TER ACTT VITIES-:

Dr. Heschel Named
To Seminary Faculty

Mothers' Council Asks Chorus and Soprano
Featured at Center
Members to Vote in
Concert on Monday
August 7 Primary

The music department of the
Jewish Community Center an-
nounces that the fourth in the
series of open air concerts will
be held at the Center at 9 P.M.,
on Monday, July 23.
Rhoda Zahavie, soprano, and
the Jewish Folks Chorus under
the direction of Henry Goldberg,
will share the program. Rose
Bassin-Stein will play for Miss
Zahavie, and Aliza Stulman will
accompany for the Chorus.
Miss Zahavie will be heard in
songs and arias by Schubert,
Grieg, Rimsky-Korsakoff, Chajes,
and Verdi. Selections of the
Jewish Folk Chorus will include
"Fallen muss der Faint" and
"Come Liberty", from Ilandel's
"Judas Maccabeus", as well as
songs by Beethoven, Weinberg,
Chajes, Guttman, Boguslaysky
and Robinson.
Admission is free. In case of
Camp Habonim, Day Camp of rain, the concert will be held in
the Jewish Community Center, the Auditorium.
has started its second session.
Camp Habonim started the
third week with a visit to East-
wood Park, through the cour-
tesy of Mrs. Milford Stern.
A regular film program will
Camp Director Reuben Young
announces that applications are be shown in the next of the
still being accepted for the third summer series of Motion Picture
Nights which will be held at the
session.
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook, on Tuesday,
July 24.
The featured film will be "Ne-
gro Soldier." The program will
The Saturday Nite Party Com-
mittee of the Jewish Community be held in the Outdoor Court of
the Jewish Community Center,
Center will present "Starlight
and begins at 9:15 P. M. There
Dancing" in the Center Court at
is no admission charge.
9:30 P. M. on July 28.
Music will be provided by Bill
Gail and his Orchestra. Refresh-
ments will be available.

Backs International

Rule In Palestine

WASHINGTON (WNS) — The
internationalization of Palestine
as part of a long-range program
to settle difficulties in the trou-
bled Middle East was suggested
by the Foreign Policy Associa-
tion.
A report prepared by Grant
S. McClellan of the association's
research staff said that Pales-
tine was emerging from this war
as a world problem and that no
decision could be reached that
failed to take into consideration
the interests of the great pow-
ers in the Middle East.

The Council of Mothers' Clubs
would like to remind its members
that the primary elections for
mayor and city council will take
place on Monday, Aug. 7. Those
who will be out of town for their
vacations on that day may stop
in at the City Hall, Supervisor
of Elections' office, and will re-
ceive an absentee ballot, which
can be filled out there, or sent in
from wherever one happens to be.
The Mothers' Clubs Council
feels that it is more important to
vote in the primaries than in the
general election, and since we all
live under the city government of
Detroit, it is essential that we ex-
ercise our right of franchise by
voting in the primaries.

Fri

Friday July 20 1945
— _

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Ton

N.W. Congregatio n
Gets Bid for New
House of Worship

1715 1

The president of the North-
west Hebrew Congregation and
Center, Alex Moss, has called a
series of special meetings of the
Board of Directors for the pur•
pose of preparing for the holl.
day services. At the lastth itn t e eti.,
ing on Sunday morning, July 15,
it was reported by Philip H ell.
man, chairman of the f u the h rpaii.:..
ing committee and member of
th e ar c hciot m
e eitt t(;:.) ,r
the building
Lewis,
posed Synagogue, was receiving
bids for the construction of a
house of worship.
Mr. Helfman made a plea for
more funds.
Friday evening services of the
Congregation are held at the
Bagley School each Friday at
8:30 P.M. Sabbath services are
continuing at the Bagley School.

"Any course the United States
pursues toward Palestine must
be developed in relation to our,
broader policy, especially with
respect to Britain and Russia,"
said the report.
ND. McClellan emphasized Rus-
sia's growing interest in the
Middle East. This fact and
Poplack
America's increasing concern in
Honored at
the area as a result of the war
was said to constitute "one of
House
Tuesday
opments in the Arab states since
PROF. ABRAHAM HESCHEL the most significant new (level-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wolf, of
17135 Parkside Avenue, will
The Jewish Theological Semi- their separation from the Otto- honor their children, Lt. and
nary of America has announced man Empire."
Mrs. William J. Poplack, at an
While the feeling persists, par- open house on Tuesday, July 24,
the appointment of Dr. Abraham
Heschel as associate professor of ticularly among Zionists, that between 8:00 and 11:P0 P. M.
Russia may be shifting from its
Jewish Ethics and Mysticism.
Lt. Poplack is a Marauder pi-
Dr. Heschel was born in War- attitude of indifference to the lot who has just returned from
development
of
Palestine
as
a
saw, where he received his Tal-
Europe, where he has been a
mudic training. He was awarded Jewish homeland, eastern Euro- prisoner in Germany. He will
the degree of Doctor of Philoso- pean countries under Russian in- receive a 60-day leave following
phy by the University of Berlin. fluence during the war "have on his discharge from Hallaron Hoe.
After coming to this country, he the whole blocked migration to pital, Staten Island, N. Y.
became associate professor of Palestine," the report notes.
Lt. Poplack received the Air
Jewish philosophy and Rabbinics
"In America's discovery of the Medal with two Oak Leaf Clus-
at Hebrew Union College in Middle East, war necessities have ters, the Purple Heart and Pres-
Cincinnati.
played a primary role," Mr. Mc- idential Unit Citation while par-
Clellan said. If the United ticipating in three major cam-
States decides to play a more ac- paigns. His parents, Mr. and
tive part in Palestinian affairs Mrs. George Poplack, reside at
proper, then first consideration 18114 Indiana.
in framing that policy should be
No cards.
given to national security. It
will be apparent immediately that
Ira G. Kaufman, president of a more active role toward Pales-
the Men's Club of the North-
First Lt. Maurice J. Fried, hus- west Hebrew Congregation and tine will form only part of our
band of Elaine Fried, 3338 Cal- Center, announces that there will more general Middle Eastern
If you are anxious to enjoy an
Manuel Simon, director, 12th vert, has received a citation for
policy.
Street Council Center Day Camp, meritorious achievement on Oki- be a regular monthly meeting of
ideal vacation far from the heat
"Difficult as it will be to of the city, and yet have all the
announces that registrations are nawa during April. First Lt. the Club at the home of David
still being taken for the Camp. Fried, who has just received a Tchor, 19371 Pennington, Mon- ignore the conflicting Zionist or c o m f or t s of home, Rosenson'F
Arab claims in the controversy, Lake Resort in South Haven pro-
Trips to the Detroit News, De- promotion from second lieuten- day evening, August 30.
troit Creamery, Belle Isle and ant, was cited for his performance
At that time a board of direc- three factors of paramount im- vides the solution.
Modern rooms, home cooked
Rouge Park are some of the ac- as a battalion intelligence officer. tors will be elected. The meet- portance must be weighed at the
outset in determining America's meals, plus convenience for all
tivities planned.
He "displayed outstanding qual- ing will also be featured by a
In addition to movies every ities of judgment and skill in the forum and round table discus- future course. These are the sports and activities, and congee
Monday, campers receive instruc- selection and operation of the sion, under the chairmanship of strategic realities of the Middle ial company assure a vacation at
tion in painting and drawing. battalion observation posts," de- Mannie Lax and Malcolm Riv- Eastern area, its oil resources Rosenson's which will be a never-
and the relations the United to-be-forgotten experience.
Twice a week they go swimming clared the citation.
kin, on a current topic.
A new recreation hall, built
States must establish there with
at Hutchins Intermediate. These
"His ability to organize and
The co-chairmen of the Social the other great powers, especially just last year, assures plenty of
activities are directed by counsel- define enemy installations and ca-
Committee, Max Haidy and Hy Britain."
fun at all times.
lors.
pabilities was of great value to
For f u r t her information or
the command in tactical planning. Storchan, at a meeting last Mon-
rates write Rosenson's Lake Park
Every Bond You Buy Helps
His operations called for almost day night of the members of the
HERZL TO ZION
Resort, South Haven, Mich.
to Shorten the War.
JERUSALEM (WNS) — The continuous physical presence at Committee and the officers of
Jewish Brigade, now stationed in the observation post, which was the Club, completed their plans
Austria, is attempting to secure under constant enemy fire. Dur- for an outdoor picnic to be held
permission to transfer to Pales- ing the battalion's attack on Ka- at Cass-Benton Park on Sunday,
tine the remains of Theodor kazu Ridge, he was on 24-hour Aug. 12, from 10:30 A. M. on.
The grounds have been re-
Herz!, which now rests in a duty and was personally respon-
Vienna cemetery, it was reported sible for the destrutcion of two served and preparations have
enemy artillery pieces which had been made for all types of games,
here.
been inflicting casualties upon races, and a softball tourna-
our troops."
ment. The children will also
Lt. Fried is the son of Mr. and have the use of the wading pool.
"a little bit of hearers"
Mrs. William Fried of Burlingame Prizes for the winners of all
Ave.
contests have been prepared.
David J. Miller, chairman of
DEPORT ALIENS
the athletic committee, reported
Only Swimming Pool in South Haven!
WELLINGTON, New Zealand that bowling alleys are being re-
It Is under auspices of State Health Dept.
(WNS) — A campaign to de- served, and that there will be a
TO OUR PATRONS
port all enemy aliens, including meeting of all interested in
we take this means of thanking you for Jewish refugees from Germany,
bowling, on Thursday evening,
your past patronage—and assure ytill that
who arrived in this country after August 9. At that time, the
your stay with us this yearwill be as pleas-
ant as In the past with, the same courtesies 1939, was launched here this election of officers and the for-
and service necessary for an enjoyable VS. week by returning war veterans.
mation of the Bowling League
cation. Sincerely
, •
will take place.
What en attractive new look your garments will hay

Lt. William
To Be
Open

Center Camp Habonim
Starts 2nd Session

Center to Exhibit
Movies on Tuesday

Starlight Dance
At Center July 28

Registration Still On
For 12th Street Camp

Lt. Maurice Fried
Wins Citation in
Okinawa Campaign

N.W. Men's Club
Makes Plans for
Summer Activities

Comforts of Home
At Rosenson's

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Student Rabbi at
Temple Beth El
Sabbath Services

Sabbath Services at Temple
Beth El are held each Saturday
at 11:00 A. M. Eugene Boro-
witz, a student at Hebrew Union
College, is serving as summcr
rabbi and is conducting the ser-
vices and preaching the sermons.
The Temple Library is open
during the summer, with Mrs.
Arthur L. Goulson, librarian, in
charge.

2.000 French Jews
Arrive from Poland

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MARSEILLE (WNS) — More
than 2,000 French Jews who
were liberated front Polish con-
centration camps arrived in Mar-
i seines last Week.
After the 2,000 survivors were
taken aboard, the steamship S.S.
I Aschanius proceeded to Pales-
tine with 818 Jewish refugees.

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