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Friday, August 25, 1944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

and also for the general orienta- Gifts to North End Clink High Holy Day Services for Residents of
tion of aspiring public leaders.
. Northwest Section to Be Held at 1901 I Livernois
This program has found its ex-
Miss
A contribution from M
(Continued from Tare 1)
pression in the Research Train-
Inquiries of all residents of •
Residents of the Northwest
ing . Division (Aspirantur) and its Emma Butzel; in honor of Bar
little more than its name rescued junior department (Proaspiran. Mitzvah of Morton Collins, by
conducte d, g dignified
from the flames of war and per tor). To facilitate the student's Dr.
Mrs. Saul
section
who
want on
to attend
High properlc
the
section
wish distanc
to attend
Rosenzweig;
os of
, walkin
for and
improved
health Rosenzwe
of
Andrew • Holy
Day
services
Rosh Hash-
vices
wi thin who
has
brought
to
this
progress
the
Yivo
offers
annual
.
their
homes
is
invited.
Accord-
Kippur
will
no
onah
and
Yom
secution,
to In its
most Wineman, by Miss Edith Heaver- longer be obligated to ride to ing to the synagogue's temporary
country its belief in the efficacy f .21row ships of $300 s.
addition
Pro mising candidate
of knowledge and its determina-
to
curricular
and
vocational
quid- rich; in honor of Isaac Shetzer
Synagogue
services,
it is Con-
an president,
and
plans of the
new group
are gov-
rs. flounced
by the
Northwest
president,
Alexander
Moss,
"the
to study contemporary
the administration of the and Simon J. M. Shetzer, by M
ogled by the importance of choos-
ation
and
Center,
a
duly
or-
,
an"
past Jewish life with the methods Research Training Division to- Isaac Shetzer; in memory of greg
Of the modern social sciences. ,ether with the student works Joseph Klein, by Mr. and Mrs. ganized and chartered Synagogue
ing and building the kind of
The Institute's name, as its birth- out a detailed program of study. Harry Rosenstein; in memory of which will hold services at 19011
rather than detract, from the
place, indicates that its academic Though emphasis is put on indi- Peter J. Kramer, by Mr. Frank Livernois, south of Seven Mile synagogue that will enhance, -
man obstacles involv- beauty and dignity of the see
ambitions have not alienated it yidual study in grappling wita J. Howell; in memory of Oscar Road.
Despite ma
from its objects of study—Jews the problems of methodology in Blumberg, by Mr. and Mrs. Her-
For information call A. Moss
and the refreshing sources of a particular subject and on con- man Marks; in memory of Max ing problems of construction and 18065 Northlawn, University :
Yiddish and Hebrew have made ferenee with the faculty advisor, Field, b y Mr. and Mrs. Herman space rentals, organization corn- tion."
mittees of the new congregation 4637.
social research a vital force. This itttendance at a number of course.; Marks. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham . succeeded
The congregation has been
in renting large, corn-
name, a few individuals and only given by the Institute is re- Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
The regular Sabbath services.
the 30,000 printed
printed pages of its quired. Ilaving passed through Aronson; in memory of R Lavin, fortably appointed quarters.
That
services
are
to
be
con-
.
.
work for 15 years were all that the e
.
preliminary experimental by Great Lakes Smelting Co.;
.
. Jewish Engineer Given
is . now taking in memory of Charles Davis, by ducted this year is the result of
- ved from Europe. Tne stages, the Yivo
were saved
vast treasures of the Vilna In- steps to transfer this division in- Miss Sara Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. steady, diligent work on the part
a Vivo Graduate School for Jack Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. Louis of members of the newly organ- Stalin Prize for
stitute's library, archives and
museums have probably been lost to
Jewish Social Studies with the Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ized congregation. Last May at D es igning
New Plane
ii
y of Reuben a mass meeting in the Bagley
w
forever, but the faith and per- Je
right to grant degrees for Mas- Mervis; in memor
MOSCOW (WNS) — Simon
sistence ofAmerican Jewry have ter and Doctor of Jewish Social Walter, by Mr. and Mrs. Abra- School, Alexander Moss was
ham Cooper; in memory of Mrs. elected president, Alex Margolis, Lavochkin, a Jewish engineer
succeeded in establishing for the Studies.
American Jewry needs no( Bessie Ostrow, by Mr. and Mrs. treasurer, and A. Waller, serve- who was twice decorated with
Yi
here
what
hash
libraries
in only new and competent schol- Harry Rosenbloom, Mrs. Lillian tary of the Synagogue. Volun- the Order of Lenin and who is
the
country
with
over
40,000
of the
best
Jewish
books and periodicals and as yet ars but also public leaders and Saulson, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weis- teer committee members who of- the holder of the title "Hero of
still uncatalogued archives per- social workers with an adequate nor; for speedy recovery of Mr. fered their services and who Socialist Labor," has been award-
taining to Jewish social and cut- knowledge of Jewish problems, and Mrs. Louis Winkelman, by have since been working for the ed here this week the Stalin
tural life in nd other coon- historical, economic and social. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Weisner; in movement are C. Charlop, M. Prize, highest in the "LAV
U.S.S.R.,
1-7'
o f Mrs. Becky Weller, Goldsmith, H. Nachman, S. Ru- for designing the
this and
Z Gin•ber, , an t• 1 Messrs.
0
-
plane,
which
is
considered
super-
To serve this need the Yivo is memory
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tries.
Under the pressure of the time, planning to offer a course this by Mr and Mrs. Harry Rosen- bin, L.
ior to the best British and Amer-
the Yivo is now engaged in a winter for Jewish social workers bloom, Mrs. Lillian Saulson, Mr. Perman
and
than Lander of New ican planes.
Cantor
Na Mackey.
great project to collect all mate- who desire to prepare them- and Mrs. A. S. Weisner; in mem-
pin, York City h as been engaged to
A government spokesman de -
ory of Dr. William J Mr
High Holy Day pray- dared there that "thousands of
selves more fully for their posi- by Mrs. Lillian Saulson.
,
.
Lap
and
chant
the
now
rid s relating to the life of East- tions in Jewish agencies.
are
planes
But what can the Yiddish Mrs. A. S. Weisner; in memory ors, and a qualified rabbi will Lavochkin's
ern European Jews and which,
Scientific
Institute
do
for
the
of
Saul
and
David
Saulson,
by
officiate
Arrangements
have
been
carrying
death
to
the
enemy."
upon completion, will be assem
Lavochkin was born in Minsk
in memory completed for speakers of note
bled into a Museum of . the H o me - s Jew who is not a scholar or a- Mrs. Lillian Saulson;
in 1900. He is a graduate of
011..h 'flier by to address the congregation.
of
.
1..
of the Past an which will .
Plans for the organization of the Moscow Engineering Insti-
mblic Leader?
veal the variegated patterns of I
I ' • . •k no
, matter how Mrs. Louis T. 011esheimer, Theo- a women's auxiliary branch
have tuts?? Before
re the war he spe-
n a
A mass
Jewish
in Eastern
Europe.
building wooden
Pictures, life
printed
materials,
des- abstruse or specialized, the Yivo dore H. 011esheimer; in memory been going forward.
in
will cialized
criptions of places, persons, local serves all the Jewish people by of Mrs. bottom S. 011esheimer;
011esheimer,
in meeting, the date of which
be announced at Rosh Hashonah P lanes'
customs and speech; clothing and making accessible in printed by Theodore H. B
part of the materials the Yivo form, in both Yiddish and Eng- memory f M rs.Bessie Van Vliet, services, will be scheduled be-
has already obtained and Which lish, the results of its researches, by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loewen- tween Rosh Hashonah and Yom
it is still bV bringing before the public stein; in memory of William H. K
. ippur for the purpose of elect-
seeking. The Museum
the knowledge of various phases of Jones, by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ing permanent officers and trus-
WORM LARGEST WIEN 11T IM
will portray in living detail th_ the history, economics, language Reibel; in memory of Mrs. Mary tees.
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s of our
fathers
b ro part and psychology of the Jews. Ti'- Liss, by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
home
ors which
have
now and
become
has learned tragically Rosenstein; in memory of Simon
world
of To
the show
rubble the
that
is Europe.
links
connecting through this war that pseudo- Cohen, by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
European and American Jews the science as offered by the Nazis Rosenstein; in memory of Mrs.
Yivo sponsored a contest among must be countered with props- Fern Kramer, by Mr. and Mrs.
Jewish immigrants here on the ganda based on the realities of Maurice Knopper, Ensign and
subject, "Why I Left the Old facts. The credibility and ac- Mrs. Jack N. Perlman, Mr. and
Home and What I Have Accom- rentability of such anti-defama- Mrs. David Rubin; S. in Deutsch,
memory by
of
plished in America." From the tion work rest more easily when IA. (jg) and Robert R ob ert
221 entries, which included, in such findings are presented by Cadet Mrs
Grossman,
Charles
N. Agree,
addition to the submitted auto- an academic, unbiased and non- Mr.
Se ymour H. Frank-
Mr. and
and Mrs.
Mrs.
biographies, also diaries, main:- partisan search
institution.
for truth may not lin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham-
Th e
as glamorous as actual war- burger, Lt. and Mrs. Ted I. Coop-
scripts, letters, photographs, we
seem
may
derive
significant
a lern to to k er, Mr. and Mrs. N. Kline, Mr.
of the
problems
and knowledge
achievements fare, ut we must fare
against and Mrs. Julius Hartman; in
it truly as war
of
the
Jewish
immigrant
in
ad-
upon
b
justing himself to the American ignorance, prejudice and intoler- memory of Jacob Thal, by Miss
scene. This collection of life-his- ance. The Yiddish Scientific In- Freda ouis
Weinstein,
Mr. in and
Mrs.
Hamburger;
by memory
iss
tories is a unique contribution stitute supplies each Jew with Charles
also to general American scholar- the weapons for this war. Its of L Winkelman, M
hich stresses the signal- studies, its publications, its sup- Freda Weinstein; in memory of
ship
canoe w of personal documents. The veys, its lectures—ail are mate- Jack Schultz, by Mr. and Mrs.
non-Jewish scholar wil
in the rial prepared for the Jew to re- Julius Hartman; in memory of
l, , find
en- inforce him in the war for jos- Michael Wellman, by Mr. and
perusal
of
these
papers
lightenra not onl the Jews tic and e t ole rae, and p rimarily Mrs. A. W. Sloman; in memory
serve Os anc bulwark for his of Morris Rosenfield, by Mrs.
Lillian Stern; in memory of Mrs.
y on immigrant to
but also on other
Sarah Siege l, by Mr. and Mrs.
groups and on the problems posed belief in himself.
Jeck Weiss; in memory of Mrs.
In the adaptation to American
Phyllis Gruber, by Mr. and Mrs.
life.
Sabbath Services Begun at William A. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs.
The collection of materials--
Albert M. Jo rdan, Mr. and Mrs.
whether for a library or a Romulus Army Air Base
Aug. 11, services Harry M. Selker; in memory of
museum or archives—is, how-
On Friday,
y step in the
ever,
p reliminar
search a for
knowledge. Acton. were begun at Romulus Army Ida Margolis,
by Mrs. of
A. Mrs
H. Man-
. Ella
n memory
Phone COlumbia 4200
light.
ae
study and research follow as a Air Base. Jay Kaufman, who is helm;
i
nsohn,
ssity.
Thus,
for
ex-
assisting
Dr.
B.
Benedict
Glazer,
Levi
by
M
Gross
logical nece
ample, the Yivo has made alive conducted the services, and an
its voluminous archives on Jew- address was made by Fred But-
•
ish labor in its History of the zel. The Louis Marshall Auxii-
533-547 E. FOREST AVF.
Jewish Labor Movement in the fain of Bnai .Brith served tradi-
the
United States, the first two vol- tional refreshments following
Brunch: The J.1.. Iludson Co.
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umes of which were edited by services. In addition, they pre-
aril l'hoor—Farmer Street 111dg.
WW.I, AO P.M. •
the late Elias Tcherikower, re- seated a beautiful Kiddush Cup
Mon. • Am '' Fri.,
Vein to "Teday's Champion,"
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search secretary of the Section for use in the services. The host
of History of the Yivo, and of and hostesses of the Louis Mar-
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which three or four more vol- shall Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
times are planned. The first vol- were as follows. Mrs. Edward
ume of this work, published in Partite, chairman; Mrs. Molly
1943, underlines the European Bank, president; Mrs. Ida Spear,
background and inspiration of Miss Yetta Schwartz and Samuel
the organized Jewish labor move- Bank.
Services followed by refresh-
went in this country. The sec-
ond volume, to appear shortly, merits will be held weekly.
The organization which served
continues the chronological de-
velopmont of the pioneer labor Aug. 18 was the Hebrew Ladic,
groups amid the struggling, pov- Aid Society. The organization
Announces That
erty-stricken immigrants in the serving Friday, Aug. 25, were the
sweatshops. The concluding vol- Ladies Auxiliary of Delray.
unies will analyse the evolution
of this humble group into an in- Germans Refuse Exit
will be held in the large and spacious Social Hall of the Synagogue
fluential power in American lab-
Visas to Jews in Hungary
or and industry.
Chicago Boulevard and Lawton Ave.
But it is not enough to bring
STOCKHOLM (WNS)—Of ap-
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the past to life. We must plan
for the future. Never before has proximately 500 Jews eligible to
planning played such a great role leave Budapest for Sweden un-
as now in the United States der the terms of Regent Horthy's
where scholars, statesmen, Indus- offer to release the Jews in Hun-
of Philadelphia
trialists, public leaders and the gary, only two have been given
man in the street are engaged in exit visas by the Germans, ac-
will deliver the sermon.
studying the ways and means of cording to reports reaching here
The Swedish Ministry of For-
reconversion from war to peas'.
We too must plan for future eign Affairs has been reported
peaceful creativity, plan to har- making representations to the
will conduct the services.
ness into constructive channels German Government to grant
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the energy and force that still more visas to Hungarian Jews
lives in our people. For years eligible for admission to Sweden.
Tickets now available at the office of the Synagogue during the day.
the. Yivo has been doing just
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Most respected among wives is
this and has evolved a program
for the specific training of schol- she who does the will of her .1 .1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 111 i u m
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