Canadian Jelvish Judges Meet
At a brotherhood meeting at Montreal's Temple Emanu-El,
the three members of the Jewish faith sitting in the high
courts of Canada met as head-table guests. From left: Justice
Benjamin, Robinson and Justice Harry Batshaw, of the Quebec
Superior bourt, and Justice Samuel Freedman, of the Manitoba
Court of Appeals.
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Reports Sunday
Workers in the Metropolitan
Division, under the chairman-
ship of George 1V1. - Zeltzer, - and
in the Junior Division, under
General Solicitation Chairman
Julian Greenebaum, will join
1,500 Women's Division work-
ers, under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Max M. Lichter, at the
Ten Mile Jewish Community
Center, 15100 W. Ten Mile,
Sunday, when they turn in com-
pleted kits and make reports.
Italians Fight Fascism
GENEVA — Delegates of the
Jewish Youth Center partici-
pated in the General Assembly
of the Italian Liberal Progres-
sive Youth Movement, which
met to discuss "Anti-Fascism,
Yesterday and Today." and
stressed the determination of.
Italian youth to oppose a Fascist
resurgence in any form.
Maintains Mendelssohn Was Not 'Indifferent' to European Jews' Lot
Though biographies and pub-
lished letters conceal it, Felix
Mendelssohn, the great com-
poser, was 'anything but indif-
ferent to matters of European
Jewry," according to Dr. Eric
Werner, professor of music at
Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion.
Editors of the Mendels-
sohn family papers "carefully
omitted all allusions which re-
mind the reader of the com-
poser's aristocratic Jewish
ancestors," Dr. Werner, eminent
musicologist and biographer of
Mendelssohn, writes in the
latest issue of the Bulletin of
the New York Public Library.
The professor's new biography
of Mendelssohn, based on
thousands of hitherto unpub-
lished letters and long sup-
pressed materials, is scheduled
for simultaneous publication in
Germany, England and the
United States.
His essay in the Library
Bulletin, coincides with an ex-
hibit at the New York Public
Library of 700- newly-acquired
Mendelssohn letters, to be on
view through Feb. 28.
Mendelssohn was the grand-
son of the celebrated Jewish
theologian and philosopher,
Moses Mendelssohn, and his
ancestors on both sides were
distinguished Jews, Dr. Werner
notes.
However, earlier publications
of his letters were altered;
names and incidents were sup-
pressed and misrepresented and
some entire sentences were
omitted to avoid reminding the
reader of his Jewish back-
ground, Dr. Werner explains.
The composer himself was
reared as a Christian and his
father, Abraham Mendelssohn,
adopted the name Bartholdy
and pleaded with his son to
accept it, holding that there
could not be a Christian named
Mendelssohn. Bu
composer
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Folk Singer
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Folk singer Don Cr
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rently is appearing at t
Galerie, 19940 Livernois, through
April 2.
Coming to Detroit from Chi-
cago's "Gate of Horn," Crawford
has appeared also with Josh
White, Odetta and other top
names in the business in club and
concert appearances.
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the Couples Club of Congregation
Beth Abraham 8:30 p.m. Sunday
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synagogue, W. Seven -Mile._ and
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will hear Claire Landes, a repre-
sentative of Baker, Simonds and
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