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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
I love my best friend . . . my
One of the characteristics of
bravest enemy. That is the man the righteous is that their aye is
who keeps me up to the mark. aye, and that their nay is nay.
Detroit Jewish Free Burial Association
(Chcsed Shel Emes)
ANNUAL BAZAAR
Will Start November 8
BNAI MOSHE AUDITORIUM
Dexter and Lawrence
Organizations are asked to accept our committees who call to
invite them to the bazaar in a friendly manner. We appeal to
the public to cooperate in the giving of ads and packages.
We Extend Best Wishes to All for a Happy New Year!
September 19, 1941
Holy Day Synagogue Appeals for
Rescue of Students in Far East
THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
RENT HOUSE ALSO REGULAR
RELIEF WITHOUT DELAY.
RABBI , HERZOG MAGNES
Rabbi Abraham Kalmanowitz Here for This Purpose; Effort APPLIED.
RABBI FINKEL
for Relief of Scholars Launched by
Vaad Ha-Yeshivoth
The Michigan committee for the
support of Yeshivoth and Religious
Charitable Institutions (Vaad Ha-
Yeshivoth), at the bi-monthly
meeting of its board, held simul-
taneously with a conference of
Detroit congregational leaders on
Sept. 3, passed a resolution urg-
ing all synagogues in Detroit and
outstate communities to designate
work in conjunction with the
saving of the students:
JERUSALEM, SEPT. 7
RECEIVED CABLE FROM
SHANGHAI. ALL LIVING ONE
SYNAGOGUE. THIRTY - FIVE
IN HOSPITAL REMAINDER IN
DANGER. CA B LE IMMEDI-
ATELY SZMULEWICZ THREE
Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu
SAMUEL NELSON, President.
LOUIS SHIELL, Vice President.
GIFTS TO CENTER FUNDS
The scholarship fund of the
Jewish Community Center Was
the recipient of a contribution
from Mrs. Aaron DeRoy in mem-
ory of Mrs. Rebecca Alkon.
The music scholarship fund
of the Center has received a con-
tribution from Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis B. Daniels in memory of
Mrs. Lena Davis and Miss Flor-
ence Silberman.
SHEWACH BROS.
WHOLESALE GROCERIES
Eastern Market
CHerry 8643
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
Expresses Best Wishes to All Its Members as Well as
the Jewish Community for
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New Year's Greetings to AU
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A Happy New Year
We. also take this occasion to announce our
NELSON
ANNUAL DINNER-DANCE
to be held at the
Statler Hotel, Sunday Eve., Oct. 19
This is one of the outstanding events of the season and
we hope to see you all there.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
OF
THE INFANT SERVICE GROUP
WISH THEIR FRIENDS AND THE COMMUNITY
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
MRS. SAMUEL
G. BANK, Pres.
The Va-ad Hakashruth
of Detroit
greets the entire Jewish community on the occasion of Rosh Hashonah
and extends to all sincerest hopes that the New Year 5702
may have better things in store for world Jewry.
We also take this opportunity of thanking you all for your kind
support. It is our hope that the community at large and the
synagogues in particular will far surpass their efforts in
the observance of Kashruth during the New Year.
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Standing at the threshold of the New Year,
we recall the many courtesies that have been
extended to us, and we pause in the midst of
this Holiday Season to express our appreciation
and wish you most heartily a Hlppy New Year
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
MT. SINAI HOSPITAL ASS'N
AUTO PARTS
TRUCKS — PARTS
5055 Fifteenth. at Warren
RABBI A. KALMANOWITZ
special appeals during Rosh Ha-
shonah and Yom Kippur for the
relief of more than 400 students
and members of the faculties of
Polish and Lithuanian Yeshivoth
now stranded in the Far East.
Wherever joint congregational ap-
peals are made, in which Rabbi
Isaac Elchanan Seminary and
Yeshiva College of New York and
the Detroit Yeshiva Beth Yehudah
were recommended for inclusion,
a major share is to be directed to
the rescue fund. Rabbi Abraham
Kalmanovitz, president of the
Mirrer Yeshivah, who has come
to the United States since the
outbreak of the European war,
has been invited to direct the local
campaign.
The dramatic story of the
escape of several thousand Ye-
shiva students and teachers from
the great academies and their
subsequent migration through Li-
thuania and Siberia to Japan, is
one of the moving episodes of
recent Jewish ,history. With the
assistance of American Jewish
relief organizations, such as the
Vaad Hahatzala (Emergency Com
mittee For War-Torn Yeshivoth),
Join Distribution Committee, Ez-
ras Torah, HIAS, Bnai Brith,
National Council of Young Israel,
Zeirei Agudath Israel and others,
about 600 were enabled to leave
Europe before the beginning of
the Russo-German wne hun-
dred and fifty Yeshiva,
rabbis and students ave already
been brought to the United States,
while the others were trapped in
Japan, due to new visa regula-
tions issued by the State Depart-
ment on July 1.
Yeshiva of Mir Resettled
in China
-.
For seven months hundreds of
students have been temporary re-
established in Kobe, Japan, where
for the first time in the history
of that isolated- Jewish communi-
ty, a large Yeshiva began to
function. Two hundred and seven-
ty-five students and members of
the leading personnel of the his-
toric academy of Mir, Poland,
comprised the bulk of the group.
Mirrer Yeshiva, headed by Rabbi
Kalmanovitz, formerly spiritual
leader of the communities of Ra-
kov and Tiktin, Poland, who made
his first visit to Detroit 16 years
ago, has been singularly success-
ful in rescuing its entire student
body from the European holo-
caust. A group of 10 with the
Dean, Rabbi Eliezer Yehudah
Finkel, have gone to Palestine.
' Forty reached the United States,
while 255, with the Roshei Ye-
shiva, Rabbis Chaim Szmulewicz
and Chackel Lewenstein, were
forced to leave Japan for Shang-
hai at the end of August, because
of the latest international develop-
ments. Remnants of various Ye-
shiva groups are still in Kobe,
while others are being rapidly
transferred to China.
Descriptive of the tragic situ-
ation in which these groups find
themselves in the Far East is the
following cable received recently
by the New York office of the
Mirrer Yeshivah, which has been
responsible for the bulk of the
Rosh Ilashonah Greetings
TYler 6-5616
CENTRAL WASTE
New Year's Greetings to All
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
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North Woodward Branch of the
Jewish Women's European Welfare
Organization
extends best wishes to its members and friends for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year!
May we have the pleasure of your company at the
9TH ANNUAL DONOR LUNCHEON
at the Shaarey Zedek on December 22
Mrs. S. M. Shorr, President.
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge of Bnai Brith
extends to all members, friends, and to the Jewish
community its greetings and best wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
ALBERT N. PRUSSIN, Pres.
DR. M. M. SILVERMAN, Secy.
Jewish Women's European
Welfare Org.- of Detroit
Extends Best Wishes to the Entire Jewish Community
T.
for a
Le Shono Tovo Tikosevu
and invites you to their
22nd Annual Dance
SUNDAY, NOV. 16
FORT WAYNE HOTEL
Music by MIKE FALK and His Orchestra
TICKETS 60c
Proceeds defray cost of board for children adopted by Palestine
orphan home. and relief to refugees in those countries where we can
reach them, and also for steamship tickets to bring refugees to
this country.
MRS. D. SILVERSTEIN, Pres.
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