Friday, April 4, 1947
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Mizrachi Region
to Convene Here
U. S. Legal Adviser
Delegates representing Mizrachi
groups in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
and Kentucky comprising the Miz-
rachi central region will meet in
Detroit Sunday and Monday, April
22 and 23.
The opening session will take
place at Congregation Bruit Mo-
she at 2 p. m. April 22 when na-
tional Mizrachi leaders will ad-
dress a mass meeting.
Rabbi Morris Blair, regional ex-
ecutive director, will be here to
help arrange the gathering. Rab-
bi Blair was the spiritual leader
of a large congregation in Wash-
ington, for the 20 years before as-
suming the executive directorship
of the Mizrachi central region.
Presidents of all synagogues
are urged to send three delegates
each to represent them at this
conference.
•
2 Orchestras to Play
at Brandeis' Dance
Four hours of continuous dance
music will be provided by two
orchestras for the second annual
spring dance of the Louis D.
Brandeis Lodge of Bnal Brith
Saturday, April 19.
Lowry Clark and Lyle Carlyle
will play from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
in the grand ballroom of Masonic
Temple.
Sperka to Conduct
Seder at Prison
Jewish inmates in state prisons
are being provided with Passover
food, Rabbi Joshua Sperka, Jew-
ish chaplain for the prisons, re-
ported.
A Seder will be conducted at
the Jackson prison Monday. The
meal is prepared in the Detroit
House of Shelter and special Pas-
sover dishes housed at the prison
from year to year will enable the
inmates to have a kosher meal
for the Seder.
Rabbi Sperka will be assisted by
Cantor Hyman Adler. Community
and state officials will attend.
DR. ALWYN V. FREEMAN of
Detroit has been appointed a
member and technical adviser of
the American delegation en
route to Geneva, Switzerland, to
participate in an international
conference called to revise the
conventions of 1929 on prisoners
of war. Dr. Freeman is an as-
sistant legal adviser to the State
Department. IIe is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free-
man.
RE-ELECT
Judge
ARTHUR E.
GORDON
Page
Beth Itzchock Tells
Passover Schedule
Passover services at Congrega-
tion Beth Itzchock, 3838 Fischer
avenue, will be held Saturday and
Sunday, April 5 and 8.
Memorial services will be at 11
a. m. Saturday, April 12. For in-
formation call Rabbi Jacob Ho-
berman, PL. 1048.
NV&
.LT3
Northwest Lists
Festival Services
Services for the closing days
of Passover will be held at the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
at 8:45 a. m. Friday and Satur-
day, April 11 and 12. Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal will preach.
The service on Saturday morn-
ing will Include Yizkor which
MEZERITCHER SOCIAL CLUB will be recited at 10:15 a. m. Rab-
bi Segal's sermon subject that
Proceeds of the cabaret party morning will be "Freedom To
of the Mezeritcher Social Club Live As a Jew."
Saturday, April 12, at the Park
Avenue Penthouse will go to
Passover services this Saturday
charity. Jimmy Peebles' orchestra and Sunday mornings will also
will play.
begin at 8:45.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Fifteen thousand dollars has already been spent to make
Beth Olam Cemetery (Smith Street) a place where the rela-
tives of deceased can now pay their respects to those who
have been laid to rest therein. It is no longer an eyesore
to the. Jewish community of Detroit.
In line with the above, we are now offering to plant
flowers on the graves, water and care for them for the
season of 1947 at a nominal cost of $5.00 for each grave.
If interested, please mail your check payable to Beth Olam
Cemetery Association at 301 Transportation Building,
Detroit 26, c/o Robert Loewenberg, Superintendent, and
your request will be taken care of.
If you know of any relative or friend who might be
interested, won't you please have them communicate with
Mr. Loewenberg, at 2750 Sturtevant, phone TO. 8.4283,
or the office, CH. 0856. It would be greatly appreciated
by us and those concerned.
Respectfully yours,
Recorder's Cain
BETH OLAM CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
Morris H. Blumberg, Chairman
By Robert Loewenberg, Superintendent
Lawyer since 1910 - Judge since 1919
Ask Your Lawyer
Endorsed by Civic, Racial, Social and Professional Groups
VOTE El APRIL 7
r
';•
RE-ELECT FX. RE-ELECT 2
JUDGE
Joseph
—
Moynihan
TO THE
WAYNE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
AT THE ELECTION ON
MONDAY, APRIL 7TH, 1947
JUDGE JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN at the present time is the
Presiding Circuit Judge of Michigan, has gained national
fame as a Judge, a Public Speaker, Defender of Truth
and humanitarian.
THE RE-ELECTION OF JUDGE JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN
by an outstanding majority will serve as this community's
recognition of his faithful and conscientious services.
JUDGE JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN was given distinguished
recognition by being awarded THE MEDAL of PROBUS
CLUB INTERNATIONAL for 194.6 as the outstanding
person in the community who contributed the most to
promote INTER-RACIAL UNDERSTANDING and INTER-
FAITH COOPERATION.
Former Dean of Detroit Alumni Senate of Delta Phi Law Fraternity
(National).
Received Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws in 1932 from the University
of Detroit; and 1945, from Detroit College of Law.
Former Director of the American Judicature Society.
Vice-President, Detroit College of Law.
1
This advertisement paid for by a group of Jewish friends of Judge Joseph A. Afoynihan.
‹ns) ,)**-00000,)00-0000000voova-000o0
*0-0-0-1XKH)004.1-00000-0-0-000-0****0000aCHIC.t0c>0 Cr***
J1