Chicago Employment Study Shows
Discrimination in Hirino- y
or 'Kies
4.
The direct result of the high.
CHICAGO, (JTA)—One thou-
sand out of 3,700 business firms level of discriminatory limita-
here investigated by the Chicago tions on job-orders, the report
Bureau on Jewish Employment; observed, is reflected in the
Problems were found to have placement records of one agency
barred Jews from employment which was investigated by the
on job-orders placed with ems Bureau, which indicates that
ployment agencies during the while 41 percent of the non-Jews
past year. This was the major found jobs, only 19 percent of
finding revealed in the Bureau's the Jewish applicants were
1954 report of activities.
placed.
Typical of the restrictive spe-
The investigation of the busi-
ness firms, undertaken in con- cifications found in thousands
junction with the Anti-Defama- of discriminatory job-orders re-
tion League of Bnai Brith, un- viewed by the Bureau were such
covered explicit statements of comments as: "Plenty of reli-
discriminatory policy in 27 per- gious preferences —N o r d i c a
I must"; "This is a Gentile firm";
cent of these firms.
Employment agency officials "No religious preferences as
contend that the proportion of long as they are of the Nordic
discriminatory firms is actually race": "We like the German-
higher since many firms which ' Scandanavian- home-type girls":
do not wish to repeatedly reject "Can't use a n y matzo - ball
qualified Jewish applicants re- queens"; "A Jewish girl would-
n't be comfortable here-ewe like
ferred by the agencies.
a compatible group."
Widespread discrimination by
government contractors in vio-
Neuberger's Niece Gets
lation of the non-discrimination
Surprise Truman Letter
provisions of their federal con-
KANSAS CITY, (JTA)—A let- tracts was an important Bureau
ter went from this city during finding. -
Over 200 firms which have
the week to a little girl in Port- '
land, Ore. The letter writer had prime or sub-contracts with the
seen a photograph in a local. government were found among
newspaper—a photograph show- the 1,000 discriminatory firms
ing Richard L. Neuberger, victor listed, despite the fact that both
in the Democratic Party's Sen- prime contractors and sub-
atorial race in Oregon. With - contractors are obligated by
Neuberger in this picture was his Presidential Executive Order to
merit practices as an
wife and his. 10-year-old niece,
essential condition of their gov-
- Anne Goodse, II. Mr. and Mrs.
ernment contracts.
Neuberger looked very stern. An-
Following the Chicago survey,
ne was shown in the photo as a report from the Boston con-
crying.
ference of officials of public
The caption explained the rea- • anti-discrimination - a g e n c i e s
son. The Neubergers were on and private organizations indi-
their way through the school cated a similar trend through-
grounds near their home to cast out the nation.
their ballots on Election Day, I Eyidence was shown that
and had taken their niece, Anne, many of the Largest firms in the
with them. Schoolmates of Anne Un ited States , includi ng
—coming from strongly Repub- I with Federal Government con-
lican homes—booed.
tracts, 'practice bias against
The man here who saw that Jewish workers. The conference
photo in a local newspaper wrote reached these conclusions:
Anne the following letter: "Dear I 1. While gains have- been made through
laws and general education, employment
Anne: A good man has to stand discrimination against Jews is more wide-
for things of that sort, when he spread than revealed by complaints and
other available evidence.
is fighting for a cause."
2. Subtleties with which discrimination .
against Jews is practiced make it more
The signature to that letter difficult
to detect and deal with than
discrimination against other groups.
read: Harry S. Truman.
Israel Sisterhood Opens
Oneg Shabbat Series
The first of a series of oneg
s h a b bat s on "Contemporary
Jewish Personalities in Litera-
ture, Art, Science and Music"
will be presented by the Sister-
hood of Temple Israel on Dec. 4.
The program, to be held at
the home of Mrs. Ellis Fisher. I
18622 Oak Dr,, will begin with a
dessert luncheon at 12:30 p.m.,
according to Mrs. David H. Yaffe,
oneg sha.bbat chairman.
Featured at the program will
be Carl Einhorn, assistant super-
visor of the adult services de-
partment of the Jewish Commu-
nity Ceuter, who will speak on
"Jewish Personalities in the Field
of Literature."
Foods to Remember
By LEAH W. LEONARD
(Author of "Jewish Cookery")
An AJP Feature
Liver Knaidlach
2 tbls. chicken stnaltz or shortening.
3 medium sized onion, diced fine.
2 slices Challah. diced & dried, in oven.
;4 lb. chicken liver, broiled & chopped.
Salt & Pepper to taste.
2 eggs.
1 tablespoon minced parsley.
Lightly brown diced onion in
hot schmaltz or vegetable short-
ening, while the diced Callah
(or other bread) is drying in
oven. Combine all ingredients in
the order listed. If the mixture
is too soft to form into walnut
size balls, add a little dry bread
crumbs. If too dry, add a little
soup stock to achieve the right
consistency. Grease the palm' of
left hand with ., small spoon-
fuls of the mixture, form into
bails. Drop these into boiling
clear soup, or slightly salted
water. Cook 10 minutes. If cook-
ed in soup, serve immediately.
If cooked in boiling water, skim
out with a slotted or perforated
spoon, drizzle with hot schmaltz
and dust generously with
crumbs. Slip under the broiler
flame to brown lightly and serve
as a garnish for poultry or meat
dishes. Yield: 12 Knaidlach.
3. The problem merits additional at-
tention by both Jewish organizations and
public agencies.
The conference, believed to be
the first of 'its kind, included
federal, state and municipal*
government agencies, including
the President's ..Committee on
Government Contracts. It was '
sponsored by the National Corn-
munity Relations A d v i s o.r y
Council's committee on employ-
ment discrimination.
Goldstein Picked for
Basketball Honors
Ralph Goldstein, University of
Detroit's flashy guard, has been
selected by a national magazine
for all-sectional honors for the
coming season. Detroit is in the
Missouri Valley conference and
the independents in. the Mid-
lands.
As sophomore last year, Gold-
stein was part of guard com-
bination which now rates as one
of the best outer court pair in
the Missouri Valley. Standing
5'11" at 165 • pounds, .Ralph's
teammate at guard is Dan Hal-
ling, a 5'10" speedser from Chi-
cago.
A shifty floor man, Goldstein
was . second in the scoring col-
umn on the Titan squad last
year with 343 points, and he
received honorable mention in
the rugged basketball loop of
the Missouri Valley conference.
Goldstein is expected to be
a leading spark in the Titans"
bid for the conference title, and
this year's basketball .race in'the
Missouri Valley conference looms,
as one of the toughest in the
country with Wichita and St.
Louis rated the top contenders
and Detroit, Tulsa, Oklahoma
A&M and Houston all boasting
improved ball clubs.'
The Titans open the season
Dec. 1 against Asumption
lege which also has every man
back from the squad which won
17 and lost only five last, year.
The Purple Raiders from Wind-
sor are packed with a number
of former Detroit prep stars.
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-19
Friday, November 26, 1954
lteh ak Lam ea in Dim%
TEL A V I V, (JTA)—Itzhak
Lamdan, 55, one of the best
known contemporary Hebrew
Detroit Bond Women
poets, died here Nov. 17. Born
Stress 'Chen' Role in
in Mlynow, in the Ukraine, he
All-CONDITIONED
came to Israel in 1920. His poet- 1
Israel's Development
XMAS-NEW $
for Pelson
ry expressed the nationalistic.:
2 41 Room
YEAR'S
SPECIAL it,„,
is Jon. 20Ih
Detroit Israel bond women hopes and pioneering spirit of
• SWIMMING POOL
the Jews of Palestine
aim to enroll more "CHEN"
BEACH • CABANAS
• COCKTAIL LOUNGE
members in behalf of their "BIG
SCHWARTZ'S
• DINING ROOM
Show" slated for Masonic Tem-
• SUN-FUN DECK
KOSHER HOME
ple, Dec. 16, 1 p.m. Detroit
• XMAS-NEW YEAR'S
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
CHEN members now number 30.
HOUSE PARTY
Room and Board. Delicious
Write for Free Color Erechure
"CHEN' is the name of the
Kosher Meals, Reasonable Rates
ANNA SCHWARTZ, PROP.
courageous Women's Army of Is-
ON OCEAN SIDE at 27th ST
1137 W, Culver
rael," Mrs. Joseph Newman,
Phone: ALpine 3-2424.
CHEN chairm a n, explained.
"CHEN is open to any woman
who undertakes to sell, buy or
MIAMI 5EACH'S
Per Person
collect $2,500 in Israel Develop-
from
"
Double Odc.
to
Dec. 20th
ment Bonds. Through this un-
• PRIVATE BEACH
• POOL
dertaking she becomes a partici-
• PLANNED ENTERTAINMENT
pant in Israel's upbuilding. It
• COFFEE SHOP • DINING TER.
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`Charm,' and a beautiful solid
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Write for color Brochure
man who brings in $2,500 worth
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"Chen Charms" are distributed
to Chen members for bond sales
100% AIR CONDITIONED
in the following. amounts: Judah
—$2500; Zebul un--$5000 ; Eph-
' DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN AT 16th ST.
raim—$7500; Naphtali—$10,000;
Simeon-Levi -- $12,500; Gad —
$15,000; Reuben—$17,500; Ben-
jamin—$20,000; Dan — $22,500;
Manassah--$25,000; Issachar —
$27,500; and Asher—$30,000.
fi
Mrs. Lowenthal Guest
Here Next Thursday
Mrs. Alex Lowenthal, of Pitts-
HOTEL
EVERY ROOM
burgh, national chairman of the
poOl.
WITH AN
Israel Bond Women's Division,
CABANA CLUB
OCEANVIEW
will be in Detroit next Thursday,
DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN AT 21st ST., MIAMI litEACI4
to honor new
0
national span-
DINING ROOM, COFFEE SHOP, AMERICAN PLAN AVAILABLE
s o r s, women
• lt •
Solaria, Health Club & Gymnasium
purchasers $1,-
ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY
000 Israel bonds,
Dancing to Coneys famous Rhumbrerae
at a tea in the
Write for Color Brochure.
home of Mrs.
John K. Kerner., Man. Dir.
Charles Milan,
16895 Princeton,
at 1:30 p.m.
According to
Mrs. Philip Helf-
Winter Season 1954-1955 * HOTEL
m a n, sponsors Mrs. Lowenthal
Opening December 1
POOL
chairman, the Detroit Women's
Division has enrolled 159 spon-
CABANAS
sors, and plans to reach a goal
of 200 in behalf of the "BIG
Dietary Laws
Show," Dec. 16.
strictly observed
a••
Mrs. Lowenthal also will ad-
dress a meeting of bond workers
Air conditioned,
and "CHEN" members at Temple
centrally heated
Israel, in the Youth Center, at
10 a.m. Thursday.
Brochures & rates
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IN MIAMI BEACH IT'S THE
A
DAVID ROSNER'S
on request
Technion to Name Buildings
For England's Sir Winston
LONDON, (JTA)—Sir Winston
Churchill has given his consent
to the naming of a group . of
buildings at the
projected new
campus of the
Israel Institute
of Technology
after him, the
British Com-
mittee for Tech-
nical Develop-
ment in Israel
and the Tech-
nion Society of
Churchill Great Britain
announced here.
The buildings, to be devoted
to studies for the promotion of
human welfare and peaceful
purposes of higher research, will
be named in commemoration of
Sir Winston's 80th birthday on
Nov. 30.
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