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December 04, 1953 - Image 13

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1953-12-04

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—I3
Friday, December 4, 1953

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Grant Gestapo Leaders
New Trial in Cologne

MADE EASY

Hebrew As It Is Spoken in Israel Today

By SHUSHANNAH SPECTOR and Rabbi JOSEPH ZEITLIN
Editor's Note: This special American Jewish Press feature is
. another in a series of easy lessons for self-study of Hebrew.
The Sefardic pronunciation is used in these lessons. The complete
book, "Hebrew Made Easy," is available from Miss Shushannah
Spector, 904 S. Miami Ave., Miami, Fla., at $1.50 a copy. •

I want to write some letters

home

What will you be doing to-
moirow?

'A-ni ro-zeh lich-tov micls-
ta-viru ha-bai-tah

Malr ta6-seh Ma-bar?

Tomorrow I want to go to Ma-bar 'a-ni no-se's
Jerusalem

How would you travel—by 'Eich 'a-tah no-se'sba-rit-
train or bus?
ite-vet 'o ba'o-to-bos?

1 want to go by bus

'A-ni ro-zelt lin-so'a be'-oto.
hos

You are right, my friend

Za-da-ta, ye-di-di

You want to see (everything 'A-tali ro-zeh lir-'ot 'et kot
along) the entire way to ha-de-reds Ii-ru-slia-la-yitu
Jerusalem
I'll call you up from Jeru- 'A-ni
le-ctia
salem

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Have a good time and don't Hit'an-neg Mo-sheh, veal
forget Jerusalem
Usti-kaki 'et Ye-ru-slia-la-

yim

Yes, Mr. Levine, I'll enjoy Ken, Mar Le-vin, 'a-ni
myself and not forget
'et'an-neg ve-lo' esh-kah
Jerusalem, the Holy City
'et Ye-lt-Ala-la-vim 'Ir
Ha-ko-desh
As is written: "If I forget Ke-mo she-ka-tuv: `"lm
thee, 0 Jerusalem, may
ka-bech Ye-ru-sha-la-yina
my right hand forget its
fish-kaki ye-mi-ni."
cunning."

IN THE STORE

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CLOTHING STORE

HA-NUT BE-GA-DIM

Excuse me, Sir

Se 4 i-hah. 'ado-ni

Where is the clothing store?

Two blocks from here

Be-vak-ka-shah
ha-nut be-ga-dim?
She-ne re-ho-vot milaoh

Thanks

To-dab

Good-bye, Sir

Sha-lom 'ado-ni

What do you wish, Sir?

Mah ro-zeh 'ado-ni?

I need many things

Do you need heavy clothes
or light?
• •

"A-ni. za-rich har-be de-va-
rim.
Ha'im za-rich 'a-tab be-ga-
dim ham-mini 'o ka-lim?

.1 wish to buy:

'A-ni

Underwear

Takto•nien

Drawers

Gu-b-yot

Garters

Bir-yot

A

Ke-to-net, ku-to-net

shirt

COLOGNE, (JTA)—Two local
Gestapo leaders, who were given
two and three year penitentiary
terms last summer for shipping
Jews of this city to Eastern
death camps, will be tried for a
second time because of a Su-
preme Court ruling upholding
their appeal.
The court of Assizes must once
more determine whether Franz
Sprint and Kurt Matschke were
guilty of "negligence" in deport-
ing 13,000 Jews, of whom only
300 survived.
A Dortmund court has acquit-
ted former NaZi leader Fried-
rich Hesseldieck of charges of
intimidation in the forced "sale"
of the local synagogue to the
municipality.
Another court at Giessen has
acquitted former SS Lt. Cuno
Guettler implicated in the.
shooting of 87 • Nazi .inmates,
.many of them Jews, against or-
ders of his superiors. The court
ruled that since the murders
were committed while • he was
drunk and the statute of limi
tations on drunkenness extends
only five years, the murderer
could go free.

Center Young Adults to Hold Hanukah
Dance on Sunday, at Davison Center

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Fifteen organizations, comprising the Jewish Yoting Adult
Council, will hold a Hanukah dance at 9 p.m., Sunday, in the
Davison Jewish Center. Dance committee members meeting to
formulate final plans are, seated, left to right, Ellen Siegal, Iota
Alpha Pi; Judy Heyman, Iota Alpha Pi Alumnae; Dorothy Gordon,
Beth Aaron, co-chairman; Laura Levin, Bnai Moshe; standing,
Al Eichler, Mu Beta Chi Alumni, co-chairman; Leon Olshansky,
JYAC president, Beth Aaron; Sam Pludwinski, Young People's
Social Club; and Marvin Schpeiser, executive secretary of JYAC.
The Center and Wayne University modern dance groups will pre-
sent dance interpretations of the holiday, and there will be a
special candlelighting ceremony. Music will be by Freddie Warren
and his orchestra. ,

IT'S TASTE THAT COUNTS!

Major French Groups Meet
To Halt German Rearmament

WOLFF'S BROWN KASHE

PARIS, (JTA) — Members of
every major French political or-
ganization and representatives
of various Jewish grOups partici-
pated in a mass meeting called
here by the Jewish Committee
Against German Rearmament.
Andre Blumel, prominent
French Zionist leader and acting
chairman of the coMmittee, told
the rally that the committee was
not acting out of a spirit of ven-
geance but with the "lucidity of
clairvoyance

is so tempting ... grand as a breakfast cereal,

in soups, for fillings and stuffings, countless fas-

cinating

"Old

modern dishes.

World" treats and 'intriguing

A

tasty, nutritious replacement

for potatoes, rice, beans, and other side-dishes.

Wonderful roasted nutlike flavor . • • rich in

protein and

other wholesome food elements.

DELICIOUS • NUTRITIOUS • THRIFTY

ALSO ENJOY WOLFF'S CREAMY KERNELS ...DELIGHTFUL
BUCK WHEAT GRITS THAT'S MS Y TO PREPARE... EASY TO DIGESTS

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Canadian Group Asks Immigrant Responsibility

MONTREAL, (JTA)—A dele- them languages and elements of
gation of representatives of the citizenship and offering them
Canadian Jewish Congress and professional social welfare guid-
the Jewish Immigrant Aid So- ance, the Minister was told. In
ciety have met with Walter E. addition, the delegation said, the
Harris, Canadian Minister of services of the Jewish commu-
Citizenship a n d Immigration, nity at large—such as the "Y's"
and told him that the Jewish and the vocational serVices-
community is willing to under- will also be available for the
take full responsibility for re- newcomers.
Finally, the delegation said
ception, housing and employ-
ment of Jewish immigrants ad- that if Canadian Consular of-
mitted under a Canadian entry fices overseas consider it de-
sirable, the Joint Distribution
program for skilled workers.
The JIAS pledges the facilities Committee, Hebrew Immigrant
Of its social services in receiving Aid Society and JIAS will rec-
and providing temporary quar- ommend and individually en-
ters for immigrants, teaching dorse such cases.

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ELECTRIC
CLOTHES
DRYER

Look for this "Electric Dryer Days"
symbol. The dealer displaying this
sunny blue and gold seal is a
dryer specialist_ See him today.

STANDARD INSTALLATIONS WIRED WITHOUT CHARGE

For Those Outstanding
HANUKAH

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Equipment
Binoculars

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* Microscopes
* Movie Equipment

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Phone: KEnwood 3-6450

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