Laski Lectures in U. S.
THE JEWISH NEWS
Looking jaun-
ty, political
science PROF .
HAROLD
LASKI, Univer-
sity of London,.
form er British
Labor party
chairman, ar-
rives i n New
York on the
Queen Elizabeth
to deliver a
series of Lec-
tures. He and
Mrs. Laski (left)
arrived on same
ship with Las-
ki's arch foe in
British politics,
Winstop. Chur-
chill.
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Our Letter Box
Favors Shapero for Judge
Editor, the Jewish News:
I am glad to join with prom-
inent Jewish leaders in sponsor-
ing the candidacy of Nelson S:
Shapero for Judge of Common
Pleas Court at the April 4 elec-
tion. Among the prominent De-
troiters who are favoring Mr.
Shapero's candidacy are Louis
and Jerry Bielfield, Selma L.
Becker, Maurice Aronsson, Jose-
phine Stern Weiner, Gertrude
Rush Willems, Saul Lewis, Mrs.
Dora Ehrlich,. Herman Jacobs.
Mr. Shapero advocates night
sessions for Judges of the Com-
mon Pleas Court. He believes
there are many people to whom
the loss of a day's pay in appear-
ing in court during the day is a
hardship. We believe that Mr.
Shapero is an able man who will
benefit our court system. Do you
wonder some of us are giving up
practically all our time working
for his election?
ATHEL F. DENHAM.
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Favors Judge Drake •
Editor, The Jewish News:
The impartiality and ability of
former Judge Jesse Drake impels
me to write and to urge his • re-
election on April 4. Judge Drake
has practiced law here for 30
years, taught law at Wayne Uni-
versity, and presently is Special
Assistant to the U. S. Distriet At-
torney. He helped organize the
school system in the Philippines.
He • is rated as preferred by the
Detroit Citizens League, was
recommended editorially by the
Detroit Free Press and has been
commended by the News and
Times.
ALLEN SLOAN
Came in the Middle
A writer ran int• Warner Pro-
ducer Jerry -("Johnny Belinda")
Wald and_ said, "I saw your 'Don
Juan' picture last night." "How
did you like it?" beamed Jerry.
"Well," the writer replied, "I
walked out in the middle." Wald
went white, then muttered, "But
why?" "Because," answered the
writer, "I came in in the middle!"
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Friday, April 1, 1949
Radinsky Appointed to
UPA Executive Post
Hapoel Group Sets Up
New Settlement in Negev
TEL AVIV (JTA)—The first
settlement established by the
Hapoel Hamizrachi of Amerrra
was formally inaugurated in the
Negev, 20 miles south of here.
The 120 members of the new
colony include former settlers of
Kfar Darom, which held out for
five weeks, against continued
Egyptian onslaughts during the
recent fighting, and a Hapoel
Hamizrachi group known as
Netiuout-M or a s h i comprising
Americans and South Africans.
The Ameridans in the group,
members of both Hapoel Hamiz-
rachi and Hashomer Hadati,
trained at the latter, group's
Hachsharah camps in Cranberry,
N. J., and Guelth, Ontario,
Canada. Israeli Immigration MM-
ister Moshe Shapira, Yitzhak
Raphael of the Jewish Agency,
and Rabbi Zeev Segal, of the
American Hapoel Hamizrachi or-
ganization, participated in the
colony's opening ceremonies. The
colony is the 23rd established by
the religious group and the first
to be replaced of five Mizrachi
colonies destroyed in the war, in-
cluding the Kfar Etzion bloc.
Ellis Radinsky, former head of
the - Community Contacts Depart-
ment of the IJnited Palestine Ap-
pal, has been named executive
director of that °n"a"vz..:4
o rganiza
tion, Judge Mor-*
r i s Rothenberg,'
acting na-
tional chairman:,
of UPA, an-
nounced.
A former field
✓ epresen t-
ative for the
Council of Jew- a, :
i s.h Federations E. Radinsky
and Welfare Funds, Mr. Radinsky
is a graduate of the New York
School of Social Work and has
had extensive experience in so-
cial service activities, as well as
in organizing the Jewish com-
munity effort in behalf of the
United Jewish Appeal. A native
of New York City, he has served
as' a case supervisor in the De-
partment of Welfare and also as
ExecutiVe Director of the League
for Labor Palestine. Mr. Radin-
sky succeeds Harry Shapiro who
has resigned.
The Bible on Records
WASHINGTON, (WJA)—T h e
complete text on records of the
bible has now been incorporated
in the library of the United
States Congress. It fills 169
gramophone records which take
85 hours to .play.
Economic Department
Organized by Agency
Tw4n Pines -Produces
The establishment in New York
of an Economic Department' by
the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
fo'1 the purpose of stimulating
and mobilizing American invest-
ment capital for the development
of Isral " was announced by Dr.
Nahum Goldmann, acting chair-
man of the American Section of
the Jewish Agency 'Executive.
Robert R. Nathan, serving as
economic adviser to the Jewish
1 • - .11 of
ze an(1 airect
the activities of the new ,depart-
ment, which will be located at
the offices of the Jewish Agency
for Palestine at 16 66th St.. New
York. Mr. Nathan will be as-
sisted by a staff of investment
experts, economists and engineers.
"The Economic Department
will welcome inquiries from in-
dividuals, firms and 'organizations
throughout America with respect
to investments, tourist traffic and
general economic information,"
Dr. Goldman .stated, adding, "to,
the maximum extent of its abil-
ity, the department will serve
all inquirers."
Milk and dairy products Kosh-
er for Passover will be produced
by . Twin Pines Farm Dairy for
the first time this year. The spec-
ial holiday dairy foods will zee
produced under supervision of
the Vaad Harabonim.
Twill. Pines Dairy, incorporated
in 1933, became completely em-
ployee-owned in 1941. Twin Pines
bottles more milk each day thaii
any other locally owned dairy In
Michigan.
New! Exclusive
Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of
one scholarship to the Scholar-
ship fund of the schools from
Morris Karbal honoring Louis
Robinson on the occasion of his
60th birthday.
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one scholarship from Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith of Glen=
dale Ave. in honor of their son,
Bruce, on the occasion of his Bar
Mitzvah, which will take place
Saturday, April 9.
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six scholarships from the United
Dairies on the occasion of tit
publication of the United Hebrew
Schools bulletin, "Kolanu" ("Our
Voice").
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BERLIN (JTA)—United States
Army , headquarters announced
that German provincial authori-
ties in Bavaria have been asked
by Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U. S.
military governor of Germany, to
examine the evidence against use
Koch, notorious German war
criminal, with a view toward
prosecuting her in the German
courts.
The announcement also re-
vealed that Gen. Clay had prom-
ised the . German authorities that
they would "be assisted in every
way possible," in their_ efforts' to
prosecute Frau Koch, who has
been charged with ordering lamp-
shades made from the skins of
murdered concentration camp in-
mates. The statement also said
that the Koch woman could not
be tried again by the Army. This
development was interpreted by
observers here to mean that Gem
Clay was applying pressure on
the German authorities to • try
her.
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