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THE JEWISH NEWS
Brevities
Neugarten Society Palestine Youth
The Detroit Civic Light Opera's -Has New Officers Spirit High, But
fifth anniversary season gets un-
der way Feb. 2 at Masonic Tem-
ple with Allan Jones and Andzia
Kuzak starring in "ROSE MA-
RIE." All the principals for the
lovely Rudolf Friml operetta ar-
rived in town this week. Among
the other stars to appear will be
Pinky Lee, the radio comedian;
Sue Ryan, Clarissa, and John
Shafer.
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DETROIT ADULT CLUB an-
nounces a leap year frolic to be
held Sunday night, Feb. 1, at the
Jewish Center. Tickets may
purchased at the door.
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TALL TOWERS have arranged
for a night of games at 3000
Webb, Sunday, Feb. 8, for all
those who meet the height re-
quirements of 6' tall for the men
and 5'8" for . the women. For in-
. formation, call TO. 5-2867 or
TO. 5-2443.
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CANTOR J. H. SONENKLAR
has been named delegate from
Congregation Shaarey Zedek at
the convention of the Cantors'
Association of America, to be
held at the Jewish Theological
Seminary and the Seminary Mu-
seum, New York.
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Nearly 400 part-time and full-
time chaplains of all major de-
nominations were on duty in
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
hospitals in mid-January, F. R.
Kerr, assistant administrator for
VA's Special Services, announced.
242 chaplains were on duty full-
ti Ire and 156 part-time. Thirty-
three Jewish chaplains partici-
pate in the program.
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BLOCH PUBLISHING CO. an-
nounce the publication of "Hymn
of Freedom" for mixed voices
and piano from the opera, "Out
of the Desert," by JULIUS
CHAJES, of • Detroit. The lyrics
were written by Michael Atzmoni
of Winnipeg, Canada.
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ADULT HEBREW SPEAKING
GROUP will meet Feb, 4 at the
home of Miss Janet Olender, 8741
LaSalle. Peisner Brothers will
speak on developments in Pal-
estine, whence they just returned.
There will be Palestine movies
and Hebrew songs. For informa-
tion call Murray Selborn, TY.
7-5102.
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GOLD AND FIZDALE, one of
the country's finest duo-piano
teams, will giVe an hour and a
half concert at Detroit Town Hall,
Wednesday morning, Feb. 4, at 11
o'clock, in the Fisher Theater.
These young piano virtuosos won
an entusiastic following in record
time, playing 60 cities on their
transcontinental --tour last year.
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RABBI MANDEL M. ZAGER
CHAPTER 542 of Bnai Brith will
hold an open meeting at 8:15 p. m
Wednesday, Feb. 4, at Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe, Dexter and
Lawrence. Mrs. Charles D. Solo_
vich, national historian, member-
ship chairman of Supreme
Council and past president of
Women's District Grand .Lodge
No. 6, will. be the guest speaker.
The program will include a
movie. The program chairman is
Mrs. Gertrude Klein. Miss Fay,
Zager, chapter president, invites
all to attend.
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MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT of
Detroit, president of the National
Council of -Jewish Women, was
among the leaders of national
women's organization who
pledged active cooperation in the
Women's Division of national,
state and local campaigns for the
United Jewish Appeal.
GOOSE
COUSINS CLUB hon-
.
ored Mrs. -Herman Bloom on her
fifth wedding anniversary at a
luncheon Jan. 24 at the Book-
Cadillac. The following newly-
elected officers were installed:
Mrs. Jack Goose, president; Mrs.
Hyman Levenson, vice-president;
Mrs. Jack Markowitz, treasurer;
Mrs. Herman Bloom and Mrs. Rol-
land Martin, secretaries; Mrs. Au-
brey Gooze, gilts; Mrs. Norman
Goldenberg, greeting cardS; Mrs.
M. Bloom, publicity. The club
will meet Feb. 2 at the home of
Mrs. Harry Bloom.
Mrs. Samuel Blacher installed
the following officers of Neu-
garten Medical Aid Society at a
luncheon at the Book-Cadillac.
Mesdames Norman Noble,
president; Samuel Gale, Samuel
MRS. NORMAN NOBLE
Shewitz, Julian Stross and Albert
Schweitzer, vice Presidents;
Charles Hyman, treasurer; Lester
Smith, financial secretary; Ben-
jamin Krell, Jr., recording sec-
retary; Morris Mellin, correspond-
ing secretary; Fred Gross, special
corresponding secretary; Albert
P. Weiss, publicity director, and
Louis Beck, auditor.
Adrienne Kolb, young pianist,
entertained at the luncheon.
HENRY COHEN FAMILY CIR-
CLE met Jan. 3 at the home of
Mr. and. Mrs. Milton Cross for in-
stallation of officers. The club
will meet Feb. 7 at the home of
Mrs. Fannie Cohen.
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_ .Under the auspices of the Jew-
ish Chautauqua Society, RABBI
LEON FRAM visited Findlay Col-.
lege, Findlay, 0., on January 28.
While there the rabbi addressed
a convocation and a Kiwanis
Club meeting.
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Newly-elected officers for the
ISAAC AGREE MEMORIAL SO-
CIETY for 1948 are as follows:
William Jaffa, president; Julius
Meskin, vice president; Irving
Katz, secretary; George A. Agree,
treasurer, and Allan C. Agree,
Marvin • Canvasser, Sam Hack,
Max Kaplan and Sadie Flusty, di-
rectors. The society meets the first
Sunday of each month at the Ho-
tel Detroiter.
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LIBERTY SOCIAL CLUB eel-
; ebrated its 11th anniversary and
installed the following officers at
a dinner Jan. 25: •
Samuel H. Freedman, presi-
dent; Harry Goldberg and Mor-
ris Cohen, vice presidents; Mil-
dred Lilwak and Sarah Gold-
berg, secretaries; Rose Freedman,
treasurer; Mrs. Israel and Gar-,
finkle, hospitalerS. The group
will meet Saturday, Jan. 31, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Israel.
Arms Must Come
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"We must ask Jews the world
over to see us at the front line
and do for us what the United
States did for England when
England was at the front line in
the war. We ask only to be giv-
en a chance to go with the
struggle.
"A month from now is too
late. The millions or billions
we might get in four months
means very little. What we can
get immediately counts — not
next month, but now, so we can
hold out."
Reporting that 300 Jews had
died fighting thus far, she said
that "there will be more, but
there is no doubt that the spirit
of our young people is such that
no matter how many Arabs come
into the country, we'll win. There
isn't . a Jew in the country who
doesn't believe that in the end
we'll be victorious. If we have
something to fight with, we'll fight
with that. If we don't, we'll fight
with stones."
She told of 35 young people,
every one of whom was killed,
who set out on foot to rescue a
Jewish settlement besieged by
Arabs. According to one Arab,
the last Jew in the group died
Friday, January 30, 1948
with a stone in his hand. She
asked:
"Is it possible that the young-
sters who are in the front lines
will have to fail because money
that should have reached Pales-
tine today will reach it in two
months?"
The young Jews, Mrs. Myerson
asserted, "didn't demand salaries,
while the Arabs have to pay sal-
aries to their snipers daily."
Problems affecting American
Jewish communities are on the
agenda of the CFWF conference.
Dr. John Slaw on, executive
vice-president of the American
Jewish Committee, told the con-
ference that while anti-Semitism
is at a low ebb in this country,
it is increasing. in England.
UN Hears Shertok
LAKE SUCCESS (JTA).—The
UN Palestine Implementation
Commission on Tuesday took up
the Jewish Agency memorandum
concerning the establishment and
arming of a Jewish militia. Moshe
Shertok answered questions con-
cerning the plan outlined in the
memorandum.
Malinsky to Tell LZOA
Of Palestine Experiences
Family Club Will Honor
Abraham Raskins 1 Memory
The new Abraham Raskin Fam.
ily Club met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Raskin, 3310 Ro-
chester Ave. -
David M. Schwartz was elect-
ed president; Al Raskin, vice
president; Danny Raskin, secre-
tary, Marilyn Schwartz, corres-
ponding secretary; and, Mrs. Mor-
ris Schwartz, treasurer.
Purpose of the group will be to
honor the memory of Abraham
and Anna Raskin and provide a
•closer tie between members of
the Raskin family.
The constitutional committee,
which will meet Jan. 31, is com-
posed of Dr. Felix Rosenwach,
Herbert A. Raskin, Danny Ras-
kin, Al Raskin and Jay Gold-
berger.
The next meeting of Abraham
Raskin Family Club will be held
Feb. 29, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Raskin, 16596 Norman-
dy. Meetings will be held the last
Sunday of each month.
PRAIRIE LAUNDRY
& CLEANERS
Chaim Malinsky, who recently
returned from a two-month visit
Announces the Opening of
The Most Complete Establishment
to Palestine, will tell his fellow
In The Northwest Section
members of branch 5 .of LZOA at
Deluxe Finish Shirts
a meeting Sunday, at 3820 Glen-
Efficient, Prompt Service
dale, what he learned of the po-
litical situation and the plans of
A Trial Will Convince You
Haganah for dealing with post-
We Own and Operate Our
Restaurants Cooperating partition
Own Plant
disturbances.
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at Prairie
have been named program co-
The Council of Orthodox Rab- chairmen to succeed Ben Gallob.
bis announces that its project to
remove "Kosher" and "Kosher
Style" signs from restaurants not
living up to those terms is pro-
ceeding successfully.
Vases, urns, pitchers,asks, candle sticks, figurines, statuary
The first five restaurants ap-
and other keepsakes converted into artistic table lamps.
proached have cooperated fully,
Oil lamps electrified.
the Council reports.
LAMP SHADES _MADE
LAMPS MODERNIZED,
AND RECOVERED
REPAIRED & REFINISHED
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, chair-
Old style floor lamps made Custom made and recovered.
man of the rabbinical committee,
into indirect lamps and
Styled to your lamp. Large
torcheres.
stock on display.
expressed the thanks of the group
to these restaurants and to the
PICKUP AND DELIVERY ALL PARTS OF DETROIT
Jewish Community Council for
its assistance with the project.
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