six and
• • •
Seven Mile. . . . To further the
SHAAREY ZEDEK Young Peo- happiness of a gal and a guy
ple's Society. Spring Dance who gave his most cherished pos-
•
. . . in the big social
hall. (Al- session so that others may live
happily . . . is the very least
ways a good bet.)
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a grateful people can offer. . . .
NORTHWEST HEBREW Con- Won't someone please help? . . .
gregation Young People's Club Contact this column.
. "Spi ing Fantasy" . . . a
.
semi-formal affair at Hotel Tul-
Seek Relatives Here
ler. (First major offering. with
hard-working committee indica-
Anyone having information
tive of all-out presentation.)
about any of the following is
• • •
asked to call the American Jew-
SATURDAY NITE DANCE ... ish Congress, TY. 7-9650, or Mrs.
in Butzel Hall of the Jewish Sam Lichtenstein, TY." 6-1971.
Center. (A hi-monthly affair with
1.1 , 11ansky. Chaim and Schape. (tom
by Chaim Jo-
° u
Pinsk.
Very littje lacking.)
seph
Lurie of Viershlowe. Iithuania.
• • •
Cyzkyn. Taube (nee Feldman). from
LOUIS BRANDEIS Lodge .
Ost, iev Nielecke. Poland sought
second annual Spring Dance .. . by Mendel Kupperman from Ostrowiec.
Brenner Filio. wife Mina and sons.
at Masonic Temple. (Sounds fine. Sender.
Mendel and Herbert. sought
Too bad being given on this par- by Fani Frieda Knottier.
Ca: croon. At ram:
Diarnind. Mina;
ticular night.)
• • •
ZIONIST INSTITUTE . . . at
Bnai Moshe . . . proceeds to
Hechalutz . . . Arab master of
ceremonies from Tel Aviv will
head big floor show . . . with
music for dancing supplied by
a capable band. (Well worth at-
tendance. Fun in store.)
THERE YOU HAVE IT . . .
SO WHAT? HOPE THERE'S
ENOUGH PEOPLE TO GO
AROUND!
• • •
RUMMAGE DEPT. . . . Henry
Clay Greenberg does his swat-
ting from a bench. ... He's state
supreme court justice of New
York. . . . Rita Cooper's trip
to California has resulted in
coastal permanency for our fair
lassie. . . . She is in Hollywood
now as secretary to Ed "Archie"
Gardner, the "Duffy's Tavern"
radio riot. . . . Real name of
novelist Jo r`Wasteland") Sin-
clair is Ruth Seid.... Dave Katz,
the Johnny-on-the-spot baby sup-
ply man, adds instruction with
his delivery duties . . . Shows
folks how to lap corner over
corner for a neat job of diaper-
ing. . . . The babies love Dave,
their "man to the rescue" in time
of distress. . . . A Hebrew Uni-
versity, Jerusalem, scholarship
bears the name of Paulette God-
dard.
• • •
YOU'LL BE getting a summons,
soon, to appear before a jury ...
but forget about that income tax
return . . . it isn't that bad. .
'Twill be an invite to attend a
"Mock Trial" • • • patterned
Page Thirteen
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday. April It 1947
Milman. lisle. sought by Fiima Mala-
mut from Kestinet.
Wyman. Fanny once Zisman): Zis-
man. Jack.
Jack horn in Do,ohoi: sought
by Casill
Rosenbeig. Harry. and sister. Ruth.
born in Lodz: sought by Chaim Wolf
Rosenberg.
Kite!. Simeha. horn in Staszon. Po-
land: sought by Szmul Kirchenbaum.
Eminowitz, Emilia ( nee Birkman).
born in Lemberg. Poland; sought by
Leonas Zalepuga.
Stilt ma I zhach . I sidor. from J a ros I a w ;
sought by Samuel. Metzger.
Frey. Schmul. • born in Zawiercie.
Poland : sought by Tobias Frey (son
of Aron).
Blumen-
Goldfarb, Frances
(nee
kopfl; sought by Mania-Rytzia Eisen-
berg (nee Gompel).
Fingeroot, Molly; sought by Jakub
Weiner.
Parkes. Dorothy (nee Colibrodori,
born in Krasmosieice, Poland : sought
by Gedalle Golibroda (Goldberg).
Faktor. Abraham. born In Lucov.
Poland:'sought by Ester Lea Drimmer
(nee Faktor), daughter of Genoch.
Miedwied. Simon and wife, Frymet
(nee Wynger). from Radomsko. Po-
land: sought by Jakob-Isaak Gluecks-
mann.
Krakowskf. Marys and Basia. born
in Sze•adi. Poland: sought by Leib
Grinbaum, born in Kalisz.
Klurstein, Sluwa. Motel and Zal-
man: Kramer. Joseph. born in Horod-
lo: sought by Jehoshuah Stul.
Britain Incites
Allies to Prevent
Zion Immigration
(Continued from Page 1)
ing further illegal immigration.
(According to the JPS news
'service in a London dispatch,
B r i ti s h intelligence agents
throughout the continent have
been put on the alert and British
missions in all European coun-
tries from which Jews might set
out for Palestine have been in-
structed to post these govern-
ments on "suspicious" movements
by Jewish DPs and suspected
Haganah emissaries.
Collaborative Action
(Foreign Secretary- Bevin . has
written a personal letter on the
subject to French Foreign Secre-
tary Bidault, mid Alfred Duff-
Cooper, British Ambassador to
France, and Sir Noel H. Charles,
British Ambassador to Italy, have
been ordered to press both these
governments for collaborative ac-
tion against the Jewish exodus.
(Bidault has assured Britain
that France would take "all pos-
sible measures" pointing out,
however, the task was "very diffi-
cult" and "delicate" since many of
the Palestine-destined immigrants
are equipped with bona fide visas
for countries other than Palestine,
and the ships they travel in are
similarly equipped with clearance
papers for other countries. He
also pointed out this unauthorize d
immigration is too well organized
to permit detection.
(Earlier this week a spokes-
man for the War Department
in Washington said American
military authorities won't at-
tempt to cope with the situation
for lack of personnel, and for
political reasons, won't assign
it to German police.)
Jewish Agency Urges
UN General Assembly
Issue Interim Decision
British Ask France and Italy
To Halt Embarkation of Jews
LONDON. (JTA).—British em-
bassies in Paris and Rome have
requested the French and Italian
governments to prevent the em-
barkation from their ports of
ships carrying visaless immi
grants to Palestine. the Foreign
Office confirmed.
Last January representatives of
France, Britain and the United
States met in Paris to discuss
means of regulating immigration:
from Germany, but the agree-
ments reached there, if any, have
never'been disclosed.
(Queried as to the status of the
agreement drawn up at Paris, the
State Department said it is still
in draft form, and has not yet
been signed by any of the three
nations. A spokesman said the
draft had been approved in "lower
echelons." but may undergo some
changes before being signed. The
signing will occur within the next
30 days or sooner, he added.)
Polish Government Halts
Emigration Under Pressure
WARSAW. (JTA)—The Polish
Security Ministry informed a
conference of leaders of the Jew-
ish Central Committee and heads
of Jewish political parties that
further illegal emigration will be
halted. The move is believed to
have followed renewed British
pressure on the government.
The conference was told that
Jewish leaders, particularly Zion"-
ists, would be held responsible
for further illegal emigration.
Frontier guards will be strength-
ened to implement the policy.
Bill Preserves Residence
Of Aliens in Armies
(Specia3 Wire to the Jewish News)
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Jewish Agency on Tuesday
urged the United Nations General Assembly to issue an
interim decision at its forthcoming special session permitting
large scale immigration to Palestine immediately.
Stating that further delay may mean catastrope for Jews
who have waited for two years since liberation to enter Pal-
estine, the Agency said that the interim order is "dictated by
every consideration of humanity -and international law." The
statement added that such action would serve as a test of the
significance of the forthcoming session and would Make clear
that no power can manipulate the General Assembly for
purpose of "dilatory maneuver, accepting or rejecting its
findings as it pleases."
BROTHERS Suggests
Jewish Book Month Set
For Nov. 7-Dec. 7 by JWB
—HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL--
Prize Steer Corned Beef
Cole Slaw
Lettuce
Russian Dressing
Between Large Rye P cad
NEW YORK — Jewish Book
Month, organized by the Jewish
Book Council of America under
the sponsorship of the National
Jewish Welfare Board, will be
observed from Nov. 7 to Dec. 7,
it is announced by Solomon
Grayzel, Council president. Or-
ganizations are requested to re-
serve this period for the observ-
ance of Jewish Book Month.
I.ou's gonna' be a daddy ..
Sam's gonna' be an uncle ..
and Max will work longer
hours.
BROTHERS
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OF
OSENBERG'S
Social Book
The weekly social events for which
ROSENBERG'S KOSHER CATER-
ING was proud to have served are
inscribed in everlasting record.
Pride in its ability to offer only the
finest in preparation and se, ice
are equally bound. and as "Creators
of Perfect Catering," ROSEN-
BERG'S enter the pages to share
the pleasures of your occasion.
NIONDAY. MARCH 31
Shower for Gloria Hordes.
Given by Mrs. Y. Weiss and
Ann Schlissel.
TUESDAY. APRIL 1
Shower for Rose Finkelstein.
Given by Mrs. Edith Cohen
and Mrs. Frank Cohen.
SATURDAY. APRIL 5
Second Passover Seder for
members. family and triends
of congregation at Temple
Beth El.
WE WERE CLOSED THROUGH-
OUT PASSOVER . . . BUT
TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY TO
COMPLETELY RE-DECORATE
OUR HALL AND KITCHENS
ON DEXTER . . . IN MAIN-
TENANCE OF OUR STRICT
POLICY FOR CLEANLINESS
AT ALL TIMES.
Whether your future social function be a
wedding. Bar Mitzvah. shower or banquet,
may we again assist you in its preparation.
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il
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y our host
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passed a bill which will preserve
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Aronson. Oskar. born in. Dombrowie.
EV. 6688
Poland: sought by Jankiel Flejschon. aliens who left the country to 18050 Lahser Rd.
Jacobson, Dora. born in Botosani. fight in Allied armies and now
Romania; sought by Sin Enta Josub.
35
DUFFIELD,
21/4
blocks
north
of
Fox
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wish to become naturalized citi-
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Peruvian Cardinal Condemns
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Anti-Semitic Demonstrations permanent residence in this coun-
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LIMA, (JTA)—Peru's Cardinal uously for five years to complete
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Juan Gualberto "zuevara in a naturalization proceedings.
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