…American Jewish Congress Attacks Legion's "All-American Conference" THE JEWISH NEWS-19 Friday, February 10, 1950 Joan Freeman to Be Soloist In Concert Of Jewish Music In its Feb. 6 issue Congress Weekly, organ of the American Jewish Congress, carried an edi- torial labeling "bizarre" and "ominous" the American Legion- sponsored "All-American Con- ference", held in New York City Jan. 28-29. The editorial scored the con- ference as part of t...…
…20—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 10, 1950 News Brevities "A Saga of Mt. Clements" featuring an all-male cast under the direction of , Mrs. Jack Er- lich, will be presented at the Valentine's Day party of the PHILIP HANDLER LODGE and AUXILIARY Feb. 14 at Turover Hall. Prospective members and their wives are invited to at- tend. * * Joseph Bernstein, James I. Ellmann, Dr. Shmarya Klein- man and Boris M. Joffe, all members of the executive ...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-21 Friday, February 10,,1950 Danny ReiSkintS Keidan Lodge Milestone E-- All God's Children 0 S • `Christmas Gift' Donation for UJA ISTENING T A Christian woman in Jersey City, moved by the urgent needs - -. _ - - - to be met through the United 711111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111I1111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111111 Jewish Appeal, contributed $5 PARTIN...…
…22—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 10, 1950 Obituaries ROSE KAPLAN, 76, of 17586 Parkside, died Feb. 2. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Cantor Hyman Adler officiated. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Samuel A. Sklar and Mrs. Leon A. Katzin. Interment, Turover Cemetery. * * * GEORGE WEINGARDEN, 56, of 1458 Glynn Ct., a World War I veteran and native lAtroiter, died Feb. 2. Services were held at Lewis Bros. Rabbi...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-23 Classified Advertisements Friday, February 10, 1950 Iraq Diplomat Sees Israel-Arab Peace For Some Time LIVING QUARTERS For Sale To 'Rent Wanted Exchange GENEVA, JTA)-A striking RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desires 4-5 un- furnished rooms. Automatic heat. WO. declaration that. the Arab states 5-1159 weekdays; TO. 5-8632 Saturday, . are in no position to make war Sunday, evenings. on.Israel for "a long period" was ROOM apartment, n...…
…About a Detroit Accountant Tickton Recalls Sokolow's Work, Hope for Zionism By DANIEL L. TICKTON Much has happened since 1900, the year of my zichro- nos, my memories of men and events. There is an old saying that the worst of the past is the best of the future. Perhaps these recollections will prove it. The writer, being totally blind for nearly 14 years, could not get raw material and was unable" to look up old manu- scripts and references...…
…ZOA Inuit Ben Gurion Frisch Proposes Premier Attend 53rd Convention C Vol. 52 — No. 6 iogeo 27 Thursday, Feb, Israelis Plan for I Growth (// )V50 10e a Copy — $3 Per Year BB Entertains Vets Pianist Dorothy Donnegan entertains patients at the Dearborn Veterans Hospital. Left to right, are Lloyd Woods, Melvin Smith, Don Williams, of the Hospital recreation staff, and Mrs. Moe Miller of the Greater Detroit !Ina' Brith Women's Council wh...…
…Page 2 of DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Planning Radio Hour Events the Week Thursday, February 9, 1950 Cleveland Cantor Slated at Concert Landsmanshaften and societies affiliated with the Joint Yid- The Jewish Metropolitan Club will hold a package party at 8:30 p.m. Saturday at 8951 12th street. Admission for the ladies will be two box lunches. Men will be ad- mitted free. dish Culture Committee of the Jewish Community Council and the J...…
…• • Thursday, February 9, 1950 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE rage= STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Nazi Murderers Seek 'Justice' in U. S. Courts By PI INEAS J. BIRON quHEN THE MEN WERE ready for the execution " one of tly leaders gave the order to shoot. Since they were kneeling at the brink of the mass grave, the victims fell, as a rule, at once into the mass grave." The above is an excerpt from the report of Paul Blobel, one of the executive heads of...…
…Page 4 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE , Detroit Jewish Chronicle Key to Their Lives Published by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. 2827 Cadillac Tower, Detroit 26, Michigan WOodvizard 1-1040 SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 Per Year, Single Copies, 10e: Foreign, $5.00 Per Year Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Thursday, February 9, 1950 Jewish Books in Review By GER...…
…Thursday. February I, 1974 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 3 The Chronicle Was There Detroit's Cantors Display Hermon v(ht(Ranks and Songs Detroit's cantor lI Iles v inner Relations Council Discusses Schools, Israel, Civil Rights tistA e t ea call It is of course not up to usto which is to be preferred. Jewi.-11 Music Month With them. It cannot be denied. however, and a capacity crowd followed that a certain conflict exists. We their...…
…America lewisk Page 6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, February 9, MO gn die %din of Local Society Pioneer Unit Flns Series In Candlelight Ceremony The opening meeting in a series of cultural programs planned by the Council Cultural Committee of Pioneer Women will be held at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at Northwest Ilubrew.. Zjt.s. Joseph Erman, council vice-president, is in charge of th programs. The Tuesday program will fea- ture "Israel Is...…
…sh Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO Thursday, February 9, 1950 gollitivs DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE (71 e rmeu . Ouqugements Announced Arths Jan. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Greenberg (Marjorie Berk) • of Grand avenue,' a daughter, Gayle Beth. Jan. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Steinberg (Adele Towlen) Richton avenue, a daughter, Janis Carol. Jan. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Maltz•an (Sadie Pinsky) of Fullerton avenue, a son, S...…
…Page DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday. February 9, MO which is a twirp season affair (although there's no law that forbids you fellows to ask sanir favorite gals). Tickets will cost 75 cents per By HELEN TENNENBAUM couple and only 60 cents for the WHERE WHERE ARE YOU? .. that's paid up members of the Youth part of a pop tune which Group of the Northwest Hebrew Teen-Age • Sophisticates D ETROITERS PHIL ROTHSCHILD • 4,, ARE TALKIN - .....…
…Thursday, February 9, 1950 Brith Highlights DETROIT — • JEWISH CHRONICLE Heads 'Yearbook riBYOutlook By LIONEL GINSBURG MARY V. BECK, the only "I woman member of the De- troit Common Council, was guest speaker at a recent lecture spon- sored by the Gilds Partrite, BBG Chapter. • • . Brandeis Chapter Pagel JWV Bulletin Members of the ADL discus- sion group will be hostesses at ihe meeting at 9 p.m., Monday at the Rose Sittig Cohen B...…
…Alfieri= ,7ewish Page 10 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, February 9, 1950 Chronicle Want Ads Bring Results Classified Ads Accepted up to 10 A. M. Wednesday Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00, Payable in Advance of Publication 2827 CADILLAC TOWER WO. 1-1040 APTS. & FLATS FOR RENT 2 ROOM AVE. near Lawton. Low rent. Option on furniture. Call 9 a.m.-5 p.m. TO. 8-0494. UPPER INCOME FLAT for rent. 4 rooms, porch. Bedroom, kitchen ...…
…vish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Page 11 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, February 9. 19511 LEGAL NOTICES Se, died Feb. 1 Weedinghain drive, Obituaries January, in the year one thousand nine St f• keit were at Hebrew Benev- hunched and fifty. Present Thomas C. Mouthy, Judge NATE RIMER, 50, of Beverly olent. She leaves her son, Joseph lhate lit Pu Hills, Cal., died Jan, 21. Serv- and daughter, Mr* Ruth Stei...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE rage 12 Detroit Woman, Brother Reunited After 21 Years By EUNICE MINTZ TWENTY-ONE YEARS ago Mrs. Robert Middleman left Hun- gary to come to the United States to live. She left behind her brother, Moshe Mittleman, who was then mine years old. Jan. 17, 1950, Mrs. Middleman met her brother in New York— he had come here from Israel. It was their first reunion in 21 years. Mrs. Middleman says her bro- ther recognized her...…
…1950 American Jewish Year Book: A Review and An. Expose Story on Page 4 THE JEWISH NEWS A W 9skly Review of Jewish Events VOLUME 16—No. 21 708-10 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-H55 Detroit, Michigan, February 3, 1949 Washington's Famous Letter As a Guide to Brotherhood Editorial on Page 4 aeaki.7 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c UN Awaits Israel-Jordan Peace Agreement with OK from Egypt New Senate DP Bill Branded Pro-German WA...…
…Jewish Music Month Program Feb. 12 Will Feature Noted Cleveland Cantor Benjamin Laikin and Jay Ro- senshine, co-chairmen of the Joint Yiddish Culture Commit- tee of the Jewish Community Council and the Jewish Com- munity Center, announced that plans have been completed for the annual Jewish .Music Month program. It will. take place at 8:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, in the audi- torium of the Jewish C o munity Center, Woodward at Holbrook. Wolf Sn...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-3 UM Chief's Israel Report Is Grim Financial Picture More than 11,000 local cam- paign leaders assembled at spe- cial meetings in 105 cities • last 'Tuesday, heard United Jewish Appeal general chairman Henry Morgenthau give a grim picture of the financial crisis in Israel resulting from the failure of American Jewry to provide suf- ficient money for the record flow of immigration. His report was made directly to a meeting of ...…
…As the Editor Views the News `Yes, The Root Is Deep' Campaign Allocations Figures made public by the Jewish Wel- fare Federation during the past week show that large increases in the allocation of funds raised by the Allied Jewish Campaign have been made not only to the United Jew- ish Appeal for overseas and refugee settle- ment causes but also to local educational, health and welfare movements. A typical example of increase is the rise in...…
…El-Ban Zak, "Arab Visitor, Finds Influential Friends in U.S. to Help Him Fight Zionists By MILTON FRIEDMAN THE JEWISH NEWS-5 Friday, February 3, 1950 `Brother' and 'Sister' (Copywright, 1949, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) WASHINGTON — Americans who cite "the fanaticism of Jewish nationalists" are praising Yusif El-Bandak, an Arab visi- tor to the United States. • However, El-Bandak has been described by t h e American Christian . Pales...…
…- Investments Safest in Israel, Crum Tells 3,000 at Rally 6—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 3, 1950 Cantors . Present Outstanding Concert Industrial English. Program Is Aid To Newcom,ers Seeking Employment Following a, successful three- week session for teaching new Americans "industrial" English, another more extensive program began. Jan. 16, to run for 10 weeks, at the 12th Street Council Center.. The program is under the directian of...…
…Yeshiva U. Prof. Wins World Acclaim THE JEWISH NEWS---/ Friday, February 3, 1950 Urge British Zionists To Stress Chalutziut Prof. Jekuthiel Ginsburg of Yeshiva University and his mathematical achievements are the subjects of articles appear- ing in newspapers and, maga- zines throughout the world. Kurt Has New Role KURT MARCHAND, 17- year-old DP, becomes a par- ent to his little brother ROLF, 2, upon arrival at the HIAS Shelter, New•York...…
…Congregational Activities Northwest School Cong. Shaarey Zedek Beth El Men Host Inter-Group Affair Groups Plan Dance Celebrates Fifth Year on Saturday The Men's Club of Temple Saturday evening, Feb. 4 the Men's Club of Cong. Shaarey Consecration of n e w 1 y-en- Zedek in cooperation with the rolled students of the North- Sisterhood, Alumni ASsociation west Religious School will cli- max the school's fifth anniver- sary celebration at 8:45 a....…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-- Friday, February 3, 1959 omen aut Activitiei ALPHA ZETA OMEGA AUXIL- IARY will meet at 9 p.m. Wed- nesday, Feb. 8, at Hillel House. Plans for a forthcoming fashion show and luncheon are being completed. that the cancer pad project is under the chairmanship of Mrs. Lenord Weinberg. The group meets Wednesday afternoons at Mrs. Weinberg's h o m e, 19165 Freeland., UN. 2-7757. BETH AARON SISTERHOOD president, Mrs. Sam L. Schn...…
…Beth Yehudah Day School Graduates Detroit Hadassah Get Diplomas; New Semester Feb. 7 Holds Feb. 4 Onegs Children who were graduated from the sixth grade at Beth Yehudah Day School on Feb. 1 included, left to right, ALBET HACKER, ISAAC TENEBAUM, ESTHER SCHEY, PHIL- LIP CUTLER, SUSAN MANDELBAUM, ABRAHAM SELESNY. Others who received diplomas were Martin Gordon and Eugene Kraus, 9-A,,and Robert Marx, 12-A. Enrollment continues for all grades for ...…
…- THE JEWISH NEWS - e 1 1 Friday, February 3, 1950 Adiviiieo Soddy Wed By Gandlelig/it Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wasserman are visiting their children, Dr. • and Mrs. Jack Singer at the Stevens Hotel, Miami Beach. Maurice Bloch of 2092 Pingree, son of Mrs. Ida Bloch, was graduated from the Wayne University College of Business Admin- istration on Feb. 2. Mrs. Sarah Novograd of West Outer Drive and her daughter- in-law, Mrs. Nathan Novograd, a...…
…Berris-Sains Nuptials Held at Bnai David At a double - ring, ceremony, Synagogue Women Eiect Area Officers Nov. 13- • at -Bnai David Syna- Sisterhood delegates from gogue, Frieda Sains,- danghter Of MT. and Mrs. Hymie Sains of Shaarey Zedek, Bnai Moshe, Philadelphia Ave., became • the Northwest Hebrew Cong. a n d out-state cities, recently attend- ed the second annual conference of the Michigan region, of the central branch of the National ...…
…Adivitie4, ...SOciely Mr. and Mrs.' Alexander Freeman of 20 Chicago Blvd., are staying at the Hotel Gaylord in Los Angeles. Their children, Dr. and Mrs. Alwyn Vernon Freeman recently returned from Rio de Janeiro where Dr. Freeman represented the U. S. on the Inter- American Juridical Committee. Dr. Freeman will return to Brazil this month. Mrs. Kurt Levi and son, daughter-in-law and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levi have left for KansaS C...…
…• 14 News Brevities Tuesday, Feb. 7, is B N A I BRITH BLOOD BANK NIGHT. A Red Cross mobile unit will be in the auditorium of the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., LaWton and Waverly, from 7 to 12 p.m. Mem- bers of all Bnai Brith lOdges and Chapters are urged to donate blood. * * * "One of the youngest band leaders ever in history to achieve top rat- ing." • That' s what they are saying about Blue Barron, who brings his famous "Music of Yesterday and...…
…On the Record By NATHAN ZIPRIN (Copyright, 1960, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Tidbits Paul Muni who was a movie star on the Yiddish stage long before he was catapulted to Broadway fame says he is now barely able to speak Yiddish. Edward G. Robinson on the other hand has not only not forgotten Yiddish but he prides in the fact that he still writes it well. Dentistry and matchmaking are not relevant professions. But leave it to a Broo...…
…16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 3, 1950 Weather Expert on Mt. Scopus CARE Comes to Israel "There are many mouths to be fed here. I don't know how to thank you.. Americans must be the best peo- ple in the world to send us this food." These are the words of Rafael Butvoi, unemployed Jewish mer- chant, as h e opens one of :CARE'S food `Jerusalem Has Tie With Whole Jewish Nation'—Ben Gurion DR. DOV ASHBEL, lecturer in meteorology and clim...…
…E'IM111111111111111111111111101111111111 1111 1111M111111111111110111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111r Danny Raskin's O LISTENING T F-71111111111}1111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i7- Mrs. Beni Jaffe Heads Volunteers Wins First Halevy Talent Contest Four 'women who do unusual volunteer jobs related thei...…
…I 8—TH E JEWISH N EWS Obituaries JENNIE TAYLOR, 71, of 4245 Sturtevant, died Jan. 27. Rabbi Jacob Segal officiated at funeral services at Kaufman Chapel. Burial, Machpelah Cemetery. She leaves her children, Mrs. Sol Levy, Harry, Mack, Sam, George, Sally, Betty, Martha and Mrs. Eugene Epstein. * * * SAMUEL TRAGER, 64, of 3750 Rochester, died Jan. 29. Funeral services were held at Lewis Bros. Rabbi Moses Lehrman of- ficiated. Burial, Workmen's...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS - 19 Friday, February 3, 1950 Name 3 Administrators For JDC Polish Assets WARSAW, (JTA)-Three Jew- ish leaders have been named by the Polish Ministry of Public Ad- Ministration to a commission which: will become responsible all assets left in this coun- try by the Joint Distribution Committee when it suspended operations on Dec. 31, 1949. The major assets of the JDC here are sums totaling hundreds a millions of zlotys len...…
…Scout Sabbath Services Highlight 40th Anniversary of Youth Program 20 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February 3, 1950 Hebrew Schools' Scholarship Fund Memorializes Seymour, Nathan Simons ZOD to Present Israel Goldstein the boys conduct with their parents as guests. vices in which the • Scouts will Troop 135 lists Sheldon Kard- participate. On Thursday evening, Feb. 23, ener as a Ner Tamid Award win- A feature of Scout Sabbath is ner, and Abr...…
…How National Organizations Are Reducing Staffs and Expenses Read Smolar's Column On Page 2 'SA7 ISII NEWS A Weekly R eview fif of Jewish Events VOLUME 16—No. 20 708-10 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit 26, Michigan, January 27, 1950 Moscow Curbs Soviet Jews' Interest in Israel Expose on Page 24 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c 2 Billion Heirless German-Jewish Property Mayfle Shifted itqlsrael Direct JTA Teletype Wired to ...…
…Detroiters Named Directors of JDC' Five Detroiters were elected to the board of directors of the Joint Distribution Committee, at the JDC annual meeting in New York City. Elected for his first term on the board was Louis Berry, gen- eral chairman of the 1949 Allied Jewish Campaign. Other De- troiters, re-elected to the board include Judge Theodore Levin, Nate S. Shapiro, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt and Henry Wineman. Local representatives continu- i...…
…JWF To Seek New Bank Loan For UJA; Ask Increased Funds For Local Needs JWV Commander Meets With Truman 0 vaol, oNek, Leading participants in the pre-campaign budgeting con- ference held last Sunday were, left to right, MAX OSNOS, state chairman for the United Jewish Appeal; HENRY MEY- ERS, chairman of the federation's educational and cultural ERS, chairman of the Federation's educational and cultural division, and ISIDORE SOBELOFF, execut...…
…A Mighty Push Needed As the Editor Views the News ... Interesting Facts in Composer's Biography `Gross Libels' The excoriating statement- issued last week by the National Community Relations Advisory Council and 27 local Jewish com- munity councils, including Detroit's, con- demning the Council for Judaism "for its unfounded charges and innuendos," which are declared "gross libels upon American Jewry," will, it is to be hoped, put an end t...…
…istadrut Returns Running 10% Above Last Year; $50,000 Sent New York Harry Schumer, executive board chairman of Detroit's $300,000 Histadrut Campaign, informed campaign officers last Sunday that an additional $50,- 000 has been transmitted to the National Histadrut Emergency Roll Call Conference in New York City. More than 40 per cent of De- troit's current quota has been achieved, with only one quarter of last year's cards covered, campaign t...…
…4.5.6wasa . -1 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 JNF Contributors Invited to Hear Crum's Israel Message on Sunday Officers of the Ladies' Auxil- iary of the Jewish National Fund issued a call this week urging all donors to the current fund-raising event to attend the rally Sunday, Jan. 29, at 2:15 p.m., in the main auditor- ium of the Masonic Temple, to hear a message regarding lat- est developments in Israel fr...…
…Never Before A Sale Like This Mr. Kessler Says: I am convinced that the lues we are offering are i Mr. Frankel Says: Everyday, we are unpacking cases and cases of mer- chandise, especially bought beatable, A visit to store will convince you and • Mr. Kessler ••• ■ ••••••••••••••••••••••: will pay you dividends. We have prepared for this sale for six months—Our for this sale! Come in and suppliers have made special consessions to...…
…8—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 27, 1950 Young Adult Community CED Student Group Accuses U. of M. Med. School of Entry Discrimination Removal of discriminatory questions from application blanks would not "hamper the work of the admission commit- tee immeasurably," the secretary of the University of Michigan Medical School has admitted. His statement came in an in- terview with the student Com- mittee to End Discrimination, representing 3...…
…Congregational Activities Beth El Scouters To Mark Three-Fold Anniversary Feb. 1 Beth Abraham Forum Series Resumes Jan. 28 The next in the series of Fri- and Seymour Tilchin will be the day evening forums of Cong. speakers. Rabbi Israel I. Hal- Beth Abraham will be held at pern will be moderator. the synagogue, 12517 Linwood, at Guest Cantor Itschok Katz of 8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28. Mt. Clemens will sing Sabbath The subject to be discussed...…
…Women's League 10—THE JEWISH NEWS Active in Civic Events Representatives of the League of Jewish Women's Organiza- tions are participating in a var- iety of civic events. Mrs. Robert S. Drews repre- sents the league at the annual program planners' meeting of the volunteer committee, Coun- cil of Social Agencies. Mrs. Louis Glasier is working with the steering committee of the Round Table of Catholics, Jews and Protestants, planning a second...…
…Nineteenth Annual Donor Event Of the Jewish National Fund Ladies' Auxiliary Sunday, January 29, 2:15 p. m. at the Masonic Temple Officers and Donor Workers of Ladies' Auxiliary of the JNF r o g . ram FLORENCE WEINTRAUB Accompanist, MRS. SAMUEL BARR The Star Spangled Banner Welcome Honorary President: Mrs. Dina Milkovsky Kaplan. President: Mrs. Albert Prag. First Vice President: Mrs.' William Klafer MRS. ALBERT PRAG President, Ladies...…
…SETTLE A FAMILY $250.00 Beth Abraham Free Loan Assoc. * Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brody Central Overall Supply Co. Cong. Mishkan Israel CoPeo _Steel & Mfg. Co. Congregation Beth Abraham and Sisterhood, Louis Ellenbogen and Mrs. Ben Genser, Presidents Eishishker Society and Mrs. Albert Fur- man Mrs. Anna Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Ben Klein J. Levin and Sons and Mr. and Mrs. A. Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clubok, and Mr. and Mrs. Yale Levin Mr...…
