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Friday, January 11, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Jewish Youth's

LISTENING

Dr. Cantor to Address
Beth El Sisterhood

Dr. Nathan Cantor, professor
of socialogy of the University of
Buffalo, will address the sister-

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Bnai Brith B & P Units
To Hear Rabbi J. Cohen
At Victory Luncheon

Rabbi Jehudah M. Cohen, dir-
In behalf of the proposed Mu-
ector
of the Bnai Brith Hillel
sic Center of the Halevy Sing-
ing Society, the activities com- Foundation at the Unversity of
mittee under the chairmanship Michigan, will address the joint
of Dr. William Klein, who is also
chairman of the building com-
mittee, is sponsoring a series of
programs and gatherings.

Programs and rallies are be-
ing planned for the next two
months, the climax of which will
be reached on Sunday evening
March 3, with the - presentation
of the 21st Annual Halevy Con-
cert in the Masonic Temple. Igor
Gorin, famous baritone of radio
and concert stage, will return as
the featured artist. His program
will include a special number
which he will sing with the Hal-
evy chorus, an elaborate work
by Lazar Weiner entitled "To
Thee, America."

By Danny Raskin

MUSIC- PUBLISHERS take
note . .. There's another Gersh-
win in our midst . . . His name is
Al Waterstone and he writes ro-
mantic ballads that would make
even Sinatra swoon . . . Before
going into service, Al wrote the
rhythms for a complete show at
the University of Michigan .. .
Charlie Barnett, the bandmaster,
was so impressed with one tune,
he played it during an appear-
ance at Hillel . . . The band
broke up shortly after, hoWever,
and Al received his greetings
from the president . .. He's back
in the swing now, and the melo-
dies are again surging through
his soul . . . with added fervor.
* * *
NEWS PREVIEW . . . E. Louis
Neimand may leave his post soon
as assistant director of the Jew-
ish Community Center . . . If he
does, it'll be to head the Center
in St. Paul, Minn. . . . Just be-
tween us, the go sign hinges on
his finding a residential address
out there.
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ANOTHER REALIZATION of
the rapidity with which time flies
is a report that Rex Chapter 309
will leave A.Z.A. because of age
. . . 'Twas but a short while back
• . or so it seems ... that this
great organization became the
talk of the community after pre-
senting a minstrel show which is
still a classic . • . Their service
record has been among the best
. . . Harold Finegood is the first
to be released . . . and there are
19 more to go . . . The fellows •
made A.Z.A. mighty proud of
them and they'll. certainly be a
credit to the Bnai Brith Youth
Organization.
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Halevy Preparing
For Annual Concert,
New Music Center

DR. NATHAN CANTOR

hood of Temple Beth El on Mon-
day, Jan. 14, at 2 p. m., in the
Brown Memorial Chapel.
During 1932 and 1933, Dr. Can-
tor studied prison systems in Eu-
rope, spending six months of this
period living in the prisons of
Germany. He is the author of
several texts on criminology.
A dessert luncheon will be
served at 1:30 in the Social Hall.

Hillel Foundation Services
At 'M' to Be Held Jan. I - I

Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation
at the University of Michigan
will hold Conservative and Re-
form Services Friday evening,
Jan. 11. After services Dean Er-
ich A. Walter will lead a discus-
Sion on the role of the student
in building and maintaining
world peace.
Conservative services will be
led by Morris Stulberg, of Mar-
shall, and Eugene Malitz, of De-
troit. Reform Service will be led
by Rita Hyman and Ruth Wol-
kowsky, of Florida, Richard
Deutch of Chicago and Joyce
Donen, of New York.
After the discussion a social
hour will be held under the di-
rection of Frances Pearl of New
Jersey. Morris Stulberg is in
THE PICTURE of Rabbi Morris charge of the religious services,
Adler in Tokyo, used for our and Helen Alpert, of New York,
publication, was taken by Nate of the Fireside Discussion. •
Kusnit with a captured German
On Jan. 10, Samuel Kellman,
camera brought there by one of regional counselor of the Michi-
the other boys.
gan Group Vocational Guidance
* * *
Program of Bnai Brith addressed
SOCIAL SCENE . . . a com- Hillel members on the opportuni-
munity awakening .. . The Holi- ties for graduates in the profes-
day Hop Arbor Day Dance at the sional and vocational fields.
Jewish Center, Jan. 13 . . . with
melodies by Bobby Grayson .. . Freedom Holds to Lead
will have three checkrooms going In NW Bowling League
at one time! . . . National Council
of Jewish Juniors present a dance -
Freedom held on to the lead-
at the Belcrest Hotel, Jan. 19 .. . ership of the Northwest HebreNV
with Mickey Wolfe on the Congregation Men's . Club bowl-
rhythm rendius . . . and expli- ing league by blasting Unity for
cit notice that it will not be a three points. Conservation, in
coupled affair . . . The Infantile second place, also took three
Paralysis Fund will benefit from points.
the dance given by World War II
Bill Plotkin overtook Dave
vets of Julius Rosenwald Post ... Miller in the individual-high ave-
at the Jewish . Center, Jan. 27 ... rage race, moving up to 172,
Bill Gail for terpsi-tunes . . . while Miller dropped to 171.
Definite date of semi-formal Val-
entine Dance of Young People's counter and continued seeing her
Club of Northwest Hebrew Con- through the battles of Okinawa,
gregation at Detroit-Leland, set Saipan, Guam, the Philippines
for Feb. 2 . . . with plans for a and Japan . . . He was ari avia-
Queen of Hearts judging.
tion mechanic on a seaplane ten-
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der, and early in the war sent us
LT. LOU HANDLER was in the control stick handle from the
town to buy an amphibious truck plane on whicli 'Capt. Joe Foss
e . the army calls it a "duck" shot down: 16 Jap Zeros.
Harry won't forget very easily
. . . for the summer . opening of
his Camp Tamakwa . . . and took the time droves of Kamakazis
time out to referee the Wilsoh- filled the air like so many flies
Bell main eventer at. Olympia ... . . . but not one hit the ship .. .
Says the camp will open for sure Every boy had a prayer on his
after the four years of closed lips and they all :later believed
doors . . . and that's good news that it had been their turn to
to a lot of folks whose 6-16 year have them answered . . . A hum-
old sons "wanna be like Mr. Han- orous aspect appeared when the
dler" . .. Lou at present is di. fellows picked up a stray lamb
rector of athletics at Ft. Sill, on one of the islands . The
Okla. . . . and remarked that in cook fed it for three days, and
all the times he has been referee- then it died .. . He was put on
ing sports contests between the the ship's blacklist .. . and some
Indian schools out there . . . he of the boys were afraid to eat
any more of his cooking!
has yet to hear one say "ugh!"
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"The broad minded see the
THE GAL who served him
sandwiches in the California USO truth in different religions, the
. .. before he went overseas . . . narrow minded see only the dif-
is now Harry Weinstein's wife ference."
—Oliver Wendell Holmes.
▪ a Saw her standing behind the

The Halevy chorus rehearses
every Tuesday from 9 to 11 p.m.
in the Roosevelt School under
Dan Frohman, musical director
of Halevy. Information regarding
MISS NORMA LEWIS
various memberships and concert
tickets can be obtained there, or victory luncheon of Business and
by phoning TO. 8-6633.
Professional Women of Bnai
Brith, Louis Marshall and Pisgah
Chachmey Lublin Offers Women, on Sunday afternoon;
20, at Latin Quarters. Pro-
Two Programs on Radio Jan.
ceeds will be used to support
Bnai Brith projects.
A most interesting new radio.
Miss Norma Lewis, TO. 7-8020,
program entitled "The Yeshivah
Bachur" will be presented every member of the committee, in co-
Saturday from 8:35 to 8:50 p.m. operation with Ruth Berg, TO.
7-3383, and Rosetta Rois, TY. 7-
on Altman's Jewish hour.
9050, are in charge of reserva-
The Yeshivah Bochur program tions.
which became popular with the
Jews of New York, is under the
direction of Samuel Kaplan.
All
Yeshivath Chachmey -Lublin
announces that Consolidated Tea
Co. of New York is donating
time for this program.
The "Voice of the Yeshiva"
program is presented every Sun-
Hamisha Asar b'Shevat will
-day from- 10:45 to 11 a.m. on
Weinberg's hour through the be celebrated next Thursday in
all branches of the U'nited Heb-
courtesy of United Daries.
rew Schools.
The story of the festival will
Migdal Chapter Plans
be studied in all classes. Parties,
Barn ,Dance at Jericho
at which Palestinian fruits will
be the main feature, will be ar-
Migdal Chapter, League for ranged by pupils • with the as- •
Labor Palestine, announces a siitance of -teachers. Thursday
barn dance to be held Feb. 9 at afternoon assemblies will be held
Jericho Temple. Proceeds will go in the auditoriums of the various
' to Hechalutz Organization of schools.
America to assist in the program
A tree planting project, to
of training American pioneers which all children contribute, is
for settlement in Palestine. A the culminating point of the fes-
profeisional folk dance caller and tival. Hundreds of trees are be-
orc4eStra will provide the enter- ing planted each year by the
tainment.
children of the United Hebrew
Tickets can be purchased from Schools in the Palestinian for-
Migdal members or by calling ests through the Jewish National
TO. 5-0431
Fund..

VHS Branches
To Observe Hamisha

Warsaw Survivor
Returns to Germany
With News for DP

Josef Rosenzaft, survivor
the Warsaw ghetto and of t
Auschwitz and Bergen-Belse
concentration camps, whose ope
letter to the Jews of Detroit a
pears on the first page of th
issue, flew back to Germany t
week to resume his duties
chairman of the Central Jewis
Committee representing the 80
000 Jews in the American, Bri
ish and French occupation zon
of Germany.
Mr. Rosenzaft, who was sh
three times by his Nazi capto
while trying to escape, came
the U. S. last month to addre
the historic National Conferen a
of the United Jewish Appeal
His report, together with t
reports of other leaders of Eu
ope, Palestine and the U. S. sti
red American Jewish communi
leaders to adopt the unpreceden
ed quota of $100,000,000 in 19
for the United Jewish Appe
and the National Refugee Se
vice.
Mr. Rosenzaft said: "The b
news I am bringing back to t
hungry and homeless Jews
Bergen-Belsen and in the oth :
camps for displaced Jews is th
American Jewry has not forsak
us. I shall report to my peop
that the Jews of the Unit
States have pledged themselv
to raise $100,000,000 in- 19
through the UJA to give us
opportunity to live again and
be free again on the same bas
as other .human beings. For t
survivors of a once vital a
proud European Jewish popul
tion, this action by Americ
Jewry has been the most e
couraging and heartening ne
since 1933."

Asar on Thursday

Trees

• By J. DORSEY CALLAHAN
(With apologies to Joyce Kilme

(From his new book, "Music 00
Stage," published by Conjure
House)
I think that I should like to see
That strangely acrobatic tree
That with its mouth pressed to the so
Somehow contrives to look at God.
And in its double-jointed way
Lifts up its leafy arms to pray.
That, lacking comb and brush, w
wear
At times, a bird's nest in its hair.
And while to earth its face is presse
Gathers a snow drift on its breast.
Though poems are made by fools li
me,
Not even God could make THAT tr

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