r 30, 1948
Friday, January 30, 1948
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Synagogues List
Sermon Subjects
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`Illusions of Freedom'
Rabbi Segal's Topic
"Poular Illusions About Free-
dom" will be Rabbi Jacob E.
Segal's sermon topic at Sabbath
morning services Jan. 31 of the
Northwest - Hebrew Congrega'.1,11.
The next late Friday evaii..g
service will be held Feb. 6, start-
ing at 8:30.
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Temple Beth El
At Sabbath Eve services Jan.
30 of Temple Beth El, Dr. B.
" Benedict Glazer will preach on
"Jewish Marriage and Funeral
, Customs—What Are Their Origin?
What Meaning Do They Have To-
day?"
A social hour under the aus-
pices of the sisterhood will fol-
low.
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and last in the se-
rie lectures which Rabbi Leon
Fram of Temple Israel has been
delivering on the history and des-
tiny of the Jewish State is en-
titled "The Jewish State and the
American Jew."
It will be delivered at Sabbath
Eve services Feb. 6 in the Art
Institute. On Friday evening,
Jan. 30, Rabbi Fram will preach
on "Theodore Herzl and Isaac M.
Wise: The Strange Story of the
Conflict Between Zionism and
Reform Judaism."
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Shaarey Zedek
Regular services at Shaarey
Zedek will be held at 5:15 p.m.,
Friday, Jan. 30, and at 9 a.m.,
Saturday.
The junior congregation's Sab-
bath service will take place at
9:30 a.m. in the Kate Frank Me-
morial Chapel. Sabbath service
of the children's congregation will
be held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. in
the prayer room.
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Bnai David
Jewish Music Month will be
celebrated at Friday night serv-
ices Jan. 30 of Congregation Bnai
David.
Appropriate music will be pre-
sented by Cantor Ilyman Adler
and a choir under the direction
of llenry Siegal. "Music of the
Synagogue" will be Rabbi Joshua
Sperka's sermon topic.
"The Laws of Sinai" will be
Rabbi Sperka's subject at Sab-
bath morning services.
The Chevra Ayin Yaacov of
the congregation will hold its an-
nual Moss Chittim dinner at 7
p.m., Wednesday, in the social
hall.
CENTER HISTORY COURSE
Rabbi Harry Essrig of Grand
Rapids will conduct a five-ses-
sion course, "The Epic of Jewish
Emancipation," at the Jewish
Center, beginning Feb. 17.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Mrs. Ginsburg
Is Hospitality
Head of Group
Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg has ac-
cepted the chairmanship of the
hospitality committee of the JWF
Women's Division, Mrs. Irving
Small reported.
The puroose of this commit-
tee," Mrs. Small said, "is to
make the warmth and friendli-
ness characteristic of small organ-
izations an attribute of the divi-
sion."
Members of the committee who
acted as hostesses at "The New
Look" luncheon last Thursday
were: Mesdames Samuel S.
Aaron, Sidney J. Allen, Eugene
J. Arnfeld, Hyman C. Broder, Leo
M. Butzel, Lawrence Freedman,
Harry Jacobson, Charles Lakoff.
Also Mesdames Maurice A.
Landau, Hoke Levin, Isadore
Levin, Leonard T. Lewis, Felix
J. Mahler, Robert J. Newman,
Nate S. Shapero, henry Soss, Ab-
raham Srere, Melville Welt, Frank
A. Wetsman and Julian L. Zemon.
Temples to Honor
Dr. Baeck Feb. 17
Dr. Leo Baeck, 75-year-old
world leader of liberal Judaism,
will be guest of Temple Beth El
and Temple Israel at a banquet at
the Statler Hotel on Feb. 17.
His visit here is part of the
American Jewish Cavalcade, a
nationwide religious emphasis
program sponsored by the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions.
Dr. Baeck, upon his arrival
from England, was received at
the White House by President
Truman.
A survivor of two years in a
Nazi concentration camp, Dr.
Baeck was leader of the German
Jewish community during the
Hitler era. In 1996, he became
president of the World Union for
Progressive Judaism.
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Christian Leaders
Guests of Sisterhood
Christian and Jewish leaders
will discuss inter-racial problems
at a meeting of the Sisterhood of
the Northwest Ifebrew Congrega-
tion, Wednesday evening in the
Synagogue.
Comprising the panel will be
Mrs. Beulah Whitby, assistant di-
rector of the Mayor's Inter-Racial
Committee; Mrs. Philip Gentile,
Protestant leader; and Mrs. Mor-
ris Adler.
Guests will be members of the
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RABBI SIIUBERT SPERO
flower Congregational Church.
Mrs. David Taylor and Mrs.
Charles Robinson are chairmen of
the sisterhood's service group,
which has been set up to aid the
American Cancer Society.
With 12 days remaining, the
sisterhood is'completing arrange-
for its donor luncheon,
Rabbi Shubert Spero ments
Feb. 11. Mrs. Avis Shulman of
to Speak on Feb. 6 New York will be guest speaker.
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Young Israel Host
to Eastern Rabbi
The fifth Friday evening forum
of Young Israel's adult education
program will be held Friday,
Feb. 6, at Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah, with Rabbi Shubert Spe-
ro, spiritual leader of Young Is-
rael, Brookline, Mass., as guest
speaker.
His topic will be "Mitzvahs—
the Method of Judaism."
Author of "The Story of the
Chasam Safer," "The Story of
Pesach" and editor of the "Pro-
gram Outlines for Youth
Groups," Rabbi Spero is at pres-
ent translating a Jewish history
from the Hebrew and writing
"Faith of a Jew," a summation
of the religious views of Mai-
monides.
Tilt forum will include a dis-
cussion period and will be fol-
lowed by an Oneg Shabbat at
which a Women's League com-
mittee, under the direction of
Mrs. Morris Subar, will serve re-
freshments.
Chacluney Lublin
Awaits Banquet
Rabbi Abraham Shapiro, who
recently arrived from Europe, will
be guest speaker at the fifth an-
nual banquet of Yeshivath Cha-
chmey Lublin, Feb. 8 at Lachar's.
Rabbi Shapiro is the brother of
the founder of the Yeshivah in
Europe.
Tickets may be obtained at the
Yeshivah or from Irving Sarnoff,
TO. 6-9258.
In Memoriam
In loving memory Of my dear
husband, Joseph Weil, who passed
away Jan. 29, 1929. Sadly missed
by his wife, Mrs. Sophie Weil.
In loving memory of our dear
father and grandfather, Sidney
Frank, who passed away 19 years
ago, (25th day of Shebat).
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No one on earth like hlrn
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For all of us he 11,1 his Lost,
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Sadly missed by his children
and grandchildren.
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LOUIS MEYERS of Peoria,
Ill., father of Mrs. Marjorie Til-
chin, died Jan. 22. SerVices were
held in Peoria, Jan. 25. Ile is
also survived by .his wife, Sarah,
and a brother, Mandel of De-
troit.
MACIC M. BAY, 40, of 2023
Tuxedo avenue, died Jan. 23.
Services were Sunday at the Ira
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
wife, Pearl; and his mother,
three brothers and one sister, all
of Winnipeg.
GERTRUDE KLEIN, of 3817
Tyler avenue, died Jan. 23. Ser-
vices were at the Ira Kaufman
Chapel. Surviving are one son,
Max; two daughters, Mrs. Louis
Lerner and Mrs. Morris Kallush;
and three brothers, Isaac, Sam
and Max Satovsky.
SADIE HARRIS ROTTMAN,
of 9253 Genesee avenue, died
Jan. 21. Services were at the
Ira Kaufman Chapel. She is sur-
vived by one son, Bernard Har-
ris; three daughters, Lillian Har-
ris, Mrs. Joseph L. Feldstein and
Mrs. Jack Warner; two brothers,
Robert and Louis Savage; and
three sisters, Mrs. Ida Lev, Mrs.
Mae Schneider and Mrs. Samuel
Congregation Beth Moses will Borenstein.
pay tribute to Jewish fighters in
Palestine at a Chamisho Asar
ESTHER H. SAFFER, of 5490
B'Shebat gathering at 6 p.m., Cass avenue, died Jan. 23. Ser-
Sunday, in the Synagogue, 8790 vices were at Buffalo, N. Y. She
Linwood avenue.
leaves three brothers and four
A Palestinian film will be pre- sisters, all of Buffalo.
sented and refreshments served.
The program will be under the
MORRIS LIFSHITZ, of 3302
direction of Rabbi G. Frankel, Cortland avenue, died Jan, 24,
who also will be principal speak- Services were at the Ira Kauf-
er. Emil Kahan is president of man Chapel. Surviving are his
the congregation.
wife, Rose; one daughter, Mrs.
Florence Berrin; and two sons,
William of Denver and Philip
Beth Shmuel !lead
Lifton.
Gabriella Stern, 21, whose en-
tire family was killed in gas
MORRIS KAHN, 59, died Jan.
chambers, is also in dire need of
12. Services were at the Hebrew
food and clothing.
Benevolent Society. Surviving is
Szyja Lerner is in desperate
one sop, Charles.
need of food and clothing for her
six children, ranging in age from
MINNIE ROSEN, 53, died Jan.
four to 14. Mrs. Lerner is also
14. Services were at the Hebrew
a former concentration camp in-
Benevolent Society. She leaves
mate.
her husb- and, George; one son,
Other names are available by
David; and two daughters, Net-
calling Mrs. Nathan Fierberg, TO.
tie and Mrs. Anna Blair.
8-4718.
"In spite of the UN decision to
establish a Jewish State, all dis-
placed persons in Europe cannot
be transported to Palestine at
once," a spokesman for the De-
troit Women's Division, American
Jewish Congress, said.
Because of this, she has urged
that Detroit Jewry send relief
items to those who will have to
remain in Europe until they can
go to Palestine.
The division has issued the fol-
lowing list of survivors who are
in need of help:
Heinz Weintraub, a scientist Classes Are Open
who, after spending many years
in concentration camps, found at Sholem Aleichem
none of his family alive. He is
When the current semester ends
anxious to carry on his work this month, there will be a num-
and has requested food packages. ber of vacancies in the regular
classes and the kindergarten of
the Sholem Aleichem Folk Insti-
Rev. Hyman
tute, it was announced.
SCHULSINGER
Parents wishing to enroll their
Capable and flpecializes1
children should do so immedi-
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ately, school officials urge.
1729 Atkinson TO. 9-4145
Rev. Jacob Silverman
Detroit's Leading
Surgical
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Coftdohns
agntty
NW Panel to Sift
Inter-Racial Needs
Forum Leader
Beth Moses to Pay
Tribute to Yislmv
DP's Plead for Food, Clothing
Until They Can Go to Eretz
Bening Greater Detroit
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CERTIFIED MOREL
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ISnuunt ittnENISERG
Gohla K. Blumenthal
Is Taken by Death
Golda K. Blumenthal, of 3200
Chicago boulevard, sister of the
late Judge Harry B. Keidan,
nounced that building opera- died Jan. 21.
tions have begun on the new
Services were at the Ira Kauf-
Synagogue to be located at man Chapel, with interment in
Dexter boulevard and Buena Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Vista avenue. Present site is
She is survived by one son,
at 1736 Blaine avenue. Harry Joseph C.; three brothers, Jos-
Citrin is chairman of the build- eph N., Hy A. and Max J. Kei-
ing committee.
clan; three sisters, Mrs. Abraham
Imitomiromemommewsr.
Caplan, .Mrs. Samuel M. Levin
Chronicle Social and Club and Mrs. Harry Z. Brown.
MONUMENTS
News deadline is noon Monday.
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