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BECAUSE THERE still are good
people left in this .world . .
a widowed mother of two chil-
dren is a happier soul today.
Left with a broken down salvage
business she spent a year of ag-
gravation wondering how to
sell what could be sold . . . get
rid of the worthless scrap . . .
and clean the store to rent it for
money she needed very- badly
, .. Louis Zack of 4015 Glendale,
in answer to whether or not he
could help her, ended the wo-
man's many hours of sleepless
nights . .. by coming over . . .
looking at the mess . . . and then
telling her to go borne and leave
everything to him ... His son and
an employee are now there
every day with a truck to clear
it out . . . Every cent of profit
will be given to the woman .. .
and that isn't all . . . When the
work is finished, Zack will have
. the entire place painted for her
. . out of the goodness of his
heart . . . for someone badly in
need of a friend who found relief
at the hands of a stranger.
(Thanks to Mrs. David Gross-
man of 9959 Quincy for report-
ing this worthy deed.)
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HARRY GAINES, community
songwriter, has written the music
and lyrics for "This Time It's
Hudson for me" . . . the new
ditty published by Herb and
Barney Teal . . . which has been
accepted by the Hudson Motor
Car Co. . . . a n d is hitting
dealers throughout the country
• . . The tune is so catchy that
maestros are playing it during
musical sessions at niteries here-
abouts.
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PLANS FOR the Masada—Jr.
Hadassah dance . . . Nov. 15 at
the Old Colony Club . . . in-
clude the combined brainwork
of the cooperative groups . . .
Part of the proceeds will go to-
ward planting of 10,000 trees in
Palestine . . . honoring the Amer-
ican GI.
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CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Lou
Gilman almost swallowed one
of this black stogies he endlessly
smokes . . . 5-year-old Lora
Jean asked, "Daddy, do you
think mummy knows much about
bringing up children?" . . . He
inquired as to what made her
ask that and Lora Jean replied,
"Well, she makes me go to bed
when I am wide awake and she
makes me get up when I am aw-
fully sleepy."
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DISA 'N DATA . . . Regards
from Millie Gross , . . in Guam
... with an entertainment unit
Another "Sadie Hawkins
.
Day" affair . . . with "eligible"
young men invited (no revenoors)
.
. will be given by Louis
Marshall Bnai Brith Young
Women; Nov. 16, at the home
of Henrietta Silverman, 2912-
Collingwood . . Harold Sober-
man and Libby Kodish will be-
come engaged, Nov. 16, and
wed sometime in February . . .
The 42nd - Holiday Hop at the
Jewish Center, Nov. 23, con-
tinues one of the longest
popular dance series in corn-
, munity history• . . . Will be
rhythmized by Phil Brestoff, who
has also been signed to play at
the Newspaper Guild's Annual
Page One Ball . . . Not to be
outdone by all those breakfast
serving r a d i o shows, Abbie
Schoen Chapter of BB Girls adopt
a new twist with "Tea at Gil-
bert's" . . . Sunday, Nov. 16, 2:30
p.m., at the home of Marcia
Gilbert, 3261 Pasadena . . .
Recordings will be taken of at-
tendees and presented to them
. . . Drug man Al Diamond
mentions that the old-time wom-
an who saved her wedding dress
for her daughter . . . now has
a daughter who saves her own
wedding dress for her next wed-
ding!
IF HE NEVER BEFORE was
a firm believer in fate, Bobby
Adell, recently returned from
California, has become one, come
what may . .. Had ticket for the
D-6 leaving the coast on Thurs-
day morning, Oct. 23 . . but
difficulties of a type compelled
him to leave Wednesday instead
. . . Bobby will never perspire
more than he did upon learning
that the D-6 he couldn't take .. .
crashed in Utah, killing 52 per-
sons!
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EUGENE FOO . . . the ever-
smiling stylist of Cantonese food
. .. as Cantonese food should be
prepared . . . says that anyone
can learn to use chopsticks if
they put a hand to it .. . "Noth-
ing to it," insists the likeable
Eugene, who recently took over
the King Fong eatery on Dexter
near Elmhurst . . . In fact, just
say the word and he'll give you
the lessons, personally . . . faster
than you can say, "Chop Chop."
MORE DISA 'N DATA . . .
Bernard Schulhof . . . at UCLA
where he'll receive his • A.B. in
economics this June . . . prior
to entering the Law School at
Michigan . . . `Td trade all the
lovely scenery and climate,"
Bernie adds, "for the view in
front of the Bowl-O-Drome in a
cold, snowy evening." Hm! . . .
A Patricia Stevens representative
will speak on "Good Grooming
and Modeling" . . . before the
David Pilnick BB Girls chapter,
Nov. 18, 7:30 p.m., in the Book
Bldg.,. . . Shirley Ginsburg gave
her home for an Armistice Day
program held by Emma Lazarus
Young Women of Bnai Brith .. .
Ralph Simkovitz chairmans the
Louis Marshall AZA hayride,
Nov. 15, at Magnolia Riding
Stables . . . Steel man Irving
Lazar promises that next year,
his summer cottage up north will
have a new name . . . and that's
for sure . . . It is now titled,
"The Nutshell" but he's gotten
tired of funny people calling to
ask whether, the kernel is in ..
Sam Kreiter, field director for
Medical School Campaign for
Hebrew University and Hadas-
sah, is coupling imperative busi-
ness with a chance to visit old
friends made while he was USO
director in Detroit . . . Date of
the Remembrance Day Dance giv-
en annually by 'Jewish Branch
of Canadian Legion has been
scheduled for Nov 23 at Shaar
Hashomayim Synagogue ... Folks
meeting at Shirley Gorman's
home, 2967 Cortlnad, at 8:30 p. m.
will get to Tall Towers Hayride
and Dance, Nov. 23 . Transpor-
tation problem has been settled
. . . Take a tip and make that
reservation now!
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WHILE IN LINE at the Detroit
Bank, last week, Marilyn • Sobel
watched as a blithe young lady
in front of her tried cashing a
check . . Asked to endorse it,
she said, "Why, my husband sent
it to me. He is away on business."
. . . The teller looked at her
with lowered eyebrows as he
replied, "Yes, madam, but just
endorse it. Sign it on the back,
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4 More Gestapo
Officers To Die
NUREMBERG, (JTA)—Oswald
Pohl, a former Gestapo general,
and three of his associates were
sentenced to
death by an
American mili-
tary tribunal
here for crimes
against human-
ity.
The condemned
men were part
of a group of 18
former Gestapo
officers charged
with responsibil-
ity for the death Oswald Pohl
of 1,000,000 Jews and other "non-
Aryans" and the imprisonment
of 10,000,000 people. During the
trial Pohl told the court that he
was influenced on the Jewish
question by Henry Ford's "The
International Jew," which Ford
disavowed several years after he
published it.
Youth Hi-Cites
By
Alice Jean
Harris
STUDENTS REPORT
Mickey Imber, Arlane Madison
and Dave Brown of Central High's
Student Council attended the con-
ference at Ann Arbor last week-
end. Schools all over Michigan
sent representatives to this meet-
ing.
Worthwhile projects for school
and community should be taken
up by student councils, the dele-
gates declared. Sponsoring school
dances, supporting civic activities
and supporting inter-school coun-
cils to stop vandalism and pro-
mote better relations between
schools are among the suggestions
coming from this state meeting.
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PARTIES
Along with Selma Berry's 16th
birthday, came a celebration at
the Statler, given by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berry. Annie
Ginns, Nancy Margulies, Connie
Karbal, Naomi Ruskin, Natalie
Lipshitz, Janice Gottlieb, Rene
Shaer, June Moss, Bonnie Segal
and Pearl Berry were among the
jovial group.
ttri inside wienie roast was the
prop for the setting of the birth-
day party given for Ted Fish-
man at Al Fiddler's home Nov. 8.
Sitting around the campfire were
Connie Karbal with Stanley Sta-
towski, Muriel Stern and Dave
Sklar, Arnie Aisen with Sylvia
Schlain and Sam Groushcoff with
Barbara Grossman, along with Al,
whose date was Selma Berry, and
Ted, whose partner, was Nancy'
Margulies.
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ISRAEL SPEAKS
Discussion of teen-age problems
was the topic discussed by Jere
Katzman, Dave Snider and Al
Harris at the Temple Israel Sis-
terhood meeting Monday, Nov.
10, at the Art Institute.
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ORGANIZATIONS
With their new pledges, Phi
Sigma Psi sisters gave a hay ride
amidst the icy breezes last Satur-
day evening at Morton's Stables.
Though the riders really shiver-
ed, they did enjoy a brisk eve-
ning.
Iota Sigma Tau is planning a
coketail 'party, a sleigh ride and
a spring dance.
The Mosaic Chapter of DeMo-
lay will have its installation
dance tomorrow evening at' Ma-
sonic Temple.
please, and your husband will
know we paid it to you." . . .
The young woman took the pen
extended to her and proceeded
to endorse it . . . "Your loving
wife, Edith." .
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Mrs. Hank Greenberg added
another championship to her
family list when her, horse, My
Bill, was awarded a 'trophy on
the opening day of the Horse
Show at ,Madison Square -Garden; ,
New York. •
Page - .. - TWeilty-..oree
Heard in the Lobbies
By ARNOLD LEVIN
(Copyright, 1947, Independent Jewish Press Service, Inc.)
Palestine Scene
PsYchologists, may learn something about -the character of the
Britishers who rule Palestine by studying a list of films recently
banned in that country. The films include The Mad Ghoul, Golem,
The House of Dracula and Open City, the last undoubtedly because
it depicts resistance to tyranny. The Mad Ghoul and The House of
Dracula, the British probably fear, are too reminiscent of the. Farran
Squad's activities and the tortures to Which the famed Birya de- .
tainees had been subjected at Acre jail.-
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Books
A. L. Patkin, editor of The Zionist, official' organ of the Aus-
tralian and New Zealand Zionist Federation, is the author of "The
Origins of the Russian-Jewish Labor Movement" (F. W. Cheshire
Pty. Ltd., Melbourne and London). In a compact volume of 260
pages, Patkin traces the history of the Russian-Jewish labor move-
ment from the beginning of the 19th century, and touches on ideol-
ogies and individuals that were part of the fabric of that movement,
the Bund, the Poale-Zion, and Dubnov, Borocgow, Medem and others.
It is a worthwhile volume of modern JewiSh history.
"Hechalutz, Builders and Fighters, 1947," published by Hechalutz
Organization of America, collected and edited by Yona Goldberg
and Nathan Friedel, is divided into four sections—one. is an inter-
esting symposium on Palestine pioneer recruiting among American
Jewish youth, the other contains factual descriptive material on the
American Hechalutz movement, and to 'deal' with . Haganah and
with uncertificated Jewish immigration to Palestine.
Off the Record
By NATHAN ZIPRIN -
(Copyright, 1947, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate)
Behind the Curtain
Emir Abdullah, of Trans-Jordan, has Britain's backing in his
feud with the ex-Multi of Jerusalem . .. Friends of Henry Wallace
say the ruler of the most powerful of the Arab states made this claim
when he received the ex-Vice-President . .. An Iranian diplomat,
who can be described as a "progressive Mohammedin" and pro-
Zibnist, has cautioned a number of leading UN delegates and Zionists
against rushing through partition without an adequate transition
period .. . He is reported on good authority .to have said that if
there is no interim period and if the people in the projected Arab
state are not given the opportunity to develop governmental insti-
tutions, the Mufti and his henchmen will immediately seize control
of the country . . . A sufficient transition period, he said, would
enable the widespread opposition to the Mufti to crystallize itself
while giving the liberal elements an opportunity to come to the
ascendancy to the mutual benefit of the Arab and Jewish states.
National Organizations
Pledge Adherence to
Conference Successor
NEW YORK. — Approving in
principle the plan for a perma-
nent organization to succeed the
American Jewish Conference, as
formulated by the Conference
Committee on Future Organiza-
tion, a number of national mem-
bership organizations presently
affiliated with the Conference,
have already pledged their ad-
herence to the projected new
body.
Official action on the plan has
thus far been taken by Hadassah,
American Jewish Congress, Bnai
Zion, United Synagogue of
America and United Romanian
Jews of America.
Rabin Elected Judge
NEW YORK (JPS)—Benjamin
J. Rabin, Democratic representa-
tive in Congress from the Bronx,
was elected to the Snpreme Court
in the First Judicial District here
last week for a 14 year term.
Mr. Rabin, who surrenders his
Congressional seat was born in
Rochester, N. Y., in 1896. He was
elected to Congress in 1944 and
re-elected in 1946.
From the Pages of
Russia Extends Invitation
To Palestine Laborites
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
Palestine labor delegation which
is going to Moscow at the invi-
tation of the Soviet Government
to attend the ceremonies mark-
ing the 30th anniversary of the
Revolution will consist of two
Communists, two members of
the Mapai, two representatives
of the Tenua L'Achrut Avodah,
two of the Hashomer Hatzair,
Shlomo Kaplansky, a leader of
the League to Aid Rusia, and
Mania Shochet, a labor leader,
who are going in their individual
capacities.
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