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January 7, 1944

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Eli Levin Post 230
Birthday Dinner To
Be Held on Jan. 16

Mrs. Ida Schultz, president of

the Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary No.

230 of the Jewish War Veterans
of the United States, announced

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MRS. EMMA PECK

'final arrangements have now been
formulated for the second birth-
day dinner, to be held at the
Workmen's Circle Educational
Center, 11529 Linwood, on Sun-
day evening, Jan. 16, at 6 p. m.
The committee in charge has ar-
ranged for a novel surprise and
an enjoyable program of enter-
tainment.
Members of the auxiliary who
have sons in the armed forces
will be given an honor certificate.
Rose Cantor, past president, and
Beatrice Weisberg are in charge
of distributing the honor cer-
tificates.
The proceeds of this affair and
other functions sponsored by
Auxiliary 230 have been and will
be utilized for the comfort and
cheer for our men in service and
in hospitals.
At the last meeting, held Dec.
28, at the home of Mrs. Phil
Cantor on Wildemere, the Auxil.
iary pledged $500 to the Jewish
War Veterans Memorial Home;
25 packages were packed and
sent to the Percy Jones Hospital;
$25 was donated to the Dearborn
Hospital, and $25 to the Marine
Hospital for cigarettes. The Aux-
iliary appeals to the members,
friends and the public at large
to further cooperate, as without
the assistance of many these con-
tributions could nat have ma-
terialized. The committee and of-
ficers are working to make the
second birthday dinner a success.
They are Mesdames Bessie Ny-
man, Anna Hack, Emma Peck,
Rose Cantor, Luba Lupiloff, Flor-
ence Sinkoff, Helen Lapin, Bea-
trice Weisberg, Esther Rosenberg
and Beckie Weisman. A complete
10 course dinner will be served
at $6 per couple. For reserva-
tions call Mrs. Phil Cantor, Tyler
5-4408; Mrs. Mollie Knoppow.
secretary, Tyler 4-6415, or Mrs.
Ida Schultz, Townsend 8-0394.

Dr. Franklin Elected
President of Public
Library Commission

AL t h e annual meeting of the
V Detroit Public Library Commis-
si o n this week, Dr. Leo M. Frank-
lin, Rabbi Emeritus of Temple
Beth El, NVI1S honored by his
unanimous election to the presi-
dency of the commission. This
is the third term that he has
been thus honored. This begins
his 18th consecutive year as a
member of the commission, of
book committee he has
Whose
been chairman for the past dee-
adb.
Dr. Franklin has just been no-
tified that a section of the Michi-
gan Historical Association of the
University of Michigan has been
set aside to contain his writings
and which. is to be known as the
Leo M. Franklin section.

Piano Study Club To
Give Concert Jan. 15

The Piano Study Club of De-
troit announces that it will give
its second concert, Saturday,
Jan. 15, in the Lecture Hall of
the Art Institute, at 8:15 p.
The program of the evening is
a varied one With many interest-
ing highlights. A Sonatine by
Kabalvvsky, one of the finest of
modern Russian composers, will
be played for the first time in
Detroit by Miss Vivi Lesser. Kurt
San., soloist with the Michigan
Symphony Orchestra, will per-
form the "Tempest Sonata" of
Beethoven. The recent recipient
of a personal hearing by Artu•
Rubinstein, Lawrence Rosenthal
has chosen the bravura "Capric-
cio Brilliant" by Mendelssohn.
Since its origin in September,
1942, this group has been viewed
with enthusiasm by all adult mu-
sicians. Organized by youth for
youth, till' group has accomplish-
ed much toward its goal of in-
telligent interpretation and coin-
prehension of piano music. This
concert was prompted by the
successful results of the club'
first concert last June.
Mr. Werner is an entering stu-
dent at the Eastman School of
Music in Rochester. Miss Wein-
traub is a music scholarship stu-
dent at Wayne University. Miss
Tobin and Mr. Sandweiss are pu-
pils of Edward Bredshall. Mr.
Sandweiss and Miss Kowalsky
have both played with the Michi-
gan Symphony Orchestra at on.•
time in the past.

Miss Carlebach To
Conduct Story Hour
For Young Israel

Young Israel of Detroit an-
nounces that Miss Esther Carle-
bach, a graduate of Montessori
College in England, who is re-
cently settling in Detroit, ha:;
been placed in charge of a new
Sabbath story hour for children
to be launched this Saturday af-
ternoon, Jan. 8, at 2 o'clock, in
Congregation Beth Abraham, Lin-
wood and Sturtevant.
Boys and girls aged 6 to 12
are invited to join the group,
which meets for two hours in an
interesting program
of
songs,
stories and games, intended to
inculcate the Sabbath spirit and
religious loyalty among the chil-
dren. The Women's League of
Young Israel serves refreshments
at the conclusion of the program.
The Beth Abraham group is
the fourth Sabbath story hour
sponsored by local Young Israel
in various localities. Other chil-
dren's story hours meet Saturday
afternoon at Congregation Beth
Tefilo Emanuel, Taylor and
Woodrrw Wilson; Bnai Moshe,
Dexter and Lawrence, and in the
home of Rabbi Leizer Levin, 3265
Burlingame. These groups are
directed by Mrs. M. J. Wohlgel-
ernter, Dora Selesney and Char-
lotte Kelman, respectively.

When her son

joined the Army, Mrs. Dicie
Emison, of Dallas, Texas, wanted to do her
part, too. So she joined the \VAC. Now she's
ordering provisions for her company's mess
department. "The IVAC has certainly taught
me lots of things," says Mrs. Emison. "If I
need a job after the war, running a tea room
ought to be easy for me."

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NEW YORK (WNS)—Recog-
nizing the tragic plight of Eu-
rope's uprooted Jews and the need
for immediate action in view of
the plans for the post-war world
now being drafted by United Na-
tion leaders, the American Pales-
tine Committee this week launched
a nation-wide drive to mobilize
American public opinion in sup-
port of the movement to re-es-
tablish the Jewish National Home
in Palestine. This was announced
by Senator Robert F. Wagner of
New York and Senator Charles L.
McNary of Oregon, co-chairmen
of the American Palestine Com-
mittee.
The committee, which is Chris-
tian America's vehicle for the ex-
pression of sympathy for Jewish
aspirations in Palestine, and which
includes many outstanding fig-
ures in the field of education, gov-
ernment, church and labor, now
aims to enroll the broad mass of
Christian Americans.
"The initial response to our ap-
Through the generosity of peal for membership is highly en-
Philip Kessler, son of the late couraging," Senator Wagner said.
Mrs. Rose Kessler of Detroit,
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of Bnai
Pioneer Women Org. To
David Congregation announces a
most unique and valued gift to Hear Emma Shever Jan. 18
Jewish men of our armed serv-
The well known concert artist,
ices. One hundred copies of Rab-
bi Sperka's noted work, "Eternal Emma Shever, will appear as
Life." will be distributed to army guest soloist at the 13th annual
camps throughout the United donor luncheon of the Pioneer
States and also to our fighting Women's Organization to be held
men abroad, wherever Jewish sol- Jan. 18, at the Book-Cadillac
diers and sailors are to be found. Hotel.
Emma Shever has appeared in
"Eternal Life" deals with the
complete rituals of Jewish mourn- recitals with the famous violinist
ing laws and contains a .50 year and conductor of the Palestine
schedule and calendar of yahr- Symphony Orchestra, Bo rn i slit us
zeit and Yiskor (bates. It is a Haberman, and is also appearing
digest of all laws of mourning, at concerts in Cleveland Jan. 9,
complete funeral, burial and un- Grand Rapids Feb. 9 and with
veiling services; Kaddish, Yiskor the Festival of Jewish Music to
and El Mohle in Hebrew transla- be held at Town Hall, New York,
tion and transliteration. gift on Feb. 6. Rebecca Frohman will
such as Rabbi Sperka's work rep- accompany Emma Shever at the
resents is extremely appropriate piano.
Prospects are urgently request-
and welcome during these times.
ed to send in their reservations

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EVA PRENZLAUER AID

A special meeting of the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid will be
held on Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 1
p. m., at the home of Mrs. Fan-
nie Barnett, 1707 Seward Ave.
At the last meeting a donation
was received from Mrs. Anna
Williams, honoring hex birthday.

83 "Jewish Refugees
Land at Boston .

BOSTON (WNS)—The gateway

to rescue for those fortunate sur-

vivors of the Nazi extermination

campaign against the Jews in

Europe who managed somehow to
reach a neutral country are still
open as neutral ships continue to
ply the Atlantic.
This encouraging fact, holding
out a promise of greater rescue
achievements in the future, was
brought home as the Boston
Branch of the HIAS Pier Service
was called upon to welcome 83
new Jewish refugees who landed
her eseveral days ago and to min-
ister to their needs.
All the new arrivals were, in
accordance wtih the strict war-
thile regulations, examined closely
by the U. S. immigration authori-
ties and investigating government
agencies. All were released in care
of the representatives of the He-
brew Sheltering and Immigrant
Aid Socity which aided the immi-
grants to entrain for their des-
tinations where they will be re-
united with their American rela-
tives. Seven families who needed
shelter were helped by the Bos-
ton Branch of the Council of Jew-
;sh Women which cooperated with
11 IAS in caring for the refugees.

BRADY P. T. A.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Brady P. T. A. will be
held on Tuesday, Jan. 11, in the
Brady School auditorium, at
8 p. m.
The principal speaker of the
evening will be Judge D. J.
Healy, who will give an address
on the timely subject of "Ju-
venile Protection". Judge Healy
is admirably qualified to speak
on this topic due to his well
known experience in Juvenile
Court.
Every member is urged to at-
tend and bring it friend if pos-
sible.

Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah
Opens Endowment Fund

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the creation of an endowment
fund with the goal of $250,000
was formally announced. The ini-
tial contribution of $100 was
made by Isaac Rosenthal, member
of the board of directors and
ex-president Of the institution.
Morris Karbal contributed $500
to the endowment fund in mem-
ory of his parents, Samuel and
Esther Golde Karbal, The Karbal
family previously has donated a
classroom and the Holy Ark in
the synagogue of the Yeshiviah.
The endowment fund will pro-
vide a regular income to cover
part of the normal expenditure of
the Yeshivah. At the meeting of
the board of directors on Mon-
day, Jan. 3, a permanent com-
mittee was appointed by Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter, president
of the Yeshivah, to recommend a
set of rules for the administra-
tion of the fund.

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