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Virgil Thomson To
Conduct Symphony
Orchestra on Jan. 6

Shaarey Zedek School
Bids Goodbye to
Rabbi Morris Adler

On Sunday, Dec. 26, at a com-
bined assembly of both the inter-
mediate and high school depart-
ments of the Shaarey Zedek Sun-
day School, pupils and teachers
bade farewell to Rabbi Morris
Adler who left last week to be-
gin his work as a chaplain in
the armed forces of our country.
Robert Vasle, president of the
junior congregation, spoke on be-
half of that organization. Marilyn
Weisman, ninth grade pupil, said
boodbye for the students in the
religious school. Mr. Jacob Rog-
vay, 12th grade instructor and
senior teacher in point of service,
spoke for the factulty and pre-
sented Rabbi Adler with a certifi-
cate emblematic of the inscription
of his name in the Golden Book
of the Jewish National Fund, pur-
chased with contributions of the
pupils and faculty members. Dr.
A. M. Hershman added his fare-
wells and wishes of godspeed for
Rabbi Adler's safe return. Cantor
Sonenklar recited a "Misheberach"
in Rabbi Adler's honor.
The assembly was concluded
with the singing of "Hevenu Sho-
lem Aleichem (we bring greetings
to you.)

Lt. Murray M. Waxman
Loses Life in Air Crash

December 31, 1943

0 The National Jewish Monthly, B'nai B'rith.
PALESTINE : "The Mandatory (Great Britain) shall be responsible
MANDATE FOR
for placing the country under such political, administrative, and economic condi-
tions as will secure the establishment of the Jewish national home."—League of
Nations.
BRITISH WHITE PAPER: "After five years (ending March 31, 1944) no further Jewish
immigration will be permitted unless the Arabs of Palestine are prepared to ae-
ouiesee in it "

Karl Krueger announces the
appearance of Virgil Thomson,
Jan. 6. the first of two composer-
conductors who will lead the De.
troit ,Symphony in works of their
own this season. Both Mr. Thom.
son and Eric Delamarter, th e
latter will conduct his opus Veb.
3, are American born and have
kept their compositions in as
American vein as it is pos-ihle
s o.
rgn
to Virgil Thomson was born in
Kansas City, Kan., studied in this
country and in Paris, and his
music is chiefly characterized by
a witty, ironic style. He has
worked in many mediums—cham-
ber music, opera (he attracted
a great deal of attention to hi s
opera, "Four Saints in Tkree
Acts" which he did with Ger-
trude Stein), choral arrange-
ments and piano works.
In addition to his creative
works in music, Mr. Thomson is
a brilliant writer and is music
critic for the New York Herald
Tribune.
On Jan. 6 Mr. Thomson will
direct the Detroit Symphony in
his suite from "The Plow That
Broke the Plains".
Karl Krueger will take the
baton for the rest of the program
—Brahms Symphony No. 4 in E
minor, and "Spanish Caprice" by
Rimsky-Korsakov.

Dr. B. B. Glazer To Be

Lt. (j. g.) Murray M. Waxman,
JCRS Donor Lunch
U. S. N. R., 28 years of age, or
Club
225 Merton Rd., lost his life in Round Table To Present Woman's Aux., Hebrew
Speaker on Jan. 4
an air crash in a routine flight
Luncheon
on
Jan.
5
Program
Before
Temple
Schools,
To
Hold
Annual
over Minneapolis, Minn., on Fri-
Dr. Benedict Glazer will be the
day, Dec. 17, 1943.
It's to be a luncheon—one of guest speaker at the 5th donor
Donor Affair Jan. 26
Lt. Waxman was an alumnus of Beth El Men's Club
a series being given by member.; luncheon of the Jewish Consump-
M. I. T. and Yale University. He
The twelfth annual donor af- of the Music Study Club of De- tive Relief Society of Denver,
The
film
"The
World
We
Want
had been employed as an engineer to Live In," prepared by the Na- fair of the Woman's Auxiliary troit—in the home of Mrs. A. J.
at Vickers, Inc., before entering tional Conference of Christians of the United Hebrew Schools Seltzer on Atkinson Ave. Wed-
the Navy. He was a member of
nesday afternoon, Jan. 5, with
the Detroit Junior Chamber of and Jews, parent organization of will be held Wednesday evening, Mrs. Maurice Benyas and Mrs.
Commerce, and active in various the Detroit Round Table, will be
Harry Cohen assisting the hostess.
phases of Jewish community life. shown in the Caledonia Township
The luncheons are by way of
As a member of the original high school, Caledonia, Mich., on
completing plans for the group's
Monday,
Jan.
3.
board of directors of the Detroit
annual concert, proceeds from
The Detroit Round Table of
Junior Service Group he played a
which go to the Sylvia Simons
leading role in the junior division Catholics, Jews and Protestants
Scholarship Memorial Fund and
drives of the Allied Jewish Cam- will present a program on "Reli-
the Music Study Club philan-
paign, was a member of the gion and Postwar Reconstruction"
1hropic projects.
steering committee and an officer before a meeting of the men's club
This year's program will be
of the board. He was active for of Temple Beth El, Woodward at
given in the large auditorium
a number of years as a club lead- Gladstone, the speakers being Dr.
of the Detroit Institute of Arts
er at the Jewish Community Cen- B. Benedict Glazer, rabbi of Tem-
on Jan. 25, at 8:30 o'clock, with
ple Beth El, Dr. Edgar DeWitt'
ter.
Miss Judith Sidorsky, pianist, a
Lt. Waxman is survived by his
s • Central Woodward Chris-
native of Detroit, whose rare
wife, Elizabeth of Highland Park,
ti
an
Church
(pastor)
and
Fr.
"
gifts were recognized at the age
Ill., ' and his mother, Mrs. Eliza- John F. Quinn, S.J., dean of Col-
of 12 when she was awarded a
both J. Waxman of Detroit.
lege of Arts and Sciences, Uni-
Steinway grand as the winner of
--
versity of Detroit.
the Detroit Piano Contest.
ZEDAKAH CLUB
Among those on committees for
the
concert are Mesdames J. S.
Zedakah Club met at the home
N. WOODWARD JWEWO
Sauls, Maurice Morse, David Hu-
of Mrs. D. Trager on Monday.
DR. BENEDICT GLAZER
bar, Ezra Lipkin, Henry Wein-
Mrs. H. Glickman was hostess
Dec. 27. The next meeting is
berg, Samuel Berman, Abraham which will take place at the
scheduled for after the holidays. to the members of the North
Cooper, William B. Isenberg, Wal- Hotel Statler, Tuesday, Jan. 1.
Chanukah gifts were sent to Woodward Branch of the Jewish
ter Field, J. H. Schakne, Meyer Special effort has been made to
the Jewish soldiers and WACs Women's European Welfare Or-
L. Prentis, Harry Stocker, Mark make this event outstanding and
at Fort Brady. Mrs. M. Cornfield ganization
at
her
home,
1701
•
.
MRS. MOE DANN
Howard and I. Mendelson.
and her committee had charge of Burlingame
Ave., on Tuesday,
those wishing to contribute to this
purchasing and wrapping the Dec. 28, at 1 o'clock. All mem: Jan. 26, in the large auditor-
very worthy cause, kindly contact
bers
are
urged
to
attend.
gifts.
Mrs. Jack Gold, Hogarth 0714,
rum of the Detroit Institute of Downtown Theaters-
Plans were formulated for the
or Mrs. Henry Greenberg, l'ni-
annual memorial luncheon which Arts.
PHILOMATH1C CLUB
Because of war conditions,
Fox—A gala film for a truly
The Philomathic Debating So- will be held at the Wilshire Hotel there has been a deviation from gala occasion—the New Year's versity 3-1297.
ciety gave a program Sunday, on Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 12:30 the accepted form of observing Eve offering at the Fox Theater
UNTERSTITZUNG VEREIN
Dec. 19. It consisted of extem- noon. Mrs. Morris Fishman, prig the annual affair. For the last is the season's top filmusical in
porary speeches. Subjects rang- inator of this traditional event, eleven years, a $5.00 luncheon brilliant technicolor, "The Gang's
The Progressive Ladies Unter-
ing from "Postwar Russia" to will be in charge, with the as- marked the festive observance. All Here," starring Alice Faye,
Verein will hold an
"Britain's Nemesis" were treated. sistance of Mrs. A. Kurzmann. However, this year the unch eon Phil Baker, Carmen Miranda and stitzung
000.0004x8:Hx8x8:8:48:0:8:8"0._ Reservations should be called in is
and Benny Goodman and his orches- emergency lunch and bridgc
H being replaced with a l rich
party at Kern's Auditorium Or
'9"ml as soon as possible by calling Mrs.
colorful evening affair which will tra. A second feature rounds out Jan. 5, at 12 noon, the proceed(
Fishman, Townsend 8-4619, or
Mrs. Kurzmann, Townsend 8-3092. feature an outstanding speaker the bill.
of which will go to help t h e
The organization takes this and a musical program.
War Chest. For information cal
MICHIGAN
—
Five
big
stage
There is one more deviation
means of sincerely thanking all
and screen shows to usher in the vice president, Mrs. Berke
those who participated in helping this year—the fact that it will New Year's Eve will he the order Townsend 5-6703, or the chair
to make the 1 lth annual donor be a man's and woman's project of the day at the Michigan Thea- man, Mrs. Rosengard, Townsem
at the Book-Cadillac instead of solely a woman's af-
lunch on Dec. 7 a success, and fair. Husbands of members of ter. Doors will open at 10:45 6-2067.
Hotel
on
a. m. Friday with a big whoopee
WINDOW SHADES
especially to Dr. B. Benedict the Woman's Auxiliary are in- show scheduled for 12 midnight
MADE TO ORDER
Glazer of Temple Beth El for vite(I.
The price per ticket, admitting with Ina Ray Hutton and her all
his fine and eloquent talk.
Cleaned and Repaired
a man and woman, is $5.00. For male orcrestra, in person, head-
reservations call either the •hari- lining the big triple star stage
INFORMATION WANTED
LINOLEUM
man, Mrs. Moe S. Dann, Town- show, and "The Fallen Sparrow,"
Inlaid and Battleship
The Union of Russian Jews has send 7-0117, or the president, Mrs. co-starring John Garfield and
Maureen O'Hara on the screen.
Rugs and Furniture
a message for Isaac Skliar from Jack Tobin, Townsend 8-0118.
Unam.
His
father,
Jacob
Skliar,
any medicinal purges wor
UNITED ARTISTS—The New
VENETIAN BLINDS
and a niece, Mania Grossman, FILLA-SOLDIER'S-
on you by prodding the in
Year's Eve attraction at the
testines into action or draw
Drapery Hardware
are most anxious to get in touch BOX PARTY
United Artists Theater will be
ing water into them from
with him. Anyone knowing the
Get thir Prices and Sal e
An enjoyable evening is plan- "Thousands Cheer," MGM's tech-
Other parts of the body.
Free Estimates Furnished
whereabouts of Isaac Skliar will ned by the Business and Profes- nicolor masterpiece, which will
But KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN—B.
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8625 LINWOOD
of National Council of Jewish pital Association for the Jan. 5 Friday, Dec. 31. Throughout the
real–works mainly on the
CALL TYLER 5-1230
Women, 8904 Woodward Ave., open meeting to he held in the
contents of your colon. If
week the companion attraction
Madison
6970.
form of a "Fill-a-Soldier's Box" will be "Murder on the Water-
you have normal intestine
and your constipation is du
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party, at 8 p. m. at the home of front" with John Loder and Ruth
lack of "bulk" in you
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let, you'll find ALL-BRAN
Park. Prospective members and
uch gentler way to treat it.
their friends are welcome. Ad- MINNIE REITMAN
Eat KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN
mission is a small gift for a sol- MEMORIAL FUND
egularly and drink plenty
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f water—and you'll find
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wonderful relief. For this
blades, pocket edition book,.
Sponsored by liadimahs, in
Next Door to Levine's Grocery
ay, ALL-BRAN gets at the
Come and help make a soldier memory of Minnie Reitman, who
cause of constipation due to
happy. For additional informa- died suddenly Dec. 15. She wa9
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lack of "bulk" and correct
tion phone Molly Moss at Tyler an active and charter member of
it. ALL-BRAN IS made b
4-6713, between 7 and 8 p. in. Kadimah. Anyone interested in
Kellogg's in Battle Creek an
A board meeting will be held the memorial fund please get in
sold by your grocer. 'Try it 1
Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 8 p. m., touch with Mrs. Elizabeth Fain-
at the home of Bess Liefer, 2996 man, 3010 W. Chicago Blvd.,
Richton Ave.
Tyler 6-1785. .

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