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August 18, 1950 • Page Image 1

…Expose of Unethical Advertising Sol icitations Story on Page 2 VOLUME 17—No. 23 HE JEWISH NE S A Weekly Review 708-10 David Stott of Jewish Events Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan. August 18, 1950 The Moral Issue: Is Reprisal Justifiable in Avenging Wrong? Read Commentator's Column on-Page 2 7 $3.00 Per Year; Single Cocw , I Oc Haifa Oil Refineries Open, Save $3,200,000 in Foreign Currency Direct JTA Teletype Wires ...…

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…English-Jewish Newspapers Condemn Unethical Tactics Of Advertising Solicitors - National Organizations Accused Of Being 'Duped' by Salesmen and Hurting Status of Jewish Press - DETROIT, Mich.—The American Association of Eng- lish-Jewish Newspapers, in a strongly-worded statement re- leased this week, calls the attention of all American Jewish communities to "unethical and scandalous tactics" charged against a number of publications calling t...…

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…Around the World .. A digest of current news reported by the „Jewish Telegraphic Agency, the Israel Service of Information and the World Jewish Affairs News Service., $1,000 Ford Billboard At Israel Maccabiah United States The sum of $1,000 was al- located by the Ford Motor Co. for a billboar,.. at the Macca- biah games in Israel next month. Alfred May, Detroit attor- ney who is closely associated with the public relations de- partment at ...…

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…4 4111111111F - ' As the Editor Views the News ... The Best Reception A New Anthology Interprets The Scientific Concept of Race Arab Propagandist )S RACE. An anthology selected from the International Literature on the Races of Sian. Edited by Earl AV. (:ount. Henry Schuman, N. Y. '747 pp. $7.50. American Jewry is warned to be on guard against an Arab propogandist, .Yusif El-Bandak, who is touring this country with a story misrepresenting...…

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…Young Israel Has Family Worship Congregational Activities Temple Israel Announces Building Will Be Open for High Holy Days The building of Temple Israel, which has been in process of construction for the past _year. will be ready to house its first High Holy Day services begin- ning Rash Hashanah eve, Mon- day night, Sept. 11, Harry Le- Vine, president, revealed this week. Located in the Palmer Park section at Manderson and Mer- ton Rds., o...…

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…New Zealand Jewish Community Lives In. Security, Orthodoxy, Zionism • By AVRUM SCHULZINGER The Zionist Organization of Detroit feted New Zealand's foremost Zionist leader, Isaac Gotlieb, Tuesday at the Tuller Hotel. Leading Detroit Zionists were present at the luncheon in the Gotliebs' honor and A. C. Lap- pin, ZOD president, presided. Gotlieb outlined the new tasks facing Zionism and declared that now, more than ever be- fore, the movement...…

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…Self-Criticism Glorified Engaged Knollwood Play Draws Many Laughs, Reveals Fine Talent How many classes are there in society? According to the cen- tral theme of "I Long to Be- long," the satirical musical com- edy presented by a Knollwood Country Club cast last Saturday night, at Knollwood, "there are two, classes: the common folk and those who belong to Ganze- macha (root: "Gantzer Mach- er") Country Club." It is a very entertaining play,...…

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…Iota Alpha Pi National Convention Set Here Detroit members and alumni of Iota Alpha Pi. sorority are completing arrangements for the group's national convention, to be held here Labor Day week- end, Sept. 1 to 3. This will be the first time that Detroit has been the scene of the national meetings. Dele- gates from 17 active chapters, as well as lead- ing alumni and national of f cers and board members are expected to at- tend. Miss Weinberg M...…

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….Sociely Sets April Date 8—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 18, 1950 Oscar Freedenberg Called to Active Duty Israel's Korea Offer Oscar Freedenberg, Detroit at- Gratifies Dean Acheson torney and charter member of Miss Goldie Levinstein has returned from Charlevoix where Lt. Roy Green Post, Jewish War WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Sec- Veterans, has been recalled to- Mrs. Harold H. Bernhard (Esther Levy) and daughters, Karen active duty with the Uni...…

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…10—THE JEWISH NEWS Our Letter Box Friday, August 18, 1950 !One Man Juries Are Bad' jury prosecution are a matter By JACK GOLDMAN Editor, The Jewish News: The Detroit Times recently published an editorial which deserves the attention of the entire community and of Ameri- cans everywhere. It exposes wrong procedure and calls for emphasis on fair play in our courtrooms. The Times, under the heading "One-Man Juries Are Bad", stated: "The peop...…

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…I J . THE JEWISH NEWS--11 M arna e3 Friday, August 18, 1950 diviiieo in, Sociei Miss Julia Klein, formerly of West Boston Boulevard, is now residing at 900 Whitmore Drive. Mrs. M. Wohlgemuth of W. Philadelphia Ave. has returned from a month's vacation in Los Angeles, Calif., spent with her son, daughter and grand daughter of that city. Mr. and Mrs. David Sidder have returned from Florida and are spending the summer in Detroit with their s...…

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….1Y 12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 18, 1950 News Brevities Singers May Compete SOLOMON FAMILY CLUB "TZENA TZENA TZENA," the met. at the home of Mr. and familial. old Hebrew folksong For Opera Scholarships Mrs. Irving KL in. The next Which has suddenly become a Young Michigan singers with meeting ,will be at the home of Tin-Pan Alley hit, has just been Mr. and Mrs. Sid Lieberman. released in its original form by grand opera as their goa...…

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…THE JEWISH NEWS—i 3 Friday, August 18, 1950 Danny 0 Raskin's L ISTENING LAST YEAR, in Florida, Ruth Ann Margolis posed 20 times for a portrait of her, by an artist . . . who finally iviped the face off, saying he couldn't "see" her any more . . . This year, Ruth Ann made her annual pilgrim- age to the land of much sun .. . and discovered that the artist had painted the picture after she left . . . The artist told Ruth Ann that when frien...…

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…▪ 14 Obituaries ?vHE JEWISH NEWS Friday, August 18, 1950 Israel's Retailers' Strike Ends; Modified Rationing Plans Will Be Adopted — Leaders Pay Tribute FRANK . COHEN, 65, of 2985 Leslie, died Aug. 11. Services were at Lewis Bros., Rabbis Hershman and Adler officiating. Interment, Clover Hill Park. Survived by his wife, Rose; sons, Sidney andi. Herman;• daughter, Edith; 4 grandchildren. * *. * REBECCA MARX, 2681 Tux- edo, died Aug. 6. S...…

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…I THE JEWISH NEWS-15 Friday, August 18, 1950 Knesset Approves $190 Million for Development. Work Classified Advertisements LIVING QUARTERS For Sale To Rent Wanted Exchange JERUSALEM- (JTA.) -The Is- two or three-room unfurnished rael parliament approved the WANTED, apt., refined couple, about to be mar- ried. UN. 4-3767, evenings. budget of the Joint Develop- ment Authority-set up by the PASADENA, 3309, near Dexter. 3-bed- room, all-bric...…

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…Hadassah Sets Sept. 17 as 'H' Membership Day To Launch One-Day Campaign At Luncheon Meeting Tuesday 2ouncil Spokesman *. * * Detroit Chapter of Hadassah has set aside Sunday, Sept. 17, as "H-Day" for a membership campaign in which hun- dreds of Detroit women will seek to enlist thousands of ad- ditional Jewish women in the women's Zionist organization of America. It is planned that the present large membership of De- troit Hadassah should v...…

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