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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

February 19, 1943

• Jewish War Prisoners
Are Receiving Food
From Polish Federation

The campaign for food pack-
ages to Jewish War Prisoners,
sponsored by the Federation for
Polish Jews, is in full swing.
Hundreds of packages containing
essential foods and clothing have
been shipped to waiting prisoners.
The last shipment was sent to the
following persons:
Antoni Bergman, Ignacy Ber-
ner, Jozef Bysyngier, Jan Buch-
wald, Brunon Flieger, Maksymil-
ion Feuering, Kazimierz Fried-
man, Dr. A. Glasman, Jozef Gol-
denberg-, Marian Gruning, Boles-
law Hamburger, Adolf II irpch,
Josef Horning, Dr. J. Kleiman,
.pen Kon, David Leiczyk, Miecyz-
slaw Levinger, Nusek Lent, Al-
fred Liebfeld, Jozef Landau, Jo-
kow Maininger, Mikolaj Mein-
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CLIPTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

hardt, Kaplan Mencer, Victor
Messinger, Bogdan Neuman, Alek-
sander Nauman, Jacob Pechkranz,
Wladyslaw Plociennik, Jozef Plo-
ciennik, Stanislaw Pfeil, Hubert
Pole, Jacob Pechkran, Pawel Ro-
zenblatt, Gustaw Ritterman, Ta-
deusz Rozenwein, Szymon Ruck',
Benjamin Rabinowicz, Stefan Ra-
fold, Mieczyslaw Rozman, Dr. Leo-
pold Sanicki, Tadeusz Saifert,
Dr. L. Szyfinan, Boleslaw Sieg-
mullet., Stefan Reiman, Dr. R.
Rozaner, Franciszek Szwa idler,
Jozef Samberger, Georg Scghaper,
Dr. Maurice Spiro, Witold St
hof, Zygmunt Weiss, Ignacy Was-
nee, Daniel Waksman, Alfons We-
ber, Ludwik Zajdel, Ignore Zyl-
herstein.
At the present moment 300 ad-
ditional labels have been received
at the office of the Federation
and the Executive has therefore
voted to strengthen the campaign
for funds to permit these re-
quests to be filled at the earliest
possible moment. Contributions
are accepted at the offices at 9121
Linwood Ave. The cost is $4.50
per package.

WORDS and MUSIC Henrietta Szold on Her 82nd Birthday Plants
Tree No. 83 in Forest Dedicated fo Her
By DANIEL L. SCHORR

HEARING THINGS:

Henrietta Szold, the outstand-
ing American Jewish woman of
our generation and founder of
Hadassah, affectionately referred
to in Palestine as the "first lady
of the Yishub," was the recipient
of a unique honor on her 82nd
birthday which she celebrated in
December last: the Palestine
branches of WIZO, the Women's
International Zionist Organiza-
tion, in cooperation with the Jew-
ish National Fund, began the
planting of a forest of 10,000
trees in her name. The forest
area is located on the slope of
one of the tallest mountains in
Judaea, at Maaleh Ila'Chamisha,
in the vicinity of Jerusalem.
The festive occasion was at-
tended by representatives of
WIZO branches in Palestine, del-
egates of national institutions
and outstanding leaders of Pales-
tine Jewry. A simple but im-
pressive ceremony marked the
planting. The first and 83rd trees
were set into the soil by Miss

Szold herself while representa-
tives of the Jewish National
Fund, the Hadassah, the WIZO
and other institutions planted the
remaining trees. Children from
Maaleh Ho'Chamisha planted the
84th tree which was marked with
the numeral "120" as an expres-
sion of Palestine Jewry's birth-
day wishes for the prolongation
of Miss Szold's life to the Bibli-
cal "120 years." Miss Szold, in a
moving address, expressed her
gratitude for the tribute paid her
and urged that "every effort be
made to save the Jewish children
from the Nazi-occupied lands."
On Feb. 22, George Washing-
ton's birthday will be marked in
Palestine by the planting of addi-
tional trees in the Washington
Forest which was begun a dec-
ade ago by American Jews on the
occasion of the observance of the
bicentennial anniversary of the
birth of the first President of the
United States.

This being about the middle of
the musical season, it may be a
good point to mention some of the
good music I've heard in recent
weeks which I haven't previously
discussed.
Early in December. Artur Rod-
zinski, who was later to be an-
nounced as musical director and
p•rmanent conductor of the New
York Philharmonic for next year,
id s ome work with that or-
chestra, of which I remember par-
ticularly his reading of the Shos-
takovich Seventh symphony. The
controversy over the merits of the
work still rages and will prob-
oblv rage for a long time to come
-I personally think it has much
good music. but doesn't express it
with sufficient tautness and econo-
my-but there is no controversy
over the way Rodzinski can set
forth this symphony. In his hands
Permanent full time positions open
HT sometimes random tendencies
STOCK CLERK - DRIVER
of this symphony took on a great
clarity and unity of line.
Shaarey Zedek Red
GIRL for GENERAL OFFICE
Bruno Walter has lust finished
his second series of appearances The Bnai Brith Hillel
Rev. Cantor
Cross Unit Established
J. LEVIN & SONS
with the Philharmonic this sea-
Jacob
Foundation
M.
News
Dry Cleaners & Laundry Supp.
The Shaarey Zedek Red Cross son. Among the concerts I heard
Silverman
1135 it. 5. HOLPII
Unit has estabIshed a surgical was the one in which they gave a
The Bnai Brith Pisgah Auxil-
SURGICAL
dressing work room under the performance of the Berlioz "Fan-
We are closed Saturdays and ALL
51011E1.
Chairmanship of Mrs. Sidney tast'e Symphony" such as I have iary Scholarships, awarded annu-
Jewish Holidays
25 Years'
heard excelled only once-by ally by the Bnai Brith Hillel
rank.
Practice
The surgical dressing work Koussevitzky and the Boston Sym- r oundation at the University of
Recommended b,
room is open for production every phony. This flamboyant score was inicnigan, has been won by Theo-
Physicians and
Hospitals
Monday and Tuesday from 10 a. read in appropriately flamboyant dore hing of Olyphant, Pa., and
style. It was exciting. No less Frank Aroma of isfew York City,
in. to 3 p. m.
9371
Due to the great need of sur- exciting was Rudolf Serkin's play- it has been announced by Rabbi
Wildemere
Jehudah
M.
Cohen,
director
of
gical dressings all those who have ing of the Brahms D-minor piano
TY. 40062
taken the course are urged to concerto. As the years pass Serkin the Foundation. Dan Seiden of
Chicago
has
been
elevated
to
the
takes an over greater stature as
Curtain girls. With or without come and work. Additional classes an artist.
position of president of the Stu-
in surgical dressings will be held
experience. No age requirements soon. All interested in taking the
The Well Known Rev.
Another of the Walter concerts dent Couuncil to replace Samuel
course please contact Mrs. Philip I enjoyed was the one this month Rosen of Waukegan, Ill., who
Hyman
Schulsinger
at which the Mozart "Haffner" has joined the armed forces. Mel-
Gilbert, University 1-9212.
of Cong.
symphony appeared on the pro- vin Pearlman of Boston, Mass., is
Beth Tefilo
Upon these three things rests gram. The Haffner being one of the new editor of the Hillel News,
the world: Justice, Truth and my favorite symphonies and Wal- replacing Herbert Euelhertz of
Emanuel
ter being my favorite conductor blew York City who is now in
Peace.
Capable and
Specialised
of Mozart. I knew I was in for the United States Navy.
The Foundation is now served
a good time. Walter has been
recently criticized in these parts by two new student directors,
MOHEL
CONGENIAL business lady to FOR RENT - Large furnished for too much "relaxation" in his Elyse Gitlow of New York City
Also
Marriage:
room in home of two adults. conducting. There certainly was and Estelle Sager of Chicago,
share cheerful apartment. Dex-
Performed
Ill.
They
are
succeeding
David
no
sign
of
flagging
in
this
per-
Suitable for employed couple.
ter-Richton vicinity. Dexter bus
Services In Ens
Kitchen privileges. Good trans- formance. It sounded fresh and Crohn of Detroit who is now at
transportation. Call Davison
limit and Yiddisl
portation. 2703 W. Grand Ave. almost impetuous. yet with every the Officers Candidate School at
0220 and Northlawn 4840.
1934 Hazelwooc
detail meticulously attended to. Fort Benning, Ga. This position
TO. 7-3463.
of
student
director
was
estab-
Walter
then
retired
to
the
back-
TYler 6-6960
FOR RENT - Nice attractive
ground .to give the spotlight to lished with funds contributed by
furnished room with private FOR RENT-Nice large room, Arnaldo Estrella, Brazilian pian- the Bnai Brith Pisgah Auxiliary.
for one or two gentlemen, in
family. 9831 McQuade Ave.
Other new officers of the Stu-
private home. Good transporta- ist. making his North American
Tyler 6-6016.
tion. 2046 Collingwood TO. debut in the Tchaikovskv concer- dent Council are Albert Cohen
to. The playing was pretty good of Windsor, first vice president,
6-0860.
HAIR ON FACE REMOVED
most of the way. thoroughly ro- and Charlotte Kaufman of Ann
permanently by electric needle.
mantic and candidly gushy, but Arbor, second vice president.
No scars. Results guaranteed. FOR RENT-Large clean warm Estrella almost got lost at mo-
Newly-elected members of the
bedroom
in
quiet
home
of
two
Michigan licensed operator.
2641 GLENDALE AVE.
ments in the racing passages of Student Council who are taking
adults.
Ideal
for
working
couple
Jennie Wohlman, 10211 Dexter,
the final movement. Judging by the place of men students who
TOwnsend 9-0344
or
single
man.
Good
trans-
near Calvert. Tyler 7-1986.
forces are
portation. 2558 Monterey. TO. the attendance. the Tchaikovsky have joined the armed
Open evenings.
concerto is still good for a packed Oscar leeldman of Poughkeepsie,
SURGICAL MOHEL
6-1641.
house.
N. Y., Hannah Katz of St. Paul,
DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER.
Marriages
Performed
I heard the National Orchestral Minn., Elliot Organick of New
Hebrew, Yiddish and Bar FLAT FOR RENT-6 rooms, 3
Association
in
a
"young
compos-
York
City,
Melvin
Pearlman,
Syl-
Mitzvah, English and Citizen-
bedrooms. Upper flat. Ceiling ers' concert"-every work writ-
ship-my specialty. Reading
$50. Refrigerator and stove in- ten before the composer was 20. via Savin and Elise Zeme, of
and writing guaranteed. Free
cluded. Princeton near Flor- It was a good idea, but didn't Detroit.
trial lesson. 1964 W. Delaware
eue. Small family. References. work out well in practice. Mo-
Rev. Cantor
St. Phone Tyler 6-0042 or
University 2-7471.
zart's K.81 symphony, written
Davison 9392.
' DAVID
when he was 14, is one of his
DAVID GOLDMAN
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished distinctly lesser symphonies. A
GOLDEN
WANTED - Couple to share
room. Northwest section. Excel- concertino for piano and orchestra of 16194 Monte Vista, died Feb.
spetroit's Favorite
home with private family of
lent transportation. Unlimited by Andre Mathieu, young Cana- 9 at the age of 57. Funeral serv-
51 0 11 E L '
adults. Kitchen privileges.
phone. Business girl preferred. dian. written when he was 12, ices were conducted at the Ira
TYler 0-9490
Good transportation. 2378
Hogarth 3956.
IVeddi ng Ceremo-
Kaufman Funeral Home on Feb.
is
clever
in
a
precocious
way.
Highland Ave. Townsend
nies Performed at
though I must admit he interested 10 with Rabbi Max Wohlgelern-
Home and by Ap-
7-5857.
FOR RENT-Desirable single me more as a pianist than as a ter and Cantor Sonnenklar ofli-
pointment.
sleeping
room
with
small
adult
ciating.
Interment
was
at
the
Beth
composer.
Youthful
works
by
FOR RENT - Nice furnished
family. Garage available. Good Pierne, David Diamond and Mor- Tefelo Emanuel Cemetery. He is
room for gentleman, with pri-
transportation. Reasonable. ton Gould did not impress me survived by his wife, Myrle; two -aiai:Faialaini-O-CHHICHICHXHX1-1:Hltitto
vate family. Good transporta-
2684 Richton Ave. Townsend much. The orchestra was good.
daughters, Ruth and Mrs. Harvey
tion. 2657 Cortland Ave. Up-
RECEPTACLES
6-9250.
Helen Traubel, whose manager, Gilbert; 4 sons, Morris, Ilarry,
stairs. Townsend 7-1786.
Garbage, Ash and Rubbish.
Jack Salter, tells me will be one Hyman and Max.
Reinforced Concrete. Fully
FOR
RENT
-
Beautifully
fur-
Guaranteed. Priced Right
of the great sopranos of the gen-
it FOR SALE-Player piano with
REBECCA
SIPORIN
nished
front
room
in
attractive
eration, gave a recital at Car-
records. Victor-Victrola with
AMERICAN
home of two adults. Private negie Hall and proved to be in- of 2200 Ford St. died Feb. 14
records. Washing machine-
RECEPTACLE CO.
bath. Congenial atmosphere. deed thrilling. Her voice lost in at the age of 40 years. Funeral
Will sell cheap. Monday from
Unlimited phone. Good trans- texture in some fortissimo pas- services were conducted by Ira
579 Kenilworth
TO. 15-58119
10 a. m. to 1 p. m. 1990 Hazel-
portation. Ideal location. Town- sages, but generally she showed Kaufman with Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
.../.1
wood, lower flat.
great purity of tone, magnificent man officiating. Interment was at
send 8-0424.
production and fine understanding the Pinsker Verein Cemetery. She
FOR RENT - Room in private
MONUMENTS
home for business girl. Kitchen FOR RENT - Nice clean fur- of the subtleties of the ''Lieber" is survived by her husband,
nished room in home of two she sang. It was the first time I Max; a son, Irving; daughter,
privileges. Northwest section.
adults. Good transportation. had heard her in recital, and I'll Evelyn; 3 brothers, Henry, Ben
University 2-2037.
References exchanged. Town- run to hear her next time she's and Philip Katz; and a sister,
send 5-1424.
Mrs. Eddie Primak.
FOR RENT-Room in home of
around.
adult family. Near bus and
At the 92nd Street Y. M. H. A.,
SYLVIA LEIDER
car line. Gentleman preferred. FOR RENT-Beautiful light airy Joseph Szigeti and Andor Foldes
furnished room with small played a series of Mozart sonata of 2974 Hazelwood Ave. died
3047 Pasadena, T o w n s e n d
adult family. Single home. recitals. When Szigeti is good- Feb. 14 at the age of 19 years.
6-4461.
Good transportation. Townsend which is usually about the second Funeral services were conducted
FOR RENT-Light airy furnished
6-3267.
half of his program-he is very, by Ira Kaufman with Rabbi Jo-
room in home of adult family.
very good, but when he is bad- seph Thumin officiating. Inter-
3030 Cortland Ave. Townsend WANTED - Room in refined which is before he has warmed up ment was at the Hebrew Me-
kosher home for American
morial Park Cemetery. She is
Granite and Marble Monumental
7-0493.
couple. With light cooking -he is distressing. Foldes is al- survived by her father, Joseph;
7729 TWELFTH ST.
ways good. Also at the "Y" the
privileges.
Mr.
Goldstein,
c
/o
TYLER 13.1192
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA-
Budapest Quartet is in the middle two brothers, Sol and Harold;
Flout,
1618
Glynn
Court.
Would like to have companion
of a series concerts. The Budapest and a sister, Evelyn.
Townsend 6-1134.
to help drive and share ex-
is better than ever this year-and
penses. References. For fur FOR RENT-Large front room they were always plenty good.
ther information call Town-
for couple employed. Kitchen
DETROIT'S FINEST
send 5-4767.
privileges. Good transportation.
HEBREW
SCHOOLS
JEWISH FUNERAL HOME
Quiet neighborhood. Livernois
WANTED - Typist and general
The United Hebrew Schools
and Puritan section. 15803
JEWI SH
) office worker. Knowledge of
gratefully acknowledge the re-
Wark. University 3-5837.
twitraNJ5
bookkeeping preferred, but not
ceipt of one scholarship to the
essential. 3261 Joy Road. Ty- FOR RENT-Large room for sin- Scholarship Fund of the schools
ler 5-5980.
gle person or couple in home from Irving Feldman of Wood-
of three adults. Kitchen privi- ingham Drive, in memory of his
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
leges. Good transportation. dearly beloved wife, Dina S.
TRINITY 2-2114
7739 JOHN R. STREET
room suitable for one or two
2037 Hazelwood. Downstairs. Feldman, who passed away on
persons; in an apartment.
Feb. 2, 1943.
Tyler 4-5671.
Phone Townsend 7-0039.

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