September 19, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY MARKS
INSTALLATION OF RABBI FRAM

Capacity Audience Attends Formal Dedication of
New Temple Israel

Halevy Plans Several
Musicales During
Current Season

J.W.E.W.O. to Pay
U. H. S. Auxiliary
For Board of 50 To Meet Wednesday
Refugees in Zion The opening monthly meeting

Committees Named
by Hebrew Ladies
Aid Society

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At the installation of officers of
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society held
last week, the president, Mrs.
Paul R. Freeman, rendered a re-
port of the work of the organiza-
tion during the past year. Many
institutions were aided.
Mrs. Freeman announced the
appointment of the following:
Trustees, Mesdames Charles Ber-
kowitz, Arthur Schiff, Jos. Miller,
David Muller, J. Ring, and Abe
Miller; ways and means commit-
tee, Mrs. Philip Shapiro, chair-
Man; Mesdames Fanny Roth, M.
Kallush, Ethel Goodman,'. Sam
Berkowitz, Ethel Ehrenwald; ease
investigating committee, Mrs. Abe
Miller, chairman, Mesdames Re-
gina Miller, Frances Shapiro,
Manuel Engel, Frieda Einzig;
visiting committee, Mrs. Jennie
Wiatrak, chairman, Mrs. Frieda
Einzig, Mrs. Gussie Berkowiti;
membership committee, Mrs. Paul-
' ine Schiff and Mrs. Sophie Jana-
witz, co-chairmen, Regina Miller,
Frieda Einzig; Eleanor F,hren-
wald; social committee, Mrs. Re-
gina Miller, chairman, Mesdames
Esther Engel, M. Kallush, S.
Berkowitz, S. Berger, D. Muller.
The anniversary jubilee is
scheduled for Nov. 2 with Mrs.
Helen Auslander as chairman.
The date of the annual donor
luncheon has been set for .Jan. 7.
The next meeting has been post-
poned until Wednesday, Sept. 24,
at 1:30 p. ni., at the Dexter-
Lawrence Hall.

"Gone With the
Wind" has Downtown
Run at Cinema

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"Gone With the Wind", starring
'lark Gable, Vivien Leigh, Leslie
Howard and Olivia de Haviland
began a limited engagement at
the Cinema, Wednesday, Sept. 17.
The film is shown in its full
length just as it was in its
original showings. •Nothing, is cut.
During this engagement the
Cinema is open every day at
9:30 a. ni.•
Popular prices prevail.
Feature presentations are at
10 a. m., 2, 6 and 10 p. m.

GIFTS TO NORTH END
CLINIC

from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosen-
stein, Mr. and Mrs. ed Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamburg-
North End Clinic has received er; in memory of Sunny Selig-
At the season's opening re- the following contributions: In man from Mr. and Mrs. Myer
hearsal of the Halevy Singing memory of Joseph Rosenberg Gerson.
Society, on Sept. 9, the chairman,
Morris Shatzen, announced tenta-
tive plans for the 17th year of
Halevy activities.
Mr. Shatzen reported that the
Musical Committee, with Max
Levy as its chairman, recom-
mended that the Halevy have two
musicales and an annual concert.
MAY THE NEW YEAR 1e one of great
The musicales will take place
advance,
witnessing decisive victories of good
around Chanukah (Dec. 15) and
will over evil, nobility over meanness, wisdom
Purim (March 3) with the 17th
annual concert in April or May.
over ignorance. tolerance over bigotry, of jus-
All will be under the musical di-
rection of Dan Frohman, now be-
tice and law over injustice and disrespect. May
ginning his 11th year with the
the New Year bring to every Jewish heart
IIalevy.
Emphasis was placed upon the
fulfillment of its desire and to every home—
new time for rehearsals, which
Happiness.
are scheduled from 9 to 11 o'clock
every Tuesday evening, with the
exception of Sept. 30 (Yom Kip-
pur), in Room 123, Northern
High Schobl. Everyone interested
in ewish music is invited.

Dedication of the new Temple part of the duty of the rabbi and
Israel and installation of Rabbi the mission of the synagogue."
Frani as spiritual leader of the
Responding, Rabbi Fram ex-
congregation took 'place at im-
pressive ceremonies at the Art pressed great satisfaction with the
ready response to the formation
Institute, last Friday night.
A capacity audience filled the of the new Temple. He declared
auditorium and it is estimated that Temple Israel will be com-
that several hundred were unable posed of friendly people of all
to gain admittance for lack of shades of opinion and that one
of its most important benefits will
seating accomodations.
Rabbi James G. Heller of Cin- be that it will not be burdened
cinnati, president of the Central with anti-Zionism.
Conference of American Rabbis, Greetings were extended to the
the installing officer, lauded Rabbi gathering by the chairman of the
Fram's devotion to Jewish educa- executive committee of Temple
tion, to his efforts for liberal Israel, Morris Garvett, who is a
causes, to his activities in fields former president of Temple Beth
of social reform. El.
Rabbi Heller urged the new
Among those who _participated
congregation to "make this a sy- in the eceremonies were Rabbis
nagogue not devoted to a class Jerome I). Folkman of Grand
and not run by a class; to make Rapids, Eric Friedland of Pon-
it one that shall zealously guard tiac, Bernard Zeiger of Jackson.
its freedom, its ability to speak A musical program was furnished
the truth, and to point its finger by Cantor Robert S. Tulman and
at the ills of this day. This is his assisting Temple Israel choir.
We need love's tender lessons
taught
As only weakness can;
God hath His small interpreters;
The child must teach the man.
—Whittier.

and dessert luncheon of the Wo-
A special board meeting. of mans Auxiliary of the United
the Jewish Women's 1,European Hebrew Schools will take place
Welfare Organization Was held
Monday, Sept. 15, at the home
of Mrs. Feldman, vice president
1966 Calvert.
At this meeting it was decided
to pay for board for 50 refugee
girls adopted by an orphan home
in Palestine.
Arrangements were made for
the 22nd annual dance to be
given Sunday, Nov. 16, at the
Fort Wayne Hotel, under the
management of Junior Avodah
of the Organization, with Mrs.
Sam Osnos as chairman.

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New Year's Greetings to All

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To the "Entire house of Israel"

A Happy

ew Year

1941

As we pause on the threshold of another year
of opportunity, let us express our gratitude for'
the loyalty and allegiance of friends both new •and
old. Life is sweet because of the friends we have
made and the joys and sorrows which in' common
we share.

MRS. CHARLES ROBINSON

On Wednesday, Sept. 24, at 1
p. m. at the Rose • Cohen Sittig
school,
' Tyler and Lawton.
The program will feature Miss
Bettie Roberts of Station WJBK,
who will give an illustrated talk
entitled "America is at A. Tune".
Miss Roberts is well known
throughout the state. She has
been affiliated with radio work
since its inception and traveled,
for the station in various parts •
of the world,, gathering material
for her lectures.
Guests are invited to this
meeting.
Mrs. Charles Robinson is tires--
ident of the auxiliary.

We face the new year in eager anticipation of
opportunities for new friendships and the renewal
and continuance of the old.

Past accomplishments are due largely to those
who have entrusted their life insurance programs
to us. The new year finds us with an increased
resolve to discharge that trust to the complete satis'!!
faction of everyOne concerned. •

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League of Jewish Youth to
Hold Forum on "Jewish
Men In Uniform"

A program is being planned by
the Army and Navy and the
"Youth Speaks" Committees of
the League of Detroit Jewish
Youth, to be held on Sunday
night, Sept. 28, at 8 p. m., at
the Jewish Community Center.
The topic of discussion will he
"Jewish Men In Uniform" and
Jewish boys representing each
branch of service will be the dis-
cussants of the evening. The
morale of Jewish men in service,
their outlook on religion, their
social contacts will all be dis-
cussed. Matthew Penn, USO offi-
cial at Camp Custer, will act as
the moderator of the evening.
Invitations have been issued to
the 30 Jewich boys now stationed
at the Naval Armory.
One of the group, Sidney Boxer,
First Class Seaman, is to be one
of the evening's speakers.
Members of the League will
drive these guests to the Center.
Similar invitations have been
extended to the men stationed at
Selfridge Field, and to the sol-
diers at Camp Custer and Fort
Wayne.
After the forum, there will be
refreshments and dancing. There
will be no admission chafge, and
the public is invited to participate.

The brave, man is not he who
feels no fear,
For that were stupid and irra-
tional;
But he whose noble soul its fear
When a man has not a good
subdues,
And bravely dares the danger reason for doing a thing, he has
nature shrinks from.
one good reason for letting it
—Joanna Mille. alone.—Walter Scott.

A Happy New Year to you all-
.
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