Assails Critics of JWV
Editor, The Jewish News:
It is indeed a sad commentary
on Jewish life in America, or
anywhere, when Jewish organ-
izations with authority and re-
sponsibility would rather waste
their time and money to prove
claims of exaggeration in num-
bers of Nazis in our borders,
rather than thank Herman
Horsby, JWV agent, for bring-
ing to the American public's at-
tention that there actually are
Nazis present (even one) in our
midst' (Jewish News, Oct. 13,
Pg. 6).
J. L. Fishbein of the Sentinel
of Chicago and William Pinsley
of the Anti-Defamation League,
both whom are guilty of crit-
icism herein, shouldn't be sur-
prised if they are • included in
the 90 per cent of Jews to be
exterminated in Lincoln Rock-
well's leaflet proposals on a
previous incident.
It is odd when we widely pub-
licize discrimination t o w a r d
Jews in the social aspect, but
fear publicity in the more seri-
ous Nazi activities.
Ted Zipser
20751 Westhampton
Oak Park 37, Mich.
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Nazis in W. Germany
Editor, The Jewish News:
In reference to your article
on the, Russian poet (censured
for attack on anti-Semitism), I
cannot see the purpose of spend-
ing time, effort, etc., on such
things which are not the most
important things of the moment
to the Jews or the rest of the
world.
. West Germany is operated
and directed, in the govern-
mental, military and social
areas, by the same men who
threw children out of windows
and by such worse ones who did
not do it themselves, but were
responsible. This begins right
from Adenauer, who' appointed
many of them, beginning with
Hans Globke.
Do you mean to tell me that
the many Jewish writers
publications in the
ited
States that spen
ei
*me
seeking out
ism
Russia woul
their time
and print
money (to ,see)
that th
pointments could
not b
pped?
Dr. Allen Turb
2930 Comm
Chicago
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his Bar Mitzvah, when he hasn't
learned enough, and his wed-
ing, when he is thoroughly
"farmisht" (confused).
Ironically, a Bar Mitzvah boy
couldn't wait his big day and
when he received $2,000 worth
of envelopes, he gave his father
a loan (at 6 per cent interest).
Unfortunately, the Hebrew
langauge was partly strange to
him, in order to appreciate more
the meaning of this big event.
Nevertheless, a boy after 13
could and should enjoy the riches
of our Jewish life by reading The
Detroit Jewish News, a newspa-
per that covers subjects concern-
ing us and our children.
A subscription to this fine
weekly would make a big gift to
our youth. It will take their mind
away from other papers with
senseless and demoralizing
"news" of holdups, murders, rap-
ings, etc.
Instead he'll learn more about
the rich inheritance our people
were given by our famous fore-
fathers, it will give him a reason
to be a good American and a
proud Jew, something we all
want from our children instead
of "just a Jew by birth."
Hyman Shenkman
33171 Plymouth Rd.
Livonia, Mich.
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Debt to Newspapers
Editor, The Jewish News:
Ori the occasion of National
Newspaper Week, the Detroit
Chapter of the American National
Red Cross would like to add our
tribute to the nation's press for
the role it plays in maintaining
a free and vigorous America.
Our nation is largely dependent
upon such newspapers as Detroit
Jewish News to keep us fully in-
formed and better able to carry
out our duties and responsibili-
ties as American citizens in this
critical age.
The Red , Cr-oss depends entir
ly upon public understandi
good-will, and support to m
thin its programs of disaster
lief, service to members of
ed forces, veterans and t
dep dents, blood collection a
distri tion, first -aid and wate
safety nd home nursing train-
ing.
We,
the Detroit Red Cr • •
Chap , have` :always been •' d
of
relationships wi
De-
troi
ewish News and
ateful
fo our help in telling r story
our readers. Those
o bene-
t from Red Cross se ces share
with us this debt of
titude to
the newspapers of
rica.
Our sincere thank
Or your
past assistance and e
good
wish for you and your sta
the future.
Sincerely,
T. H. Hoffmann
Manager, Detroit- Chapter
American Red Cross
Annual Jewish Book
Month Begins Nov. 3
The 18th annual nationwide
observance' of Jewish Book
Month will be marked by hun-
dreds of Jewish organizations
across the country from Nov. 3
to Dec. 3, it was announced by
Dr. A. Alan Steinbach, president
of the Jewish Book Council of
the National Jewish Welfare
Board, sponsor of the observance.
•
Jewish Folk Chorus
Auditions for Members
Auditions are now being held
by the Jewish Folk Chorus for
new members at 8:30 p.m. on
Mondays and Thursdays at the
Jewish Music Center, 14868
Schaefer.
For information, call M. Cit-
rin, TE. 2-6781, or Harvey
Schreibman, GR. 4-6412. Schreib-
man is conductor of the Chorus.
He recently returned from a
concert tour in Israel and Eur-
ope, participating in the fourth
Zimria Choral Festival.
Ronald Lieberiman. Chosen 'Mayor;
Will Run City on Annual Boy's Day
Jessica Maza Will
Wed Hubert Katz
It's big time politics for 17- versity of Michigan. "I think I
year-old Ronald Lieberman. The will take pre-med, but maybe
Denby High School senior will this will steer me to politics,"
take over Mayor Mariani's se
laughed.
next Wednesday on th
ald is the president of the
annual Boy's Day.
Math Club, and is a
Ronald, son of
of several other clubs.
Raymond
man, 14949
a daily paper route in
Evanston, W
chosen from 250
rper-Outer Drive area.
other high
oolers selected by
principals
d teachers.
or the Finest in Music
At a sp ial co
tio
rli
in the w • k, th
four fi
ists for
filled of r city va
and His Orchestra
"I wis the oth•oys could
share m ex • ces," Ronald
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meeting and
with boys
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city."
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maza,
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vite
Brevities
The gigantic scope of the
LENINGRAD KIROV BALLET
will be on display at Masonic
Auditorium Oct. 27, 28 and 29.
After an historic engagement
at New York's Metropolitan
Op er a House and Madison
Square Garden, the enormous
company of 200 is currently on
a brief tour of the United
States. It is Russ' '
et compan .
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Issue of Judaica Post
Deals with Maimonides,
Jews' Affinity to Chess
An article by Isaac Franck
of Washington, D.C., on "The
Legacy of Maimonides" is the
cover story of the September
issue of the Judaica Post, a
journal of philatelic Judaica,
edited and published in Detroit
by Eli Grad.
According to the article, Is-
rael issued, in 1953, a- stamp
featuring the portrait of Rabbi
Moses Maimon (Maimonides)
commemorating the seventh in-
ternational congress of the His-
tory of Science held in Jeru-
salem in August, 1953.
Franck, who is executive di-
rector of the Jewish Community
Council of Greater Washington,
D.C., deals with Maimonides'
contributions and influences on
the world and gives us an in-
sight to "one of the great en-
cyclopedic minds of Western
civilization."
The journal also features an
article by Harold Alter of
Toronto, Ont., 'on "The Game
of Kings," in which he deals
with "the predominance of .Jews
among chess champions," and
the "so-called Jewish affinity to
the Game of Kings."'
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