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P.-. Twani.-140.0111

Friday, December 5,

1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Page Twenty-five

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BNAI BRITH HIGHLIGHTS

Tikvah to Sponsor
Children's Party

Movies, Magic Act
Will Be Features

The Friednians, New York Artists,
to Entertain Pisgah Lodge Monda

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Festival Fete Set
by Bloch Chapter

BBYO to Participate
Dedicating its meeting to
Chanukah, Pisgah Lodge will a leading exponent of the spirit tomimic-acting is placed by ex-
in
Program Monday
and
traditions
of
her
people.
perts
in
the
first
rank
of
Ameri-
Tikvah lodge will stage its first present the second of a series She is ranked as one of the top can interpretive artists.
children's Chanukh party Dec. 14 of programs in honor of its 90th
A traditional Chanukah night
Born in Wilna, Poland, the
at the Beth Aaron Synagogue, anniversary at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
will be held by the Ivan S.
son
of
a
Cantor,
he
came
to
the
Wyoming and Thatcher avenues. day, in the main auditorium of
United States at the age of six. Bloch Chapter at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
The program will include mov- the Jewish Community Center.
As a boy soprano in the Syna- day, in the USO lounge of the
Following a successful tour,
ies, a magician act by Avery
gogue, he spent his early years Jewish Community Center.
Weisenthal and a piano duet by The Friedinans will come here
The program will include
in an atmosphere of Hebraic
Marvin and Barbara Littky, it from New York to present "The
a dramatic presentation, quiz
culture
and
song.
He
later
at-
Original
Cavalcade
of
Jewish
was announced by Philip Kra-
by
tended the Institute of Musical program and selections
Music."
mer, chairman of the affair.
Art in New York City and the choral group of the Bnal
Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin, lodge
All members and prospective
performed on the American con- Brith Youth Organization. A
members are urged to bring their president, will speak on "The
candle-lighting ceremony is also
cert stage.
Significance of Chanukah" and
children, Kramer said.
But the love and respect for planned.
Milt Stern set a new high Alfred Bounin, recording secre-
his cultural heritage drew him
single game in the Tikvah Bowl- tary, will kindle the traditional
back to the music of his people.
lights.
ing League when he rolled a 252
-Today Maurice Friedman has
A social hour, including the
score. Stern is a 156-average
but one goal, to share with his
bowler. Other high games were serving of latkes and other re-
public the wealth of Jewish song.
rolled by Sam Schneider, 214, freshments, will follow the ses-
Harry B. Keidan Lodge held.a
The Friedmans have been
Morris Lasser, 205, and Bill sion. Members, their families
booked solidly on coast to coast special Bowler's Night program
and
friends
are
invited.
Stern, 235.
tours each season.
Tuesday in honor of its bowling
MAURICE FRIEDMAN
HEARD IN 200 CITIES
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TEAM STANDINGS
league, which bowls every Mon-,
MARSHALL SPEAKS
The Cavalcade of Jewish Mu-
W L sic as presented by The Fried- interpreters of the musical his-
Last Monday night, S.L.A. day night at 9:30 at the Orient
Brotherhood
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14 mans has been heard in more tory of Israel as presented Marshall, editorial writer and Alleys. Harry Thomas was in
Unity
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16 than 200 cities in the United through the arts of music and military ' critic of the Detroit charge of the program and a
Benevolence
23
17 States and Canada during the story.
News, told a large audience of special Brunswick-Balke-Collen-
Conservation
23
17 last seven years and has been RANKED HIGHLY
his was experiences, Dr. Max der movie on bowling was
Monsky
23
17 praised by both the press and
Maurice Friedman, baritone. Rosenfeld, who recently re- shown. ,
Justice
22
18 public.
President Samuel Kovan con-
through his dramatic and pan- turned from Europe, gave an
Fellowship
22
18
illustrative talk on health condi- gratulated Abe Smith, chairman
Susie Michael Friedman, an
Victory
21
19 American-born pianist was a
of the membership committee, on
tions on the continent.
11111'0 Claniler
Courage
20
20 prodigy at four. As a concert
the outstanding job he was doing
Liberty
19
21 pianist she has been hailed as
for the Sidney J. Karbel Class.
By ILENE RATNER ...
18
Hillel
22 one of the outstanding artists
"ALIYAH" has been selected
18
Membership
22 of today.
Hebrew Ladies Aid
Anti-Defamation
17
23
An interpreter of music writ- as the name of BBYO's newest
Harmony
17
23 ten on basically Hebraic motives, chapter.
A "Past Presidents and Con- Plans Chanukah Party
Freedom
15
25 she has unearthed a great deal
Last week the Aliyahs had a servation Night" will be held by
The annual Chanukah card
Americanism
14
26 of little-known instrumental cultural meeting at Ruth Cohen's the Louis D. Brandeis Lodge at
party of the Hebrew Ladies Aid
music.
home. Phyllis Kunin Chapter al- 8:30 p.m., Tuesday.
Society will be held at 8 p.m.,
The movie, "This Is Bnai Wednesday, at the Dexter-Law-
Her knowledge of Hebraic so attended as part of an audi-
culture and folklore makes her ence that heard Albert Cohen of Brith," will be shown, Julius rence Hall.
Jewish Vocational Service as Hirschman, conservation chair-
Information may be obtained
man who will preside at the from Mrs. Dorothy Pastor, TO.
guest speaker.
In
Leading'
Role
Mrs. Martin Friedman, presi-
For Tuesday the group is plan- meeting, announced.
7-4833, membership chairman, or
dent of the Harry B. Keidan
Max Chomsky will speak on Mrs. Gladys Phillips, TO. 5-3209,
ning a Chanukah party with each
Chapter, has announced the ap-
the
life
of
Brandeis.
guest and member bringing a
program chairman.
pointment of the following com-
present in the form of a toy for
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mittee chairmen for the first year
displaced children in Europe.
of the group's existence:
The girls are also planning a
Mesdames J. Rabinowitz, year-
A.thka, MORSE
"dreidel" game—to be played for
book; S. Wexler, tickets and hos-
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pennies which will be collected
pitality; Gerald Sucher, member-
at the close of the evening and
ship; M. Direnfeld, telephone;
donated to a worthy charitable
Sidney Karbel, Americanism and
organization.
bylaws; J. Keystone, budget; N.
Dancing will be held with mu-
Silverman, Hillel.
sic being furnished by Glenn
Also Mesdames R. Lewiston,
Miller, Tommy and Jimmy Dor-
publicity; H. Wallace, anti-defa-
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sey, and Harry James—via pho-
mation; H. Fidler, seminar; M.
nograph.
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Belkin, in-hospital; H. Jaffe,
11160 LI
Is In Williamstown Row
BBYO; M. Engelman, Ruth Ad-
THREE EVENTS are planned
A
JOYOUS
CHANUKAH
TO ALL . .
len fund; W. L. Katz, Bellefaire;
by Seymour Sobel No. 666, AZA,
JERRY
MORSE
—
CARL I-.0R ICH
A. Boesky, SOS; A. Margolis,
in celebration of Chanukah.
tribute; and H. Clark, program.
On Monday, at the Center,
members will join in the tradi-
tional lighting of candles. A latke
party is scheduled for Dec. 13,
HELEN TACK
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and on Dec. 14, the boys will en-
es
g
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Open Mon., Tees.. Wed. 9 $e 4.
tertain their partnts and other
Thurs., Fri.. Sat. 1 to 9.
Dr. M. Engelman of Keidan n
AZA groups.
Lodge has been elected president
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Ch
of the Detroit Bnai Brith Bowl-
NORTHWEST AZA No. 527
ing Association.
held an informal installation re-
Other new officers are H. Zim-
Pre-Donor Rally
cently, with the following taking
merman, Pisgah, vice-president;
The dramatic group of the De- office:
of the
S. Banks, Marshall, treasurer; troit Chapter has been requested
Sanford Blavin, president; Al
and B. Hcrshbine, Detroit Lodge, to repeat its play, "Did You Say Grundy, vice-president; Larry
secretary.
Mink," for the donor luncheon of Pernick, secretary; Mike Arons,
The association will sponsor a the Windsor Bnai Brith Women treasurer; and Maynard Cutler,
city tournament in April to be Tuesday at the Norton Palmer sergeant-at-arms.
Dec. 15, Monday Evening 8:30 P.M.
followed by a banquet of which Hotel, Windsor.
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Harry Thomas is chairman.
The production was originally
FOR YOUR information the
Fourteen lodges are represent- staged last June for the group's ninth annual "Winter Frolic"
At
ed in the organization.
installation of officers affair.
dance of the Albert Karbelnick
Leading roles are played by group of AZA will be held Dec.
TILE BOOK CADILLAC HOTEL
Helen Tack, chapter president, 25 in the Arabian room of the
ADL Aide to Address
and Sylvia Starman.
Crystal Ballroom.
Tuller Hotel. Irving Field and
Lodge 1374, Auxiliary
Others in the cast are Alice his orchestra will play.
Nissen Grqps, director of fact Rothbart, Sylvia Berman, Lee
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Guest Speaker — MRS. IRMA EHRLICH
finding for the Anti-Defamation Schackne, Ethel Gordon, Marga-
A MASS installation of BBG
League, will address a joint meet- ret Getz, Lillian Grumet, Ruth officers was held recently at
Noted European Edk or and Sociologist
ing of Detroit Lodge No. 1374 Einstandig, Frances Copley and Wayne Hillel with the FDR, Da-
Musical
—
MR.
PAVEL
SLAVINSKY F
and its auxiliary at 8:30 0.m., Betty Greenberg. Mildred Gut- vid Pilnick, Menorah, Abbie
Tuesday, In the lodge hall, 11529 terman is director.
Accomplished Opera Sing
Shone, Louis Marshall, Windsor
Linwood avenue.
and Henrietta Szold chapters
Participate in the upbuilding of a JEWISH STATE
Harold R. Nelson and Stanley
The American Red Cross last participating. DWC officers in-
Yates, ADL chairmen of the year recruited 2,564 nurses to aid stalled were Ruth Racklin of
Help us Bring Hope and Security to the Women and Children
Lodge, will preside, while the in the fight against polio.
Windsor, president; Edith Shree-
of PALESTINE
general program will be in
Red Cross public health nurses man, treasurer; Elaine Solzberg,
Council Office
Phone No.
charge of William Joelson and made 351,600 visits during the
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secretary; and this writer, vice-
TO. 9-7180
David B. Kurzman. •
past year.
president.

Keidan Lodge
Honors Bowlers

Brandeis to Honor
Past Presidents

Keidan Chapter
Names Chairmen

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Engelman Heads
Bowlin Group

Detroit apter
apter
to Repeat Play

Pioneer Women's Organization

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