THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, February 5, 1943

Page Thirteen

Women's Groups Meet MUSIC
At Temple on Monday

Haas to Tell Jews'
Music Contribution

Kvutzah Ivrith Ladies
Luncheon Wednesday

Will Hear Address by Prof.
Arlinghaus of University
of Detroit

"The Jewish Contribution to
World Music" is to be the subject
of a talk by Karl W. Haas, or-
ganist of Temple Israel, on Tues-
k5,.-. • ... . evening, in
t h e auditorium
of Roosevelt
School, Linwood
t Burlingame.
:This talk, to be
illustrated by
Mr. Haas at the
piano, is spon-
sored by Halevy
Singing Society
and will follow
Karl W. Haas the weekly re-
hearsal of the Halevy chorus.
The public is invited.
On Feb. 2, the program follow-
ing the Halevy rehearsal featured
Jack Rosberg of the chorus' tenor
section.
On Jan. 31, a portion of the
Halevy chorus sang at the jubilee
honoring David Pinsky of the
Jewish National Workers Alli-
ance, at the Carrie Sittig Cohen
Bldg., under Farband auspices.
Solos were sung by Edith Rez-
nick and Dorothy O'Koon, so-
pranos.

Rabbi Morris Adler will be
the speaker at the annual donor
luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Kvutzah Ivrith, at Riviera
Hall, next Wed-
nesday. Cantor
'J. H. Sonenklar
. . will render He-
brew selections
and will be ac-
companied b y
Miss C. Robbins.
A brief address
will be deliv-
ered by Bernard
Cantor
Isaacs, superin-
Sonenklar tendent of the
United Hebrew Schools.

Members of all organizations
affiliated with the League of
Jewish Women's Organizations
will meet at 1:30 p.m. on Monday
in the Brown Memorial Chapel
of Temple Beth El.
Dr. Francis A. Arlinghaus, pro-
fessor of history at the Univer-
sity of Detroit, will speak on
"The Origin of the American-
Japanese Conflict." He will be
presented by Miss Setta Robin-
son, program chairman.
Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg,
president of the League, pointed
out in a statement this week that
all Jewish women's organizations
are represented in this central
organization for the purpose of
promoting closer cooperation in
the Jewish community. Each or-
ganization is represented on the
League's war efforts board by
its president and war activities
chairman and they are kept in-
formed on all phases of service
in war work.
Mrs. Carl Schiller is chairman
of the war efforts board, and
hundreds of Jewish women are
serivng in Draft and Ration
Boards, are aiding in civilian de-
fense and in the sale of War
Bonds and Stamps.
Mrs. Rosenberg announces that
the League maintains a program
service and affiliated organiza-
tions may arrange for programs
and speakers by calling Aimee
Gaines, chairman, TO. 6-6166.

Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
POST

By

DANNY RASKIN

Jews, Catholics,
Protestants in
Joint Concert

First Inter-Faith Good Will
Program Set for Feb. 16
at Art Institute

The first Inter-faith Good Will
Concert to be presented in De-
troit will - be held Tuesday eve-
ning, Feb. 16, in the large audi-
torium of the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
The program has been ar-
ranged by the music committee
of the Detroit Round Table of

MARGUERITE KOZENN

Catholics, Jews and Protestants,
co-chairmen of which are Julius
Chajes, director of music for the
Jewish Community Center and
Temple Beth El; Dr. Nellie Beat-
rice Huger, founder and a direc-
tor of the Guild of Detroit
Church Musicians; Joseph Mich-
aud, organist and music director
of Holy Redeemer Roman Cath-
olic Church.

Varied Program

The choir of the Grosse Pointe
Memorial Church under the di-
HERE 'N THERE .. . Pvt. Ir- rection of Charles Frederic
ving Farber sends regards to Morse will give selections from
"good 'ol Detroit from Allied
Headquarters in North Africa . .
Leo Peretsky became a rookie,
recently . . . Ed Blum returned
from Ft. Custer, where he took
examinations for a lieutenant's
commission ... Dan Bogorad left
for the Navy Training School at
Notre Dame U. where he'll study
to be an ensign . . . Gamma
Kappi Chi won the blood donor
contest given for all fraternities*
and sororities at Wayne U. . . .
Their Induction Party will be
held Tuesday, in the Jade Room
of Hotel Leland . . . Entertain-
ment and special services for the
36 boys in the Armed Forces.
Pvt. Bernie Whiteman has
been transferred to Alabama and

Aviation Cadet Max Bunion is

with the Air Corps in Florida . .
Blackout inspectors are warning

CYRIL WEZEMAEL

isn't wearing his frat pin any-
more . . . Speaking of jewelry,
Jr. Hadassah girls are making
some to raise money for Youth
Allyah . . And would a lot of
feminine groups like to get a
grip on the Hadassah's male list,
urn! urn! . . . P. F. C. Jerry Ros-
enweig was in town from Ft.
Brady, Mich. . . . Cpl. Soloman
Dublin is attending Officers Can-
didate School at Ft. Sill, Okla.
. . . Pirt. Leonard Weingarden
came in froth there weighing 16
more pounds! . . . Lt. Daniel Sie-
gel is furloughing from Ft. Sheri-
dan, Ill. . . . Lt. Henry Ehrlich is
somewhere overseas . . The
Intermediate graduation exer-
cises at Durfee school, certainly
reminded us of how- the times
have changed . . . Reception in
gym, with orchestra and refresh-
ments . . . In the "good old
days," we would receive our di-
ploma and run so they couldn't
take it back . . . Pvt. Ben Born-
s, tein. hello's from Ft. Benning,
Ga. . . .Alyse Geer is still trying
to hunt up talent for a show
she is to direct soon . .. P. F. C.
Joe Rosen is at the Buckingham
Army Air Field, Ft. Meyers, Fla.

chorus of the Music Study Club.
Marguerite Kozenn will be the
soprano soloist. She was the
honor prize winner at the First
International Competition in Vi-
enna in 1932. She has been Prima
Donna of the Royal State Opera
in Bucharest and of the Volks-
opera in Vienna and has ap-
peared with leading orchestras,
including Vienna Philharmonic,
the BBC in London, National Or-
chestra in Paris, and New York
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Cyril Wezemael, Detroit bari-
tone, also will participate.

Eve Goldberg about that love Protestant, Catholic and Jewish
light in her eyes, and Carl Manis composers. Mr. Morse directs the

Accompanists

Luncheon Program
Set by Sisterhood
Of Shaarey Zedek

Mrs. A. DeRoven is chairman
of the arrangements committee.
For reservations call Mrs. A. D.
Marks on, president, TY. 6-9159.

Sisterhood Luncheon
Sunday at Bnai Moshe

The ninth annual donor dinner
of the Bnai Brith Sisterhood will
be held Sunday, in the banquet
hall of the Synagogue, Dexter
and Lawrence.

Ernest Goodfriend will be
toastmaster and Philip Adler, of
the Detroit News, will deliver
the address.

The guests will be greeted by
Mrs. Alex Fisch, Sisterhood presi-
dent, Adolph Beck, congregation
The Sisterhood of the Con- president, Rabbis Moses Fischer
gregation Shaarey Zedek will be and Jacob J. Nathan, Mesdames
hostesses to the 13 Women's Aux- Adolph Beck, Louis Kepes and
iliaires of the Westminster Pres- Robert Middleman of the ar-
byterian Church at a luncheon rangements committee and Mrs.
on Tuesday, at 12:30, in the social Bert Ruby, program chairman.
Dance music will be played by
hall of the Shaarey Zedek.
. This affair has become an an- the Jules Klein orchestra.
nual event. Last year the auxili-
aries of the Westminster Church
entertained - the Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood. All members of the
Sisterhood are urged to attend.
Reservations can be made for the
luncheon by calling Mrs. Sam
Weisman, TO. 6-4094.
The address of the afternoon
will be given by Rev. Robert M.
FreShe, director of education of
Westminster Church. His subject
wlil be "Understanding."
"Prophet Amos o n Times
Square" will be recited by Mrs.
Milford Pregerson. Rosa Bassin
Stein, who arranged the music
for this reading, will be the ac-
companist. The presentation of
this poetic work by Rabbis J. J.
Weinstein was widely acclaimed
at the Zionist meeting on Tues-
day evening. Concluding words
will be given by Rabbi Morris
Adler.

Buy War Bonds!

Van Paassen Speaks
Here on Wednesday

Pierre Van Paassen, distingu-
ished crusading journalist, will
speak on "America's Role in
World Peace" at Detroit Town
Hall in the Fisher Theater, Wed-
nesday morning, Feb. 10.
Because of his denunciation of
Jewish persecution and his .espo-
usal of the effort of Jews to
create a homeland in Palestine,
Van Paassen was voted in 1934
one of the greatest Christian
friends of the Jewish people,
and was made an honorary citi-
zen of the all-Jewish city of Tel-
Aviv.
Van Paassen was one of the
first news men to interview Mus-
solini and Hitler, served time in
a Dachau concentration camp, and
had his life threatened many
times. When World War II broke
out, he was in France, and warn,
ed officials that the Nazis would
attack France through Holland
and Belgium.
Author of three great books,
"Days of Our Years", "The Time
is Now" and "That Day Alone",
the noted correspondent is now
at work on a new volume, "Who's
on the Lord's Side, Who?" to be
published soon.

Mme. Kozenn will be accom-
panied by Mr. Chajes, composer
and pianist, and Mr. Wezemael
Will be accompanied by Dr.
Charles Wuerth, organist and
music director of Nardin Park
Methodist Church.
Gilbert Gervais, organist and
director of music of the Epiphany
Romar Catholic Church, will
appear in several solos.
Joseph Q. Mayne, executive
secretary of the Detroit Round
Table ; will be the chairman of
the evening. J. D. Callaghan,
WHERE THEY ARE . • . Buy music critic of the Detroit Free anthem "Unto the Lord," by
Bonds to bring them back . . . Press, will be the commentator. Heinrich Schalit of Rochester,
Jewish Selections
Lt. Daniel C. Siegel, M. C. . . .
New York; and "By the Rivers
2nd General Dispensary, Ft.
The Jewish selections to be of Babylon," by Julius Chajes.
Sheridan, Ill. . . . P. F. C. Jerry sung by Mina . Kozenn include
Tickets may be obtained at
Rosenzweig . • . Station Hospital,' the first performance of the Grinnell Brothers or the Detroit
Medical Detach ■ nent, 1604 S. U. "Sheina" by the young New Round Table office, 907 Washing-
... Ft. Brady, Mich.
York composer, Max Helfman; an ton Blvd. Bldg.

Our

CHILDREN'S
CORNER

Dear Boys and Girls:
This week I am sharing with
you some important facts about
Jews in America.
With so many of our relatives
and friends serving in the armies
of the United Nations, we should
all be fully informed on the
event of the years that have
passed, when Jews fought in the
wars of the United States and
contributed to the building
America.
Again I wish you all a very
pleasant Sabbath.

a

UNCLE DANIEL.

* * *

FACTS YOU SHOULD KNOW

The camouflage company of
the British Eighth Army, which
was cited by Prime Minister
Churchill in his review of the
Libyan front, is composed almost
two-thirds of Palestinian Jewish
sold i erS.
General Frederick H. Kisch,
former chairman of the Jewish
Agency Executive for Palestine,
received the award C.B. for
tinguished service as1 senior en-
gineer to the British Eighth
Army in Libya. He already holds
the decorations C.B.E. and D.S.O.
Twenty-four students of the
Haifa Nautical School, a branch
of the Haifa Technical Institute,
have recently been the first to
graduate as navigators, radio op-
erators and marine engineers.
Palestine's wartime grain sup-
ply will be kept intact by a
manufacturing process developed
in Hebrew University's physical
chemistry department.

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