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CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

Friday, November 24, 1944

First of Commencement Exercises of
Hebrew Schools to Be Held Sunday, Nov. 26

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Alec Templeton at
Masonic Temple Dec. 4

District Conference of Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation Directors at Ann Arbor Nov. 24 25

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A district conference of Bnai (Iowa) ; Rabbi Ulrich Steur, Illi•
The first of the four com- rith : The school chorus is direct-
Humor in music is a rare and
mcneement exercises of the 1911 ed in the .Philadelphia-Byron and almost indescrbable art. It would Brith Hillel Foundation directors nois State Normal; and Melvin
Weinman, Ohio University.
Rose Sittig Cohen Schools by bOdifficult to reduce it to words,
C LI,ses of the United Hebrew Henri Goldberg. In the David W. it simply hIls to be heard. For and counsellors will be held at
Others attending the conference
the University of Michigan Hillel are Robert Lappen, Des Moines,
Schools, will be held by the Park- Simons
School
by
Abraham
Foundation in Ann Arbor on Nov. Ia., national Ilillel commissioner;
side Hebrew School on Sunday, Shachter, and in the Parkside
24 and 25, it has been announced Louis Schostak, Detroit, district
Nov. 26, at 8 o'clock, in the audi- School by Mrs. Alex Roberg.
by Dr. A. L. Sachar, national di- Hillel chairman ; Miss Yetive
torium of the Custer Public On Sunday, Dec. 3, at 2:30
rector of the Bnai Brith Hillel Wexelman, national secretary ;
School, 15531 Linwood Ave. One p. m., a reception will be tendered
Foundations. The conference has Miss Marillyn Applebaum, public
of the features of the program to the graduates and their par-
been convened in order to per- relations secretary, both of Cham-
i s a playlet entitled "Lights and ents by the Women's Auxiliary
fect plans for the continuance paign, Ill.
Shadows," written by Michael of the United Hebrew Schools in
of the Foundations' War Service
Rabbi Maurice Pekarsky will
M ichlin, the class instructor, and the Rose Sittig Cohen auditor-
programs, as well as to antici- deliver the conference sermon on
the members of the graduating him. Mrs. Morris Fishman is
pate program revisions during the subject, "Jacob's Dream : On
class. The program will be open- the chairman of the reception
the postwar period. During the Campus and Off."
oil by Alex Roberg, principal of committee.
conference special attention will
The time and place for the
t he Parkside School. The chai•-
be devoted to the needs of re-' conference was selected so that
man of the evening will be Ral ph "We Stand on Common
turning veterans, many of whom those in attendance might be
Levy, the class president.
have already entered universities present at the mortgage burning
The second of the series of Ground" Theme of
assisted by provisions of the GI ceremonies scheduled to take
be
held
by
the
will
exercises
Bill of Rights.
place at the Michigan Hillel
Inter-Faith
Program
Philadelphia-Byrom. School in the
Hillel directors who will attend Foundation on Nov. 26. The
ituditorium of the school on Tues
the conference and the univers- Michigan Foundation building,
"We Stand on Common
day, Nov. 28, at eight o'clock.
ities
they represent
include
: Rab- purchased two years ago, has been
bi Theodore
Gordon,
Wisconsin;
One of the most important fea- Ground," a program to be pre-
tures of this ceremony will be sented at the 3rd annual Inter-
Dr. Alfred Jospe, Indiana; Rabbi completely freed of all capital
a playlet entitled "The Prophet Women's Division of the Amer-
Harry Kaplan, Ohio State; Rabbi indebtedness and will be turned
ALEC TEMPLETON
Finds the Hero," depicting the Faith luncheon meeting of the
Gilbert Klaperman, Iowa ; Rabbi over by the Michigan Bnai Brith
ican
Jewish
Congress,
will
take
struggle of the Jewish people dur-
that
reason,
to
spend
an
evening
Abraham
Millgram, Minnesota; Ilillel Foundation, Inc., to Bnai
place
on
Wednesday,
Nov.
29,
ing the period of the judges
Br during the ceremonies. Dr.
and the appearance of Gideon. at 12:30 p. m., at the Michigan with Alec Templeton is a great Rabbi Maurice Pekarsky, Chicago; Brith
He plays a few measures Rabbi Melford Spiro, Northwest-
The playlet is directed by the Room of the Hotel Statler. The treat.
from a Mozart sonata, and he ern; Rabbi Amram Prero, Winni- Sachar and Dr. E. Blythe Stason,
Misses Leah and Rose Pike. The Rev. Ellsworth Smith, chairman chuckles gleefully as he proceeds Peg (Canada) ; Rabbi Joseph Re- Provost of the University and
program will be opened by Mor- of the War Emergency Commis- to show how Grieg, Wagner, nov, Queens (Canada) ; Rabbi Al- Dean of the Law School, will
ris Lachover, principal of the sion of the Detroit Council of Ravel or Debussy would have bent Silverman, Illinois; and Rab-
speak during the ceremonies.
school. The chairman of the eve- Churches, and Clarence Ander-
son. executive secretary of the treated them. And, quoting at bi Meyer Simon, Purdue.
Rabbi and Mrs. Jehudah M.
ning will be Eva Zaretsky.
Counselors
who
will
be
Ares-
he will take a few Incas-
The third of the series of Michigan Fair Employment Prac- random,
ures here and there from the ent at the conference include : Cohen of the Michigan Founda-
tice
Commission,
are
to
be
the
graduation exercises will be held
Volga Boat Song, Debussy's Rev- Leonard Beerman, Miami Uni- tion will act as hosts during the
by the David W. Simons School principal speakers. Mrs. Harry
(Ohio) ; Rabbi Julian conference.
Chopin's Ballade in A Flat, versity
Wednesday, Nov. 29, at eight Stocker, chairman of the Inter- erie,
and Tea for Two, and, from Fleg, University of Kentucky ;
o'clock in the auditorium of the Faith Committee, will sum up
such an astonishingly diversified Rabbi Arthur Lebovitz, Michigan
Winterhalter School, 12121 Broad- with the Congress' approach to material, he will extract• a stun- State College; Rabbi Meyer Marx,
Are you interested in a Synagogue
Inter-Faith
activities.
Mrs.
David
street. The central theme of this
University of Nebraska; Rabbi in the Northwest Section? Call UN.
ning
improvisation.
Goldberg,
vocalist,
accompanied
exercise will be the "Upbuilding
Templeton will appear at the Herman Schaalman, Coe College/4170.
of Palestine." Brief talks on such by Mrs. Rebecca Frohman, pian-
Masonic
Auditorium on Monday
ist,
will
present
a
musical
pro-
subjects as "Palestine as Haven
of Refuge," "The Pioneers March gram. For luncheon reservations evening, Dec. 4.
Tickets for this concert are
to Palestine," and the like will call Mrs. Samuel Blondy, UN.
now on sale at the Grinnell Bros.
be delivered by members of the 2-9221.
Mrs. Samuel Green, vice presi- Music Store in Detroit.
graduating class. The program
dent
in charge of membership,
will be opened by Abraham J.
Lachover, the principal of the announces the 2nd annual Con-
David W. Simons School. The gress clinic tea, to be given at
Detroit Chapter of Ort
chairman of the evening will be the home of Mrs. Charles P.
Jean Baschin, the class president. Feinberg, 18954 Warrington, on To Present Playlet
The fourth .§nd last of the Monday, Nov. 27, at 1:30 p. m.
commencement exercises will be Ari, entertaining as well as in- At Meeting Nov. 29
held by the Rose Sittig Cohen formative program is being ar-
The Detroit Chapter of Ort is
School, Thursday, Nov. 30, at ranged by the committee. All
8 o'clock, at 13220 Lawton Ave. members and their friends are to have its next open meeting
Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 2 o'clock
Here, too, one of the main fea- cordially invited.
at the Jewish Community Cen-
tures of the program will be the
ter. The program chairman, Mrs.
ulalylet, "The Prophet Finds the Lehman Sees Palestine
Herbert Warner, announces that
Hero," staged by the pupils of
a playlet called "The Culture
the graduating class and directed As Only Haven for
Club," a minuet musical, will be
by David Shackney, class instruct
presented. The play is being
or. The program will be opened Thousands of Refugees
by Solomon Kasdan, principal of coached by Mrs. Harry Becker
NEW YORK (WNS)—Despite and Mrs. Mark Markie. The cast
the school. The chairman of the
evening will be Sidney Katz, the the a pproaching end of "the Nazi will consist of Miss Jewel Pren-
class president. Greetings will curse, Palestine will still offer tiss, Mrs. Barney Israel, Miss
be extended to the various chi nes the only haven for thousands of Janet Traxler, Mrs. David Ruby,
by the president of the United European Jews, former Governor Mrs. Louis Ettinger, Mrs. Max-
Hebrew Schools. Rudolph Zuie- Herbert H. Lehman, director gen- well ➢Katzen. Vocal selections
back and other members of the eral of the United Nations Relief will be rendered by Mrs. Jack
board, by Mrs. Jack Tobin, pres- and Rehabilitation Administra- Sauls. Mrs. Joseph Fenton, the
ident of the Women's Auxiliary. tion, points out in a message to well known musician, will be at
and also by a member of the Bernard Flexner on the latter's the piano. Mrs. Oliver Ruby will
Hebre• Teachers' Organization election as Chairman Emeritus of present the current events. The
and the Kvutzah Ivrith. The di- the board of directors of the meeting will be conducted by its
plomas will be awarded by Maur- Palestine Economic Corporation. very able chairman, Mrs. Moritz
ice H. Zackhcim and Maurice
"Although, as you know, I Kahn. All friends are welcome
Landau, chairmen of the Board have never been a Zionist," Gov- and can look forward to a very
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of Education, and the various ernor Lehman stated, "I have entertaining
afternoon.
school instructors; Michael Mich _ for many years been deeply in-
on, Max Gordon, Joseph Haggai, t terested in the development of
David Shackney and Morrie Plaf— Palestine. During the past sev-
kin. The first prize to one of evil years, particularly, it has Dr. Marsh to Speak at
the outstanding students in each served as a haven for many thou- Sholem Aleichem
class, will be given by the Feigen- sands of refugees who had no
son Brothers, and instead of the other place to which they could Seminar on Nov. 27
Gold Medal, which was given go. Even now, when the Nazi
heretofore, the FeigensOn Broth- curse is rapidly coming to an Dr. Donald C. Marsh of Wayne
ers will present to each winner end, Palestine will still offer the University will be the next speak-
of the first prize a War Bond. only refuge for many thousands or at the Seminar of the Sholem
The second prize will be present- of our persecuted co-religionists. Aleichem People's Institute.
Established recently by the In-
"The development of Palestine
ed by the Hebrew Teachers' Or-
ganization and the Kvutzah l•- and the progress made by the stitute, this Seminar consists of
The war is now at its most desperate stage.
pioneers and settlers over the a series of lectures dealing with
It has reached a point where it is of vital
Past quarter of a century has the process of social patterning
been almost unique in modern of the various ethnic groups of
importance that all possible pressure be
Open up the cold blockade in your nose history. The barren wasteland our city and their present-day
has
been
made
into
a
productive
cultural
and
social
problems.
with fast-acting Penetro Nose Drops.
brought to bear upon the enemy. We have
It is hoped that the Seminar
Breathe freer, easier, almost instantly, area in which men can live in
and
shrink
swollen
political,
social
and
economic
se-
will
in
time
develop
into
an
In-
dealt him severe blows, he is reeling back
as they cool, Boothe
nasal membranes. Caution: Use only as curity and enjoy the blessings of stitute whose aim it will be to
from the impact, but he is far from beaten.
directed. Generous bottle 25c, 50c. Get freedom and the fruits of their help bring about closer inter-
cultural relations between Amer-
PENETRO NOSE DROPS own labor."
The extent to which we follow up our ad-
icans of diverse National Cultur-
al heritage.
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vantage will determine to a large extent,
Dr. Marsh will address the
how long the war will last and how soon
Seminar on Monday, Nov. 27, at
9 p. m. at the Schoolhouse of
our boys will come home. That's why you
the Institute, 3754 Monterey. His
subject will be, "The Social Pat-
lre being asked to back the 6th War Loan
terning of the City of Detroit."
to the limit—to provide all that is necessary

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Young Women's Mizrachi
To Hold Meeting Nov. 29

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The next meeting of the Young
Women's Mizrachi will be held
at the home of Mrs. Rubin Du-
brinsky, • 3209 Fullerton Ave.,
Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 1 p. m.
The organization is now ac-
tively engaged in the 6th War
Loan Drive. Mrs. Harry Shuman,
War Efforts chairman, will be on
hand at this meeting for the
purchase of bonds and stamps.

to fight on to final victory.

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