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70 MCs Confer on
Palestine Issues

Page Seventeen

Hartstein Named Dean
Of New University School

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5' 8" and guys, six feeL
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HARRY GREEN, Edgewater
Park clown who's name appeared
under picture of brother-in-law,
Sonny Schlossberg, Actors Corn-
pany funnyman in hisdown rights,
in Billboard Magazine . . . quips
in a note regarding the incident
which was recently itemed in the
column . . . "I shall introduce
myself as Harry Green, Sonny's
brother-in_law—the Same broth-)
er-in-law who suffered so greatly
through the error in Billboard.
And believe me, I suffered as only
a true artist can suffer. Imagine
the humiliation I have borne.
Me, Harry Green, 25 years in
show biz only to waste my good
name and publicity in a national
magazine on a picture of Sonny
Schlossberg. It couldn't have
been Bob Hope, Red Skelton or
Danny Kaye—no, it had to be
Sonny's photo—that's the . mahzel
I've got!"
* * *
CHILDREN'S DEPT. . . . Little
Bernice Helfman, - seven years
old, remarked while helping her-
self to the last biscuit on the
plate . . . "This won't matter to
me, 'cause I've been an old maid
all my life, anyhow."
* * *
MORE DISA 'N DATA . . . Ida
Ash has written show take-off on
"Oklahoma" . . . with title of
"Miami" . . . Will be given by
Pisgah Women's Dramatic Group,
March 21, at Central High . .
Bette Weinberg and Ann Mador-
sky, president, also helped on
scripting . . . First inter-racial
fashion show in Detroit is original
idea of Morris Gleischer . . to
be given • as Spring Hat Review,
March 6, at Masonic Temple . . .
Designer Drake Tolbert's hats
are on practically every feminine
Negro entertainment star in
country . . . Gals from the com-
munity are needed. by the way,
to show off the chic chapeaus
. • . Dr. Ben Shlain is mighty
proud pappy . .. Daughter, Val-
erie, graduated Durfee with all
A's and a teeny weeny B that
snuck in to relieve the monotony
. . . The Social, Inc. "Are You
Superstitious" affair, dated for
Friday, Feb. 13 . . . will be for
members only . . . Dave Safer-
- stein will chairman Purim Car-
nival of Hashomer Hatzair . . .
March 21 at Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. . . . The Zionist youth
group will celebrate Purim as it's
done in Tel Aviv . . . carnival
fashion ... Herb and Rena Glass-
berg threw party after finally
finding a place to call "home"
. It's a little two-room kitchen-
ette apartment . . . not just ex-
actly avahat they wanted .. . but
there's no room for complaint ...
Wheels are rolling to make corn-
ing all-Jewish boxing t rurney
even greater than tire fin CYO
Tournament . . . Plans a e be-
ing completed to give free train-
ing facilities to unattached boys
in various weights . . . Pledges
of cooperation are being received
from prominent pro fighters,
managers, referees and trainers
. . . Speaking of boxing, Pisgah
BB Lodge will have. top-notch
exhibiting of the fisticuffs art ...

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — A
delegation of. Senators is being
formed to take up the question
of Palestine on the highest Ad-
ministration levels, it was learned
here, following a meeting of 70
Senators and Representatives
with Dr. Emanuel Neumann,
president of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America. There is rea-
son to believe that the Palestine
question will be discussed in the
near future at a meeting of the
Cabinet, Dr. Neumann said.
Dr. Neumann reiterated his
warning to the Senators and Con-
gressmen that the situation in
Palestine would deteriorate fur-
ther if it is not firmly checked
now, resulting in a much more
serious situation for the United
States. He urged on the Con-
gressional gathering the necessity
of these five steps: L Lifting of
the embargo; 2. Recognition of
Haganah as a defense force; 3.
Working out the problem of an
international police force through
the Security Council; 4. U. S.
leadership in the Security Coun-
cil in organizing such a force;
and 5. Diplomatic action through
regular diplomatic channels to
check aggression against Pales-
tine by the Arab states.

More Foster Homes
Asked by the MB

A plea for additional foster
homes for children in the Detroit
area is being made by the Jewish
Social Service Bureau, a Red
Feather service, Harold Silver,
executive director, said Thurs-
day.
"More foster homes are needed
because many foster parents are
leaving town or are unable to
continue boarding children for
other reasons," Silver said. "Also
there are more children needing
homes now, including refugee
children from displaced persons
camps who are being settled in
Detroit through efforts of the
U. S. Committee for the Care of
European Children."
The. Children's Department of
the Social Service Bureau pro-
vides between $43 and $65 per
month for the care of the children
and takes care of clothing, med-
ical and dental expenses. Social
workers help foster parents plan
for the children.
The children who desperately
need homes range in age from 10
days to 21 years. Some need fos-
ter homes for months and some
for years. None of the children
are for adoption.
Silver urged that all persons
who were interested in becoming
foster parents contact the Chil-
dren's Department of the Jewish
Social Service Bureau at 5737
Second, TR. 2-4080.

at their Feb. 23 "Sports Night"
at Jewish Center . . . Promoter
Nat Gurwin at it again . . . Nat
also wheeled the "Sports Night"
we m.c.'d., last week, for Louis
Marshall Lodge ... How that guy
does get around . . . and . gets
things done!

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DR. • JACOB I. HARTSTEIN,
noted educator and psychologist,
has been named clean of Yeshiv-
ah University'S School of Educa-
tion and Community Administra-
tion which will open in Septem-
ber as the eighth division of the
University. Dr. Hartstein is now
director of the Graduate Schools
and professor of education at the
University,

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Revisionists to Elect
Convention Delegates

A special meeting of the
United Zionists-Revisionists will
be held at 8:3t) p.m. Tuesday,
Feb. 17, in the library of Bnai
Moshe synagogue, to elect dele-
gates to the national convention.
The month ending Feb. 23 has
been designated as registration
month. The Detroit branch is
asking all members to make every
effort to attend this meeting and
assure a paid-up standing. For
information, call the president,
M. Manuel Merzon, TY. 5-3194,
or the secretary, Joseph Gross-
man, DA. 7674.

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NEWS

By BEATRICE HEIMAN
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

LISTENING S

JUDGES FOR THE Third An-
nual Beauty-Personality Contest
now being conducted by the col-
umn. . . . will be named shortly
. . . Grand prize for "Miss
Mystery" and second and third
place winners are being carefully
selected by the committee . . .
All finalists will receive prizes,
too..
ALL PICTURES WILL •be re-
turned . . . and if you haven't
one to enter . . just call Paul
Kirsch, Jewish News staff photo-
grapher RA. 7563, for appoint-
ment . . There's no charge .. .
Either a photo or suitable snap-
shot is acceptable for entry . . .
Pictures left at community meet-
ing places are being received .. .
For mailing, send it to Listening
Post, Jewish News. 2114 Penob-
scot Bldg., Detroit 26.
"MISS MYSTERY" needs a
title . .. so what'll we call the
first-place winner? .. . Top sug-
gestion wins a prize!
* * *
BEST BET of the Weekend ... .
Second Annual 'Hillel Dance . . .
Feb. 7 at Masonic Temple . .
with coronation of Hillel queen.
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EDDIE BROWN was taking
plane out of Chicago . . . hadn't
had much sleep . . . except that
in Palmer House lobby . . . be-
cause of room shortage . .. Saw
empty airline limousine parked
. . and decided to get a little
shut-eye before and during trip
to airport . . . Woke up couple of
hours later . . . found limousine
sitll empty and parked in same
spot .a. a learned his plane had
already gone . • . He asked why
limousine hadn't left ... and was
told it only carried passengers
for airlines it belonged to . . .
which wasn't one Eddie was go- -
ing on!
* * *
JEWELRY DEPT, . . . Marilyn
Koblin and Irving Katz are en-
gaged . Will wed in May . . .
"Slippy" Gorman and Charles
Metchic of New York were rec-
ently tied . . . Barbara Roe and
Dr. Ray Robins will say "I Do"
in March.
* * *
DISA 'N DATA . . . Answer-
ing inquiry, Bill Lansky is name
of amigo o'er airwaves . .. who
introduces rhumba tunes under
title of "Pedro Allegro" . . . Next
Holiday Hop at Jewish Center
slated for Feb. 15 . . . with co-
operation of local March of Dimes
Committee . . . Phil Brestoff and
boys again returning by request
. .. Murray Sabin and Sam Shul-
man received national member-
ship awards . .. for formation of
five new Bnai Brith chapters,
last year . . . Feb. 11 meeting of
Jr. Service Group . . . with Rabbi
Jacob Segal speaking . . • was
moved up from Feb. 1 . . . The
services at Temple Beth El, Feb.
6 . . . have been set aside es-
pecially for young adults . .
will include services and sermon
by Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer arfd
social hour . . . Lots of folks with
ideas about selling their homes
are deciding otherwise . . . after
reading real estate agent's des-
cription ofait ... and finding that
it seemed to be just the place
they were looking for! . . . Lou
Schwartz beat Al Hooberman for
handball singles title at Center
. . With humiliating 21-1, 21-10
avalanche of little black balls ...
After the match, a gallery-ite re-
marked, "Schwartz must have
felt pretty lonesome, in there all
by himself!"
* * *
TAKE YOUR PICK of two
swell affairs scheduled for night
of Feb. 8 . . Masada and Jr.
Haclassah "Bubble Bounce" . . .
for members . . . at Park Ave.
Penthouse . .. Tall Towers "Mil-
lionaires Party" . . at home of
Gerri Hamburg, 3000 Webb . . .1
You get a million bucks to spend
• . . and dance with the "rich.

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