Friday, October 16, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Radio Bond Program
Over WJBK Monday

Harry Weinberg, director of
the Jewish Hour broadcast on
Sunday mornings on Station
WJBK, announces a special War
Bond program to
be presented on
WJBK from
10:15 to 11:15
p. m. on Mon-
d a y. Organiza-
tions will be
asked to buy
War Bonds and
to announce
them that night.
Partici pant s J- H. Sonenklar
in the program will include Can-
tors J. H. Sonenklar, Hyman
Schulsinger, S. Mogill, Hyman
Cohen and David Katzman; and
Rabbis Moses Fischer, M. J. Wohl-
gelernter, J. S. Sperka and J.
Thumin.

Rabbi Rottenberg to Lead
Class of Young Israel

Rabbi Moshe Rottenberg, dean
of Yeshivath Chachmev Lublin
in Detroit, will lead the Talmud
class for adults of Young Israel,
Tuesday evening, in Room 1 of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dexter
and Cortland.
Boys and girls, 5 to 9, residing
in the Twelfth and Dexter neigh-
borhoods will again have an op-
portunity of spending Saturday
afternoons in a religious environ-
ment at the Sabbath Story Hours
for children sponsored by Young
Israel in Congregations Beth
Tefilo Emanuel and Bnai Moshe.
They meet from 2 to 4 pi in.

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By DANNY RASKIN

Seiwice

This is WAR, and we win
only through unity. We all
showed what we could do, by
surpassing the Allied Jewish
Campaign goal. Now let's go to
the front with our hearts as a
weapon, and go over the top
with the $5,800,000 WAR CHEST
goal as a main objective.

ON THE BEAT . .. The Busi-
ness and Professional girls of
Bnai Brith, numbering 250, will
soon begin preparations for a
mammoth Bond rally at one of
the large hotels or ballrooms . . .
To include dancing and enter-
tainment, with many celebrities
appearing . . . We will m. c. the
affair, and $100,000 is our goal
this time . . . Other Bnai Brith
groups may collaborate . : . Area
5 needs the help of young people
. . . Register now. . . A new
group, Ushers Club, has been
formed at the Jewish Center,
under guidance of Edith Muskin
. . . A co-ed organization, mem-
bers will serve at Center lectures,
concerts, etc . . . A. Z. A. Din-
ner-Dance will be held at Hotel
Webster Hall, Oct. 30 . .. "Flags
on Parade" dance will be held
at the Center, Nov. 7 . . . Flags
of every United Nation will
adorn the auditorium . Abe
Weinstein has enlisted as a Naval
Air Cadet . . . Brother Norman
is stationed at Fort Leavenworth.

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Hailing U. S. Senator Prentiss
M. Brown as the key adminis-
tration leader in the Senate, the
Michigan Citizens' Council, of
which Benjamin Levinson is
chairman, this week renewed its
call to the voters of Michigan
to re-elect him on Nov. 3.
Pointing to Senator Brown's
successful fight for President
Roosevelt's anti-inflation bill,

I Don Cossack Chorus
To Sing at Masonic

Mr. Levinson released a copy of
the President's letter of grati-
tude addressed to Senator Brown.
A copy of the letter, reproduced
above, was presented by the
Senator to Mr. Levinson.
Senator Brown is reported to
be in line for the position of
leadership in the Senate should
Senator Barkley be elevated to
the Supreme Court.

Campers' Victory
Garden Aids Red
Cross, Youth Fund

Camp Nahclu set a new mark
in productive effort during the
summer by expanding its pro-
gram of victory garden avtivi-
ties.
The work of the campers was
crowned with success and the
bumper crop of the Nahclu Vic-
tory Garden was sold for $190 to
parents who visited the camp.
This sum was divided as follows:
$160 to the Red Cross and $30
the Youth Aliyah.
The counsellors' staff contri-
buted an additional $30. and Mr.
and Mrs. E. Leso ,A•oder, directors
of the camp, an additional $60.
for the Russian Relief Fund.

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Society has pledged to raise $2,-
500 for the War Chest. The group
is spo nsoring a concert and dance
Sunday evening, at Colony Club,
84 Montcalm, for the China Re-
lief Fund. Mrs. David Kallman
will be soloist accompanied by
Miss Florence Katzin.

October 3, 1942.

Joseph Kurland, 56, of 9459 I Helen Kirkpatrick at
Mlle. Eve Curie. distinguished
McQuade. passed away Oct. 11.
daughter of the greatest woman
Internment was in Beth Tikvoh Cass Town Hal! Oct. 23
scientist of all time, will speak at
Cemetery. He is survived by his
America's foremost woman war Detroit Town Hall at the Fisher
rife, Yetta, a son, Jack and two correspondent, Helen Kirkpatrick. Theater. next Wednesday morn-
daughters, Eva and Mrs. Goldie is the speaker for the Detroit ing.
Zeiger. Rabbi Leizer Levine and Town Hall, at the Cae.s Theater.
Her great biography, "Madame
Rabbi Jack Kurland, a nephew i Friday morning, Oct. 23. at 11 Curie'', has the unusual distinc-
of the deceased, officiated. Ira I o'clock. Miss Kirkpatrick is the
tion of being the selection of all
Kaufman conducted the services. I author of "This Terrible Peace"
the leading book clubs. Book of
and "Under The British Umbrel- the Month. Literary Guild, Jun-
Edward Gilbert, for many 1
la.'' Since 1930, after being grad- ior Guild and Scientific Book of
years a resident of Detroit, died
uated with honors from Smith the Month Club.
suddenly on Oct. 5 at Duarte,
College, she went to Europe as a
near Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Gil-
member of the Foreign Policy PISGAH YOUNG WOMEN
bert, who was a painter, had been
Association's Geneva Office, stay-
Young women of Pisgah Chapt-
a patient at the Los Angeles san-
ed on in Switzerland to direct the
atorium for the last two years. Geneva Research Center and be- er of Baal Brith gave a member-
Burial was in Los Angeles. Ex- gan her journalistic career in ship social at the Jewish Center.
cept for a brother, Ben, of St. 1935 writing special dispatches Oct. 6. A humorous skit was dir-
ected by Belle Hauptman. The
Louis, all his relatives are in for the New York Herald
Trib- cast included Mildred Altman.
Russia.
une. Recently she covered the Rose Beitman, Tillie Feinbloom,
arrival in Ulster of the American
The Queen Wilhelmina Fund, Expeditionary Force, observing Francis Glazer, Edith Greenberg.
enrolled in the War Chest drive, the American soldiers and their and Esther Scholnick. Helen
Averushin. membership chair-
Oct. 26 to Nov. 12, provides med- activities ever since.
man, presided.
icine, food, clothing, and shelter
for refugees from all parts of the wrindwowierieve
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Dutch Kiagdont, wherever they
can be reached.

Odessa Aid Society
Concert on Sunday

THE WHITE HOUSE
w*SHINGTOP.

George Liss, with a score of
245, took last week's prize for Temple on Oct. 21
high score in the Pisgah Bnai
Brith Bowling League.
The original D o n Cossack
The National Monthly Team
captained by Max Horwood; the Chorus under the direction of
AZA, captained by Charles Ross- Serge Jaroff will present another
ner, and the Greater Detroit of its famous programs of songs
Council, headed by Jules Mes- III and dances of Old Russia at the
kin, are now tied for first place.
The following three are now Masonic Auditorium Wednesday
leading the league: Harry Thom- Oct. 21. This ensemble is making
its 13th American tour.
as, 189; Paul Talberg, 182, and
The diminutive Serge Jaroff, a
S. Sklare, 179.
choirmaster at the time of the
Russian revolution, found himself
interned in a military camp along
with other Cossacks who had
Dora Fleischer, 94, died Oct. 10. fought in Wrangel's White Army.
The group sang for their own en-
Funeral services were held Oct.
11. She is survived by a son. joyment, but before long their
Louis and three daughters, Sonia fame spread beyond the prison.
A short time later they became
and Ida Noczick, of New York,
and Celia Kaufman. Internment the official choir of the Oithodox
was in Hebrew Memorial Park. St. Sofia Cathedral.
Tickets may be obtained at
Funeral services were conducted
Grinnell's, 1515 W•>odv. - ard Ave.
by Ira Kaufman_

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Sen. Brown
- Piaised by Roosevelt;
Levinson Urges His Re-Election

Jewish Youth's

Liss is Top Man
In Pisgah Bowling

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