32—Friday, November 12, 1965
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
NYU Libraries Get Ghetto Record
NEW YORK (JTA) — The most Hebraica.
complete known record of life in
Half of the diary, written en-
COMPLETE
tirely in Hebrew, was brought
the Warsaw Ghetto between 1939
Chicken
CARRY-OUT DINNERS
and 1942 — contained in a diary to the United States in 1962 by
a Polish immigrant, Wladyslav
Fish
smuggled
out of the ghetto and Wojcek. The notebooks had been
The
buried for 20 years in an empty hidden on his father's farm in a
Shrimp
kerosene can — has been given village near Warsaw. In 1964,
to New York University.
Ribs
Katsh obtained the remainder
Dr. Abraham I. Katsh, director of the diary from the Jewish
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Frog Legs
of NYU's Institute of Hebrew Historical Institute in Warsaw,
Studies, presented the diary note- which earlier had obtained it
18401 West 7 Mile Rd. Bar-I3-Q
books to the university libraries. from Wojcek.
The notebooks will become a part
Phone 537-7880
The journal, written by Chaim
of the manuscript collection of A. Kaplan. intellectual and Hebrew
NYU's library of Judaica and scholar who is believed to have
died in the ghetto, was published
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LISTENING
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GETS BIGGER every year, and
the next Halloween Party by Kay
and Jimmy Saperstein will prob-
ably have to be given in a hall
This year, the select group num-
bered about 80 . . . Of course
Jimmy sang and danced and Harry
Gaines and Harry Cohen took turns c,
making the piano talk ... Trophies
were given for the best costumes
and believe us, Kay and Jimmy
had a rough time making selections
. . . Every one had to be ranked
alike . . . As always, the guests
had a grand time .. .
SFFING SIGNS . . . on outside
church bulletin board . . . "You
aren't too bad to come in. You
aren't too good to stay out."
WANT MORE MARTIAN stories?
. . . Okay, how about the one who
ambled into a bar and cornered
the gaily lit-up juke box .. . Giv-
ing it the once-over he crooned,
"What's- a doll like you doing in
a joint like this?" . . Or how
about the two gents from outer
space who zoomed into New York
for a night on the town . . . Sidling
up to a fire hydrant one asked,
"Where is your leader?" .. . His
buddy remarked, "What are you
asking him for — can't you see
he's just a kid?"
TED STONE, Worshipful Master,
led his Oak Park Masonic Lodge
_
in honoring Tiler Alfred
Bennet when the City of Oak Park
proclaimed it Alfred Bennet
Day recently . . . 70-year-old Al's
brother Joseph Bennet, past master
of his lodge, flew in from Stam-
ford, Conn. for the occasion.
MARK WEISZ of Anchor Print-
ing quipped after receiving an un-
expected dividend from a stock he
thought was worthless, "It was like
getting money in the mail from
a son at college."
DATE OF THE Installation Din-
ner-Dance by Knights of Pythias,
Detroit Lodge No. 55, and Pythian
Sisters, Temple 152, has been set
as Jan. 23, at Imperial Terrace.
AN EVENING last week, Elsie
and Jack Robbins called in a neigh-
borhood teen-ager to baby-sit with
their two sons for the first time
. When she returned, Elsie
asked the sitter, "How are the
boys?" . . . "They never phoned,"
said the sitter somewhat sadly.
ASKED WHY she doesn't give
up smoking, Lisa Allen explains,
"Oh, I would, but I'm afraid to.
The last time I quit they bombed
Pearl Harbor."
AFTER PLAYING "The Jolly
Blacksmith" for a kindergarten
rhythm session, teacher Alice
Meyers asked how many children
in this modern day of urban living
had any idea what a blacksmith
was . . . Complete silence reigned
until one little gal answered
brightly, "I think its a cough drop."
FELLOWS LOSING THEIR hair
shouldn't feel bad . . . There's one
thing about baldness . . . its neat.
Ex-DPs in Britain Pass
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The "Thank
You Britain" appeal, organized by
a group of Jewish refugees who
found haven in Britain during the
Nazi era, raised 90,000 pounds
($252,000) this year, almost double
its goal of 50,000 pounds ($140,-
000).
Response to the campaign ex-
ceeded all expectations, they said.
The money will be given to the
British Academy, which will allo-
cate it for university research
grants in human studies.