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campus religious groups. A discus-
sion will follow the meal.
Ann Arbor Artist
in Halevy Concert
Cleveland Violinist
Is Second Soloist
The first concert of the 22nd sea-
son of the Halevy Singing Society
Tuesday evening, in the lecture
hall of the Detroit Institute of
Arts, will feature two guest artists
from neighboring cities. They are
Dorothy Ornest, soprano, of Ann
Arbor, and Dr. Jerome Gross, vio-
linist, of Cleveland.
Miss Anest, a native of Utica,
N. Y., is a graduate of the East-
man School of Music and of the
University of Michigan. She now
presents a weekly radio recital for
the University of Michigan. She
appeared last season in New
York's Town Hall and as a soloist
with the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra.
FIRST CONCERT HERE
Dr. Gross, who prefers medical
work as a profession, has studied
with Toscha Seidel, Oscar Shum-
sky and Arthur Loesser. This will
be his first Detroit concert.
The Halevy chorus, directed by
Dan Frohman and accompanied by
Rebecca Frohman, will also parti-
cipate.
Soprano members are: Rose
Berghoff, Sonia Bussell, Grace
Cutler, Rose Golden, Rose Kra.
shin, Minnie Lakritz, Esther Mir-
sky, Cecile Plafkin, Arline Platt„
Jeannette Johl, Miriam Rine, Ethel
Schreiber, Mollie Shaw, Dora Ton-
kel!, Anna Warren, Helga Weiss
and Shirley Zaf.
Altos include Anna Bobbin, Fan-
ny Bookstein, Esther Friedman,
Bella Goldberg, Tillie Hecker, Tik-
va Kress, Gertrude Levine, Helen
Rubin, Odelle Small and Ann
Stollman.
MALE CONTINGENT
Tenors are Henry Barahal, Phil
Goren, Hyman Horowitz, Morris
Levine, Leo Mogill, Jack Rosberg,
Hiel Rubin, Aaron Sandweiss,
Manus Schane, Irving Sherman
and Morris Weiner.
Basses are Ben Baumgarten, Da-
vid Goldberg, Joshua Joyrich,
Hirsh Resnick and Irving Rosen-
gard.
Tickets may be obtained from
Halevy members or by calling TO.
8.0210 or TO. 8-6633,
record urging the government to
relax immigration laws so that a
maximum number of displaced
persons in Europe may gain ad-
mission to the United States.
JWV also favors state and na-
tional FEPC
In Michigan the Jewish veterans
distributed petitions to help obtain
250,000 signatures for the measure.
JWV
Broadcast
MARSHALL B AND P
The Rev. Joseph Q. Mayne, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Detroit
Round Table of Christians and
Jews, will be guest speaker at
8:30 p. m. Tuesday meeting of the
Louis Marshall Business and Pro-
fessional Chapter of Bnal Brith at
Temple Beth El.
Musical entertainment will be
furnished by Angela Costello, who
will sing semi-classical and light
operatic numbers. She will be ac-
companied by Adeline Natanson.
BRANDEIS WOMEN
The Louis D. Brandeis Women's
Chapter will hold a food shower
Thursday in conjunction with a
vocational guidance program.
Albert Cohen, executive director,
and Frances Gould, social group
guidance councilor, will speak.
PERFECTION LODGE
The annual senior and junior
deacons night of Perfection Lodge
486, F. and A. M., will be held
at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday in the
crystal ballroom of the Masonic
Temple. The affair, which will
honor Philip Langwald, senior
deacon and Harold Nelson, junior
deacon, will be in the form of a
stag dinner for members and their
friends.
U. of M. IIILLEL
GALLOW FAMILY CLUB
Open house will be held at the
A meeting of the Gallow Family
University of Michigan Hillel fol-
lowing the Michigan-Wisconsin Club was held Nov. 3 at the home
football game Saturday. On Sun- of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Siegel, 3221
day evening, Hillel will be host Sturtevant avenue.
Ind,
)r
Bnai Brith Highlights
ZAGER LODGE
The "Gala Festival Night" of
the Zager Lodge of Bnal Brith
Exposed Intrigues
will take place at 8:30 p. m. Tues-
day at Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy
of Fascists in U.S.
road. Proceeds will go for Bnai
Brith philanthropies.
The new auxiliary of the lodge
Albert E. Kahn, author and jour-
nalist who Won international ac- is helping its parent organization
claim for uncovering secret diplo- in the affair.
macy and fascist intrigue in Amer-
ica and abroad, will speak at an
DETROIT LODGE 1374
open meeting of Ort, Organization
Detroit Lodge 1374, was praised
for Rehabilitation Through Train- last week by Warren A. Cushing,
ing, at 1 p. m. Monday at Temple chief of special services at the
Veterans' Administration Hospital
Beth El.
In 1938, Kahn became executive in Dearborn, for helping patients.
secretary of the American Council
A recent gift of 48 folding chairs
Against Nazi Propaganda and from and 12 card tables was given by
1939 to 1943 was editor of "The the lodge to the hospital.
Hour," a confidential newsletter
"The patients and administra-
devoted to exposing fifth column tion of the hospital wish to ex-
activities.
press their appreciation for your
"The Plot Against Peace," a thoughtfulness in presenting this
book written by Kahn in 1942, was gift. The chairs and tables have
sent by Walter Winchell to each been made a part of the standard
American delegate to the San equipment in the auditorium for
Francisco Conference.
the purpose of holding card and
The author is the son of Ort's bingo parties," Cushing said.
honorary president, Mrs. Moritz
Kahn of Detroit. He was born in
GRATZ AUXILIARY
London, England, and educated
there and at Dartmouth University.
The Rebecca Gratz Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith Young Women will
hold a social meeting Tuesday
evening at Workmen's Circle. Mrs.
Sings Here Tuesday
Jack Hartstein, president of the
Bnai Brith Women's Council, will
be guest speaker.
h will
Page Seven
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Friday, November 15, 1946.
Heads Parochial Unit
Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe will con-
clude Hadassah's Town Hall series
when he speaks on "Religious Life
in Palestine" at 1:15 p. m. Friday,
Nov. 22, at the Jewish Community
Center.
The series is held under the aus-
pices of the educational committee,
of which Mrs. M. A. Wayne is
By DR. PERRY P. BURNSTINE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MICH-
IGAN has installed officers for
the following posts: Raymond
Bloch Post No. 495, Sidney Gare-
lik, commander; Downriver Post
No. 225, Wyandotte, Harold Pod-
olsky, commander; General Maur-
ice Rose Post No. 420, Morton
Sobel, commander; Congressional
Medal of Honor-Raymond Zuss-
man Post No. 333, Joseph Rosen,
commander.
Mayor Edward J. Jefferies and
Rabbi J.' Sperka gave short ad.
dresses at the Raymond Bloch
Post installation Nov. 7 at the
Bnai David Synagogue.
• • •
BRIG. GEN. CLEARY of the
Michigan National Guard and C.
Sieman, service officer for the de
partment, American Legion, gave
short addresses at the installation
of the Raymond Zussman Post No.
333, held at JWV headquarters,
8212 Twelfth street, No. 10. The
installing officers included Dr.
Perry P. Burnstine, department
commander; Maurice Bordelove,
senior vice commander; and Harry
Sherman, chief of staff.
• • •
JWV's 650 posts have gone on
THE "MILLIONAIRE'S PARTY"
sponsored jointly by the Lieuts.
Eli Levin Post No. 230 and Jack
Winokur Post No. 268 will take
place this Saturday evening at
JWV Hall. Entertainment will in-
clude a variety of table games.
Tickets may be procured at the
door.
Nathaniel H. Rubin is program
chairman of the Lt. Jack Winokur
Post No. 268. He has announced
dancing and motion pictures for
the annual "Mixer" Wednesday,
Nov. 20. The general public is
invited. • • •
THE DEPARTMENT in cooper-
ation with Rabbi Sperka will
sponsor a joint Thanksgiving pro-
gram at Congregation Bnai David,
Elmhurst and 14th avenues, Thurs-
day, Nov. 28.
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•
THE MONTHLY STATE de-
partment meeting will be held at
headquarters 11 a.m. Sunday. The
Office of junior vice commander
will be filled at this time and
plans for the coming Military Ball
will be discussed.
• • •
ON SUNDAY EVENING, Nov.
24, the new Charles and Aaron
Kogan Post No. 510 will be in-
stituted and officers installed.
• • •
AN OPEN MEETING sponsor-
ed by the Sholom Post will be
held at 8:15 p.m. Monday at
Shaarey Zedek. Three former
chaplains who saw overseas duty
and who are now serving as
rabbis in the Detroit Jewish corn-
munity, will participate in a sym-
posium on "The Central Jewish
Problem Of Our Day." The speak-
ers will be Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi,
Rabbi Jacob Segal and Rabbi
Morris Adler.
MLAVvrare
The Mlawer UnT7e7eTa
i
rein
is sponsoring a card party Tues-
day evening, Nov. 19, at Jericho
Temple, 2705 Joy road. Proceeds
will go to help Mlawer landsleit
through the central committee in
Palestine. Israel Bernstein is chair-
man of the affair and Sam Klein,
co-chairman of the committee.
CLUB KARINONS
Members of Club Karinons have
returned recently from a week end
trip to Cleveland, where the club
celebrated its twelfth anniversary.
Members are Sarah Dolinka,
Maye Binder, Bertha Rochlin, Do-
rothy Chess, Mary Topper and
Ruth Weiss.
MAIMONIDES
The Women's Auxiliary of the
Maimonides Medical Society will
hold its monthly meeting Satur-
day, Nov. 23, at the home of Mrs.
Morris Witus, president, 8440 Fair-
field avenue. Luncheon will be
served at 12:30 p.m.
Members are requested to bring
food, medicine and clothing for
displaced persons in Europe.
MRS. SAMUEL M. BICOLL has
been elected president of the sis-
terhood of the Detroit Parochial
School, Linwood at Elmhurst
avenues. Other new officers are
Mesdames Morris Servetter, vice-
president; Jack Gross, secretary;
and Sam Glassman, treasurer.
CITY, COUNTRY SCHOOL
Mrs. George A. Roeper, director
of the nursery of the City and
Country School, located in Bloom-
field Hills, discussed "The Im-
portance of Nursery School for the
Future Development of the Child"
at a meeting Nov. 12 of the Par-
ent-Teachers' Association. PTA of-
ficers are Mrs. Sol C. Grossman,
president; Mrs. Harold Koretz,
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
vice-president; Mrs. Alexander
The next meeting of the execu- Hirshfeld, secretary; Harry Cohen,
tive board of the Neugarten Medi- treasurer; and Samuel Kellman,
cal Aid Society will be held Mon- educational director.
day at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Gale, 16177 LaSalle boulevard. Mrs.
JUNIOR HADASSAII
Benjamin Krell, Jr., will be co-
hostess.
Junior Hadassah will hold its an-
nual paid-up membership dance at
LADIES LECHEM ANEEIM
8:30 p. m. Saturday, in the social
The annual donor luncheon of hall of Congregation Bnai Moshe.
the Detroit Ladies Lechem Aneelm
For information regarding mem-
will be held at noon, Wednesday, bership call Rhodine Ungar, TY.
at Zack's Catering, 8939 Twelfth 5-3094, or Gertrude Strauss, TO.
street.
7-2935.
Northwest Young People, Sisterhood
Tell Dance and Movie Night Plans
A Sadie Hawkins Day dance
will be given by the Young
Peoples Club of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation this Satur-
day at the synagogue. Co-chair-
men are Charlotte Brown and
Irving Rosenbaum.
Young men and women 18 to 25
are invited to attend the affair
and join the organization. Plaid
shirts and jeans are suggested as
dress for the party.
The sisterhood of the congrega-
tion will present a "Movie Night"
on Wednesday. Three films Includ-
ing a Jewish comedy will be
shown,
Jan. 22, 1947, has been set as
the date for the sisterhood donor
luncheon. Mrs. Herbert Harris
will head the affair.
Friday night services will be in-
augurated at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 22.
Max H. Goldsmith will chant the
prayers and lead congregational
singing. An Oneg Shabat under
the auspices of the sisterhood will
follow the worship.
The Bar Mitzvah will be Martin
Norman Fineman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Fineman of Pennington
drive.
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