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man of the 1942 roll of honor
campaign. Mrs. Benj. Jaffe and
Mrs. Seymour Frank are co-
chairmen. Vice chairmen are Mrs.
Milton Alexander, Mrs. Perry P.
Burnstine, Mrs. Max Blumberg,
Harry Barnett, Mrs. Nate
Shapiro and Mrs. Herman Sten-
buck, of Pontiac. Mrs. Henry
Willman is chairman of Youth
Aliyah, and Mrs. Milford Stern
and Mrs. Robert Marwil are
Memoriam chairmen.
The program committee makinq,
a rrangements for the roll of
honor event at the Art Institute,
Oct. 20, include Mrs. Fred Gins-
burg, chairman, Mrs. Abraham
Srere, Mrs. Douglas Brown, Mrs.
David Wilkus and Mrs. Louis
James Rosenberg, Mrs. Harry
Jackson, Mrs. Benj. Jaffee and
Mrs. Cooper.
Arrangements are in charge of
a committee consisting of Mrs.
Meyer Rosenbaum, Mrs. Saintil
Rubiner and Mrs. Nathan Simons.
Hospitality at the roll of honor
rallies has been under the direc-
tion of Mrs. George M. Roberts
assisted by Mrs. Abe Copeland,
Mrs. Meyer Neckman, Mrs. Law-
rence Michelson, Mrs. Max Osnos,
Mark Rafelson and Samuel Rub-
iner.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

-:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-

Kurt Baum to Sing
In Detroit on Nov. 10

Metropolitan Artist to
Appear at Center

Jewish Themes Feature
First Center Concert

The Jewish Community Center
will open its fall and winter sea-
son with a concert on Jewish
themes, to be presented at the
Center, Woodward at Holbrook,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 13, at
8 :30.
Nathan Vizonsky, nationally
known dancer, who is the first to
bring the Jewish Dance to the
concert stage, will present a
Dance Saga, including the Jewish
Dance of Ancient Days of the
Middle Ages, and Modern Times.
The second artist on the pro-
gram will be Moses J. Silverman,
Cantor of Chicago. Recognized
throughout the country for his
musicianship, Mr. Silverman is
Cantor of Dr. Solomon Goldman's
Anshe Emes Synagogue in Chi-
cago.

Leo Jay Margolin to be
Guest Speaker at Beth
El Sisterhood Meeting

Leo Jay Margolin, ace investi-
gator and correspondent for the
newspaper PM of New York City,
will be the guest speaker at the
opening meeting of the Sisterhood
of Temple Beth El, Monday, Oct.
12, at 2:00 P. M. in the Brown
Chapel. The meeting will follow
a dessert luncheon to be served
in the Social Hall at 1:30 P. M.
Mr. Margolin will discuss "Ene-
mies Within and Without." Be-
cause Mr. Margolin has just re-
turned from England and will
on
have first hand it
conditions abroad, this meeting
will be open to the public.
Long known as a writer who
pulls no punches, Mr. Margolin
joined the staff of PM as the first
writing member of its editorial
staff in 1940. He has also served
on the staffs of the New York
Times, the New York World Tel-
egram, the New York Herald
Tribune, and the United Press.
In his investigations and wri-
ings for the last five years, he
has uncovered and exposed the
undermining efforts of the Fat.-
ist machinery in the United
States. It has been revealed that
Mr. Margolin's sensational reve-
lations concerning the Nazi and
Italian consular officials, were re-
sponsible in no small measure for
the United States order, in 1941.
deporting these viscious Axis
agents.
Mrs. Morris Rand heads the
program committee. Mrs. Henry
Meyers will preside.

Kurt Baum, young Jewish ten-
or of the Metropolitan Opera
Company of New York City, will
appear in a recital on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 10, at the Jewish
Community Center.
"The widespread community
interest in this concert," said
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Chairman
of the Center's Music Committee.
"is evidenced by the willingness
of the following people, who are
known for their active interest
in communal affairs, to serve
as patrons and patronesses of the
recital:"
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blumberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman C. Broder,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broder, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Harry Brodie, Mr. Jewish Dance Seminar
Preceding the concert on Tues-
and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown, Fred
day evening, Oct. 13, Mr. Vizon-
M. Butzel, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
sky will lead a Jewish Dance
Cooper, Dr. and Mrs. Leon Co-
wen, Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, Mr. and Seminar at the Center. The Sem-
inar is scheduled for Sunday,
Mrs. Clarence Enggass, Mr. and Oct. 11, from 2:30 to 6 P. M.,
Mrs. Harry Frank, Mr. and Mrs. and on Monday evening, Oct. 12,
Seymour J. Frank, Mr and Mrs. from 8:30 to 11 P. M. Premier
Fred M. Ginsburg, Mrs. Samuel
MOTHERS' CLUB CALENDAR R. Glogower, Mr. and Mrs. Morse danceur and choreographer for
the Chicago and New York pro-
The opening meetings of the Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. duction of "The Romance of a
Mother's Clubs, for the 1942-'43 Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mr. Vizonsky has worked
amburger, Mr. and Mrs. Win. f or many years to reveal the
season, will take the form of Hamburger,
socials. Members will answer the Isenberg, Mr. anti Mrs. Benjamin beauty of the Jewish Dance to
Dr. Mrs.
and Mrs.
Sol Q. Landau,
Kesler, the American public. He is the
roll call with an explanation of Jaffe,
Mr. and
Maurice
author of the recently published
"My War-Work During the Sum-
mer." The summer activities of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levin, book, "Jewish Folk Dances."
the various clubs will also be Miss Anna Oxenhandler, Mr. and
111r. Vizonsky is connected with
Mrs. Arthur Purdy, Mr. and Mrs.
reviewed.
Albert
Rohn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
the
Bureau and
of Jewish
Education
in Chicago,
understands
well
Young Women's Study Club,
Saul
Saul the
the needs of teachers and Jewish
Tuesday, Oct. 6, 1:30 P. M. Law- Raden,
Mr. Mr.
and and
Mrs. Mrs.
Louis
Savage,
religious schools, and of Jewish
ton at Tyler. Social afternoon.
Dr. I. Nathan
S. Schembeck,
Mr. and
and club leaders, who wish to utilize
Fenkell Club, Tuesday, Oct. 6, Mrs.
Simons, Mr.
the dance as a means of inter-
8:00 P. M. Parkside Talmud Tor-
ah, Midland at Parkside. Social M•s. Abraham Srere, Mr. and preting Jewish life.
Mrs. Joseph Welt, Mr. and Mrs.
Although the Seminar will deal
evening.
Wilk, Mr.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
Mrs. with the background, history,
Woodward Club, Wednesday, Benjamin
David Wilkus,
aesthetics and psychology of the
Oct. 7, 1:30 P. M. Jewish Com-
munity Center, Woodward at Henry Wineman, Mr. and Mrs. Jewish Dance, the bulk of the
ulian Wolfner, M
and Mrs. Seminar hours will be devoted
Holbrook. Installation of Officers. Julian
Mahler, Mr.
and
Mrs.
drew Wineman,
and
Mr.
and An-
Mrs. to the presentation of practical
Center Club, Wednesday, Oct. Felix
(lance material, which could be
7, 8:00 P. M. Jewish Community
i
applied to typical situations in
Center. Woodward at Holbrook. Albert Kahn.
A list of additional patrons schools and clubs :
Social evening.
The Seminar is open to the,
Twelfth Street Club, Thurs- will be announced shortly.
general public. There will be a
day, Oct. 8, 8:00 P. M. Assembly
$4.00 charge for the six hours
Hall, 9125 Twelfth St. Social
Marguerite Kozenn to
of instruction. The fee will in-
evening.
clude a consultation period and
Attention is called to the an- Appear in Pontiac
admission to the Tuesday evening
nual program of the League of
Jewish Women's Organization to
Marguerite Kozenn, operatic concert. Further details may.. be
be held Wednesday afternoon, soprano, has been invited to ap- obtained at the Jewish Commun-
Oct. 14, at 1:30 o'clock, at the pear at the state convention of ity Center.
Jewish Community Center. The the Temple Sisterhoods in Pon-
Mothers' Clubs are affiliates of tiac, on Tuesday, Oct. 6. Mme. Chajes' New Cantata
the League.
Kozenn, who is in private life Published In New York
Mrs. Julius Chajes, will sing
Composition is Dedicated
mainly Palestinian songs. Most of
To Fred M. Butzel
these songs she milected in
SEGAL
Palestine when she appeared in
The Transcontinental Music
weekly concerts over the British Corporation of New York City
(Continued from Page 4.)
Broadcasting Corp. in Jerusalem. announces the publication of Jul-
Participating in this program his Chajes' new composition
the other but each sharing equal-
will be Julius Chajes, well known "Zion, Rise and Shine," a can-
ly the function of the state?
"in this land, holy both to you pianist and composer, playing tata for Contralto solo, mixed
and me, let us show mankind the some of his original Palestinian voices and Organ.
way to justice, compassion and piano comnostions.
Mr. Chajes wrote the music to
tolerance. I would be far from my
the words of "Isaiah" and the
MUSIC ACTIVITIES
character as a man of peace if
English version' was adapted by
I menaced you with truculent de-
The first large musical affair Hugh Ross, conductor of the New
mands, as if I were the exclusive
York Schola Cantorum. Mr.
possessor of the country. I am will be on Tuesday, Nov. 10, Chajes dedicated this composition
when
Kurt
Baum,
young
tenor
Your brother and I do not want
to Fred M. Butzel on the occa-
to be a ruler over you but only of the Metropolitan Opera Com- sion of the latter's 65th birthday.
pany,
will
appear
in
a
recital.
your partner in a bi-national
state. I want no political power The Michigan Symphony Con-
DEFENSE CLASSES
in which you do not equally par- cert Series, under the direction
Defense classes will open dur-
ticipate. You and I must have of • Walter Poole, will start on ing the week of Oct. 12 at the
political power together in order Nov. 17 for three successive Jewish Community Center, Wood-
that together we may make this Tuesdays. Among the soloists to ward at Holbrook. Registration is
participate in this concert will
country good."
now being taken for classes in
This must be the thinking of he Elly Kassman, young New first aid, advanced first aid, nu-
York
pianist,
who
recently
ap-
Dr. Magnes, as it is also the
mind of all reasonable men. It peared under Sergei Koussevit- trition, Morse code, home nursing,
appears that Zionists have tied zki. She will play the Piano Con- home craft. and consumer prob-
lems.
up the Hadassah Society in one certo by Shostakovicz.
First aid classes have been
condemnation with Dr. Magnes.
The Center Symphony Orches-
Some of the Hadassah people have tra and Choral Group under the scheduled for Monday, Tuesday
been going along with Dr. Magnes direction of Julius Chajes, Music and Thursday nights, and Wed-
on the idea that, especially in a Director at the Center, will re- nesday afternoons. Advanced
holy land, there should be gener- sume their activities in the mid- first aid classes will meet on
ous manifestations of brotherhood. dle of Oct. Mr. Chajes will also Wednesday nights. Nutrition
This is in accordance with Had- lead weekly sessions in commun- classes are scheduled for Tues-
assah character which in its hos- ity singing. Chamber Music Con- day afternoons. Definite an-
pitals and clinics gives Arabs and certs and Musicales are scheduled nouncement as to time and place
Jews equal devotion and discerns in the fall. Mrs. Abraham Cooper of the other classes will be made
no difference between Jewish and is chairman of the Center's Music within the week. Call Madison
Arab pain.
8400, or come to the Center office
Committee.
to register for those classes.
Dr. Magnes' opponents may suc-
There is no fee.
ceed in chopping off his academic
ART SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Red Cross production unit
head but in the end Dr. Magnes'
idea will prevail. The decapitated
Two donations were received is open on Monday, Tuesday
frequently have had a way of by the Art Scholarship Fund of and Thursdays from 10 to 4.
coming eventually to victory, as the Jewish Community Center For the benefit of working wo-
history proves. The happy ending during the past week. To con- men and girls who are inter-
of the Palestine problem will not gratulate Fred M. Butzel on his ested in the Red Cross Produc-
be an exclusive Jewish state but recovery from a recent illness, tion Unit, it will be open on
the kind of state Dr. Magnes de- and to honor the fiftieth birth- Thursday nights from 7 to 9.
sires — a partnership state in day of Nate S. Shapero, a con- beginning week of Act. 12.
which Jews and Arabs will serve tribution was received from This will give defense workers an
together.
Henry Meyers. Also to honor Mr. opportunity to have supper in
Shapero on his birthday. Mrs. the Center lunch room, and go
Aaron DeRoy presented a dona- immediately to the Production
BUY WAR BONDS- tion to the fund.
Unit.

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row enough for two friends, but
the world is not wide enough for
two enemies.—Kitzur Shlho.

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