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The success of the Ilazomiri
the Jewish National Fund Flower
Choral Society concert of Jewish tot National Executive last Sun-
Day Committee for Detroit, is an
music, at the Masonic Temple, last day, makes of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America as Well us of
Iladarisah "a house divided against
itself." Rather than disrupt Zion-
ist effort, Mr. Slomovitz declared,
it would be wiser, for the sake of
the health and progress of the
movement, to retain the present
administration upon whom should
be forced as many reforms as could
possibly be gained under the cir-
Ile predicted that
cumstances.
Mr. Lipsky's administration will
be vindicated at the coming con-
vention.
Others who spoke were II. Gold-
berg, N. ('roll, 1). IV. S1111011,1, Ja-
cob Miller.
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in the fight. Peace is essential at
Recorder's Court Judge Discuss, .
this time when Palestine is emerg-
"Criminology and Citizenship."
ing from its difficulties and a new
era of reconstruction is at hand.
Before an audience that fill, I
The bickerings that have been car- the B'nai 'Frith auditorium to ea
ried on 1,5 the opposition have
,..
pacify, Hon. Charles Bowie ,
council a loss in the United Pales- judge of the recorder's court , •
tine Appeal collections of at least
spoke on "Criminology and Citi
8300,000. If the quarrel is tot
zenship." His talk was a (ilea
ended, the damage may amount
andforcieful presentation of hi
to half a million. This should be
experiences on the bench of the re
sufficient reason fur discontinuing
corder's court. It was a direr
the conflict."
challenge to the thinking citizen
Commission of Inquiry.
at the problem presented by th e
Dr. Weizmann slated to the rep- increase in our criminal pupal
resentative of the Jewish Tele-
lion, and indicated the measure
graphic Agency that four promi-
necessary to combat it.
nent American Jewish journalists
Judge Bowles was introduced h
who occupy high positions on the
Julius Deutelbaum, past presider It
bench were asked by him to serve
of l'isgah Lodge, who in his intr. ,
on the committee of inquiry, in
dustion took occasion to call It ,t.
accordance with the offer of the
attention of the audience to t
present administration of the
misunderstanding prevalent in tl le /
Zionist Organization of America
Jewish community as to the goal
to submit its record to a thorough
ties and fairness of Judge Bowie '•
scrutiny in view of the opposition's
indicating that the record of Jud
charges. The names of the corn. Bowles in the recorder's court h e
mittee members were not disclosed
been one of service in all el
but it is expected that formal an- meats of the Detroit ruminant
nouncement will he made in a few
without regard to faith, race or
Weizmann
also
stated
Dr.
days.
creed.
that before his departure he se-
The program for the eveni eg
cured a contribution of $25,0110
•115 fentureut by the presence of
toward the United Palestine Ap-
Mischa Fishon. member of I,i
petit from Gregory Beineinson.
ut. man's Yiddish Theater, who gave a
Asked about the probable o
come of the London session of the number of selections in Yiddish.
Others on the program we re
.wish Agency Commission, Dr.
Ms, Gertrude Dettner, rani
Weizman' , declared that although and Phil Williams, violinist, w ho
he is in no position to outline the
was accompanied by Miss Fitch at ♦
probable action that will follow. the piano.
until full discussion is held and
counsel is taken with all the mem-
e-
bers, he is confident that its results
will be of permanent value for
Palestine and will initiate a new
chapter in the rebuilding of aid
Scarlet Wernan" will en :Of
country as an all-Jewish responsi
its fourth suers sofa! week at he
Garrick Theater, meet Moro ay
hility.
Paul iill.
night, with beautiful
Frederick playing the most le- I
on.
cemoly
role
of
the
seas
letful
L'sually associate•el with heavy it rie- !
matic roles, Miss Frederick lass
What Makes Milk Turn Sour?
proved herself a perfect •m
enne in her nresent lovable, tau ch- t-
As soon as milk is taken from
the air able role. She plays the part or
the cow, tiny microbes in
feeding on a young woman, who, having de-
get into it and begin
se a voted her life to her father, a 'oh-
the milk-sugar, which turns to
New N. -irk
These microbes are quite invisible lege professor, goes to
none
the after his death and lets the h me
to the naked eye, but are
folks know she intends to hay ? a
less alive, and they start work a:
A year later she retu ens
fling.
once, if the milk is at a sufficiently
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but
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Agatha
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The cemplicationa are so ■
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ing
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which is boiled quickly after being
s
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there is • romance for Agatha,
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Great preparations are being
made by the musical leaders of
Hal•vy Choral Society for the
• forthcoming first out-of-town con-
yea which this society has been
invited to give in Flint. The date
has been at for Friday, June 18.
Julius Miller, the conductor, and
William (layman, associate con-
ductor, both very able and devoted
musicians, are making every of•
fort to make this first out-of•town
(Values up to $65.00)
appearance of this able hody of
singers as impressive as possible.
New songs have been added to
the repertoire of the choir. There
Delegate's to the convention will
Will also be five soloists of the Ha'
be chosen at election,s to be held
levy at this concert, the names of
this
Sunday afternoon from 2 to
whom will soon be announced. All
5, at the Shaarey Zedek branch,
indications point that the Halevy
Twelfth
and Atkinson. Five del-
Choral Society will offer the Flint
egates are to lie chosen from the
folks a wonderful entertainment
following nominees:
on June 15.
Harry (ohen, Louis Cohane, Is-
Rehearsals are going on in full
MISS DORA SAPERSTEIN
rael Davidson, J. 11. Ehrlich, Jos-
The attendance is in full
force.
active worker for the fund to re-
Haggai,
A.
J.
Koffman,
Leon
All
members
display
eph
capacity.
Kay, Max Lipsitz, Isadore Levin, deem the soil of Palestine as the
NATHANIEL RASKIN
great enthusiasm for this unique
Robert Marwil, Jacob Miller, I). property of the Jewish people.
enterprise of the Ilidevy Choral
Sunday
evening,
is
in
great
meas-
Abraham Lachover is chairman of
W. Simons and Israel Zilber.
Society. Rehearsals will from now
ure
attributed
to
the
effortts
of
All members in good standing the committee. Flower they is
on take place at the Little Theater
of the Umpartaishe Folkshur, 539 Nathaniel Raskin, president of the will be able to vote for three dele- this Sunday.
society. Mr. Raskin is himself a gates. The five polling the largest
Kenilworth.
lyric tenor. He has been active in number of votes will be delegates,
choral societies in New York and and the five next highest will serve
Milwaukee, and sang with noted as alternates.
cantors, among them Rutman and
The board of elections consist,
Friday, June 8, nt 8:15 p. m., Kaminsky, in New York.
of Julius Braun, chairman, M.
in McCollest er Hall, the student
Merzon, Morris Mendelsohn, Misr
recital by the pupils of Dr. Mark
Rose Lipsitz and Mrs. Philip
The
Gunzburg will take place.
Sloinovilz,
minor
program will include the
The meeting on Tuesday voted
Concerto by Chopin, the E minor
that Detroit's delegates go to the
annual musicale and tea
Concerto by Emil Sauer, the E that
convention uninstructed.
Sonata Op. 27 No. I by Beethoven, given by the Detroit Music Study
and smaller pieces by Mende's- Club will take place on the after-
The Feast of Shovuoth marked
HADASSAH MUST HOLD
sohn, Chopin, Strauss, Schutt, De-
the completion of the Iniai Zion
noon of Friday, June 8, at the ELECTION OF DELEGATES
bussy, Weber arid Liszt. The par-
synagogue, the first in the Dexter
Statler Hotel. The following pro-
In
order
to
comply
with
the
rules
ticipants are: Miss Leah Zagal,
sect ion.
the champion of the piano contest gram hies been arranged: Mrs. of the national organization, a reg-
Two years ngo, after encounter-
Rata Perlman will play Be, ular election by ballot must be held
of 1927; Miss Gertrude Sarnoff,
thoven's "Sonata," Opus :31, No. 2, by Detroit chapter of Hadassah ing great difficulties, the congrega-
Miss Lillian Rabinowitz. Miss
pin's for the ;selection of delegates to tion succeeded in erecting a base-
first
niovement,
and
Cho
Grace Fitch, Miss Silvia Pritz, Miss
"Nocturne and "Wedtz" in A the national annual convention, to ment structure in which services i t
Esther Cohen and Roger Beebe.
Flat; Mrs. M. Benyas and Mrs. be held in Pittsburgh from June were held for almost two years.
There is no admission charge.
Through the efforts of officers and
J. S. Souls will sing "Ilerbstlied," 27 to July 4.
by Mendelssohn, and "Oh, Swal-
Accordingly, the balloting will members, this basement has been
low, Sweet Swallow," by Kucken. take place next Sunday afternoon, expanded and 11 complete syna-
They will be accompanied by Miss June 3, from 2 to 5 o'clock, at the gogue built.
the
building committee consists
Milford Stern, who donated
Edith Ella Davis; Mrs. Michael Shaw ray 'Zwick branch, Twelfth
trophies tie be awarded in the Jew- I.eishin will give two readings, street near Atkinson. The follow- of M. Wain, II. Slutsky, M. Solo-
A. Newman, S. Pickman, N.
ish Centers Asociation Oratorical "The Raven" and "The Last ing candidates have been named
Contest, will preside over the meet- Opal." She will be accompanied by the nominating committee: Mrs. Fratkin, and . 11 yman.
Officers of the congregation are:
ing. June 9 is the day for the COO- by Miss Della Tobin. "Elegy." by Joseph II. Ehrlich, Mrs, P. II.
test and Rabbi Pram, Milton Alex- Pryque Parkfusgn, and "Perpet- Itroudo, Mrs. Abraham Cooper, IL .1. F'ishel, president; I. Wein-
ander and Arthur Mansbach have ual Motion," by Carl Bohm, will Mrs. A. Feldstein, Mrs. A. B. garden, vire-president; S. Becker,
consented
tee act as judge's. The be played On the violin by Mk: Stralser, Mrs. II. 11. Ullinn, Mrs. secretary; N. Fratkin, treasurer.
1141.1011: !!
Credit for success of much of the
contest which drew about •0 con- Sylvia Solomon, who will be ac- Robert Marwil, Mrs. J. Sauls, Mrs.
testants finally ended in eight qual- companied by Miss Cecilia •iber- Henry N. Weinstein, Mrs. A. M. work is given to the Ladies' Aux-
man. Mrs. Howard Salzenstein Hershman, Mrs. l'hilip Gordon, iliary, whose officers are: Mrs. J.
ifying for the finals.
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will render three vocal selections. Miss Bertha Lipsitz, 'Mrs. D. S. Furst, president; Mrs. S. Wein-
garden, vice-president; Mrs. S.
"left I.iebe Dick" Icy Forster, Diamond, Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
OUR SALESMAN WILL CALL
"Seldemsanekeit" by Brahma, and Mrs. D. Ver. Simons, Mrs. Ilarry Becker, secon d ing secretary; Mrs.
11. Whiteman, financial secretary;
"Kin
Traum"
by
Grieg.
She
will
Cohen,
Mrs.
N.
E.
Aronstam,
Miss
Beginning Friday, June 1, at the
be accompanied by Mrs. Emory Rose Weinstein, Mrs. J. B. Lasky, Mrs. Sosnick, treasurer.
United Artists Theater, D. W.
Under the direction of i,. Dann,
Monash. The last number will be Mrs. Julius Berman, Mrs. D. S.
Grifliith's latest feature "Drums
Chevra Sella% was organized.
503 H A MMOND BUILDING
503
of Love" will he the attraction. Saint-Saens' "Variation on a Zemon, Mrs. J. I.. Ruby, Mrs. Sid- with I. Schwartz as lecturer and
Thenee by Beethoven fur Two ney Frank, Mrs. Abraham Srere
Cadillac 59i6
Adapted from the historical inci-
L. Fink as his associate.
dent of Francesca da Rimini. Grif- Pianos," played by Mrs. John Feld- and 'Mrs. Sidney Stone.
A special charity fund is also
Kontos Ter &vim years as
man and Mrs. Laurence Title-
Every Hadassah member who is
fith's new spectacle is heralded by
baum. Reservations may be made in good standing as to dues is provided by the congregation.
those who have already seen it as
L•bergott,
urged
to
cast
her
vote
next
Sun-
A
large, airy hall, with a kitch-
I.
his greatest achievement since in advance , with Mrs.
en and checking rooms are among
day. The required number of del-
1977 Hazelwood.
"The Birth of a Nation."
the conveniences of the synagogue
egates to he voted for will be
which is now open for use by the
shown on the ballot. Every Ila-
public for parties, weddings and
dassah member in good standing
similar affairs.
is also notified to this effect by
The dedication of this synagogue
mail.
will take place July 1. New mem-
bers are being welcomed, and resi-
dents in the Dexter section are
urged to enroll.
A. IIickman seas the contractor
of the new synagogue.

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