THE JEWISH NEWS
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Judge Friedman to Preside Introduce
At UHS Anniversary Affair 'Black Book'
Fred M. Butzel, Honorary Chairman of United Hebrew
Schools Anniversary Celebration, Starting April 15
and to Last 9 Days; Complete Program Announced -
Friday, March UO, 1944
New Cultural Program
Set by Junior Hadassah
Members of Little Women of
Hadassah will be guests at the
meeting of Jr. Hadassah on
March 13, at the Rose Sittig Co-
hen Center.
At Dinner
THEATER
Wittier Stars
At Littman's
Outstanding Yiddish Theatri.
The dramatic group of Juniors,
Dr. Glazer to Review Latest
cal Star to Appear in
under the direction of Miss Lil-
Volume Describing Crimes
Judge William Friedman of the Wayne County Circuit
lian Greenhut, will present a Pu-
Popular Productions
Court will be toastmaster at the 25th anniversary banquet
rim operetta, a parody of Gilbert
Against Polish Jews
and Sullivan.
of the United Hebrew Schools which will conclude the nine-
Ben-Zion Wittier, one of the
day celebration to commence on April 15. The banquet will
"The • Black Book of Polish
Miss Frances Waterman, chair- outstanding actors on the Jewisl-
be held April 23, at the Shaarey Zedek.
Jewry," the story of cold-blood- man of the defense committee, stake, has arrived here to be
Fred M. Butzel is honorary •chairman of the celebration. ed murder of Jews by the Nazis, asks members to bring to the the guest star in the new attrac-
•The educational institute sched-
uled for April 16 will be addressed
by Dr. Azriel Eisenberg, director
of the Bureau
or Jewish Educa-
tion of Cleve-
land. The Insti-
tue is being;
planned b y a
committee com-
posed of Maur-
ice H. Zackheim,
chairman, Maur-
ice Landau,
Lawrence W.
Crohn, Morris
Lachover a n d
Bernard Isaacs. Judge Friedman
Oneg Shabbat Planned
An Oneg Shabbat will be held
at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
" April 22, with *Harry Cohen as
chairman of arrangements.
Parent-Teachers days have been
set for Monday and Tuesday,
April 17 and 18. The first com-
mittee to be organized for that
purpose is that of the ParlEsiOe
tch861. The- committee consists
the staff, headed by Alex Roberg,
M. Michlin, Mrs. Lillian Kanarek
and Mrs. Norman Ruttenberg,
secretary. The parents' committee
consists of Henry Feinberg, Dr.
and Mrs. Harry Portnoy, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Baskin, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Weisner, Mrs. M. Shulman, Mrs.
P. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Hyams and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Trombka.
An essay contest has been an-
nounced to be sponsored by Maur-
ice Landau and Harry Cohen. The
subject is "Why Do I Attend the
Hebrew Schools."
Written in Hebrew
In the high school and in the
higher classes of the elementary
school, the essay will be written
in Hebrew, and in other classes
in English. The prize for the He-
brew essays is a $25 Bond and
$15 in War Stamps, for the Eng-
lish essay $10 in War Stamps.
Thursday, March 30, is the last
day for submission of essays in
the contest.
The program committee for the
banquet includes Aaron.A. Silber-
blatt, Judge Friedman, Abe Kasle
and Rudolph Zuieback. Members
of the Woman's Auxiliary, head-
ed by Mrs. Jack Tobin, will be in
charge of decorations.
Dr. A. E. Bernstein, Julius Ber-
man and Morris Fishman are
heading the committee of hosts
for the banquet.
The commitee on educational
information of the United Hebrew
Schools, headed by Philip Slomo-
vitz, has just published the Pu-
rim bulletin which contains a Pu-
rim quiz- and other holiday fea-
tures. This bulletin is being sent
to the entire membership of the
schools.
Kvutzah to Celebrate
Purim Saturday Evening
Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrew cul-
tural group, will hold its annual
gathering on Saturday evening
in the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.
The program, prepared by the
chairman of the evening, Abram
Twersky, will feature brief talks
by M. Goldoftas and Isaac Franck
and a reading by Moshe Dombey.
There will be vocal selections by
Henri Goldberg, accompanied by
Miss Lillian Robbins; and a piano
recital by Miss Renee LaMed.
Purim refreshments will be
served by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Kvutzah.
• NEW HOSPITAL IN HAIFA
HAIFA (Palcor)—The former
Settlers' Hostel in Ahuza, on
Mount Carmel, has been taken
over by the Workers' Sick Bene-
fit Fund (Dupat •Holim) of the
Histadruth, and is to be con-
verted into a hospital mainly for
internal diseases, it is announced.
Over 50 beds will be available
in the 23 rooms of the building.
Form Kindergarten
At Hebrew School
Class, at Rose Sittig Cohen
published by the American Fed-
eration of Polish Jews, will be
introduced to Detroit Jews at a s
dinner at the Wilshire Hotel
next Thursday evening.
A review of the book will be
given by Dr. B. Benedict Glazer,
Rabbi of Temple Beth El.
Branch Meets on Sunday
Mornings
Jacob Dobzinsky, director of
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the Polish Federation's organP
The United Hebrew Schools zation department, is here to ar-
have opened a morning class
for children of kindergarten and
pre-kindergarten ages at the
Rose Sittig Cohen School, 13226
Lawton . Ave.
This class meets daily between
10 and 12 a. m. The children
spend two pleasant hours in a
Jewish atmosphere • learning
through play and song, listening
to stories and thus imbuing the
proper Jewish spirit at a tender
age.
Miss Miriam Gold it the kin-
dergarten teacher.
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Examination in itiaggaN
Class Sunday Morning
range the dinner. and to plan
distribution of the book among
public officials and others who
should know the facts regard- .
ing Nazi brutalities.
meeting books and magazines, to
be turned in to the USO for serv-
icemen.
Miss. Corrine Perlis has been
appointed chairman of the cul-
tural committee. The study pro-
gram has been outlined by the
Zionist Youth Commission. Meet-
ings will be informal and refresh-
ments will be served after discus-
sions. Thursday night has 'been
set as the meeting time, - March
16 being the opening night of the
program.
The Central Regional Confer-
ence of Junior Hadassah will be
held in Columbus, March 11 and
12. Harry M. Rosen, assistant di- .
rector of the Irene Kaufman Set-
tlement in Pittsburgh, will speak
on `:Junior Hadassah Comes of
Age."
"The Black Book of Polish
Jewry" has deeply impressed all
who have seen this document,
and there is a concensus. of opin-
ion that it will serve as evidence
against the Nazi butchers when
they are taken to account for heroism of Jews in the Warsaw-
their bestialities.
Gheto.
The "Black Book" not only
Reservations for the dinner •at
relates the irrror-s, I story
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Pkttlre form; it also givesan by calling Harry Weinberg, di-
account of the underground rector of the Jewish Hour on
work which has revealed the Radio Station WJBK.
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tions being brought to Detroii
for presentation on the stage of
Littman's Y i d d: i s h People's
Theater.
Abraham Littman, manager of
the theater, states that plays in
which Mr. Wittier has been
hailed by critics and audiences.
will be presented here . beginning
this Sunday. This week's attrac-
tion. is Siegel's "My Heart Is
Yours."
Tickets for the plays 'which
will feature Mr. Wittier and the
entire cast are now available at
the box office of the theater.
12th and Seward.
War Workers' Purim
Carnival Saturday Night
The War Workers will have a
Purim carnival, • with dancing,
refreshments and booths, at 9:30
p. m. Saturday, in the auditorium
of the Jewish Center. There will
be a fortune teller, a soft drink
booth, and a Kill Haman game,
There wi-H be "'a - strength} tvild
weight-guessing contest, a taxi
dance hall. Proceeds go to the
Red Cross.
Public examinations continue
in various branches of the Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools. An exam-
ination will be held next Sun-
day morning, in Joseph Haggai's
class at the- David W. Simons
Branch. Solomon Kasdan is prin -
cipal of this branch. These ex-
aminations are . open to the
public.
Odessa, Music Study
Groups Hostesses
At Downtown USO
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On Feb. 28, Odessa Independ-
ent Ladies' Club and Music
Study Club members were host:
esses in the afternoon and eve-
ning, respectively.
Odessa hostesses were Mes-
dames Harry Leiter, Harry Al-
lender, Ben Rothenberg, B e n
Pearlman, Sam Fisher, Irving
Lieberman, Harry G r o s s, I.
Strickstein, Harry Bricker, Wil-
liam Goldberg, J. Cr an e, A.
Chodak and Hyman Weisenthal.
Food packages are sent each
month to Fort Brady through
the generosity of Pisgah Lodge
of Bnai Brith and its auxiliary,
Temple Beth El Men's C 1 u b,
Zedakah Club.
Bnai Moshe, Korostishever, K.
P. Lodge. 55, Infants Service
Group, League for Labor Pales-
tine, Beth Abraham Free Loan,
Perfection Lodge a n d Joseph
Ruby sent packages during Feb-
ruary to Fort Custer.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society is
providing cookies for service-
men.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenbaum
contributed $25 through Zedakah
Club for a Purim package for
Fort Brady servicemen in honor
of their daughter's engagement.
0 - Pleasant travel is still possible if you
travel, the D&C water way when our
spring season opens. Yes—we are carry-
ing essential war time travellers by the
thousands, but the big passenger capa-
city of the ships of- the D&C Fleet mean
that we do not have to crowd or in-
convenience you. There's plenty of room
to really rest and relax _ on your trip
with D&C.
Virginia Is 17th State
Opposed to White Paper
RICHMOND, Va. (JPS)—The
Virginia State Legislature h a s
adopted a resolution calling for
"the development of Palestine, as
a self-governing Jewish Com-
monwealth" and demanding the
abrogation of the White Paper.
Since the issuance of the Brit-
ish White Paper of 1939 which
would: prohibit all Jewish im-
migration intb Palestine after
March 31st,. 16 other states have
demanded that this White Paper
be abolished. They are: Alabama,
California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Mary-
1 a n d, Massachusetts, Missouri,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Rhode Island, South Caro-
lina and Texas.
Buy War Bonds !
We have striven to maintain our accom-
modations and services at pre-war levels..
Operating personnel will extend you
traditional D&C hospitality. Plan now to
travel pleasantly with D&C when our
new season opens. The time nears. We
plan to begin overnight service to Cleve-
land on or about April first. Around May
tenth service to Buffalo will start. And,
it's not too early, now, to plan your D&C
cruise to Mackinac and Georgian Bay.
D&C cruises will begin. in June and
operate mid-weekly and on week-ends
through the season. We hope we shall
have the pleasure of serving you.
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