Friday, March 4, 1949
Events
of the Week
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Charging that most of the Ger-
man industrialists who have been
given their old jobs in the Ruhr
are Nazis, Dr. David W. Pete-
gorsky, executive director of the
American Jewish Congress, de-
clared that the move bOlkAineri-
. can military authorities is
encouraging pro-fascist activities
around the world.
The first annual banquet o
Beth Shmuel Synagogue will be
held at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, March
13, Nliltorii ,Ratner and Harry Kor-
man, co-chairman of the affair,
announced.
Max Sosin will be toastmaster.
For reservations, call TU 1-9300.
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Betty Kowalsky will present'
the following pupils in a piano
recital at 3 p.m., Sunday. at the
Center: Annabel Weiss, Phyllis
Putlberg, Michael Gantz. Barbara
Littky, Marvin Littky, Geraldine
Stashefsky, Shirley Chicorel and
Edna Zucker. Admission is by in-
vitation only. ..
Purity Chapter will hold a
Purim barn dance at 8 p.m., Sun-
day, March 20, at Van's Barn,
31160 Eight Mile road. For reser-
vations, call Lillian Garber, TO
5-0680. A meeting will be held
7:45 pan., Monday, March 7.
The Sbaarey Zedek YPS will
meet at 8:30 pan., Wednesday,
March 9; in the prayer room.
Sherman Zeldes will show movies
taken during his tour of Europe.
Young people between 18-35 are
invited.
Assails Recall
of Ruhr Nazis
Irving Rosengard, baritone, will
participate in a concert of Jew-
ish mushc sponsored by Ilasho-
far in cooperation with the
Northwest Congregation, Satur-
day evening, March 12. Fea-
tured will be the Center Orches-
tra, Julius Chajes, conductor;
the Jewish Folk Chorus, Henri
Goldberg, conductor; Wyn Gar-
den, Jerome Stasson and Betty
Kowalsky. Th-re will be no
charge.
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Purim Dinner Set Wise
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by Hebrew Ladies
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The Hebrew Ladies Aid So-
ciety will stage its annual Purim
"Israel and Birobidjan” will be
dinner dance at 6 p. na. Sunday,
discussed by James Waterman
March 13, at Bnai Moshe.
Wise, author and editor, at a
Chairmen for the affair are meeting and concert planned for
.Mesdames Emery Ehrenwald, Joe 8:30 p.m., Sunday, at the North.
!Reitman, Abe Miller and Manuel west Hebrew Congregation.
Engel. Mickey Woolf and his or-
Wise will survey the historic
, chestra will be featured.• Pro- accomplishments of the Jewish
ceeds will go toward local char- people in the State of Israel and
ities, Mrs. Julia Ring, president, in the Jewish autonomOus region,
announced.
Birobidjan. U. S. S. R.
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Singer Maxim Brodyn and ac-
Reservations can be made
tress Zelda Zlatkin will appear in
through March 9. For informa-
their specialties. Tickets are $1.20
tion, call Mrs. Elfreda Greenwald,
and may be obtained at the Jew-
WE. 4-2451 or Mrs. Henry Roth,
ish Cultural Center, 2705 Joy
TO. 7-1725.
Road. The affair is under the
auspices of the Detroit chapter,
American Birobidjan Committee
fAmbijan).
Petegorsky addressed the Jew-
ish Community Council and the
business and professional chapter
of the AJC in the Northwest
llebrew Congregation.
Ile asserted that Zionist organi-
zations in the U. S. should dis -
solve. In their place, Petegorsky
maintained, Jewish groups in this
country should unite on AJC's
three-point program.
That entails full equality for
all peoples and groups, full eco-
A concert by the Cantors Asso-
nomic support of Israel and pro- ciation has been set for Tuesday
tection of Jewish rights the world night, March 29, at Bnai David.
over through intensified efforts
The program will be directed
by the United Nations.
by Dan Frohman. Ticket commit-
tee chairmen are Mesdames Ruth
Do you need a speaker for your Adler and Helen Rosenfeld. Pro-
organization? Call the Chronicle, ceeds will go to refugee European
I WO. 1-1040.
Cantors and their families,
Cantors' Concert
Set for March 29
St. Louis Symphony
at Masonic, March 14
The St. Louis Symphony with
Vladimir Golschmann conducting
will appear Monday, March 14 at
the Masonic. Major works will
by the Tschaikowsky Fifth Sym-
phony and Debussy's "L'Apree
Midi d'un Faune."
Officers elected by the newly
organized parent-teachers group
of the Jewish Folk Schools are:
Samuel Epstein, chairman, and
Mrs. J. Glaser, Mrs. M. Salinger
and I. Sherman.
At a meeting of Mattathias Tent
Hive of the Maccabees it was re-
solved to congratulate the govern-
ment of the State of Israel on
their victorious agreement with
• th'.' Arab governments and to
pledge assistance at all times to-
wards the furtherance of the
catts,s of the State:
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The program tvorkship of the
Jewish Young Adult Council is
set for 2:30 pan., Sunday, at the
Center. The objectives of the
• 'Allied Jewish Campaign will be
stud lea
Tudor Sedan is only
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Branch Daniel-Yosef of the La-
bor Zionist Organization will
meet Friday evening, March 4, at
2754 Buena Vista avenue. The
program will feature Jewish Mu-
sic Month. For information, call
'S. Drachler, TY 7-2791.
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A lestival in Jewish Living has
been scheduled by Masada for
three days this weekend, March
4-6., The program will include a
concert. an Oneg Shabbat forum
discussion and will conclude with
a party Sunday night. For in-
formation, call Elaine Krohn, TO.
8-169;1.
Campers and counselors of Par-
band Camp and Kinderwelt will
meet for their annual camp reun-
ion at 2:30 p.m., Sunday. at the
Center. Movies, a camp skit, and
refreshments are planned. For
information, call Mrs. Kumove,
UN. 1-7054.
LZOA Branch 5 will hold a mu-
sical evening at 8:30 p.m., Sun-
day. at the home of Gertrude
Handler, 2378 Highland avenue.
For information, call TO. 7-1108.
Concert Honoring
Emma Scharer Set
A musical program entitled
"Songs of Israel" honoring Emma
Schaver who recently returned
from Israel will be presented by
the culture commission of the
Jewish Community Council on
Wednesday, March 9. at the Sha-
arev Zedek. Rabbi Morris Adler
is chairman.
Mrs. Schaver will be accomp-
anied by Rebecca Frohman, pian-
ist. Jacob Becker, cellist with the
Detroit Symphony, will also be
featured.
The public is invited. There is
no admission charge, Mrs. Rebec-
ca Sanders. chairman of the affair,
announced.
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