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ASTER STUDYING AT THE UNIYIRSITT
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EMIGRATED TO THE U•S. IN 1903,1*
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American Slang Thesaurus Shows
Common Use of Anti-Semitic Terms

"The American Thesaurus of Slang," the result of many years
of serious effort by the co-compilers, Lester V. Berrey and Melvin
Van Den Bark, introduces us to so many terms, apparently part of
common usage, which are totally new to us, that their work emerges
as a most staggering as well as a most scholarly one.
Published by Thomas Y. Crowell Co., New York, the nearly
1,300 pages in this encylopedic
work contain references to every synagogues or other Jewish
imaginable subject, and truly places."
emerge as "the standard guide to
There are scores of other terms,
our language as it is spoken." many uncomplimentary to Jews.
Included in the book is a 57-page For instance, the slang-thesaurus
supplement of military terms.
compilers use the term "Jew" as
There are many terms which the synonym for "bargainer," and
are entirely new to us and of
whose existence we have been
entirely unaware. For instance,
under the section "Home," we
are told of a term "noch," thus:
"Noch, a Hebrew shelter for
homeless men, from `hochnosh
orchim'.''
The authors mean, of course,
"hachnosas orchim," — a home
that welcomes guests or strang-
ers. This reviewer is unable to
judge whether or not the distor-
tion of the original term should
throw doubt on the extensive use
of "noch."
Another new one on us is the
term "go-ghetto," which the au-
thors apply to Jewish neighbor-
hoods or the Jewish section of
New York.
Among the slang terms for a
Ford in this Thesaurus is "Jew
Packard."
There is reference to kosher
food, and we are told that a slang
for "cone" is "Jewish ice cream
sundae."
"Jew's eye," we read, is "a
pleasant sight."
In the section on nationalities
and races we read: "box of glue,
fifteen two, goose, mockie, pork,
shon, shonnacker, shonniker, a
Jew."
The authors may have failed to
recognize the universality of
5300 ST. JEAN
schnorring when they describe a
"schnorrer" as "a Jewish mendi-
cant who begs at the doors of

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They are terms concocted by anti-
Semites whose use might be
stopped if they are not repeated
unduly.
"Thesaurus of Slang" is a val-
uable work which proves that
slang is irksome, but that it
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The staff of the Nation& Jew-
ish 'Hospital raiDenver, America's
first free institution serving the
needy tuberculous on a nation-
wide, interfaith basis, recently
held a reception in honor of the
76th birthday of DR. ALPHRED
R. JAPHA. This line drawing of
Dr. Japha was executed by one
of the Hospital's patients.
A distinguished pediatrician in
Germany, he left there 13 years
ago, reaching this country via
England in 1940. He joined the
staff of the National Jewish Hos-
pital in 1941 and has won a se-
cure place in the hearts of pa-
tients and staff alike for his ex-
ceptional work, especially during
the war. He is now in charge of
the children's division and of the
electrocardiograph department.

Twitchell's 'Saudi Arabia'
Is an Anti-Zionist Book

"Saudi Arabia," by K. S.
Twitchell, published by Prince-
ton University Press, is an apol-
ogy for the Arabs and a stab at
the Zionists.
Every reference in the book
to Jews, Zionism and the Balt
Declaration is negative in char /
acter and is suggestive of an
antagonism that stems from a
prejudice in favor of the Saudi
Arabians and their feudal lords
to whom the book serves as a
tribute.
Dedicated to the memory of
Charles R. Crane, who is hailed
as an American philanthropist
and as an esteemed friend of
King Abdul Aziz ibn-Saud, the
intent of the book is at once a
give-away, since Crane was the
co-author of the anti-Zionist

King-Crane report.

Community Information Ser-
vice, a Red Feather service,

answered 82 inquiries per day on
social service in Metropolitan

Detroit during July.

BIG BEAR MKT.

GREETINGS
ON THE
NEW YEAR

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Mrs. Ebin Sails for Palestine
NEW YORK, (JPS) — Mrs.
Nachman H. Ebin, national
vice-president of Mizrachi Wo-
men's Organization, sailed aboard
the Queen Mary for Palestine to
participate in the official open-
ing of the Children's Village and
Farm School at Raanana.

CUSTOM BUILT LAMPS

Vases, urns, pitchers, flask*, candle sticks, figurines., statuary
and other keepsakes converted into artistic table lamps.
Oil lamps electrified.
LAMP SHADES MADE
LAMPS MODERNIZED,
AND RECOVERED
REPAIRED it REFINISHED
Old style Soot lamps made Custom made and -recovered.
Styled to your lanip. Large
into indirect lamps and
stock es display.
torcheres.

PICKUP AND DELIVERY ALL PARTS OF DETROIT

HOUSE OF LAMPS

MEI Liveraois Ave., .4 Bieck South of - SEE Sine
Open Wed. & Fri. to 11 F. M
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NUMINUTATION OF JEWS OVERSEAS! IN 1921, NI
TION
AIM EH AMERICAN RELliF ADMINISTRATION
AFTER 1NN101 NE CONCEIVED HIS OWN PROJECT FOR
THE SETTLEMENT Of RUSSIAN JEWS WHO WERE
NOMILHA AND JOBLESS AFTER THE RIVOUJTION

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From activities in the under-
ground and with the Belgian Par-
tisans to Buchenwald, finding ha-
ven in the U. S. after liberation,
Eugene Weinstock has collected
facts which expose anew the bar-
barism of the Nazis, in his book,
"Beyond the Last Path," pub-
lished by Boni & Gaer, 15 E.
40th st., New York 16.
A cabinet maker by trade,
Weinstock now is employed in
New York as a carpenter. He was
assisted in the writing of his
book by Joseph Szebenyei. The
Jaungarian edition was translated
into English by Clara Ryan and
the final revised edition was ed-
ited by Ira Wallach.
The complete story of the bat-
tle against Hitlerism, the meth-
ods of the partisans and the un-
derground are eloquently told in
his intetresting book. The suffer-
ings of the oppressed are told in
full description, and the following
paragraph will give the reader
aln indication of what the author
experienced:
"I saw a man eating grass
in the little wood, his head
hanging apathetically, his eyes
filmed over. He asked me a
question. 'A thousand-pound ox
lives on grass and hay,' he
said querously. 'Why can't an
eighty-pound man do it?' I
didn't know the answer. I, too,
weighed eighty pounds at the
time."

'LIVES OF OUR TIMES

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