February 7, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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assisted at the organ
Town Hall Program Initi- conducting,
by Edith Zlotnik. The temple ini-
tiated a town hall program in
ated at Pontiac Temple

connection with the worship, and
Sabbath services of Temple Beth laymen participate in the service.
JaCob ,commenced on Friday, Jan. Abe Lapides delivered the Sab-
31,, with Rabbi Eric Friedland bath sermon, and following the
worship there was a discussion of
the subject matter by the assem-
bly. -
PONTIAC NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Steinman
of Chippewa Road left for
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cohen of
Cherokee Road left for Florida.
Mrs. Jack Wainger left to join
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Lapides of
Cleaned and Repaired
Chippewa Road left Feb. 5, for
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Philomathic Debating Club met
Sunday. The program of the af-
ternoon was an interpretation
reading contest. Mt. Strom was
appointed hea dof the program
committee. Mr. Schwartz was ap-
pointed head of the press com-
mittee.

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ZIONISTS

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submitted 200 new memebers.
During the week, the drive con-
tinued to gain momentum.
In addition to Dr. Goldstein,
the membership dinner was ad-
dressed by Rabbi Morris Adler,
president of the local organiza-
tion, Mr. Ellmann and Abraham
Cooper, vice-president of the or-
ganization, who presided.
Mr. Ellmann announced at the
meeting of the board of directors
on Tuesday that individual mem-
bers are arranging meetings of
non-members and that competent
speakers will address these groups
in an effort to enlist large num-
bers of Detroiters in the pressing
need of a strong voice from
American Jewry in behalf of
Palestine's needs.

Statement by Ellmann

In a follow-up statement on the

progress of the local drive, Mr.
EEllmannsaid this week:
"How does the community re-
spond to our appeal? From un-
expected sources and every walk
of life men are coming forth to
join our movement, and, more
than that, are lending their aid
in the enlistment of new recruits.
"Why not? Out of the total col-
lapse of so many powerful ideol-
ogical promises and the attendant
disillusionment of many honest
thinkers, one major movement
has stood much better the test
of time and fortune. Its pro-
tagonists do not suffer from the
same intellectual homelessness of
the erstwhile idealists who had
high hopes to reform the whole
world. Instead, the prophet of
this humble movement, Theodore
Herzl, four decades ago, saw the
terrific urgency of a secure Na-
tional homeland; saw the need
for a solution through a place
of refuge; insisted on Palestine
PROF. ROSENTHAL AND HIS PUPIL, JULIUS CHAJES, WHO IS as a site for reorienting Jewish
NOW DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC AT capacities, and for recaptur-
ing thereby an essential political
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER IN DETROIT
status.
"Non-Jewish thinkers of our
Moriz Rosenthal, world famed and Mrs. Herman Wise, Mr. and times have been able to appre-
master of the piano, will present Mrs, nAvid S. Zemon, Mr. and ciate some of these values even
a recital of varied music for the Mrs. Hoke Levin, Mr. and Mrs. more than we ourselves. Pierre
piano at his appearance in the :.Fax Kogan, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Van Paasen, John Haynes Holmes,
Jewish Community Center, on Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Charles Edward Russell, G. K.
Mrs. David J. Levy, Chesterton, and many others.
Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 8:30 p.m. Grossner,
Mr. and Mrs. David Wilkus, Mr.
The only living pupil of Liszt, end Mrs. Israel H imelhoch, Mr. have sensed this renaissance
Mr. Rosenthal's power as a pian- and Mrs. Willinm Abramsohn, much more than our own escap-
ist is undiminished at the age Mr. and Mrs. \Niter Poole, Mrs. ists.
"For never in our checkered
of 78. He is one of the giants Julian Wolfner.
history have we been so close to
of the world of music in which
The junior hostesses who, under so miraculous a development rep-
he has been a luminary for
chairmanship of Mrs. Martin resented by this homecoming of
over 68 years.
Prof. Rosenthal's appearance Butzel, will serve as usherettes a disillusioned people from sr
at the Rosenthal concert, are: many despoiled lands. And only
at the Jewish Community Center "rs. Victor W. Klein, Mrs. Julius those who have themselves trod-
is made possible through the in- Kahn, Jr., Mrs. Howard A. den the fields, the valleys, and
tercession of Julius Chajes, at K-ichen, Mrs. Philip Marcuse, the a b
,at
in , have
Palestine,
geof t Pae
present director of music at the Mrs. Robert Spiegel, Miss Helene been hilltops
le to get s ome feel i ng
Center, master pupil and close Lindenbaurn, Mrs. Leonard Lewis, converts these erstwhile distil-
friend of Mr. Rosenthal. Mr. mrs. William H. Frank, Mrs. herited into epic figures.
Rosenthal will receive no remun- Am . son Tabor, Mrs. Royal Oppen-
eration for the concert and his helm, Mrs. Ralph Schroder, Mrs.
appearance is a contribution to Harold T. Rattner, Mrs. Paul
the music department of the Cen- Broder. Mrs. Jerome Grossman,
ter. The income from the con-
iss Miriam Sauls, Miss Ethel
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cert will be used for scholarships, Rubiner, Miss Edith Shetzer,
music, instruments, and other Mi
Mss Miriam
Shetzer, Mrs. Sam-
i
h Colten, Joint Distribution Committee on
equipment in the musical activi- u
Gross, Mrs.
Gross
M • Joseph
J
the rescue and rehabilitation of
Mrs. Max Shayowitz.
ti es of the Center.
millions of Jewish sufferers from
General admission to the con-
Chafes Impressed Rosenthal
war and persecution throug hout
cert will be $1, and sponsors'
One
of
Mr.
Rosenthal's
star
the world.
ticket s will be $2 each and $4
The Joint Distribution Commit-
per couple. Tickets are on sale pupils, Julius Chajes, now direct-
in the office of the Jewish Corn- or of the music department of tee convened the extr aordinary
through invitations is-
the Jewish Community Center, e ,
munity Center.
so impressed Rosenthal when he meeting
The concert by Mr. Rosenthal Played for him as a youth that sued by Mrs. Felix M. Warburg,
secured for him an honor honorary chairman; Paul Baer-
is being conducted under the sus- played
pices of the Center Music Com- award and took him on as his wall. chairman; Edward M. M.
mittee, of which Mrs. Abraham star private pupil. Chajes years Warburg, co-chairman; Herbert
Cooper is chairman. Herman after explained that Rosenthal H. Lehman, vice-chairman; James
Wise is chairman of the Rosen- never softened matters for his N. Rosenberg,
chairman,
James H. execu-
Back-
tit, v . e committee;
thal concert committee.
chairman, national council;
pupils, made them play with their e
A large number of prominent coats on during the hottest days,
individuals in this city are act- gave them the hardest chairs. Jonah B. Wise, vice-chairman;
ing as sponsors of this concert. Rosenthal had said, "Music to Joseph C. Hyman, executive vice-
good must come hard. A plan- chairman. The Joint Distribution
The following are among the be goo
Committee, now in its 27th year
sponsors: Mrs. Bernard Argie- ist must play away from his
surroundings.
The
music
must
of
service, is the major Amer-
wicz, Fred Butzel, Miss Emma
relief, emigra-
ican agency forrelief,
Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman C. come from him painfully ."
tion and rehabilitation aid for
Broder, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Rosenthal had fashioned a new Jews abroad.
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cope-
Among the speakers on the
II. method of fingering and his pun-
land,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
Enggass, Mrs. Leon H. Frank, ils had to learn it. When Chajes program will be Morris C. Trop-
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frank, would protest that his own fin- er, European chairman of the
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gold- Bering must serve him as well, Joint Distribution Committee,
Rosenthal would push him from who has just returned from that
stick,
Mr. Mr.
and and
Mrs. Mrs.
Charles
H am - h's seat and would sit down to war-racked continent and who
burger,
Herman
Hoe xter. Mr. and Mrs. Herman play himself. The young pupil will present his report on condi-
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin was soon back in the seat silent- tions overseas.
Jaffe, Mrs. Victor Klein, Mrs. ly and painfully distributing his J. D. C. Launches $11,250,000
keyboard as de-
Campaign for 1941
b g t the keaysbtoearr.
Walter Laib, Abraham J. Levin, fingers d alongthe
m
Today
The Joint Distribution Commit-
Mrs. Saul R. Levin, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Levin, Dr. and Mrs. Chajes is recognized as one of tee officially announced that it
Barnett Malbin, Mr. and Mrs. the finest young musicians who will seek to raise $11,250,000 in
has won acclaim in Europe and 1941 for the relief of overseas
Henry Meyers, Murray J. Pater-
Jewry. In an accompanying state-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Pren- in this country.
Interesting anecdotes are told ment, Paul Baerwald, chairman
tis, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Purdy,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson, about Rosenthal. He was walk- of the JDC, said that a rela-
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum, ing with Chajes on a rainy day. tively low figure was set because
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Saulson, Mr. Neither wore a coat. A boy of the fact that Jewish commu-
and Mrs. Nathan Simons, Ilya rushed up to them and said, nities in the United States would
Schkolnick, Mrs. D. W. Simons, "Isn't it dangerous for an old be confronted with many de-
Seymour Simons, Mr. and Mrs. man to be walking about on a mands on their generosity.
Mr. Baerwald pointed out that
Myron Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. (lay like this without a coat?"
Ellis Thal, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenthal looked closely at Cha- the JDC reuirements for the first
Wineman, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney jes and said, "What, would you six months of this year alone to-
tailed $12,600,000.
Wallace, Dr. B. D. Welling, Mr. call Chajes an old man?"

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