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everyday from as far away as
Lansing . . . It's a club that offers a
little something for everyone froni
age 21 on . . . Happy hour which
starts at 4 p.m. is referred to as
"YOU"topia . . . Dancing begins
after 8 . . . with special events
scheduled for just about every nite
it is open.
It is 14,000 square feet of fun
and houses a number of special
pieces of art„ including murals,
neon sculptures, plexiglass fig-
ures and other art objects.
Streamers, which made its
debut on Dec. 20, is just north of
15 Mile . . . fusing art and electric-
ity into a high-energy dance em-
porium . . . The result is as unique
as the local artists who've poured
themselves into the sculptures,
lent a hand in finishing the walls
and shed a (neon) light on this
showcase of modern art.
THOSE WHO THOUGHT
Alia's would open March 1 at
former locale.of Irving's onGreen-
field north of 11 Mile will have to
wait a bit longer .. . Jim and Alia
Sage, owners of Remal's also, are
completely gutting the former
Irving's, Pic-A-Deli and then
Original Irving's spot . . . When
the Guttman's moved to LaMir-
age, it became an altogether new
baligame which new owner Allen
Cohen of Wesco Pharmaceutical
couldn't play.
LOOKING BACK On Col-
umns Of Yesteryears .. .
SEPT. 21, 1956 .. "We're not
telling stories out of school be-
cause Harry Steller can't get over
it himself . . . and has been telling
folks about it . . . He used to driire
20 miles out of the city to buy
'Fresh Country Cutter' from a
farmer . . . A few cents added to
the price made it more expensive•
than the butter obtainable in the
city, but somehow the country
butterwas worth the difference in
cost . . . Harry, and many-of his
friends, made the trip often .. .
and in time, the farmer had do-
zens of customers from the city . . .
But one morning last week,
Harry, driving out extra early,
happened to notice a large sign on
the fence . . . It was addressed to
the driver of the city dairy truck,
and said, "60 pounds of butter to-
day, plaese."
"On vacation • out West, Sam
Hechtman reports that George
Jessel was recently engaged to
substitute at a Las Vegas night
spot for Je E. Lewis, who was ail-
ing . . . At the last moment,
Eugenie Baird was summoned to
fill in for Peggy Lee, likewise on
the sick list . . . After the changes
had been announced to the audi-
ence, Jessel opened his act with, 'I
think this show was booked by
Blue Cross.' "
DEC. 2, 1955 ... "During the
making of the movie, The Penguin
Pool Murder, srites former De-
troiter Leonard Sherman, now a
lighting technicial in Hollywood,
the director was showing a visitor
around . . . As they gazed at the
penguin, the director said, 'The
bird is hired, of course, and we pay
$250 a week for him.' . . . A little
extra, standing nearby, remarked
quietly, but just loud enough for
Leonard to hear, "And I had to
born a human!"
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New York .(JTA) — A claim by one out of four farmers re-
the Anti-Defamation League of sponded with antiSemitic sen-
B'nai B'rith, based on a tele- timents."
phone survey, that reports of
Rudin has made several fact-
growing anti-Semitism in the finding trips to the Midwest,
American farm belt have been meeting with farmers and reli-
"grossly exaggerated," was gious leaders.
challenged last week by two
Siinilar sentiments were ex-
American Jewish Committee of- pressed by Leonard Zeskind, re-
ficials and the head of an. in- - search director of •the Center for
dependent group monitoring ex- Democratic Renewal, a Kansas
trmist activities in the Midwest. City-based organization that
The ADL, based on a survey has monitored anti-Semitic and
of 600 • persons 'in Iowa and `extremist groups in the farm
Nebraska conducted last Janu belt, and which has also been the
ary by Louis Harris and Asso- source of much information for
ciates, concluded that far-right concerned Jewish groups.
extremist groups that seek to
In a 10-page report issued last
stir up anti-Semitisni by ex-
year,
Zeskin reported that while
ploiting the farm crisis "have
exact numbers on the various
failed in their mission."
"The results clearly show that extremist organizational efforts
the American farmer, although do not exist, "it is estimated
hard hit' economically, is de- that the racist and anti-Semitic
Idedly uot as vulnerable to movement has between 2,000
5,000 hard core activists in
bigotry as those who shrilly cry and
the Great Plains midwest, and
wolf about anti-Semitism would • between
seven and ten sympa-
have us believe," said Nathan thizers for
each activist."
Perlmutter, ADL national
lirector.
The ADL noted that extrem-
While not disputing the sta- ist groups have tried to per-
tistical data• drawn from the suade American farmers that
nirvey — that about one in four Jews are largely responsible for
A the respondents revealed anti- their problems. But the survey
iemitic sentiments — Rabbi found that those polled blamed
fames Rudin, interreligious af- their difficulties by and large on
airs director of the AJC, said, others, such as the Reagan Ad-
'I draw very little comfort •when • inistration and Congress.
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