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COMMITTEE FOR STUDY OF
OCCUPATIDNAL ADJUSTMENT
SET UP BY THE FEDERATION

Youth's Function on Home
Front to Be Discussed at
Center Open Meeting

Plan Allied Music Festival
To Raise $25,000 Deficit for
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Young people interested in
serving in the Home Front Pro-
gram for Victory are invited to
attend an open meeting on
"Youth in the War Time Crisis"
on Sunday, Feb. 8, at 8 p.
at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, Woodward at Holbrook. The
meeting is sponsored by the
League of Detroit Jewish Youth.
John Thurston, of the United
States Employment Service, will
speak on "Training Youth for
Defense Industry"; "Morale on
the Home Front" will be dis-
cussed by George Granger, as-
sistant director of the Depart-
ment of Social Welfare of the
State of Michigan, and Donald
M. D. Thurber, executive secre-
tary of the Metropolitan Detroit
Youth Council will deal with
"Youth in Civilian Defense".

The greatest single week of Levant, pianist, as soloist, and
orchestral concerts in the his- with Andre Kostelanetz as con-
tory of Detroit, involving the ductor.
The purpose of the festival is
donated services of seven world-
famous artists, will lae played by to raise $25,000 with which to
the Detroit Symphofiy Orchestra meet the current season's deficit
during the last week of Febru- of the orchestra. In addition to
ary in Masonic Auditorium, ac- the artists who have donated
cording to Dr. Fred T. Murphy, their services the Masonic Tem-
president of the Detroit Sym- ple Association, because of the
waiver of the extra week's work
phony Society.
Three mammoth nationalistic for the orchestra underwritten
concerts, to be known as the by the Temple Association, has
Allied Music Festival, will be offered the use of its building's
played Tuesday, Feb. 24, Thurs- facilities free during the festival
day, Feb. 26, and Saturday, Feb. week. The orchestra men also
28. The first program will be all- have agreed to furnish as many
British with Alec Templeton, extra rehearsals as are necessary
pianist, and Dorothy Maynor, to perfect the concerts.
Series tickets only, nominally
soprano, as soloists, and with
Victor Kolar as conductor. The priced, are on sale at this time,
second program will be all-Rus- both at the symphony offices in
sian with Albert Spalding, viol- Masonic Temple and at the De-
ist, as soloist, and with Efrem troit Symphony box office at
Kurtz, musical director of the Grinnell Brothers. Mail orders
Monte Carlo Ballet Russe, as are to be sent to the symphony
FRIEDMAN—SOBEL
r. and Mrs. Louis Sobel of conductor. The third program offices together with self-address-
Mr.
Taylor Ave. announce the will be all-American with Oscar ed stamped envelope.
marriage of their daughter,
Stella to Dr. William Freedman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Prof. Kelly to Address Busi-
ness a n d Professional
Freedman of Hazelwood Ave.,
(Continued from Page 1)
Women of Hadassah on
on Sunday, Feb. 1.
2—Mrs. Jack Berger, Mrs. Harry
Tuesday
KAPLAN FREEDMAN
Glick; Division 3—Mrs. John C.
The Business and Professional Hopp, Mrs. Eugene A•nfeld;
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Freed-
man of 2690 Pasadena Ave. an- Division of Hadassah will meet- Division 4—Mrs. Herschel V.
nounce the marriage of their on Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, Kreger, Mrs. Roger D. Ettlinger;
daughter, Esther, to Saul Kap- 8:30 p. m., in the adult lounge
5—M•s. Charles Lakoff,
Rosenwald Post to Hold lan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of the Jewish Community Cen- Division
Mrs. Louis A. Welt; Division 6—
Lincoln-Washington-
Kaplan of 2025 W. Euclid Ave. ter. Headlining a program of un- Mrs. Harry J. Millman, Mrs.
usual interest will be Prof. Al- Morton Snyder; Division 7—Mrs.
Brotherhood Celebration
SLOTKIN—ROSENQUENT
fred Kelly, professor of history Samuel S. Aaron, Mrs. David
on Feb. 11
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Slotkin at Wayne University, who will Goldberg; Division 8—Mrs. Aaron
of Covington Dr. announce the address the division on "The Silberblatt; Division 9—Mrs. Ja-
Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218
Rabbi J. X. Cohen of the Free of the American Legion will fea- marriage of their son, Dr. Edgar Sociological Aspects of Anti- cob H. Polozker; Division 10—
Synagogue of New York will be ture a special patriotic and Alvin Slotkin, of Buffalo, N. Y., Semitism". All members and Mrs. Oscar M. Zemon; Division
the guest speaker at the program Americanism program commemo- to Miss Alma Rosenquent of their friends are invited.
11—Mrs. I. D. Friedman.
and tea given by the Detroit rating the birthday anniversaries Buffalo. The marriage was per-
Announcement was made of
formed
by
Rabbi
Fink
of
Tem-
CARD PARTY OF KALVARIER the proposed Workers' Institute,
Women's Division of the Amen- of Abraham Lincoln, George
AID SOCIETY FEB. 18
can Jewish Congress at Hotel Washington and the initiation of ple Beth Zion on Feb. 1.
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
A luncheon and card party Isidore Sobeloff, to be staged in
Statler, Wednesday, Feb. 11, at Brotherhood Week, Feb. 11, at
Jubilee
Banquet
for
Misha
mark
8:30
p.
m.,
at
the
meeting
guar-
will be given by Kalvarier Aid advance of the campaign for the
1:45 p. m. This affair will
the culmination of a campaign tees, the social hall of Bnai
Fishzon Saturday Night Society at Kern's auditorium, purpos of acquainting the women
At the Wilshire Hotel, Col- 4th floor, at 1 p. m., on Wednes- workers with the latest develop-
for funds which has been carried Moshe.
John Litsky, Americanism of- lingwood and Third, a jubilee day, Feb. 18. Proceeds will go ments in the programs of the
on under the chairmanship of
ficer, has arranged for a pro- banquet will be given in honor for Red Cross and Beth Yehuda. beneficiary agencies, in Detroit,
Mrs. Ernest J. Sachse.
The money raised through this gram consisting of a speaker of of Misha Fishzon's 35th anniver- The chairman is Mrs. L. Wein- over the United States, in Pales-
campaign will be used to further prominence and and entertainers. sary on the Jewish stage, this traub. For tickets call the vice- tine and in other parts of the
the program of the ithterican A group of 14 women from the Saturday night. Aaron Rosenberg president, Mrs. H. Festenstein, world.
St. Paul Zion A.M.E. Church, is chairman of the arrangement To. 7-5640, or Mrs. H. Seiden-
The next step in campaign or-
Jewish Congress.
under the directorship of Mrs.
man, Ty. 7-1064.
ganization will call for the divi-
Rabbi Cohen, who was an en- Alberta Harris, well known committee.
sion chairmen to select their cap-
gineer before studying for the teacher of piano and song, will
tains and a meeting of division
rabbinate, will discuss "Jews in offer a number of patriotic and
heads and captains is planned
South America". Having traveled spiritual selections. There will
for an early date.
extensively in recent years as also be featured several piano
In reporting to the last meet-
well as in first World War days selections by Miss Gloria Harris,
ing on campaign progress, Mrs.
in South America, he is particu- (laughter of the directoress of
Broder declared that on a mini-
larly well fitted to interpret this the St. Paul Zion A.M.E. artists.
mal basis, for the first half of
subject. His lecture will be il-
Rosenwald Post invites the
1942, the Joint Distribution
lustrated with slides and photo- public to attend without charge.
Committee needs $5,200,000 to
graphs which he has himself
Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, com-
carry forward its work of relief,
taken. Rabbi Cohen will auto- mander of the post, and Junior
rescue and reconstruction. For
graph copies of his recent book V ice- Commander Samuel Zus-
continued work in upbuilding
entitled "Jews in South Amer- mann, entertainment chairman,
Palestine, the Jewish Agency
ica" which has been widely read will assist Mr. Litsky with the
which receives its American aid
and acclaimed.
program.
through the United Palestine Ap-
Miss Gertrude Leve, a talented
peals, requires $8,000,000 in
contralto, will present a group of
1942 and the National Refugee
songs, accompanied by Rosa Bas-
and to Show European
Service needs $2,000,000. For
sin Stein. Miss Leve, who has
these purposes and to meet other
War Movies on Feb. 9
studied music at the University
continuing essential obligations,
•
of Michigan and Wayne Univer-
A special meeting of the Jew-
the Jewish women of Detroit,
sity, sings in the choir at Temple ish Women's European Welfare
who last year raised more than
Beth El and has taken major Organization will be held Mon-
$80.000 are dedicating them-
roles in musical productions. She day, Feb. 9, at 8 p. m., at the
selves. Mrs. Broder stated, to do
is an accomplished pianist andl°18 nai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
their fair share. "Onr campaign."
composer of numerous musics rence.
she added, "is being devoloned
scores.
Committee reports will be
with full awareness of all the
Mrs. Arnold Frank, Mrs. Louis heard_ in regard to several relief
new factors involved and with
Glasier, Mrs. William Roth and cases and in behalf of the $50
complete recognition of our re-
Mrs. Robert Kallman are in donation to the Red Cross, used
sponsibilities as Jews and as
charge of arrangements for the
purchase wool for making
Americans."
tea which will follow the pro- t°
sweaters and other items.
gram.
There will be shown European
Aesculan;ans to Meet on
Mrs. Louis Goldberg, Mrs.
Charles Goldstein, Mrs. Claude war moving pictures.
Wednesday
Election of new officers will
Grassg•een, Mrs. Samuel Green, also take place.
The next meeting of the Aes-
Mrs. Lew Levitt, Mrs. Harry
culapians will be held on Wednes-
Grac, Mrs. Benjamin Laikin, Mrs.
Neugarten sunshine Club
day night, Feb. 11, at the Jew-
Maurice Neback, Mrs. Samuel
Neugarten Sunshine Club held
ish Community Center, Holbrook
Baker, Mrs. Harry Bookstein.
and Woodyvvd, at 8:30 p. in.
Mrs. A. A. Davidson, Mrs. Saul a joint meeting of incoming and
This is to be the first "ioint"
Levin, Mrs. William London, outgoing board members at the
meeting with the Ladies' Auxil-
Mrs. Samuel Pearlman, Mrs. Jewish Community Center on
iary. There will be a speaker of
Morris Weingarten, Mrs, Nathan Feb. 2. The meeting was con-
note.
Weingarden, Mrs. M. S. Perlin, ducted by Mrs. Charles Roth-
—Photo by Preston Sweet.
On Wednesday, March 18, the
Mrs. Samuel Singer, Mrs. Irving stein, vice-president.
16th
annual dinner dance will be
Mrs.
Marton
Snyder,
president,
Dworman, Mrs. Lou Meises, Mrs.
MRS. JEROME J. PERSH IN
held.
Reservations are already
greeted
the
members,
and
out-
Arthur Stone, Mrs. Harry Thom-
Miss Mildred Lubetzky)
available.
as, Mrs. Harry Frank, Mrs. Jos- lined their duties.
Officer Gaines of the Petoskey
eph Staub, Mrs. Max Dushkin,
Miss Mildred Lubetzky, daugh- and the ushers were Dr. N. Ketai, MOGEN DOVID UNIT OF D. W.
Mrs. William Adelson, Dr. Clar- Station spoke on "Accidents ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lubet- Dave Muskovitz, Barney Hyman,
SIMONS HEBREW SCHOOL
issa Fineman, Mrs. Abe Rosen- Sabotage Defense".
zky became the bride of Jerome Harvey Glassman and Sam Bab-
Mogen Dovid Unit of the D.
cock.
Bernard
Pershin
was
the
Luncheon
and
an
afternoon
of
J. Pershin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
berg will act as hostesses.
W.
Simons Hebrew School, lo-
junior
usher.
Mrs. Nathan Spevako• is pres- games followed the meeting.
Louis Pershin, on Jan. 25, at
Out of town guests included cated at 4000 Tuxedo Ave.,
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
ident and Mrs. Perry Burnstine
meets every Tuesday and Wednes-
Equality Club
is vice president in charge of
The bridesmaides were Mrs. Charles Lipshitz and Mrs. Nadia day from 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.
King
of
New
York
City,
Mrs.
While
maintaining
their
ob-
D.
Mushkovitz,
Miss
Lucille
fund raising.
All women in the neighbor-
jective of distributing coal to Finkel, Mrs. H. Glassman and Harry Siegel, Mrs. Henrietta hood who want to do their part
Deutsch,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
Per-
destitute families, Equality Club Mrs. E. Harvith.
by knitting or serving for the
GIFT TO HEBREW SCHOOLS will give a Victory card party
The maid of honor was Miss shin, Nathan Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Red Cross are urged to attend.
M. Behr and Miss Lois Glick of
Eleanor
Pershin.
Mrs.
N.
Ketai
on
March
1
at
Assembly
Hall.
The United Hebrew Schools
For information call Mrs. Albert
Chicago.
matron of honor.
asknowledge a contribution from Proceeds will go towards a was
Singer, chairman, Hogarth 0385,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pershin
left
for
Four-year-old
Lorraine
Mill-
Mrs. A. E. Bofsky in memory Parachute Plane for the Govern- stein was flower girl.
Florida and will be at home after or Mrs. E. Goldin, co-chairman,
of the Yahrzeit of her husband, ment which will be given through
'l'o. 6-4135.
Louis Elkind was the best man Feb. 15, at 4030 Sturtevant.
the J.W.V.
A. E. Bofsky.

On Jan. 21, a new Jewish so- justrnent and economic well being,
cial agency was created in De- the Jewish Welfare Federation
troit. Although the Jewish Voca- organized a committee for the
tional Service is a new agency, study of this service under the
it is an old service—repesenting chairmanship of Fred M. Butzel.
a development that has taken Charter embers of this commit-
place over 10 years. It originated tee, who were elected as mem-
as a service to Y.W.H.A. mem- bers of the board of trustees for
bers, then to Jewish Community the independent and expanded
Center members, and now it is a Jewish Vocational Service are:
community service. Until Septem- Peter Altman, Louis Bass, Jo-
ber 1940, it functioned as an seph Bernstein, Fred M. Butzel,
employment service at the Center. Aaron Droock, Jacob Ellstein,
Since that time the employment Charles E. Feinberg, Max M.
service has been expanded to give Fisher, Morris Garvett, Dr. B.
specialized service to the clientele Benedict Glazer, Mrs. Samuel R.
of social agencies and to serve Glogower, Harvey H. Goldman,
the entie community though vo- Samuel Greenberg, Professor Wil-
cational guidance as well as job liam Haber, Samuel J. Hoexter,
Herman Jacobs, Henry Meyers,
placement.
D. Robinson, Dr. I. W.
Underlying its specific activi- Herbert
ties are the following objectives: Ruskin, Harry Seligson, Isidore
1. The development, on a long Sobeloff, Abraham Srere and
range basis, of a more equable James Wineman.
Harvey H. Goldman was elected
and sensible distribution of Jew-
ish workers in accordance with president and Charles E. Fein-
their skills and abilities, so that berg and Louis Bass were elected
future problems of individual vice presidents. At the next meet-
economic adjustment may, to some ing of this group additional of-
extent be prevented. 2. The move- ficers and board members will
ment of social agency clients be elected. M. William Weinberg,
into suitable jobs. 3. The reduc- who has served as director of
tion of job • discrimination by the Jewish Vocational Service at
placing the right person in the the Jewish Community Center
right job. will continue as executive di•ec-
In realization of the growing for of the enlarged service, which
importance of vocational agencies will take up new quarters in the
in the fields of occupational ad- near future.

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February 6, 1942

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

M ARRIAGES

WOMEN

Rabbi J. X. Cohen
To Address Congress
Women on Feb. 11

Charming Bride