February 28,

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal ehromc;e

lb

1941

Symphony Guest

w p w n p Br iratic

Remenyi to Address
pond wisely the funds entrusted j
anc h
• &Nal • • • • •• • •
Conductor Season
by their contributors. Towards '
Council on Mon day
Plans Shower for
this end, it is necessary to have
To Close Thursday
(Continued from Page 1)
actual knowledge of each agency,
Palestine Orphans Dr. Joseph Remenyi, professor
the work it is doing, the effective-
of literature at Western Reserve
"The only issue," he declared,
The current guest-conductor
"is whether more effective bud- ness with which its program is
North Woodward branch of University, will be the speaker at
geting can be done by communi- carried into performance and the
ties through adequate information amounts spent or needed for its the Jewish Women's European the meeting of the Detroit Sec- season of the Detroit Symphony
l
Welfare Organization will meet lion, National Council of Jewish Orchestra, one of the most coor-
old
and fair-minded appraisal of sere- task.
in the symphony's
27-year-
"More and more communities at the home of Mrs. Ada Green, Women, on Monday, March 3, at ful
history,
will be brought
to its
ices than through limited facts
on Tuesday, Temple Beth El.
conce
6, rt o f Thurs-
and uninformative figures, espe- have been asking the council if 2611 Whitney,
close with
Th e meetin will open at 1 :30
in Masonic
at
12
:30,
to d iscuss
March
4,
night, the
arch
cially when these are associated it was not possible to get the M
uncheon,
followed
day
l
whose purpose is sort of information they needed plans f or the annual showe r for with a dessertg
with p ressures
tial , sympathetic the General Israel Orphans' by the business session and the Auditorium.
from some impartial,
Tauno Hannikainen, Finnish
li persuade rather than to en- and informed group.'"
to
Home for Girls in Palestine and speaker. Dr. Remenyi will dis-
ghten."
to give aid to the British. In re- cuss the influence of world events chestra
batonist,
directed
the con-
or-
feasibility
in who
three
brilliant
Mr. Hol lander said that t
"The real questi on is whether
of such a project was sponse to the mounting needs of on modern
fiction.
Members and friends of Coun- cents in December, will return
or not the organized Jewish corn_
munities in cooperation with each demonstrated by the work of the
will continue
to and
strive
for United
Allotment
Committee
the 1940
and of
as Britain,
a vital cif are asked to bring bundles to conduct this final purely or-
harmony,
tolerance
a ra_
Jewish
Appeal of which
in- the
link orphan
in the home
defense
the organization asked the co- for Resale Shop. These will be chestral
program. was born in
other
Hannikainen
three wel fare Council and operation of the various organi- forwarded from the meeting to
to their diffi- eluded named by the
tio nal approach stressed
the fact tives
which satisfactorily distributed zations of the community and the shop, and may contain any Jyvaskyla, Finland, Feb.
teachers
1896.
, both 26,
cult problems." f the proposed more than $1,200,000 among the the public to help raise funds items of clothing, household His
of parents
music, his
father a composer.
were
Hollander
Mr. he
Mrs. Sidney
o purely advisory constituent agencies of the UJA. and to help clothe and feed the equipment,
service
etc. Weisman, program Tauno and his three brothers all
that
t would be
The issue, he said, is "merely orphan girls from 6-16. Last year
t
ity will be
the future,
girls received cloth- chairman, is in charge of the became professional musicians.
character
and free
that in
"each
coin- whether individual welfare funds 300 orphan amounting
to $900. meeting, and the cesse
having studied
ing and food
career as a 'cellist,
Mrs. conductor
mun
as ch it has in the past, to make its feel able It to
do a with
satisfactory
job
The
present
began
is hoped,
the need greater
eon
is h
being
arranged
by
•
with Ossian Fohrstrom
in his
Hel-
condi-
of budgeting under present
this year, that this amount can Maurice Siden.
sinki,
and
Andre
Hekking
and
own decisions on all matters."
tions, or whether additional in-
Pablo
Casals
in
Paris.
be
doubled.
"Each must determine what formation, evaluations and recom-
Hannikainen has appeared as
The shower is scheduled for Quentin Reynolds to Speak
agencies it wishes to support and mendations, provided by a group
on "Britain Under Fire" guest conductor in Stockholm,
the measure of that support," he of impartial persons selected from Wednesday, May 7, at the Bnai
at Cass Town Hall Mar. 7 Berlin, Leipzig, Warsaw, Riga and
said. "If they feel that the new their own ranks, and supported Moshe. Mrs. A. Kurzmann, Mrs.
other cities. He came to the
service may be helpful in bring- by a research staff that would J. Zuckerman, Mrs. Harry Wein-
Quentin Reynolds, Collier's as- United States in the spring of
ing about a better understanding have access to facts not now berg and Mrs. H. Krivetsky are
of, and a more sympathetic re- available, would enable them to do on this committee. Information sociate editor, ace foreign cor- 1938, appearing as guest at a
can be had by calling Ty. 6-9553. respondent, commentator and concert of the Boston Symphony.
sponse to, all legitimate Jewish a better job."
Contributions call be sent to Mrs. "best seller" author, recently re- Last winter he again conducted
causes, as the Board of the Coun-
Weinberg at Radio Station turned from Europe, is the Cass the Boston orchestra. The war
cil believes, they will vote for its
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society Harry
WJBK. Mrs. S. M. Shore is presi- Theater Town Hall speaker for has prevented Hannikainen from
establishment."
Mr. Hollander traced the growth
next Friday morning, March 7, fulfilling important engagements
All arrangements are completed dent of the branch.
of the demand from the Council's for the annual Purim dinner
at 11 o'clock, giving "the battl ,. in London, Paris and Warsaw. He
member agencies that the Council dance sponsored by the Hebrew
of Britain" through the eyes of has been excused from civilian
provide them with more informa- Ladies Aid Society, to be held Central Students Win Posi- an American as an impartial and guard duty by his government
tions in High School
for the duration of his present
tion and guidance to assist them in the banquet hall of the Dex-
impervious observer.
in their local budgeting tasks.
Mr.
Reynolds
as
a
journalist,
visit to America.
Student
Band
Hall. A full-course
"At the present time," he said, ter-Lawrence
. and his stories and articles in
dinner prepared by the committee
"there are over 80 separate will be served at 6 o'clock to be
Students from Central Hig Colliers are familiar to the Amer
agencies appealing for assistance. followed by dancing and enter- School won positions in the High ican public. He has entered new Holmes Lecture Tuesday
Some of them operate in this tainment under the direction of School Student Band which was fields with equal success: as a
A motion picture tour of 10
country, others overseas. Each Dave Ginsberg and his orchestra. a feature of the Wayne Univer- writer and narrator of two sere- South American Republics will
welfare fund is therefore faced Proceeds are to be utilized for sity Instrumental Music Clinic sational motion picture shorts, bepresented at the Detroit In-
with the very difficult task of the many appeals which have held at the university last week- "London Can Take It" and stitute of Arts, Woodward at
determining which are , worthy of been made to the organization end.
"Christmas Under Fire"; as au- Kirby,
•
next Tuesday evening,
support and the amount of as- for local and national campaign.
thor of "The Wounded Don't March 4, at 8:30, by Burton
The
band
played
a
public
con-
sistance that should be provided. Mrs. Louis Kepes is chairman of cent
in the university auditorium Cry," which is called one of the Holmes, veteran travel lecturer.
These decisions are not easy and this affair, and is assisted by
Included in the tour will be
P. Shapiro, M. Engel, on Friday evening, Feb. 21, after greatest human documents of the
funds are always short of legiti- Mesdames
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Venezu-
mes
i which war.
series
of
rehearsals
in
.
mate total needs. Even with the
a
11 h , S Ber_
M.
Mr. Reynolds plans to return ela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bo-
1r,
e
A
from high schools
best of intentions, budgeting bo - A.
to Europe on completing his li vi a, Uruguay and Paraguay.
les now find it difficult, if not kowitz, H. Auslander, E. Dia- students
mssible to evaluate fairly and mond, D. Weinbaum, J. Miller, throughout Southeastern Michi- "coast-to-coast" tour. He is do- For almost half a century, Mr.
ipoh, r Performance E. Ehrenwald, L. Kahn. Reserva- gan participated. There were 130 nating a percentage of his fees Holmes has been taking audiences
justly te programs,
needs of many of bons should be made immediately pieces in the band which included and the entire proceeds of his to foreign lands through the me-
and
financial that come before by calling Mrs. Jake Greenwald, the following local high school two movies to the British War dium of his slides and motion
the agencies
them. They want to do justice Tyler 5-6454, who has charge of students: Patricia Glenn and Relief Fund. pictures.
Sheldon W. Weinstein.
- to each, and at the same time ex- the tickets.

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