Friday, 'January 14, 1944

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Business, Synagogues Join
In 4th War Loan Campaign

"Battle of Warsaw

Ghetto" Recordings
Are Available Here

Zuieback Selects Team to Sell Bonds
In 4th Loan Drive at Shaarey Zedek

Beth El Bond Committee, Headed by Leonard Simons, Sets Transcriptions Are Being Dis-
$330,000 Goal; Total of $1,700,000 Sought by
tributed by the Jewish
Team 7, Headed by Wineman and Blumberg
Community Council
The Home Front is throbbing with activity in support
The recorded transcription of

of the Fourth War Loan, and every element in the commun-
:ity is exerting a serious effort to assure unstinted help for
the men overseas through the sale—and purchase of—War
Bonds.
Temple Beth El and Congregation Shaarey Zedek were

among the first houses of worship <=
to organize committees in behalf
of the Fourth War Loan.
Rudolph Zuieback heads the
Shaarey Zedek War Bond com-
mittee.
Beth El Sets Goal
Leonard Simons is chairman
of the Temple Beth El commit-
tee which has adopted a minimum
goal of $330,000 for the congre-
gation.
Mr. Simons explained that this
goal is intended to buy three
army hospital planes. Hy Schlafer
is chairman of the Men's Temple
Club committee and Mrs. Theo-
dore Kelter is chairman of the
Sisterhood committee. • •
Co-chairman of the Temple
Beth El committee assisting Mr.
Simons are Arthur Goulson,
Theodore Birnkrant, Julius Gil-
bert, U. S. Treasury advisor, and
HENRY WINEMAN
Leon Wayburn, in charge of pub-
licity.
Others On Committee
Others who are serving on the
Temple Beth El steering com-
mittee are: Dr. B. Benedict Gla-
zer, Mrs. John Hopp, Arthur
Edelson, Nathan Lerner, Bert
Kaatz, Irving I. Katz, David
Welling, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ze-
mon, Dr. Leighton Steele,
Charles Kottler and Mrs. Gerald
Spero.
Mr. Simons emphasized the
necessity for the purchase of E
Bonds. Pointing out that the
current War Loan slogan is
"Let's All Back the Attack," he
expressed the hope that other
congregations, and all local or-
ganizations, will follow the ex-
ample set by Temple Beth El
and Shaarey Zedek and will in-
augurate campaigns for the sale
of the maximum amount of War
Bonds to help win the war.
IRVING W. BLUMBERG
Set $1;700,000 Quota
Team 7 in the Banking Divi-
"We are about to see a power-
sion of the Detroit Fourth War ful invasion of Nazi-held terri-
Loan drive is headed by Henry tory for• a final push to defeat
Wineman and Irving W. Blum- the European barbarians. Our
berg. Alvin McCaulay heads the Army, Navy and Air Forces are
Banking Division.
the important units which are
Mr. Wineman announced this certain to bring glory to us and
week that his team had a quota to mankind and to assure Victory
of $1,700,000. The following co- for the democracies.
workers are assisting Mr. Wine-
Victory Depends on Us
man and Mr. Blumberg in the
"Victory depends upon the
:drive to reach this quota:
support WE at home give to the
Sanford Adler Charles N. Agree,
Maurice Aronsson, Ed Atlas. Louis C. fighting men. Each War Bond
Blumberg, Nathan Bonin, H. C. Bro- purchased here provides the
der, Harry Cohen, Harry S. Cohn, Ir-
win I. Cohn, Abraham Cooper, Harry necessary assurance in winning
C. Davidson. Clarence H. Enggass.
the war. That's why our slogan
Ben B. Fenton, Miles Finsterwald.
Harry Frank, Nate Fishman. Samuel now is LET'S ALL BACK THE
;Gerson. Fred A. Ginsburg, Harvey H. ATTACK.
Goldman, Harry S. Grant. Max C.
"The Fourth War Loan repre-
Handler. Israel Himelhoch, Harry Hy-
- man, Abe Kasle, Mrs. Max Kerner, sents a challenge to our sense of
Samuel G. Keywell, Max J. Hogan, duty. To assure an early Vic-
Julian H. Krolik.
Philip Lipson. Lawrence W. Michel- tory, each one of us must put a
son, Felix Mahler, Gus D. Newman, shoulder to the wheel and buy
Max Osnos, Meyer L. Prentis, Louis
Robinson, Meyer Rosenbaum, Alex more War Bonds to make real
Schreiber, George D. Seyburn• Abe the call: LET'S ALL BACK THE
Shiffman. Fred F. Simmons, Leonard
ATTACK!"
N. Simons, Sidney Stone.

Barney Smith, Abraham .Srere,
George M. Stutz, Melville S. Welt,
Frank A. Wetsman, Benjamin Wilk,
David Wilkus. Monte D. Wittelsho.fer,
Rudolph Zuieback.

Wineman's Appeal
Bonds may be purchased
through this committee by call-
ing Mr. Wineman, CH. 3770, at
the People's Outfitting Co.; Mr.
Blumberg at 1310 Lafayette
Bldg'., RA. 8200, or any member
of the above committee.
In his plea for a very serious
effort to help raise Michigan's
quota in the Fourth War Loan
as speedily as possible, Mr. Wine-
man stated;

the NBC broadcast of "Battle of
the Warsaw Ghetto" has been
acquired by the Jewish Com-
munity Council of Detroit for use
by its constituent organizations.
This is a recording of the dra-
matization which starred Ray-
mond Massey anddepicts the last
stand of Warsaw's Jews against
the Nazis program of extermina-
tion.
This program lasts half an
hour and is recorded on three
discs which can be played on any
electrical phonograph. Constitu-
ent organizations of the Com-
munity Council may borrow
these recordings for use at their
meetings.
Program chairmen of organiza-
tions may book these recordings
by calling the Community Coun-
cil office, CHerry 1657.

- •
Rudolph Zuieback, chairman of the War Bond committee of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, announces that he has enlisted a
group of workers to assist him in solicitations.
Mr. Zuieback has organized a team of five young ladies who
will alternate in issuing Bonds at the Shaarey Zedek from 7 to
every evening and 9 to 1 on Sundays. This team is shown above,
left to right:
The Misses Ruth Schneid, Rita Alexander, Jeanette Alexander,
Hilda Alexander and Ruth Felsot.
Mr. Zuieback announces that he is prepared to assist any local
organization which desires to organize a drive during the Fourth
War Loan campaign.

Hold Examinations
In Hebrew Schools

Council to Review
Anti-Semitic Issue
At Session Jan. 31

THEATER

"Combatting Anti - Semitism"
will be the principal item on the

United Hebrew Schools and their
Noted Actor to Appear in friends with the work of the

agenda of the mid-winter con-
ference of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council on Jan. 31 at 8:15
p. m., in. the auditorium of the
Jewish Community Cent e r,
Woodward at Holbrook. For a
number of reasons it was neces-
sary to change the Conference
from its original date of Feb. 14.
The discussion of "Combatting
Anti-Semitism" will take the
form of a symposium by a num-
ber of leaders in Detroit Jewry
who have been active partici-
pants in the community's pro-
gram of defending the Jewish
position. The symposium will be
followed by an analysis of De-
troit's program of combatting
anti-Semitism and will be fol-
lowed by a discussion and sug-
gestions from the floor.
At the business portion of the
Conference, the delegates will
elect two new members of the
Council's executive committee to
fill the vacancies created by the
resignation of Mrs. Samuel Men-
delsohn, .and Rabbi Morris Adler
who entered the Chaplaincy of
the U. S. Army.
In announcing the subject of
the Jan. 31 conference, James I.
Ellmann, president of the Coun-
cil, stated: "The problem of anti-
Semitism is upper-most in the
minds of most American Jews
today. This is an appropriate
time to examine and re-evaluate
our program in this field, in the
light of new events, and of the
various opinions which a sym-
posium of this sort will no doubt
bring forward."

TWO PIANO SCHOLARSHIPS
OFFERED BY THE CENTER
The music department of the
Jewish Community Center an-
nounces that an additional two
JEWISH GENERAL CITED
scholarships will be given to gift-
FOR VICTORY AT KIEV
ed piano students. Applicants
MOSCOW (JPS)—In an Order may write to the Jewish Commu-
of the Day, issued after the lib- nity Center for further informa-
eration of Kiev, Marshall Stalin tion.
named Lt.-.Gen. Chernichoysky,
a Jew, among the commanders KOWALSKY AND SAFFIR
IN RECITAL SATURDAY
responsible for the victory.
For Honor of the Fatherland,
Betty Kowalsky and Kurt Saf-
the official organ of the Red fir, scholarship pupils of the
forces at the - front, praises Tank Center's music school, will par-
Unit Commander Kuperstein for ticipate in a piano recital of the
his "excellent leadershp iin a Piano Study Club on Saturday
battle in which many enemy evening, in the Lecture Hall of
the Art Institute.
tanks were destroyed."

Rubin to Star in

"Between 2 Worlds"

Three Last Performances
at Littman's Theater

The final performances in De-
troit starring Manachem Rubin,
great Jewish actor, will take
place at Littman's Yiddish Peo-
ple's Theater, 12th and Seward,
on Sunday matinee and evening
and Tuesday evening.
Mr. Rubin will be presented in
the star role of Vinichenko's
four-act play, "Between Two
Worlds."
In this play, Mr. Rubin sings
"Kol Nidre," "Figaro" and other
great compositions.
A •large cast assists Mr. Rubin
in the presentation of this play,
tickets for which are now avail-
able at Littman's.

STOKOWSKY WILL CONDUCT
THREE MODERN WORKS
The compositions of three con-
temporary American composers,
Charles Sanford Skilton, Virgil
Thomson and Efrem Zimbalist,
and the overture-fantasy "Ro-
meo and Juliet" by the Russian
master, Tchaikovsky, are sched-
uled for performance by Leo-
pold Stokowski on the General
Motors Symphony of the Air
concert Sunday, Jan. 16 (NBC,
5 to 6 p. m., EWT).

In order to acquaint the par
ents of the children of the

schools, and with the progress
made by their children, periodig/
examinations are held in varicps
classes, upon completion of an
important book.
Such an examination will 'be
held next Sunday morning, at
11 o'clock, in the class of COI-
man Reisman in the Rose Ottig
Cohen School, Lawton and T2.yler, .
in the subject Chumosh, She-
moth (Exodus).
The following Sunday, Jan. 23,
an examination will be held in
the class of David Schakney, at
11 o'clock, in the Rose Sittig
Cohen School ; in the elements of
reading and Hebrew.

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