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Dumbarton Oaks will be held at
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Central High School auitorium.
The speakers at the For um will
be the following: Prof. Carl 0.
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of Wayne i N University;
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pasta pf St. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church, a Negro church.
Dr. Smith will speak on the
general question of Dumbarton
Oaks and Bretton Woods. Mr.
Adler will take for his topic,
"The Jewish People and the Pol-
ish Question," while the Rev.
Dade will treat the postwar
Negro situation in the world. 1r
Sponsoring the Forum are
four organizations: The Detroit
League to Combat Anti-Semitism,
the 15th District Democratic
Club, the Detroit Social Legisla-
tion Club and the GI Aides, a
group of servicemen's wives.
The Forum will be free to the
public and everyone is invited.
[here will be discussions from
the floor.
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and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
S. Greenbaum, 2969 Webb, is
spending a 21-day furlough with
his wife and parents. Pvt. Green-
baum was wounded in Germany,
while fighting with Gen. Hodges'
1st Army.
Pet. Greenbaum has been in
service three years and overseas
Doe year. He took part in the
fighting for Aachen and was
wounded when his unit advanced
liter taking that city. Before
induction Pvt. Greenbaum prac-
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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
-:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-
Noted Dancer to
Teach at Center
"Is It Love?" is the theme
of the second of a series of
eight Wednesday evening dis-
cussions on Pre-Marital and Mar-
riage Counseling subjects, under
the title "Hearts in Harmony,"
presented by the Jewish Com-
munity Center. This session will
be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday,
April 18. Dr. Marie I. Rasey will
be the speaker.
Dr. Rasey holds the post of
Professor of Educational Psych-
ology at Wayne University. She
receimed her Ph.D. from the Uni-
versity of Michigan where she
taught for several summer ses-
sions. She is the author of sev-
eral books and many articles in
her field.
Dr. Rasey will also appear as
guest lecturer at the third ses-
sion, April 25, on the subject of,
"Dating and Mating."
The fee for the eight weeks
series is $1.00 to Center mem-
bers and $2.00 to others.
Thursday, April 19, at the Jewish
Center. Pvt. Limon is conning
to Detroit with Beatrice Seckler
and Dorothy Bird, for a dance
concert at the Detroit Institute
of Arts on Wednesday, April 18.
Jose Limon has been a Fellow
at the Bennington School of the
Dance and was a leading mem-
ber of the Humphrey-Weidmar.
cil of Catholic Men, and Judge collaboration with the Nazis.
Dance Co.
William Gruenberg, a convert-
Philip Elliott, Judge of the Cir-
ed' Jew accused of helping the
cuit Court at Flint.
MOVIES AT CENTER
The theme of the addresses Antonescti regime, has been
A regular film program will will be "Brotherhood in a De- placed on trial. It is charged
that, as chief of the press de-
be shown at the Jewish Com- mocracy."
munity Center, Woodward at
This program is a part of the partment of the Commissariate
Holbrook, at 8:45 p. no. Wed- armed secjices program of the of Jewish Affairs, Gruenberg was
guilty of disseminating anti-Se-
nesday evening, April 18. The
program includes "Life Line" National Conference of Christ- mitic propaganda.
which- deals with the war against tians and Jews, parent organiza-
Japan, "Yanks Bomb Tokio," and tion of the Detroit Round Table.
Be a Blood Donor.
"Photography Fights." All ale
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invited.
A class in modern dance tech-
nique will be taught by Pvt.
Jose Limon at 7:30 p. in. on
Center Mothers
Plan Showers to
Aid War Refugees
Pears.
HILLEL COST SUPPER
The Bnai Brith Hillel Founda
:ion at the University of Mich-
gan, Ann Arbor, will present an
evening's entertainment this Sun-
:lay, April 15, in the form of a
"Cost Supper," to be followed
by a symphony on records.
Buy that Extra War Bond and
hasten th e ultimate defeat of
German y and Japan.
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"father" of the anti-Semitic
movement in Romania, the 87-
year-old Prof. Alexander Cuza,
was placed under arrest last
week.
Cuza was arrested in the
Transylvanian town of Sibiu,
where he was sheltered in the
home of Gen. Negresou, police
chief under the pro-Nazi An-
tonescu regime.
The government also announc-
ed the arrest of Hritou Mye,
one of the leaders and instigat-
cuit Court of Michigan and vice ors of the pogrom 'in Yassy dur-
president of the National Coun- ing the early days of Romania's
The Detroit Round Table of
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
will present a good-will team of
speakers before the officers and
men of Sampson Naval Training
Center near Geneva, N. Y., April
19, 20 and 21.
The speakers will be Dr. Al-
vin D. Hersch, Jewish attorney
and member of the faculty of
the University of Detroit Law
School; Judge Joseph A. Moyni-
han, presiding Judge of the Cir-
Denver League Plans
Luncheon Wednesday
The Detroit League of the Na-
tional Home for Jewish Children
at Denver will meet at the home
of Mrs. Sam Kutzen, 19470 Can-
terbury, at 12:30 p. m. Wednes-
day, April 18. A luncheonette
will be served followed by en-
tertainment arranged by Mrs.
Unrationed canned goods show-
ers for the relief of Yugoslavia,
and the collection of old clothes
bundles for the liberated coun-
tries, will begin the Spring sea- Nathan C. Kanterman.
This meeting will launch the
son of the Mothers' Clubs.
Detroit League's annual spring
MOTHERS' CLUBS CALENDAR fund raising project, which will
Young Women's Study Club, at consist of simultaneous games
1:30 p. m. Tuesday, April 17, at parties in the homes of mem-
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg., Law- bers and friends on Wednesday,
ton and Davison.
May 23.
Dexter Mothers' Club. at 1:30
p. m. Tuesday, April 17, at the
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter
at Lawrence. Program: Card
party.
Fenkell Mothers' Club, at 8:30
"I wish to take this oppor-
,unity to thank the voters of p. in. Tuesday, April 17, at the
Detroit for the splendid vote home of Mrs. Bessie Feinstein,
which they accorded me in the 16605 Princeton.
Woodward Study Club, at 1:30
•ecent election," declared Judge
David C. Vokes. "I will do ev- p. m. Wednesday, April 18, at
erything in my power to so con- the Jewish Community Center.
Davison Mothers' Club, at 8:30
Wet myself during my tenure
in the bench of the Common p. m. Thursday, April 19, at the
'leas Court as to merit their Workmen's Circle Educational
Center, Linwood at Burlingame.
ontinued support."
Judge Vokes was successful in
us campaign for re-election in
loth the long and short term Detroit to See
aces for Common Pleas Court.
RIO DE JANEIRO (WNS)—
k decree legalizing Zionism in
Irazil was issued last week by
•oao Alberto, Chief of the Na-
Aetna] Police. Zionism has been
.tanned in this country for seven
Father of Anti-Semites
Dr. Alvin Hersch
On Round Table Team Arrested in Romania
Of Army Speakers
BUDAPEST (WNS) — The
"Is It Love?"
Theme of Lecture
At Center April 18
Judge David Vokes
Thanks Voters
ZIONISM LEGAL IN BRAZIL
Page Thirteen
and The Legal Chronicle
Yiddish Stage Hit
Sunday, April 22
Paul Burstein, popular singing,
whistling and dancing comedian
of the Jewish stage, will be a
guest star here in his own pro-
duction of "Who Is Guilty," this
season's outstanding New York
Yiddish hit, which will be pre-
sented for only one performance
at the Scottish Rite Auditorium
of the Masonic Temple at 8:30
p. m. on Sunday evening, April
22.
The production, in two acts
and 10 scenes, which was staged
and directed by Mr. Burstein, is
an adaptation of Louis Freiman's
popular Jewish radio feature of
the same name, for which Ilya
Trilling composed a musical
score of folk songs. The play
just concluded a record-breaking
run at the Hopkinson Theater in
New York.
It will be presented here with
the entire original cast headed
by Max Rosenblatt, Henrietta
Jacobson, Julius Adler and Anna
Toback, and includes also such
well known Yiddish players as
Eli Mintz, brother of the late
Ludwig Satz; Flora Freiman,
Feivish Finkel, Sally Schorr, Si-
mon Wolf, Janet Paskewitch and
Isaac Arco.
"Who is Guilty?" has been
arranged by Oscar Green, noted
Jewish theater manager, under
the sponsorship of the Hebrew
Actors' union. Tickets can be
obtained at the Metro Music
House on Dexter.
Mrs. Raymond Smith, 18509
Sant:- . Barbara, UN. 3-4419, is
the general chairman of this
pi oject, assisted by Mrs. Samuel
Sc h wart z, 18311 Cherrylawn,
hostess chairman, and Mrs. Frank
Handler, Mrs. Arthur Gilbert,
Mrs. Samuel Gordon, Mrs. Wal-
ter Aronoff, Mrs. Philip Green-
wald, Mrs. Edward Krause, Mrs.
Moe H. Leiter, Mrs. Jack Ber-
ger.
All proceeds from these par-
ties will be sent to the National
Home at Denver.
N.W. Young People
To Hear Rabbi Nathan
Rabbi Jacob Nathan will be
the guest speaker at the first
tea to be given by the Young
People's Club of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and Center
at 2 p. in. this Sunday at the
home of Ruth Goldman, 16194
Monte Vista. Rabbi Nathan will
speak on the relationship of the
synagogue to young people's
groups. \
Miss Eteanor Mandel, an out-
standing pianist, will present a
group of selectons. Young wom-
en 17 years of age and over
are invited to this tea. Hostesses
will be the Misses Charlotte
Brown, Joslyn Cornell, Betty
Feiler, Marian Gold, Ruth Gold-
man, Edith Operman, Vera Oper-
man. Beverly Tchor and Flor-
ence Tchor.
At the last meeting, April 3,
held at the home of Charlotte
Brown, the following officers were
elected: President, Edith Oper-
man; vice president, Charlotte
Brown, recording secretary, Jos-
lyn Cornell; corresponding secre-
ary, Beverly Tchor, and treasur-
er, Ruth Goldman.
Center Group to Hear
Wayne Psychiatrist
Dr. Richard Sterba, psychoan-
alyist and psychiatrist, will be
the guest speaker at the Business
and Professional discussion group
at 9 p. m. Thursday, April 19,
in the Jewish Community Center.
Dr. Sterba, formerly of Vienna,
is a teacher of psychoanalysis,
and instructor of social psychol-
RODIN CLUB
ogy at Wayne University.
Dr. Sterba's subject will he
The last meeting of the Rodin
Club was held at the home of "Psychoanalysis and the Average
Mrs. M. Wold, 2370 Sturtevant. Person."
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. M. Miller of 18656
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makes 550 K-ration boxes. Save bakeries for their cooperation
over the Passover.
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