…For Victory. Buy U. S. War Savings Stamps and Bonds VOL. 4—NO. 21 HE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review 2114 Penobscot Bldg. RA. 7956 of Jewish Events Detroit 26, Michigan, February 11, 1944 34 esAMP. 22 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy 10c National Agencies Coordinate Action to Fight Anti-Semitism —Page 3 Churchill Continues to Favor Balfour Pledge —Page 6 11[J. S. War Refugee Board Launches Rescue Work John W. Pehle, WRB executive direc...…
…A merica "elvish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 1944 29th Year of Service to Our State and Nation bath Detroit Jewish Chronicle be ob. Friday in the Insti- prea Lincot and The Legal Chronicle I f 146, Israel late in . They in the recite ut law lments, ill also :!casion. ts, (girl id 230, 00(1 of nd the Temple Aucted an, will nerican al vet.- flag. elations on the tin will nessage fe•ence of Mr, rg, will vah ...…
…Page Two Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ STELNBERG'S KIMBERLEY PROJECT The visit here on Sunday of Dr. I. N. Steinberg, for an addres in the Council- Center cultural series, raises anew the question of territorial movements among Jews. Dr. Steinberg is advocating a plan for the settlement of Jews in the Aust- ralian Kimberley section. He is not an anti-Zionist, and he believes that supple- mentary colonization centers should be found ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Final Concert in Second Annual Children's Festival at Art Institute on Friday, Feb. 18 The final concert in the Second Annual Children's Festival, spon- sored by the Detroit Public Li- brary and co-sponsored by the Detroit Institute of Arts, will be given in the Detroit Institute of Arts Auditorium on Friday, Feb. 18, a 2:30 p. in. Ralph Ul- veling, City Librarian, will in- troduce Karl Kruege...…
…Friday, February II, 1944 Civic-Protective Action Taken by Welfare Funds Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds Takes lmporfant Step at Assembly to Co-ordinate Activities in Fight Against Anti-Semitism (By Jewish News Special Correspondent at Conference) ` PITTSBURGH, Pa.L–An important step in the direction Of :Coordinating "civic-protective .activities and formulating • lcy in the field of defense against 'anti-Semitic and un- Am...…
…A merica Amish Periodical earter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle February II, 1944 YESHIVATH BETH YEHUDAH FACULTY •t1 he rs n- he • s ill P - of of hi nt or E. et ill E. 0- it- o- of st id ■ 11 es ly nd 5 3 3 6 World Premiere of New Antheil Symphony To Be Conducted by Stokowski on GM Program Symphony No. 4, a new work by the American composer, George Antheil, will h...…
…Page Four Friday, February 11, 1944 THE JEWISH NEWS THE JEWISH NEWS Member of Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Independent Jewish Press Service, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, Religious News Service, Palcor News Agency, Bressler Cartoon Service, Wide World Photo Service, Acme Newsphoto Service. Published every Friday by Jewish News Publishing Co., 2114 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, 26, Mich. Telephone RAndolph 7956. Sub- scription rate, $3 a year; fo...…
…4 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Detroit Jewish Chronicle and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE -ublished Weekly by Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. JACOB H. SCHAKNE Pres.-Gen. Moir. JACOB MARGOLIS Editor CHARLES TAUB Advertising Myr. General Offices and Publication Bldg., 525 Woodward Ave. Telephone: CAdillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle subscription in Advance $3.00 Per Year To insure publication, all correspondence and news...…
…• • Friday, Fehruary 1 -1-, 1944 THE JEWISH NEWS Srere Evaluates War Chest As an Aid to Jewish Cause Council of Women Report on Project For Foreign-Born Arrangement Consolidating All Fund-Raising Agencies Called Help in Giving Public a Better Understanding of Jewish Community; Jews More Generous (By Jewish News Special Correspondent at Assembly) Continue Arrangements "Naturally, we wish to ap- praise our War Chest experience and out of...…
…American lavish Periodical Cotter February II, 1944 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Pisgah Brothers: BUDDY, 5 A Message from PISGAH LODGE NO. 34 B'NAI 1311TH As the Sailor said to the Marine, Buddy: "They will NOT let us .down!" "They 6 Pisgah Lodge No. 34 feels confident that its membership will not let it down. Will To all our War Bond purchasers and Sponsor Patrons out of ...…
…Page Six U. S. Support Strengthens Jews' Claim to Palestine Churchill Continues to Favor Balfour Declaration Providing for Jewish Homeland; Dr. Silver in Washington Sees No Organized Opposition to Resolution Dr. Abba Hillel Silver, chairman of the American Zion- ist Emergency Council, revealed this week in Washington that Prime Minister Churchill, after a recent interview with Zionist leaders, gave them permission to quote him as con- tinui...…
…6 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle February 11, 1944 In The Realm of Local Society Dr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Danto Miss Esther Ziff of Johnstown, of Chicago Blvd. are spending a Pa., is the week-end guest of her few days in Syracuse and Water. sister, Katharine Ziff of Chicago town, N. Y. Blvd. RECENT BRIDE RECENT BRIDE Honoring the bride-elect, Mis3 Beatrice Weisenthal, who is be- ing married Feb. 27, Mrs. Harry Faber, Mrs...…
….Friday, February 11;1944 T.HF :JEWISH NEWS ••••• Van Paassen Guest Speaker At JNF Event Here Mar. 22 Recognized Authority on Palestinian Question, Famous for His 'Forgotten Ally', He Will Address Annual Fund-Raising Event at Masonic Temple , Mrs. Philip Cutler, president water may come up to our very of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the lips." Jewish National Fund, an- Noted correspondent, author - pounced this week that the guest of several b...…
…American lavish Periodical Center CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO February II, 1944 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chroni cle 4, • ENGAGEMENTS JANUARY BRIDE .7 Feb. 13—Miss Elaine Sylvia Capp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Capp of 3338 Calvert Ave., to IA. Maurice J. Fried, U. S. Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fried of Burlingame Ave. • BIRTHS MARRIAGES CHARMING BRIDE HENDELMAN - GRAY Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gray ann...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Page Eight ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY Cpl. Yale David Coggan returned to Camp Murphy, Fla., after spending a v,reek with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coggan of Wildemere Ave. Lois Coggan returned to Michigan State College after a week-end at home to see her brother, Yale. She had as her guest Miss Barbara Eder, University of Michigan student. Norma Lee Karbal of Webb Ave. was hostess to 15 couples on Jan. 29, at the Book Casin...…
…8 Youth Education League Contributes $1,560 for Children Saved from Nazis The Youth Education League ended its autograph project with a contribution of $1,560 for the care of the children taken from Downtown Theaters— Women's Sabbath Observance League Symposium Feb. 16 Nazi-controlled countries into Palestine. The check for this amount was presented to Mrs. Morris Adler. representing the Youth Aliyah, at a meeting held at the home of Mrs....…
…Fr February IT, 1944 THE JEWISH NEWS Betrothed ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbsten of Burlington Road have left for Palm Beach, Fla., for a few months' stay. Mrs. I. L. Polozker and Mrs. Eugene Sloman of the Belcrest Hotel are planning to leave on Sunday for Palin Beach, Fla. Mrs. Mayer Sulzberger of Puritan Ave. has returned from Beverly Hills, Calif., where she spent the last month. . 4t, • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal of ...…
…February II, 1944 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle 9 .- -:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-- Special Board Meeting Of JWEWO on Feb. 15 SEGAL (Continued from Page 4) A special meeting of the Jew- Single admissions to the lee- film ish rg Woen's m European Welfare Cain : Must I forever suffer 0 "War Department Report,' O tares are ani zation was held Mon 15 cents for Center which will be shown WednesdaY Jan. 31, at the Congregt day. my ...…
…i', 100,4ifet#10. e. 14110f70,0040,04"14 , ',!/•...10 ,0**Ntg^§,0t; • Page Ten THE jewis*H-Ntvis Friday, FetrUary . 11, 1944 EclucatiOnal League Gives $1,560 to Women's Clubs Dr. Steinberg, Prof. Baron Home Relief Society made To Lecture at plans. for a membership drive, to To View Crisis Hada.sah's• Child Rescue Fund be concluded with a luncheon in March, at a meeting on Feb. 10 Center Sunday at the home of Mrs. Benjamin J. In Leader...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle i0 Patricia Travers to Be Assisting Artist at Symphony on Feb. 17 A Jewish Territory in A ustralia" to Be Dr. Steinberg's Lecture Subject Feb. 13 II February 11, 1944 Cantor Jacob Hohenemser to Highlight Round Table Concert at Institute of Arts Cantor Jacob Hohenemser of cert is sponsored by the Detroit Have you an answer to this the essence of his lecture on Emanu-El of Providence, Round...…
…• THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, February it 1744 Warr Refugee Board Starts Rescue Work MUSIC Eleanor Lipkin. Winner in Piano City-Wide Contest List Program for Brotherhood Event Page Freiheit Verein Plans Memorial to Schaefer Concert on Monday; Dr. Glazer Among Speakers at Several Events WASHINGTON (JPS) — T h e War Refugee Board is already at work and its representatives abroad are in contact with un- derground anti-Nazi organiza- tions ...…
…A merica Apish Periotlical Carter. February 11, 1944 CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle k Louis J. Goodman Qualifies Prenzlauer Aid Sells For National Field Club Over $2,000 in War Bonds . IMPORTANT! Dexter, Linwood, I 2th Street Merchants to Hold Victory Show Refugee Cantor Guest Artist at Goodwill Concert * This newspaper is TOMOR- The next board meeting of the ROW'S SALVAGE. When ...…
…Pa g e Twelve THE JEWISH NEWS Congregational Activities Red Cross Sabbath Beth El Honors Straits to Head Set for Feb. 25-26 National Scout $550,000 Drive Sabbath Tonight For UAHC, HUC spiritual WASHINGTON — Setting the tone of the 1944 Red Cross War Fund campaign which opens March 1, synagog- ues and temples throughout the nation will observe Red Cross Refining Co., has accepted the Sabbath on Feb. 25-26. The fund- chairmanship of the $550...…
…February II, 1944 DETROIT JEWISH GHRONIGLE and The Legal Chronicle 12 PALESTINE FEDERATION (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) Jascha Heifetz at Masonic Temple Monday, Feb. 28 the capacity to absorb the up- "It shall be understood that rooted and the destitute Jews the National Community Rela- It was wartime, that night of who will survive Hitler's yen- tions Advisory Council shall have geance. The need then will be no auth...…
…"t4 Friday, February I I, 1944 THE 'JEWISH NEWS Jews in Uniform A. Arnold Agree Now Recalls Playing Second Lieutenant NEW HAVEN, Conn. — A. Arnold Agree, son of Charles N. Agree, of Detroit, was awarded the gold bars of an AAF Second Lieutenant Jan. 27 at the grad- uation of the Army Air Forces Training Command School at Yale University, held in the Sterling Law Building before a large audience of classmates and friends. Rated as a Techn...…
…THE JEWISH- NEWS Page Fourteen Weekly Review of the News of the World (Compiled From Cables of Independent Jewish Press Service) AMERICA (See Also Page 3) Ten American ambulances for service on Palestine's home front were presented by the American Red Mogen David for Palestine at a dedication dinner here . . , Harry Pine, presi- dent of the organization in America, said that the Red Mogen David operates through a net- work of 28 first aid...…
…towenor Avpq 46404C. Friday, February 11 194 Jewish: Youth's LISTENING 0 S By Danny Raskin HERE 'N' THERE ... Sgt. Mor- rie Myers is still listed among the missing in action . A gun- ner on 'a Flying Fortress, "Mushy" was flying from New Foundland to England . . . Cen- tral's Club LaSalle was a minute feature oger WWJ re- cently . . Program originated from the school gym . Warren Rovetch replaces Jerry Siliman as manager and Herb Sillm...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS , Page Sixteen Friday, February 11, 1944 quickly to this -favorable stimulus; and their work helped to compensate for the.grievous cultaral losses in Europe. Sholem Asch easily towers above his contem- poraries. For more than thirty years his work has been known to Europeans in various translations, and his later novels have been on the best-seller lists in this country as well. Yet he is not an artist who happens to write i...…
