Friday,
'1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
Large Turnout at
JWB Arranging Sedorim
For Servicemen, Women
Concert at Center
Temple and Synagogue Groups and Other Organizations
Assisting in Making This Passover a Memorable One;
Large Sedorim at Jewish Center April 7-8
Plans are being completed for the Passover Sedorim for
servicemen and women in this area by the Jewish Welfare
Board.
All members of the armed forces stationed at any of
the camps located in or around Detroit are being invited
to attend the Sedorim, to be held at the Jewish Community
Center on April 7 and 8. For••
those men or women who prefer
a private home Seder, arrange-
ments are being made to place
them with the Home Hospitality
list of private families.
Temple and Synagogue Broth-
erhoods and Sisterhoods, Jewish
The annual appeal for Mo'os
War Veterans and other inter-
ested organizations, are cooper- Chitim, the fund to supply Pass-
ating to make this Passover a over necessities for needy Detroit
memorable one for the men in families, was issued this week
by Charles A. Smith, chairnian-
service.
of the local committee.
Can't Fill All Requests
In the course of his appeal, Mr.
Families who desire to be
hosts to servicemen and women Smith made the following report
should note that no promise can regarding the committee's accorn-
be 'made to supply all requests, .plishments last year:
"According to a resume made
©r even a small number of them.
Postcards, mailed to the Jewish by the JSSB, we gave matzos and
- Welfare Board, 8904 Woodward cash assistance - last year to 497
Ave:, should include full name, families for a total disbursement
address, phone number and the of $3,552.78, making for an aver-
number of men families are able age outlay of $7.00 per family.
to accommodate overnight.
The expenses last year amounted
No special. preparations should to $95.19 which covered postage,
be made in anticipation of hav- stationery, etc. For the great
ing servicemen as .guests. Those bulk of our stationery we are
offering their services are asked indebted to one of our contribu-
not to make their offers over tors.
the telephone but to use the
"We appeal to you to partici-
mails.
pate with us in thiS task. Send
Special Services
in your contribution at once so
This Friday evening, the Jew- that the committee can make all
ish Welfare Board is arranging preparations in time for Passover.
special services at the Chapel at We are sure that your Passover
Selfridge Field for the presenta- will be made the happier by the
tion of a set of Parocheth and knowledge that you have en-
Pulpit coverings, contributed by abled at least one other family
the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi; an to be more cheerful on this fes-
electric lighted Menorah by Mr. tival of freedom. We shall await
and ' Mrs. Samuel Auslander of your response."
Cortland Ave., in memory of
their daughter, Jeannette Aus-
lander Weiss, and a set of drapes
for the entire Chapel, donated
by the Louis Marshall Lodge of
the Bnai Brith in memory of
Sgt. Sol Buttner, of the Air
Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Buttner of Grand Ave., who
Home Relief Society will hear
died in service.
Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen review
There will also be the usual "Journey in The- Dark," a Harper
Social hour after services in the Prize Novel by Martin Flavin,-
special service office at the post. next Monday at 1 p. m. '
The guest speaker will be in-
troduced by her sister, Mrs. Je-
rome Kanter, chairman of the
day.
Mrs. Morris Rosenberg will be
hostess to the paid-up members
of the Home Relief Society at
her home, 19271 Strathcona
Drive, for a hincheonette which
Weinberg Hour over•WJBK will precede the meeting and
program. Mrs. Rosenberg. and
to Feature 15 Minutes of
Mrs. J. Sylvan are membership
Organization. Activities
chairmen.
Mrs. Irving H. Small, presi-
Beginning Sunday, April 9, a dent, and Mrs. Al Weisman, pro-
new 15-minute program will be gram chairman, extend an invi-
featured for Detroit Jewish Or- tation for all members to attend.
ganizations, sponsored by the
United Dairies, Inc., on Wein- BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD
berg's Jewish Hour.
SPONSORS CARD PARTY
Each Sunday from 10:45 to
Bnai Moshe members and
11 a. m. will be devoted to the
activities of Detroit Jewish or- their friends are invited to a
ganizations, societies, auxiliaries, card party sponsored by the
culture groups, Hebrew schools, Sisterhood next Tuesday, at 8
folk schools, Yeshivahs, Syna- P. M., in the social hall of the
gogues, Zionist groups and clubs Congregation, Dexter and Lawr-
to help acquaint the Detroit ence. Mrs. Alex Fisch, the presi-
Jewish community in their dent, appointed Mrs. Sam Freed-
man chairman - of the affair.
work.
Larger organizations will be Refreshments will be served.
able to send their speakers for !IiV4,004N,MNSS,00:100000:1041€
five-minute talks. Other organ-
Annual Meeting of
izations are asked to send in a
e
brief account of their activities
Jewish Welfare
and these will be broadcasted
Federation
during this 15-minute period.
All announcements should be
sent to Station WJBK not later
than Thursday before the broad-
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Address all letters with an-
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Program, WJBK, Radio Station,
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Detroit.
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TOMBSTONE UNVEILING
WILLIAM A. LYDGATE I
The unveiling of a tombstone
Editor of Gallup Poll
over the grave of Samuel Wine-
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Cemetery. Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan
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Detroit Committee
Makes Appeal for
Mo'os Chitim Fund
Interesting Program Present-
ed by Scooler and the
Meisels in Cultural Series
A capacity audience of over
700 people was on hand last Sun-
day evening to attend the con-
cert arranged by the joint Yid-
dish culture committee of the
Jewish Community Council and
Jewish Community Center. The
guest artists were Zvee • Scooler
and Saul Meisels, accompanied
by Mrs. Meisels.
The highlight of the concert
was the performance of a dra-
matic sketch by the American
Hebrew poet Abraham Regelson,
entitled "Proclaim Liberty" and
done in English narrative, with
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songs in Yiddish and Hebrew.
In addition Mr. Scooler present-
ed a group of original comedy
monologues, while Mr. Meisels
offered a program of Yiddish and
Hebrew folk songs, several of
..them of recent composition.
This was the sixth in the se-
ries of programs presented by
the committee this year. • The
final program will be given dur-
ing Passover as a festival cele-
bration.
During the intermission on
Sunday, Louis Levine, who in-
troduced the program of the eve-
ning, presented a speaker from
the local chapter of the Amer-
ican Red Cross who made a plea
for blood donors. This had been
arranged by the war efforts com-
mittee of the Community Coun-
cil, and a considerable. number
of persons registered to donate
blood this month.
Refugee Congregation
Affiliates With UAHC
CINCINNATI—The Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
has just welcomed into, mem-
bership its three hundred and
thirteenth affiliate congregation.
The new affiliate is a refugee
group of worshippers, the first
refugee congregation to join .the
UAHC circle. The affiliate, Con-
gregation Habonim, is the largest
of some 15 New York congrega-
tions made up wholly or in part
of refugees.
The spiritual leader of Hab-
onim is Dr. Hugo Hahn, former-
ly Rabbi of Essen, hub city of
the Ruhr. The synagogue in
Essen was famous as one of the
most beautiful European houses
of Europe.
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