December 26, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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You Can Buy
QUALITY KOSHER MEAT
with Confidence from

and lecturer, and Rabbi Morris
A leading contemporary an-
psychologist •
and
The Beth El College of Jewish Adler will address the opening thropologist
Studies will inaugurate its win- rally of the Detroit Palestine Prof. Otto Klineberg, will open
ter sessions on Monday evening, Pioneer Campaign, known as Ge- the Jewish Community Center':;
ure series on
ten, at 1:30 p. m. on
Kosher Meat CI Poultry Market Jan. 5, at Temple Beth El, werkshaf
Sunday, Jan. 4, in the Work- Tuesday
evening
lecture
Jan.
6,
at
8:30
p.
sn.
TO.
8-8118-9
Woodward
at
Gladstone.
11632 DEXTER BLVD.
.
Long recognized for Isis origi-
Many interesting and timely
(Between Burlingame and Webb)
Next to Kreege's
nal contributions and extensive
courses are being offered under
research in the field of racial
expert leadership by the college.
problems, Prof. Klineberg's re-
Rabbi Bernard Zeiger will lec-
search projects have taken him
turn on "The Religions of the
to France, Germany, Italy, Mex-
Far East," with special reference
ica and China. He has served
to their influence upon the pres-
cal political
nations.
No
Detroit's Favorite Rendezvous
ent
programs
of one
Orion- can really as research associate in autism)
ology with Prof. Franz Boas in a
The coziness and delicious food et Dave's will appeal to you.
preparation of a study of the
nderstand
the
forces
at
work
in
understand
Complete Lunches Served
American Indians and Negroes.
such countries as China, Japan
Phone TO. 7-9337
A former teacher of anthrop-
We Deliver —
—
and India without knowing their
Carry-Out Service
ology at Sarah Lawrence Col
sources in history and religion.
e Rabbi
lege,
Prof.
Klineberg has been a
Eric Friedland
will pres-
member of the department 0 f
eat a new course on "The Jewish
13254 LINWOOD—Opp. Avalon Theater
psychology of Columbia Unive I--
He
Community of America."
sity since 1931.
will deal with the many and
in Author of several monograph::
diversified agencies and philoso-
racial psychology, Prof. Kline-
phies
that
compose
the
pattern
Sinai
Hospital
Mount
tion.
His
leurill
Mamie G. Gamoran
of the Jewish
Community
in ac- o berg is a regular contributor to
the major scientific journals of
Association Holds
atioes will ffer val-
Writes Story of
the day, as well as to the En-
and he 1p clay-
Public Report Meeting uable informct
cyclopedia of Social Sciences.
ify
the
thinking
of
his
students
Jewish Holidays
For several years he served as
The monthly meeting of the on many of the vexing problems
director of the Institute of In-
Mount Sinai Hospital Associa-
Jewish life. This course wil l
Mamie G. Gamoran, the able tion, on Tuesday, Dec. 30, at of Jew
i.
tcrnational relations under the
also
introduce
a
number
of
prom-
wife of Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, 8 :30 p. m., at the Brown Memo- inent Jewish communal leaders,
auspices of the American Friends
educational director of the Union rial Chapel, Temple Beth El, who will discuss the special fields
Service Committee.
of American Hebrew Congrea- will be thrown open to the pub- of activity which command their
ectures
Five Lectures
MAURICE
L.
SCHAVER
tions, already has to her credit lic. Announcements will be made
Center's L ec-
Second
in
th
interest.
J
ill be o-
several interesting works for
A course of 10 lectures on man's Circle Educational Center,
u-
children. But her latest is the
Am"
will
be
11529
Linwood
Ave.
I
of
a
conference
of
local
seph
Schlossberg,
publicist,
ed
"Why I Am What
This
gathering
will
take
the
lure
Series
of
five
w
best she has written.
offered by outstanding represen-
It is "Days and Ways," a
tatives of the various religious organizations. Delegates from all cator, and labor leader, who noted
Union of American Hebrew Con-
Prof. Salo W. Baron, will
faiths of the community. These
gregations book, and it covers
Detroit organizations will partici
heard author,
on Jan. lecturer
13. and his-
over be
scholar,
addresses
will
be
informative,
but
the entire Jewish year. Written
torian, comes to the Center on
pate in discussions of
not
controversial
and
promise
to
for children, in excellent chil-
be among the most vital and the conference and wil pllapnrsepaf
dren's style, it reads like an ad-
Jan. 27, Dr. Maurice Perlz-
enjoyable of all the courses ever for the annual solicitations for
venture that takes the Jewish
weig, who heads the political &-
the Palestine labor activities.
given
at
Temple
Beth
El.
child through all the holidays,
Cantor Robert S. Tulman will Jan. 20.
ess, of the World Jewish
Additional information con-
and also introduces the young
Congress, will be the speaker.
cerning these and other courses sing a group of songs during the Congr
readers to various Jewish cus-
Closing the lecture series on
on Jan. 4.
offered by the College of Jewish program
toms.
Tuesday,
Feb. 3, will be D r. Max
Maurice
L.
&haver
is
chair
Tuesday,
Studies may be obtained - from
Bernard Segal drew the illu-
Gottschalk,
political-scienti st and
the Registrar at Temple Beth El. man of the drive.
strations for "Days and Ways."
research
worker.
Dr. Gottschalk
Any member of the community
Dr. Gamoran wrote a note for
formerly
was
president
of the
Purity
Chapter
Completes
eligible to take one or more
teachers and parents, indicating
Brussels Refugee Committee and
courses at the Beth El College of
of
Plans for New Year's
the importance of this book for
Jewish Studies upon the payment
intermediate school children.
Eve
Dinner
Dance
of a nominal fee. The opening
The book is valuable for home
Tickets may be obtained at
night of registration is Monday
Reservations for Purity's New served
as research
professor
reading as well as a school text-
the Jewish
Community
Center
o'clock.
7
evening, Jan. 5, at
Year's Eve dinner dance are Brussels
book.
for the University.
entire series at 50c. plus
limited and
are urged
to tax for members, and $1.25 plus
their friends
reservations
as soon
ad-
"BOB" HALL
for
.vration will tax for non-members. Single
pay
1 e c tu res
Rabbinical Conference Pro- of the progress of the drive for Old Grandma
andma Rosenstein as phoeslsdibulenlaesssnoparidesefte
individual
li s isia oln se s bfeo
foravailable.
ceedings, Scholarly Pa- $100,000 from Detroit Jewish
Dave
Diamond's
Orchestra
will
By VERNON A. LUCAS
pers, in 51st Year Book women toward the proposed hos-
1/
Slits provide the music and a delicious mi
pital. The guest speaker for the
There rr A New World Is Born,
Ealtees Note: The author of
dinner
will
be
served.
Penn-
The 51st volume of the year- evening will be Dr. G. L. Mc- poem, Vernon A. Lucas of 5356 Jes
Rabbi Nathan's Topic at
io s I :, nooft o tviI2 : will be favors, noisemakers and
book of the Central Conference Clellan, president-elect of the 1-1y :m a r s, 11, , i s i Ave., n acte s et those
Bnai Moshe Jan. 2
of American Rabbis has just ap- Wayne County Medical Society, (nigh American Imbued with a sense breakfast will be served. Price
of $8.50 a couple including the
peared from the press of the who will speak on the import-
tax..
"A New World Is Born" is
Jewish Publication Society. It ante to the welfare of the city °f Ju?"°°.
Of
affair will be held at K.
dre
contains the proceedings of the in general of the proposed new ( 1141 Grandma Rosenstein sits and knits of The
P. Hall, John R and Erskine. the subject of
he adss
out the windows,
Nathan,
to be
convention held in Atlantic City, hos all under Jewish auspices. Thinks, knits, gazing
Jacob
J
t
.
bb
he people, condemned
;11 ..ca.
Call Mrs. Bertha Bessman,
.
y Eve
Friday
feat ure the en - s ic see Slifer
H all II W...
N. J., and the papers which were "Bob" ILA..
o f oppression.
man, UN. 3-4160, of Mrs. delivered at late Fr n a n rs(.1e. *I I I , t zl ( ‘ ) ‘ r ...
Eternal
Faces taut, grim, disillusioned, only chair
there presented. Of outstanding tertainment of the evening.
v i ian Berg, co-chairman, UN. services, Jan. 2, at Co 1_, s,
tom-
The meeting will be followed Faces Grandma Rosenstein sees as she --• v
interest in the reports of co
Bnai Moshe, Dexter
sits and knits.
3-2210, for reservations.
mittees and commissions was the by a social hour and refresh-
delivered on red ce.
8:15
Tickets
will
be
Program of World Reconstruc-
The services will begin at
Children weep, yea, They Know I They
Can tor
request.
tion prepared by the Commission meats.
Know!
now !
K
Mrs. Faye Stalburg is worthy and will be conducted by
Enacting gruesome, pit Hut parts in
David Katzman. A social 11( i ui:
on Justice and Peace. It is a
this monstrous melodrama,
'I
matron of Purity Chapter.
call for men not to lose their GIFTS TO HEBREW SCHOOLS That features
will follow the services.
many weary souls.
---_____
at Rs height descends as night
faith in their fellowmen but to
public is invited.
The United Hebrew Schools ludi,aile
leaves day In its flight,
44
trust in the eventual triumph of
of
Detroit
acknowledge
the
fol-
My Son "—A Book
Shame, sorrow and sin brought to
an
justice and right in the world in
r. an
light .
Burton Holm es to Give
lowing contributions: Dd
the not d
isant
t future.
Of
Fifty-Four
Essays
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bernstein
in
memory
Illustrated
Lecture
at
Art
We who have this Freedom of SPeech
The events of the last year
rnstein; one-half
1 .1 t , to right a wrong,
were reviewed in the mmasterly of Rachel Be
Institute on Sun d ay
p
scholarshi La It burn ever this Torch of Liberty
In 306 pages, Rabbi Israel H.
message of Rabbi Emil W. Leip- scholarship to the
for allegardless
of Race or
r
,
s
from
Mr.
and
Weisfeld has incorporated 54
ziger. The conference lecture. fund of the school
Burton Holmes, world's great-
Religion.
the
was delivered by Rabbi Samuel Mrs. Harry Mandell of Grand Let not Intolerance, the Mother of Ilate, brief essays which form a com-
bear its children in our wake. pilation of interesting sermons,
pic-
S. Cohon and the conference Ave. in honor of the Bar Mitz-
travel lecturer, will show anti
sermon by Rabbi Solomon N. vah of their son, Gerald, which Waiting, watching, wondering as they under the title "My Son" (Bloch). est
he filmed
last motion
summer
tures natural
Rabbi Weisfeld is the author new
color
Bazell. A searching analysis of was observed at the Rose Sittig
pass by,
of
"The
Message
of
Israel"
which
speak
on
"Your
Vacation
in A ri.
In Silence, like so many sheep
our faith was made by Rabbi Cohen School on Saturday, Dec. Marching
without a Shepherd,
20;
contribution
to
the
scholar-
com
wide
received
Joshua L. Liebman in a paper, ship fund from Mr. and Mrs. Footsore, heartsick and weak In morale, His present book is maensdpalteinodnisd.
the World
Adventure
Series for
at
zona and
the Southwest"'
,
"God and the World Crisis—
Wise O ld Grandma Rosenstein sits and
Peter
Grusko
of
Grand
Ave.
in
complementary volume.
units,
Can We Still Believe in Provi-
The 54 brief chapters deal with 3:30 next Sunday afternoon
befalls her aged face.
dence?" Rabbi Nelson Glucck, honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Thinks, no smile
Arts.
by the torrent of chaos that character-building themes directed of
Dec.
28, at the Detroit Institute
who recently returned from their son, Leonard, whic h was Bewildered
Arizona, Burton Holmes Sily:4,
engulfs all in its shame.
observed
at
the
Rose
Sittig
Cohen
at
youth—as
the
title
of
the
on
Palestine, presented a paper
The themes are is ideal for a vacation in either
"How Archaeology Has Contrib- School on Saturday, Dec. 20; Lonely hearts weep who once were book implies.
Scriptural por_ summer or winter, and it Off erg
gay, now only dream of another
uted to Our Knowledge of the one-half scholarship to the schol-
based on 54
to fit everY
dream to be reborn.
Bible and the Jews." A study arship fund from Mr. and Mrs. Dsys without end, pays without peace. tions of the Five Books of Moses; accommodations
Ills new pictures covor
P
on the "Feasibility and Advisi- Max Cohan of Buena Vista Ave. The future will remember what has gems from literature, prose and not only Arizona, but northwest
_ urse.
passed.
bility of a Code of Practice" in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
poetry ; selections from outstand- Mexico,
Texas and New M CX led
will become free In the
ing
teachers
and
spiritual
leaders.
as
was prepared by Rabbi Solomon their son, Carl, which will be Ti,,. oppressed
bond of Forgetfulness,
well.
Thus, the book is like an ency-
B. Freehof. An interesting dis- observed at the Rose Sittig
Where all who pass, live to Behold—
rejoicing of Souls.
clopedia
of gems from the most
cession on "The Public School Cohen School on Saturday, Dec.
c
of
brilliant
an
dinspirational sources. New Year's Eve Event o
and Religious Education," was 27.
Old Grandma Rosenstein sighs to her-
Hungarian Congregation
self, head bowed in reverent The volume should inspire young
presented by both the Commit-
prayer—
readers.
tee on Church and State and the
A tear drops from her eye, as she
The Detroit Jewish Hungarian
Commission on Jewish Education. Prof. M. L. Isaacs
sights His Image In the sky.
Congregation announces its
A resolution stating the attitude
BIBLE
A
B
C
Youth! Fly your flag of freedom.
Named Dean of
Blow your trumpet of good song—
fourth annual New Year's Eve
of the Jew on the separation of
Grace A 11 e n Hogarth has
-
Freedom Is the Soul, the Heart of
ears
in
the
Church and State app
America, let it beat with Peace, found an interesting way of celebration, to be held at As
St.,
Yeshivah
College
Hall
9125
Twelfth
•
bl
Shun the Drums of hate, the Voice of teaching children Bible charac-
volume.
By means on Wednesday, Dec. 31, starting
Reprints of the leading arti-
Intolerance,
-
Entomb it within the Caverns of ters and incidents.
The
Hon.
Samuel
Levy,
chair-
cles, as well as of the Sympos-
of single sentence quotations and at 10 p. m. There will be din
Silence.
ium, "What Prayer Means to man of the board of directors Remember,
old Grandma Rosenstein, as appropriate drawings she has ner, dancing to music by a po pu-
lar orchestra and breakfast for
Me," can be secured from the of Yeshiva College, announces
she sits and knits-
Factors
compiled an impressive "Bible A
that Prof. Moses L. Isaacs, for- Knits—knits—and thinks.
B
C"
which
has
been
published
a
fee of $2.50 per For
person.
editor.
—________
reservation s
The volume was edited b y merly with Columbia University,
by the Frederick A. Stokes Co. are included.
Tuesday the
Rabbi Isaac E. Marcuson, Ma- a man of outstanding achieve- Report 500 Jews Died in Dutch There are 17 Old Testament and call no later than
,
meats
in
the
field
of
chemical
nine
New
Testament
quotations.
chairman,
Mrs.
Morris
Feldman n,
con, Ga.
co-chairme
Concentration Camps
research, has been appointed
LONDON. (JPS)—Five hun- Combined they form an instruc- TO. 7-1408, or the
In Mrs. Dave Elias, T Y. 5-7847
Dean of Yeshiva College.
hildren
The Dean of Yeshiva proper, dred Dutch Jews have died in tive booklet for children. Chri s- or Mrs. Lena Lazar, DA. 4528.
Jewish Tobacco Ration in Ger-
in Holland view of its inclusion of the is
many Cut
lost
value
i. e., the Rabbinical Seminary, concentration ca m ps
n references
GENEVA. (JPS) — Tobacco, is youthful Dr. Samuel Belkin, since the Nazis occupied the low
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many with the Jews getting 10 in Talmudic lore, as well as sec- revealing the figures up to the studeis.
end of October.
cigarettes apiece a week. The Ger- ular subjects.
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Prof. 0. Klineberg
Gewerkshaften
Beth El College
Rally on Jan. 4 Will Open Center
to Offer Courses
Lectures on Jan. 6
On the Far East Maurice Samuel, noted author