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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
November 14, 194 1
and the Legal Chronicle
40th Annual Interdenominational Community
DETROITER WRITES GREAT. NOVEL Musical Program
Thanksgiving Service Thursday
at Farband Colony
DEALING WITH REFUGEE PROBLEM
Philip Freund's "The Dark Shore" Is One of the Best
Stories in Its Field
To a former Detroiter goesN
the credit for having written one
of the best novels of the year
dealing with the refugees and
their problems.
The novel is "The Dark
Shore," published by Ives Wash-
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The author is Philip Freund,
son of Henry Freund and broth-
er of Mrs. Louis S. (Regene
Freund) Cohane, well known De-
troiters.
Freund is the author of many
important novels, short stories,
plays, and essays. He has travel-
ed widely in Central America,
Europe and North Africa and has
gathered fascinating impressions
which have made his novels ex-
cellent sellers. A Canadian by
birth, his father originally came
from Austria, his mother was a
native American. Besides Michi-
gan, he has lived in Wisconsin.
His present home is in New
York.
The story deals with Julian
Levant, his escape from Spain
and his travels to Africa. Born
in Texas, the son of a religious
Jew, he was educated in a Texas
university. But a misdeed led him
away from home, and his travels
took him through many exper-
iences. On the road he met with
violence, but also with sympathy.
When he left for Africa, not as
a political refugee but haunted
by his despair, he had little of
material means with him. He
met other refugees. He met Ger-
mans who were in concentration
camps: He befriended a woman
who financed him, took him home
with her. Others blend into the
picture, and the author's job is
done with skill.
The challenges that come to
the hero as a 'Jew, the prob-
lems that face refugees, the
horrors that arise out of the
war and the means by which they
remold the lives of the unfortun-
ates who have fled from Germany
—including those who plan to
return to the Reich and possibly
to aid in the downfall of Hitler-
ism — serve to enrich a good
story.
The founders' dinner for the
Farband Colony, sponsored by the
City Committee of the Jewish
National Workers' Alliance
es,
The annual donor luncheon of
the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi will
be held on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in
EMMA SCHAVER
the social hall of the Shaarey
Zedek.
branch of Detroit, under the
Mrs. Samuel Goldstein of New
chairmanship of Benjamin M.
Laikin, will be held this Sunday York, first national vice president
evening, Nov. 16, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel and will feature,
in addition to the address by
U. S. Senator Alben W. Barkley,
a musical program presenting the
following: Emma Schaver, emi-
nent soprano; Henry Siegl, vio-
linist, one of the most prominent
members of Detroit Symphony
Orchestra.
the Menahem Ussishkin memorial
meeting, Louis Lipsky, former
president of the Zionist Organi-
zation, was handed a telegram
informing him that his mother
had passed away in Rochester
that morning, at the age of 90.
Immediately after the memorial
meeting, which was held at the
Shaarey Zedek, Mr. Lipsky left
for Rochester to attend the fu-
neral services on Friday morning.
Talk on Moses Hess,
Choir Music at JNF
• Auxiliary Meeting
The Detroit Auxiliary of the
Los Angeles Sanatorium an-
nounces that its 15th annual ba-
zaar will be held at the Bnai
Moshe Center from Saturday eve-
ning, Dec. 6, up to and including
Sunday, Dec. 14.
Representatives of the auxiliary
are now visiting local organiza-
tions and are soliciting their co-
operation by way of sending dele-
gates to the meetings, at the A. IL
Center, 11529 Linwood, on Thurs-
day evening, arranging merchan-
dise showers and by way of at-
tending this bazaar en massy.
An appeal has been issued to
all merchants to give a friendly
reception to the committees call-
ing for merchandise contributions.
The bazaar will mark the be-
ginning of the 15th anniversary
celebration of the local auxiliary'
which has sent hundreds of local
helpless consumptives to National
Haven of Refuge in sunny Cali-
fornia, raised large sums of
money, and has served as a very
effective agency.
A patient, who is religiously
observant, and who is in great
need of the sanatorium atmos-
phere, is leaving Monday. There
is a case of a young man with
spinal tuberculosis now pending.
The WPA International String
Ensemble will appear in a con-
cert at the next meeting of the
auxiliary.
For information regarding the
bazaar and the activities of the
auxiliary, call Ma. 6766.
Dr. Clarissa Fineman will
speak on the life of Moses Hess,
pre-Herzlian Zionist who was a
world Socialist leader before he
turned to Palestine as a solution
for the Jewish problem, at the
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund, at
1:15 p. m. on Monday, Nov. 17.
A feature of this meeting will
be the presentation of vocal and
instrumental selections by the
Northwestern High School A Cap-
ella Choir under the direction of
John A. Otten.
The next membership tea will
be held on Thursday, Nov. 27.
For information call the member-
ship chairmen, Mrs. William
Hordes or Mrs. William Klafer.
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(Between Burlingame and Webb)
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of the Mizrachi Women's Organi-
zation of America, will be the
guest speaker.
A musical program will feature
Julius Chajes, well known pianist
and composer, and Miss Mar-
guerite Kozenn, noted soprano.
Reservations to the luncheon
can still be made by calling Mrs.
A. D. Markson, Tyler 6-9159;
Greyhound Drivers Master Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, To. 8-8477;
the Latest Safety Methods Mrs. Ethel Abrams, Ty. 7-5733.
With the highways of the state
carrying more and faster traffic
than ever before, drivers of buses Zedakah Club
for Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
and Greyhound Suburban Lines
To Meet Monday
are going to learn the latest
methods of safety first driving.
The next meeting of Zedakah
Although Greyhound drivers
made enviable safety records, the will be held at the home of Mrs.
work of each man behind a wheel Philip Lipson, 17527 Fairfield
is to be analyzed and possible Ave.,' on Monday, Nov. 17, at 1:30
p. m. Mrs. Morris Adler will be
faults will be corrected.
The instructor will be Richard speaker . for the afternoon. Mem-
0. Bennett, a graduate of North- bers and friends are invited.
western University Traffic Insti-, Women wishing to rummage
tute, an official of the American for Zedakah's 10th annual donor
Safety Congress, and for the past luncheon to be held Wednesday,
18 months manager of traffic Dec. 10, are asked to contact Mrs.
safety in Lansing, who has just Louis Silverman, chairman of
been appointed director of safety. rummage, . at Townsend 8-9037.
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venient low-cost suburban
service in the Detroit
metropolitan area.
Wheeler Pickett, Dr. Tracy 1.
Pullman, Rev. Horace A. Whin,
Dr. Frederick Hudnut, Dr. Fr
crick H. Olert, Dean Kirk It.
O'Ferrall and Dr. Leo M. Frank-
lin, who will introduce the speak-
er. Participating churches will
be the Central Methodist Church,
Church of Our Father, First
Congregational Church, Fir4
Presbyterian Church, Woodwat d
Baptist Church, St. Paul's Catio -
dral Protestant Episcopal Chuck
and Temple Beth El.
The music for the service
be rendered by the quartet che. •
First Congregational
of the
Church and the offering will,
usual, be for the benefit of 1.
Detroit Community Fund.
Services begin at 10:30.
LOUIS LIPSKY'S
Mrs. S. Goldstein
To Address Women's MOTHER IS DEAD
Upon his arrival in Detroit
Mizrachi Luncheon Thursday,
by plane, to address
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For the 40th consecutive year,
Protestants, Catholics and Jews
will assemble together for a serv-
ice of thanksgiving and praise
on Thanksgiving morning, Nov.
20. This service, which now
rounds out two score years of its
existence and which is the old-
est of its kind to be held any-
where, will take place in the
large auditorium of the Detroit
Institute of Arts. Representatives
of many denominations will par-
ticipate.
The sermon, under the title
Can We Still Be Thankful?"
will be delivered by Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer, new spiritual head
of Tempie Beth El.
Others who will participate in
the service are Dr. Warren
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Mizrachi Women's Organization
of America, an integral part of
the world religious Zionist move-
ment, met in convention in Chi-
cago.
In general resolutions adopted
before adjournment the dele-
gates representing 35,000 women
of the Orthodox Jewish Faith,
urged a creation of a Jewish
army in the Near East, voiced
support of the administration's
defense policies, opposed appease-
ment of fascistic forces at home
and abroad, demanded implemen-
tation of 4he Balfour Declaration
after the war to create the Jew-
ish National Home in Palestine,
and voted to • expand refugee
child welfare and social service
projects in Palestine.
Mrs. Abraham Shapiro of
Brooklyn was unanimously re-
elected president.
Mrs. Abraham Danzig closed
the sessions late Tuesday after-
noon with a closing prayer for
peace all over the world.
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Mrs. Solovich Heads
Women's Bnai Biith
Council of Michigan
News of the election of
Charles Solovich, past president
of Pisgah Auxiliary No. 122 Of
Bnai Brith and member of the
general committee of the Women's
District Grand Lodge No. 6, to
the office of president of the
Women's Michigan Bnai Brith
Council was announced at a re-
cent meeting.
The Women's Michigan Bnai
Brith Council held its semi-annual
meeting at Kalamazoo on Nov. 2.,
Reports of activities of Brno
Brith in the nation, district and
state were presented.
The following delegates attend-
ed the Council meeting: Mrs. Saul
Rosenman, president of the Pis-
gah Auxiliary, Mesdames Samuel
Aaron, Leonard Sims, Charles
Solovich, Louis Schostak and
Miss Charlotte Gant.
NEW YORK. (JPS) — Mrs.
Julia Swope Lewin, only sister
of Gerard and Herbert Bayard
Swope, died here of a heart at-
tack at the age of 66. Gerard
Swope is chairman of the New
York City Housing Authority and
honorary president of the Gen-
eral Electric Company.
Modesty is a shining light; . it
prepares the mind to receive
knowledge, and the heart foi
truth.—Guizot.
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