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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The
Legal Chronicle

BNAI BRITH

(Cos thawed from Paso I )

role in the drama of American
Jewish history are effectively mir-
rored in "This Is Bnai Brith," a
book of facts edited by Bernard
Postal, national publicity of Bnai
Brith (Editor's note — excerpts
from the book "This is Bnai
Brith will appear in successive
issues as a part of Know Bnai
Brith.) The story of Bnai Brith
of yesterday and today, pointing
to an even more essential service
and more glorious future, are pre-
sented in this factual record of
consecrated service to humanity.

Octob, r 2, 1941

UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS ACTIVITIES .. . Bay City Notes

The membership enrollment
Close to 2,000 men and wome n
committee of the United Hebrew attended services at the
Miss Sybil Kahn rec-ntly r
Ros
e.
Schools had its first meeting at Sittig Cohen, David W. Simon
ned from a visit wr
in
I friends
turChicago.
the home of Rudolph Zuieback, and Philadelphia-Bryon synagog
the president of the schools. The ues. Through the special effort
meeting was opened by Aaron A. of Nathan Yaffa and Morris Fish s
Mr. and Mrs. I. Korn and son
Silberblatt, chairman. The guest man the services were conducted - of Manton, Mich., spent the Past s
speaker was Isidore Sobeloff, ex- in a most solemn and dignified week-end with Mr. and
Mrs, R,
ecutive director of the Jewish manner. In addition, exceedingly F. Anthony.
Welfare Federation. Other brief instructive talks on the import-
talks were delivered by Dr. A. E. ance of Jewish education were
Mrs. Harry Bernstein of Re.
Bernstein, associate chairman, delivered during the services by chester, N. Y., who spent the
and Harry Cohen.
holidays with her mother,
Bernard Isaacs, Joseph Haggai, Joseph Kramer, has
Mrs.
It was announced by the pres- Rabbi Leizer Levin and others.
returned to
her
home.
ident, Rudolph Zuieback, that th
A special appeal for the pur
goal this year is set at 500 ?le % chase of defense bonds was mad e-
Mrs. Sherman Kahn:
members. This time it is not ju:
by Nathan Yaffa, president o f ter, Suzanne, are vi, thi daugh-
an arbitrary goal. This number •
the David W. Simons Synagogue . parents, Mr. and Mr lting her
was set with a purpose—"to hon
Morris Fishman, president of th
or Mr. Silberblatt, the chairma n Rose Sittig Cohen Synagogue, and Levy of Jackson, Mich. Meyer
iw
of the 1942 Membership Enroll A. Levy and M.
Lepofsky of the
At a meeting of the Temple
ment Committee who is now cel- Philadelphia Bryon
Synagogue, Sisterhood held last we the fol-
ebrating his fiftieth birthday an-
which resulted in the sale of lowing officers were elected for
niversary and present in his name
in the amount of $95,000 the ensuing year: Presdent, Mrs.
500 new members to the United bonds
n the three synagogues.
A. B. Roman; vice-president, Mrs.
Hebrew Schools of Detroit." Mr.
Rudolph Zuieback, president of Berthold Homburger; treasurer,
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Silberblatt has been connected
937 by BEvesaLy osaorme
with the Hebrew Schools for he United Hebrew Schools, who Mrs. Joseph Sempliner, and sec.
many years as a member of the visited the various synagogues, retary, Mrs. William Lutren.
INCLUDES;
NEW!
Board of Directors, and as chair- ,raised the devotion of Yaffa and
• GOBS of SHOESTRING POTATOES
Miss Clara Beckman has re-
man of various committees. Ile a Fishman to the work of the syn-
PICK
• A JUG of HONEY...
hs especially shown a keen inter- gogue committee as well as to turned to this city after spend.
and...
ing the past few weeks in Boston.
A
est in the annual membership S he cause of the United Hebrew
• HOT, BUTTERED ROLLS...
chools. "For four weeks," Zuie-
project
in
which
he
was
always
b
RIB
OFTEN/ IMITATED
^NEVER DUPLICATED
extremely successful, generally ack stated, "these loyal workers Pontiac Notel
working hand in hand with his and staunch supporters of the
CLOSED liONDAYS FOR DURATION
faithful and loyal associate, Dr. Hebrew Schools worked hard day
Rabbi Leon Feuer of the Col-
A. E. Bernstein. This tribute of and evening and handled the
raising 500 members in his honol. synagogues in the most success- ling•ood Ave. Temple in Toledo,
is therefore a most fitting and ful manner, both from a spiritual was the guest speaker at a meet-
an a financial standpoint." He ing Tuesday evening of the local
timely tribute.
• AIR CONDITIONED •
Zionist group. He spoke on
The meeting ended with a expressed ' his gratitude to Fish- "Palestine's
Role in
a a on behalf of the
social
arranged
by
the
host
and
Jewish Life."
16805 LIVERNOIS .15923 E .WARREN
Board of Directors of the United
In
observance
of the Holiday
opposn-E.
hostess,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rudolph
UoCCI. UN.3 -7909
at HAVERHILL TU.1-4040
Hebrew Schools for their untiring of Succoth, the children of the
Zuieback.
efforts to the cause of Jewish religious school participated in
The following were pre
Rudolph Zuieback, Aaron A sent: education. The committee assist- the Friday evening services at
berblatt, Dr. A. E. Bern . Sil- ing Mr. Yeffa and Mr. Fishman Temple Beth Jacob. Rabbi Fried-
Julius Berman, Herman D. stein, consists of the following: J. J. land conducted the worship and
aks, Harry Cohen, Joseph B. Bor- Karbal, I. August, Adolph M. Din- related a Succoth story in place
Col- etz, Julius Rabinowitz, and D. of a sermon. Choir
ten, Harry Davidoff, Abr aham
Brown.
responses
DeRoven, Morris Fishman, P hilip
were given under the direction of
Special
thanks
was
expressed
Mrs. James Rosenthal.
J. Gilbert, H. Goldberg, Lou
lieb, Ben Gould, Charles Lap Gott- by the members of the synagogue
Aides,
committee
to
the
choir
composed
Arthur Lang, Moses Levitt,
ert Loewenberg, A. Panush, Rob- of students of the United Hebrew
JEWS
ris Plafkin, Rabbi Harold N. Mor- Schools, which added a good deal
Ros-
to
the
solemnity
of
the
services.
enthal, Norman Ruttenberg,
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er Shugerman, Morris Lach Mey- The choir was directed by Abra-
over,
ham
Schachter,
and
consisted
of
sense organs 175, diseases of the
Bernard Isaacs, and A. J. L ach- the
over.
following: Gerald Freeman, respiratory system 103, and non-
DeRoy Neumann, Sander Singer, s venereal diseases of the G. U.
JEW'S!' EDUCATION
Robert Aran, Gilbert Frimet, a ystem 101. Other diseases had
lesser frequency.
CONFERENCE IN CLEVELA ND Henry Weintraub, Bernard Sing-
al, and Fred Rittman.
12. Thirty individuals we re
The eighth conference of the
diagnosed as mentally ill, distrib-
east central states region of the KVUTZAH ELECTION
uted as follows: 19 suffereing
OCTOBER
1
Council of Jewish Federations
front senile dementia (all of them
The
annual
election
meeting
and Welfare Funds which will be
of at the Jewish Home for Aged),
held this year in Cleveland, 0., the Kvutzah Ivrith will be h e
hi one psychotic, 9 psychoneurotics
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 10 Thursday evening, Oct. 1, in th e and 1 feeble-minded. There were
and 11, will be preceded by a auditorium of the Rose Sit
tig also three psychotics listed by the
conference on Jewish education Cohen Building.
social worker for which there was
It
has
already
become
tra
sponsored by the midwestern
di- no medical confirmation.
tional
with
the
Kvutzah
to
h
group of American Association of
old
Among the 123 residents
Jewish Education. This confer- election of officer meetings on of 13.
the Jewish Home for Aged,
ence will be held Friday and Sat- the Eve of Hoshanah Rabba
The evening will be devoted n h. the most prevalent diseases were
urday, Oct. 9 and 10.
of the circulatory system with a
The first session will be held only to the election, but also of
to total of 220.
Friday afternoon. The discussion several educational matters. It e-
14. Information obtained on
will center around the situation ports of all standing committe
of Hebrew education in the var- will be submitted. The work es the degree of disability or physi-
last year will be reviewed. Pla of cal helplessness of individuals re-
ious mid-western communities.
Friday evening will be taken for the coming year will ns siding outside of an institution
be indicates that 413 individuals
formulated, and brief talks will
up with an Oneg Shabbath
were up and able to get around,
at
be
given
on
the
significance
of
which
brief
lectures
will
be
giv
It was true of an incident in the Civil War.
en the Holiday as well as on the one was up but house-hound,
on the famous author, editor a nd
Part of the first major battle. Bull Run.
‘a
rse ebe u d sr e i t d 1 aen ‘. vheelchair, and one
was
work of the Kvutzah. The public
educator, Jacob Fichman.
fought on the farm of a Mr. McLean. He de-
is
cordially
invited.
The closing Hebrew sessi on
15. The residents of the Jew-
Herman D. Boraks is president
cided to move farther back in Virginia. away
will be held Saturday afternoo
ish Home for the Aged were also
n,
of
the
Kvutzah,
and
Samuel
and
it
will
be
devoted
to
a
revi
from the hostilities. Mr. McLean could not forsee
and critique of those Hebre ew Lehrman is chairman of the nom- classified on the basis of the de-
the course of the war. for about four years later
mating committee.
gree of disability or physical
textbooks which are used i w
n
helplessness. Of the 123 resi-
Lee surrendered to Grant at the McLeans' new
preparation of the study of t he HEBREW HOUR ON
dents,
Chumosh.
48 were classified as
home in Appomattox.
STATION WJLB
"aged", 37 as "infirm" and 38 as
The Kvutzah Ivrith, jointly "stationary chronic."
SELL $95,000 IN BONDS
with the staff of the United He-
In this present war we have sent men and
DURING HIGH HOLY DAYS
brew Schools, have completed
machines to every part of the world. Our leaders
FRENCH
plans for a Hebrew hour over
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
tell us we will not only start 2 second front
synagogue committee of the station WJLB on Hyman Alt-
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but many fronts. that we must keep hitting our
United Hebrew Schools reports man's Hour, on Saturday, Oct. 10
from
9:00
to
10:00
in
the
eve-
were
submitted
by
Nathan
Yaffa
enemies blow after blow until they are all de-
the Vichy radio this week that
and Morris Fishman, co-chairman, ning.
feated. We know we won't stop as long as our
"one of the first conditions for
This
Hebrew
hour
is
featured
and I. Rosenthal, of the activities
the emancipation of the Fre n ch
enemies can still fight. We don't know what
of this committee in connection in connection with the Yom Ivri, people is that they should treat
the Hebrew day, which is being
with the High Holy Days.
we may be called on to do. how much we may
the Jews as dangerous foreign-
have to endure.
The United Hebrew Schools observed nationally by all . ers."
We don't know where the end
gratefully acknowledge the re braists and sympathizers of the
may come. but we must be strong enough to
It was learned on good author-
ceipt of one scholarship from Mr - • Hebrew language, and is spon-
so red by the national organiza- ity her' that Vichy officials have
make the end in our favor. Brave men with
and Mrs. 1. A. Liebson, to th ti
In (r
.
e , es
01 youn
sick bodies can do little but brave men with
Scholarship Fund of the Schools. b on, the Histadruth Isrith headed e
main-
y
Dr.
Israel
Efros.
The United Hebrew Schools are
sound bodies can't be stopped. Rely on your
tained by OSE, Jewish Health
Hebrew
songs,
a
brief
address
in
receipt
of
one-half
scholarship
i
n
doctor to protect your health: rely on Sam's to
to the Nazis for immed-
to the Scholarship Fund of the w Hebrew, as well as in Yiddish, Society,
compound your
iate deportation to eastern Eu•-
prescription accurately, skillfully.
Schools from Mr. and Mrs. Hy- th ill be among the features of ope. The children were
seized
at hour.
and the most reasonably.
man Schecter of Glendale Ave.
in two night raids.
The United Hebrew Schools
in honor of the Bar-Mitzvah of
A German broadcast from Ber-
gr atefully acknowledge the re-
their son, Neal. ce
lin reported that Paris police had
The United Hebrew Schools sc ipt of a contribution of one rounded up 4,000 Rumanian Jews,
acknowledge with gratitude the Fu holarship to the Scholarship men and women, during a night-
receipt of one and one-half A g nd from Mr. and Mrs. Nathan long
house-to-house search and
scholarships to the Scholarship ho ranove of Sturtevant Ave. in taken them to an interment camp
nor
of
his
son,
Gerald,
who
is
Fund of the Schools from Mr. att
at Dramey where they will be
and Mrs. Adolph M. Dinetz of Sc ending the United Hebrew held until arrangements are made
hools.
Sturtevant Ave. This contribu-
for their deportation. The Ru-
tion was made by Mr. Dinetz as gra The United Hebrew Schools manian Jews will probably be de-
tefully
acknowledges
the
re-
Two Great Stores
an expression of thanks to Mr. cei
Both Downtown
ported to Transnistria, the Ru -
Nathan Yaffa, president of the the pt of one-half scholarship to manian-held section of the Nazi-
Scholarship
fund
from
Ben
David W. Simons Synagogue, for Ho
occupied Ukraine. The arrests
honoring him with the Aliyah Mr rovitz in honor of his parents, were made, it was reported, with
Maftir Jonah on Yom Kippur. LaS . and Mrs. Joseph Horovitz cf the express approval of the
alle Boulevard
mantan Government.

from doctrinal differences, Bnai
Brith has afforded a common plat-
form for service on the part of
all elements in the Jewish com-
munity because of its universal,
its objectives of interest to all
Jews, and its emphasis upon the
positive values in Jewish life.
The dynamic growth of the
Bnai Brith, the many and varied
vital causes which it serves, the
record of its achievement, and its

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