Mrs. &haver Widely
Acclaimed hi Israel
Messages from Israel and quo-
tations from the Israel press •
contain high commendatiOns of
KIDDIES'
Symphony to Begin
Summer Concert Series
Yeshivah Women to Honor
Departed With Service
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Ye-.
The Detroit Symphony Or- hudah will unveil plaques for
chestra, under Valter Poole, will recently departed members in
open its summer series of free a special ceremony at 11 a.
concerts at 8:15 p.m., Tuesday, Bldg.
June 21, at the Beth Yehudah
in the Michigan State Fair
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter will
Grounds Shell. - This will be the conduct the services, and Can-
first of 27 concerts to be pre- for Hyman Adler will chant the
rented on Tuesday, Thursday memorial prayers. Families of
and Saturday evenings span- the departed being honored are
sored by the National Bank of
Detroit, the Detroit Edison Co. invited to attend.
By Uncle David
and the Music Performance
On Sunday, after we awake, one of the first things we'll do is Trust Fund administered by the
hoist Old Glory to the top of our flag staff,. and let her wave in Detroit Federation of Musicians.
The opening night concert will
the breeze. For this Sunday is Flag Day—the day that Americans
A ROUND-TRIP to Israel and'
feature soprano EVa Likova who
honor our flag, all 13 stripes and each of the 48 stars.
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Who is there who Will read this who doesn't know about Betsy made her American debut with
August 26 from N. Y., Arrive in
Ross and the first American flag that had only 13 stars and 13 the Detroit Symphony in 1947.
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stripes? Who is there who doesn't know that since the days of The Czechoslovakian singer is a
Hashanah, Sept. 7th.
that first flag We have added another 35 stars, for each of the leading soprano of the New York
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states added to the Union?
What many of us don't know (although I venture to guess
Ten of the programs will be
that many of you do know) is that for just about each new star televised by WWJ-TV and •11
that has been added to our flag, a person of Jewish faith has been will be broadcast over WJR.
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in some way connected with the story.
Opening night ceremonies will
That's the way—all through history—the Jewish people have be carried by both stations from
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been. Loyal and proud of their religion and equally faithful to 8:30 until 9:30 p.m.
the land of their birth or adoption!
Jews in America have an exceptionalrecord of service to their
country in time of peace and in war.
In the days of our country's struggle to gain its independence,
there were many Jews who came forth to aid the cause. Out-
standing among them was Col. Isaac Franks of Philadelphia who
was aide-de-camp to General Washington. • Aonther was Haym
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Salomon who died penniless because he gave his entire fortune to
the cause of freedom.
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In the War of 1812, Uriah P. Levy, who later rose to the Navy's
car' help make confinement hours slip by
highest rank of Commodore, ran his ship, the Argus, through the
quickly and pleasantly. SEND YOUR LOVED
British blockade and destroyed 21 British merchantmen sing:e-
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The not too publicized War with Mexico produced Gen. David
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de Leon of South Carolina, who twice was decorated by the United
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States Congress for his daring and valor, and Moses Albert Levy
served as U. S. Surgeon General.
Some 10,000 Jews served both North and South during the
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Civil War. The Southern leaders were Judah P. Benjamin, as
Secretary of War, L. M. Harby, Commodore of the Navy, and Gen.
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H. C. Myers, who was Quartermaster General.
The North was served by Frederick Knefler, of Indiana, who
rose to the rank of Major General and Edward S. Solomon, who
fought in every important battle, and became a Brigadier General.
President . Lincoln recognized the heroism of another Jewish
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EMMA SCHAVER
the concerts currently being .
given in Israel by Detroit's not-
ed soprano, Emma Schaver.
Mrs. Schaver remained in Is-
rael with her son, Isaac, to fill
a number of engagements in
Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and a score
of settlements, after her hus-
band, Morris Schaver, was called
back to . this country by urgent
business. obligations.
Among the tributes to Mrs.
Schaver is the following from
the "Musical Diary" of the Jeru-
salem Post:
"Kol Zion L'Gola together
with the Kol Israel Orchestra
presented a special concert at
the YMHA on Saturday con-
ducted by Jacques Singer.
"The highlight was decided-
ly the soloist, EMMA SCHA-
VER (mezzo-soprano), well
remembered from her previous
guest appearances in 1948
(immediately after the siege
of Jerusalem) and in 1951.
With a noble timbre she de-
livered two Yiddish folk songs
in a deeply moving way, with-
out any false sentimentality.
Miss Sehaver was at the peak
of her power with songs read
in Hebrew. Bizet's irresistible
Bloom of Youth Symphony
closed the unconventional bill."
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A buffet supper party on June
21 will .close the season for Mon-
te-flare Lodge, Free Sons of Is •
.Tael. The event will be held at•
the Lee Plaza Hotel.
A successful' fund - raising ef-
fort this year was marked by
48 weeks of free camperships
made available to underprivil-
eged children, who are sent to
Fresh Air Camp.
Plans are being made for oc-
casional summer meetings to
make ready for an expanded
fund-raising • campaign in the
fall. On July 13, women mem-
bers will service the Downtown
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Friday, June 12, 1953
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soldier—Leopold Newman—whom he commissioned a Brigadier
General as he lay dying at Chancellorsville.
In the Spanish American War, in World War I World War II
and in the present Korean action, Jews have played an important
part in making certain that our flag keeps waving over the world's
stronghold of freedom.
On Sunday, remember that we are paying tribute to all men
of all races and creeds who have made many sacrifices to keep
Old Glory waving in the breeze.
And speaking of Old Glory, did you know that there is a lot
of talk about a New Glory? With our Congressmen talking about
admitting Hawaii and Alaska into our Union, making 50 states,
that means a new flag will have to be designed.
Here's one above, which is the idea of a Chicago artist. Per-
haps you have an idea that's even better. If you do, send it right
away to Uncle David and maybe we'll print it in this column soon.
And, if you have a special story you'd like to see printed or have
a question to ask, just mail that along too in care of this paper.
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Wernbc• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elect Mrs. Keyes as Hebrew Aid President
Hebrew Aid Society will hold
its annual installation cere-
monies on June 23, at Zack's,
beginning with a subscription
luncheon, at which Rabbi Moses
Lehrman will be guest speaker.
Officers for the coming year
include Mesdames Louis Kepes,
president; Joseph White, Wil-
liam Roth. Manuel Engel and
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The Women's Sabbath League. and Council of
Orthodox Rabbis invite aft Dexter grocers to meet
with them on TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16th,
at 8:30 P.M. in the YOUNG ISRAEL BUILDING,
Dexter at Fullerto, for• the purpose of di,scussing
matters of trernendous benefit to the grocer,.
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Katie Bodansky. vice-presidents:
Paul R. Freeman, Joseph Rosen-
thal and Ida Goldfine, secre-
taries; Serena Brumer, treas-
urer; Fannie Roth. inner guard
and Gizella Kallush, conduc-
tress.
Chairmen include Mesdames
Allan Janawitz, courtesy; Bern-
ard Wiatrak and James Sobel,
sick and visiting committee;
Julia Ring, case committee, as-
sisted by Emery . Ehrenwald.
Mrs. Helen Auslander, honor-
ary president of the society,
helped organize the group in
1911. when it had only a hand-
ful of members. Today, num-
bering 300 members, the organi-
zation offers financial aid lo-
cally and in Israel to needy
families.
When a young starlet asked
Tony Martin, :Do you enjoy my
company?" Tony replied: "What
company are you with?"
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