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THE JEWISH NEWS - 21
Detroit Housing for Refugee Families
Appealed for by Federation Women
Friday, November 18, 1949
P
Danny
Cantor Kusevitsky
To Tour Israel in Fall
Raskin 's
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UNAUTHORIZED SOLICITA -
TION of funds through boxes in
the community is a bigger rack-
et than folks realize . • . and
something should be done to
put it under control . . . A few
pennies here and there add up
fast . . . and there are enough
suckers around to foster it as
big business ... Our community
agencieS upon whom we look for
guidance should instigate a
campaign to clean up this mess.
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A COUPLE OF "workers" have
been making the rounds of
establishments . . . with a box
that has no lettering on it . . .
colored blue on one side,
white on the other . . . The
solicitors rant in Yiddish if
asked what the money is for .
As far as is known, these
boxes do not represent any au-
thorized charitable group . . .
Beware of boxes with non-ex-
isting organizations named on
labels.
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MONTE KORN, chairman of
Masada's "Millionaires Party"
Nov. 27 . . at UDW Hall on
Second and Midland . . . has
committee consisting of board
members working twice as hard
to make the fund-raising affair
a success . . . Masada has com-
mitted itself to a named sum
for Israel . . . and must make it
through this shindig.
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CONVALESCING AT THE
Providence Hospital from in-
juries sustained in an automo-
bile accident, Mrs. Julius Goode
received unexpected company
when a youthful stranger wan-
dered through the open door
and into her room . . . "Hello,"
said the lad, obviously no more
than four or five years old.
"How long have you been here?"
• . • Mrs. Goode told him two
weeks . . . and the lad asked,
"Let me see your baby." . . .
Mrs. Goode replied that she
hadn't a baby . . . "Gee, you're
Slow," said the youngster. "My
mother's been here just two
days and she's got one."
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OLD FOLKS HOME purchased
Talmudic sketches that have
been framed and hung up in
the corridors ... They are beau-
tiful studies,'but the men in the
Home are beefing to Director
Ira Sonnenblick about them be-
ing exhibited . . . "We see a lot
of old people here. everyday,"
say the aged gents. "Why don't
we get pictures of Esther Wil-
hams and the likes of her!"
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CALL FOR HELP . . . is put
out by Pisgah Women of Bnai
Brith . . They are desperately
in need of a sewing machine ...
to use in piecing together linens
for cancer pads . . . If you have
a machine lying around unused
. . . or know of one they can
get . . . here's an opportunity to
perform a worthy deed that will
help further the wonderful work
of these grand ladieS . . . To
date, they have already made
well. over 16,000 pads for the
American Cancer Society in
Detroit . . . Contact Mrs. Sam
Gold, president of the group,
and arrangements will be made
to pick up the sewing machine
. . Your kindness will not go
unappreciated . . . believe us!
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MANY FOLKS WILL be happy
to learn that local friends,
Harry and Ida Silverman, have
opened a modern delicatessen
and grill in Pontiac, Mich. . . .
The place is called "Rhimes"
and is located at 67 W. Huron
St. . . Harry and Ida had the
eatery at the Greyhound Depot
in South Haven . . . and served
the best gol-durned food in
town . . . Ida's private recipe
for making coffee is still the
best! ... Best of luck to a couple
of swell people.
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lryv11 4F, IA TOWN, 331.1037,Lek ,
twwics aslik es:11h4w he liked play-
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ing before the English audiences
during his stay at the Palladium
. . . "Great!" said Buddy. "When
the English audience hears a
joke it laughs first to be polite
. . . then it laughs again when
it hears others laugh . . . then
it laughs a third time when It
gets the point of the story."
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SOME YEARS AGO, an ob-
viously down-and-out gent walk-
ed into Jack Citron's Washing-
ton Blvd. haberdashery . . .
Slightly embarrassed, he asked
for a clean shirt ... to help him
get a job . . . Noticing his good
manners and otherwise neatness,
Jack gave the fellow a. new white
shirt to replace the dark-colored
and much frayed one he was
wearing . . . "I'll be back to pay
you!" cried the man. "Believe
me, I'll be back to pay you!"
Muttering thanks as he went
out, the fellow left . . . By the
time he was out the door, Jack
had forgotten the incident ever
happened.
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LAST WEEK, exactly five years
later, Jack was waiting on a
customer . . . When he had fin-
ished and was adding the total
of the sale, the customer said,
"Haven't you forgotten some-
thing?" . . . Jack made doubly
sure of the total and replied, "No,
I've got everything down here."
... The customer took his brief
case from the floor . . . opened
it up . . . and pulled out an
old white shirt . . . "You forgot
to include this," he exclaimed
... "or don't you remember giv-
ing me this shirt. I told you I'd
be back someday to pay you."
The man is now executive sales
director for one of the leading
appliance lines in the Mid-West.
Canadian Mizrachi
Marks 25th Year
MONTREAL—(JTA)—:The
25th
anniversary of the establish-
ment of the Mizrachi Organiza-
tion of Canada was marked at
the group's annual convention,
opening here. Some 300 dele-
gates from - all sections of the
Dominion are expected to at-
tend. .
The convention is jointly
sponsored by the Mizrachi Miz-
rachi Women and Hapoel Ha-
mizrachi organizations in the
country. Discussions on the "es-
tablishment of a Mizrachi city
in Israel and promotion of re-
ligious Jewish education
throughout Canada" will be
highlighted. Speakers will in-
clude Rabbi Zeev Gold, mem-
ber of the Jewish Agency ex-
ecutive.
NEW YORK—Creation of a
"liturgical bridge" between Is-
rael and America will be under-
taken by Cantor Mihial Kuse-
vitsky, interna
tio n a 11 y - fa-
mous tenor
when he leaves*
for Israel nexV
fall on a con-
cert, tour.
The formeri
Warsaw cantori,.
will tour Is-
r a e l's villages,
kibbutzim, a n d
cities bringing Kusevitsky
to the new state his vast reper-
toire of liturgical and operatic
melodies. He will establish con-
tact with leading cantors and
assemble the latest chassidic,
liturgical, and Chalutz melodies
for later introduction in this
country.
Thirty-two Detroit organiza-
tions have heard speakers from
the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation plead
for housing in behalf of the re-
fugee families who are arriving
in Detroit at a rate of 20 to 30
monthly. The speakers are
working in cooperation with the
Resettlement Service.
Apartments, flats or even sin-
gle rooms can be utilized by the
Resettlement Service for these
families, whose paramount need
is housing. The agency pays all
rentals of the people in its care
until they are fully settled and
able to meet their own expenses.
Anyone knowing of accomoda-
tions that are vacant now or
that will be vacant is urged to
call Esther Adler at Resettle-
ment Service, TR. 2-4080.
Women who have been most
active in bringing the housing
Nazi Aiders to Face
Prosecution in Israel
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Alpha Omega; Council of Jewish
Women; Council of Pioneer Women; De-
troit. League, National Home for Jewish
Children at Denver; Ezra Aid to Israel;
seven Hadassah groups: Home Relief
Society; Ladies Auxiliary of Aesculapian
Society; Ladies Auxiliary of Jewish Na-
tional Fund ; League of Jewish Women's
Organizations; Maimonides Medical Soci-
ety; Music Study Club; Neugarten Medi-
cal Aid; ORT; Eva Prenzlauer: Primrose
Benevolent Club; Sholern Aleichem Group;!
Sisterhoods of Cong.- Beth' Aaron. North-
west Hebrew Congregation. Shaarey Zedek,
Temple Beth El and Temple Israel; United
Hebrew Schools; Women's League for
Sabbath Observance, and Young Women's
Mizrachi.
A well-made Swiss watch may
go for a quarter of a century
without replacement of a single
part.
WED. NOV. 30-8:20 P.M.
(DETROIT NIGHT)
WINIFRED
SEYMOUR
HEIDTLIPKIN
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8:30 and 11:30
COMING FRI., NOV. 25
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Special Family Show '7 p.m.
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Organizations that have heard
this appeal include:
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JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Minis-
ter of Justice Felix Rosenblueth
is preparing a bill empowering
the Israel authorities to "detain
and prosecute persons who co-
operated and aided the Nazis
in the extermination of the Jew-
ish race."
The bill will fill . a gap in Is-
rael legislation, a ministry offi-
cial explained. Hitherto, the le-
gal code failed to operate for
the prosecution of German or
other criminals entering Israel.
The measure will be introduced
in the present session of the
Knesset.
AT THE
Mesdames Samuel Aaron, Walter F.
Field, 'William B. Glazer, Samuel F. Gyan-
don David Kliger, Joseph Kurs,man, IAmis
Redstene, Alexander W. Sanders, Julian.
H. Scott., Albert J . Silber. Leonard H.
Weiner and Milton Winston.
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MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Needy Tel Aviv Families
Get CARE Packages
NEW YORK—A shipment of
300 CARE food packages, do-
nated by Americans for needy
Israeli families, has been re-
ceived with "grateful thanks" by
Israel Rokach, mayor of Tel
Aviv, it was announced by Paul
Comly French, executive direc-
tor of sthe non-profit agency.
Although CARE has already
delivered over 4,000 parcels sent
by Americans to friends and
relatives in Israel, this was the
first distribution of "undesig-
nated" packages. They were
presented to Mayor Rokach, in
a ceremony in his office Nov. 7,
by Emanuel Borenstein, CARE
Mission Chief in Tel Aviv.
appeal to Detroit organizations
are:
"
SHOW SPOT OF CANADA"
THEIR NAMES WERE KNOWN ONLY IN WHISPERS...
but Their Deeds Wrote the Headlines of the World!
This Is a True Story!
No Jew
should deny
himself the privilege of
this movie because it
tells the WHOLE REAL
story of Israel today!
MIKE...hardboiled American skipper.
UNIVERSAL IMERNATIONAL presents
OPEN ALL NIGHT I
Linwood at
Taylor
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1033 Wayne, Next to Coss Theatre
Club luncheon, dinner, supper, dancing nightly.
Closed Sundays.
WO. 1-7390
Catering to private parties
AN!FAI N IWS
T9 TE EN
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SABRA...woman in a man's world.
DAVID...fighter of the Desert Legion.
SCHAWOOD INN ( Formerly Nebiolo's)
2417 Oakwood at Schaefer
Open Every Day at 11
Dancing Thurs. thru Sat.
WA. 8-9712
Opens Sundays 3 P. M.
Clyde Cyphers, Mgr.
TERRACE ROOM - SUPPER CLUB
EXCELLENT CUISINE - LUNCHEONS - DINNERS
AFTER-THEATRE SNACKS
UN. 3-0100
928 W. McNichols
MENJO'S
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KURTA...leader of the Underground.
HUNGARIAN VILLAGE RESTAURANT
Real Hungarian Dishes — also American. Liquors - Wine - Beer
Lunches & Dinners. Under new kitchen management-Gypsy Music
8160 W. JEFFERSON
Dancing - Closed Monday
SID'S CAFE LOUNGE
Ever y Dinner a Pleasant Memory
Moderate Prices—Dancing
2 Shows Nig-htlx, , Open .Sunday,
TU. 2-3883
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McCARTHY...the Dublin rebel.