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January 1, 1 112:1.
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Candidate for
COUNCILMAN
Another year has gone into oblivion
and a New Year, filled with promise
and hope, comes into being. May the
New Year bring to my friends and
all Jews Happiness and Prosperity.
THE CALL OF THE SHOFAR
Rush liashonah, the beginning of the year, marks
the end of summer and the approach at winter. It is
the time when nature loses its gay mood and assumes
it more solemn tin.. When the leaves begin to fall and
the flowers to wither, man's thoughts turn from his
daily routine to meditate upon this change of seasons,
the passing of nature from a state of ceaseless activity
into a state of quiescence, of death-like slumber. It
recalls to hint the facts of his own existence. It re-
minds him that he is an infinitesimal part of a vast uni-
verse; that he, too, must some day pass into a state
of rest.
Yom Hazikoron, the day of reckoning, is truly a
day filled with awe and dread. The shrill blasts of the
Shofar, the ram's horn, stir up our sluggish conscience.
quicken the soul, and fires the spirit. According to the
Talmud, the Shofar is the symbol of sacrifice. It re-
calls the attempt of Abraham to sacrifice his beloved
son Isaac upon the altar to prove his faith in God. An
angel stayed his hand. and a rain was sacrificed in
Isaac's stead.
Then followed the deep slumber during SODA the
future of Israel was revealed. The sheep is an inno-
cent, defenseless, peace-loving animal, contributing
greatly to the comfort of man and requiring but little
in return. This is the spirit of sacrifice and is symbol-
ized in the Shofar.
In these days of materialism, greed, selfishness, it
is time to blow the Shofar and rally our spiritual
forces. Whither are we going? The undermining of
our moral fabric must cease. The notes cannot go
unheeded. We must respond to its challenge, to live
the full life of the Jew—to do justice, to love mercy,
to walk humbly before God.
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May the year 5688 be eventful in the annals of
our people and may it bring added luster and
greater achievement to t he descendants of Israel.
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By SENATOR JAMES COUZENS.
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It is again my pleasure to send a message to the
Jewish people through the graciousness of The De-
troit Jewish Chronicle on the anniversary of Rosh
Ilashonah and Yom Kippur.
Every day throughout the year we see great ad-
% ancement of the Jewish race in commerce, literature
and art. through which we are having day by day
greater evidences of the nation's appreciation. Every
day we are seeing evidences of greater toleration of
the different races and the differnt religions and to
the Jewish people I desire to extend my congratula-
tions upon their progress and the greater understand-
ing of the American people of the value of the Jewish
race to our welfare.
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traffic collation, with its menace
to lives, directly in front of the
King Wah Lo Cafe
I present Home.
and Miss Ithetts have arranged ii
Wetroit's Popular Rendezvous)
most interesting series of programs
Col these concerts anti are continu- N
ire I his year the musical travel-
started so successfully der- 0
iing the past season.
Presenting
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Of extraordinary importance is
the series of lectures which Mr.
Gabrilowitseh will otTer on live Sat-
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urday afternoons showing on the
and His-
progress of orchestral music. The
series of historical piano recitals
which Mr. Gabrilowitsch gave a
couple of seasons ago ranks among
Since their engagement
the finest contributions this emi-
here they have won
nent leader has provided since his
countless friends.
coining to the city and it is atitici-
Prior to coming here,
p11s1 this new series will create as
much comment :Ind enthusiasm.
Graham l'rince and his
The Detroit Symphony choir will
Orchestra appeared on
he heard in Iilendelssohn's "Elijah"
Keith Circuit, and also
in December and in the tali per-
enjoyed a most success-
formances of Bach's Passion ay- yi
cording to St. Mathew, which will
ful tour of the East
be given in holy week next April.
Coast playing dancing
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engagements. l'erhaps
The outstanding musical event of SI
the most noteworthy
the coming season will be the series
of live kytures to be given on Sat-
engagement of this Or-
urday afternoons by Ossip Gabril-
chestra v•as at the ra-
owitsch, conductor of the Detroit
dio station in Clear-
Symphony orchestra, in Orchestra
water, Flu. During
hall. The subiect of these lectures,
the
Detroit
which are sponsored by
their stay ut King Wah
,Symphony society, will be Th e De-
Ins they will always
velopment of the Symphony From
have the very latest
the Eighteenth to the Twentieth
numbers specially ar-
Century." The dates with the di-
vision of the subject matter fellow:
ranged by Mr. Prince.
Oct. 25• "The Early Masters of the
Come and hear them
Nov.
19,
"The
Classic
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Symphony:
for yourself.
Symphony at Its Zenith;" Jan. 11,
"The Romantic Composers;" Feb.
Vi, The Advent of Descriptive
Music," and Mar. 21, "Mgalern
Dancing Hours: 12 to 2 — 6 to 8 — 9:30 to 1 A. M.
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For information and reservations phone Cadillac 5074
Each of these lectures will be il-
' Fiktrated by music of the period
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discussed and the program will be T
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(Special Rooms fur Private Parties.)
played 1.y the entire Detroit Sym-
phony' orchestra of 110 players. The
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composers of symphony music--
Bach, Hagan and Mozart. Then
follows the classic symphony, which
reached its zenith in the conmosi-
lions of Beethoven. This leads to
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the romantic school with illustra-
tions from Schubert, Schuman,
Mendelssohn and Brahms, and this
in turn brings IS to the advent of
ils.seriptive music, hest represented I
by Berlioz, Liszt and Strauss. The I
concluding lecture will bring us 1
. down through the modern (imolai' , i
.ers with works from Tschaikowskv,
Mahler. RachmaninotT, Seriallin,' T
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Lab.. Havel. Raspighi and others. t SI
Only those who have been for-
tunate enough the past seasons to I
hear Mr. Cabrilowit •h Ita.tu re
. realize what a wealth of musical
information this series will con-
tain. To those who question the
tare of modern symphony arches- i
Rill Start First Series of Concerts Thursday, Oct. 13;
Ossip Gabrilowitseh, Conductor, Will Continue
Saturday Afternoon Lecture Series.
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scription concerts in the season o f . pportunity to bring the whole
1927-28. family and have a delightful after-
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The program for the °pent ig pal
noon.
of concerts is entirely French in
The young people's concerts are
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character and comprises the inag. given on five Saturday mornings
niticent eeser Franck Symphony in commencing Nov. 12. Mr. Kolar
IMaWs810.1AsANVas II minor; Debussy's symphonic
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suite, "The Sea," to be heard lo-
cally for the first time at this con-
cert; Berlioz overture, "The Ro-
man ('arnica) and Dukas," and
The Sorcerer's Apprentice."
This program may well be taken
as an indication of the character of
the concerts to he offered this sea-
son. In passing„ it will he of inter-
est t, those attending the concerts
to know that the management in-
tends this year if possible to hold
the concerts to one and a half hours
of music so that the concerts will
end at approximately 10 o'clock.
Following the usual custom of
he orc hestra. there will be no solo-
ist at the opening pair of concerts.
Starting with the second pair on
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Oct. 20-21, however, the Detroit
Symphony society will present as
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brilliant a galaxy of stars as has
ever been heard in any single or-1
chestral season.
The pianists include Yolanda
Stern. Myra Hess, Josef Hofmann,
Harold Bauer and Ossip Gabrilo- I
witsch who, as in all past seasons,
will bring the series to a close in
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his dual ride of conductor and solo-
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The instrumentalists are Carl
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To those who for one reason or
another find it impossible to attend
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the regular subscription concerts.
the Detroit Symphony society has
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