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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

WEISS

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June 10, 1144

Knollwood War Bond
Ace Salesmen

den, Ellis M. Thal, and Morris
Garvett, ex-officio.
The congregation paid tribute
to Morris Garvett for his suc-
cessful piloting of the congrega-
tion during the first years of its
! life, and to Ellis M. Thal for his
devoted service to the building
fund. It was announced that Mr.
Fred H. Gottfurcht was appoint-
ed chairman of the building fund
campaign.
The Sisterhood announced that
it was gathering a special fund
for a room in the future build-
ing. of Temple Israel, to be
known as the Morris Garvett
Lounge.
In his annual message to the
congregation Rabbi Leon Fram
urged the congregation to com-
plete the building fund so that
Temple Israel might proceed with
the construction of its house of
worship right after X-Day.
"Let X-Day for the world also
become B-Day, or Building Day
for Temple Israel," Rabbi Frani
concluded.

Merkaz, and his committee were mortgage on the University ,,
thanked for arranging the Yom Michigan Hillel
Fo undation, via
Kippur Koton prayers,
service projects, youth
programs
vocational guidance service 1
groups, civic defens e and man, 0
ROSIN
related interests.

tion he worked closely with Judge
Healy, Inspector Johnson and
other officials.
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Worked with Prof. Red!
is
the
only Bnai Brith unit on Rabbi Fram to Open
He also participated in an ex-
which
there are delegates from Summer Series of
perimental program supervised by
men's and women's units of the
Professor Fritz Redl of Wayne
Sermons on Psalm s
University, in which were com-
order.
bined case work and group work
The newly-elected officers will
Beginning next Friday night,
as an experiment in Group Ther-
be installed at an affair to take
July
7, Rabbi Len:i Frani
apy.
place in the fall, according to
Mr. Weiss has had several sea-
present plans. President Rosin open a summer series of set.
sons' experience with the Detroit
stated that the activity of the mons on "The Beauty of
Department of Parks and Recre-
tht
group will continue throughout
ation as a playground director
the summer, however, so that Ps1 D ilu
t
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ri
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g the summer the Sal).
and for a brief time also served
there will be as little time lost
as a case worker with the De-
as necessary in the establishment bath Eve services Templ e Is.
troit Department of Public Wel-
of the active program for the reel are held on Fr.,tay nights at
fare.
ensuing year.
8:30, in Room 14 of the
For several years he was a
Boule•
Among matters to be dealt yard Bldg., 3076 E. Grand Blvd.
volunteer club leader of the Jew-
with by the new administration
The opening sermo n
in
the
ish Community Center and a par-
will be the culmination of the ries will be "An Interpretation se.
of
ticipant in the campaigns of the
Hillel fund drive now in progress Psalm XXIII: The Psalm of
Detroit Community Fund, Red
for the purpose of retiring the Faith".
Cross and the Allied Jewish Cam-
POLITI(Al, ADVEIL•ISENIEN1'
paign. He is a member of the
VAAD
American Association of Social
NATHAN
BORIN
Workers and previously was asso-
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ciated with the Boys' Work
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Council.
satisfactory amount for Hashgo-
"On the strength of this varied
Kashruth and agreed to pay a
obligation
to
aid
in
the
restora-
background of education, train-
ing and experience." states Mr. tion of the cities and country- cho to the Merkaz and that the
Broder, "Mr. Weiss seems par- sides destroyed by their invading Mashgichim shall receive their
ticularly well fitted for the mani- armies. We believe that Germany salaries direct from the Merkaz.
fold functions involved in the must return the loot her soldiers This new procedure will begin
management of the Extension have taken in occupied lands; on the first day of July with the
restore confiscated property and newly designed signs issued by
Program."
The Extension Unit, to which resettle peoples forcibly trans- the Vaad Haraborim and the
Mr. Weiss comes as director, is planted. We urge that the same Vaad Hakashruth of Merkaz.
At the last committee meeting
to be located in the 12th St. principles applied to Germany be
of the Vaad Haraborim, Merkaz
area as a service to the neighbor- applied to Japan."
The committee commended Sec- and the Kosher Butchers' Associ-
hood. It is to be manned largely
by volunteer workers furnished retary Hull for seeking appoint- ation, Ben Eiselman, .president
by the Council of Jewish Women ment of an advisory committee of the association, and the com-
working under the direction of of Senators representing all mittee of the association, D.
views on foreign affairs to con- Krauz, business agent, A. Mar-
the Center.
"A Man of Character"
Mr. Weiss is to be reached sult with him on foreign policy golis, Charles Viks and H. Freed-
meantime at the main office of and thus trying to remove from man assured the Merkaz that
the Center, Woodward and Hol- the arena of partisan politics the Butchers Association wishes
brook, Zone 2, Madison 8400, the question of America's inter- to cooperate and to carry on an
active campaign of organizing
where he is conferring with the national policy.
striet Kashruth observance in
committee on plans of organiza-
Detroit.
tion and program.
QUOTA
The Vaad Harabonim is now
The committee is headed by
active in examining the poultry
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner. Mrs.
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shochtim and studying many
Jack I. Rothberg is vice chair-
man. Other members include Mes- and the help of his sub commit- other Kosher problems with the
aid of the Merkaz. The Yom
dames Sidney J. Allen, Lewis B. tees.
Kippur Koton prayers arranged
Daniels, Barney Israel, Harry L.
Much inspiration was created
Jones, Oscar Zemon; Miss Ber- at the opening of the campaign, by the Vaad Harabonim and
tha M. Robinson; Alfred Koff- on June 7, when Honorable Judge Merkaz at the Bnai Moshe Syna-
LOWER LIVING COSTS
gogue were attended by 1,000
man and Edward Rose.
William Friedman, of the Wayne persons.
FAIR TREATMENT TO ALL
Circuit Bench, delivered an all-
Through the solicitation of 1.
HONEST MICHIGAN POLITICS
inspiring message and had th Sosnick, donations have been re-
SPIRITUAL
courage to put it plainly and ceived to help the Merkaz to con-
bluntly to the Jewish community tinue its work.
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Sponsored by B. Simon
in Detroit to put their shoulders
Harry Stolsky, president of the
the United Nations."
to the wheel and not pass up
The over- all theme of the this opportunity to the put the
convention was spiritual leader- drive over.
ship in tomorrow's world. The
In his remarks, Judge Fried-
question of religion and the sol- man said:
dier also occupied much of the
"Every Jew has the solemn
attention of the rabbis.
obligation, not merely to just
buy bonds, but to do so even be-
yond his means.
CENTRAL
"This country has been the
haven for all mankind, and the
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security of our homes can be
The Conference elected Rabbi only safeguarded if and when w-c
Barnett R. Brickner, Cleveland, invest in the principles of the
to the executive board of the four freedoms."
Union of American Hebrew Con-
The movie films "The Battle of
gregations for a four-year term Russia," "The Nazis Strike" and
beginning Jan. 1, 1945, and chose "Tarawa" were shown.
Rabbi Samuel S. Mayerberg, Kan-
Mr. Seligman undertook to in-
sas City, to the Hebrew Union crease the congregation quota
College Board of Governors for fourfold. It was necessary for
a four-year term beginning Jan. him to organize all of the con-
1, 1945. Congratulations were gregation. The committees that
extended to Rabbi Stephen S. assisted were the following:
Wise on his 70th birthday.
Chairmen of the consec•ants:
FIRTH
Discuss Germany
Mrs. Oshie Baker, Mrs. Nate
WAR LOAN
Discussion on the administra- Spevakow and Mrs. Morris Bitt-
Back the attack
—buy more
tive committee of the Confer- ker; Boy Scouts committee: Al-
leo., befom
ence Commission on Justice and bert A. Green; Sunday School
Peace's report with regard to committee: Theodore Baruch, Jack
treatment of Germany, led to Rogvoy and Philip Rosenthal;
slight revisions in that important professional committee: Irwin I.
section of the committee's com- Cohn, Abe Schmier, Dr. Jules
To sore war
prehensive report. - As finally sub- Goldsmith and Norman M. Sni-
material for
thee Sam,
mitted, the report read: "In con- der; business men's committee:
Old Golds how
sidering the treatment of a de- Rudolph Zuieback, Joseph H.
token off
feated Germany, we as religious Cantor, Abe Kasle, Morris Kar-
their cellophane
leaders first affirm our confident b at, John Fraser, R. Shayovvitz
jocies for
hope that the victorious Allies and Jack Gordon; executive coni-
the tummy.
will be guided by justice rather nittee: Maurice Seligman, Harry
than by vengeance. We believe C ohen, Harry Shulman, Charles
that a re-educated German peo- S mith, Ben Sidlow, Morris Blum-
pie can in time become a worthy b erg, Abe Kasle and Norman M.
member of the family of man- Snider.
kind. We accept, however, the
necessity for such effective mea-
GOLDSTEIN
sures of control as will insure
the spiritual and material changes
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that will prevent Germany from
again building up a military ma- ple Israel. Possessed of a rich
chine to threaten the peace of Jewish education, he often offi-
the world. Re-education of the ciated at the pulpit of Temple
German people will undoubtedly Israel when Rabbi Frain was ab-
take much time because the seeds sent from the city. He was born
of Hitlerism have been planted in Detroit, and he is a member
deep in the youth of Germany. of an old Detroit family.
• You want fine tobacco, of course. But
We favor the immediate and
George M. Stutz was elected
speedy trial in Allied courts of vice president; Benjamin E. Jaffe,
you want it fresh! Apple "Honey" helps
those Germans responsible for secretary; and Max Osnos, treas-
hold in the natural freshness of Old Gold's
crimes against the civilian popu- urer. The following were added
fine tobaceos..."Something new lets been
lation and for violations of in- to the board: Edward Bernstein,
added" to these tobaccos. It's Latakia, a
ternational law. We believe that Dr. Samuel B. Danto, Alexander
costly imported leaf that gives richer
the people of Germany who sup- Freeman, Fred H. Gottfurcht,
flavor. Try Old Golds.
PA ' •
ported Hitlerism have a moral Harry C. LeVine, Harry M. Ra-

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JACK

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