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THE JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, April 15, 1949
Danny Raskin's Po
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PLEASE EXCUSE the noise .. .
We're writing this column at
home . and mom has "the
girls" over for some card shark-
ing . . . They play a new kind of
game . . . When the final shuffle
has been accounted for, they
check to see how each other
made out . . Everybody lost!
. . Hey, mom! How about some-
thing to eat?
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AMONG THE Jewish young-
sters on that video program,
Kid.do Kort, every Sunday at 7
p.m.... Howard Pollack has been
answering the longest . . . sport-
ing a record of six months . . .
He is eight years old . . . Marsha
Lowinger is 11 .. . Gloria Joyce
Rich and Andrea Caron are only
five.
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means is by obtaining pass-out
check from a friend who has
already made sure person at door
saw him or her go out . . and
then gets back in under pretense
of. losing check.
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BEST PASSOVER story of last
year had car dealer Larry Israel
and son, Harvey, in from Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh, as the
principal characters . . . Both
were bringing Passover dishes
down from the attic . . . They
grabbed the heavy box began
lugging it down stairs . . . when
halfway down, Harvey asked pop
to go a trifle slower . .. Larry,
however, continued his steady
pace, remarking, "What's the
matter, college life too soft for
you? . . . Harvey practically
pleaded with him to take it
easier . . . but was just reminded
that he'd probably be in better
condition if he didn't run around
nights on the campus . . . Finally
unable to restrain himself any
longer, Harvey yelled out . .
"I'm having enough trouble back
here dad, without having to
listen to any sermons! My belt
busted!"
Send in your prize Passover
tale . .. Best one gets a new tie
or something.
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BNAI BRITH KEGLERS tried
something different last week,-
among its two and three holers
. .. and daringly so, too . . . what
with a mixed-doubles tourney
that could easily have resulted
in the breaking up of homes .. .
where man and wife were con-
cerned . . . It went off so well,
in fact, that the experiment will
no-w probably be an annual event.
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To Meet in New York
Anyone knowing the where-
abouts of Joseph Strasser, form-
Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower and erly of 1851 W. 54th St., Cleve-
Samuel H. Rubiner of Detroit, land, is asked to contact Mrs. A.
are members of the Jewish Cen- Engel, 13835 LaSalle Blvd.
ter Division con-unittee of the
National Jewish Welfare Board,
which will hold its sixth annual
The constitutionality of a sec- meeting April 30 and May 1 at
tion of the Nationality Act of the Hotel Commodore in New
1940, which provides for the York City. .
automatic loss of citizenship by
The meeting will be devoted
naturalized Americans residing to an examination of new ele-
abroad for more han five years, ments, trends and forces affect-
has been challenged in an ami- ing local Jewish Centers and Y's
cus curiae brief filed by the A two-day institute on Jewish
American Jewish Congress in a Center progratinming, April 28
case now pending before the and 29, also at the Commodore,
COMPLETE
United States Supreme Court
CATERING SERVICE
will
preced
the
meeting.
of Appeals in the District of
Congress Indicts
Nationality Act for
S ._ . _ _ Unconstitutionality
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Whereabouts Sought
23 Jewish Center Leaders
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BORIS JOFFE, new director of
Jewish Community Council,
DISA 'N DATA .' . . Rae Ya-
received first impression of local nowsky Krieger retired, this
relationship among communities week, as community relations
. . when he attended annual af- secretary at Jewish Community
fair of East Side Merchants Council .. . after eight years of
Association . . . and heard Negro service . . . She'll devote her full
choir sing "Hatikvah" . . . "It time to forthcoming motherhood
brought a sharp thrill - one . . . Dave Katz has taken over
couldn't very easily forget," .ex- operation of Cafe Burgundy in his
claimed the recent successor to Ft. Wayne Hotel . . . Former cafe
post formerly held by Oscar boss, Pete Parker, now has the
Cohen.
Stage Door ... Irwin Cohn makes
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amends for being away on vaca-
BEAUTIFUL NEW home of tion during Campaign . . by
Aunt Mary and Uncle Sam was soliciting other Detroiters basking
site, last week, for costume party in the expensive Florida sun .. .
by Raskin Family Club . . and Tailor Jacob Fish, attending
much as we hate to admit it, workers meeting of Tailors and
the gang ain't what it used to be Cleaners Section of Campaign,
. Gittin' kinda' old, perhaps .. . was so impressed with talk by Hy
Who ever heard of a Raskin Safran . he got up on the floor
family party breaking up before and made own fervent plea in
breakfast? . . . Why, that's just Yiddish . . . uncovering an ability
about when they'd be getting that has now landed him on the
started all over again! . . . But Speakers Bureau . . . The mer-
everybody seemed to have a good chant sweeping front walk of
time.
store . . . and Whisking dirt onto
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'neighboring fronts . . . has about
PROMINENT COMMUNITY- as much brains as the broom he
ITE soliciting for campaign funds, uses!
was confronted with problem in
well-to-do contributor whose
husband, last year, had passed Canadian Journalist
away . . . He sought answer from
rabbi seated next to him at recent To Speak in Windsor
campaign meeting . . . "Every-
time I speak to her about a decent
Ken W. MacTaggart, staff writ-
contribution, she says she has er of the Toronto Globe and
talked with her husband and he Mail will be featured speaker
doesn't encourage her to increase at the installation and initiation
her pledge." . . "Well," said the banquet of Windsor Bnai Brith
rabbi, "tell her, the next time Monday, April 25, at the Elm-
she has 'conversation with her wood Hotel.
husband, to tell him the people
Officers for both the men's
he is now living with, especially
the 5,000,000 Jewish dead of and women's Bnai Brith divis-
Europe, won't like that very ions will be installed.
MacTaggart will speak on
much. Tell her to remind him
that he now has to live with "The Truth About Israel." He
them—that they can . make it was the first Canadian reporter
mighty uncomfortable for him up to visit the new state and has
just returned to Canada.
there!"
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EASY EARFULLS . • . Round
Town ... Drummer Mark Fischer
back-boning Sammy Dibert's fine
band at Ted Lipsitz nitery . .
Cantor Hy Adler beautifully
singing "Vagabond Refugee" . . .
The soothing mastery of Johnny
Adamo, singing with the Gee Cee
Trio at Cafe Burgundy ... Well-
rounded vocal. ability of Lillian
Shelley (band-leaders seeking
songstress take note!) . . Marty
Mitchell's terrific solo rendition
of "Body and Soul" on his magic
sax for the Phil Brestoff aggrega-
tion.
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GOOD ADVICE to organiza-
tions . holding public dances ... is
for them to work some system to
keep out those gate-Crashers who
always hang around waiting for
their opportunity ... Their best
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Habonim
Third
Seder
Columbia.
The brief was filed in support
of Louis Bernard Lapides who
came to this country in 1922 and
went to Palestine in 1934. When
he returned to the United States
in 1947, he was told that he had
lost his citizenship in accord-
ance with the 1940 amendment
of the Naturalization Law.
Lapides now resides in New
York under parole. If he loses
his . case, his status would be-
come that -of a deportable alien
and a stateless Jew.
The Congress charged that
Section 404C of thq. Nationality
Act of 1940 establishes an un-
constitutional discrimination be-
tween naturalized and native
born Americans. The brief fur-
ther charges that this section was
enacted at that time for the
specific purpose of • depriving
American Zionists residing in
Palestine of U.. S. citizenship.
The brief cited an anti-Zion-
ist statement of Mr. Flournoy,
assistant legal advisor to the
State Department, during hear- i.
ings before the House committee
on the Nationality Act, in which
he said, "The principal cases
we have, I may say, are these
Zionists. They are principally
Russian and German Jews who
have been naturalized in this
country and later went to Pal-
estine."
First National Hebrew
Parley Planned in N. Y.
To spread knowledge of the
Hebrew language and culture in
the United States, the first na-
tional conference for Hebrew
language and culture, sponsored
by the Histadruth Ivrith of
America, will be held in New
York City at the New School for
Social Research, 66 W. 12th St.,
Saturday, April 30, and Sunday,
May 1, it was announced by Dr.
Alexander Rosenfeld, executive
director, World Hebrew Union.
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