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Friday, September 20, 1946
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
In Synagogue and Temple
Temple Beth El and 3 Synagogues
Plan Special Children's Services
Gets HUC Post
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Several synagogues will conduct
special youth services to supple-
', menht the hmanianh rites for adults on
Congregation Bnai David has
nned two services. A junior
-,'' /ice for boys and girls of teen
ill will be held In chapel. They
,G ill be conducted by the staff of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah.
FOR SMALL CIIILDREN
A separate service for younger
children will be held in the small
hall of the synagogue. Both youth
services will be held from 11 a. m.
to 1 m. each day of the holiday.
Temple Beth El will present a
children's service on Thursday at
2:30 p.m. Thursday in the main
, auditorium. Children of the con-
firmation class will conduct the
1 rites and Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
will preach a brief sermon.
The junior congregation of Bnai
Moshe will worship in the Harry
Rosman assembly hall from 10
a. m. to 12 noon both days. Walter
Farber, director of the Sunday
School, will be in charge.
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SIIAAREY ZEDEK RITES
Shaarey Zedek has charted two
services for children. The junior
congregation will worship in the
Kate Frank Memorial Chapel, be-
ginning at 9:30 a. m. both days.
Rudolph Shulman will be the
cantor.
Services for smaller children will
be held in the prayer room and
will be under the direction of Mrs.
1Samuel Lehrman. Services will
start at 10:15 a. m. Simplified pray-
ers will be used.
700 Are Back
in Classes of
Temple Israel
Over 700 pupils returned to their
classes at Temple Israel religious
school which is housed at Hamp-
ton School, Warrington and Pick-
ford avenues, last week. Many new
pupils, sons and daughters of new-
ly affiliated members of the con-
gregation, were enrolled. The
pupils ranged from the age of four
to 17.
Rabbi Leon Fram 'greeted the
students and began at once to
train them for the project of con-
ducting the children's Yom Rip-
tide Service on Yom Kippur after-
noon, Saturday, Oct. 5, in the
auditorium of the Detroit Institute
of Arts.
Among the teachers are grad-
uates of Temple Israel high school.
The school meets every Saturday
morning at 9:30 for the confirma-
tion department, grades 6, 7, 8 and
9, and every Sunday morning at
9:30 for all other classes.
McDonald to Speak
to Bnai Moshe Club
James McDonald, former head
of the Intergovernmental Commit-
tee for Refugees and a leading
authority on Palestine, will be the
speaker at the opening public
meeting of the Men's Club of Con-
gregation Bruit Moshe Tuesday,
Oct. 29.
McDonald will speak on "What
Next in Palestine." '
Admission cards for non-mem-
bers of the club can be obtained
it the congregation office, Dex-
ter and Lawrence avenues.
Young 31izrachi
fustalls Officers
Installation cf officers of the
goung Women's Mizrachl was
' Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the
ilre Hotel.
Nettie Blumenthal Aiemorial
rive was inaugurated at an ear-
Mik
meeting of the group held at
lie home of Airs. Leo Genser, of
71Z5 Cherrylawn avenue.
Donations to the Child Rescue
;'und are being taken by Airs.
J osePh Bessman and Airs. Ben
ternick at TY. 4-2001.
JERICHO LODGE
Honoring sons and sons-In-law
'0 members of Jericho Lodge
0 100
1). F, a banquet was held recent-
seti at the Hotel Statler. Earl Pfaff.
—rig grand master of Michigan,
Ind
:rand Herbert A. Thompson, past
sire, gave addresses.
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Rabbi Urges UN
to Speed DP Unit
NEW YORK — Rabbi Samuel
Chill of the Kingsway Jewish
Center of Brooklyn, N. Y., who
has just returned from n tour of
"underground" Poland and the
Displaced Persons' camps in Ger-
many, urged in an interview at
the Vaad Hatzala offices, that im-
mediate action be taken to set up
the proposed refugee committee
under the UN that is to take
over the jurisdiction of the dis-
placed persons in UNRRA Camps
Dec. 31.
"If action is not taken imme-
diately," says Rabbi Chill, "the
necessary organization will not be
ready when UNRRA ceases oper-
ations, the DP's will be left be-
tween the devil and the deep blue
sea and their lot will be worse
than ever."
He says Jews are at the end of
their morale, especially with im-
migration to Palestine so problem-
atical.
RABBI ALVIN I. FINE
Rabbi Alvin I. Fine, former Ar-
my chaplain has been appointed
to the newly-established post of
director of field activities of the
Hebrew Union College. Rabbi
Fine will travel to North Caro-
lina during the High'Holy Days
for liaison work between the
school and congregations there.
Jewish Unity at Peace Parley
Acclaimed by Dr. Eisendrath
NEW YORK—The united front
achieved by Jewish organizations
at the peace conference "is of
great significance and augers well
for --the future" Dr. Maurice N.
Eisenarath, director of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions, declared on his return to the
United States.
Dr. ' Eisendrath, who attended
the Paris parley as one of the
representatives of the American
Jewish Conference, also attended
two other important meetings
while in Europe, the first Inter-
national Conference of Christians
and Jews held at Oxford and the
first post-war meeting of the
World Union of Progressive Juda-
ism held in London.
"The unity achieved by Jewish
representatives from the United
States and other countries through-
out the world in connection with
the peace conference is of tremen-
dous significance," Dr. Eisendrath
said. We failed to do this in San
Francisco, much to our shame and
my own personal chagrin. There-
fore, I am all the more elated that
we achieved this unity in Paris.
"There was at Paris a full rea-
lization of the gravity of the Jew-
ish situation, the full impact of
which one cannot escape especially
after crossing the Atlantic. It im-
pressed itself so intimately upon
all of us that we felt that we
would be untrue to our respon-
sibilities to our fellow Jews if we
failed to transcend any organi-
zational differences by joining in
a united front.
ATTARA CIIAPTER
The Attara Chapter of Junior
Mizrachi Women will hold its first
meeting of the season at 2 p. m.
Sunday, Sept. 29, at the home of
Carol Shuman, 2939 Burlingame
avenue. Election of officers will be
held.
Radio Presentation
to Tell of Spirit
of Captive Jew
NEW YORK—"Chronicle of the
Dead," a dramatic story of a Jew-
ish prisoner of the Germans, will
be told on The Eternal 'Light
broadcast at 11 a. no. Sunday on
WWJ.
On Sept. 29, "The Eternal Light"
will present Morton Wishengrad's
"Preamble of Reb Yisroel," a fan-
tasy of judgment.
"Chronicle of the Dead" tells how
a Polish Jew caught in Germany
at the outbreak of the war, defies
his captors as they try to break
his spirit and body through nearly
a year of imprisonment.
"The Eternal Light," a public
service presentation of NBC is
prepared by the Jewish Seminary
of America.
A brief talk will be given by
Rabbi Irving Miller of Woodmere,
L. I., at the conclusion of the
program.
Liturgical chants and solos will
be sung by Cantor Robert Segal.
"The Eternal Light" is present-
ed by NBC and the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America.
Shaarey Zedek Palestine Exhibit
to Open in U. S.
Library Gets
NEW YORK — An exhibit of
Palestine products, arts and crafts
will be brought to this country by
Baruch Gift
the economic bureau of the Pal-
As a memorial tribute to her
late husband, Dr. J. B. Baruch,
Mrs. Baruch and her sons Theo-
dore and Alex, have persented a
substantial portion of Dr. Baruch's
collection of books to the library
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
The gift includes, among many
others, such works as Ozar Yis-
roel, by J. D. Eisenstein, Der Vo-
doroshev, by Rabbi Hirsch Weiss,
A Guide to Judaism, by Rabbi Si-
mon Glazer, Sefer Yalkut Sippurim
Umldrashim and Aspects of Heb-
rew Genius, edited by Leon Simon.
The late Dr. Baruch, who was
a pioneer Jewish physician in De-
troit, was also distinguished' as a
Hebrew scholar, an Orientalist
and a linguist.
Theodore Baruch for many years
was on the staff of the Sunday
School of the Shaarey Zedek. He
heads the department of English
at Pershing High School and
teaches speech at Wayne Univer-
sity. Alex Baruch lives in New
York.
Shaarey Zedelt library hours are
as follows:
10 a. m. to 12 noon; 2 p. m. to
5:30 p. m., and 7 p. m. to 9m.
p.
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednes day
and Thursday.
10 a. m. to 1 p. m. on Friday
and 9 a. m. to 1 p. no. on Sunday
Maurice H. Zackheim is chair-
man of the Shaarey Zedelt library
board.
estine Foundation Fund, it was
announced today.
The showing is scheduled to
open In New York fn January,
and will tour Detroit and other
principal cities.
It will stress Palestine's econ-
omic potential and her strategic
position to service the entire Mid-
dle East. ,
The Jewish Agency, the Pales-
tine Manufacturers Association
and Histadruth (Palestine Federa-
tion of Labor) arc cooperating In
the project.
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Northwest Hebrew
to Hold Siyum Rite
A Siyum Hatorah will be held
at the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation at 2:30 p. m. Sundriy. A
Torah will be presented by Airs.
Zlata Charlip and her family in
memory of Israel Charlip and Bet-
ty Charlip Schwartz. The syna-
gogue is at Curtis and Santa Rosa
avenues.
Page Fifteen
In Memoriam
With the feeling that Rosh Hashonah is an appropriate
time to record the passing of near and dear ones
, MR. ALEX AARON MARGULIES
FOUNDER, ORGANIZER AND PRESIDENT
of the
Congregation Beth Aaron
Announces
The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle
will print a special page in its New Year Edition
for those who wish to give expression of
their love and devotion to those departed.
Memoriams will be printed in the
following form
High Holy Holiday Tickets
In memory of
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