January 10, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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POLITICAL
APPOINTMENTS

groups such as the Junior Service
group or the just-forming Jewish
Youth Council. "It was tried sev-
era 1 years a g o , " she recalled , "but
By RICHARD L. STEIN
(Continued from Page 1)
Joseph Rubin, attorney, has
World Famous Philosopher
we couldn't keep any unity. Ev-
been named by Gov. Murray D.
H.
Krolik
is
chairman,
David
This
is
the
story
of
Cyril
eryone
wanted
to
be
president—
Stood in Line Recently
Wilkus, co chairman, of the com- Aronson, who is a painter of the organization split—and fin- Van Wagoner as a commissione r
to Register as Jew
mittee hearing the petitions of murals and a Sunday school teach- ally, the idea quietly died." At in the Department of Labor and
VICHY (WNS) — Prof. Henri the agencies dealing with reset- er; a puppeteer and a china- the same party, we talked to Jo- Industry.
Myron Keys was appointed
tlement work and family wel- painter and a—but let's hear the seph Levin, who just received his
Bergson, world famous philoso- fare. Maurice Aronsson, as chair- story from Cyril herself, who is doctorate in mathematics at the member of the Crippled Chil-
dren's Commission.
pher and winner of the Nobel man, and Israel Himelhoch, as
only under-graduate member University of Chicago. He was
Prosecuting Attorney William
Prize for Literature in 1927, who co-chairman, head the committee the
of the Women's Painting Society, planning to leave for Milwaukee
figured prominently in the news deciding upon administrative bud- who will exhibit with that body where he has accepted a position Dowling appointed the following
recently when he rejected an offer gets and hearing new requests. at a downtown department store, as statistician in the Surplus to his staff: Samuel Brezner, for.
from the French government at
Civic Protective Work
January 20. Commodities Commission of the mer judge of the Probate Court,
has been retained on the Prose-
Vichy to exempt him from the
The subcommittee dealing with
"After I finished Cass Tech, U. S. Department of Agriculture
anti-Jewish law, died in Paris at civic -p rotective work will review where I continued my childhood . . . Listening to Bernard Weiss- cuting Attorney's staff and will
the age of 81, it was announced the petitions both of local and interest in puppetry, I did china- man in a political discussion the be chief of the civil division. Ralph
national organizations in the de- painting for four years. It was other night, we heard him define Helper will be Mr. Dowling's chief
here.
In compliance with Nazi regu- fense field. This committee is a fate forse than death—but it a liberal as: "A man with both brief lawyer and Norton Wisok
lations, Prof. Bergson left his headed by Fred M. Butzel, as enabled me to travel," she said, feet solidly planted in mid-air!" is one of his new assistants.
Sheriff Andrew Baird appointed
sick bed a few weeks ago and, chairman, with Abraham Cooper, in her home at 1997 Clairmount . • . Don't forget that 10-year-old
Morris Goldberg and Irving Ell-
dressed in dressing gown and as co-chairman.
Ave. She left china-painting and Eleanor Lipkin is piano soloist stein as deputies sheriff.
an Symphony Or-
slippers and leaning upon his va-
c g
National Agencies
entered Wayne University where with t h e Ml hi
let, stood in line to register as a The group of budget commit- she is a student in the department chestra, Valter Poole conducting •
Jew. Refusing all offers of privi- tee members hearing the re- of art education. "This last year, at the Center, Jan. 14 . . . Miss
leged treatment, he resigned from quests . of national and regional I've been studying mural paint- Miriam Sauls sent an invitation i
his post at the College of France, orga
ations has Melville S. ing. Since September, I've been for a party to a friend, asking
n iz
Sam- working on a mural in the Art an answer and enclosing a phone i
to which he was appointed in Welt
- as chairman and Mrs. Sam-
uel R. Glogower, as co-chairman. Building itself—it should be done number with a lot of 8's in it, say-
1900.
Despite the fact that Prof. The budgetary needs of na- within a few weeks. Mural paint- ing: "Beat me Daddy, eight to •
Bergson was Jewish and never tional organizations interested in ing is probably man's work—but the bell!" And now The Spotlight
dims until next week!
made any attempt to hide his education and research will be I feel that I can do it."
Jewishness, Jacques Chevalier, heard by a subcommittee of
Tall, dark, slim, Cyril has been
Secretary of State for Education, which Dr. Leo M. Franklin is
g studying oil painting at the Arts
sent a telegram of condolence to chairman. and Maurice A.
and Crafts at night. Sarkis Sar-
Mme. Bergson, in which he re- gass, co-chairman.
The requirements of national kisian is her instructor and she
ferred to the Jewish philosopher
as "a forerunner and an artisan health organizations and regional plans to spend the entire summer
institutions . will be reviewed by under his tutelage. But she hasn't
of the French renaissance."
tee of which Rabbi entirely forgotten puppetry. She
Prof. Bergson's popularity was a subcommit
and Dr. teaches puppetry at the Congre-
Mandell and David Bernstein,
at its peak shortly before the first Leon Fram is is
gation Bnai Moshe every Sunday
World War. At that time, it was A. Max
co-chairman.
Mrs. Kohn
Joseph s M.
Welt heads the morning and gives shows for pri- radio news commentators on
Station WMBC, familiar to thou-
estimated
that about
nearly
200
were written
him
in books
Amer-sub-committee reviewing the bud- vate parties.
Her list of awards is notable: sands of Detroit's invisible radio
ica
alone.
"Bergsonism"
had among
be- getary
requirements
of national
come
a common
expression
membership
services
and confer- in the Wayne University Ant audience, now move their pro-
students and 500 authors all over ences. Judge Charles Rubiner is show last spring, she won an gram from Saturday night to
award for a water color and oil Sunday morning at 10.15. Both
the world published books and serving
as her co-chairman.
painting; she won a $25 first new and unique has been this
Overseas
and Refugees
pamphlets based on his ideas. His
Henry Wineman is chairman
lectures
were so at popular
the College
that of
students
France and Meyer L. Prentis co-chairman
h last
prize
from
an airplane
company
brother
team of alternating
June
for the
best water
color weekly
broadcasts
and, so far
thronged his classrooms hours be- of the overseas division of the flight impression; hers was the as is known, this is the only such
Luxurious modern hotel.
1941 Allied Jewish Campaign only abstract water color in the brother team of news common-
Private Beach. Cabanas.
re his scheduled appearance.
recent Michigan Artists' Show and tators in the country. Their ex-
Superlative Cuisine.
In May, 194(1, Prof. Bergson budget
news
The committee.
needs of the three major of it the Christian Science Mon_ cellent dramatizaztion of the
i
• 1 ing n-
Radio in Every Room.
their vivid and spaik
received the Nicholas Murray But-
itor ' said: "A delightful abstrac- and
terpretation of the highlights be-
Free Parking. ,
ter Gold Medal of Columbia Uni- organizations,
whose
programs
relief,
refugee
recon-
,
tion
in
water
color."
,t , - . '
oking forward to the hind the headlines of the news
versity for his last book, "Two
For Reservations Write
n thed
ructio
an raiesuman wont,
Cyril il is looking abstract work in both here and abroad has been
or Wire
Sources of Morality and Religion," st
Joint Distribution
her
on
to
N. H. HANKOFF
reaction
a
constant
favorite
with
the
radio
which was published in France in namely,
Committee, the United Palestine
Managing Director
audience
of
Detroit
and
particu-
1932. It in was
and pub-
fished
the translated
United States
in Appeal and the National Refugee the coming exhibit. But she plans
Service, will be heard by a sub- to further her technique in mural larly appealing to thousands of
a scope Detroit's Jewry. This radio pro-
1935.
headed by v an execu- and oil painting. "It has
•
that no gram, now to be heard from
-
One
executive
com- and decorative
One of Dr. Bergson's most pop- committee
group. This executive
er m ium possesses for me." 10:15 to 10:30 every Sunday
ROYAL PALM
War statements was: "Think like mittee for the major overseas 0 other
She collects tinkly music boxes morning, will afford greater con-
a man of action and act like a agencies includes: Rabbi Morris
DIRECTLY ON TILE OCEAN
Adler, Sidney J. Allen, Joseph and reads everything that tells venience and facilities to a great-
man of thought."
16th SHIN'S
hi PAILIN 15th
Bernstein, Hyman C. Broder, of Bali. "Some day I'll travel er number of listeners and this
continues
to
prove
more
Fred M. Butzel, Irwin I. Cohn, and study the native art there," program
Levitzki Dead at 42
AVON - BY - THE - SEA, N. J. Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, Mrs. Joseph she prophesied. And she said it p easing and successful.
(WNS) — Mischa Levitzki, prom- H. Ehrlich, Clarence H. Enggass, with the quiet determination that
inent concert pianist and com- Ben B. Fenton, Mrs. H. J. L. has already carried her so far in
poser, who has appeared with Frank Harry Frank, Sam Frank, so many fields.
* • *
many of the world's leading sym- Samuel T. Gilbert, Fred A. Gins-
Chemistry teacher Austin H.
phonic orchestras, died of a heart burg, Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower,
jetif0 1 , BANK NEWS;*
attack at his home here. He was Harvey H. Goldman, Harry S. Beebe noticed one of his pupils
Grant, Israel Himelhoch, Harry at the' Highland Park Junior
42 years old.
Levitzki, a child prodigy at the A. Hyman, Ben Kramer, Gus D. College years ago, was silent yet
BROADENS ITS SERVICES
age of six, toured concert halls Newman, Mrs. Robert J. New- studious. The boy was so bril-
throughout Europe at the age of man, Max Osnos, Meyer L. Pren- liant Beebe soon asked him to
WITH .NATIONAL CHARTER
14 and had established a reputa- tis, Alex Schreiber; Nate S. Sha- be his assistant and without
tion in the United States by the pero, Simon Shetzer, Leo Siegel, knowning it, inspired the boy to
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time he was 18. He was born in Abraham Srere, Melville S. Welt, dream of teaching chemistry him-
Henry
Wineman
and.
Mrs.
Henry
Krementchug, Russian Ukraine,
self some day.
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DETIM
the son of Jacob Levine-Levitzki. Wineman,
That day has come for the
boy, David D. Aptekar of 18610
I m migration
Immigration and overseas work Wisconsin Ave., who has just
not included in the programs of started a night school course that
National Shomer
the three major agencies men- has never been presented before
Convention Here tioned above, will be considered in the history of Detroit educa-
by a s ub-committee headed by tion. It is called Consumer Chem-
Hashomer Hatzair, the World Dr. A. M. Hershman, as chair- istry and as Aptekar explains:
Zionist Scout organization, will man, with Theodore Levin as co- "The purpose is to teach the stu-
dents the principles of chemistry
hold its 9th national convention chairman.
Procedure
so they can test foods, gas, cos-
in Detroit during the month of
• Same helpful staff
Subsequent to the final hear-
. metics, clothing, and buy most in-
April
• Same friendly bank
"It is symbolic that during the ings of the various sub-commit- expensively, wisely and intell i-
Passover season, the holiday of tees, the individual chairmen will gently in all fields."
• Same low rates
Three years ago, 29-year-old
Jewish redemption, this youth bring their reports to the budget
with
many added services
movement which dedicates itself steering committee, of which Aptekar rounded our 5 years of
to the modern redemption of the Abe Srere, president of the Jew- chemical research in private in-
The Industrial National Bank, continuing all of the
Jews should/meet. It is hoped ish Welfare Federation, is chair- dustry. He had risen from a fae-
tory hand in a local plant to as-
that from /this convention will man.
former helpful and friendly services, now offers new
With the approval of the bud- sistant to the chief inspector. He
evolve a basis for greater chalutz
and improved facilities to our many old and new cus-
youth activity in America," the get committee, as a whole, the had designed and built a factory
tomers, individuals especially, as well as merchants
convention announcement states. steering committee will make for- to reclaim waste materials; a
mat recommendations to the brilliant future stretched before
and manufacturers.
board of governors of the Jew- him. But he ignored this to make
With the added new services the Industrial National
Lily Pons Sings on Sunday ish Welfare Federation as to the his childhood dream of becoming
to be included in the a chemistry teacher come true.
Bank can be far more useful to all the people in pro-
Evening Hour of Jan. 12 agencies
coming drive, and the amounts And so, during the first two years
viding complete banking service at its main bank and
Lily Pons, petite coloratura so. to be allocated to each. When ap- of his teaching experience at
neighborhood branches.
prano who has scored resounding proved by the board of governors, Northwestern High School, he sur-
successes in opera, motion pie- the total of these allocations will veyed the chemistry education
We invite you to come in and talk with us whether
the
goal
tures and radio, will be guest be
of the 1941 Allied field and noted the need for con-
. thl
your financial requirements be for personal, family or
amlo
g
sumer education, in chemistry. He
soloist on the Ford Sunday Eve- Jev•
business needs.
prepared a course of study; in-
ning Hour of Jan. 12. Miss Pons,
terested people of authority—now,
the Ford Symphony Orchestra and Dr. Edgar to Address
The name has changed, but the spirit of helpful and
this unique experiment is under
Chorus will be heard between 9
Zedakah Club Monday way, A Center club leader, dir-
friendly banking service remains.
and 10 over Station WJR and the
ector of Camp Farband, and a
CBS network.
Members and their friends are rifle enthusiast, Aptekar is hop-
Eugene Goossens will be guest
conductor of the program. Al- invited to the next meeting of ing: "This experiment is a suc-
though he is widely known as the Zedakah Club which will be held cess so we can teach the high
brilliant conductor of the Cin- on Monday, Jan. 13, at 8 p. m., school students how to become ex-
cinnati Symphony Orchestra, this at the home of Mrs. Ed Sklar, perienced consumers."
• • •
will be his first appearance on 18994 Wildemere. Dr. I-ving I.
FORMERLY
the Sunday Evening Hour since Edgar, Detroit physician, will be
Notes
on
the
Cuff : Holiday
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ago.
well as entertaining. For instance,
Concluding the program, the Abuses."'
CONVENIENT BRANCHES
at Miss Nathalie Marwil's recent
Mrs.
I.
Karbel
and
Mrs.
Sid-
Detroit audience of 5,000 will
party, we met Miss Pearl Rosen-
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and orchestra in singing "Now the club.
Plans are now being made for of youth groups there and here,
Praise We Great and Famous
the
annual birthday dinner-dance. we asked her if New York had
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