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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Friday, April 30, 1941

The Voice of the
Man in the Street

Photos by JACK BIGELMAN

TIME: Thursday evening.
PLACE: Northwest Hebrew
Congregation.
QUESTION: Do you advocate a
return to the use of Biblical
names for Jewish children?

DOROTHY FLORENCE, 5216
Martindale avenue south,
boolilieeper.
I don't believe a child should
be given a name, either Biblical
or modern, that will prove a
burden to him
in future life.
Usually a
Jewish child is
given two
names, o n e
English a n d
the other lie-
brew, so it
really is not
necessary that
his English
name be Bibli-
cal.
Just like religion, names must
be modernized to fit the times.

Big Turnout Seen
far Peerce Show.
to Aid Vishnu

Hadassah to Elect
Officers on May 11

Tickets are going fast for the
gigantic Palestine show, "That
They May Live," officials of the
United Zionists-Revisionists and
the League for Jewish National
Labor in Palestine, the sponsor-
ing groups, reveal.
Jan Peerc e, Metropolitan
Opera star, will headline the
show, scheduled for June 15 at
Masonic Temple.
Also on the program will be
a choir of Detroit Cantors and a
large symphony orchestra.
Proceeds will be used for
hospitalization and medical sup-
plies for Jewish fighters in Pal-
estine through the National Sick
Fund and for other organiza-
tions in Eretz Israel. Tickets
may be obtained at 601 Barium
Tower, WO. 5-4506.

Page Five

by Matilde Garvett Kesler. Can-
tor Pavel Slavensky of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
will be heard in liturgical, Yid-
dish and Palestinian songs, and
Zinovi Bistritzky, first violinist
of the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, will play. Bistritzky
and Cantor Slavensky will be
accompanied by Betty Kowal-
sky, pianist.
Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler will be
chairman. Tickets are available
at the Metro Music House and
the Center. At the conclusion
of the concert a reception will
be held in honor of Mrs. Eisen-
stein.

Music Critic

Rabbi Jay Kausman
Luncheon Speaker

The annual luncheon and elec-
tion of officers of the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah will take
place May 11 at the Hotel Book
Cadillac.
Rabbi Jay Kausman, native
Detroiter who has just returned
from Palestine, will be guest
speaker.
Mrs. Thomas Marwil is chair-
man of the luncheon and Mrs.
Bud Blum is reservation chair-
man.
In charge of hostesses are the
following newly-elected chair-
men of groups:
Mrs. Samuel Rubiner, East
University; Mrs. S. Baer Keidan,
West University; Mrs. Clara Ax-
elrod, Russell Woods; Mrs.
Adolph Lowe, Central West;
Mrs. Simon H. Diamond, Cen-
trol East; and Mrs. N. Stein-
berg, Oakland County.
For reservations call the Ha-
An original play showing the
experiences of a group of young dassah office, TY. 8-8216.
new Americans will be featured
at the final report meeting of Goodfellowship Club's
the Junior Division of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign at 8:30 Party to Aid Yishuv
Proceeds of the fifth annual
p.m., Thursday, May 6, at the
Center. The play is entitled card party of the Goodfellow-
"And This Year in Jerusalem." ship Club, scheduled for May 14
Written by Ernest Michel, at Assembly Hall, 9125 Twelfth
former German newspaperman street, will go for Palestine re-
and author who is now a resi- lief, Ben Milstein, chairman, an-
dent of Detroit, the play traces nounced.
Two paper drives by the club
the actual history of some young
European Jews from the time raised $150, which was given to
the Histadrut. Those wishing to
of their arrival in New York.
All members of the cast are help the Yishuv should call Jo-
recent arrivals to this country. seph Rosson, president, TO.
They include Nick Feldheim, 5-5680.
Simon Goldman, Bennie Kawer,
Jack Weintraub, Ruth Wein-
troub, Ruth Wortheim, Bertha
Araten and Mendel Ettinger.

Juniors to View
Original Play
at Final Meeting

MORRIS CANTOR, 3005 Chicago
boulevard, salesman.
Biblical names such as David,
Samuel, Isaac, Joshua, Jacob,
Esther and Ruth are very beau-
tiful and not
at all out of
place in o u r
present-day so-
ciety.
There are
many Gentiles
who have Old
Tes t a m e n t
names, which
should dispel
the notion held
by many Jews
that those names set them off as
different.
If Biblical names aren't chosen,
then the child should be named Installation, Dinner Set
directle after a relative. I don't by Alpha Zeta Omega
like these new, fancy-sounding
'Final arrangements are being
An election of officers for the
names that have no meaning.
made by the Ladies Auxiliary of 1948-49 season will highlight the
Alpha Zeta Omega fraternity for first regional meeting of Detroit
MRS. ROSALIND MARKS, its mother-daughter dinner at 7 Women's ORT, May 19 at the
16569 Archdale avenue, house- p.m., Wednesday, in the Park Franklin Hills Country Club.
Avenue Hotel.
wife.
A brunch will be served prior
Highlight will be the installa- to the session. Those wishing to
If the first name goes well
with the last, I see no objection tion of the following officers: attend should make reservations
Mesdames, Max Millman, presi- with Mrs. Carl Smith, 1935 Glynn
to the use of Biblical names.
I believe dent; Morris Morton, vice-presi- Court, not later than May 12.
some Biblical dent; Bert Platt and Harold
Following the president's re-
names are out Podolsky, secretaries; and Bar- port and the election, a book re-
of place in ney Yagoda, treasurer.
view will be presented by Dr. B.
For reservations call Mrs. Sy
America today.
Benedict Glazer.
Neuman,
TO.
5-8894.
But so are such
Reports will also be given by
modern names
Mrs. Oliver Ruby on the materi-
WEDNESDAY GROUP
as Cynthia and
Rabbi Jacob Segal will speak als for overseas training project,
Cheryl, if, as
of which she is chairman, and
I said, they on "Jewish Culture in Pales- by Mrs. Siler Freeman on her
don't go well tine" at the May 5 meeting of guardian mothers committee.
with the last the Wednesday Evening Discus-
Several new chapters are being
name. On the sion Group.
other hand, David and Ruth are
Biblical names that are very
. • . GIVE YOUR BATHROOM
beautiful.
I think it is very important
that the child be given a name
that has • some significance,
Let ns install one of our
whether Biblical or modern.

Haganah Member
Guest at Meeting
of Chapter One

MRS. EISENSTEIN
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A vivid picture of the ex-
ploits of Haganah will be given
by Max Gross, member of the
Jewish defense army, when he
addresses a meeting of Chapter
One, Zionist Organization of De-
troit, at 8:30 p.m., Thursday, in
the Jewish Center.
"Who will be 'Miss Libera-
Cantor Slavensky
tion'?" is the question that will
be answered when the chapter
in Musicale May 9
holds a beauty contest and
Judith Kaplan Eisenstein will dance, May B in the Center. Joe
be guest speaker at the next Meldon and his orehestra * will
liashofar musicale, May 9 in the play.
Jewish Center.
Mrs. Eisenstein is head of the
department of arts education at Kvutzah lvrith Slates
the Teachers Institute of the Annual Pesach Meeting
Jewish Theological Seminary
The annual Passover gather-
and music editor of the "Recon- ing of Kvutzah Ivrith will be
structionist Magazine" and of held Saturday evening in the
"Gateway to Jewish Song," Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
"Jewish Festival • Songs" and
The theme of the discussion
"Music for Jewish Groups."
will be, "Passover, the Feast of
The musical part of the pro- Liberation and Its Significance
gram will be shared by Mrs. in the Light of Present Events
Abraham Cooper, Detroit so-
in Palestine."
prano, accompanied at the piano
Joseph Katz, president, will
preside. Refreshments will be
served by the Ladies Auxiliary
headed by Mrs. Julius Ring.
Community singing, under the
direction of Abraham Schach-
ter, will round out the evening.

Judith Eisenstein
Hashofar Guest

First Regional Meeting Set
by Detroit ORT for May 19

that NEW LOOK

TOURS PLANNED
organized in the Detroit area, be-
A series of educationil tours
cause of a "keen, desire to aid in
the rehabilitation of DP's in Eu- is being sponsored by the
rope," Mrs. Harry Becker, presi- Mothers' Club Council, the first
dent, revealed.
to take place Thursday.

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