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Amity Is Theme
in Synagogues

Rev. Joseph Mayne
Guest at Bnai David

In observance of National
Brotherhood Week, Bnai David
will be host to the Rev. Joseph
Q. Mayne of the Detroit Round
Table of Christians and Jews
at the Friday evening gather-
ing, Feb. 20.
His subject will. be "Brother-
hood on Our Street." The ser-
vice will be dedicated to the
Men's Club.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will
speak on "The Eternal Light"
at Sabbath morning services.
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Temple Israel

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Temple Israel also will mark
brotherhood week, with the Rev.
Charles F. Goudey of the Brew-
ster Pilgrim Congregational
C hurch occupying Rabbi Leon
ram's pulpit at Sabbath Eve
ervices, Feb. 27, in the Art
Institute. His topic will be "A
Man of Principle: The Founda-
tion of Society."
Rabbi Fram will speak from
the Rev. Goudey's pulpit at
10:45 a.m., Sunday, on "The
Spiritual Significance of the
American Revolution."

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Temple Beth El

Dr. Leo Baeck, president of
the World Union for Progres-
sive Judaism, will speak at the
second annual American Jew-
ish Cavalcade joint service of
Temple Beth El and Temple
Israel at 8:15 p.m., Friday, Feb.
20, in Beth El.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and
Rabbi Fram will participate in
the service.

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Northwest Hebrew

"Habimah—An Adventure in
Genius" will be Rabbi Jacob
' E. Segal's subject at late Sab-
bath Eve services of the North-
west Hebrew Congregation at
8:30 p.m., Feb. 20.
The sermon will be dedicated
to the Habimah players of Pal-
estine who will visit soon in
the United States.
Rabbi Segal will speak on
"A Carrier of the Light" at
Saturday morning serviceN.
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Graves of Hitler's Victims

Bnai Brith Pledges Support
to Allied Jewish Campaign

Young Israel Host
to Midwest Parley

Zionist Groups
Chart Activities

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Graduation Set
at the Yeshivah

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roth-
stein of Rothstein's Restaurant
thank their relatives, friends
and patrons for the many acts
"Some Values of Education" of kindness shown them in their
will be the subject of the ad- recent bereavement, the loss of
dress by Dr. Arthur Dondineau their son, Irwin.
superintendent or Detroit schools,
at graduation exercises to be
The family of the late David
held by the Day School of Ye- E. Pomerantz, of 293 Philadel-
shivath Beth Yehudah at 2:30 phia avenue east, thank their
p.m., Sunday, Feb. 29.
relatives and friends for the
The Parents and Teachers As- many acts of kindness shown
sociation of the Yeshivah will them in their recent boteave-
honor the graduates at a recep- ment.
tion following the exercises.
At a rally of workers in be-
Obituaries
half of the Yeshivah's patron's
BESSIE SIRKIN of Toronto,
dinner, March 14, David Berris,
a member of the administrative Ont., mother of Irvin Sirkin of
committee, delivered the third in Detroit and South Miami, died
a series of talks by laymen in- Jan. 20. Services and burial
terested in Jewish education.
were at Toronto.. Other survi-
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter, vors include her husband and
rm.ured is the cemetery at Lansberg, Germany, in which 2,000
president of the Yeshivah, who three daughters, all of Toronto.
Jewish victims of Nazism are buried. To preserve the mem-
also addressed the rally, held at
ory of the millions of Jews who were murdered by Hitler,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer
MARTIN IIEYS, 52, died Feb.
the Joint Distribution Committee is carrying out a project of
Terebelo, 3736 Glendale avenue, 9. Services were at the Hebrew
finding and marking the graves of Jewish dead in Germany.
urged family clubs and similar Benevolent Society. Surviving
groups to be represented at the are his wife, Ilse; one son,
patron's dinner.
Klause; and one daughter, Eve-
Morris W. Zack is general lyn.
chairman of the patron's dinner
and Samuel B. Solomon is co-
SAMUEL ZAHLER, 40, died
chairman. Morris Mohr heads the Feb. 11. Services were at the
committee on arrangeinents. Max Hebrew Benevolent Society. He
Temchin and Harry E. Citrin are leaves his mother, Clara; one
Sidney
Karbel,
president
of
the
Members of all Bnai Brith
ticket co-chairmen and David brother, William; and three sis-
lodges and chapters 'in Detroit Greater Detroit Council, and Goldberg is yearbook chairman. ters, Anna, Rose and Mrs. Dora
have pledged full cooperation to Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, president
Weingarden.
the 1948 Allied Jewish Cam- of the Greater Detroit Women's
SOPHIE GORNBEIN, 74, died
Council, announced following a
paign.
meeting of Bnai Brith leaders
'Feb. 13 in Flint. Services were
Presidents will meet at 7 p.m., with Isidore 6obeloff, executive
at the Hebrew Benevolent So-
Wednesday, in the Hotel Stat- director of the Jewish Welfare
ciety. Survivors include six
ler to plan ways and means of Federation.
Young Israel's adult education sons, David, Dr. Saul, Edward,
Those attending agreed to be- program will be continued on Sam, Louis and Abe, and one
putting this pledge into action.
comer members of liaison com- Feb. 20 and 27, Dr. Hugo Man- daughter, Mrs. Louis Meyerson.
mittee between the federation delbaum, chairman, announced.
ADOLPH EISENBERG, 50, of
Rabbi Henry N. Carlebach of
and Bnai Brith groups.
Serving on the committee will Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will 1983 Davison avenue west, died
be Mrs. Aaron; Mrs. Jack Hart- conduct a Bible class and Rabbi Feb. 15. Services were at the
stein, community relations chair- Irwin Gordon, director of Wayne Lewis Bros. Chapel. Ile is sur-
man of the women's council; University Hillel, a class in vived by his wife, Anna; one
daughter, Mrs. B. Cooper; three
Karbel; Samuel W. Leib, vice- Jewish history.
Book Review Slated president of District 6; and Har- The Detroit group will be host sons, Morris, Louis and Sam;
ry Yudkoff, past president of the to the executive conference of two brothers, Harry and Leon-
by Herzl Chapter
the Midwest Council the week- ard; and one sister, Betty.
district.
Henry Feinberg, staff psychol- end of March 5. Guest speaker
Mrs. Helen Kass of the Hadas- ogist of the Jewish Social Serv- will be Dr. Samson R. Weiss,
J. LEON LORIG, 61, of 3200
sah Business and Professional ice Bureau, is secretary of the national director of Young Is- Boston boulevard, died Feb. 15.
Chapter will review "My Fa- committee.
Services were at the Lewis Bros.
rael.
ther's House" by Meyer Levin at
Chapel. Surviving are his wife,
a meeting of the Herzl Chapter,
Selma, one brother, Julius, and
one sister.
Tuesday.

Chapter One and Herzl Chap-
ter have joined to sponsor a
dinner-dance, at 7:S0 p.m., Sun-
day, Feb. 29, at Club Casanova,
2481 Grand. River.
For reservations call Selma
Jakont, TO. 7-7861.
Rabbi Morris Adler of Shaa-
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rey Zedek has been invited by
HAIFA CHAPTER
the Detroit Council of Churches
A piano recital will be given
to preach on "The Little Church
of the Air" at 9 a.m., Sunday, by Rochelle Barr, child prodigy,
over WWJ. His subject will be at a social meeting of Haifa
Chapter, Monday evening.
"Rediscovering America."
Hostesses will be Mesdames
Weekend services are sched-
uled for 5:45 p.m., Friday, Feb. Edward Sanders, Philip Sher-
man and Ben Weiss.
20, and 9 a.m., Saturday.
Paid-up members will hold a
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sleigh-ride, Thursday evening at
Morton's Stables.
Friday services, Feb. 20, of
Bnai Moshe will begin at 5:45
Bnai David Men's Club
p.m. Saturday morning services
will begin at 9, to be followed Plans Children's Party
by an Oneg Shabbat, with the
Members of the Bnai David
sisterhood as host, at 2 p.m. Men's Club will be hosts at a
Weekday services are at 7:15 "fathers and kiddies" party at
a.m. and 5:45 p.m.
8 p.m., Thursday, in the Syna-
gogue.
Jewish Chronicle Social and
Joe Tannenburg will present
Club News deadline is Monday his popular dog act. Refresh-
noon.
ments will round out the eve-
ning.
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Yiddish Groups to Be Hosts
to Herman Yablokoff Sunday

Herman Yablokoff, prominent
member of the Yiddish theater,
will describe his experiences as
"the founder of the DP circuit"
to members of Detroit Yiddish-
speaking organizations at 8:15
p.m. Sunday, in Temple Beth El.
The meeting is under the au-
spices of the Jewish Welfare
Federation.
Yablokoff, actor, singer and
composer, recently returned from
a tour of the displaced persons'
camps in Germany, Austria and
Italy sponsored by the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee.
STAYED 7 MONTHS
Originally he left for , Europe
as represenative of the Hebrew
Actors' Union. His purpose was
to bring makeup, music .and oth-
er materials to Jewish DP'S who
wished to put on shows. ,
When he reached Paris, he
was asked by the ,JDC to give
one or two concerts for DP's in
Germany. He agreed, but what
started out as a two-night stand
lasted seven months instead. '
PERFORMED IN PARKS
Known as "Der Payatz" (the
clown), Yablokoff made his tour
in an ambulance, performing in
assembly centers, in roped-off

MONUMENTS

HENRY LIPSIIIELD, 71, for-
merly of Detroit, died last week
in Miami Beach. Services were
at the Lewis Bros. Chapel. He
leaves his wife, Dorothy; one
daughter, Mrs. Hal Wayne; and
one son, Donald.

CLARA TAGRESS, of 2677
Leslie avenue, died Feb. 16. Serv-
ices were at the Ira Kaufman
Chapel. She leaves two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Murray Adler of
Brooklyn and Mrs. Maurice Sie-
gel.

Meeting Is Planned
by Bnai David YPS

A closed meeting of the
Young People's Society of
Bnai David is planned for 2:30
p.m., Sunday, in the Synagogue
Applicbtion for ',membership
may be made at the door. The
club will hold a ,"Jinx Jam-
boree," March 13.

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HERMAN YABLOEOFF

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publi c squares and parks—wher-
ever sufficient space could be
found, Many DP's climbed' trees
and scampered to rooftops to
watch him.
Yablokoff, 45, was born in Po
land, coming to this country at
the age of 22 after serving his
theatrical apprenticeship abroad.
He has appeared in "Papirosen,"
"Der Dishwasher,' and other
Yiddish productions on the New
York stage.

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BETH EL YPC

The Young People's Club of
Temple Beth El will hold its sec-
ond discussion meeting at 8:15
p.m., Wednesday. Peter Cope-
land is chairman.

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