Fr iday, January 31, 1964—THE DETROIT JEWSH NEW S-26
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Civil Liberties Union Wins Case for Nazi
LOS ANGELES (JTA) — The
Southern California chapter of
the American Civil Liberties
Union claimed it had won "the
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The judge held that Forbes
had the rights of free speech
and assembly as a citizen of
the United States, that the
park had previously been
used for political meetings
and that allowing the Nazi to
hold a political meeting did
not constitute "a clear and
present danger."
facilities for
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Engagement Parties
Bachelor Dinners
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The city had barred the Nazi
on advice of its attorney that
the facilities could not be used
by any individual, group or or-
ganization "deemed subversive
as defined by the State of Cali-
fornia code or which has as one
of its objectives the overthrow
of the government by force, or
other unlawful means."
The judge, however, required
Forbes to post a $1,000 bond
and to file an affidavit that he
would not knowingly commit an
act prohibited by law and that
his speech would not be calcu-
lated to incite a riot, among
several conditions for holding
the meeting.
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personal reasons," has relocated
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right of free speech" for Ralph
Forbes, a member of the Amer-
ican Nazi party who had been
barred by the city council of
Rondondo Beach from holding
a meeting in a public park of
the city.
When the ACLU chapter
challenged the ban, it agreed to
act as attorney for the Nazi
when he said he did not have
money for legal representation.
Judge Alfred Gitelson of Su-
perior Court upheld the ACLU
contention and issued an in-
junction to allow him to hold
the meeting.
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PARIS, (JTA)—The third In-
ternational Yiddish Symposium
of the World Jewish Congress,
attended by Jewish intellectuals
from France, Britain and other
European countries, ended with
a series of policy stands holding
that Yiddish was still a power-
ful national institution among
Jews.
The scholars, writers, teachers
and cultural workers were
heard by a large audience of
lovers of the language. Keynote
addresses were given by I. Pou-
gatch, translator of Yiddish and
Hebrew prose and poetry into
French, and biochemist Dr.
Bernard Lindberg.
The participants also agreed
that the status of Yiddish as a
national institution was a fact
accepted in Israel. They held
that it would be rash to try to
foresee the future of Yiddish
but Jewry should not be in a
hurry to write it off.
An elephant cannot pass
through the eye of a needle.—
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JULIE ANN ROSEN received
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their expectations.
MARILYN KATZ attended a
luncheon in the home of Adolph
and Marge Ruby recently, where
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their eight-year-old daughter,
Suzy, was permitted to sit at
the table after being reminded
that "little girls are seen but
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not heard." ... Suzy behaved
like a little soldier all through
the meal, never uttering a
word ... As coffee was being
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served, however, she felt she
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Little Suzy waited for a lull in
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MARY ANN RITZ, Celebrated Accordionist
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LOOKING BACK ON COL-
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MAY 22, 1953 ... Watch re-
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and lamented the fact that he
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JUNE 12, 1953 ...Traffic
Court Referee John M. Wise
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