THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 15, 1967-31
ADL Spokesman Urges Eastern Negro Community to Repudiate Racist
PHILADELPHIA (JTA) — A to repudiate Cecil B. Moore, sus-
"offer incitement and nothing else"
omsx5sygssxs125mcgozsylssyssms-sxx; spokesman for the Anti-Defamation pended president of the North and, 1 in fact, "are betraying the
League of Bnai Brith called on Philadelphia branch of the NAACP, Negro community."
the Philadelphia Negro community asserting that people like Moore
I. Budd Rockower, a national
commissioner of ADL and honor-
ary
chairman of its advisory board
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deplored an attack on the
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Jews by Moore in- the course of a
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ing,
Moore assailed David Berger,
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Jews get out of my business."
Rockower said that the remarks
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Previously, the Philadelphia Fel-
lowship Commission had called
for "public repudiation" of Moore's
appeals for violence. The NAACP
chapter voted his suspension last
July.
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LATEST BIG BIG news for up-
coming Knights of Pythias, Detroit
55, installation dinner-dance, Feb.
4, at Carleton House on Wyoming,
is that the music will be furnished
by two great names in local orches-
tra circles . . . Hal Gordon and
his ork, plus wonderful Sammy
Woolf will combine talents for this
gala shindig . . . Hal and Sammy
are a terrific combination!
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IT TAKES 300 points to become
THE BUILD UP
a bridge life master . . . Lou Co-
It's the repetition of a true story hen has 1300 and is ranked in the
that produces almost all of the top ten of the 150 in Michigan ...
world's fiction.
He and wife Betty are constantly
invited as guests on cruises, where
Lou serves as bridge lecturer . .
They have traveled over half the
world . . . He has made himself
available to speak now before or-
ganizations in the community .. .
and while Lou's talks center
around bridge, they are most inter-
esting also for non-players.
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ETHEL FRIEDMAN recently
asked hubby Iry for a "brooch"
she had seen . . . He insisted that
since he didn't know what a
brooch was, he didn't have to buy
it for her . . . Brooch or broach,
Ethel got it of course.
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DICTIONARIES ARE bought
and sold every day . . . yet many
lack the knowledge of many word
meanings . . Harold Haber re-
minds us about the young student
who overheard the word, pregnant
. . . He asked the teacher what it
meant, and was promptly told, "to
carry a child." .. . "Now, suppose
you give us a sentence with the
word in it," suggested the teacher
. . . The youngster gulped and
answered, "The fireman climbed
a ladder into the burning orphan-
age and came down pregnant."
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CONGRATULATIONS TO . . .
Herman Raznick, new worshipful
master of Perfection Lodge, F. &
A. M. 476, and to Harold Altman,
elected chancellor commander of
Knights of Pythias, Detroit Lodge
55.
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REMEMBERING ALL THE fun
he had as a child kicking a pebble
down the street, Sid Mitchell sad-
ly watched mechanization take all
the healthy exercise out of the
game . . . A little boy was stand-
ing at the top of an upbound eleva-
tor kicking a bottle cap down the
stairs and then watching for it to
come up so he could kick it again.
Canadian Parley Urged
to Spur Faith Dialogue
MONTREAL (JTA) — Canada's
first conference of Catholics and
Jews was told Monday that this
was the time to increase Jewish-
Christian dialogue, not to reduce
it because of disappointment with
the failure of the church to react
to the threat to Israel's existence
last May and June.
Addressing a Judeo - Christian
institute at Loyola University here,
Joseph L. Lichten, director of
intercultural affairs of the Anti-
Defamation League of Bnai Brith,
noted that "Christian-Jewish en-
counters are the channel to true
understanding." He said they "can-
not be jeopardized because of one's
specific issue, however grave."
The issue itself—in this case, Is-
rael and the world Jewish response
to it—he said, must be included in
the dialogue.
The institute was co-sponsored
by Loyola and the Bnai Brith
ADL office here. About 250 clergy
and laymen attended its sessions.