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April 23, 1948 - Image 17

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1948-04-23

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Page Seventeen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 23, 1948

Amusements Leaders Confer

Jewish Center
Activities

(The Jewish Community Center.
8904 Woodward, is a Red Feather
.
'Agency)

,zcie
—Photo by Paul Kirsch

Leaders in the amusements section, one of the principal groups
in the Arts and Crafts Division, hold a conference regarding their
section's support of the 1948 Allied Jewish Campaign. Shown here
are (left to right): PAUL P. BRODER, Arts and Crafts Division vice
chairman; FRANK A. WETSMAN; ALEX SCHREIBER, division chair-
man; ARTHUR ROBINSON; and LEW WISPER, division vice
chairman.

Yiddish Groups
Schedule Final
Campaign Rally

Members of Yiddish-speaking
organizations and auxiliaries will
hold their final rally and report
meeting in connection with the
1948 Allied Jewish Campaign at
8:30 p. m. Sunday, May 2, in the
auditorium of the Jewish Com-
munity Center. This will be the
first meeting open to the genera]
public since the organizations
section launched its drive March
21.
Principal speaker for the eve-
ning- will be Dr. B. Benedict Gla-
zer of Temple Beth El. In addi-
tion, Cantor Pavel Slavensky of
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation, has been asked to present
a musical program.
Joseph Bernstein, chairman of
the central planning committee,
has urged that all organization
pledges be made before May 2 so
that they can be reported at this
meeting.
Other members of the execu-
tive committee are Harry Gonte,
Kishenever Aid Society; Harry
Kahn, Eishishker Society; Fred
Lepofsky, Yiddish Folks Verein;
Frank Mersky, Berditchever Pro-
gressive Society; Samuel Rosen-
berg, Pinsker Progressive Aid
Society; Meyer Schneider, Work-
man's Circle, chairman, district
committee; David Sirota, Vinit-
zer Progressive Society; Isidore
Sosnick, Turover Aid Society,
and Isidore Zemel, Jewish Na-
tional Workers Alliance, Branch
79.

The North V' n d Clinic offers
expert medical and dental treat-
ment to Jews and non-Jews alike.
Fees are paid through the Allied
Jewish Campaign.

Marguerite Kozenn Is
Soloist in Cleveland

Herman Jacobs, executive di-
rector of the Jewish Community
Center, will speak to the Jewish
Parent's Institute, Monday, April
26, 8:30 p.m. at the Center, it was
announced by Mrs. Boaz Siegel,
chairman of the Jewish Study
Group of JPI. Mr. Jacobs' topic
will be "The Group Work Ap-
proach In Jewish Education."
* * *
Estelle Starr, chairman of the
Holiday Hop Committee, an-
nounces the 48th Holiday Hop to
be held in the Center's Audi-
torium on April 25, as a Passover
Festival Dance. The Auditorium
will be decorated with the Pass-
over theme.
* * *
Intermediate Department of
the Center, in cooperation with
the Health Education Depart-
ment, announces the start of
"Girls for Glamour Series" for
girls 14 and 15, under the direc-
tion of Claire Bielfield. Sessions
are held in the Gym every Tues-
day and Thursday at 4:15 p.m.
Swimming follows the class in
the Gym.
* * *
There have been some requests
for the resumption of evening
health service on Tuesday and
Thursday. Claire Bielfield, sports
instructress, is now interviewing
girls to find out how many would

Marguerite Kozenn, Detroit so-
prano, will be the soloist at the
annual concert of the Cleveland
Jewish Singing Society, under the
direction of Julius Chajes, at Sev-
erence Hall, Wednesday evening,
April 28.
Among the major compositions
to be performed re: "The 142nd
Psalm" by Juli s Chajes and Mi-
riam's "Song ;of Triumph" by
Schubert with accompaniment by
an orchestra consisting of mem-
bers of the Cleveland Symphony.
There will be several first per- ■ 11101,
formances among them: "Kad-
dish" arranged by Erwin Jospe,
"Simchas Toire" arranged by
Herbert Fromm, as well as "Re-
joice in -Zion" and "Hymn of
Freedom," two original composi-
tions by Julius Chajes.

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,

This Issue 44 Pages

There are 44 pages in this Pass-
over issue of The Jewish News.
While the paper is numbered
from page 1 to page 40, the addi-
tional four pages are inserted as
pages 20 A to D.

TO ALL OUR PATRONS
AND FRIENDS OUR BEST
HAPPY
WISHES FOR A
PASSOVER

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complete service, including elec-
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sun lamp treatment, evil be ren-
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* * *
Allen Bernstein will give an
informal talk on jazz at the In-
termediate Lounge, Tuesday,
April 27, at 9 p.m. He will trace
the history of Jazz and illus-
trate his talk with records from
his rare disc collection. Admis-
sion is free to Center Inter-
mediate members.

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29, at the Center, on the subject
"The Future of Palestine."

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