DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
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February 20, 1942
Jewish Community Co until Hears
Rabbi Fram to Address Central
Hebrew Free Loan
Reports on Quarterly Activities
Conference of American Rabbis Issued $187,000 in
them to attend the meet-
Loans Last Year Reports of activities conducted urged
Temple Israel Services on Feb. 27 to be Addressed
ings regularly and participate in
by Rabbi Cohen; Morris Garvett, President,
to Conduct the Service
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
Israel will be in Cincinnati dur-
ing the week of Feb. 23 to Feb.
28, attending the convention of
the Central Conference of Amer-
ican Rabbis and the annual meet-
ing of the Commission on Jewish
Education of the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations. He
will deliver one of the addresses
of the convention on the sub-
ject, "A New Approach to the
Ideal of Peace."
In his absence, his pulpit will
be occupied next Friday night,
Feb. 27, by Rabbi Jehuda Cohen,
the director of the Bnai Brith
Hillel Foundation of the Univers-
ity of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
The services will be conducted
by Morris Garvett, president of
the congregation, assisted by
Cantor R. E. Tulman and Organ-
ist Carl Haas. The services will
take place in the lecture hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
The younger children of the
Religious School of Temple Israel
are now engaged on the project
of planning costumes for the
Purim masquerade party which
will take place at the Hampton
public school, 18460 Warrington
Drive on Sunday morning, March
1. The children will come to the
masquerade dressed in the cos-
tumes of the characters of the
Bible, and also in the costumes
of the various nations now allied
in the war against the modern
Haman.
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by the Jewish Community Coun-
cil during the past three months the discussions.
David S. Zemon Re-Eleeted
Philip Slomovitz and Isidore
were
submitted at the quarterly
President of Organization
meeting held on Feb. 11 at the Sobeloff reported briefly on the
General Assembly of the Coun-
The Hebrew Free Loan Asso- Jewish Center.
James I. Ellmann, president, cil of Jewish Federations and
ciation, at its annual meeting,
presided and introduced the new Welfare Funds which took place
reviewed the year's work.
Forty-six years of unbroken research director of the Council in Chicago during the week-end
of Jan. 30 to Feb. 2.
service finds the organization as staff, Gerson B. Chertoff.
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman's pro-
Aaron Rosenberg, in reporting
eager to serve the community as
in its early days, when the immi- on the educational work, de- posal that the president appoint
grants from Eastern Europe plored the Council's failure to a special Council Committee on
came to it for help. Their de- furnish programs to the Lands- Civilian Defense, to cooperate
mands were modest and very manschaften at their various with the Metropolitan and Coun-
ty Civilian Defense councils, was
small loans were granted to them. meetings.
Joseph Bernstein reported for adopted.
On these, as on all other loans,
On Wednesday, the Council
throughout the years, there is the committee on internal rela-
sponsored a luncheon meeting,
no interest or service charge.
tions.
Rabbi Leon Fram's extensive under the auspices of the speak-
Last year, many requests were
made for loans from $200 to report on the community rela- ers' committee of which Philip
$500, as the money was needed tions program was commented Slomovitz is chairman. Dr. Ab-
to try to get relatives out of on favorably by the delegates, ram L. Sachar delivered an in-
Europe to either the United and the committee's work re- spiring address on "Our Objec-
States or Cuba. Unfortunately, ceived the delegates' commenda- tives in Crisis Times." Mr.
Slomovitz presided. Mr. Ellmann
very few succeeded, as immigra- tion.
tion is now practically impos-
Samuel Lieberman deplored delivered a brief address describ-
the indifference of delegates, and ing the work of the Council.
sible.
But the loans in which the
Hebrew Free Loan Association
J.N.F.
are most interested are the small Manual Prepared by
loans. And for these, special con-
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cessions are made as to the Bernard Isaacs Issued
security asked. Whereas in gen-
by Federation author of several important
eral, it is necessary to secure
works, Dr. Goldstein occupies an
the endorsements of two mer-
Protection of children in Jew- important position in Jewish life.
chants, on loans up to $50, en- ish schools during the war-time He is the chairman of the Jew-
dorsers who have steady employ- emergency has been planned by ish Arbitration Board of New
ment are acceptable. This lib- Bernard Isaacs, superintendent York, vice-president of the Zion-
eral requirement enables it to of the United Hebrew Schools, ist Organization of America, one
serve many who would otherwise in collaboration with the Detroit of the national honorary chair-
be denied loans.
Committee for Coordinating men of the United Palestine Ap-
The directors announce that School Defense Activities. The peal.
in 1941, they disbursed $187,000. outlined proposals for the best
The program at the 11th an-
The Hebrew Free Loan Asso- means of assuring such protec-
ciation is a constituent agency tion is contained in a manual nual donor gathering of the
of the Jewish Welfare Federa- containing a digest of rules of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
tion and the Detroit Community the local committee, as well as National Fund will also be fea-
tured by the appearance of the
Fund
the Jewish Education Committee following outstanding artists:
The past year the Hebrew Free of New York, prepared by Mr.
Joseph Golan of Chicago, 10-
Loan Association received two Isaacs and published by the Jew-
bequests, one for $300 from the ish Welfare Federation of De- year-old violin prodigy, who, al-
though still in knee pants, has
estate of the late Louis Wol-
nansky, the other in the amount troit. All responsible heads of won national acclaim. He was
of $500 from the estate of the local schools, Hebrew and Yid- a scholarship winner at the Uni-
dish, will receive these manuals. versity of Chicago at the age of
late Wolf Kaplan.
The bulletins contain principles five, and at his present age plays
At the annual meeting, the
following officers were elected of governing pupil protection, first violin with the University
for the ensuing year: David S. air raid signals, selection of saf- of Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
Zemon, president; Isaac Shetzer, est places during air raids, prep- of which he is the youngest mem-
first vice-president; Maurice A. ' , rations for rotecting morale ber. He has appeared as soloist
Landau, second vice-president; during alarms, protection of with the American Concert Or-
chestra, was twice winner of the
George M. Stutz, secretary; Mor- school property, etc.
Dr. Cody wrote the foreword Chicagoland Music F e s t iv al
ris H. Blumberg, treasurer; di-
rectors, Hyman C. Broder, Fred to the bulletin prepared by Mr. award. He plays the violin made
by Cammilli in 1747. His musi-
M. Butzel, Irwin I. Cohn, Law- Isaacs.
cal training he received from
rence W. Crohn, Mrs. Joseph H.
George Pearlman.
Ilhrlich, Maurice A. Enggass,
Saul Meisels, character singer,
Judge Harry B. Keidan, Jacob
who appears in costume recitals.
L. Keidan, Aaron Klein, Robert Dr. H. B. Hudnut
His appearance last year at the
R. Marwil, Seymour Simons,
to Preach Friday
Jewish Community Center cre-
Louis Stoll, Herman Wetsman
ated a sensation and there was
and Julian Zemon.
at
Temple
Beth
El
a clamor for him to make a
The office of the Hebrew Free
Loan Association is located at
Dr. Henry Beecher Hudnut return engagement. He is a
8641 Linwood, corner of Blaine; will preach Friday evening, Feb. singer of wide concert and radio
the office hours are 9 a. m. to 27 at 8 p. m., at the Sabbath experience and is recognized as
3 p. m. daily, and 9 a. m. to 12 Eve services of Temple Beth El one of the outstanding interpret-
noon on Sunday.
on "After Dark—Light." Dr. ers of Jewish songs. For many
Hudnut, who is the minister of years he has been interested in
the Woodward Avenue Presby- the rich, unmined source of
terian Church, is an old and Jewish folksongs. He is a rare
Bnai Brith Women
much admired friend of Dr. B. combination of singer and actor.
On the same platform will also
Benedict Glazer of Temple Beth
to Have a
El, both having served congrega- appear the companion artist who
Program Monday tions in Pittsburgh a number of made the great hit at the Jewish
Center recital — Benjamin Zem-
Sponsoring a joint program of years ago.
ach, the noted dancer who was
Dr. Hudnut received his edu- one of the founders of the
talent by the Hillel Foundation
students from the University of cation at Princeton University famous Moscow Habimah Thea-
Michigan at Ann Arbor and the and the Western Theological ter. He is one of the geniuses
students of the Michigan State Seminary. He has held a num- in the art of dancing and is
University at East Lansing, Pis- ber of important pulpits in the recognized as an outstanding
gah Auxiliary No. 122 of Bnai Fresbytaian Church prior to leader in his field in this coun-
Brith invites members and his acceptance of the call from try.
friends to their next meeting on his present Congregation in
Mrs. William Klafer, chairman
Monday, Feb. 23, 8:30 p. m., 1940. During the last war, Dr. of reservations, may be reached
Hudnut
served
with
the
United
at Temple Beth El.
by those who have not yet made
Through the cooperation of States Army as an officer in their contributions towards this
France.
He
has
also
accumu-
Rabbi Jehudah M. Cohen, direct-
donor event by calling Townsend
or of the Hillel Foundation at lated a splendid record in the 6-5537. Others who may be
civic
and
social
service
fields.
Ann Arbor, and Rabbi Morton
called are: Mrs. Louis R. Light-
Applebaum of East Lansing, a
stone, booklet chairman, Tr. 1-
diversified program of singing,
6838; Mrs. Max Hayman, mem-
tap-dancing and comedy will be Harry Hershfield
oriams, Ty. 6-6266; Mrs. Ben
presented.
Shurgin, rummage, Ty. 6-5863.
Mrs. Jess Feiler, who will pre-
to Address Men's
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz is presi-
side as program chairman, an-
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Clubs
Wednesday
nounces that Rabbi Cohen will
the J.N.F. and Mrs. Philip Cut-
sneak on the subject of "What
ler is chairman of the donor
The traditional annual dinner event.
Hillel is Doing for Defense."
of the joint Men's Clubs of Tem-
ple Beth El, Congregation Bnai
Rabbi Lookstein to Address David, Bnai Moshe, Temple Is- Dr. Glazer to Speak on
Brotherhood on "Mes-
Young Israel Wednesday rael and Shaarey Zedek will be
sage of Israel" Hour
held Wednesday, Feb. 25, in the
Rabbi Joseph H. Lookstein, social hall of Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer of
president of the Rabbinical The speaker will be the famous
Council of America and chair- cartoonist and lecturer, Harry Temple Beth El will lecture again
man of the National Mizrachi Hershfield. As an added attrac- on the "Message of Israel" hour
Executive, will be the guest tion, there will be a showing of this Saturday evening, Feb. 21.
speaker at the monthly forum the moving picture, "The World He will speak on "Brotherhood
of Young Israel of Detroit, next We Want to Live In." The in a World of Struggle." He
Wednesday, 9:15 p. m., in the Brotherhood guest will be Joseph will be heard on the coast to
Synagogue Auditorium of the O. Mayne, executive director of coast network of the National
Hebrew Talmudical Academy, Round Table of Catholics, Pro- Broadcasting Company at 7:30
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dexter testants and Jews. Make your p. m., but the local program
and Cortland. The public is in- reservations in the *Synagogue will be heard on Station WWJ
(gee now. Admission is $1.25. at 1:30 p. m.
vited.
Hillel