the star," said Sinatra.
Bert Morse, a chief inspector
for the city's dog pound, is
Snuffy's owner. He took pos-
session of the terrier a day be-
fore he was to have been
HOLLYWOOD (JTA) — A executed.
Cairn terrier saved himself from
death in a dog pound when he English May Be Unofficial
snapped up a dish of bagel and
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
lox to win an audition for a Cabinet has decided to submit
role in the film version of "Pal a bill to Parliament eliminating
Joey" at $500 a week.
English as one of Israel's offi-
Snuffy's demonstration of a cial languages, leaving only
kosher appetite makes him a Hebrew and Arabic.
co-star with Frank Sinatra, who
will play the role of the Broad-
way character who eats nothing
but kosher food and his dog
likewise.
at
After Columbia pictures
emerged from a deluge of 5,000 ,
letters and several thousand
telephone calls from points as
far west as Tokyo, nine dogs
Strictly Kosher Cuisine.
made the final for the gustatory
Traditional Sedorim
audition.
Will Be Conducted
Sinatra disqualified one ent-
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rant, a huge St. Bernard—com- .
100 Cass Av.; Mt. Clemens
plete with brandy keg although
the massive entrant looked
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around expectantly for second
helpings of Broadway's favorite
tidbit.
"Can't have a dog bigger than
Robert Broner in Population Studies, Tercentenary of `Kosher' Terrier
British Jewry, Feature '57 Year Book Saved from Death,
One-Man Show
Robert Broner, prominent lo- AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK,1 tions in New Orleans, La.; Pitts- Wins $500 a Week
1957, Volume 58. Editor, Morris
burgh, Pa., and Lynn, Mass.,
bear out • his views. Revised
population estimates for each
state and for communities with
under 100 persons are included.
The latest volume of the,
Readers will note with par-
American Jewish Year Book
ticular interest the compre-
makes its 58th contribution to
•- hensive review of school de-
the chronicling of significent segregation in the south, since
events and trends in Jewish life the beginning of the school
in the United States and abroad.
year, September 1956, and the
A special articte commemor- description of how bigots are
ates the 300th anniversary of
exploiting the southern un-
the resettlement of Jews in rest.
England. The author, Sefton D.
The foreign scene is again ob-
Temkin, a former secretary of jectively reviewed by informed
the Anglo-Jewish Association of local observers and other ex-
Great Britain, contributes a can- perts. The coverage of the tur-
did, highly readable account of bulent, changing scene in East-
how British Jews acquired and ern Europe and the Middle East
defended their political and so- is of special interest. The
cial rights. The peculiarities of chances for survival of Jewish
the Anglo-Jewish community life and culture in Russia and
are described; for example, its the saltellite nations are dis-
ROBERT BRONER
position as a voluntary associa- cussed against the background
graphics technique, the "tex- tion with complete religious of the riots and power struggles
ture imprint," at 2 p.m., Sunday, freedom operating alongside the in Poland and Hungary, and the
at Garelick's Gallery, 20208 state Church of England, and world-wide effects of de-Stalin-
Livernois. The show will run the traditional existence of a ization. The mass migration of
until April 13.
chief rabbi accepted as the corn-: North African Jews is recorded;
Broner, a native Detroiter munity spokesman even though as well as the rapidly shifting
who recently returned to the many Jews—the Sephardim, the Suez situation.
146 Cass Avenue
city after a 10-year absence, Reformers, and the Liberals—
A biographical appreciation
Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
was selected last year by "Art are outside his jurisdiction.
isV Aco•fictvt
. of Albert Einstein has been
in America" magazine as one
NEW
Is Pleased to Announce That
written by a noted British
The thorough evaluation of
MODIFIED AMERICAN PLAN
of the six outstanding graphics contemporary life reveals
author and scientist, Jacob
They Will Be Open for
See Your Travel
artists in the country.
Bronowski.
many serious problems facing
Passover, and a Well-Known
Agent
His work has been shown in Anglo-Jewry today — a de-
The large, carefully organized
Cantor Will Conduct Traditional
the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
creasing Jewish birthrate, directory section makes it pos-
PASSOVER SEDORIM
Modern Museum of Art, Brook-
smaller families, increasing sible easily to locate and iden-
lyn Museum, Denver Museum
Call or Write for
intermarriage, a decline in tify Jewish national organiza-
and the Detroit Art Institute.
Jewish learning and' scholar- tions, periodicals, holidays, and
Reservations
He is represented in the perma-
ship, a steady increase in the books published in 1955-56.
nent collection of the MuSeum number of Jews silently
of Modern Art and in private
transferring their allegiance
collections of Roy Neuberger to the general gentile com-
and Gertrude Mellon, of New
munity. This article, taken
York, and John Newberry. of
together with the four pre-
Detroit.
vious Year Book features in-
The artist's subject matter terpreting 300 years of Jewish
often has been concerned with
settlement in the U.S., should
the subway, its structures and
contribute to a fuller under-
passengers. Since returning to
standing of the history, tradi-
Detroit, he has become inter-
tions, and distinctive charac-
More than
ested in depicting the old down-
teristics of the two largest
town sections of the city.
Jewish communities in the
one million mothers know
West.
Currently a Detroit Times
.editorial artist, Broner is mar- Readers who have anticipated
thing
it's the
ried and has three children. He that a growth in the total
and his family reside at 3008 American Jewish population
they're serving, .
--this
Montery. would follow the post-World
War II rise in the Jewish birth-
may be surprised at the
Anatole's, New French rate
different conclusions, and their
bases, suggested by demo-
Cafe, to Open Soon
A real treat in the art of eat- graphic expert Alvin Chenkin
ing is promised by Anatole's in his article, "Jewish Popula-
a new restaurant which will tion of the United States, 1956."
serve the finest in French cui-* Studies of the Jewish popula-
cal artist, will present a one-
man show of recent work in
oils, etchings and his original
Fine; Executive Editor, Jacob
Sloan. Published by the American
Jewish Committee and the Jewish
Publication Society of America. I
540 pages.. S5.
CELEBRATE PASSOVER
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REAL
PASSOVER
sine in a simulated Parisian out-
door atmosphere.
The restaurant, which will
open soon at 18455 Livernois,
will offer such delicacies as fine
hors d'oeuvres, potages, pois-
sons, entremets, grillades, fro-
mages, all garnished with old
or new wines and domestic and
imported champagnes.
Josef, an expereinced conti-
nental chef, has been acquired
by the management to supervise
the preparation of gourmet food
in the best of French tradition.
A private dining room, which
will accommodate 50 persons,
will feature a gallery of con-
temporary art, sampling the
most beautiful works of noted
artists who regularly exhibit-
at Garelik's Art Gallery.
Independent Zionists Set
OpeningAssembly in May
The program for the national
founding assembly of the Inde-
pendent Zionists of America, to
take place in New York, May
11 to 12, was developed at a
meeting of the organizations'
administrative committee.
The Assembly is expected to
adopt aims and objectives for
the new organization and to
elect a national administration.
It will also select a permanent
name which will reflect the or-
ganization's new approach to
Zionism.
Judge Louis Levinthal is pro-
visional committtee chairman.
A program committee headed
by Ezra Z. Shapiro is in charge
of plans for the national found-
ing assembly.
PW Cannister Project
to Launch Child Drive
With the rich GOLDEN BROTH.
The Detroit Council of Pio-
neer Women will launch its an-
nual World Jewish Child's Day
campaign Sunday with a can-
nister drive .throughout Detroit
and Oak Park. Chairmen of the
drive will be Mrs. Louis Dia-
mond, who has headed the proj-
ect for three consecutive years,
and Mrs. Phillip Field.
All proceeds derived from
the campaign will help bring
500 young people monthly from
North Africa, Egypt and Eastern
Europe to Israel. The immigra-
tion and integration of the im-
migrants will be maintained
through the Child Rescue Pro-
gram of Youth Aliyah.
Two later projects in connec-
tion with World Jewish Child's
Day include a dance, to be held
on April 13 at Adas Shalom
Synagogue, and a children's
theater party, April 24.
Mrs. Norman Leemon is gen-
eral chairman of World Jewish
Child's Day.
German Foreign Minister
Seeks 'Normal Relations'
SYDNEY, Australia (JTA)-
West Germany wants to bring
about normal relations with
Israel, Heinrich von Brentano,
Foreign Minister of the Bonn
government, stated here. Israel's
"vital rights," must be pro-
tected, said von Brentano, and
his government will make every
effort to influence Arab nations
toward reduction of Middle East
tensions.
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