Bevin's Hitlerite Methods
Condemned by Ruth Gruber

3-,000 Hear Noted Author's Analysis of Israel's . Triumph at
Annual Event of Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish National ,
Fund;$70,000 Raised for Land Redemption

Egypt's decision that it is safer
to sit down with the Jews to • talk
peace than to accept Bevin's help
is the turning point in the battle
for justice in the Middle East, Dr.
Ruth, Gruber, eminent author,
lecturer and traveler, told 3,000
men and women at' the annual
donor event of the Ladies' Aux-
iliary - of the . Jewish National
Fund at the Masonic Temple last
Sunday afternoon.
In an emphatic condemnation
of the continued destructive pol-
icies of the present British gov-
ernment, Miss Gruber declared
that the situation on Cyprus is
even worse today than it was a
year ago, that.11,000 men, women
and . children are without water,
that they are treated indecently,
that Britain, under the High Com-
missioner for Cyprus Sir Godfrey
Collins (whom the internees call.
Sir God), are acting without legal
right to keep them there.

features included songs and im-
personations by Shoshanah - Da-
mari and Joseph Goland, with
Moshe Wilensky as accompanist.
The three guests stars are from .
Israel.

Additional Donors.

Contributions to the JNF Aux-
iliary's annual donor project, in
addition • to those . published last
week, include the following:
Golden Book Inscriptions—
$100 each:

In Memory of Abraham Aranow by
Friends; My Loving Wife, Sophie by
Ben Cooper; Father and Mather, Kal-
man and Chana ZivitZ by Mr. and Mrs.
Sarn Liptzen and • Children; Sophie
Stollman by Stollman Family.
In honor of: Federal Engineering
Corporation; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W.
Foreman; Gran d Rapids Coat and
Apron Service; Mr. and Mrs. •- Carl
Langer on their 25th Wedding Anniver-
sary by Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hermelin;
Lion Steel Company ; Miller Lumber
Company; Our 50th Wedding Anniver-
sary by Mr. and Mrs.. Joel Portnoy;
Mr. and. Mrs. Ben. Pupko; Mr.• 'and
Mrs. David L. Tyner; ***David Horo-
doker Juniors; Jewish National Work-.
ers' Alliance Branch 137 (Arlazoroff);
First President, Emil Spilman, by
"Jews have won the war and Our
P'ninah Club of Mizrachi; Our son
you, the givers to . the JNF , Gerald, on His Bar Mitzvah, by Mr.
and Mrs. Jule Kraft. (Stars denote
have made it possible," she
extra -inscriptions).

stated. "Everyone in Israel _ is
intoxicated, although you
never see a drimk in Jerusalem,
Tel Aviv or Haifa. And the
greatest change that I can re-
port from Israel is that there
are no more Englishmen left
there."

Declaring that every one has
grown\two inches taller in Israel,
'Dr. Gruber said that the people
nevertheless are acting with hu-
mility in accepting the miracle of
the past year. All of the myths
were exploded and Great Britain
was defeated in her destructive
efforts, she pointed out, and re-
calling the Arab threat to drive
the Jews into the sea she said
that the only people who were
driveri to the brink of the sea
were the Haifa Arabs who had
left their - homes in unjustified
fright.
Paying tribute to the heroism
and wisdom of the leaders of the
Israel government, Miss Gruber
predicted that it would over-
whelmingly be re-elected in the
coming election. She declared
that three weapons were respon-
sible for Israel's triumphs: 1.
Ein breira—there was no other
alternative for people who had to
defend their homes and had no
other place to go to; Z: the Molo-
tov Cocktails, the only weapon
the Jews possessed, and 3. the
help that came from American
Jewry.
Among the great triumphs
scored by Israel, although out-
.numbered 40 to 1 by Arabs,
which Miss Gruber included
among the miracles of the war
were the battles of Daganiah,
where Jews, with only - a few
Molotov cocktails, turned back
armored tanks; Safed, where the
tide was turned by 37 Palmach
Members, and the Negev. She
related instructions given to Jew-
ish defenders not to -throw Molo-
tov cocktails at Arabs "until you
see the whites of their eyes," and
how British-made tanks carrying .
insignia "we like to kill Jews"-
were routed.

Trees in Hordes Forest:

Gardens, $150. each : In Memory of
son, Sgt. • Bernard Victor Canner, by
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Canner; in honor
of Kosher Butchers' "Association; ,Sch-
wartz Brothers. $75. each: Arthur
Shutkin, Con. Beth Abraham.

Sefer Bar Mitzvah:

By Mr. and Mrs. Jack Aaron; In
Honor of our son, Gerald, Inscribed
by Mr. and Mrs. Jule Kraft.

Chai—$18.:

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fisher, Mrs.
Doris Guttenberg, Holbrook Market,
Keo Cutters, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob M.
Lattin, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lewis, Dr.
and Mrs. M. Naimark, *Dr. and Mrs.
I. Walter Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Nate
Wigod.

Sefer Hayeled:

In Honor of Birthday of Judith Sar-
rell Kazdan by -Dr. and Mrs. Louis L.
Kazdan ; In Honor of Birth of Rich-
ard R. Miller by Parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Miller. •

Settle-A-Family Pledges:

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fisher, Mrs.
Anna Goldberg, Kowal and Keywell,
Michigan Free Loan, Midwest Iron
Metal Co., Wayne Steel and Supply
Co., *Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pollack, In
Memory of David Komaroff by Mr.
and . Mrs. Charles Milan, *In honor of
marriage of son, Chaim to• Tova Sny-
er by parents Mr. and Mrs. 'Bernard
dMilinsk y.

Memoriams:

In Loving Memory of our dearly de-
parted: Parents, Selma and David
Brill by oaugm-rs, Ethel and Rose;
Jack L. Beckerman,by Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Gladstone; Daughter, Bessie by
Parents, Sol and Mollie Gorman;Hus-
band Albert Dvorkin by wife Et
hel;
Children Paul and Dave; Lt. Daniel
Ginsburg by Mr. and Mrs. Max Miner;
Bernard Sucher by Mr. and MrS. Al-
bert Millman; Husband Samuel Kos-
low by Mrs. Rose Koslow.

Dunam $25 gifts (stars * or **
denote extra dunams):

Mrs. Henry-Cohan, Mrs. M. H. En-
gelman,, Mrs. Mac Fischer, Mrs. Albert
E. Greer, Mrs. Sam Gunsberg, . "Mrs.
H. Halberg, *Mrs. Morris Hardware,
Independent Detroit Lodge, Mrs.
Samuel Jacobson, Mrs. Norman Midle-
man, *Mrs. Max Nosanchuk, Sheruth
League, Mrs. I. M. Zitomer, Louis
Zeff, Morton Berlin.
Mrs. Norman Adilman, Mrs. Herman
G. Adler, Mrs. Henry S. Alper, *Mrs.
Evelyn Ai'slande-. Mrs. Hyman B'nks,
Mrs. Joseph G. Berry, Mrs. Jack Birn-
krant, Mrs. Albert tioesky, Mrs. Wil-
liam Boesky, -Mrs. Hyman Bookstein,
Mrs. Nate Cooper, *Mrs. Paul Deutch,
Mrs. Max Dunitz, Mrs. Paul Faust,
*Mrs. William G. Frankford, "Mrs.
Harry Galperin, Mrs. Louis Germansky,
"Gold Dollar Bar. "Mrs. David GOld-
berg, *Mrs. Abraham G o 1 d s t e.I n,
**Mrs. Benjamin Gorman, Mrs. ,Jerry
Greenblatt, Mrs. David Kallman, Mrs.
R. 'R. Kallman, Mrs. Samuel,X..
.
Kaufman,
Mrs. M. Lerner, Mrs. BenjaTnin Levy,
Mrs. B. D. Lieberman, %Mrs. Harry
Lightstone, Mrs. Ruby Lightstone,
Mrs. Sarah Lipchinsky, "Mrs. S..Mey-
ers, Mrs Joseph Miller, Mrs. Harry
Millman, Mrs. Sol Millman, "Mrs. Alex
Nichamin, Mrs. Samuel Raimi, Mrs.
Dr. Gruber compared the -
ppssen.
Co
Mrs. Joseph P. Sandler, Mrs. Edward .
peace proposal—which would
Sklar, "Mrs. Benjamin 'Smith, Mrs: Jo-
have meant..' utter defeat—of seph L. Staub, "*Mrs. William Stone,
Mrs. A. C. Tigay, Mrs. Herbert Wal-
Count Bernadotte to the similar
lace, Mrs. Irving Weingarden, Mrs.
appeasement act in Czechoslo-
Herman. D. Weiss, Mrs. Irving ,Wine,
vakia of Count Runciman 10 Pessie Sorin 7.viller Ladies' - Aid So-
ciety, Cong. Beth Aaron Sisterhood,
years earlier, and declared that Cong.
Beth Abraham, Friendly Unit
"Sevin is repeating the tactics Club, *Galician .Society Ladies' Aux-
Aid Society,
of Hitler.
Master Plumbers Ladies' Auxiliary.
Deutch
.
Family
Club,
Mrs.
Mrs. Jack -Rosenthal, :president Kanater, Mrs. Jack E. Lawson, Edward
Mr. Si-
of the Auxiliary; in opening re- mon Liberman. *Paul's Cut Rate Drugs.
marks, announced. -that this year's Mrs. Raymond Redlich, Mr. A. M.
Mrs. Abraham Shulevitz, Jul-
event netted $70,000' for the JNF. Schmier,
ius and Sol Weiner, -Mrs. ••David S.
Weisberg,
Mrs. Henry I. Wineman,
She outlined the numerous ways
Robert S. Wigok.
in which' the fund can be -aug- "Mrs.
American Linen Simply. Mrs. .Aaron
mented by tree planting, the Asatinsky, *Mrs. Philip Ash, Leonard
Mrs. Alex H. Barnett„ *Block
Blue and White Boxes and Gold- Banovitz,
Bros., Mrs. Abe R. Brasch, Mrs. • Jack
en Book inscriptions and urged Brecher, Mrs. B. Bregman, Mr. Wil-
liam ',Brent, Mrs. Morris Canvasser,
uninterrupted efforts throughout Mrs.
Norman Cottler, East Side Merch-
ants Ex. Bd., Mrs. Philip •Eisenshtadt,
the year for land-redemption:
*Mrs. - Robert Ettinger, Mr. Morris
The gathering was greeted by Feller.
*Mrs. Maurice Garelick, Mrs. Jack
Irving Schlussel, president of the Glazer,
'Mrs. Nathan • Goldin, *Mrs.
Jewish National Fund Council; Anna Grossman, Mrs., Samuel Hecht-
man,
Mrs.
Max Hoberman, *Mrs. Sim-
Mrs. Peter Chodoroff, fund-rais on M. Kleinplatz.
Mrs. Saul R, Levin,
ing chairman who directed this l‘Vs. Max M. Lublin, Mrs. • Harold
Maxman. Mrs. Morris Meyers, Mrs.
year's drive, and Mrs. I. Walter Harry
Moore. Mrs. Louis Nathanson,
Silver, who presided at the pro- Northwest Plumbing and Heating,
Park
Loan
Association, "Mrs. Walter
gram. Bella Goldberg led in the Rabinowitz,
*Radomer Aid Society,
singing Of the national anthems. Ladies of.
Morris- and-..Alex-- Samuels. **Mrs.
lie irnpressive—errterttininnt Israel
Schwartz, "Mrs. , Kolman Shap-

6---THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 21, 1949

iro, Mr. Nathan Shecter, Siegel Iron .
and Metal Co., Mrs. Jack Sylvan, Mr.
R. R. Tobin, 'Tuesday Nite Group,
Mrs. Henry Wineman, "Mrs. Sol Zeme,
Eastern Ladies' Society, First Hebrew
Cong. of Delray, "House of Shelter,
Keshenever Bersarabie Verein, *Miz-
rachi, Sisters of Zion, Northwest He-
brew Cong. and Center, Polonner-
Woliner Aid Association.

- Patrons, $10 each:

-Mrs: Irving Aaron, Mrs. Hyman J.
Bailies, Mks. J. .Beresh, Mrs. Eugene
Brummer, Mrs. Hugo Friedberg, Mrs.
Ida Gantz, Gantz Pure Food. iviarket,
Mrs. William • H. Gard, • Mrs. David
Goldberg, Mrs. • Ben • Green; Mrs.. El-
eanbr Railbronner, -_- Mrs. Frank Harary;
Mrs. ;Max N. Kahn, S. Kanners Co.,
Mrs.' ; Nathan Kaplan, • Mrs. Simon C.
Kates, Mrs: Harry A. Katzmari, Mrs. -

Mrs. Meyer • Lasser, Mrs. Eli Levin-,
Mrs. Morris Levine, -Mrs. Henry -Lich-
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Mr. I. Podolsky, Mrs. I. H. Pohl,'
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Mrs. Harry Robinson, Mrs. Fred W.
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Jrcnh. Shapiro. ivr ,-, x Shultz, Mrs.
H. M. Shulman, Mrs. Max Sosin, Mrs.
Harry Springel, Mrs. Emory Stein,
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Co., Mrs. Philip Vernick, Mrs. Joseph
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'Ruth and Freda .Weisman, Mrs. Max
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Martin Cohen, Mrs..? F. Esser, Mrs.
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Goodman, Mrs. Jacob -H. Grant, Mrs.
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Lawton, Mrs. John Logan, , Mrs. Louis
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Hy Silverman, Mrs. Ben_ Silverstein.
MrS. Arthur Barit, Mrs. Morris Berk,
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Mrs. Victor Rader, Mrs. A. Rosenthal,
Mrs. Maurice M. Safir, Mrs. Albert
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M. Shulman, Mrs. Herman Siegel, Mrs.
Paul Sikov, Mrs. Ben Snider, Mrs.
Julius • C. • Solomon, Mrs. Dora Stein,'
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man,. Wyandotte News Co., MrS. Maur-
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Mrs. Benj. Zalla, Mrs. Kenneth Zim-
merman.

Donor $6 gifts: •

Mrs. Morris Bistrow, Mrs. Ira Braw-
er, Mrs. Morris BroWn, Mrs. 'Joseph
Burke, Mrs. Joseph' L. Corn, Mrs. hol
D. ,Forman, Mrs. Leo I. Friediander,
Mrs. Albert E. galin, Mrs. Jack Gar
field, Mrs. Sam Gooarnan, Mrs. Philip
Gorzek, Mrs. Morris Gurevitch, Miss .
rwse ...ott,K, Mrs. s
Isadore Margolisi. Mrs. Jacob Nosan-
chuk, Mrs. Harry M. Press ; Mrs. Max
Reitman, Mrs. Raymond Rosenberg,
Mrs. Phiilp Schreiner, Mrs. Maurice
Shapiro, Mrs. A. L. Weisman.
Mrs. Nathan Apsel, Mrs. Hugo Bie-
gel, Mrs. William Bluford, Mrs. Saul
G. Dunitz, Mrs. I. Elson, Mrs.-Sadie B.
Farber, Mrs. Joseph Feldman, - Mrs.
Jack Fine, Mrs. Ben Z. Freeman, Mrs.
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William Solomon, Mrs. Irving Stoller,
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garden, Mrs. Leo Weintraub, Mrs.
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Bessie Simon.
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Ben Altman, • Mrs. Annie R. Appel,'

By BENNETT CERF

REPORTER, sent' to cover an opening of the Metropoli
tan opera season (in the days before patrons made news
by standing on their heads in the lobby, or doing a strip-
tease in the lounge) didn't
wait to see who turned out.
He copied down the names
from the brass plates on
the doors to the boxes,
turned in his story, and
went off to a prize fight.

Unfortunately, the, brass
plates bore the names of the
original box-holders. The next
day the society editor told him
sourly, "You covered a • lot of
ground last night: not only the
opening of the opera, but the '
opening of a number of vaults
in Woodlawn Cemetery."

4, * *

Who "originates" anecdotes, and who has the right to stop anyone
from re-telling them ?
Nicholas Murray Butler summed up the situation this -way: "In
the case of the first person to use an anecdote, it is originality; in
the second. plagiarism; in the third, rehashing a stale story. Finally.
after a short interval, a fourth uses the anecdote. In his case, he is
credited with research!"

The Flonzaley Quartet had just concluded a concert at Town Hall
when a lady descended 'upon the second violinist, and demanded a.
look at his instrument. She examined it minutely, and then ex-
claimed, "It looks exactly like a first violin!"

"What do you keep in that lovely vase on the mantel ?" asked
Mrs. Treeger.
"My husband's ashes," answered,Mrs. Tillman.
"Forgive me," gasped Mrs. Treeger. "I didn't know he was dead."
"He's far, from dead," explained Mrs. Ullman. "He's simply too
-
lazy to look for an ash tray.'

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