Friday, November 21, 1947
THE JEWISH NEWS
Louis Segal to Speak at 13th
Anniversary of Arlazaroff
'Palestine Onlyr
Exodus Jews Refuse
To Accept DP Status
Page Nine
Central State Collegiate Zionists
Meet at Educational Seminar Here
The Central States Region of
the Intercollegiate Zionist Organ-
WILHELMSHA VEN, Germany ization will converge on Detroit
(JTA) — The Exodus Committee, during the Thanksgiving week-
Nov. 28 to 30, for an educa-
representing tile refugee Jews at end,
the camp here, have refused to tional seminar. The Wayne Uni-
IZFA chapter.will be host
accept displaced persons' cards versity
to
members
from colleges in
British
authorities.
offered by the
The committee insisted it would Kentucky, Ohio am Michigan.
The weekend's d i sc u s s i ons
accept only Palestine certificates.
center on the th.me "We Pene-
A. spokesman said the Jews did trate
the Silken Curtain." Out-
rot wish to become DPs, pointing
lecturers will reveal
out that they were forcibly re- standing
moved "from our home, Pales- vital information on Haganah,
tine, and must return there, Aliyah Bet, and important poli-
tical news of the Middle East.
where we seek to establish a nor- Ben-Zion
Elan is coming under
mal life." The British had re-
the auspices of Americans for
newed their offer in order to clear Haganah;
Eliokam. Wallace is a
up the status of the refugees who messenger
Fund.
from Palestine for
have no official status at present
The banquet program will fea- although they receive DP assist- Hashomer Hatzai7.-: Ahuva Ben-
ture a musical program, a skit
Brith is a national field worker
by Habonim and the reading of ance.
for IZFA, and Danny Brisker of
Louis Segal, national general quet indicate that there will be
secretary of the Jewish National an overflow attendance to hear
Workers Alliance (Farband), Mr. Segal.
prominent lecturer and author,
Mr. Schumer stated that the
personal experiences gathered by
Mr. Segal during his tours of Eu-
rope, including DP camps and
Poland, and his intimate know-
ledge of Palestinian affairs give
his address great importance.
A review of Arlazaroff branch
activities will be given at the ban-
quet. This branch holds the rec-
ord for outstanding communi' Y
in the labor Zionist move-
ment and for various cause, in-
cluding the Allied Jewisl; Cam-
paign and the Jewish National
Chaim Nachman Bialik's poems
by Eugene Mondry. •
Julius M. Singer, who is in
charge
of .eservations for the
LOUIS SEGAL
dinner, asks for immediate res-
will be the guest speaker at the ponses from those who have not
I3th anniversary banquet of yet replied to the call for attend-
Arlazaroff branch 137 of JNWA, ance at the dinner. Reservations
Sunday evening, Nov. 30, at clos this week.
Lachar's, Dexter and Waverly.
Philip Imber is in charge of en-
- Harry Schumer, president of ; rollment of new members on the
-Arlazaroff branch, stated this occasion of the 13th anniversary.
week that reservations being re j Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mondry are
ceived in advance for the ban-lassisting with arrangements.
Detroiters May Hear Distinguished
Czech Baritone During Visit Here
Many Detroit organizations has filled several engagements
will have the opportunity of Others on his schedule include
nearing an internationally-famed an appearance for the Northwest
baritone within the next several Congregation NOV. 28, the NW
Men's Club Interfaith meeting
Nov. 24, a Hanukah program Dec.
7 at Shaarey Zedek and a con-
cert Feb. 2 at the Jewish Center.
Groups wishing to have this
distinguished viaJtor as guest
artist may contact him at ELm-
hurst 6819-j.
At last! A radio singing
commercial that doesn't ad-
months, since Pavel Slavensky-
Freilich, Czechoslovakian singer,
is in Detroit on a year's study
visa.
An accomplished opera singer,
Slavensky-Freilich also has made
a special study of Hebrew music,
an interest which helped pave
the way for his entry into the
United States. In. Prague, his
home town, he became friends
with Detroit's well-known artists,
Marguerite Kozenn and Julius
Chajes. The singer acquainted
himself with Chajes' Hebrew
compositions, and presented
many of them before European
audiences.
"It was primarily Mr. Chajes'
assistance that made my visit
to this country possible," Slaven-
sky-Freilich explains, expressing
his gratitude for the composer's
interest in introducing him to
Detroit musical and Jewish
circles.
A portfolio of reviews in many
vertise soap or soda water. The
Coordinating Council on Hu-
man Relations has arranged
for the local broadcasting of
"Little Songs on Big Subjects,"
a series of jingles about racial
equality, tolerance and fair
employment practices.
They will be heard on sta-
tion WJLB at 'E p. m. and from
6:30 to 6:45 p. m. daily. They
are now being broadcast by
Mel Jerome.
The station is interested in
hearing what listeners think
of this project. A comment by
postcard or letter will be ap-
preciated both by the station
and by the Coordinating Coun-
cil, which represents 42 or-
ganizations in Detroit dealing
with problems of human rela-
tions.
"Jumping with Joy
Our Worries. are Over."
MOTHERS
In this country, the singer is
the guest of his uncle, Joseph
Freilich, of Ferndale. He has
been here six weeks, and already
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extensive religious training, and
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was an officer in the Czech army,
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where he served for six years as
an officer in the British army.
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and presentation. He has sung
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stages of Europe, as well as in
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tine. He has also given radio
concerts in many countries, and
his records are still being broad-
cast in Palestine.
Educated at the Prague Con-
servatory of Music and the Bel-
grade Academy of Music, of
which his uncle was director,
Slavensky-Freilich also received
brunch will be held at the Hillel
Foundation, followed by a lecture.
At 2 p. in., a regional meeting will
be held, chaired by Jim Weiss
of the University of Youngstown,
first vice president of the region._
Registration fee for the sem-
inar is $4 which includes all,
activities of the seminar and edu-
cational material. Tickets
may,
seminar are Miss Subar, chair-
man; Merrill Polansky, registra-
tion; Rona Teicher, housing; An-
Hechalutz is also expected.
nette Mittleman, food; Marty
Install Workmen's Circle
The Seminar will officially open Hollander, hayride, and Rose
Friday with registration, and a Hammer, office.
Mothers' Officers Tuesday
tour for out-of-town guests. Fri-
Mrs. Samuel Lappin was elect- day evening an Oneg Shabbat 141 11111 iiiiii 14141 6/16-21- 6 6
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of Workmen's Circle Kindergar- Gordon, Wayne Hillel adviser,
will speak.
ten for the 1947 n 8 season.
Saturday morning, seminar at-
Installation of officers and ex-
ecutive member3 will be held tendees will attend services at
next Tuesday, at Workmen's Shaarey Zedek. At 12:30 a buffet
Circle Educational Center, 11529 dinner will be held at the home
Linwood. Samuel Sigal, director of Bernie Schiff, 2310 Gladstone,
of Workmen's Circle Schools, and followed by two lectures.
representatives fef the Workmen's At 7:45 p. m. a hayride will be
Circle School Board, will partici- held at Morton's Stables, which is
pate in the installation. S. 1/\ r . open to young people of the corn-
Schkloven will present a resume munity. Those attending will
of topics of current interest. All meet at Tuxedo and La Salle.
are invited. • ' Transportation will be furnished.
New Radio Jingles
Stress Tolerance,
PAVEL SLAVENSKY-FREILICH
Food is included in the cost of the
ticket, which is $1.75 per person
and $3.50 per couple. For in-
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