THE
Page Twelve
Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
Welting Featured
In Civic Players'
`Rain' Here Jan. 11
Veteran Actor Given Role
as Trader Horn in Drama
at Musk Hall
"Rain," one of the greatest of
American dramas, will be pro-
duced by the Detroit Civic Play-
ers on Friday evening, Jan. 11, at
the Music Hall. This drama is
By Danny Raskin
adapted from Somerset Maugh-
WELL INTO the new year am's novelette, "Miss Thompson."
with hopes . . . That community
In the role of Trader Horn,
dances • held in large enough keeper of the tropical taven
places to foot at least -one •good which harbors the explosive char-
rhumba without having to hang acters, will be B. D. Welling of
from the chandelier . That the Belcrest.
someone removes the "Play Bil-
Welling climaxes a long career
liards" awning above that syna- in stage and radio work, dating
gogue on Linwood near Blaine. back to the construction of the
. . • That Dexter Blvd. be given a Panama Canal. A member of the
traffic cop to handle the warm Canal Zone Players, he returned
weather buggy situation ... That to Detroit to continue his dramat-
folks take a little time out to see ic sideline with the Will-O-Way
what our Jewish community real- Players, the Wayne Players' Med-
ly is . . . That the founder of Gin ical Group, the Ridgedale Play-
Rummy come out of hiding and ers and the 8:30 -Players. His ex
apologize to husbands and wail- tensive radio work includes ap-
ing babies . . That Toby Miller pearances with the Mummers on
and Fred Bernstein discover WJR'S "The Hermit."
what happens to all the pencils in
For the past three years, Bob
The Jewish News office.
has been serving as Emcee with
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WITH THANKS to Winchell... a TJSO troupe which played the
"For many years a clothing shop hospital wards and service camps.
in Dallas, Tex., opens every Dec. He also appeared in the Detroit
25 at 9 a. m. so that thousands of Civic Players' recent production
poor people of the community of "Ring Around. Elizabeth."
Tickets for "Rain" may be ob-
may chose from three to five ar-
ticles from shelves and tables tained at Grinnell's or at the Mu-
stacked high with warm clothing. sic Hall on the evening of the
It is given gratis ... What makes performance.
this a touching Yuletide story is
the fact that the proprietor of the
clothing shop is Jewish."
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SER -ICE • SCENE . . . Miles
Zemon has been released from
Vaughn General Hospital . .. He
was injured twice with the 34th
Women's Division of the Amer-
Division . . . Louis Kuretsky was
machinist mate on a baby escort iCan Jewish Congress will meet
carrier in the Philippine Sea Bat- at the Lee Plaza, at 1:45 p.m.,
tle which was subjected to one Wednesday, Jan. 16. Mrs. Anna
of the fiercest torpedo and armor- Shepard, a national vice-presi-
piercing shell onslaughts of the dent will speak on "Congress and
war but- came through with bow the American Scene."
straight and the American Flag
Mrs. Max Saidman, chairman
still :flying high, . . . Nate Rubin of fund raising, has announced
was one of those in the Air Trans- that this meeting will be of in-
port Command commended for a terest to captains and workers
fine job in helping to map out of her committee and all those
President Truman's route to the who have contributed to the fund
Yalta Conference . . . and for raising campaign.
supervising preparations for the
Mrs. S. P. Baker, chairman of
historic meeting.
the displaced persons commit
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tee, states that her committee,
SOME NOTES . . . Plaudits to working with the World Jewish
Ruth Fishman, who sold $20,700 Congress, has been successful in
in Victory Bonds . . . or 71/2% of giving information about Euro-
Central High's final total .. . pean Jews to their relatives in
Bill Gail has been signed to ren- America. Persons seeking infor-
der rhythms for the Julius Rosen- mation or advice on how to send
wald Post dance at the Jewish money overseas, are asked to call
Center, .Jan. . . That restaur- Mrs. Baker, NO. 2848.
ant on Linwood and Taylor has
Seventeen boxes of clothing
been bought by a Chicagoan- and
will be transformed into a strict- were sent to Europe in Decem-
ly kosher eatery .. . The new ber by the Detroit Women's Di-
fad among the feminine set is vision. Mrs. B. Wolfe, UN. 1-9384,
afternoon cocktail parties .. . asks for more clothing and more
volunteers. The receiving sta-
with coffee and cake.
tions are: Mrs. A. Lutz, 18086
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Pennington; Mrs. A. Goldberg,
MEMBERS of the old Tel-Hai
group who remember will get 2551 Fullerton; Mrs. George
Carr, 2285 Pingree.
the biggest kick out of learning
At the last meeting, which
that Ray Goldman was mess ser-
geant for 39 months in New Gui- culminated the membership
nea and the Philippines . • . He drive, Mrs. C. Fineberg, chair-
has yet to live down that Palmer man of membership, presented
Park incident when his burning prizes to Mrs. I. Schubiner, Mrs.
desires highlighted their wienie D. Gaberman and Mrs. A. Katz-
roast . . . and proved that put- man, who enrolled the greatest
ting 15 on a branch just isn't number of new members.
done! . .. The marshmallows
were very good, thank you.
mil:_.tion . . . and with her the
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head of the nursing staff at a
FRANKIE • SELMAN spent nearby hospital!
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four years with the medics-, but
he'd rather forget the first-aid
MORE HOPES FOR '46 .
tactics ... Walking down a street That -rq idore Sobeloff satisfies an
in the States, he saw an oppor- obsession of ours and grows a
tunity to aid a fair damsel in dis- mustache . . . That publicity com-
tress . .. She was a cute trick mittees of youth organizations in-
who had cut her finger on a stray clude publicity among their
piece of glass . .. Rushing over, duties . .. That Doc White shows
Frankie quickly mentioned his a certain writer how to put some
abilities, .rent into a store and weight on a 6'2" chassis.
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came out with gauze and adhe-
sive . . . Before the lass could
WE KNOW you join us in the
say a word he had bandaged the biggest wishes of all . . . That the
whole hand, telling her of the common cause of all Jewry, com-
great dangers of infection and plete Freedom, is firmly estab-
blood poisoning and "It's lucky I lished for our people . . and
happened along at the right that those who by the will of God
time!" ... The girl, her hand are deserving of it, are allowed
encased in mummified wrapping, to find happiness in a land to
was fit to be tied . . . Such hu- rightfully call their own.
Congress Women
To Meet Jan. 16 to
Hear Mrs. Shepard
Friday, January 4, 1946
JEWISH NEWS
Leaders of HUC Foundation Fund
JNWA to Sponsor
Concert at Center
The City Committee of the
Jewish National- Workers Alli-
ance of 'Detroit, will sponsor a
concert on Sunday, Feb. 3, at 8
p. m., in the Auditorium of the.
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward and Holbrook.
On the program will be fea-
tured one of the foremost actors,
Jacob Ben-Ami.
The well known singer and
actress, Sarah Osnath Halevy,
will sing Hebrew and Jewish
songs.
Jacob Mestel, well known actor,
will take part in the program. -
The known actor and mono-
logue reader, Al Harris, will read
from the works of Sholem Aleic-
hem, J. L. Peretz, David Pinsky
and H. Leivick.
Tickets are available at
branches of the JNWA.
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Members of the Hebrew Union College Foundation Fund,
announced by Dr. Julian Morgenstern, HUC president, and
and Dr. Hiram B. Wise, HUC chairman, are, top row, left to
right: PAUL BAERWALD, for years a leader in the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee; DR. SOLOMON B. FREEHOF, chairman,
past president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis
and now a rabbi in Pittsburgh; DR. SAMUEL GOLDENSON,
of Temple Emanu-El, N. Y.; bottom row, left to right: DR.
ABBA HILLEL SILVER, leader of the Zionist Organization of
America; JUDGE. CHARLES SIMONS, of Detroit, U. S., Circuit
Court of Appeals: MRS. ARTHUR HAYS SLUZBERGER,
granddaughter of the late Rabbi Isaac M. Wise, founder . of HUC.
HUC.
Weisbrot and Merzon
Named Local Delegates
To Revisionist Parley
Aaron _ M. Weisbrot and M.
Manuel Merzon were named del-
egates to the national conven-
tion of the New Zionist Organ-
ization to be held at Manhattan
Center, New York, Jan. 5 through
Jan. 7.
One of the questions to be dis-
cussed will be the re-entry of
the New Zionist Organization
(Revisionist) into the general
Zionist movement, a strong fac-
tion favoring this course. There
is another faction, however, that
opposes it believing that present
Zionist• leadership has failed and
that independent Revisionist ac-
tion will produce better results
for a Jewish State in Palestine.
Another,matter to be discussed
will be the attitude towards the
Anglo-American Inquiry Com-
mission.
The local organization decided
to have a social meeting o n
Wednesday, Jan. 30, at the Bnai -
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
The convention delegates will re-
port at that time.
Takes Seminary Post
Rabbi Korff Steps Out
of Liberation Committee
WASHINGTON (JTA)-Rabbi
Baruch Korff of New York, one
of the leaders of the Hebrew
Committee of National Libera-
tion, announced his resignation
from that organization. He took
this step, he said, after coming to
the conclusion that the Commit-
tee "lost in a maze of maneuver-
ing;" lends aid "to enemies of
Zion," and is "seriously impairing
the chances of Jewish freedom."
PORTRAITS
"Indivually Yours"
by
Thus Spake Jabotinsky
Mel Shuman
By DR. N. E. ARONSTAM
By sheer dint without stint
I have given
To my people, to enliven hopes
Deep and dormant,
Which no torment can efface
In the turmoil of the race.
In the distance looming far
I decry
On the firmament a star,
Heartened by its lustre I repeat
Akiba's words: "Let no defeat
Discourage you; fight on and on!"
There are still Bar Cohbas. left
In our midst; lo, not bereft
Of courage alle our remnants.
For behold a star has risen
From the ranks 'of Jacob:
Fight on and on and on!
At the request of Dr. Louis
FinkelStein, president of the Jew-
ish -Theological Seminary of Am-
erica, the Beth-El-Snagogue of
Omaha, Neb., has granted a fdur
month leave of absence to Rabbi
David A, Goldstein to assume the
post of associate director of acti-
vities and community service at
the Seminary during this time.
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