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Friday, December

THE JEWISH NEWS

'Stick With Me to the Finish'

Leonard N. Simons . Slogan
Helps Promote Bond Drive

Member of Simons-Michelson Advertising Firm Has Been
Orie of the Guiding Spirits in Local War Bond Cam-
paigns; Shaarey Zedek Plans Affair .

/ To Leonard N. Simons, one of the leading figUres in War Bond
drives in Michigan, goes credit for another achievement—the selec-
tion of the adopted local slogan:-
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"Stick with me to the finish."
Mr. Simons, member of the advertising firm of
Simons-Michelson, has been one of the guiding spirts
of local bond drives during the past -two years.
He has had an important share in the successful
bond drives of Temple Beth El and Franklin Hills
Country Club and has supervised the advertising
campaigns for the War Loans.
In the 6th War . Loan, Mr. Simons( is again play-
ing an important role as supervisor of advertising.
Temple Beth El, Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
iith WAR LOAN Temple Israel, Knolwood Country Club, Franklin
Hills Country Club, Bnai David, Zedakah Club,
Home Relief Society, Temple Israel Sisterhood and numerous other
women's groups and landsmanshaften are active in the 6th War
Loan.
Davidson Guest . on Shaarey Zedek Proo-ram
Irving Davidson, of New York, noted Jewish: h bumorist, will ap-
pear. at Shaarey Zedek at 8:30 p. m. next Monday evening, to assist
in the congregation's SiNth War Loan drive. Admission will be a
pledge to buy a bond.
Mr. Davidson will have a complete new repertoire, Norman
Snider, men's club entertainment chairman, said.
Shaarey Zedek's drive is off to a fine star t, according to
Maurice Seligman, drive chairman, and is striving to surpass its
record of $1,260,000 set in the Fifth War Loan. Members of the bond
committee are at Shaarey Zedek -every evening except Fridays and
Sundays and on Sunday mornings. Bonds also can be purchased
daily except on the Sabbath at the Shaarey Zedek office.
The committee includes; Harry Cohen, president of the Con-
gregation; Harry M. Shulman, vice-president; Ben Sidlow, secretary
and Charles Smith, M. B. Lewis, Nathan Rubin, Morris Karbel, John
Frazer, Rubin Schayowitz, Irwin L Cohn, Abe Schmier, Philip
Olender, Phil Kanter, Albert Green, Morris Blumberg, Charles
Agree, Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, Mrs. Oshie Baker and Mrs. Bitker.
Arlazaroff Bomber Drive Near Goal
Harry Schumer announced this week that the $250,000 drive
for a bomber in memory, of T/4 Morris Miller, conducted by Arlazar-
off Branch of Jewish National Workers' Alliance; is nearing success.
Activities of all Jewish groups are being conducted for the 6th
War Loan in cooperation with Team A of the Wayne County Corn-
mittqe, under the co-chairmanship of Irving W. -Blumberg and
Henry Wineman.
Extra bonds were bought by employes of Sams, Inc., in tribute
to the memory of Lt. Raymond' Zussman who was killed in action
pn France. The Sams employes bought $580,000 worth of bonds.
Henry H. Reichhold, president, of the Detroit Symphony's board
of trustees, has given to the Treasury Department this Saturday's
symphonic concert, with admission by the purchase of War Bonds
only. The concert wil be under the direction of Karl Krueger,
music director, . with Claudia Arrau, pianist, and - Josephine Antoine,
'Soprano, as soloists. Bond purchasers will be entitled to as many
tickets as the number of bonds they Purchase. For information call
NI. 1354, NI. 2519, UN. 2-8372, TO. 2-3254 and FI. 2316.

charge of membership; Mrs. Mor-
ris Garvett and. Mrs. Harry
Metzger; membership chairmen;
Mrs. Jacob: Mazer,, records chair-
Central Group of Hadassah nian; Mrs: Harry Kopel, work-
1aunched its membership drive ers' chairman.
Nednesday. at a luncheon at Mrs.
Harry L..- Kopel's home, - 1602
MICHIGAN'S LARGEST
Edison.
FLORSHEISI. -REALER
RORSHEIM
ed.
1 Similar luncheonette meetings
will be held on Wednesdays
ILI Jan. 9, the' li:)sing date of -the
wen.1 Avel
idrive, except :on Dec. - 27.
2231-35 Woodward Next to Fox Theatre
Officers 'inciude Mrs. Harry
Open Evenings
vice-pkesicient_ -. 4„n

- Hadassah Central Unit
Launches Membership
Luncheonette Meetings

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1944

Hanukah Program
Planned 'by Center,
Council on Dec. 17

Stettinius Encourages Hope
For Allied Refugee Agency

Louis LaMed and Abram Mey-
erowitz, chairmen of the Yiddish
culture committees of the Jewish
Center and -Jewish Community
Council respectively, announce li
that the -next program, in the
series will take the_ form of a
celebration, on Sunday evening,
Dec. 17 in the auditorium of the
Center, Woodward - and Hol-
brook.
A number of local artists and
groups are combining their tal-
ents to provide the program un-
der the direction of Moishe Haar,
who has prepared a special pro-
gram, details of which will be
announced later. Tickets _are
available through Yiddish speak-
ing organizations affiliated with .
the Council, at the Center and
Council offices.

World/Jewish Congress Delegates Demand Establishment
of 'Effective' International Bureau by United- -
Nations to Solve Vital Problem

Center Hanukah
Musicale Dec. 12

LEONARD N. SIMONS

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The, music department of the
Jewish CoMmunity Center' an-
nounces that the next Center
musicale will be deVoted to corn- .
positions of Jewish composers.
Wyn Garden, soprano, Julius
Chajes, pianist, Arthur Gross-
man, violinist, and Bernard
Argiewicz, cellist, will share the
program.
Miss Garden has appeared fre-
quently in • concerts, rendering
Jewish and Hebrew songs. Her
program will include songs by
L. Weiner, L. Saminsky, L Edel,
J. Chajes and M.Zaira.
Of • special interest will be the
first performance of "Andante
Religioso" for violin, cello and
piano by A. W. Binder, one of
the leading Jewish composers,
professor at the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary, music director
at the 92nd Street YMCA and at
the Free Synagogue in New
York City. The - composition to
be performed is based on tra-
ditional Bible chanting and on
Chassidic' moods.
The program will also include
trio movements by J. Weinberg
and J. Chajes..
- Mus. • 3/C Manfred F. Kuttner
of the Dearborn Naval Training
Station will open the • concert
with the traditional candle bless-
ings. There will be community
singing of Hanukah and modern
Palestinian songs under the
direction of Mr. Chajes at the
close of the concert.
Katherine Ziff will be the acr
companist for Miss Garden.
There is no charge for admis-
sion.

Center Choral Group
Will Commence Dec. 6

The Center Choral Group,
under the direction of Julius
Chajes, director of music at the
Jewish Community Center, will
start rehearsals next Wednesday
at 8:30 p. m. Singers interested
. in joining the gfoup should con-
tact Mr. Chajes at the Center.
There is no age limit, and no fee
is required.

ATLANTIC CITY—The 300 delegates from 39 countries at-
tending the sessions of the World Jewish Congress have urged the
establishment of an "effective" international agency by the United
Nations to solve the refugee problem.
International action was urged by the conference whose dele-
gates were encouraged by the following message from Secretary
of State. Edward R. Stettinious Jr.: •
"The American Government and the people devoutly hope
that the terrible hurt suffered by the Jewiili people may be healed
and that your conference may worlp out a program of constructive
help and rehabilitation of .every kind for the Jewish people through-
out the world.
"Through the establishment -of the War Refugee Board the
American Government has manifested its deep interest and readi-
ness to help rescue suffering and persecuted European • Jews. I am
sure it will give its full sympathy to all wise and constructive
proposals to rehabilitate European Jewry and to • restore its full -
right."
A resolution in favor of the establishment of a Jewish Com-
monwealth in Palestine was adopted by the. delegates after Dr.
Stephen S. Wise, Dr. Nahum Goldman and other leaders condemned
terrorism. in Palestine and demanded fullest justice for the Jewish -
people everywhere.
The consensus at the Conference 'was that the rescuing of
refugees is the responsibility of all the democratic powers.

Halevy Holds Social

Woman' Violinist
Symphony Soloist

At Center Sunday

Halevy Singing Society's social
and dance will be held at the
Jewish Community,Center, Wood-
ward and Holbrook, on Sunday
evening. _Refreshments will be
available. There will be a pro-,
gram of entertainment.
Anna Warren and Nathan
Bennish announce that admission
"will be free and that the public
is invited.
Advance reservations may be
made for the 20th jubilee concert,
scheduled for Feb. 4, at the Mas-
onic Temple, with Igor Gorin as
soloist, by calling TO. 6-3374.

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Templeton in Concert
At Masonic Monday

The Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra is to be host to Carroll
Glenn, America's leading woman
violinist, at the
Thursday s u b -
scription concert,
Dec. 7. This
young artist,
American born
and trained, is
the first and only
person to win
the four major
prizes offered' in
open competition
to promising Carroll Glenn
musicians in the United . States by
the Naumburg Foundation, Town
Hall Endowment Series, $1,000
prize of- the National Federation
of Music Clubs and the Schubert
Memorial - Awards.
Karl Krueger and Carroll
Glenn have combined their tal-
ents before, and it is by special
request of the conductor that '
Miss Glenn will perform in De-
troit, the super-difficult Sibelius
Violin Concert, Op. 47.

Alec Templeton, the noted
pianist, composer Old improvisor,
will appear . in concert at the
Masonic Auditorium on Monday
evening, Dec. 4.
Mr. Templeton
has played and
sung his way
into the hearts
of the American
People in con-
certs, on the
radio and at
on
USO perform-
ances. He has
been hailed as
The I. L. Peretz School of
"musical Mark
Templeton
Windsor will hold its 11th an-
Twain" and hiS humor has en- nual banquet at the Shaar HaS-
chanted his many audiences.
homayim Auditorium on Sunday
evening, Dec. 10.
2nd Scandinaiian Symphony
A feature of the event will be
Concert Friday Evening
The Scandinavian Symphony a program of songs and recita-
Orchestra, which has contributed tions by Saul Meisels and Ida
to the musical presentations of Ruth Meisels of Cleveland.
this city during the past 15 years,
will give its second concert this
Friday, 8:30 p. m., at -Ionic Ma-
up the cold blockade in your nose
sonic Temple, Grand River and Open
with fast-acting Penetro Nose Drops.
Chope Place.
Breathe freer, easier, almost instantly,
The soloist of the evening will as they cool, soothe and shrink swollen
be Miss Lillian Fure. The or- nasal membranes. Caution: Use only as
chestra is under the direction of directed. Generous bottle 25c, 50e. Get
PENETRO NOSE DROPS
Eduard Werner.

Meisels at Windsor
Dec. 10
Banquet

COLD-STUFFED NOSE?

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