Cantors' Association. Lists Program
For Annual Concert Next Wednesday
Plans have now been complet- the Association and Rebecca
ed for the annual concert of the Frohman serves as the accom-
Jewish Cantors and Ministers panist for the group. Tickets for
this concert may be obtained - by
calling- any of the cantors in the
association.
JWV Plans 10th
Military Ball
The 10 annual Military Ball
of the Department of Michigan,
Jewish War Veterans, has been
scheduled for Feb. 21 at the
Veterans Memorial Building, on
W. Jefferson.
One of the community's lead-
ing social events, the dance this
year will have a suprise attrac-
tion, announced Harvey Glass-
man and Milton Berry, chairmen
of the 10th anniversity commit-
tee.
Overflow crowds of the past
CANTOR J. H. SONENKLAR
Association of Detroit, to be held
next Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at
the Bnai David Synagogue, Elm-
hurst at Fourteenth.
Under the direction of Dan
Frohman, the Cantors Associa-
tion has prepared a varied pro-
gram of sacred music, Yiddish
and Israel • folk Songs.
All proceeds for thisconcert
ropic
'will go towards the philanth
program of the Association. Gift
certificates for Passover food will
be sent to cantors in Israel - and
Europe, and funds will be set
aside for helping Jewish liturgi
cal music and composers in Is-
rael.
The first portion of the Can-
tors' program will include "Hal- ,
lelujahr "Av Horachamim,"
"Horah," "M'loch," "Yigdal,"-and
"'rumba." The second portion
will feature "Hallelujah,"
"Uv'yorn Simchaschem," "Mogen
Avoth," "Ki Keshimchoh," "Ka-
cha," "Un'sane Tokef," and "Reb
Dovidl."
Among the composers whose
works will be sung are Frohman,
Wilensky, Wasilkowsky, Poliakoff,
Zeidel Rovner, Abra.s; - Zaira, Zil-
berts and . Lewandowski.
The chairman of this concert
is Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld. Cantor
Jacob SOrienklar is preSident of
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at the Inter-Congregational
Men's Club dinner, to be held on
Feb. 19, in the synagogue's social
hail.
Rabbi Theodore L. Adams,
head of the Rabbinical . Council
of New Jersey, will be guest
speaker.
The young Orthodox rabbi at-
tended the Rabbi Isaac Elconin
Theological Seminary and did
graduate work at Columbia Uni-
versity, He was ordained in 1937.
Presently Rabbi Adams is doing
work for a PhD in sociology.
He is affiliated with the Zion-
ist movement, of which he for-
merly was a member of the
executive committee of the Zion-
ist District and American Zionist
policy committee; a member of
the executive of Synagogue
Council of America; member of
the division of religious activities
of the Jewish Welfare Board.
He served as a member of the
Jersey City Planning Committee,
and is now on the Civil Rights
Committee and .consultant to
New Jersey's governor on the
state Youth Conference.
In 1950, Rabbi Adams received
the Yeshiva University award,
given to the student or graduate
or other individual ,who has
worked most to promote the
Jewish faith.
The musical portion of the
program will be under the di-
rection of Cantor Hyman J. Adler.
Detroit religious leaders, mem-
bers of the Rabbinical Council
of America, have designated
February as "Torah Education
in the Diaspora" month of the
Jewish Agency for: Palestine.
Rabbi Wolf Gold, world Miz-
rachi leader and member of the
Agency's Torah department, will
address a city-wide gathering in
celebration of the observance on
Feb. 18, in Young Israel Center.
The meeting will be sponsored
by Detroit area members of RCA.
The sponsors include Rabbis
Israel I. Halpern, Max Kapus-
tin, Samuel Prero and Max J.
Wohlgelernter, of Detroit, 42,m-
uel Stollman,, of WindsOr, C.
Kaufman, of Mt.. Cleiriens And
N. Katz, of Toledo. -
Invitations to the event may
be obtained from the above or
from the Jewish Community
Council and Mizra,chi Organi-
zation.
Bnai Israel to Organize
Young Men's Group
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Daniel Jeremy Silver, U.S. Navy
Chaplain, participatedxin special
commemorative services at The
Temple • here honoring Rabbi
-Abba Hiljel Silver on his 60th
birthday and 35th anniversary
as rabbi of The Temple. •
Chaplain Silver is the son of
Rabbi and Mrs, Silver. He is
stationed at the U.S. Naval Base
in San Diego, Calif.
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A symposium: on "Music in Is-
rael," sponsored by the Jewish
Community Center as part of
the celebration of Jewish Mu-
sic Month will be held at 8:30
p.m., Monday, at the Davison
Center.
Chairman o f
the evening will
Rabbi D: J. Silver Participates
In Services Honoring Father
Service Bureau, 'Harold Silver,
and his staff will acquaint the
visitors with the services of the
agency.
Mrs. Maxwell E. Katzen, chair-
man of the tour committee, a
subcommittee of the education
committee under the chairman-
ship. of Mrs. Stanley Fleischaker,
is assisted by Mesdames Theo-
dore Bargman, Samuel J.
Greenberg and Benjamin E.
Jaffe.
PONTIAC is the buy for '53 .
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'Music in Israel'
Event on Monday
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and Albert
Elazar, moderator.
The program, free to the pub:-
lie, will be illustrated by record-
ings.
Hashofar, society for the ad-
vancement of Jewish music, will
be hoSt at a reception follow-
ing the program, in honor of
Mme. Paray.
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The Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation will
present the third in its series
of Come-See-Confer tours at 1
p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 18, at the
.lwish Social Service Bureau,
13327 Linwood. -
The purpose of the visit is to
The Men's. Club of Cong. Bnai
David will be host to all men's give the women a better under-
clUbs of synagogues in Detroit standing of the program of the
JSSB and its relationship to
other member agencies of Fed-
eration.
Director of • the Jewish Social
few years have led the commit-
tee to secure two large ballrooms,
which will feature continuous
dancing from 9 p.m. Mickey
Woolf and Leonard Stanley and
their orchestras Will be the main
attractions in etch ballroom.
Proceeds will enable the JWV
to continue its program of aiding
hospitalized veterans and ser-
vicemen and of furthering its
work in veteran rehabilitation
and child welfare work.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of JWV, from the
JWV. Memorial Home, on W.
Davison. or at the door the night
of the ball.
include Ma-
ame Pau_l Par-
ay, wife of the
conductor of the
Detroit Sym-
phony Orches-
tra; Marguerite
Women Plan Tour of JSSB Building
Bnai David to Host
Annual Synagogue
Men's Club Dinner
Mme. Paray Kozenn Chajes, Set February as
.singer and teacher of ,Voice; Torah Study Month
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THE JEWISH NEWS-7
Friday, February 6, 1953
In a move designed to at-
tract the younger element in
the community, Cong. Bnai Is-
rael, 12650 Linwood, is planning
to organize a young men's club.
The first organizational meet-
ing will take place at 8 p.m.,
Monday, in the synagogue. All
young men are invited.
The group will meet under the
guidance of.. Bern.ard Waldman,
Bnai Israel president, and Rab-
bi Israel Flam, spiritual leader.
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On Ttiesday evening, Feb.
10, at the Zionist House,
a report on the status of
the JNF and the current
needs in Israel will be sub-
mitted to Detroit Jewry by
MORDECAI RUDENSKY
Field Director of the
Jewish National Fund
An invitation' to participate hi
this meeting and to help plan
JNF National Box Month is ex-
tended to all Detroit Jews. It is
especially urged that all presi-
dents of local organizations at-
tend this planning meeting.
Mordecai Rudensky
Notice to All Council Members: Please attend
the meeting and participate in planning our
important program.
Jewish National Fund in
New Quarters on Feb. 15
The Jewish National Fund Council of Detroit is pleased
to announce to the Jewish community tht its head-
quarters will be moved on Feb. 15 to the
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