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THE JEWISH NEWS

T- clay, AprN 20, 1945

City Plan Body Approves
Jewish Hospital Location

Bicur Cholem Society Pledges $5,000 Toward Fund
For the Erection of a Jewish Hospital in Detroit

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A petition of the Jewish Hos- feet to the City so that Whit-
pital Association of Detroit for a comb Ave. can be widened to
change of zoning to enable them 100 feet and enough land to wid-
to build a modern hospital on a en Lauder to 90 feet.
According to the Plan Coin-
34-acre site bounded by McNich-
ols, Outer Drive, Whitcomb and mission's recommendation, en-
Lauder, has been approved by trance to the hospital must only
the City Plan Comthission and be from McNichols and Lauder.
Max Osnos, president of the
forwarded to the Common Coun-
Jewish Hospital Association, stat-
cil.
In granting this zoning change, ed that the plan is to construct
the Plan Commission requested a modern building with well
that the hospital be set back 300 landscaped grounds. The hospi-
feet from Outer Drive and Whit- tal will be non-sectarian under
—Photo by M. Safron, Jewish News Staff Photographer
comb in order to protect the Jewish auspices.
Bicur Cholem Society follow- ons Branch of the United 1 left to right- Mesdames Marcus,
At present, the property, which
single family houses in the neigh-
is vacant, is zoned for single fam- ed a well-established tradition Hebrew .Schools to Harry Frank, .Fryman, Dorchen-, Suhd, Krohn,
borhood.
The Hospital Association also ily houses, except for McNich- in the society's history by one of the of ficers of the H. Hubert, A. Dubrinsky, M.
Hospital Association.
was requested to dedicate 50 ols, which is zoned for business.
pledging $5,000 to the Jewish
Members of the Bicur Cholem Merzon, J. Nosanchuk, F. Dia-
Hospital. Association, towards who -participated in pledging mond, • Ginsoerg.
Mrs. Ida Solai, president of the
Outstanding Artists
Halevy Society Elects
the fund for the building of a this 'sum at the meeting weye:
Front row, left to right.: Mes- society for 18 years, turned over
Jewish hospital in Detroit.
Goldberg as President
To
The pledge, secured by A. J. dames Postner, Goldin, Hellman, $2,100 worth of war bonds as an
Lachover, was presented at a Margolis, Solai, Techener, Greg- initial payment towards the
Compositions
Here
Detroit • Halevy Singing So-
meeting at the David W. Sim- man, Wainger, Charlit. Standing, $5,000- pledge.
ciety on April 10, elected _offi-
cers for the year 1945-46 with
Henry Siegl, well-known De-
directed by Bernard Farber, the discussed this week by various
the following results: president, troit violinist, Georges Miquelle,
show will star Jinx Martin in Mothers' Clubs.
David Goldberg; vice-president, solo cellist of the Detroit .Sym-
Young Women's Study Club
the role of Dr. Gillespie. Mor-
Julius Chafetz; treasurer, Wil- phony Orchestra, Rose Cooper,
will have a spring- social- honor-
ris
Weiss,
a
member
of
the
Cen-
liam Gayman; financial secre- noted 'soprano, - . Julius Chajes,
ter staff and adviser to the . In- ing their husbands Sunday eve-
tary, Helen Rubin; correspond-
- the ning, at the Jewish Center.
termediate Council of
Rose
Berghoff;
ing secretary,
Mothers' and Daughters' ban-
TWelfth
Street
Council
Center,
is
recording secre-
quets of the two senior Mothers'
supervising
the
production
and
is
tary, Sonia Bus-
acting as stage manager. Mrs. Clubs will take place as follows:
sell; librarian,
Start Eight-Week Tennis
Center Mothers' Club, Monday,
Royal Maas, a member of Detroit
Nathan Bennish;
Course at Center May 1
Section National Council of Jew- May 14; 6:30 p: m.
chairman of pa-
An eight week elementary ish . Women, and a volunteer
Twelfth St. Mother's Club, May
trons' commit-
course in tennis instruction will staff member at the Twelfth 22, .6:30 p. m.
ee, Morris Shat-
start May 1 . in the main gym- Street Council Center, will play
The banquets are to be held at
zen; musical
nasium of the Jewish. Center, the accompaniments.
the Jewish Community Center.
committee, Dan
Woodward at Holbrook.
In addition to Jinx Martin, the
Frohrtian, musi-
The course is open to full Cen- cast includes Renee Adler, Irene
Henry
Siegl
Mrs.
A.
Cooper
cal director and
ter members only, men and Shipley, Sol Stein, Joe Lipson,
chairman, M a x
Women. Those interested are
Levy, co-chair- composer-pianist, and the Cen- asked to bring their own tennis Bob Weinberg, Ben Martin,
Goldberg
tral
Woodward
Christian
Church
Chick Barack, Bea Becker, —surer, stronger or faster than genuine
men, William Gayman, .and
Choir, Marian Van . Liew, direc- racket, and balls.
Frances Feingold, . Sonia Fried- pure St. Joseph Aspirin. No aspirin can
Bella Goldberg.
Instruction will be given by.
do more for you. World's largest seller at
Past PLesident Eugene Franz- tor, will present a concert de- Miss Helen Grau, director of man, Frieda Frienman, and 10E. 36 tablets 200; 100 tablets only 35E.:
voted
to
Mr.
Chajes'
composi-
Shirley
Friedman.
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blau continues as a member of
Be sure you demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
tions exclusively, at the Detroit Health Education for Women,
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the executive committee.
every Tuesday and Thursday, 9
•Institute
of
Arts,
on
Thursday,
Board . members who will serve
Address on Walt Whitman
to 9:30 p. m.
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as chairmen and co-chairmen of April 26, at 8:30 p. m.
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At Center on Thursday
TiCkets are available at Grin- Lag b'Omer Holiday Hop -
standing committees will be
Miss Mildred Connelly, pro-
nell's and at the Jewish Center. At the Center on April 29
named shortly.
fessor of English. at Wayne U.ni-
The program will include a
Halevy plans to expand its
versity, will be the guest speak-
Paul Leash and his Sophis-TO-
membership and 'plans its 21st Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano,
er at the Business and Profes-
Cats
with
Tabby
of
Station
WWJ
annual concert to- take place a Sonata for Violin and Piano,
Sional Discussion Group next
which will receive its world pre-. Will furnish the music for the Thursday . evening.
early in 1946.
Prospectiye members are ask- miere at this concert,. Palestin- Lag b'Orner dance at the Jewish
Miss Connelly's timely subject
ed to come to the- Roosevelt ian songs, cello numbers, and Center on Sunday, April 29, at will be "Walt Whitman—Inter-
8:30..
P.
m.
School- on Tuesday evening be- the 142nd Psalm for solo, mixed
preter of American Democracy,"
This. is the 24th Holiday Hop .chosen in conjunction with a
Voices and organ. The solos will
fore 9 p. m. for auditions.
be sung by Harriett Toomey, to be presented by the Center.
Walt Whitman exhibition to be
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soprano, Avery Crew, tenor, and
held at the Detroit Public Li-
Chris Montross, baritone. Lucil- 12th St. Group to Stage
brary April 28 through May 31
le Zumstein will be at the organ. "The Cure" at the -Center
in the Ginsburg Lounge of the
April 29
The concert is sponsored by
"The Cure," - a musical variety Center, at 9 p. m. All are in-
the Tuesday Milsicale Composers show, will -be presented by mem- vited.
At Art - Institute
* * *
Group, of which Mrs. Helen bers of the Twelfth Street
Burr-Brand is chairman.
Council Center in the main audi- Mothers' Clubs Plan
Famous Yiddish one-act plays
torium of the Center this 'Satur- Meetings, Two Banquets
and a portrayal of the Soviet
"Reconversion and Post-War
day, at 8:30 p. m. .
Partisans' activities will be on Pinski to Lecture
Produced by Dave Katz and Employment" is the subject to be
the program of the special thea-
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trical performance of -the De- Here
troiter Dramatische Geselshaft,
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on Sunday evening, April -29, at
David Pinski, the eminent
8:30, at the Detroit Art Institute, dramatist and lecturer, presi-
;Woodward and Kirby.
dent of the Jewish National
Meyer Eisenberg, director of Workers' Alliance of Ainerica,
the society, announces that M. will deliver a lecture next Tues-
Rachevatski's one-act play de- day evening at. the Hebrew
picting the work of the. Russian School Auditorium on Tuxedo
herpes will feature the evening and Holmur. He will speak un-
which will include also the fol- der the-auspices of the City Com-
mittee of Farband branches in
lowing selections:
Sholern Aleichem's one - act Detroit.
Mr. Pinski will read selections
play "Motel Peise Dem Chaz-
from- his new work, "Fugitive
en's."
Z.
Segalowitch's
dramatic -Family."
All members of labor Zionist
poem "The Ghetto Wall."
J.
Peretz's "The Three groups and of cultural organiza-
tions-. in Detroit are invited.
.Seamstresses."
The scenic fo]ksong "Mechu,
These are our watchwords in
tenestes."
Tickets are available from
prescriptions! And
filling
members, at the Jewish Center
while every prescription isn't
or at the box - office on the night
a matter of life or death,
of the performance.
we fill- it as though it were.

Present Chajes'

Jewish Center
Activities

THERE IS
NO ASPIRIN'

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Soviet 'Partisans'
Play on

Next Tuesday

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Lithuanian Jews Here
Hold .'Restaurant Day'

Federation of'Lithuanian Jews
will sp6nsor a "Restaurant. Day"
Sunday at Workmen's. Circle
Bldg.;. Linwood and Burlingame.
Chicken and meat dinners will
be served from noon to 8 p. m.
In the-evening, there will be
a card party and light refresh-
ments will be available.
S. Jacobson, president, has ex-
tended an invitation to members
to bring their friends and their
families.

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