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April 07, 1944 - Image 23

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1944-04-07

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Americo ffewish Periodical Carter

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

April 7, 1944

1

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The •Legal Chronicle

Temple Israel Men's
Club to Hold "Evening
With Rabbi" April 17

PRAYER

(Continued from

On Monday evening, April 17,
at 8:30 p. m., the Men's Club
of Temple Israel will once again
hold an "Evening with the Rab-
bi". The program will consist
of asking questions of Rabbi
From, who, without prior prepa-
ration or notice, will answer all
questions.
The committee in charge sug-
gests that all members prepare
and mail their questions in ad-
vance.
There is no limitation of any
sort on the nature or subject of
the question. Religious procedure,
history, philosophy, and the broad
currents underlying events of the
day are some of the topics that
may be discussed.

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synagogue. From time to time
he could hear the buzz of prayer,
the cantor's voice. Temptation to
join them was great, yet Fried-
rich remembered his foster-
mother's admonition to keep his
new suit clean—at least today.
Well, last year on Passover,
Friedrich recalled, he didn't have
to worry about keeping his suit
clean . .
The small band of refugees
was strung out in a long line
among, the Alpine road, kicking
up a cloud of dust with their
shuffling pace. Friedrich and his
uncle drew up the rear.
"Go ahead with the others,
Friedrich," his uncle said, seating
himself wearily on a rock beside
the road. "I must rest awhile."
"It's only five miles more to
the Swiss border," Friedrich
urged. "We can make it to-
gether, uncle."
In another three hours they
were in Switzerland, hospitably
received by the border police
who told them, almost apologeti-
cally, that for reasons of na-
tional defense they would have
to go to an interment camp.
Interment was not new to
Friedrich. For two years he had
.hayed on the sandy French
shore behind the barbed wire of
an internment center. But the
Swiss camp proved to be hard-
ly a camp at all. It was confin-
ing, of course, but it was clear,
and you could eat well—your
stomach didn't turn at the sight
of the food.
After two months in the camp
a J. D. C. man came to talk with
Friedrich and his uncle. He said
that the J. D. C. had made ar-
rangements to place a number
of children in private homes. The
J. D. C. would pay all expenses.
That was one of the reasons
why the Jews in the United

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Dim Memories

Leo held the prayer-book in
calloused, sunburnt hands. His
dark suit, several sizes too small,
seemed to bind him under the
arms. He frequently mopped his
dripping forehead. Frankly, Leo
was uncomfortable—not so much
because this was the first time
in many months that he had visit-
ed Santiago and the synagogue,
but because he was no longer
used to sitting with large num-
bers of people in a badly ven-
tilated room. Last year he would
not have minded at all, for un-
til then he had spent the better
part of his life indoors, in court
rooms, in his own and other
lawyers' offices. But since last
September when he had left San-
tiago for the farm in the prov-
inces, lie had become a "natural"
man. Working under a hot sun
behind the plow for 12 hours, he
grew out of the confines of his
former mode of existence. -
He never would have come
down this Passover if it were not
for a twinge of conscience and
ouriosity to discover how he
would react to the city after 12
months on the farm. Yes, it was
just a year ago that he had
set off with several comrades for
a colony. The J. D. C., which is
represented together with the
United Palestine Appeal and Na-
tional Refugee Service in the
United Jewish Appeal, had ar-

Mass Meeting to Open
Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin Campaign

A mass meeting will be held
Sunday, April 23, at the Bnai
Moshe Congregation, Dexter and
Lawrence, to open Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin's $40,000 cam-
paign for the maintenance of the
Yeshivah and the Detroit Hebrew
Parochial School. This meeting
will be addressed by prominent
guests from outstate. One thou-
sand members are to be sub-
scribed besides pledges and con-
tHbutions. The campaign will
start from the above date up
through Sevuoth. The Yeshivah
cordially invites Detroit's Jewry
to come and make this mass meet-
ing a success.

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States were contributing to the
United Jewish Appeal. Would
Friedrich like to be included in
the group from this camp being
placed?
An understanding glance be-
tween uncle and nephew was
enough to give the J. D. C. plan
his answer . . .
Friedrich watched the game a
moment longer, then he walked
into the synagogue. He could
wait until tomorrow to play ball.
Besides, there wasn't much fun
in playing with kids you could
beat, anyway.
* * *

Heartiest Greetings for Passover

The Yeshivath Chachmey Lub-
lin students' examinations were
held Sunday, April 2, and the
prizes distributed to the students.
The first three prizes for the
best students were given to Is-
rael Stolsky of Detroit, Henry
Nadler of Chicago and Arthur
Ribiat of Detroit. The prizes were
furnished by the Special Torah
Fund organized by 'Rabbi El Sil-
ver of Cincinnati, who is the na-
tional chairman of the board of
education.

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Passover Greetings and Best IVishes

To the Entire Jewish Community

Dr. Glazer to Speak
On "Why Freedom Must
Prevail" on Passover

In order to give the members
of the congregation an oppor-
tunity to conduct a home Seder,
there will be no service at the
Temple on Friday evening,
April 7.
Services for the first (lay of
Passover will be held on Satur-
day morning, April 8 at 10:30,
in the main auditorium. Dr. Gla-
zer will preach on "Why Free-
dom Must Prevail" and the Tem-
ple quartet will render the music
with Julius Chajes directing and
Jason Tickton at the organ.
An annual congregational Se-
der will be held on Saturday
evening, April 8, at 6, in the
social hall.
Services for the concluding
day of Passover will be held
on Friday morning, April 14, at
10:30.
The Religious School is now
observing its Passover vacation.
Sessions will be resumed on Sat-
urday and Sunday mornings,
April 22 and 23.
Dr. Glazer will broadcast hi3
second address on the "Message
of Israel" hour on Sunday, April
9 from 9 to 9:30 p. m., over
CKLW. His subject will be
"Mental Health in a Sick World".

Rabbi Hoberman to Be
Sabbath Observance
Speaker on April I I

The Women's League for Sab-
bath Observance, 12th St. branch,
are having a Passover meeting
this coming Tuesday, April 11,
at 1:30 p. m., at the Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson Shule. The
guest speaker will be Rabbi Ja-
cob Doberman of Congregation
Beth Itzchock. Passover delica-
cies will be served. All members
and their friends are invited to
come as•an interesting afternoon
will be in store for them.

Eva Prenzlauer Aid to
Hold Meeting April 19

The next meeting of the Eva
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid will be
held at the home of Mrs. Louis
Alper of 16516 Ohio Ave., on
Wednesday, April 19. This meet-
ing will be held for the nomina-
tion and election of officers. The
place and date of the installation
will be announced in a later
issue.
It was announced that, due
to our collective and individual
donations to the American Red
Cross, the amount donated is
larger than in previous years. At
the last meeting a dunam of land

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