February 7, 1941
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
46
Mille- Dominguez, Mexican so-
piano, who will render a pro-
ishly night and day, doing till in day to Rabbi M. .1. Wohlgelernt ea r '
-
gram of European and Mexican
o
htroit
cmm
y of te
its power to secure the necessary secretary
De
ss,
ong accompanied by Mrs. Sol
funds quickly. It asks Detroit tee, and signed by Rabbis Israel
Kessler ; Morris and Sylvia
Jewry to contribute the sum of Rosenberg and Jacob Levenson
Continued from Page 1
The first in a series of musi- Q.
Hochberg, violin and piano duo;
of the Vaad Ha-Hatzala Praesi-
With a number of organiza- dium follows: "Just received trag- tales, under the auspices of the Kurt Saffir, 11-year-old pianist,
times! The crucial and Chao- $30,000."
ically alarming cables from deans music committee of the Jewish
tic conditions throughout the
l are imab de
world
created our
an regularlY
emer- tional
and
congregational
gency have
with which
in the
drive
still to come pledges
in, it Lithuanian Yeshivoth, unless we Community Center, will be given one of Mr. Chajes' Center pupils,
organized fund-raising agen- was estimated by the local com- cable them immediately large on Feb. 25, at 8:30 p. m., in the whose piano studies
des are not prepared to cope. misted that about $15,000 had funds many visas lapsing. There- Center auditorium. The program possible through a sc o arsh p y
nd the Jewish Community Cen-
"At this moment, over 4,000 already been secured toward the tensify
fore compelled
implore Unless
you in- we
will
include
vocalist,
a violin ter.
Jewish
American
your campaign.
and
piano a duo,
an 11-year-old
the The
Detroit
Music
Study Youth
Club
Amer.
thuania. Detroit quota which was set at
lean Youth
Chorus,
which
is one Chorus, under the direction of
These are
people
and
the
Amer.
souls
tra p constitute the rem- 100 transportation tickets. The have required funds entire pro- boy-pianist,
ter. Admission
to Jewish
this concert
Julius Chajes, Center's music di-
"
rector, will render a group of
nant of the bearers of our try- cost of bringing over one per- gram
in
danger.
Among the contributors, addi-
ditional culture, the spiritual son from Lithuania to the United tional to those announced in The of
'
the be choral
groups
of the
Cen-
will
by ticket
only.
Tickets
aristocrats of East European States, via Japan, is $300.
may be secured, free of charge, Palestinian songs.
Chronicle last week, are : .
The national drive has been
Jewry. They find themselves in
$000 each: European Women's W '' I - at the Center office at any time
A Motion Picture Tour of
living hell because they are un- launched several weeks ago In fare Organization, Congregation ittuti Previous to Sunday, Feb. 23.
a
Day m . anonymous (through I. shetzer):
ominen
Alaska at Art Insti-
der constant fear for their safety an effort to save 2100 pr ' t sm each, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solal,
This musicale will initiate a
rabbis, leaders of Jewish commu- it,nrooneyi mooru sr)etrolt,
(through I. Sher zer ) ; Young new series of musical programs
tute Tuesday
and very lives.
$225; $150 each: 1Mrs.
available for over nitres in Eastern Europe, teach-
follow
the
successful
series
of
44
i
Mislina
Ge-
to
r
le%
•
"Visas are
Po li s h Sarah Goldman;
$125; $100 each: Vladintitzer five concerts by the Michigan
2,100 of these Talmudic schol- ers and students of the P
A motion picture tour of Alaska
h
w ho morra,
Young Men, Shaarey shumal , Mogi. Symphony Orchestra and soloists .
ars. Details of the rescue plan and Lithuanian Yeshivoth
and the Pacific Northwest, all in
Progressive Aid Society, ! Lew Wis-
.r
mm
i
-
iim
i
non-quota
have been worked out. Six bun- have secured non-
uot
Sol Q. Kessler is program natural color, will be presented
pr,
Ziff
J
e oseph
1" , 1.8'
w - '''
a United nick.
an for this new series of
Detroit M ;111$50 Su(...TII.h Y : (T. nrA yro(no or
died thousand dollars must be gration visas to
cha i rman
and
A.
Weisman),
Gendelman
&
Na-
at the Detroit Institute of Arts,
obtained immediately to accom- States, Pales t i ne and other coon- than George Jacks
li`aahln. Center musicales, and Mrs.
raham Cooper is chairman of the Woodward at Kirby, next Tues-
Morels Karbal, Aar°()%11. Harry
this rescue. The Joint Dis- tries.
G. Tunpu'r,
day evening, Feb. 11, at 8:30,
‘s r i . iios .. sNt‘% 11initan, Mrs.
Rai hi Center's music committee.
The p lo acra tl ici da ritv io e ha ; s h had the i Eo,imikor
tribution Committee has granted
Isog&eileetr3e,teri„.a f t ,. }, A.nzekheiziti
by Karl Robinson, travel-lecturer.
Participating
in
the
Feb.
25
Mutual
the
of
Hahatzala,
active
$75,000 to the Vaad
Soy I e ut y: '
ndly
sionin:tri Friendly
Included will be Alaskan gla-
bb
Die-
t
Re
tho
directly
troit Council o Pf Ora
which is the committee
' r 'el:P.I,a k tel"
ciers, a trip up Taku River to
Rabbsi I t erman
the
rescue
work.
Dr.
A.
M.
Hershman
and
tettutIu
Supply
i B nn charge obf
Overa
Mrs. the gold mines, up the Stitkine
Schwartz, Louis Briton,
has thus far tonsil- Morris Adler of Shaarey Zae
til Alex Gold- ltadner, II. Selker,
Jacob Shevitz,
River, visits to the fish canneries,
ti:oor.g111losrarloslol)1. Schauer o.tvi
i
Stone,
.
Merl'
ith,
,Snis
( - : 1 :IliderI , I. V1 :4t. I..r lth ath Bet
elm (tali a trip up Mt. Rainier and many
B Lewis Family. Itall Dr. e Sa t tTi
et
s
i
.
actively with the committee. The by Rabbi Joseph B. Rabitio ea i (
!
' I. Kra mer
on), ',tilted Ilebtee, other• spots found on tourists'
1) ; )
son rt. Weiss, Louis
Branch),
111or - . (mtudients)
via the constituent congregation w s o xf; m ettch :S. S. Firestone, Rabbi Abraham
( illadelphia-Ityron
mo I s
itineraries. This is the second of
jalpflaiMnUrs $t3roaonsportation cost
In
Se]
,
A con- the
h Michigan Synagogue Confer- !25 s Adler, Meyer Beekman
1 Robert and Milton Marwil, $20; $15
f
r Op person.
(1.1.ev 111
Boston IPaper
hrt rai())1i I isie ry ,h(t 'o. a series of motion picture vaca-
ilusr3
l
ornittn,
l
each
:1,411,1,err)icitin,a,Sludr
p
.s. e rabbis ence ; • Congregation Shaarey Ze- i Bros.), A. L. Cohen. Len Cohen
( .s- tion tours being sponsored by the
siderable numb P ee r
( M.
r7;c11
.°
Edelman, Dora
Solomon Chinn z, Rabbi A. M. World Adventure Series, the pub-
and students are already on their dek, and the Bnai Brith Lodges,
Ink, It
Rabbi
Joseph
Elsentnan,
Jerry
(Ireeti:
through the assistance of Aaron conins,
sal
Watt, ladassah
Study roup,
Be Ja-
n ti rsilIlla.11, Rabbi Leizer Levin, Madison lic lecture course at the Detroit
G
to Japan.
Jo- Letter ervice (Ilinderstein Family), Ja-
W
i
District
I. 511-
Ily A. Keidan,
"The Vaad Hahatzala has anal- Droock, past president of
cobs, B annon Jaffe,
, locker, Elshisliker Society
Institute of Arts.
• I Levin, , Meyer New- col
d, Jato
La
pies
. , anonymous.
Nei
Jr
o
r
-
No.
6.
eve
man, Rabbi Joseph B. Rabinowitz,
yzed this problem in all its
A telegram addressed last Mon-
fications and is working fever-
ram at
Varied Pro ram
Center's Musicale
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