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Frohman, Again•to Conduct Concert
Sponsored by Cantors' Association

The Cantors Association of
Detroit will have its annual con-
cert on Wednesday, March 28.
This year the Cantors obtained
through the courtesy of Cong.

ganization, the Workman's Circle
choir, the Music Study chorus
and for many years leader of
the Cantor's Choir.
Mr. Frohman is a musician of
note, a composer and an out-
standing conductor. An excellent
program is in rehearsal.
The following artists associat-
ed with the Cantors will parti-
cipate in this great event: Jack
Bazell, Norman Bazell, Joe Can-
tor, Joe Finkelstein, Leo Mogill,
Leo Oliva, George Richter, Jack
Rosberg, Arthur Scherr, Morris
Schultz, and Joe Siegel.
The concert will be under the
guidance of the president of the
association, Cantor Jacob Son-
enklar, and under the chairman-
ship of Cantor Hyman Adler.
The musical chairman of this
event is Cantor Hyman Schul-
singer.
The proceeds of the concert
will be used to send 1000 food
packages to Israel. The full sup-
port of the Jewish Community
of Detroit is expected. All par-
DAN FROHMAN
ticipants are donating their
Shaarey Zedek, the main audi- services without renumeration.
torium, where this great event
will take place.
This year, as in former years, Young Fraternalists
the concert will be conducted by Invite All for Hanukah
Dan Frohman, who is choir mas-
The Jewish Young Fraternal-
ter at the Shaarey Zedek con-
ductor of the Halevy singing or- ists are having a Hanukah par-
ty at 8:30 p.m., Dec. 8, at the
Jewish Cultural Center, 2705
Joy Rd. The AF dance group
will perform a play and singing
will be featured. Latkes will be
HENRY COHEN FAMILY CIR- served. It's open to the public,
CLE meets Sunday at the home stag or drag.
of Jennie Cohen, 3039 Carter.
A Hanukah party will be held
Dec. 10 at the home of Mrs. Fan- Dr. Gaberman Re-Elected
Head of Wise AJC
nie Cohen, 3039 Carter.

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KATHRYN TURNEY GARTEN,
"first lady of book reviewers,'
will talk about the season's new
books at Detroit Town Hall, on
Wednesday morning at 11 a.m.
in the Fisher Theater.
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Martin Cohen, presents the
Yiddish film "CATSKILL HON-
EYMOON" at the Cinema Thea-
tre in a limited engagement
starting this evening. Jan Bart,
Bas Sheva and Julius Adler are
included in the cast touted as
the cream of the Borscht Cir-
cuit.
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DR. and MRS. WILLIAM
KLEIN reported on their trip to
Israel at the meeting of Arlaza-
roff Branch of Jewish National
Workers Alliance Wednesday.

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B R E N N E R FAMILY CLUB
meets at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Newman Sunday, for
a dinner and Hanukah party.
Seymore Brenner is club presi-
dent; Herman Elbinger, vice-
president.
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CAVALCADE, American film
classic based on Noel Coward's
play, will be presented by the
Detroit Cinema Guild In the Art
Institute Lecture Hall, Wednes-
day. The film, third in a series
of ten scheduled by the Guild
will be shownat 7 and 9 p.m.
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The Wayne University Theatre
announces i t s production of
"Much Ado About Nothing, a
comedy by William Shakespeare.
The play, which will be pre-
sented at the Circular Theatre,
433 W. Forest, opened Wednes-
day and will continue today
through Dec. 9.

Dr. David B. Gaberman, 18273
Santa Barbara, was re-elected
by unanimous vote president of
the Stephen S. Wise Chapter of
the American Jewish Congress
in Detroit. Other officers elected
were : Hiram Popkin, vice-presi-
dent; Arthur Abrams, treasurer;
Mrs. Arthur Abrams, secretary.

Name Louis Freed
Director of JNF

NEW YORK, N.Y. — The
United States and Israel paid
tribute to Cong. Bnai Jeshurun,
125-year-old Jewish congrega-
tion which has become a world-
famous institution, at the Jubi-
lee banquet culminating its
month - long anniversary cele-
bration, held at the Waldorf
Astoria Nov. 19, and attended
by six hundred persons.
Those present included Eleanor
Roosevelt, Israel Ambassador
Abba Eban, Bishop Charles K.
Gilbert, president of the Pro-
testant Council of New York,
Rt. Rev. Monsignor Philip J.
Furlong representing Cardinal
Francis Spellman, Dr. David De
Sola Pool, rabbi of .Congrega-
tion Shearith Israel, the nation's
oldest synagogue and "parent"
of Congregation Bnai Jeshurun,
and Alan Stroock, chairman of
LOUIS FREED
the Board of Trustees of the
Benjamin M. Laikin, chair- Jewish Theological Seminary.'
man of the Jewish National
Fund Council of Detroit, an-
nounced that Louis, Freed has
been appointed executive direc-
tor of the Jewish National Fund,
with headquarters at 11816 Dex-
ter Blvd.
MIAMI BEACH
Mr. Freed has recently re-
turned from Israel where he was
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the executive director of the
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Friday, December 1, 1950

Mapai Heads Argentine
Vote to Zionist Congress

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13 delegates elected to the World
Zionist Congress by 15,000 Ar-
gentine Jews include Mapai, six
seats; Mapam, four; Zionist Fed-
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