Siporin-Zucherberg
Engagement Told
The New Jewish Paris
$1 Million in Investors Shares Sold at LA Fete
LOS ANGELES, ( J T A) — ment of barren areas were des-
By ADAM RYDER
I stand. "They are a strong Nearly $1 million in additional cribed by Mordechai G-azit,
There are currently some
people, but you've got to hand shares of stock in Israel In- minister plenipotentiary of the
300,000 Jews in Paris. Since
it to them. They don't allow vestors Corp. was sold at a din- State of Israel.
there are some 5,000,000 Pari-
anyone to spit in their kashe." ner here.
sians, Jews hardly make the
Israel's economic progress Red Cross Record
The most prouninent institu-
same numerical impact as say in tion in the Pletzl is the Ecole and her program for further
The American National Red
New York, where every fourth de Travail, located at 4 Bis Rues industrialization and develop- Cross spent $99,154,343 in its
or fifth inhabitant is a Jew. Still, des Rosiers, founded in the
humanitarian services during the
one would expect to find strong 1840s by French Jews to pro-
last fiscal year.
indications of so substantial a tect youthful provincials from
This figure represents an ave-
community.
the lures and pitfalls of the city
rage expenditure of $271,655
These are not entirely lack- and to assign them to jobs. Now,
Aescalapian Pharmaceutical every day of the past year.
ing. There are several synago- ORT has taken it under its wing
gues, including the 16th century and transformed the Ecole into Association will hold its instal-
synagogue in the Place des Vos- a modern trade school and ap- lation dinner - dance 6:30 p.m.
Music the Stein-Way
ges quarter. There is the Tomb prentice center, bursting with Feb. 3 at Imperial Catering.
of the Unknown Jewish Martyr, the noise of sudden blasts of Officers to be
the memorial to the six million blow t o r c h e s, the cascading installed a r
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with its unforgettable museum ripples of light from welding Harry A. Katz-
of Nazi inflicted horrors in the apparatus and the steady hum in a n, presi-
dent; Harold
Rue de Rivoli section. And there of machinery.
Ellias, vice-
is the Pletzl, around the Rue des
Suburbs like Villiers-le-Bel,
Rosiers, the closest approxima- Orly, Sarcelles, Nanterre and presi dent;
tion Paris has ever had to New Massy Antony, which never knew Benj a min
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York's East Side or London's Jewish settlements before or at Daitch, treas-
NaS AND HEALTH SPA
East End, although the Pletzl least not visible ones, have sud- urer; Ash er
Only Womens' Reduc-
is no more than a handful of denly sprouted tiny synagogues Smith and
ing Resort in the
streets compared to these en- and kosher butcher shops, along Samuel Kap-
Midwest
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chiefly from Algeria but with have crowded huge families into officio. For reservations, call
large numbers of Tunisians their slums, most of them so Harold Ellias, UN 4-7016.
and somewhat fewer Moroc- jammed with humanity that
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cans and Egyptians, who are every inch of living space is a
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now giving a Jewish flavor to bedroom.
many quarters of the city.
Even so familiar a tourist
and his
Even the traditiona quarter, haunt as Montmartre reveals
The Bar Mitzvah of Lee Scho-
the Pletzl, so long filled with the the change produced by the stak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
color and sound of Eastern influx. Along a street that be- ander Schostak of Greenlawn
European Jews, is beginning to trays that special glow cap- Ave., will be observed Saturday
538-5395
change face. Tennenbaum's still tured- in the canvasses of Ut- at Beth Abraham Synagogue. A
serves a Romanian cuisine, but rillo, and literally under the reception will be held that eve-
most of the butchers are from shadow of the incongruous ning at Imperial Manor.
Tunis and Algiers and the gro- domes of Sacre Coeur, stands
ceries tend to carry ingredients the Asile, the Jewish day and
for making couscous rather than night shelter. On its outer Zionist Revisionist Fete
cholent.
The Zionists Revisionists of
wall, a plaque proclaims horn-
No mingling of disparate age of the Jews of Paris to Detroit will hold a cocktail party
Corsets-Brassieres
groups is without friction and Cardinal Salege, Archbishop 9 p.m. Saturday at the home of
Expertly Fitted
misunderstandings. That now of Toulouse, who "in the dark Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sosna,
taking place between the new- hours of the occupation made 19528 Hilton, Southfield. Guests
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comers and the old settlers in heard the voice of human con- invited. For information, call
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France sometimes seems more science, revolted by the Steven Goldin, president, LI. 7-
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like co-existence based on a screams of racism and Hitler- 3606.
mutual non-aggression pact. But ite anti-Semitism."
the lines of communication are
BERNARD H.
The wall inside announces its
being forged by the welfare and founding by an admixture of in-
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assistance agencies, aided and digenous members of the Con-
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On a side street of the back to the time of Napoleon,
Pletzl, a Polish Jew, himself and East European Jewish im-
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too recently arrived to feel migrants of 40 years ago. The
"invaded," speaks in Yiddish 140 souls harbored by the shel-
HOWARD H.
so that "they" will not under- ter are almost all Algerians. The
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The men are not to be seen,
except for the infirm. They dis-
appear right after breakfast to
search for housing and to keep
busy. There is some, but not
much, pretense at looking for
work. The government allott-
Now
ment of $90 a month was still
being received. But the chief
at
obstacle to employment is lack
of marketable skills. These are
grocers, clothiers, bookkeepers,
butchers of the Algerian cities.
"Paris needs them like a hole
in the head," the shelter guide
comments. "They have to learn
to do something useful." This
feeling of uselessness sustains
the total trauma of displace-
ment.
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MISS LAURA SIPORIN
The engagement of Laura
Margaret Siporin to Robert
Zuckerberg is announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Sipo-
rin, 19700 Ardmore. Parents of
Mr. Zuckerberg are Mrs. Louis
Labowitz of 15141 Sutherland,
Oak Park; and the late Mr. Max
Zuckerberg.
A Dec. 24 wedding is planned.
How-To of Composing
Junior Music Study Club will
meet 8 p.m. today for a talk on
"How Composers Compose" at
the home of Norman and David
Letvin, 17585 Parkside. Speaker
will be composer Albert Fill-
more.
17th Century Scholar
Isaac Abendana, a 17th cen-
tury Jewish author and scholar,
was one of the first Jews to
lecture at both Cambridge and
Oxford Universities. He was in-
strumental in spreading the
knowledge of rabbinical litera-
ture among Christian scholars.
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motion pictures on various edu-
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throughout the United States_
and Canada annually, according
to Dr. Sidney Pleskin, director.
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Wins Interfaith Medal
NEW YORK, (JTA) — The
Gold Medal of the National. In-
terfaith Movement was pre-
sented to New York City Comp-
troller Abraham D. Beame at a
ceremony in his office at the
Municipal Building. The pre-
sentation was made by Dr.
Herman P. Mantell, president
of the interfaith movement.
Tree planting is the order of the day in Israel—by the
children in Israel and by their young friends in the Diaspora
who contribute towards afforestation programs of the Jewish
National Fund. The photo shows Israeli children planting a
new tree on Tu b'Shevat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees,
in Israel. In all schools in Detroit, the children are contributing
to the JNF tree-planting fund.
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