Friday, March 15, 1946
Faculty Symphony's
Concert on March 27
The 90-piece Faculty Sym-
phony Orchestra, composed chief-
ly of Detroit school teachers,
will present its second, concert of
The season at Music Hall, Wed-
nesday, March 27, 8:30 p. Tn.
Organized more than a year
ago by its director, Homer
LaGassey, in charge of ele-
mentary school instrumental
music for the Detroit Board of
Education, the orchestra made its
debut last spring and appeared
in December at Music Hall.
Josef Gingold, concertmaater
of the Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra, will be soloist with the
Faculty Symphony March 27,
playing Paganini's one-movement
violin concerto, the DMinor.
Detroit school administrators
and academic and music teachers
are found in the orchestra's
personnel, together with a num-
ber of • amateur musicians in
other professions. There is also
a
scattering of professional
musicians, who enjoy a "bus-
man's holiday" under LaGassey's
baton.
The orchestra will travel to
Cleveland March 29, to appear on
the program of the Music Edu-
cators National Conference.
Tickets for the March 27 con-
cert are available at Grinnell's
or from Mrs. Philip L. Rosenthal,
3305 Burlingame, TO. 6-0063.
Detroit League of NHJC
Meets Next Wednesday
Next Wednesday, the Detroit
League of the National Home for
Jewish Children at Denver will
hold its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Oscar F. Grey,
18484 Pennington, at 1 p. m. A
luncheonette . will be served un-
der the direction of Mrs. Saul
Davidson and Mrs. Arthur Gil-
bert, chairmen of the hospitality
committee.
Mrs. Louis P. Miller, a member
of the teaching staff of the De-
troit Public Schools, will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Frank Handler,
chairman of the program com-
mittee, and will speak on the
topic, "Release Time Planned for
Religious Education in the Pub-
lic Schools."
Mrs. Leom M. Zedman, presi-
dent, will report on the recent
convention of Auxiliaries affiliat-
ed with the National Home at
Denver . held in New York.
Sen. Nowak to Discuss
Role of Jews in Poland
at Joint Meeting March 27
2 Shot in Raid
On Arms Depot
In Palestine
Aronin to Address
AJC Women Here
,
Specialists in Residential
Painting - Decorating
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Formerly With Sam Gold
or TY 6-8346
Newscasters Draw
Fire for Phrase
`Jewish Terrorists'
Readers Urged to Report
Use of Inflammatory Ref-
erences on Radio
JERUSALEM (Palcor)—A Jew-
ish constable and a British worn-
an were wounded in a raid by
armed Jews against a British mu-
nition depot at Sarafand, near
Rishon LeZion last week, during
which an ammunition dump was
blown up and a small quantity of
ammunition was stolen, the gov-
ernment announced in a state-
ment to the press this morning.
A curfew, the second in less than
a week, was imposed on the Ri-
shon LeZion and nearby Roho-
voth areas.
According to the statement, 14
armed • Jews, dressed as airborne
troops, entered the camp in an
army lorry and made directly for
a tented encampment containing
an ammunition dump. They over-
came the guard and began load-
ing the lorry, but were spotted
by other troops, and after a brief
exchange of fire, they speeded off
with only a small quantity of
ammunition, the government
says.
Later, a. Jewish taxi, occupied
by a woman and three men, one
of them covered with blood, was
stopped at the police check post
at Rohovoth. All were arrested.
BEN ARONIN
Ben Aronin, educator, author
and lecturer, will be the guest
speaker at a meeting of Women's
Division of American Jewish
Congress, at Hotel Statler, Wed-
nesday, at 12:30 p.m. A luncheon
will precede the meeting.
Mr. Aronin, who has written
books in both Hebrew and Eng-
lish, most popular' of which are
his children's books, is on the
faculty of the College of Jewish
Studies in Chicago. He has prac-
ticed law for 20 years and now is
director of extension activities at
Congregation Anshe Emet - in Chi-
cago. His subject will be "We
Have Much More Than Hope."
Reservations are being taken
by. Mrs. J. Schoenfeld, TO. 7-2574.
The Displaced Persons Com-
mittee, under the vice-presidency
of Mrs. Abe Katzman, is assisting
local residents to locate and con-
tact relatives in Europe. This is
a World Jewish Congress activity
under the local chairmanship of
Mrs. S. P. Baker, NO. 2848.
In a letter to the principal
broadcasting networks and com-
mentators, as well as to news edi-
tors, the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
League characterized use of such
phrases as "Jewish terrorists" in
connection with news reporting
of current disturbances in Pales-
tine as inaccurate and inflamma-
tory language, which does not
correctly reflect the facts of
events in the Near East, and
which tends to stir up unneces-
sary tension and antipathy be-
tween racial and religious groups
in the United States.
The League's letter, signed by
Prof. James H. Sheldon, adminis-
trative chairman of the Non-Sec-
tarian Anti-Nazi League, declared
that outbreaks in Palestine are at
least as much due to violent dis-
turbances instigated by. Arabs, or
by British agencies, as to any
other cause, and that it is unfair
to describe self-defensive activi-
ties as "terroristic," when most of
the outbreaks have originated in
organized demonstrations of Ara-
bic or other non-Jewish groups.
The Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
League will appreciate being no-
tified of specific violations of the
practice suggested above, when-
ever readers of The Jewish News
hear such instances over their ra-
dio. Notifications should be sent
to the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
League, 165 W. 46th St., New
York 19.. N. Y., or forwarded in
care of The Jewish News.
10,000 Prayer Books
Sent to Survivors
The Refugee-Immigration di-
vision of the Agudath Israel
Youth Council of America, 113
42nd St., New York, has publish-
ed 10,000 Hebrew prayer books
in a special edition for the sur-
viving Jews in liberated Europe,
it is announced by Michael G.
Tress, president. These prayer-
books are on their way to needy
Jews in Germany, Austria, Italy,
Poland, Holland, France, Bel-
gium, Sweden Czechoslovakia
and Hungary, where there is an
acute shortage of religious
articles as a result of the wide
destruction of Jewish religious
objects by the Nazis.
Kutnick Gains Majority,
Opens Dental Offices
Dr. Jack D. Kutnick, recently
promoted- to the rank of major,
1- .as been discharged from the
army and has opened his dental
office at 9107 Twelfth. Major
Kutnick was in active service 31/2
years and for two years was den-
tal surgeon for the 177th Engi-
neer regiment in Alaska.
Passover
DANCE
London Times Urges Exile
for Resistance Leaders
LONDON (Palcor)—The Lon-
den Times, in an article by its
Jerusalem correspondent, de-
mands that Jewish terrorists re-
ceive the same treatment meted
out to Arab terrorists during the
1936-39 disturbances in Palestine.
Why, the correspondent asks,
doesn't the government punish
acts by Jewish terrorists with col-
Sponsored by?
lective fines and demolition of
houses, which was the usual pun-
ishment for Arab outrages; and
why aren't Jewish leaders who
allegedly openly support resist-
ance against the government de- 6
NATIVE CHINESE FOOD
Our Egg Rolls:
ported as were Arab leaders?
A TREAT!
The Manchester Guardian be-
And Choke American Dishes
gan publication of a series of
Open
Daily,
including
Sunday:
WARSAW
(JTA)—Two
Jewish
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5 P. M. to 4 A. M.
development of the Jewish ques- demonstrations, one in ,Cracow
near Canfield
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including
Sunday.
held last weekend at funerals of
six
Jews
killed
by
fascist
bands
Hungarian Zionists Convene
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For Your Party .. . All the Meat You Want—
BUDAPEST
(P a l c o r)—The and conducting anti-Jewish ter-
Zionist Organization of Hungary ror throughout the country.
More than 7,000 Jews partici-
convened for the first time since
the liberation, and, by over- pated in the Cracow funeral of
four orthodox Jews who were
whelming majorities, adopted
dragged from a bus and tortured
resolutions demanding unre-
Kosher Corned Beef, Sausage and Delicatessen
and killed-. The bus was on the
stricted Jewish immigration into
Sole Agent: Kosher lion Sausage Co.
Lodz-Cracow road. They were
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tions against Jews; and the estab- of Lublin participated in the fu-
lishment of a Jewish State with neral of two Jews killed by fas-
equal rights for all inhabitants. cist guerillas. A Jewish woman
The sole dissenters Were dele- was wounded during attacks on
gates representing • Hashomer Jewish homes.
Hatzair who had proposed substi
tution of the term Jewish Na-
Pick-Up and
tional Home for Jewish State.
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Polish Jews Slain
By Fascist Bands
APRIL 27
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Jos. M. LEFKOFSKY
State Senator Stanley Nowak
will address a mass meeting to
be held March 27, at 8 p. m. in
the social hall of Bnai Moshe,
Dexter at Lawrence. His topic
will be—"The Role of the Jews in
the New Poland."
Arrangements for the meeting
are being made by the Detroit
section of the American Jewish
Congress in co-sponsorship with Sound Film Will Portray
the Federation of Polish Jews, Dr. Silver's Zion Message
the Jewish Peoples' Fraternal Or-
der and Detroit Landsmanshaf-
NEW YORK, N. Y.—The pro-
ten.
duction of a sound film of Dr.
Abba Hillel Silver, president of
the Zionist Organization of Amer--
Jean Berent to Appear
ica, delivering an important ad-
In Piano Recital Sunday
dress on the current situation ef-
fecting the Palestine scene, is an-
Jean Berent, daughter of Mr. nounced by national headquar-
and Mrs. Jack Berent of 1941 ters of the organization.
Clements, will be presented in
The film will be run under the
piano recital by Karl Haas of the auspices of the ZOA in hundreds
faculty of the Netzorg School of of communities throughout the
Piano, this Sunday, March 17, country in connection with Zion-
8:30 p. m., in the auditorium of ist Enrollment Week, proclaim-
the Federation of Women's Clubs, ed for the eight-day period be-
Second at Hancock. The pro- ginning March 17 (Purim)
gram will consist of works by through March 24, in furtherance
Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, of the campaign to enroll 250,000
Chopin, Schubert, as well as members.
, modern compositions by the New
. York composer Alan Shulman
Rosenberg's Kosher Catering
and the Brazilian Octavio Pinto.
The recital will end with a per-
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formance of the Mozart Concerto
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in C, with Mr. Haas at the sec-
ond piano. The public is invited
without charge.
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