CHICAGO—The majority of
professional anti-Semites in the
United States are posing as
"super-patriots" in an effort to
gain acceptance in respectable
circles, with their appeals di-
rected mainly at "isolationists,
proponents of radical right
measures, pro-Arab apologists."
Whereas up to 1960 "most of
the anti-Semitic broadsides and
periodicals flooding the South
have been published at distant
points and shipped into the re-
gion in bulk for local distribu-
tion," of late there has been a
sharp rise in the amount of anti-
Semitic literature put out in

the South by local southern big-
ots.
These were two of the major
findings of a year-long study by
the American Jewish Committee
into current anti-Semitic trends
in the United States. The study,
published in a pamphlet en-
titled "Bigotry in Action," was
made public here by A. M. Son-
nabend of Boston, president of
the Committee.
It was announced in conjunc-
tion with the opening on Thurs-
day of the Committee's national
executive board meeting, to be
in session through Sunday, at
the Edgewater Beach Hotel.
The study points out that most
professional bigots who hope to
gain influence in the mainstream
of American life are avoiding
the "shock tactics" of George
Lincoln Rockwell and his Amer-
ican Nazi Party.

Danny Raskin's

LISTENING

golf . . . A third baseball . . .
Sombody finally asked young NY Israel Bonds
Steven what kind of sport he Nets $2,560,000
liked best . . . He looked at
NEW YORK, (JTA) — More
everybody in the room, then
came over and threw his arms than $2,560,000 for the economic
around Sid and said, "MY development of Israel was pro-
GRAN'PA."
vided at a dinner here inaugu-
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rating the 1963 fall campaign of
IRVING ROSENBERG, of Rose the Greater New York Commit-
Shoes, likes to tell about a tee for State of Israel Bonds.
round of golf "Ike" Eisenhower Dr. Dov Joseph, Justice Minister
had in the South, while presi- of Israel, was the principal
dent . . . He flubbed a drive and speaker. The dinner launched
the young Negro lad caddying the year-end phase of a drive in
remarked, "Mister, you sure the metropolitan area to mobil-
goofed on that one." . .. When ize $15,000,000 in Israel bond
the President followed with a investment funds in 1963.
hook into the woods, the caddy
said, "Jeepers, that's even
worse!" . . . Just then another
caddy hastily whispered that the
lad was toting the clubs of the
President of the United States
. . . So when the President sank
a long, tricky putt, his little UNITED BRANDS • DETROIT, U. S. A • 12 PROOF
caddy had a chance to make
amends . . . "Mr. Lincoln," he
enthused, "that was a beauty!"
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BEST BIT Of Weekend . . .
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RABBI M. S. E. ITTAMAR,
best remembered as Rabbi Max
J. Wohlgelernter before moving
to Israel eight years ago to be-
come general secretary of the
Chief Rabbinate, with offices in
Jerusalem, recalls his last visit
12 MILE near COOLIDGE
to the Motor City four years ago
. . . He received some Torahs
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for new immigrant settlements,
which were presented in Heichal
Schlomo, seat of the Chief Rab-
Susan Sacher Philipson's
binate
. . . During the ceremony
Book Issued by Pantheon
with Steve McQueen and
in Israel, a young yeshivah boy
James Garner
"A Lion for Niccolby" by sang the liturgy . . . As Rabbi
STARTING WED., NOV. 6
Susan Sacher Philipson, re- Ittamar listened, his thoughts
viewed in our last week's issue, were of the boy someday coming
2 Week Run
was published by Pantheon to America for a concert tour
. . . On his present visit, occa-
Books.
sioned by the operation of his
brother, Rabbi S. P. Wohlgelern-
FOR THE BEST
ter, he was able finally to see
At the Piano in
his thoughts come true . . . The
youth is Hahn Eliezer Herstik
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of Tel Aviv, who will sing in
Cobo Hall, Nov. 10, at the Beth
Yehudah Businessmen's Council
dinner, with U.S. Senator Abra-
JACK ROSEVEAR
22040 W. 7 Mile
ham Ribicoff as guest speaker
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Near Lahser
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33-THE DETR OIT JEWIS H NEWS—Friday, November I, 1963

Anti-Semite Professionals Pose as Patriots,
American Jewish Committee Study Reveals