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Friday, November 29, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Sixteen

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NEEDLESSLY, GIDEON REQUESTS A SIGN
FROM THE LORD.. A FLEECE IS LEFT ON
XTIAORNIN
THE GROUND ALL NIGH

LOOK!THE GRASS
IS DRY, BUT THIS
FLEECE IS WRINGING
WET WITH
DEW!

CGOD C

THE FARiAER WARRIOR WHO FREED ISRAEL
VGT REFUSED TO BECOME HER KING

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( FROM THE BOOK OF JUDGE*
CHAPTERS 6-11 KII4G JAMES,
DOW, AND JPEL/e.. VERSIONS )

SPELLED OEDEON IN THE

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DRY..
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THE GRASS IS SOAKED
WITH DE*-- NOW SURELY
I MUST BELIEVE THAT
GOD WILL HELP US!

MEN THIS IS
WAR! -THOSs.
WHO WISH. MAY
GO 1-10AAE!

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OF MOREH
WHERE THE
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THE BROOK TO A
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DO NOT KNEEL

WHILE DRINKING,
THESE REMAIN
ON THE ALERT.
HOLDING THEIR -
WEAPONS
IN ONE HAND.

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ARE THEY THE
.'.\EN WHO HAD
REFUSED TO
KNEEL TO
BAAL?

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NEXT WEE THE SWORD OF 771£ LORD AND OF G/DRAV

Lateiner Brothers Will Be Featured
Dr. Shlomo Kaplansky Coming Here Young Israel
Concert Dec. 16
For Haifa Institute of Technology Opens Building At Music Study Cl ub
The Music Study Club's. annual Miami at which Jacob and Isidor

Fund Campaign

Dr. Shlomo Kaplansky, presi- purpose of his mission to the
concert, on Monday evening. Dec. played and raised enough money
dent of the Hebrew Institute of United States is to discuss plans
16, at the Art Institute, will fea- to go to Philadelphia and remain
Technology in Haifa, Palestine, for the future development of the
Cure two talented young artists- there for a year.
Upon their arrival in this coun-
will be the guest of the Detroit Institute, Dr. Kaplansky reported Detroit . Delegates to Attend
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try they received their scholar-
Chapter of the American Society that more than 700 graduates of
Midwestern
Convention
Nov.
ships at Curtis Institute of Mu-
for the Advancement of the Hai-
sic. They were then 12 and 10
28 in Cincinnati
fa Institute, some time in Deccm 7
years of age. In the youth audi-
her, Louis Gelfand, president of
An intensive drive is being
tions for the Philadelphia Sym-
the local chapter, announced this
conducted by the building com-
phony in 1944, they were chosen
week.
mittee of Young Israel of Detroit
as winners in their respective
Gelfand stated that the vis-
among members and friends in
fields. The award carried appear-
it of the riiiiiient Palestine leader
the community, to raise funds
ances with the Philadelphia Sym-
will be utilized to complete the
for the construction of the or-
phony Orchestra the following
Detroit quota for the Kisch Mem-
ganization's center.
season.
orial Building at the Haifa Insti-
Samuel Hechtman, supervisor
Proceeds derived from the an-
tute
of construction, announces that
nual concerts of the Music Study
Judah Wattenberg, executive
sub-contractors are reviewing
Club are used for the Sylvia Si-
director of the American Haifa
construction plans pending sub-
mons Scholarship Fund and to
Institute Society, was in Detroit
mission of bids.
introduce young capable artists
last week-end to arrange for Dr.
Young Israel's Orthodox Youth
to the public.
Kaplansky's visit. He met with
Center, to be located on Dexter
members Of the Detroit chapter
near Fullerton, will ultimately
at the homes of Benjamin Wilk
cost $100,000. Funds now being
and Leon. Kay.
raised will be used to outfit the
Dr. Kaplansky arrived in this
first floor of the building, the
LOUIS . GELFAND
Civilian Production Administra-
country a short time ago to mob-
ilize support for the Hebrew In- the Institute have been absorbed tion having given approval for
ISIDORE- LATEINER
stitute of Technology, the only as professional engineers and ar- immediate building plans.
Delegates from Detroit will at-
school for technological training chitects by industry, the building
and research in Palestine. With trades, agriculture, municipal tend the midwestern convention
Prof. Jacob Weinberg. famous
a student body of more than 1,000 government and Jewish public of Young Israel at Hotel Gibson,
Jewish composer, will be guest
and an outstanding faculty, the institutions in Palestine. About Cincinnati, Thursday evening,
artist at the season's first Hasho-
school plays an important part in 120 of them enlisted in the Jew- Nov. 28, through Dec. 1. Mem-
far concert Sunday. Dec. 8, 8:30
the industrial development of the ish units of the British Army bers of the National Council of
p. m., at the Jewish Center.
Young Israel will be present. The
Jewish Homeland. While in this during the war.
Prof. Weinberg, born in Odessa,
Country, Dr. Kaplansky will study
"The Institute possesses 12 test- program of Young Israel will be
Russia, was co-founder of the
the educational programs of ing research laboratories in dif- reviewed and Detroit delegates
first society for advancement of
American technological institu- ferent branches of civil, mechan- will be featured in an exhaustive
Jewish music in 1900 in Moscow.
tions.
ical, electrical and chemical en- report on planning and progress
After a distinguished career as
FuOrher details regarding the gineering and a Research Insti- for the new center.
pianist and composer, he spent
Detroit's delegation to Cincin-
planned dinner in honor of Dr. tute for Town Planning and
several years in Palestine writing
Kaplansky will be announced Housing in its Department of nati includes Rabbi and Mrs.
the first Hebrew opera "Hecha-
next week.
Architecture," Dr. Kaplansky Alvin M. Poplack, Mr. and Mrs.
lutz" which won him the first
stated. Its college offers a four- Charles T. Gellman, Samuel W.
prize in an international contest
Seek $2,000,000 Expansion
year course. In addition, there is Platt, David I. Berris, Jerome
in 1931. At present he is teaching
a Technical High School and a Kelman, Ruth Bodzin, Frances
In Laboratory Facilities
at New York College of Music
NEW YORK (JTA)—The rais- Nautical School affiliated with Berris, Ethel Framovitz, Eva
and Hunter College.
ing of $500,000 by the American the Institute, with a total student Poss and Florence Sleeper.
Prof. Weinberg will be heard
Society for the Advancement of body of 400. The task of the Nau- Among veterans attending are:
as pianist in his own compositions
HMO
Abrams,
Arnold,
Cohen,
the Hebrew Institute of Technol- tical School is to train officers
and also with Zinovi Bistritzky,
ogy in Haifa, will enable the In- and technical personnel for the Harold Platt, Daniel Schwartz,
violinist, a n d Jacob Becker,
and
Joe
Weinman.
stitute to secure an additional Palestine merchant marine. It of-
cellist, of the Detroit Symphony
Three members of the Kadimah
JACOB LATEINER
$1,500,000 from other sources, Dr. fers a 2 to 4 year course in navi-
orchestra. The Jewish F o 1 k
Girls,
Shirley
Katz,
Deborah
Le-
Shlomo Kaplansky, president of gation and marine engineering.
Jacob and Isidore Lateiner, pian- Chorus, Henri Goldberg, director,
will
vine
and
Esther
Marx
also
the Institute, declared at a press
and Florence Kutzen, accompan-
attend, the latter by virtue of ist and violinist respectively.
ist, will present several choral
conference.
Atzmoni
Will
Address
having
been
first
place
winner
18
and
16
only
now
Of the $500,000 to be raised in
Though
compositions by Weinberg and
in
the
Detroit
eliminations
of
Kvulzah
This
Saturday
the United States, which is to
years of age, they were discov- Jacob Schaefer.
Members of Kvutzah Ivrith, the Young Israel Midwestern
be spent on the construction at
Julius Chajes will be the chair-
ered in 1940 by Harry Levine, a
Oratorical
Contest.
Eliminations
Hebrew
cultural
group,
and
their
the Institute of special labora-
f o r m e r Detroiter, who was man. There will be a question
tories named after Brigadier Gen- friends, are invited to a Hebrew were conducted in Chicago, Cin- visiting Havana, Cuba, and was period at the close of the concert
eral Frederick H. Kisch, who was lecture this Saturday evening, at cinnati, Cleveland and St. Louis. so impressed with their talents and a reception in honor of Mr:
killed in action in Tunisia during 9, in the Rose Sittig Cohen Audi- Winners in these cities will meet that he spoke to their teachers Weinberg.
the war, a total of $400,000 has torium, by the well known local in an oratorical contest in Cin- about bringing them to the Cur-
Admission will be free to
cinnati on Saturday afternoon in
already been raised, it was re- poet and educator, M. Atzmoni.
tis Institute for an audition. The Hashofar members. Tickets for
Mr. Atzmoni will speak on the Washington Avenue Syna-
vealed by J. W. Wunsch, vice-
non-members
are available at the
boys did- not have the financial
president of the American Soci- "The Native Language Consti- gogue. Miss Marx's winning means for the trip, and Mr. Le- Center
and at Metro Music
"Young
Israel
Versus
tutes the Basis of all Other topic was
ety.
vine then arransted a concert in House.
Old IsraeL"
Emphasizing that the main Languages."

Hashofar to Have
J. Weinberg at
Opening Concert

