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Dentorrinvisn (/Romar,

MACCABEE CHANUKAH
CONCERT AND DANCE

RABBI KLEPFISCH DEAD AT 75 rabbi in the Grzybo district here,
died Dec. 11 at the age of 75. lie
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Rabbi was a son of the noted Rabbi San-
Motel Klepfisch, for 40 years a vele Klepfisch.

MUSIC

The advance ticket sale has been
favorable thus far.
Tickets are obtainable from any
member of the society, at the J. N.
W. A. office, 8753 Twelfth street ,
and at the Orchestra Hall box of-
fice beginning a few days before
HALEVY-HAZOMIR'S
the concert . Anyone desiring in-
CONCERT ON JAN. 12 formation regarding tickets should
phone or write Dr. Goldberg, 6518
With the approach of Jan. 12, Hamilton, Empire 2251.
the date of the coming annual con-
cert of Halevy-Ilazomir Choral So- Eugene Goossens to Be Guest
citts•, Branch 263, Jewish National
Conductor of Symphony
Workers' Alliance, the activities

In celebration of Chanukah, the
Detroit chapter of the Zionist Re-
visionist Union and the Jewish
League for Self Defense are pre.
sentmg a Maccabee concert and
dance at Littman's People's Hall,
Twelfth and Seward, Saturday eve-
ning, Dec. 28, at 8:30 sharp.
The program will consist of a
concert, opened by the blessing of
the first Chanukah candle by the
Rev. A. Moldawsky, and will be
followed by a dance of American
and Palestinian numbers. On the
concert program will appear Mme.
Ida Divinoff, violin soloist; llertzl
Tigel, piano soloist; Rev. Mogu-
levski, Mrs. Warren and Zpari
Krasnoff, vocal soloists, and others.
This is intended to be the first
of a series of entertainments of
this type to be presented by these
two organizations.
Proceeds from the affairs will be
used for various Zionist funds.
The Zionist Revisionists and the
Self Defense League are new or-
ganizations in Detroit, which have
hown increases in membership and
nfluence.

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NURSERY SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN

Miss Esther Ashinsky's class:
Connive Rosenthal, Lillian Wies-
man, Elmer Ellias.
Miss Mary Newman's class: Ra-
chel Fox, Millie Shugarman.
Mrs. Betty Gordon's class: Mar-
cus Edelson, David Prussian. Lil-
lian Zisman, Herman Schechter.
Miss Mollie Portner's class: Elsie
Blum, Edith Klanfer, Morie Kon-
gold,
Freda Lang, Sarah Mitower,
J an. 2 and 3.
Charles Prussian, Eleanor Joseff,
The departure of Ossip Gabrilo- Vivian Carnis, Grace Goldberg.
witsch, conductor of the Detroit
Miss Rose Friedman's class: Ar-
Symphony Orchestra, to conduct thur Edelson, Dena Berlin, Isadore
concerts with the Philadelphia Freedman, Esther Graff, Nettie
Symphony Orchestra, brings the Rothenberg, Clara Abrahams, Mar-
first of the guest conductors to De- tin Spector.
troit, and on Thursday evening
M iss Esth
er K's
arbal class: Ro-
Jan. 2, and Friday afternoon, Jan. sella Israel, Ruth Levine, Stuart
3, Eugene Goossens will have Karbal, Seena Sklar, Ethel Austria.
charge of the concerts at Orchess Miss Mary Barak's class: Rose
tra Hall. Mr. Goossens is one of lyn Tron, Jane Beerbohm, Julia
the finest conductors that has come Mitower.
from abroad and needs no intro-
duction to Detroit audiences, for
•his appearances with the Detroit
Symp ony Orchestra last season
were so successful that his return
is eagerly awaited.
There will be no "pop" concert
this Sunday afternoon at Orches-
tra Hall as the schedule of con-
certs is no arranged to give the
members of the orchestra ,a com-
plete week of freedom. At the
next "pop" concert, to be played
on Jan. 5, Eugene Goossens will
be the guest conductor.

First, Second and Third Grades

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Personal attention to problem children
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of the society have been greatly
intensified. Conductor Dan Froh-
man is now directing three rehear-
sals each week, on Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Sunday. Assisting
Mr. Fishman in the preparation of
the musical program is William
Gayrnan, assistant conductor.
General arrangements for the
concert are in charge of a commit-
tee headed by Eugene Franzblau,
president of the Halevy•Hazomir.

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During Jewish Hour
Sunday.

Jonah J. Goldstein who is prom.
inently identified with the Jewish
Education Association of Greater
New York, and other leading Jew-
ish movements, will speak on the
subject of "Jewish Education: A
Communal Responsibility," during
the Jewish Hour tin adcast from
a national network, including
WWJ, Detroit, on Sunday after-
noon, Dec. 29, front three to four
o'clock.
Chanukah, the Festival of Ded-
ication, will be observed in this
program. Dr Nathan Krass, rab-
bi of Temple Emanuel, New York
City, will conclude his series of rad-
io addresses with a talk on "The
Feast of Lights."
The spirit of the holiday is ex-
pressed, also, in the musical pro-
gram. There are several arias
from "The Maccabees," Levandov-
ski's "Haneyres" anti Schlesinger's
"Rock of Ages." Two movements
from Alendelssohn's "I) Major for
String Quartet" will be rendered'
by the string quartet.

0 UR PLEASANT RELATIONS OF

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WISH FOR A JOYOUS CHANUKAH

AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

WINDSOR NEWS

The third annual banquet of
Tau Sigma Beta Sorority was held
Tuesday evening, Dec. 24, at the
Oriole Terrace, Detroit. It was a
strictly formal affair.
Prof. Samuel Isaac Krieger, late
of the University of Hamburg,
Germany, known as the "king of
logarithms" and "monarch of
mathematics," and lately associ-
ated with Prof. Albert Einstein in
the mathematical calculations in
connection with his theory of rela-
tivity, arrived in Windsor Tuesday,
Dec. 17, and was a guest at the
Prince Edward Hotel for a few
days. On his arrival, Professor
Krieger was welcomed at the de-
pot by Rabbi Israel Lebendiger, It.
G. Cohen, Dr. 1. M. Cherniak and
J. A. Glass. After escorting him
to the hotel, a luncheon was held
in his honor, which was attended
by many prominent Jewish men of
the Border Cities. During his stay
the professor gave several lectures
and demonstrations of his achieve-
ments and remarkable powers.
Tickets are now on sale for the
annual informal dance to be given
by Junior Hadassah at the Prince
Edward hotel, on Wednesday,
Jan. 15.
The fourth meeting of the Young
People's Society was held on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 18, at
the home of bliss Rae Carp, 958
'Parent boulevard. An interesting
talk and demonstration was given
by Prof. Samuel Isaac Krieger, the
honor guest of the evening. In.
formal discussion, dancing and re•
freshinents followed, rounding out
an enjoyable evening.
"What Happened on Chanukah"
is the name of the play to be pre•
seated by the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the B'nai B'rith Lodge on Tuesday,
Jan. 7. Rehearsals are now under
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CITY TAXES

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Statements covering un-
paid second - half 1929
GENERAL CITY TAXES,
due Dec. 30, have been
mailed to all taxpayers of
record and are payable to
the due date without in-
terest.
After Jan. 1. interest
must be charged, dated
from Aug. 15 to actual
day of payment.
Second half city taxes
may be paid by mail, your
personal check, a bank
check, or a money order
being equally acceptable.
Paid receipts will be
promptly returned.
On Jan. 15, 6% will be
added o all unpaid 1929
taxes a d from that date
to day
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est will
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compounde amount at
10% per annum.

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Chanukah Greetings

to all Detroit Jewry. May you all enjoy
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the occasion of the Feast of Lights

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