America 9ewith Period cal Cotter
January 21,
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
1944
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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Five Freedoms Rally To
Be Held by Congress
Women Fri., Jan. 28
Pisgah Women Postpone Hebrew Schools Women Shaarey Zedek Junior
Membership Affair
Auxiliary to Hear Sonia Congregation To Hold
Sabbath Services
Pisgah Women of Bnai Brith Sharnova on Jan. 26
The Detroit Women's Division
of the American Jewish Con-
gress announces the fourth in a
series of five rally teas honoring
the Five Freedoms, to be held
on Friday. Jan. 28, at 2 p. nn.,
at the home of Mrs. William
Gottesman of 2690 Oakman Ct.
Al ts. Natnan Spevakow will be
the speaker of the afternoon and
the theme of her talk will be
"Freedom from Want".
An especially interesting mu-
sical program has been planned
for the tea. The 12-year-old child
prodigy, Joseph Silverstein, will
offer a group of violin selectiona
and will be accompanied on the
piano by Miss Harriet Lewis.
These preliminary rally teas
are held each year to promote
the one large fund-raising cam-
paign which is culminated by tin
grand Congress Tea Party. Mr's.
r ay D. Rosenfeld, chairman of
the fund-raising event, announces
Feb. 9 as the date of the Con-
gress Tea Party, and any persons
interested either in working on
this campaign or in becoming a
contributor to the Congress Tea
Party, please contact Mrs. Rosen-
feld at Tyler 7-9885.
Lodge No. 122, eager to join
the nation in the 4th War Loau
Drive, have postponed their paid•
up membership affair to Feb. 28.
Because of the great urgency
that the bond drive be a com-
plete success, the meeting on
Jan. 24 is now planned as one
of the most colorful bond rallies
Pisgah Women have ever con-
ceived. The meeting, open to the
public, will feature a War Bond
auction, presided over by a ve r-
satile auctioneer, who will de-
light the ladies assembled by pre-
senting the highest bidders with
nylon hose and other popular
items of unusual value.
The A. Z. Z. boys are as-
suming the important role of en-
tertaining the assemblage with a
complete variety show. By M a
toss, past Aleph Gadol of tho
Detroit-Windsor A. Z. A. cour,-
cil, will act as master of cere-
monies; and the entire show is
to he replete with refreshing tal-
ent, including song, charming
mimicry and expert imitations of
well known personages.
The meeting will begin at 8
p. m., and will be held on Mon-
day, Jan. 24, at Bnai Moshe,
Lawrence and Dexter.
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CONGREGATION
BETH SHMUEL
BANQUET AND ENTERTAINMENT
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Sunday Evening, January 23, 1944
six o'clock sharp
B'Nai Moshe — Lawrence and Dext e r
RABBI ISAAC SMALL
CANTOR P. PINCHICK
Guest Artist
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Guest Speaker
We acknowledge with sincere appreciation to the Jewish community
for their generous response in making possible a complete sellout
for the evening.
GRAND RABBI J. RABINOWITZ
Spiritual Head of Congregation
A. GOROFF, Sec'y
I. ROSENBERG, Pres.
HARRY E. CITRIN,
Chl if.. Bldg. Comm,
Beth Shmuel
Sec'y
B. CITRIN,
Bloc]. Comm.
3. V.
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Simeon Halkin, Noted
Poet, To Be Kvutzah
. Ivrith Speaker Jan. 29
Plans have been completed for
The Junior Congregation of
the 12th annual donor event of Shaarey Zedek will take charge
the Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools. Due to Of the services in the main syna-
war time conditions, the annual gogue On Sabbath morning,
Jan. 29.
Robert Kasle, president of the
Junior Congregation, will deliver
the sermon. The resume of Sed-
rah Bo will he given by Natalie
Zeman, and Esther Sklar will
interpret the prophetical portion.
Rosalind Green will lead in the
tending of the A shrey prayer.
Arthur Benavie and Eugene
Malitz will act as cantors. The
readers of the Law will be Philip
(7apian, Sheldon Lutz and Robert
Kasle.
Philip Rosenthal is the spon-
sor of the Junior Congregation.
Dr. Simeon Halkin, noted poet,
essayist and orator, will addresa
the Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew
Cultural Group of Detroit, on
Saturday night, Jan. 29, in the
auditorium of the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg.
1)r. Halkin, who is now pro-
fessor of literature in the New
York College of Jewish Stud
established by Dr. Stephen S.
Wise, is the author of many
books dealing with literature in
its various aspects. His latest
book, "The Temporary and the
Permanent in Literature,' was
published last year by the 0 hel
Publishing Company.
The lecture for the Kvutzah is
open to the public. It will start
promptly at 8:3O.
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SONIA SHARNOVA
luncheon has been omitted, and
in its place an interesting and
varied program will be presented
for donors and their escorts at
the Detroit Institute of Arts, on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 26, at
8 :30 o'clock.
Madam Sonia Sharnova, con-
tralto of the Chicago City Opera
Company, will appear as guest
artist, accompanied by Miss Es-
ther Hirschberg. of Chicago. Ma-
dam Sbarnova has sung import-
ant roles with the Chicago City
Opera and was also guest artist
with the St. Louis, Cincinnati and
other major organizations in this
country.
Another outstanding artist on
the program will be Michael Ros-
enberg, character actor, comedian
and monologist of New York.
Mr. Rosenberg took the leading
role in productions of the Yid-
dish Art Theater, starred and di-
rected in his own theater and
played in some of the leading
Yiddish films. Detroiters will re-
member Mr. Rosenberg's appear-
ance in "Spring Again" at the
Cass Theater in November, 1942.
A message of interest will be
given by Dr. A. M. Hershman of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Moe S. Dann is general
chairman and Mrs. Jack Tobin is
president of the Auxiliary.
NHJC of Denver and
Sisterhood of Temple
Israel Serve at USO
Detroit League, National Home
for Jewish Children in Denver,
served a full day, at the Down-
town USO. They worked in the
canteen and served 1,200 sand-
wiches. The following are the
women who assisted : Mrs. Saul
Davidson, Mrs. Harry Cogga a,
Mrs. Irwin Cohn, Mrs. Harry
Cohen. Mrs. Monte Weston, Mrs.
Lester Lapides, Mrs. Saul Levy,
Mrs. Sans Gordon, Mrs. Joseph
N. Prentis, Mrs. Louis Tabash-
nik, Mrs. Alfred Koffman, Mrs.
David Ebener, Mrs. Charles
Goldstein and Mrs. Al Clinton.
The Sisterhood of Temple
Israel served on Monday, Dec.
27, under the chairmanship of
rs. Harry C. Singer. Those who
assisted were the following : Mes-
dames Bernard Bressler, Meyer
Bernstein, Sam Goren, Charles
Friedenberg, Nathan Blatnikoff,
Yetta Herz, D. Hayman, D. Spi-
wak, Joe Levinson, Adolph Kosi t-
chek, Harry Gitlin, Harry Kay,
Nathan Mandeberg. Saul Benyas,
M. Lebow, Harold Bergman, Max
Fin em an „Joseph Falk, Maxwell
Enuner, Abraham Player.
LIBERTY
NEVER COMES
CHEAPLY
Many battles are still to be won. Millions
of dollars' worth of war equipment must
still be made and delivered to the fighting
fronts. There are many sacrifices ahead
of us. Now is the time to put forth extra
effort—to buy EXTRA War Bonds.
USC Honor Fund
Nathan Fishman
All contributions made to the
VSO Honor Fund are used for
food packages sent weekly to
Camp Custer, Fort Brady and
for hospitality nights for service
men at Great Lakes Club and
the Jewish Community Center.
We gratefully acknowledge
contributions from Mrs. 11. J. L.
Frank and Mrs. Lewis Frank,
in honor of the birthday of their
mother, :his. Ida Blum ; from
Mrs. A. H. Brodie, in honor of
the 75th birthday of Mrs. Ben-
jamin L. Lambert.
For further information call
Mrs. A. II. Brodie, Townsend
8-8180.
Love him who points out your
faults to you more that Lim
who praises you.
FRANK a SEDER