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CKLW Commentator
To Speak Before
Home Relief Society
Plans for the Coming Season
To Be Discussed; Meeting
at Jewish Center
Miss Mary Morgan, commen-
tator on radio station CKLW,
will be the guest speaker at the
season's opening meeting
of
Home Relief Society on Monday,
Sept. 20, at 12:30 p. m., in the
conference room of the Jewish
Community Center. A dessert
luncheon will preceed the meet-
ing.
Trodding the footlights again
Due to Miss Morgan's appear- are Harry Green and Jack Pearl.
ance on the radio at 3:30 p. m., They're rehearsing "All for All"
the meeting will be called for Broadway.
promptly at 12:30 p. m.
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Major Alex S. Friedlaender,
Medical Corps, A. U. S., retired,.
has recently returned from for-
eign duty and is now associated
with Dr. Meryl M. Fenton in the
practice of allergy at 1212 Eaton
Tower.
The Six-Pointed Star
The six-pointed star, known
as the "Shield of David," has
been accepted as a symbol of Ju-
daism only during the last hun-
dred years. Hexagonal symbols
of this kind are known to have
been commonly used in many
civilizations.
Courtesy Offer
To Subscribers of
The Jewish News
By EMMA LAZARUS.
There Will Be No Charge
For the Insertion of
NEW YEAR
GREETINGS
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Cpl. Abe Solter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chailes Solter of 3729 W.
Grand Ave., is home on furlough
until Sept. 14, from North Camp
Hood, Tex. Dui'ing his furlough,
Cpl. Solter spent a few days at
the Chava of Hashomer Hatzair,
Hightstown, N. J. In Detroit, he
was affiliated with Hashomer
---,Hatzair and was active in Jewish
;National Fund work. He has
been in the service 11 months.
His brother, Julius, is with the
it Corps at Lincoln Field, Nebr.
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:second Lt. Solly Moglovkin,
sori- of Mrs. Rose Cosit of. 2497
Clements Ave., received his com-
mission as his Wings as a pilot
at Craig Field, Ala., on Aug.
30. His mother and his sister,
Doris Moglovkin, attended the
graduation ceremony. A gradu-
ate of Central High School, Lt.
Moglovkin is 21 years old. He
was home on leave this week.
Upon his return to Camp Craig
'he will be assigned to single en-
gine fighter training.
done this summer by sewing
groups. Contributions of cookies
were sent to the Red Cross Bat-
tle Creek Hospital during the
summer months under the su-
pervision of Mrs. Barney New-
man, chairman. These are two of
the war projects sponsored by
Home Relief Society.
On Sept. ;9, Mrs. Peter Miller * * * ** * * * *
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
of Atkinson Ave. was hostess to
Dexter at Cortland
board members of Home Relief.
Patriotic
Convocation
Mrs. Irving H. Small, chairman
.if Sunday. Sept. 12, at 2 p.m. _le
of the board, presided. Plans for
Speaker: Rabbi S. P. Wohl-
gelernter of Seattle. Wash.
the year were discussed. An-
Mrs. Maxwell Emmer, presi- nouncement was made of work * * * * * * * *
Mr. and Mrs. H. Zolkower, of
5224 W. Outer Drive, have re-
ceived word that their son, Lt.
Meyer Zolkower, has been pro-
moted from 2nd Lieutenant to
1st Lieutenant. Lt. Zolkower is
stationed at the Basic Training
Center in Fresno, California,
where he is Personnel Control
Officer.
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dent, will preside at the meeting
which will launch the organiza-
tion's Fall affair, A War Time
Project, to be climaxed with a
gall and Bond event on Sunday,
Oct. 31, at the Statler Hotel.
Mrs. Arthur Gould, chairman of
the project, will elaborate on
plans at this meeting. An invi-
tation is extended to all mem-
bers and their friends to attend.
Epistle to the Jews
Technician 4th Grade William
M. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles K.. Harris, 18664 Oak
Drive, has been promoted to the
rank of Technician 3rd Grade, it
was announced by the Army
Public Relations Office at New
Orleans, La., where he has been
on duty. Harris was inducted on
May 6, 1942.
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Friday, September 10, 1943
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Eghfeen
Tc • follow the tradition of inserting New Year Greetings
in the community's Jewish newspaper, THE JEWISH
NEWS, in accordance with our policy, will publish such
Greetings WITHOUT CHARGE as a courtesy to Paid Sub-
scribers who wish to greet their friends in. the Rosh
Hashanah Issue on October 1, 1943.
EMMA LAZARUS
Every student of the Hebrew
language is aware that we have
in the conjunction of our verbs
a mode known as the intensive
voice, which by means of an al-
most imperceptible modification
of vowel points, intensifies the
meaning of the primitive root. A
similar significance seems to at-
tach to the Jews themselVes in
connection with the people among
whom they dwell. They are the
intensive form of any nationality
whose language and customs they
adopt . . . Influenced by the same
causes, they represent the same
results; but the deeper lights and
shadows of their Oriental tem-
perament throw their failings, as
well as their virtues into more
prominent relief.
Romberg to Direct
Concerts Sept. 22, 23
Sigmund Romberg, composer
of "The Student Prince", "May-
time", "The Desert Song", "BloS-
som Time" and "New Moon" will
conduct a 45-piece orchestra in
popular concerts atthe- Masonic
Auditorium, Sept. 22 and 23.
. Also on the program will be
four soloists, Marthe Errolle,
prima donna of the St. Louis Mu-
nicipal Opera; Esther Borja,
Brazilian singer; Mary Becker,
well-known. violinist, and Eric
Mattson, young tenor, formerly
with the San Francisco Civic
Opera.
Advance reservations are being
made at Grinnell's.
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The Jewish News and all insertions must be voluntary,
thereby eliminating commercialization of the Holy Days.
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