Jackier Elected :
Center Symphony Head
Dr. Haber, Rosenwald to Address
Regional USNA Parley in Chicago
CHICAGO—Dr. William Haber,
noted economist and interna-
tional authority on immigration
and public administration, will
address a regional United Serv-
ice for New Americans confer-
ence this week-end at the Sher-
aton Hotel, it was announced by
Sigmund Kunstadter, conference
chairman.
Dr. Haber, former advisor on
Jewish affairs to the U. S. Over-
seas Command, and a profes-
sor at the University of Michi-
gan, will speak on world aspects
of the displaced persons prob-
lem at the opening session of
the conference on Saturday.
William Rosenwald, prominent
This service is held in con-.
"PrOphet, Sage, Poet" is the
topic of a symposium in which junction with the fourth annual
'JOSEPH JACKIER, Detroit
attorney, was elected president
of the Center Symphony Or-
chestra. Edward Horton is vice
Dr Alfred A. Klein,
president; - Dr.
treasurer; Mrs. H. Schwidkay,
secretary, and Beatrice Fine,
librarian, Mrs. Royal Maas,
chairman of the Jewish Corn-
munity Center music commit-
tee, announced. The orches-
tra rehearses Sundays at 12
noon.
Institute of the Men's
Rabbi Morris Adler, spiritual Layman's
Club, and will be followed by
leader of Shaarey Zedek; Rabbi an Oneg Shabbat.
Sabbath morning, Nov. 20, at
Benjamin H. Gorrelick, director
9 o'clock, Rabbi Adler will
preach on "Our Quest."
Sunday evening, Nov. 20, at 7
.m. in the social hall of the
synagogue, Cong. Shaarey Zedek
will formally install its director
of education, Rabbi Gorrelick.
The evening will also mark the
close of the Laymen's Institute.
Dr. Israel J. Kazis, spiritual
leader of Temple Mishkan Tefila,
Sidney M. Shevitz, chairman
Boston, will speak. Dr. Kazis has of the Labor Zionist Federated
chosen as his subject "A Rabbi Campaign, announces that re-
Contemplates the Future."
turns to date have topped the
1948 campaign.
Sunday, Nov. 20, has been de-
clared Federated Campaign Em-
ergency Sunday. All campaign
workers have pledged to cover
their remaining cards.
Total success of this campaign
"The past and future existence is important in order to help in-
of the Jewish people is predicted sure the budget of Habonim
upon their continuation as the Youth movement, Jewish Folk
, RABBI SAMUEL KAZIS
`People of the Book'," stated H. Schools, Jewish Teachers Sem-
of education, and Rabbi Ralph Leivick, Yiddish poet and inary, Labor Zionist Expansion
Simon of Chicago will partici- dramatist, last Sunday night at Fund; Labor .Zionist committee
for relief and rehabilitation, and
pate in Shaarey Zedek's open- the Jewish Center. •
ing late Friday evening service
A capacity attendance of over the Jewish Frontier and Yid-
600 persons was present for the disher Kemfer, Shevitz declared.
at 8:15 p.m: Nov. 18.
observance of the Jewish BiDok
Month arranged ,by the Culture International Institute
CJFWF Assembly
Commission of the Jewish Com-
Features Israel Songs
munity
Council and Center.
To Meet in Cincinnati*
A program of songs was pre-
sented by Emma Shaver. Dr.
International Institute's 19th
Stanley C. Myers of Miami, Shmarya Kleinman, president of annual Old World Market open-
president of the Covell of Jewr the Community Council, greeted ed Thursday and will" continue
ish Federations and W e 1 f a r e Leivick, whose 60th birthday was through Sunday evening. Visi-
tors are welcome each day from
Funds, announced that the celebrated on the same day.
Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman
CJFWF's 18th annual general of the Council Culture Commis- 2 to 10 p.m.
The market is a project to
assembly, is scheduled for Dec. sim, briefly depicted Leivick's
9 to 11 at the Hotel. Netherlands role in and contributions to promote friendship and under-
standing among the people of
Plaza, Cincinnati.
Jewish literature and modern many nationalities that make up
With "Agenda for American drama.
Detroit, Mrs. Alice L. Sickels,
Jewry-1950" as the Assembly
The guest speaker read several executive director of the Insti-
theme, community leaders, act- of his own poems and discussed tute, said. Proceeds from the
ing as delegates of central Jew- the place of literature in the market will go to the fund for
ish community organizations in modern world. He stressed the furnishing the Institute's new
the United States and Canada, need for the integration of lit- building, to be erected at Kirby
will view major problems facing erature and action. "The great- and John R.
Jewish communities in 1950 and est of our achievements," he
Saturday there will be a chil-
outline plans for meeting Israel, stated, "has been based upon
overseas and home front needs. our ability to act in the best dren's program from 10 a.m. to
1 p.m. at which a group of chil-
traditions of our literary en- dren from the Jewish Parents
deavors."
Institute of the Jewish Center
Roosevelt Home, School
will sing Palestinian songs.
LZOA Drive Day
Set This Sunday
Jewish Book Month, -
Event Success; Poet
Leivick Honored
Group Plans Barn Dance Denver Temple Emanuel
Celebrates 75th Year
Roosevelt Home and School
Assoc. plans a barn dance Wed-
nesday, Nov. 30, in the gymna-
sium at Durfee Intermediate.
Roosevelt School teachers and
parents will meet for an in-
formal evening.
There will be music and a pro-
fessional caller will take charge
of the square dancing. The pub-
lic is invited.
THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, November 18, 1949
—
Young Israel Holds
Geller Art Exhibit
At New Youth Center
business leader and philanthro-
pist, honorary president of Uni-
ted Service for New Americans,
will discuss the role of the com-
munity and the national agency
in the resettlement of DP's at
t h e evening session. delegates
from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan
a n d Wisconsin will participate
in a workshop session Sunday
morning. A Sunday luncheon
will hear Joseph E. Beck, execu-
tive director of USNA, review the
past year's activities and out-
line the job for 1950.
A special session on migration
services and visa situations af-
fected by the Displaced Persons
Act of 1948 will be -held, Sun-
day afternoon.
Shaarey Zedek Opens Late Services;
Install Rabbi Gorrelick on Sunday
10
DENVER — Denver's Temple
Emanuel founded by Jewish pi-
oneers of the west's gold rush
days will mark its 75th anniver-
sary, Nov. 18, 19 and 20.
Dr. Nelson Glueck, president
of Hebrew Union College—Jew-
ish Institute of Religion of Cin-
cinnati — and world-famous ar-
chaeologist, and Rabbi Edgar F.
Magnin of Los Angeles will be
guest speakers at the ceremon-
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Sunday, Nov. 20, Gov. G. Men-
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tion Bnai Israel, in Muskegon.
Included in the ceremonies
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The Todros Geller Memorial
Art Exhibit, sponsored by Young
Israel at the new Youth Center,
12521 Dexter, will continue
through Nov. 24.
Geller's works were shown to
art enthusiasts at the Scarab
Club from Oct. 1 to Oct. 10 un-
der the direction of Mrs. David
Werbe and her committee.
The sponsoring committee in-
cludes the officers of the general
Young Israel organization: Sam-
uel. W. Platt, president; Harry L.
Blitz, first vice president; Meyer
Weisenfeld, second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Hillel L. Abrams, sec-
retary; Solomon N. Cohen,
treasurer; officers of the Wom-
en's League of Young Israel,
Mrs. Harry L. Blitz, president;
Mrs. Solomon N. Cohen, vice- .
president; Mrs. Milton Duchan,
secretary; Mrs.. Charles T. Gell-
man, treasurer; and the officers
of the Young Adults of Young
Israel, Hillel L. Abrams, presi-
dent; Harold Platt, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Louis Penfil, secre-
tary and Hinda Penfil, treas-
urer. The Committee has invited
Mrs. Werbe to direct the exhibi-
tion.
The exhibition will be open to
the public every day from 10 a.m..
to 4 p.m., and in the evening
from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., except
Friday and Saturday.
PAUL J. GAISER
Morris Jacobs, president of the
Michigan Zionist Region, of a
bust of Theodore Herzl, to Rabbi
Samuel Umen, spiritual leader of
the congregation and president
of the local Zionist district. The
bust will be housed in the syna-
gogue's "Israel Room."
The "Israel Room" will be a
depository for historical Hebrew
documents and manuscripts
published since the founding of
Israel.
Paul J. Gaiser, Dayton attor-
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Spastic Group at Party Ohio Valley Zionist Region, will
deliver the principal address.
Pasadena Study Club, one of Civic and religious leaders of all
a group of Mothers' Clubs af- faiths will participate in the
filiated with the Jewish Com- dedication.
munity C e n t e r, sponsored a
party for spastic children at 1:30
p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 ; at the
Labor Zionist institute.
The club is anxious to interest
other groups in sponsoring simi-
lar affairs for spastic children.
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