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TH159EMPITIEWILSIIOROXICLfi
MU SIC
LOW TO CONDUCT
CONCERT AUG. 5
formed by Rabbi Abraham Lebo-
PROGRAM OF CONVENTION OF
' witz, an uncle of the bride.
Miss Faigin wore an ivory satin
CONFERENCE AMERICAN RABBIS given
vn with a tight barque and a
skirt, trimmed with a
'" u
AT DETROIT JUNE 26-JULY 1 large
pearls,
butter% bow of se
. on the left ip and an
PLEAD IN BEHALF
OF RUSSIAN JEWS
inserted
ted •
Jewry will not awaken to s "
their Russian brethr en,
a e ,
this will be a shameI
( U CriMe,
w hieohnew never e f f foarcgti
put,
ting to sleep public opinion, i s di
part played by the
Rex
Relizi otos Education. Louis
which is failing to il.vulg e
ossom
octet of tulle and orange blossoms
flees
"Fort y Years of the' go
a
L.
i 1,1
Mann:
.ra rn
j,l'w
truth about Russia, and the
9:30 5 . m. , Opening prayer: address of
Her bridal cap ();
1201i0i011A SCh001 — It. on the skirt.
i.h
pare
Issue
welcome melon. s• W . "
our visitors who return fro .fa
Achievement and Iti Failures." Jacob „ B.
m R
duchess
lace
and
pearls
fastened
.
A
The Belie Isle concert, together
Lefkowits, roll c;
all reports
of Pollak: Discussion
Abram Simon:
olittion
in
as
"Treacherous."
and publish re p or is which •
with orange blossoms held up her
with the Detroit Symphony Orches- cornrnBtees: President.
G. Enelow; Critical Evalitation . of the Reform Re:
lead :he public," the stath a ,„
E.
Bilious School.• Solom o n A. Fineberg: long tulle veil, and her bridal bou-
tra, of the Halevy-liazumir Choral ter
1)1 , roysion, Harvey B. Franklin.
goat consisted of lilies of the val-
Society, on Aug. 5, will be conduct-' t.er •=‘di
, 74' rirsrTe:S. 11 1
p in.. Luncheon.
A striking feature of the n ta
s t rn :
to be in possession of '
TEL AVIV.—(j.
Claiming
ommittee, Irving F. Reichert, Inveyt•
ed by taro Low, outstanding Jew-
Iletiorts : "Joint Cornmis• ley and roses.
A.)—' :e rts'
I.•
Miss Ann Faigin, who was her exact
,un
information derived fr o m the meat is the attack it contain s as
ment committee, Louis W °key; finance.
ion on
Rehab). Education." David
ish conductor.
L. 1. 1 :111.; publication curio... Philip)on: "National Conference on Re. , sister's only attendant, wore a most reliable sources in Russia, a Reuben Brainin, Hebrew write, of
Mr. Low is the leader of the Jew-
tritely,
.,
h
•rcuson
York,
who
N. I) •I01 S Wm k in Universities • " Leo M . flesh colored frock of satin and group of llebrew authors and com- New
is traveling
ish National Workers Alliance [ F ran kli ; n church and state , Edward
bouquet of l'remier munal workers, led by Chaim throughout the world, champi on ia, 1
2:3U i, m.. Vi-it w institution. for tulle and a
choir of New York and is known • Calisch; co-operation with isternalional
the cause of Jewish colonization i
.0,1 national organiz•tions, H. G. Ene- Indic..
completed her performed
costume. the Nachman Bialik, Hebrew poet,
as the outstanding Jewish compos- T ! 7 ,•svo: et, iew(e,rolineut,i,i0orn sr.n;ep
,...r.ni,y.
rirc.
s. ,,S,o, , 1 -. j,..60
tr
tones
6 p. .m.
Dinner in homes o f Detroit
sued a statement here drawing at- Russia. The statement express eg
Charles Samson
JUNE 26, AT STATLER HOTEL commute on
H brew Authors in Palestine
Call; Attack Brain-
■
er and conductor. Further an-
nouncements of the conce t will be we Judaism, Louis Wolsey: international
prate. M°• C. Currick: good will. Abram
TEMPLE BETH EL
made next week.
Simon: curator. of • •rrhivey, Planer Eng•
Divi
Divine
The Halevy-lia zomir Choral So-1 !ander: co-operation with Jewish Pub-'
Soc
iety,
William
11.
Fineshriber.
Union
Prayer
i
ciety last week became
e
an affiliated itealion
: ce on ar::
f
:Lie
d
s er ) Aid
1 P. rn., luncheon.
Book) Conf erence lecture.
Book:
' branch of the Jewish National
2:50 . p. m.. Report., "Contemporanemis s a : „:, 7 1, ..
Workers Alliance.
History." Felix A. Lvy: "Arbitration." E a ddf,a, p,,,,,,p,,,, a. If . G, E n ,l ow ,
• E ieu
• I ar , in
' d ignathon
.
•
at Fl,,
on a
duties of best
tention of Jewish ppininowpar
ublic o
r man.
is– acts of Reubin Brainin, who
Mrs. Faigin, mother of the bride. throughout the world to "the truth
is
play
playing a treacherou role it
wore black chiffon, and Mrs. Sam– about Russia."
constantly spreading fal, H eal
son navy blue crepe romaine, with
This statement was issued fol.' tied thus
assisting
the
Je
.
thus •
corsages of butterfly roses and lowing a meeti ng of the authors
, ' , 11 sec.
Coin pl ete with Tubes
lion of the Communist party and
sweet peas.
I and communal workers presided ' .11 o f •t
nn
er
see
u
ti
II
o
$..uts
s
o
Dinner for
.
over icy Mr. Bialik.
It declares
avid Philiwon: "Social Justice." Ed-
waved
daises told Zionism in Itto.sIa "
L. Ixel:
ra
' . 1,iturgIcal Literature," JUNE 29, AT TEMPLE BETH EL the ceremony, after which Mr. and that millions of Russian Jews aro
1 ID CENTER MUSIC SCHOOL ward
David
hi Phil 1pson.
fr o., a.. Mrs. Samson left for an extended facing the danger of annihilation
Divine
Services.
FINAL RECITAL SUNDAY
eastern trip through Ontario and as the result of the despotic and JEWISH WOMAN ELECTED Y0
9 AG
srrvtre
Al TEMPLE BETH EL
BODY
The final of the seventh annual
New York.
—_
rnerciless policies of the com- UKRAINE GOVERNMENT
Union Pyer
ra
B ook ) Reading
ea
tram the
_
!' D. tn. Opening Prayer: evening sere- Torah: Conference aermon . David Philip-Among
h m
e o
Luatv-ionfe-
recitals of the Jewish Center Mu-
, wereAbrah l a
It urges the Jewish, ,
g uests. munists.
tea from the Union Prayer Bind, Pres- vn; Adoration and Kaddish; Benediction, :
,
•
t o f wn Rocking- press „ t h at the time
.101.W
u k .
sic School will be held on Sunday, Ident's message. II. G. rebus
nas corne, of Mt hOeSC
Erwin, Memo,
David Lefkowits L ' un,h,on.
d
ante the
avieJlneuw
i: w resolutions : Leon Ha
12 30 p to
a
by Mom'.
. ham, N. C., grandfather of the when it must fulfil its duty to voice, Guide Liss was elect ed a io, tuber
ra i (n ji. an T2i; .;b e M ee:
be II. Harris, Emil Ellinger by Moses
U
2 :30 1p : Tn..,
Sympoy ium by former : bride; Julius Samson of Los An- vigorous protests daily. Russian
a '
.
.
.
P. Jacobson. Max Heller by Jo,ep h pred
, Dr. and MgX. irking J Jew
si,
e
nt
s
or
the
confren
Reminis•
i
m
i
in extreme m - teal . executive committee, the r
e w ry.
r y . i s s lving
r. . n„ gales, Cal.•
o .ce.
so ts: K addith and B enediction: Info , ,,,, ,,, of th,ir ..v,re
do's ' '.
Gutov of Flint, Mich., and Mr. anti terial and moral distress, the state- ! erning body in the Soviet sys
"Prelude and Gavotte from 6th mal reception. Social 11•11 Temple Beth
'
and suzze)tion. for the future. A round '
Miss I,iss, who is 30 years
Mrs. Sidney Raymon of Toledo, latent declares. The most atrocious,
Sonata" played by Jack Weisberg; Si.
tble
with he following participating: I Ohio,
a
app lie d was born in Lodz, Poland,
; is
. J tly kinto.
"Impromptu A flat" played by Is-
terrorization is being
J , %elt a S ii! verr ny w n,4,11,eo N 51. ( Franklin.D
JUNE
27,
AT
STATLER
HOTEL
ran
h ) t ) ;•().), ,I .,(. 17,,,,it
openly and more so secrettil) yel
adore Schneider, and the overture
.
5:30 a. m., Opening Prayer, Reports. Philipson, Abram Simon, William Itose.1
against the Hebrew language',
" Die elsenmuhle played by the „ Synagogue Mimic." Louis
olney: "Re: eau, Loots WulseY•
he
l
where
Kev,
she
et
c
bame
active is
Hebrew culture, Jewish religion
string ensemble of the Music ief," Joeeph Stolz; "Source Book ,,f Re.
abor rank,. She i s the first
FRANKLIN HILLS COUNTRY i C
and Zionism in Russia. If worldi t
ion , . Israel Bella, "Falaehas," Isaac
School.
hold
adman: Paper, "Recent Archaeologi-
;Jewish
woman
to
sa‘b a post
CLUB
The Music Committee of which I
ie, • .
head of eihd Work In Palestine" Nelson Ct
6:30 p.
Hebrew Union Canada
Benetson Netzorg, advisory
liscussion, Sheldon Blank.
Alumni annual meeting dinner.
1 n' m.. Luncheon.
the school, is chairman, and the
Afternoon, Free for committee meet.
board of directors will hold an in-
--
JUNE 30, AT TEMPLE BETH EL
formal reception for the students
Hi a ay. Report, Response, Jacob Z.
Auto ride and tea for
2:30, p.
The Hebrew Theological College
of the school and their friends at adios.
Latiterbech I Committee on resolutions:
of
Chicago
is
now conducting a
s p. nv, Nowt, - The Life and Work committee on president's mesbage.
the conclusion of the program. The
$250,000 fund campaign for the
if Wises Mendelsohn," • general bur-
Afternrmn. Free.
I students who will participate in nay s Walter Rothman; DisCBRIon,
LI
Ite,
• p, Tn.. raper.: "The Aim, and the erection of a library building ta
Road Service, Tire Vulcanizing. All Work Guaranteed
this program are among those who nerd J. Bomberger: "Moses Mendel'- Achievements of the Central Conference house the large collection of its
Radio Batteries—Charge, Loaner, Called For—$1.00
have had the longest training at •ohn's Ideals of Religion and Their Re- of American Rabbis ." D avid Lefkowitz I volumes in Judaica and cognate
ation to Reform Judaism," Felix A. Discussion, Waller G. Pesier. William F
the Center Music School. The stu- Levy: Di•cuyyjon, Sidney S. yede,che: Rosenblum: "Proposals of Future Work learning. The college, which has
dents are pupils of Miss Edith Ella •The Friendship of Mendelsohn and for the Central Conference of American set as its aim the training of rabbis
3374 Lawrence ■ at Dexter
Arlington 3765
Davis, piano instructor. Stanislaw Lessing and BY Relation to the G0.1 Rabhis." Edgar F. Magnin: Dismission. and scholars for American Jewry,
Between Jew* and Non- William II. Schwartz, Frederirk I. HY .
Open Every Day
Szmulewiez, violin instructor, and Will Movement
is in possession of numerous books
Jew," L0111 • J. Knpald, Inycitysion, Al) pins.
Clara E. Waldron, piano instruc- berg G. Minds.
of Jewish interest in several lan-
tor.
JULY 1, AT STATLER HOTEL guages, among them a good many –
openia ,,
JUNE 28, AT STATLER HOTEL „ ,:i „
prayer; Report)), rare volumes and incarnabula, and
Religious Ed ucat i on D ay.
[hanks. Nominations Election of °M. most of these books are scattered
;30 K. nl., Opening Prayer: Report: rers. Benediction.
M.
in various nooks and crevices of
the college halls, thus being un-
suitable for research and adequate
Results of the prize oration con-
study.
tent conducted by the Department
The initial step of this campaign
of Synagogue and School Exten-
was made at a dinner given by
sion, Union of American Hebrew
Broadway at 1509 Near John R.
Barney Balaban, of the Balaban & '
Congregations, just announced,
Katz Theaters, at the home of his
show that 19 students represent-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Bala-
satin and a headdress of orange' ban of Chicago. Rabbi Saul Sil-
ing nine universities won a total
ABRAHAMS—MAHLER
blossoms.
of $600 for their essays on relig-
ber, president of the Hebrew Col-
A bower of green smilax inter-
Miss Belle Schwartz, sister of lege, and lion. Harry M. Fisher
ious subjects submitted by the de-
spersed with pink and white roses,
partment or by the rabbis in charge and flanked at the sides with tall the groom, attended as maid of addressed the small gathering of
honor, and wore a gown of peach , prominent merchant princes and
of each university district.
candelabra holding cathedral ta-
Competition was open to all Jew- pers, formed the setting for the taffeta and tulle, and carried roses , lenders of the community, and as
ish students attending universities wedding at the Detroit-Leland and sweet peas.
a result of these sincere pleas and
as
Harry Rudolph attended
in the respective districts, and the Hotel June 9, when Miss Esther
the added zeal of the host, the
essays were read before the Jewish Mahler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. best man.
sum of $62,000 was pledged im-
8740 Linwood Avenue
Miss Shirley Kopitz, as brides- mediately for the library cam-
Students' Union in each university Joseph Mahler, became the bride
maid, wore a gown of orchid, and paign fund. Barney Balaban, in
where there were any such.
of Morey L. Abrahams, son of Mr.
carried roses and sweet peas. Mk; behalf of himself and brothers,
Among the winners were:
and Mrs. II. L. Abrahams.
Esther Brenner, as bridesmaid,
e
whose es-
Maurice Il. P karsky,
Miss Mahler wore an Ivory satin wore a gown of orchid and carried donated $25,000.
say was on "Chaim Nachman Bia-
gown with a long bodice, and long, roses and sweet peas. Miss Bobby
lik;" David Lowe, with an essay
full skirt, and closely fitted sleeves. Lahr, also a bridesmaid, wore a Frigidaire Cold Control Dem-
on "The New Judaism," and David
Her lace veil was caught by a fitted gown of orchid chiffon and carried
onstration June 25 to
Kellman, who wrote on "Baruch
cap of lace with a circlet of orange roses and sweet peas.
July 5.
Amcricanus." All three are Uni-
blossoms at one side. Her bridal
The
ushers
were
Max
Schwartz,
versity of Michigan students at
bouquet consisted of gardenias, M. Schwartz and Yack Wasser-
In celebration of its recent pass-
Ann Arbor.
lilies of the valley and roses.
man.
ing of the million users mark, Frig-
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartz left for
Miss Rhea Nathan, of Utica, N.
. We're Corporation has announced a
Y., who was maid of honor, wore a honeymoon trip, and upon their , second Cold Control Demonstration
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A
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Karbel, Goldie Levitt, Marion held at Temple Beth David of by Mr. Edward E. Rouech, local
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Fleisher and Sylvia Fleisher were Humboldt Parkway, Buffalo, N. Y., branch manager.
the bridesmaids, wearing similar when Miss Esther Chernila, dough-
"More than 100,000 people visit-
gowns of green chiffon, with bouf- ' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cher-
! dealers' showrooms during the
nila
of
Buffalo
was
united
in
mar-
fant
skirts
and
horsehair
hats
of
wish
to
announce
to
the
public
of
this
vicinity
We
wi , inal national demonstration,
Lido tan. Their bouquets were of ridge to Samuel S. Kollenberg of deft' ite the inclement weather
that TOUSLEY'S GARAGE at
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bu
roses and daisies, tied with green Buffalo,
ch prevailed generally," he
whip
.
Kollenberg of Detroit, Mich. Rabbi said.
satin bows.
d "The attendance in this city
Manuel Abrahams served his Matt and Cantor Yodelson pace- was unusually g oo d . This second
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Dinner for 125 guests followed
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the ceremony, after which 100 and orange blossoms. The bride
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I Mr. and Mrs. Abrahams left for Can., was maid of honor, and wore I refinements and advantages that ,
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Edward Chernila, brother of the
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don t
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The ushers were George Koller-
Miss Ida Nadler, niece of the
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With
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Dinner was served for 150
Morris Moss, brother of the
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bride,
Nadler, S. Carlton Moss, Jack The tables were beautifully dec-
Mendelson and Jay Nadler per- orated with roses, larkspur, snap-
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was served in the Cfystall ball- llesel Kollenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
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room to 140 guests. A reception Herman Kopelove of Detroit; Mr.
as it assists nature in eliminat-
followed the dinner for 215 and Mrs. Nathan Danziger, their
ing the cause of any disease.
guests. daughters Lillian and Rose and
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Mr. and Mrs. Green left for an their son Ilarold of Columbus, 0.;
extended honeymoon to the west. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Chernila of
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Newark, N.
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bride of .lack Schwartz, son of Mr. York; Mr. and
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and Mrs. H. Schwartz, at
fat ceremony which was solemn-
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ized on Sunday, June 16, at the
The marriage of Miss Pauline
Congregation Beth Yehudah. The
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ceremony was performed by Rabbi Ilene Faigin, daughter of Mr, and it
Mrs. Kalman Faigin, to Samuel
Thumin.
The bride wore a gown of white I Samson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Will Banish It.
Samson, was solemnized at their
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June 16. The ceremony was per-
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