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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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May 14, 1943

A Plea From Uncle Sam!

Judge Healy To Address
Discussion Group May 15

Outstanding Artists
To Be Presented
At Final Musicale

The music department of the
Jewish Community Center an-
nounces the last in the series of
musicales which will take place

Judge D. J. Healy of the Ju-
venile Court will address the New
Detroiters' Discussion Group, on
Saturday, May 15, at 8:30 p. m.,
in the Conference room of the
Jewish Community Center. His
topic will be "Children's Delin-
quency in War Time."

"The Patriots" To Be
Reviewed at Book Chat

Sidney Kingley's prize - win-
ning play, "The Patriots," will
be reviewed by Catharine Haug-
hey at the next book-chat pro-
gram, on Tuesday, May 18. The
reviews are held at 8:30 in the
adult lounge of the Jewish Com-
munity Center, Woodward at Hol-
brook.

To Show Three Films
On Monday, May 17

LARE WARDROP

in the Center's auditorium on
Thursday evening, May 27.
Margit Kormendy, outstanding
Detroit contralto, member of the
Temple Beth El quartette, will
be heard in a group of Russian
songs.
Lare Wardrop, oboe player of
the Detroit Symphony orchestra,
will give the Detroit first per-
formance of Hugo Kauder's Trio
together with Morris Hochberg,
New York City, is one of the
pianist. Kauder, at present, in
violinist, and Sylvia Hochberg,
foremost Vienese Jewish com-
posers of this generation. His
compositions, mostly Chamber
Music Works, have been per-
formed all over Europe and re-
cently in many American cities
by outstanding soloists.
As the last number of the pro-
gram, Schubert's Symphony Num-
ber 5 will be played in its en-
tirety by the Center Symphony
Orchestra under the direction of
Julius Chajes, director of music
at the Center.
Admission will be by ticket
only. Tickets may be obtained
free of charge prior to the day
of the concert at the Center
office.

Three films will be shown at
the Jewish Community Center on
Monday, May 17, at 8:30 p. m.
Included in the program are
"Western Front," which deals
with the role that China continues
to play as one of the United Na-
tions, "Price of Victory," which
is a graphic portrayal of Vice-
President Wallace's famous ar-
ticle, "The People on the March."
and "The World We Want to
Live In," a film which brings
home realistically the importance
of the freedoms we enjoy. The
films are part of a Spring series
entitled "The People's War."
The program will be held in the
adult lounge, and is free to Cen-
ter members. A small charge is
made to non-members.

Square Dancing Classes
On Wednesday Nights

To acquaint the community
with the steps and calls of square
(lancing, a series of square danc-
ing sessions are in progress on
Wednesday nights, at 8:30
This vogue has swept the country
and is popular with many groups
in Detroit. Miss Clare Tannen-
haus will lead the calls. There is
no charge for Center members,
and a slight series charge to non-
members.

Speaks for Jewish
Congress

A trial attorney from the
Washington office of the Presi-
dent's Committee on Fair Em-
ployment Practice arrived in De-
troit on Thursday to begin final
preparations for the public hear-
ing of the committee, scheduled
for May 24 and 25, was made
known by the Metropolitan De-
troit Council on Fair Employment
Practices, the local citizens com-
mittee interested in the widest
use of all persons in war pro-
duction regardless of their race,
color, religioin or national origin.
The trial attorney is Maceo W.
Hubbard, graduate of the Har-
vard Law School and for several
years a leading counsel in Phila-
delphia. He has been associated
with the government for about a
year on the staff that enforces

"V" GIRLS

A new Sub-Senior Club, the
"V" Girls, has been organized at
the Center. These girls, who are
16 and 17 years old, will have
Mrs. Rose Ingeroff of the Wood-
ward Mothers' Club, assist them
Mothers' Clubs'
as their leader. The girls have
already composed a song in con-
Weekly Calendar
nection with morale and the war
The following Mothers' Clubs effort.
will meet this coming week:
Josephine Kreiner To
Northwest Study Club: Thurs-
day, May 20, 8:00 p. m., Jewish Address B & P Women
Community Center, Woodward at
Miss Josephine Kreiner, who
Holbrook.
wa sa former staff member of
Young Women's Study Club•. the Brightmoor Community Cen-
Tuesday, May 18, 1:30 p. m., ter, is now with the Civilian De-
United Hebrew School, Lawton at fense Volunteers Office, will
Tyler.
to the Business and Pro-
Linwood-Dexter Club: Tuesday, speak
fessional Women on Monday,
May 18, 1:30 p. m., Bnai Moshe May 17, at 8:30 p. in. Miss
Synagogue, Dexter at Lawrence. Kreiner will outline what volun-
Davison-Oakman Club: Tues-
can do to aid the war ef-
day, May 18, 8:00 p. m., United teers
and, particularly, how they
Hebrew Schools, Lawton at Tyler. fort
conserve as leadership for the
• Woodward Club: Wednesday,
May 19, 1:30 p. m., Jewish Com- community.
munity Center, Woodward at
JUNIOR FUN
Holbrook.
Twelfth Street Club: Thursday,
A huge carnival will wind up
May 20, 8:00 p. m., Assembly the Junior Fun program on Sun-
hall, 9125 12th St.
day, May 16, at 2:00 p.m. Re-
Coming Events
freshments and entertainment are
The Mothers' Clubs made the promised and all children are in-
following plans for the Decora- vited to participate. This will be
tion Day week-end:
the last get-together for the Ju-
Saturday, May 29th, at 9:00 p. niors before Camp Habonim be-
m. The Northwest Study Club gins.
will have an outing and hay ride
at Lola Valley Park.
WAR WORKERS
The Young Women's Study
Club will have an all-day family
As part of the Spring series of
picnic on Monday, May 31, at the Sunday afternoon socials, the
same nark.
War Workers will have a hike on
The Davison and Center Moth- Sunday, May 16, under the lead-
ers' Clubs will sponsor a joint ership of Lee Waldbott. Everyone
Mother and Daughter banquet, is to meet at the Center at 1:30
on Thursday, June 4.
p. m.

If You Are Interested In Quality Meat, Call at

11632 Dexter Blvd.

(Between Burlingame and Webb)

Aaron B. Margolis

Kosher Meat if Poultry Market

Metropolitan Detroit Council on Fair
Employment Practice Hearings May 24-25

DR. ISAAC ALKALAY

Ladies of Yeshivah
To Hold Banquet June 16

Plans are in progress for the
16th annual banquet to be held
Sunday evening, June 6, 6:30
p. m., at Yeshivah Bldg., Dexter
and Cortland.
A Beth Jacob School for Jewish
girls education has been founded
by the Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah and named in memory
of Mrs. Lena Holtzman. A Beth
Jacob kindergarten has already
been started and named in honor
of the 60th birthday of its presi-
dent, Mrs. Hyman Rottenberg.
All proceeds of this affair will
go towards the sponsorship of the
Beth Jacob School, and the general
public is asked to attend and help
make this affair a huge success.
Rabbi Menachem Eichenstein of
St. Louis, Mo., distinguished lead-
er and orator, will be guest speak-
er. David J. Cohen will be toast-
master.
Tickets can be obtained through
Yeshivah officers or by calling
TO. 5-1171.

CHARM GROUP
Dr. A. M. Lee of the Sociology

Department of Wayne University,
will address the Charm Group on
Thursday, May 20, at 8:30 p. m.
His subject will be "Reading Be-
tween the Headlines."

executive order 8802 which for-
bids discrimination in war indus-
tries or Government based solely
on race, creed, color or national
origin.
The Metropolitan Council has
turned over to the Federal Com-
mittee, which is located in Room
424 Boulevard Building, several
cases involving refusal to employ
persons of Jewish background be-
cause of their religion, and is
interested in learning every case
where Jewish persons or aliens
have similarly been refused a job
or have been refused merited
promotion solely because of their
religious connection. Such infor-
mation may be sent or taken to
either 309 Hammond Building or
to Room 424 Boulevard Building.

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