• Local Brevities CANTOR AARON EDGAR, formerly of Detroit, at present with Beth-El Synagogue in Omaha, Neb., will render Pales- tinian songs by Julius Chajes Friday, in a Passover concert. The Beth-El . choir, under the direction of Mr. Edgar, for the first time in Omaha will per- form several choral numbers by Mr. Chajes. * * MARGUERITE KOZENN, De- troit soprano, will be guest soloist with the "Kinor" all- JeVvish orchestra in New York City, April 1 and April .5. Kinor orchestra, under the direction of Siegfried Landau, was recently organized..by the cultural di- vision •of the Zionist Organiza- tion of America. * .* * Promotion of activities related to the war effort is to be the subject matter of entries in the seventh annual POSTER ART CONTEST now in progress in the secondary public schools' of Detroit. Purchase of War Bonds and Stamps, Salvage,. Conserva- tion and Victory Gardens are Possibilities suggested, as well as recruiting either of manpower or for the Armed Forces, Pres- entation of the awards to the winners is to be made immedi-: ately after the close of the con- test (May 7) by Dr. Warren E. Bow, superintendent of the De- troit Public Schools, at a Meet- ing to be held at the Detroit Institute of Arts. The 100 best designs as selected by the judges will be on exhibition at the J. L. Hudson Co. during the week of May 14. * * * KA.RBAL FAMILY CLUB met on March 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Karbal . of Webb Ave. The next meeting will be held at the home of Morrie Karbal also of Webb Ave. Senator Chaves Calls For War on Bigotry Leaders in Gewerkshaft.en Drive MORRIS SCHAVER MORRIS LIEBERIVIAN Passover Greetings To All Our Friends and Customers in the. Community Or, Wonder Bread Bakery 2915 Grand River Ave. Abbe Press. Inc. "Symphony of. the Americas," a new series of Mutual broad- casts under the . sponsorship of Reichhold ChemicalS, Inc., which will salute neighboring Ameri- can nations musically, will. re- : place the. Saturday broadcasts. of the Detroit Syniphony .Orch- estra sponsOred by Henry H. Reichhold, .starting Saturday, April 14. The new programs, to be heard- from -8:30 to a, p. ni., (EWT) will occupy the first half hour Of _the Detroit Symphony time,. until the latter's MBS series is resumed in the fall. HARRY SCHUMER BENJAMIN M. LAIKIN At the April 8 rally at Cass High School, auditorium, arranged to mark the end of the Histadrut-Gewerkshaffen drive, - reports uTill be submitted to contributors and organizational delegates by Morris Schaver, chairman of the drive; Benjamin M: Laikin, Co-chairman: Harry Schumer, treasurer; Morris Lieberman, chairinan of the executive committee: The guest speakers' ..Will 'be' Dr. '.Barnett *R: Brickner and Baruch Zuckerman. Moyshe . Oysher 'will be the Zeatured soloist. . . GRISWOLD Sport • Cood%-- 1134 Griswold CH 3111 TYPESETTERS FOR • THE JEWISH NEWS Grocers' Spotlight West Side Courier Michigan Beverage News Community News Wyandotte Tribune River Rouge Heraid • PUBLISHERS OF . Grosse Pointe News Detroit Westward HO, 6743 9662 Grand River Avenue Midway Florists TO. 8-1650 3351 West Davison PASSOVER GREETINGS GORMAN and THOMAS INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND REPRESENTING 50 OF' THE LARGEST AND SOUNDEST INSURANCE COMPANIES 2ND FLOOR MAJESTIC BLDG. A HAPPY PASSOVER The 23 years that it has been our good for- tune to serve the community, places on us a responsibility to our discriminating pa- tronage. It will be our aim to give each a fair share of those goodies that have made us famous, ever maintaining our traditional quality . . . even though quantities must be curtailed. Send a Box of PERWEIN GOODIES to Your Boy in Camp! 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Seder" observances here spon- sored h-y the National Labor Committee for Palestine, the Superior Instruction In All American agency representing Forms of The Art of the Histadrut, the Jewish Federa- tion of Labor in Palestine. This figure compares with the 6,000 who attended last year's celebration, a4a affair initiated 13 years ago. The ballrooms of two of New Theodore J. Smith York's largest hotels—the Com- modore and the Astor—will be STUDIO required on two successive eve 13206 Livernois nings, Saturday and Sunday, to 4.04 . accommodate the record attend- ,444,4,,wj,„,.;„4444,4 10,000 Partitipate • In 4 Third Seder' Observances in N.Y. DANCING of two bills designed to elim- I mate racial Or religious discrim- I 'illation in employment, now in I a Senate sub-committee, was urged by Senator Dennis Chavez (D) N. M., chairman of the sub-; committee, speaking before a mass meeting, on economic de- mocracy called by the American Jewish. Congress. Dr. Stephen S. Wise, presi- dent of the American - Jewish Congress, speaking at the din ner, said that the model anti- bias law which the , Congress'! Commission on law and legisla-' tion had written. in 1943, has be- come law in New York State and is under consideration in 10 other states. Page Forty-O nc THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, Mardi 30, 1945 Listen to KAY LORRAINE "SING FOR YOUR SUPPER" TUESDAY wiR 6:30 THU RSDAY WV W.T.) F1, M. COPYRIGHT 1940 TiVOLI BREWING COMPANY PASSOVER GREETINGS "THIS IS MUTUAL"