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VOL, 46, NO. 24

Detroit and Jewish
Chronicle
The Legal Chronicle

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1944

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Rabbi L. Fram to Maj. Harold Allen
Address Central Heads Beth El's
Conference Meet War Bond Drive

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Rabbi Leon Frani of Temple
Temple Beth El's War Bond
Israel will be one of the principal
drive in the Fifth War Loan,
speakers to address the 55th an- dedicated to the
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Kvutzah Ivrith to Sabbath League
Give Friedland
Annual Meeting

Program June 22 At Bnai Moshe

Leonard T. Lewis
Elected President
Of Temple Beth El

RABBI LEON FRAM
MAJOR ALLEN
Conferenc e of American Rabbis, rapidly gaining momentum," said
which begins Friday , June 23, at Major Harold Allen, who is serv-
Cincinnati.
ing with Leonard N. Simons as
Frani has been invited general co-chairman of the drive.
by his colleagues to deliver an Major Allen , wo
h was with the
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address
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Reform Judaism"
Fram has long b e en
recognized the s
as an expe rtin the field o f popu- contacts with them how import-
lathing religion and organizing
the men in service are
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, of the war bond
See FRAM—Page 16
drives being put on at home.
Each boy watches his own corn-
-, munity, with keenest interest. In
Exercises at Beth
the case of the men of Beth El,
the success of Temple Beth El's
El Memorial Park
Four War Loan drive was of
tremendous importance to them,
Sunday, June 18
and this drive in the Fifth War
Rain or shine, a large turn- Loan will be watched with even
out is expected at Beth El greater interest.
"Initial reports of workers and
Memorial Park fourth anni- war bond orders received direct
versary exercises Sunday, June at Temple Beth El's office have
18, at 3 p. m. at 28120 W.
been encouraging, but it is ap-
Six Mile Rd. between Inkster parent," continued Major Allen,
and Middle Belt Rds.
"that many thousands of dollars
A very impressive service in sales have not as yet been
will be conducted! by Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer and Dr. Leo turned in by the workers."
Major Allen urges even great-
M. Franklin of Temple Beth er effort be put forth by "W-
EI and Rabbi Leon Frani of lants" and also calls for addi-
Temple Israel. Members of
both congregations, as well tional volunteers to lend their
as the public. are invited to support to Beth El's war bond
drive. He points out that the
this annual event.

The Kvutzah Ivrith has com-
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The Women's League e h for
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plated arrangements for the bath Observant
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Presented
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Friedland program to be held annual meeting at Congregation
To Joseph M. Welt
on Thursday evening, June 22 Bnai Moshe. Dexter
at 8:30,
8:30, in the auditorium of the rence. Guest speaker for the
Five hundred members attend-
Rose Sittig Cohen Building. This afternoon will be the well known ed the 94th annual meeting of
evening is arranged for a double rabbi and orator, Rabbi Morris
p e Beth El, Sunday, June
purpose:
Max of the Manhattan Beach
. 11, and elected Leonard T. Lewis
Jewish
Center,
New
York.
Rabbi
First, to honor the memory of
the late H. A. Friedland, edu- Max is the vice president, of as president of the congregation.
cator, author, Zionist leader and the Rabbinical Council of Amer- Others officers elected were Jul-
lecturer. The late Mr. Friedland ica and on the executive com- inn G. Wolfner, vice president;
puttee of the Union of Orthodox
of Cleveland made a great con- Jewish Congregations.
Sidney J. Allen, treasurer. The
tribution to the Hebrew litera-
Soloist for the afternoon will following were elected trustees
ture through his many volumes
of short stories, poems and son- be Mrs. Morris Friedland, in a for a three-year term: Walter S.
of Hebrew and Yiddish Heavenrich, Dr. Herbert I. Kal-
nets. He was among those lead- group
songs , her
accompanist being
ing educators in this country Mrs. S.
let, Mrs. Maurice Klein and Nate
Rosenberg.
who laid the foundation for mod-
A feature
of
h
the
afternoon
will
S.
S Shapero. The board members
.
.
ern Jewish education in A
e the
of a thou sand whose He
terms do not exp
was the president of the birthday lighting
S. ire are
c
andles by the entire Harry H. Berger, Harry
Zionist
Organiz tion
Grant.
a
Organization of Cleve- membership, celebrating
the sec- H rry A. Hyman, Herbert D.
a
land,
ti land,
ve Am and a member of the execu- ond birthday of the organization. Robinson, Dr. Nathan H. Schla-
Annual reports will be given fer, David M. Welling, Benjamin
of of the Zionist Organization
erica. He lectured exten- by the president, Mrs. J. Sperka, Wilk and Andrew Wineman. Mrs.
See Program—Pa ge
John C. Hopp, president of the
See LEAGUE—Page 16
Sisterhood;
isterhood; Theodore D. Birn- ‘-
krant, president of the Men's
See ALLEN—PAGE 16
Club; David Wilkus, chairman of ri
the Cemetery board, and Joseph O
M. Welt, retiring president, will
serve as ex-officio members of
the board of trustees.
An unusual event will
The congregation heard the
take
place on
Thursday evening, June Center will honor upwards of annual reports of Dr. B. Bane-
(WNS).—Pros-
not immediately available".
a hunched of its young people diet Glam. and Joseph Welt ident WASHINGTON
Roosevelt announced
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here
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for volunteer services rendered showing a year of outstanding
In a separate memorandum to
the Center in the year 1943-44, achievement in Beth El. Dr. Leo last Friday at his press confer- the Secretaries of War, the
M
once that the United States will Navy and the Interior, the bud-
according
to an Herman
announcement
received from
Jacobs, M. Franklin, rabbi emeritus, ad- accept 1,000 refugees from Italy get director and the director of
See LEWIS—Pag e 16
executive director of the Center.
and give them emergency
the War Refugee Board, Mr.
"lie-
Volunteers to be honored at i
tuary at Fort Ontario, New York.
Roosevelt revealed that the over-
1
this program have served in rev_
The President added, in disclos- all responsibility for the project
oral capacities. Some are club
RED CROSS S.O.S.
ing that the United States is will rest in the War Refugee
leaders; others have done the
expanding refugee facilities in Board. The actual administration
addressing and mailing for War
With a large new shipment the Middle East, that for the of the camp will be in the hands
Workers' programs, Holiday Hops of bandage materials just ar- time being 1,000 will be the coil- of the War Relocation Authority,
and other activities; others have rived, comes an urgent appeal ing for entrance of war refugee; while the Army and Navy will be
for Red Cross workers to into this country outside the charged with the duty of taking
ushered at a series of functions;
make surgical dressings. Due regular immigration proceedings. the necessary security precau-
some have assisted in the plan-
ning and promotion of activities to this emergency, the Shaa-
At the same time the Presi- tions. The project will be financed
rey Zedek Unit will give in- dent made public a cablegram by the Bureau of the Budget and,
or supervision of areas.
At this occasion the president structions to all interested in he sent to Ambassador Murphy if necessary, with funds drawn
taking the course. For in- in Algiers, urging him to facili- from the War Department, the
of the Center, H. C. Broder, will
convey the appreciation of the formation regarding classes, tate the selection of refugees, War Relocation Authority, the
Center to each individual volun- please contact Mrs. Sidney to arrange to bring them here as War Refuge e Board and from the
teer and will personally present Frank, chairman, at Tyler expeditiously as possible and to Foreign War Relief appropriation
a certificate of award commemo- 4-5855, or Mrs. Sidney Stone, avoid complications derived from until the United Nations Relief
co-chairman, at
rating his services.
University "the usual formalities involved and Rehabilitatidn Administration
A special feature of the eve- 2-3214.
in admitting people to the United is in position to assume the finan-
All
trained
workers
are ur- States under the immigration chil responsibility involved.
ning and the highlight of the
program will be an address by gently requested to report for laws". He instructed Ambassador
Disclosing that refugees from
Isidore Sobeloff, recently re- work. The Shaarey Zedek Unit Murphy that, in choosing the ref- Spain, France and the Balkan
is open Tuesday and Wednes-
ISIDORE SOBELOFF
turned to his post as executive day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. ugees to be brought to this coun- countries are flocking into Italy
try, he should "bear in mind in such numbers as to interfere
in the Kate Frank Memorial that to the extent possible these with military
22,
eh in the auditorium of the Jew - director of the Jewish Welfare
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Building.
refugees
should be selected for w
eh Community Center when the
See SOBELOFF—Page 16
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whom other havens of refuge are
See REFUGEES—Pag e 'Ie

Isidore Sobeloff to Address
Center Volunteers Thurs., June 22

ne Thousand Refugees Now
In Italy to Be Sheltered Here