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Friday, September 19, 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

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Council Shares Littman Returns to Detroit for
'Frustration of Presentation of 'Jolly Bachelors'
Exodus Refugees

Issues Statement to President,
Marshall , and Vandenberg
On Deportees' Tragedy

Abraham Littman, for a quar-
ter of a century the director of
the Yiddish Theater in Detroit,
who now makes his home in New
York, arrived here last week for
a brief stay to present a new
stage production.
Mr. Littman announces that on
Sunday evening, Oct. 5, for only
one performance, at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, Masonic Temple,
he will present the latest play,
"Jolly Bachelors," ("Freiliche
Bochurim").
This play by William Siegel,
with 15 musical numbers by
Sholem Secunda, was written es-
pecially for the three stars who
will appear here together with a

large supporting cast—the cele-
brated Yiddish actors Aaron Le-
bedeff, Michal Michalesko and
Jacob Zanger.
"I read the play . w h en it
was completed a short time ago,
and I can recommend it as one
of the most entertaining ever
arranged for the most discrimin-
ating theater-goers,'.' Mr. Littman
said. "I am happy to be back
here for a brief stay and to wish
my many friends a Happy Year,
at the same time renewing our.
activities for the Yiddish 11 -lea,
ter."
Tickets for "Jolly Bachelors"
are available at Metro Music
House, Dexter and Calvert; Zion
Book Store, 12th and Taylor, and
from Mr. Littman, who can be
reached at 2086 Blaine, Apt. 101,
TY. 6-5405.

JUKE BOXES round the com- as-you-enter cars . . . a late mod
The Jewish Community Coun
munity are playing a number, to el (late '28) that goes to pieces ell has 'adopted the following
the tune of "Little Cousin" . . . every time it hits a bump . . • .
written and sung by Harold Adler and is painted blue on one side statement with respect to the
and Joe Silberschien . .. adver- and red an the other, so witness- tragic events surrounding the re-
tising the BBYO Yom Kippur es contradict each other . . . The turn of "Exodus 1947" refugees to
Dance . • . Sept. 24 ... in Masonic way prices go up during the holi- Germany, copies of the state-
Temple's Grand Ballroom . .
days, housewifes should band to- ment having been sent as en-
BBYO is shooting for a 3000 at- gether and refuse to buy . . . in-
tendance mark . . . and the way stead of giving these profit push- closures in letters to President
the kids have been going at it ers a chance to laugh at suckers Truman, Secretary of State Mar-
. . . plus the attraction of the . . . Sylvia Siegel -has written a shall, and Senator Vandenberg:
Chapter I, ZOD, to Hold
noted Skitch Henderson ork . . . tune, "You're The One", which
"The Jewish Community of De-
plus the annual reputation of the could develop into a hit number
Autumn
Dance Oct. I I
affair . . . should add ticket if given the proper opportunity troit, in learning of the events
surrounding
the
interception
and
sales up mighty close to the fig- for presentation . . . Husband,
Chapter One of Zionist Organ- S. Alexander and I. I. Cohn
ure . Chairman Dave Rappa- Sid, former boom-bomb manu- subsequent return of the "Exodus
ization of Detroit has completed Withdraw from Council Race
port and committees are doing a facturer, can sit for hours lis- 1947" refugees, shares the kind
plans for its annual, autumn festi-
Sidney L. Alexander and Irwin
great job!
tening to her play it on the piano of frustration and exasperation
val dance, to be held Saturday I. Cohn, who were listed among
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that
must
be
felt
by
Europe's
. . . which he does, remarking,
night, Oct. 11, in the Social Hall the candidates for the City Coun-
THE YEARS ROLL by . . . "That's my girl who wrote that!" wanderers who seek to rebuild
of Bnai Moshe, featuring the mu- cil, have withdrawn from the
rain or shine . . . summer and
their lives in a secure environ-
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sic of Joe Moses' orchestra. race.
ment.
winter . . . but the awning titles,
ALFIE GERLOCK, construc-
Couples and stags are welcome.
"Enjoy Your Spare Time" and
"At long last, words of protest Refreshments will be served. For
tion man, finally got lucky at
"Play Snooker" . . . still hang
the horse track, last week, as seem inadequate to express the information call Selma Jakont,
There's A
impishly above that place on Lin-
history repeats itself . . . Like revulsion and shock that we have social chairman, TO. 7-7861.
Reason Why
wood and Blaine . . . converted
felt.
The
humiliation
to
which
last year, he found money . . .
Chapter 1 will sponsor an open
People Like
into a synagogue from the once
this time a quarter, . . . after these people have been exposed meeting Tuesday evening, Sept.
BROTHERS
flourishing billiard parlor.
the races . .. and didn't have to marks not only the unintelligence 30, in the social hall of Bnai
Only the finest in food is rxpertly
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of their tormentors, but the call- Moshe.
walk home.
prepared and served for your
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ousness of the world's conscience.
SAUL ROSEN tells this one on
satisfaction!
The
degradation
of
a
people
CLEAN!
his wife . . . She was stopped by
FRIENDLY!
THE ANNUAL Yom Kippur
For Those Who Want The Best
whose
only
sin
is their origin,
a traffic boy blue, t'other day, Night Dance of Windsor's Junior
VIENNA TAILORS &
WATCH FOR
who asked how long she expect- Hadassah has the Jewish corn- and whose only crime is their
WINNER OF TURKEY
TAILORS
ed to be out . . . because "There munity of that town terpsi-mind- homelessness, must remain un-
TO
BE ,ANNOUNCED
Remodeling
Alterations
are a couple of thousands of other ed in anticipation of one of their warranted in the sight of God
a
nd
man.
Suits
Made
to
Order
drivers who would like to use biggest trotting sessions . Shaar
BROTHERS Delicatessen
Riding Habits
Restaurant
this street after you get done Hashomayim auditorium, Sept. 24
"In the whole sordid scene, we
TY, 8-2121
8137 Linwood
Dexter
and Leslie
HO. 4875
with it."
is slated for jam-packed festi- have been heartened only by the
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vities.
courageous voice of the U. S.
FOLLOWING THE war, in an
State Department, which has
American Zone concentration
been raised on behalf of the "Exo-
IS I
CAN'T HELP TALKIN' BOUT *2
dus" refugees.
camp, army authorities were baf-
fled when the people complained
THE Tar THEY GOT AT
"As we gather in our congrega-
of having nothing to cover them-
tions to do honor to the Almighty
selves with at night . . . Reports
during our forthcoming High
showed that blankets had been
Building on the foundation Holy days, we shall. prayfor the
issued to each person . . . The laid last spring by delegates of strengthening of this humane in-
Counter Intelligence Corp decid- 22 local youth groups, the De- fluence—even as we beseech the
Call Now For Future Bookings
ed to investigate . . . couldn't be- troit Jewish Youth Federation restoration of spiritual' values to
Watch For
live what they saw . . . Every- will expand its activities this fall, a world which has been brutal-
Rosenberg
V
Weddings
V
Bar
Mitzvahs
one was wearing a blanket .
• according to Leonard Baruch,
ized and calloused by years of
Social Book
If Showers goo Banquets
in the form of a beautifully tail- temporary chairman.
in Jewish News
bloody conflict.
ored suit or coat! . . . 'Twas the
goo Etc.
Arrangements for a meeting of
"We shall abide also with the
work of one of-the internees, Sam the presidents of all young
hope
that
an
equitable
solution
f--:
KOSHER
Kudewitz, a tailor, who decided people's groups in the city are
7-=:. -
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to alleviate the problem of cloth- being made by the executive may soon be reached to the Pal-
CATERING
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estine problem, and that pending
a.
ing scarcity by making garments planning committee, to speed the
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9925 DEXTER
TY. 4 9490
such solution, a suitable haven—
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for all ... Work was of such skill, permanent organization of the
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that officials decided not to re- Youth Federation.
centration camps—be found for
primand him . .. sanctioned the
Beginning today, the federa- the 'Exodus' refugees."
whole thing as "0. K." .. . and
tion, through the courtesy of the
then gave everyone another blan-
Enroll your children in the Jewish Folk Schools
Anglo-Jewish press, will publish
ket! . . . Sam has been living in
a weekly youth calendar, listing
of the Labor Zionist Organization
Detroit for a year and operating
events of importance to the young
a Linwod Ave. spot called Vienna
people of the community.
Contributors to the Jewish
Tailors & Cleaners . . . He and
News are asked to note the fol-
his wife, "Sunny" attended Cen
lowing special deadlines for the
tral High night school . . . Their
issues which will be affected by
young daughter was the only
Youth
Yom Kippur and Sukkot:
child left in a city of 15,000 Jews.
For the issue of Sept. 26, all
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Central School and Nursery Building at 13722 Linwood, corner
copy and photographs must be
,DISA 'N DATA . . . Rabbi
Pasadena. The Schools are now open for registration—
at
our
office,
2114
Penobscot
The
following
events
are
Harold Waintrup, who weds Elyse
We teach our pupils:
Bldg., not later than 10 a. m.
open to young people in the
Zeme, Oct. 21, at Shaarey Zedek,
Monday,
Sept.
22.
community:
was captain of the Hebrew Union
Sept. 24—BBYO Yom Kip-
For the issues of Oct. 3 and
Hebrew
College baseball squad before his
Jewish Holidays—Their Meaning
pur Dance, Masonic Temple.
Oct. 10, all copy and photographs
graduation . . . Played the out-
and Importance. Acquainting pu-
Yiddish
Sept. 27 — Saturday Nite
must be in our hands by 12
field . . . Sam Rubin, local at-
pils with modern Jewish Life
Bible
Dance,
Jewish
Center.
noon Friday, Sept. • 26, and Fri-
torney and hotel owner has
everywhere and with the Recon-
day, Oct. 3.
Sept. 28—Jr. Hadassah-Mas-
Jewish Customs
bought another inn out New York
structed Jewish Life in Palestine
ada Tea Dance, Lee Plaza.
way . . . Social. Inc., will soon
Jewish History
Special classes for boys of Bar-
Sept. 30—ZOA Chapter One,
begin its new season . . . follow-
and Traditions
Mizvah age.
Bnai
Moshe.
4(
ing a short summer layoff . . .
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Sept. 30 — IZFA, H i 11 e 1
Rozella Rosenberg lit a match to
Foundation.
Special Celebrations and Jewish Festivals are Arranged by and
spark the big stove at the catering
for our Pupils During the Year. The Schools are Conducted by
establishment ... soon discovered
*eat
/
that the cook had left the gas
Competent Highly Qualified Teachers. Register your Children
11- OSP
jets open . . . and is a mighty
Now — without delay — Daily from 3:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. except
lucky girl to still have a right
Saturday, Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
s . V with lovely
hand!
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JOAN BARTON in
Give Your Children a Modern and Progressive Jewish
Philomathic Debating Club will
ROSE GURWIN is new presi-
dent of Louis Marshall Bowling begin its 50th year of service to "SOMETHING FOR THE FAMILY"
Education
League . . . which opens season the Jewish community with an
Monday, Sept. 22 . . . anticipating open meeting - at 2 p.m. Sunday,
Phone TO. 8 9280
the biggest year in its history .. . Sept. 21, at Shaarey Zedek.
12 teams, comprising over 60 keg-
Philomathic was begun in 1897
lers are slated to toss the bakelite by a group of young men as an
AT ,10:30
. . . Evelyn Rosenthal is vice organization to train Jewish
pres., Pauline Lieberman, sec., youths in the art of oratory and
and Roslyn Kaufman, treas.
debate. It has numbered among
* * *
its members many prominent
800 ON YOUR DIAL
MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . community leaders.
HARRY BOESKY. RESTAURANT, DELICATESSEN & BAR
The recent marriage of Ceil Ros-
AN AFTER THEATRE MUST. SMART FOLKS THAT EAT OUT
All Jewish young men aged 14
Sponsored by
CHOOSE BOESKY'S.
ner to Lou Bindes of Michigan to 21, interested in forensics are
12th and Hazelwood
Mortgage, was somewhat of a na- invited to attend the meeting.
TR. 2-4375
Good
food
served
appetizingly
in pleasant surroundings.
tional pastime . . . with folks
WILSHIRE MOTOR SALES
Officers for the fall term are
coming in from all parts of the Jack Driker, speaker; Stanlgy
ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods.
country . • including 30 stalwarts Brown, clerk; Sheldon Klimist, CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Dealers Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious
Hamburgers. "Served as you like it."
from Washington, D. C. .. . Phil- assistant- clerk, and Jerry Brown,
Dexter at Fullerton
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE. 11/2 blks so. 8 Mile Rd.
ip Osier has one of those pray- sergeant-at-arms.
UN. 1-9802
Open 24 Hours

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Youth Federation
Expands Activities

Rosenbergs!

ROSENBERG'S .

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Deadline Note

DAY - NURSERY and KINDERGARTEN
for PRE - SCHOOL CHILDREN

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Federation
Weekly Calendar

Forensic Society
Opens 50th Year

EVERY MONDAY

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