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ages of 18 to 25 is invited to
attend the open meeting on May
7. After the meeting there will
be entertainment. For informa-
tion call Miss Lillyan Zleifman,
Tyler 7.4391.

MAURICE SCHWARTZ

the "Brothers Ashkenazi" which
entertained Yiddish theatergoers
a few seasons ago, Maurice
Schwartz, outstanding actor of
the Yiddish stage, will come to
Detroit in his latest stage tri-
umph, "Salvation" by Sholem
Asch, author of the best seller
"The Nazarene."
"Salvation" or "Der Thilem
Yid" as it is called in Yiddish,
is steeped in tradition and sim-
ple philosophy of the Talmudic
scholars of the 16th century. As
in all of his plays, Mr. Schwartz
has surrounded himself with a
stellar cast of performers, all
members of his Yiddish Art Thea-
ter, the group which discovered
Paul Muni, John Garfield and
other great names. The support-
ing cast of the Yiddish Art Thea-
ter that will assist Mr. Schwartz
are Isidore Casher, Judith Abra-
banell, Anna Apel, Gustow
Schacht, Julius Adler, Abraham
Teitilbatim, Rebecca 'Weintraub,
David Opatoshu, Morris • Strass-
berg and a cast of 40.
The entire production, scenery,
light effects, costumes as pro-
duced in the Yiddish Art Thea-
ter will be seen at the Wilson
Theater. Incidental music is by
Sholom Secunda. and dances by
Lillian Shapiro.

May 6—Opening dinner of Allied Jewish Campaign. Guest
speaker, Dr. Abba Hillel Silver; chairman, Fred M. Butzel.
May 7—First report luncheon meeting of Allied Jewish Cam.
paign, at Hotel Stotler. Program in charge of Women's Division.
May 8—Second report luncheon meeting of Allied Jewish
Campaign, at Hotel Statler. Guest speaker. Marvin Lowenthal,
eminent author, lecturer and traveler.
May 9—Third report luncheon meeting of Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, at Hotel Statler. Program in charge of Executive Committee.
May 10—Fourth report luncheon meeting of Allied Jewish
Campaign, at Hotel Statler. Guest speaker, Dr. James G. Heller,
eminent rabbi, author, lecturer, Zionist leader, composer.
May 21—Monthly open forum of Detroit chapter of American
Jewish Congress, at Jewish Community Center. A national Jewish
leader will be the guest speaker.

NEW DIRECTORS CHOSEN BY
JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

At the sixth annual meeting
of the Jewish Community Center
held Wednesday, April 24, the
following were elected to the
board of directors for a term of
three years: Mesdames Joseph H.
Ehrlich, Leon H. Frank, Samuel
R. Glogower, Joseph W. Welt;
Messrs. H. C. Broder, David J.
Cohen, Maurice Glasier, Samuel
H. Rubiner and James Wineman.
The following were re-elected
to honorary directorship for a
term of one year: Clarence H.
Enggass, Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr.
Leo M. Franklin, Dr. A. M.
Hershman, Isidore Sobeloff, Rab-
bi Joshua S. Sperka, Abraham
Srere and Henry Wineman.
Newly elected as an honorary di-
recto• was Fred M. Butzel.
The feature of the evening
was a panel discussion in which
Golub Presented
Center members participated as
The subject under
In Concert Here discussants.
consideration was, "What I Ex-
pect of the Center in 1940-41."
Solomon Golub, composer of Participating were Joe Clayton,
Jewish lieder, appeared in a re- representing the intermediates:
cital at the Park Avenue Pent
House, Sunday, April 28. The
occasion was the Second Annual
Third Seder Celebration spon-
sored by the Detroit group "Nor
Nisht Gedaiget."
At tables decked with flowers,
candles and Passover delicacies,
the large audience was thrilled
with Mr. Golub's songs. It was a

Irving Davis, the sub-seniors;
Daniel Raskin, the seniors; Mrs.
Benjamin Jaffe, the adult women;
Harold Weiss, the club leaders;
Elconan H. Saulson, the Health
Club. Herman Jacobs, executive
director, acted as moderator.
Henry Meyers, as president of
the Center, delivered the annual
report.
At a meeting of the board of
directors, held jointly with the
annual meeting, the present of-
ficers were selected for the com-
ing year: President, Henry Mey-
ers; vice presidents, Mrs. Samuel
R. Glogower and Saul Caulson;
secretary, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt;
treasurer, Saul R. Levin.
The entertainment of the eve-
ning consisted of a reading by
Miss Reva Reichman of Dorothy
Parker's "The Waltz." Featured
also was a skit taken from the
recent musical show "Thumbs
Up," entitled "Abraham, Isaac
and Jacobs." The participants
were Seymour Ede', Nathan Shaf-
kind and Hyman Paransky.

SHAAREY ZEDEK RE-ELECTS
ISAAC SHETZER PRESIDENT

program exclusively of the works
of the composer. Mr. Golub him-
self sang with his usual melodic
sweetness the tender "Es Bet
di Welt," "A Liber Gast" and
many other favorites that have

been acclaimed by his enthusias-
tic audiences. The program was
brought to a fitting close with
his impressive song "Nacht" in
which the entire audience spon-
taneously joined and became a
singing ensemble.
Shoshana Brooks, soprano, in-
terpreted beautifully some of
Golub's best known songs. She
was recalled again and again to
the platform after singing "Mein
Gerl," the newest of Golub's
compositions.
Aaron Rosenberg, acting as
master of ceremonies, opened the
program with a humorous inter-
pretation of the Third Seder and
introduced Dan F•ohman, Rebec-
ca Katzman-Frohman and Sadie
Cooper, violinist, who gave a
splendid rendition of Mendels-
sohn's Trio in D Minor.

ISAAC SHETZER

Congress Youth Division to
Meet Monday

Anne Wiener Gets
Dance Contract at
Ford Fair Exhibit

The Youth Division of the
American Jewish Congress will
meet at the home of Miss Rhoda
Levenson, 2240 Sturtevant Ave.,
at 8:30 p. m. on Monday. Those
interested in joining the Youth
Division are invited.

Miss Anne Wiener, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Wiener of
2213 Atkinson Ave., who has
been a student for the past three
years with the School of Ameri-
can Ballet, New York, has won
a contract for six months to

Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
at its annual meeting held on
April 25, re-elected Isaac Shet-
zer, president. Mr. Shetzer serves
his second term in the present
cycle and had served for three
terms as president previously.
Other officers were elected as
follows: Morris H. Blumberg,
vice-president; Charles Rubiner,
treasurer; Harry M. Shulman,
secretary.
The following were elected
members of the board for a
three-year term: David S. Fried-
man, Judge Harry B. Keidan,
Abraham Srere and Meyer Stone.
Dr. Leonard Sidlow was elected
to the board for a two-year term.
Reports were submitted at this
meeting by the officers and com-
mittee chairmen. An encouraging
report was submitted by the edu-
cational committee pointing to
progress achieved by the Shaarey
Zedek Schools during the past
year.

dance at the World's Fair in the
Ford car exhibit.
Miss Wiener, who is a gradu-
ate of Northern High School,
also studied dancing with Miss
Portia Rollins for a period of two
yers, and later with Olga Fricke) .
for a period of three years, both
of them celebrated dancers and
dancing instructors of Detroit.
Anne will graduate from the
School of American Ballet the
latter part of June, 1940.

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