LISTENING

ON ISRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY THE ELECTRIFYING

ORANIM ZABAR

NEW YORK, (Special) — bert H. Lehman and Mrs.
Israel's Greatest Folk Singers
Romuald Spasowski, Polish Am- Eleanor Roosevelt.
bassador to the United States,
Tributes to the pioneering
Thurs., May 5 — 8:20 P.M. — Scottish Rite Cathedral
in an address to 3,200 Jews forces in Israel and to the me-
Tickets: $3.30, $2.75, $2.20, $1.65 at Grinnell's Downtown-
Bookworld (Downtown)—Cafe Galarie—Marwil's (Northland)
attending a Warsaw Ghetto manes of the 6,000,000 Jews
commemorative e v e t here, exterminated during World
warned of "the growth of a new War II were paid here at two
German war machine." "third seder" dinners conducted
Speaking at Manhattan Cen- simultaneously in two hotel
ter, Spasowski accused the Ger- ballrooms by the National Com-
man government of looking for mittee for Labor Israel. More
,
$ , 1"
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FINEST "French" Cuisine ..
military bases outside of Ger- than 4,000 guests attended the
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many. He voiced the opinion dinners.
Among the speakers at the
that "such bases will not satisfy
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BUSINESS MEN'S
their ambitions if Europe's ex- two events were New York Gov.
A LONG AWAITED reunio
Nelson A. Rockefeller; Joseph
perience is any guide."
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Spasowski referred to the Schlossberg, president of the will take place at the Jewisl
recent_ wave of swastika daub- NCLI; Label A. Katz, national Center on Meyers, May 15, whe I
ing in West Germany as president of Bnai Brith; Louis former counselors and staf c
1:00 to 5:00 P.M.
"menacing signs not only for Hollander, vice-president of members from Fresh Air Camp
Poles, not only for Europe, but the Amalgamated Clothing at the Lake St. Clair site, Brigh
Workers of America, who is ton and Camp Tamarack, wil
for the whole world."
The Polish envoy, who was also vice-president of the Far- gather to reflect on past memo -
greeted by a standing ovation (band Labor Zionist Order; ries and meet fellow staffer 3
which lasted a full minute, was Benjamin Teller, secretary of whom they haven't seen it
Imported Wines and Beers
accused of making a political the New York City Farband many years .. . The history o
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to 1902, when a group of worne
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Mrs. Zuckerman, under her started taking youngsters or
tions to his statements. They
were escorted out of the hall maiden name of Lubetkin, was outings to Belle Isle . . . Sine , ' ...................".
commander of the women's then, in the 48 years gone by
by private policemen.
Spasowski concluded his re- brigade in the revolt of the approximately 2500 staff mem -
marks by asserting that Polish Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto bers have donated their tim
Jews today participate in all against the Nazis, staged on and efforts to the great tradi '
tion that Fresh Air Camp ha
activities, and that books and Passover eve in 1943.
CHOICE LIQUORS
become . . After receivin
newspapers in Yiddish are sub-
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sidized by the government.
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bility of an alumni get-to-gether
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Pizza
Pie
and
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Italian
Foods
ganizations were the American Looking Glass Book
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Looking
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Library
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Federation of Polish Jews and
for at Camp Tamarack, called
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the Council of Warsaw Jews.
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gress of Jewish Culture, mes-
added
to
the
Looking
Glass
list
sages lauding the heroism of the
'51-'54, laid the ground wor
Prime
Beer
at
its
Very
Best! Pies baked on prem-
Jews who staged the uprising continues that program.
for the reunion . . . There i
ises. Special Luncheons and Dinners. Menus changed
There are 33 "tales of imagi- a possibility that well over 1,00
daily. Open 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
in 1943 were sent by Demo,
crate hopefuls, Sens. John F. nation every child should know former staff members will at BEEF BUFFET
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Kennedy, Hubert H. Humphrey in "The Looking Glass Book of tend . .. On the agenda will be
Stories,"
'edited
by
Hart
Day
and Stuart Symington. Other
election of officers, plannin g
DUBBS BEEF BUFFET
messages of greetings were re- Leavitt.
for the second annual meeting,
Included in the list are tales compiling and publishing of a
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Vincent Benet, Oscar Wilde,
direction of ex-staff member
Ambrose Bierce, H. G. Wells,
Moishe Last, '50-'55 . . . Former
Woolf
Dancing 6 nights — Don Pablo arch.
Heywood Broun and others of
Chicorels'
stafferS wishing to work on the
Dinners 5 p.m. Banquet parties to 100.
And His Orchestra
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23—THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, April 22, 1960

Polish Aide Hits German i l arism Danny Raskin s
at Warsaw Ghetto Commemoration