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Friday, January 5, 1945

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Page Two

Seymour Lipkin
Symphony Soloist
Saturday, Jan. 13

Adler to Address
Congress Group

A complimentary buffet lunch-
ten for paid-up members only
Seymour Lipkin, 17, pianist,
will be held at the Jewish Corn- son of Dr. and Mrs. Ezra Lip-
ihonity Center at 12:30 p.
kin of Webb Ave., will appear
on Jan. 10, to be followed by as soloist with the Detroit Sym-
the regular meeting of the De-
troit Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress.
Philip Adler, foreign corres-
pondent for The Detroit News,
will be the guest speaker and,
his subject will be "Foreign Pol-
icy." Mrs. William Flashenberg
will discuss "Restoration of Jew-
ish Rights."
The second in the series of
five rally teas given by the fund
raising committee, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Milton Prag,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Irv-
ing Lappin, co-chairman, will be
held Friday, Jan. 12, at 1:30
p. nl., at the home of Mrs. Mil-
ton Mahler, 17534 Fairfield. Mrs.
Irving Dworman's subject at this
rally will be "Action in Public
Relations," and Mrs. J. C. Solo-
mon will discuss "Spotlight on
Anti-Semitism."

Jewish Community Council
Plans Annual Institute Jan.

Shaarey Zedek
Young People to
Meet Sunday

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The Jewish Community Coun- The committee consists of Jos-
eph Bernstein, Lawrence W.
cil will hold a Community Coun- Crohn, Rabbi Leon Frain, Dr.
cil Institute on Sunday, Jan. 21, Leo Franklin, William Hordes,
at the Jewish Community Cell- Samuel Jacobson, Harry Kam-
incr, Leon Kay and Julian Kro-
ter, Woodward and Holbrook.
This year's Institute will be lik.

The Young People's Society
Congregation Shaarey Zedek wi
hold their final open meeting of
Sunday, Jan. 7, at 2 :30 p. in
at Shaarey Zedek. There will b(

entertainment, refreshments al

of fu n.
The committee has made ten- dancing for an afternoon year
it 1 _

the fourth held by the Com-
munity Council. The purpose is native plans for the program
to provide an opportunity for which will center around the
a thorough discussion of the theme, "Is Democracy Possible
philosophy, activities and mob- in Jewish Community Life?" It
lens of the Council. The Insti- I is intended to have a keynote
Lute is the occasion for stock-'address On the subject to be
taking and self-analysis, when followed by general discussion
delegates, officers of affiliated or- on questions of democracy in
ganizations and guests are en I philanthropy and social service,
cou•aged to express their views education and religion.
Prominent national personali-
on the work of the Community
, ties are being contacted as
Council.
James I. Ellmann, president speakers . for the dinner and eve-
of the Council, has appointed a ning sessions. The full program
special committee to work on and list of participants will be
the agenda for the Institute. announced shortly.

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UHS Auxiliary
Sponsors Pageant

Plans for the cooling
elude may cultural and social a K _
t
tivities.
All young women of the coo n _
!nullity between the ages of 8
and 26, and young men betwee n
the ages of 21 and 32, are i ,_
vited to attend this final op n
meeting and participate in t e
group's active program.
For further information plea..„
phone TO. 6-0004 or TY. 6-8921 .

Plan Symposium
On 'Black Book'
In Detroit Feb. 4

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JWV Auxiliary
Gives Loud Speaker •
To 'Marine Hospital

Department of Michigan Lad es
Auxiliary of Jewish War V q_
erans have presented a lo d
speaker system and ear phonie s
to Marine Hospital.
Department hospital chairmt n ,
Henrietta Niman, made the prei i _
entation. The auditorium wall s
filled to capacity with vetera4 s
at the dedication. . a
The following were co-chiti5._
men: Esther Tenzer. Fanny Kai,.
lin, Birdye Rosenberg, presider
135, Lillian Fink, Rose Cowie?,
Eve Finestein, Bertha Schaff e ,
Fay Tittlebaum, Lillian Sac.k •
Dora Rosenblatt, Madeline Rofi_
lins, president 190; Elsie Leflup,
Dorothy Blatnikoff. They wen. --
through all wards and gave each
patient packages of cigarettes,
candy and smoking tobacco.

The Holiday Pageant present-
ed by the Woman's Auxiliary
The American Committee of
SEYMOUR LIPKIN
of the United Hebrew Schools in Jewish Writers, Artists and
the Social Hall of Congregation Scientists is organizing a sym-
phony Orchestra on Saturday Shaarey Zedek on Dec. 27, was
posium in Detroit to acquaint
light, Jan. 13, at the Masonic attended by a capacity crowd.
the public with the purposes and
Temple.
A choir of '75 boys and girls, aims of "The Black Book."
Seymour
has
appeared
with
Rabbi Max Kirshblum, execu-
under the direction of Mrs. Alex
The Symposium will take place
tive vice president of the Miz- national orchestras and has been Roberg, sang various holiday on Sunday, Feb. 4, at 3 p. m.
rachi Organization of America. heard and praised by such out- songs. Miss Shirley Subar ac- Rabbi A. M. Hershman of
religious branch of the Zionist standing musicians as Serge companied them on the piano. Shaarey Zedek, and Albert E.
movement, will speak at the 33rd Koussevitzky, Eugene Ormandy The script, describing the most Kahn, New York, will speak.
anniversary celebration of De. and Efrem Zimbalist.
In 1938, at the age of 11, he characteristic features of each The place of the meeting and
troit Mizrachi Sunday evening.
von
a scholarship to the Curtis holiday, was read by the nar- the list of additional speakers
Jan. 14, at Shaarey Zedek Social
will be announced later.
Institute of Music in Philadel- rator, Mrs. Bert L. Smokier.
Hall.
To make this Symposium a
The
pageant
was
opened
with
Rabbi Kirshblum will discuss phia, and three years later ap- the festival of Chanukah. The success, a special conference is
peared
as
soloist
with
the
Phil-
the present status of Palestine
entire cycle of all holidays and called for Sunday, Jan. 14, at
and its capacity to absorb the adelphia orchestra, under Eug- festivals were presented in song 11 a. in. at the Jewish Cultural
...me
°mainly.
That
year
he
was
remnant of European Jewry.
and drama. A unique playlet was Center, 2705 Joy Rd. All Jew
A feature of the celebration also soloist with the Detroit presented in Hebrew by the pup- ish organizations are asked to
gole--Aportment Property
Symphony
Orchestra,
under
the
will be the induction of 10 local
ils of David Shackney, in con- send delegates. Dr. Jack Agins
baton of Victor Kolar.
synagogues into the Mizrachi.
In May, 1942, Seymour was nection with the Passover Holi- will preside at the conference
Dr. Oscar Wolfsberg of the awarded the Curtis Alumni day. Miss Miriam Gold present- and at the Symposium.
Vaad Leumi, who came to the award for "general excellence." ed 0 Purim dialogue, and Norman
United States from Palestine to That summer he was chosen by Ruttenberg was in charge of Home Relief Society
attend the World Jewish Con- Serge Koussevitzky as the offi- the Bikkurim procession in con-
13 apts. All 3 tins. & bath. Table
stoves, stoker. Exeellent eotid. Rent
gress, inspired an audience at cial pianist for the Berkshire nection with the Shavuoth holi- Re-Elects Officers
tii2uti. This tine Knoell y cannot he
Congregation Bnai Moshe on Music Center Orchestra.
The Home Relief Society has
duplicated for only $30,000. Terms
day.
Jan. 1, with his account of the
$11,000 to mtge.
Miss Drora Selesny sang a elected the following officers:
In September, 1943, he was
accomplishments of the Yishuv, engaged as coach to the Phil- number of solos in connection
$41,0410 da- u. 501 id brit. n aid • 5 ruts.
President, Mrs. Irving Small;
& bath. Well 'milt ye, y clean. Rent
its contribution to the war ef- adelphia Opera Company.
with Chanukah and Pesach. Eug- chairman of board, Mrs. Arthur
$3321. Cost owner $30,1100. Poor
ro`rtt--r.nd the plans that Palestine
health sacritice snap 118,000. Tenants
has ene Zweig, a pupil of the Rose Gould ; vice president in charge
Seymour
then
Since
Jewry has for the future.
pay electric & gas.
toured with Efren Zimbalist, Sittig Cohen School, Henry Wein- of cases, Mrs. Maurice Garelik;
20 apts. 1-5 rms. North end nor.
conducted the Detroit Symphony traub of the David W. Shnons vice president in charge of ways
(Mod cond. New stoker. mow lank-
School.
and
Yetta
Rubin
of
the
and
means,
Mrs.
Adolph
Deut-
Orchestra, and appeared in joint
iest heater. Rent $10.0 0 0 earns 1 0 %
New Bnai Brith Group
net nn $55,0tla prim.. Only $15,000
recital with William Primrose, Philadelphia-Byron School. sang sch; vice president, chairman of
ilow 0. •
holiday
songs.
Abraham
Shech-
year
book,
Mrs.
Sam
Marks;
vice
Formed in Detroit
nationally known violist.
Itig 31 opt. Tiled lobby. 12 large
ter was in charge of some of president, co-chairman of year
porches. stoker, tan Mess a ;tier heat
A new Bnai Brith Business
the solos. Solomon Kasdan, book, Mrs. Jack Sylvan.
er. Item 013.099. Tenant , pay elec-
and Professional group has been A.Z.A. and Junior Girls
Principal of the Rose Sittig Co-
Vice president, chairman of
tric. 111d::. cos] $115,1100. Out of town
oa tler says sett only $75,000.
organized in Detroit under the
hen School, was in charge of membership, Mrs. Morris Rosen-
Sponsor
Bond
Rally
$15,00 11 ,
auspices of the Pisgah Women.
the arrangements. He was as- berg; vice president, co-chair-
$15,11011 down. 22 opts. 1 .11111110, 00 d
Mrs. Samuel Aaron, president of
sisted
by
Alex
Roberg,
principal
man
of
membership.
Mrs.
J.
Eng-
Rent
Chapter 337 of A.Z.A. and
st oyes.
new
All
1-0 rms.
the Michigan Women's Council, the Louis Marshall Bnai Brith of the Parkside School.
lander; recording secretary, Mrs.
$111.1111. Sold one.. $1 15,no 0. Buy to
Mom or resell only $52,500.
Refreshments were served by Jack Rosenberg; corresponding
reported. Their charter meet- Junior Girls are sponsoring a
Quality. 10 apts. 2-3 large 1111s.
ing is scheduled for 8:30 p. m. War Bond Rally at the Jewish the Woman's Auxiliary. Mrs. secretary, Mrs. Joseph Rotten-
V11...
Marble stairs tiled entrance,
Thursday,. Jan 25, at the Bel- Community Center at 8 p. m. Philip Gilbert, together with the berg ; treasurer, Mrs. Joseph
Am. stoker, tankless water heater.
members of the board, were in Grabow; financial secretary, Mrs.
A beauty only $16,0011. Terms $211.1100,
crest Hotel. An unusually fine Jan. 9.
program is being arranged.
Names of A.Z.A. boys in serv- charge of the social hour. Mrs. Ben Cohen ; publicity, Mrs. Sam-
22 opts. 4 story elevator. All new
reirtg. nri Omit rent $20.000. M.P.A.
This makes the 13th women's ice and hard-to-get items will be Jack Tobin is president of the uel Goldman ; auditor, Mrs. Mur-
o the duration. PH.,
says $10.0110 Si'
Woman's Auxiliary.
ray Adelson.
group in Michigan. The twelfth auctioned off.
cut 10 $10.0011 terms $16,000. No
On
Thursday,
Jan.
11,
at
more or less. See Mr. Bedford.
Mickey Wolf and Co. will be
was just recently formed at
12 :30 p. 01., Mrs. Harry M. Shul- WE SPP:P11.1.1.17.11 : IN THE 51.tN-
Grand Rapids at which time Mrs. the chief attraction of the Bond
Al'Alt'$31ENTS
.ThEllENT
man of 2651 Webb Ave will be
Samuel Leib, liaison officer be- show. Chapter 309 will present Sholem Aleichem
hostess
to
the
new
and
old
mem-
Al'AltREN & (11)1PAN •
the
minstrel
show
which
won
tween the District Grand Lodges
('a. 0321
Institute Activities
Dime Bide.
bers of the board of the Home
and the Auxiliaries, Mrs. Sam- ;he award at the A.Z.A. stunt
Relief
Society.
uel Aaron and Matilda Sims light. The USO Unit of Bnai
E. Louis Neimand, educational
member of the general commit- 3rith Junior Girls will also par- director of the Jewish Commun-
.ake
in
the
program.
tee, attended.
ity Center, will address the Fri-
1:14.1 - 4FIX1- 04 CFC-0 -C-C-0-1 :1- 0-C4 .8.1* day night gathering of the Sho-
lem Aleichem Folk Institute.
His topic will be "Peretz
Smolensky. as the Precursor of
For 2 months only we are offering the public at a special price
Jewish Nationalism."
M. Dombey, Mrs. Cohen and
I. Finkelstein will take part in
Your living expenses from age 50
the program. Miss Laye Win-
onward will have to be met either by
ocur and H. Blank will conduct •
An original formula of the late famous
the
singing.
your income at that time or by the
scientist, Dr George Washington Carver.
Miss Mania Pawlowska, well
This massaging oil is scientifically com-
known educator and student of
amount you put away now toward the
Polish lore and literature, will
years when your earning power de-
pounded and tested. It relieves muscular
be the next speaker at the Sem-
creases. Don't let the old man you
aches and pains due to exposure and over-
inar of the Institute at 9 p. m.
will be then, condemn the young man
Monday, Jan. 8, at the school,
exertion. Also used by many athletes.
you are today. Establish a definite
3754 Monterey.
The topic will be "Poles in
savings schedule now by investing in
MAIL $1.00 to address below. We will send you, postage
Detroit." Miss Pawloska has re-
a Great-West Life Pension Plan.
prepaid, a six ounce bottle with instructions. (Regular price
cently completed a study of Pol-
You'll be glad you did!
ish folk lore, which will be pub-
is $1.50).
lished by Wayne University.
HARRY HIMELSTEIN
Write your name, address and zone number plainly.

Mizrachi to Hear
Rabbi Kirshblum
Sunday, Jan. 14

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Ezra Women Donor
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The annual donor luncheon of
' the Ezra Women's Division of
the Federation of Polish Jews
will take place at the Book-
Cadillac at 12:30 p. in. on Tues-
day, Jan. 16.
The highlight of the after-
noon will be an address by Rabbi
Benedict B. Glazer of Temple
Bcth El. Entertainment will be
furnished by talented artists.
The organization is pledged to
help our unfortunate brothers
in war-torn Europe.

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