Friday, April 16, 1918
Glazer to Sift Role
of American Jew
2 Model Seders
Are Planned by
Beth El Students
President
Synagogues Chart
Passover Services
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
preach on ''Some Dilemmas of
the American Jew—A Review of
Major Areas of Confusion and
Conflict" at Sabbath Eve ser-
vices of Temple Beth El at 8:15,
April 16.
Services for the opening day
of Passover will be at 10:30 a.
m., Saturday, April 24. The
annual congregational Seder is
scheduled for 6:30 p.m., the same
day. Moe Kesner will be guest
soloist.
• • •
ALBERT GREEN
• • •
Northwest Hebrew
"The Night That Is Different"
11 be Rabbi Jacob Segal's
non topic at late Sabbath
e services of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation at 8:30,
April 16. An Oneg Shabbat will
follow.
• •
•
Temple Israel
Rabbi Leon Frain will speak
on "Passover—Festival of the
Springtime" at the morning
Passover service of Temple Is-
rael, April 24 in the Art Insti-
tute.
Temple Israel kill observe
Yizkor on April 30. The Pass-
over family Sabbath Eve service
will also be held that day.
• • •
Huai Moshe
Friday evening services, April
16, at Bnai Moshe will begin at
6:15 and Sabbath morning ser-
vices at 9. Weekday services
are at 7:15 a.m. and 7 p.m.
•, • •
Boni David
"The Greatness of the Great
Sabbath" has been selected by
Rabbi Joshua Sperka as his
sermon subject for Saturday
morning services of Bnai David.
Passover services will be held
at 7 p.m., April 23; 9 a.m., April
24; 9 a.m., April 25; 7 p.m.,
April 30; 9 a.m., April 31; and
9 a.m., May 1. Rabbi Sperka
will deliver a Passover sermon
at 8:30 2511., Sunday, over WWJ.
• • •
Shaarey Zedek
Friday evening services, April
113, at Shaarey Zedek will start
at 6 and Saturday morning ser-
vices at 9. The junior congre-
gation's Sabbath service will be
at 9:30 a.m. and the children's
congregation Sabbath service at
10:30 2.M.
Synagogue Youth
to See 'Okinawan'
Dr. James Clark Moloney,
president of the Michigan So-
ciety of Neurology and Psy-
chiatry, will present his tech-
nicolor movie, "The Okinawan,"
to a combined group of the
Young People's clubs of Temple
Beth El and Northwest Hebrew
Congregation at 2 p.m., Sun-
day, at Beth El.
A question period and social
11 follow. Vera Opperman is
charge of arrangements for
Northwest and Cornell Jane-
way for Beth El.
Rabbi Adler to Speak
at USA Convention
NEW YORK — Rabbi Morris
Adler will address the opening
session of the biennial conven-
tion of the United Synagogue of
America to be held May 13-14
in Chicago, Rabbi Albert I.
Gordon, executive director, an-
nounced.
Synagogue Groups
tin Hear Cantata
• Model Seder Slated
At Shaarey Zedek
A record turnout is expected
when the Sisterhood and Men's
Club of Shaarey Zedek join for
a meeting at 8:30 p.m., Wed-
nesday, in the Synagogue.
The program will open with
a model Seder to be presented
by children of the Hebrew and
Sunday School, under the su-
pervision of Charlotte Kelman
and Charles Rosenblatt and Ben
Chinitz, co-directors of t h e
school.
This will be followed by a
cantata to be put on by mem-
bers of the sisterhood. Written
by Rabbi Morris Adler, the can-
tata was set to music composed
by Lillian Robbins. Cantor Ja-
cob Sonenklar and Mrs. Morris
Adler are the directors.
Maurice M. Seligman is chair-
man of the evening, assisted by
Abe Sandelman. Albert Green
and Mrs. Abe Katzman are pres-
idents of the club and sisterhood,
respectively.
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'Unveiling Notice
The family of the late Anna
Frank announce the unveiling of
a monument in her memory at
3:30 p.m., Sunday, in Clover 11111
Model Seders will be held Park Cemetery.
Saturday and Sunday mornings
in the Religious School of Tem-
In Memoriam
ple Beth El.
The Seders will be conducted
In loving memory of our be-
by Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and loved sister, Eleanor Epstien Ve-
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad. Stu- lick, who left us three years
dents participating in the Satur-
ago, March 16, 1945 (2nd day
day Seder will include David of Nissan). Sadly missed by her
Caplan, Kenneth Bronson, Laine brothers, Alex and Casper, and
Ginn, Carol Kottler, Joanne sister, Ida.
Lewis, Richard Morse,• Lee Cas-
tleman, Robin Plotnick, Valerie
Spector.
Card of Sympathy.
Also, Robert Usher, Richard
Grauer, Richard Peritz, Evelyn
Members, of the Turover La-
Rogoff and Jude Schuster.
dies Auxiliary express their sin-
Participants in the Sunday cere sympathy to Brother and
Seder will include David Ed- Sister A. Geller on the death
gar, Judy Kallet, Barbara Len- of Mr. Geller's mother.
hoff, Sidney Kleinman, Anita
Meskin, Mary Lou Salomon, Bur-
Card of Thanks
ton Conn, Harry Kanter, Susan
Salomon, Miriam Weiner, Robert
The family of the late Ruth
Wise, Karl Ecker, Joan Kaatz Chalfin thank their relatives and
and Laurel Kay.
friends for the many acts of
kindness shown them in their
recent bereavement.
Beth Moses Men
Establish Chub
A Young Men's Organization
has been formed at Congrega-
tion Beth Moses, 8740 Linwood
avenue. Meetings are held at
the Synagogue.
The group was founded to
prepare for the building of a
new Synagogue. Membership is
oan to all .friends. For informa-
tion call S. J. Berghoff, TO.
6-1621 or Nathan Berk, TO.
5-2345.
Adult Institute Ends
at Shaarey Zedek
The Shaarey Zedek Adult In-
stitute came to a close for its
150 students Tuesday with exer-
cises in the Synagogue.
Conducted by Rabbi Morris
Adler, Rabbi Irwin Gordon, Jos-
eph Haggai, Mrs. Samuel Lehr-
man, Movsas Goldoftas and I.
Siegel, the course lasted for 20
weeks.
Foes of Army Aid
May Bar Trusteeship
Mrs. Alta Cohen of Sturtevant
avenue thanks her relatives and
friends for the many acts of
kindness shown her in her re-
cent bereavement, the death of
her husband, Charles.
Obituaries
LOUISE J. MARKS, of 3324
Rochester avenue, died April 10
at the age of 10 years. Services
were at the Ira Kaufman Cha-
pel. She leaves her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Marks; two
brothers, Allan and Irwin; one
sister, Sandra; and grandmoth-
er, Mrs. David Golden.
THE REV. MEYER SHUBOW.
of 2924 Taylor avenue, died
April 10. Services were at . the
Ira Kaufman Chapel. He leaves
his wife, Anna; five sons, Har-
old, Samuel, Jack, David and
Calvin; four daughters, Mrs.
Eugene Gillis, Mrs. Morris Ja-
cobs, Mrs. Oscar Schwartz and
Mrs. Burt Gladstone; and one
sister, Mrs. Samuel Becker.
ISAAC SATOVSKY, 85, of
Los Angeles and . formerly of
Detroit, died April 5. Services
were at the Lewis Bros. Chapel.
He is survived by his wife,
Mona; three sons, David, Arnold
and Louis; two daughters, Mrs.
Bessie Goldstein and Mrs. Sadie
Magids; and two brothers, Sam-
uel and Max.
SADIE SCHMIDEL, 66, died
April 6. Services were at the
He b r e w Benevolent Society.
Survivors include her husband,
Alfred, and two daughters, Clara
and Mrs. Bella Harris.
DAVID BLUSHINSKY, 60, of
1695 Blaine avenue, died April
6. Services were at the Hebrew
Benevolent Society. Surviving
are his wife, Sophie; one son,
William; and two daughters,
Mrs. Ethel Silver and Mrs. Ma-
rian Siegler.
BENJAMIN ROSS, 63, of 2677
Hazelwood avenue, died April
7. Services were at the Hebrew
Benevolent Society. He is sur-
vived by his wife, Bertha Blu-
ma; two sons, Harry and Eu-
gene; and one daughter, Mrs.
Sylvia Zell.
DR. EDWARD J. LEVENSON,
of 2947 Glynn Court, died April
5. Services were at the Ira
Kaufman Chapel. He leaves his
wife, Mildred; a son, David; his
father, Israel; a brother, Max;
and two sisters, Mrs. Kate Kei-
dan and Mrs. Fred Sims.
HARRY COOPER, of 2460
Gladstone avenue, died April 6.
Services were at the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel. He leaves his wife,
Jennie; two sons, David and
Nathan; three daughters, Mrs.
Maxwell Miller, Mrs. Benjamin
Parker and Mrs. Leonard Tigay;
and one brother, Isadore.
Both Jews, Arabs
Use Arbitration
to Solve Problems
In Palestine, land of the
Bible, there is a symbiosis of
ancient and modern legal prac-
tices and customs, writes Dr.
Roman Pretzel of Tel Aviv
in the Arbitration Journal.
One of the ancient customs,
used both by Jews and Arabs,
is arbitration, Dr. Pretzel says.
He points out that Along
Arabs arbitration is known
mainly among the towns and
cities and is confined to matters
of commerce, property and in-
heritance. With Jews, he says,
it covers all activities.
A modern counterpart of this
Palestinian tradition, is found
in Detroit in the arbitration
committee of the Jewish Com-
munity Council.
NATHAN TAPCHICK, 68, of
2522 Clairmount avenue, died
April 8. Services were at the
Hebrew Benevolent Society. Sur-
Pharisees" authored by Dr. Leo viving are his wife, Esther; one
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stitute a bastion against Corn- Baeck, former Chief Rabbi of son, Jack; and two daughters,
m unist penetration into the Germany who survived years in Mrs. Philip Schreiber and Mrs .
a concentration camp.
Sidney Goldman.
Middle East.
• • •
A consideration of that kind
MALKA FRIEDMAN, 74, of
may well influence the Arabs
WATCH SUMNER WELLES' 2047 Glendale avenue, died
into abandoning their oil threats.
This is aishrewd game—but one forthcoming book "We Need April 8. Services were at the
in which the Arab masters Not Fail", slated for early pub- Hebrew Benevolent Society.
lication by Houghton Mifflin She is survived by five., sons,
excel.
Company. It contains a bitter David of Los Angeles, William.
• • •
A KOSHER meat market has attack on America's Palestine Dr. John, Hyman and Harry,
and three daughters, Mrs. Edna Rabbi Fram Named
opened in Moscow for the first policy.
time since the revolution. This
The earliest known manu- Winnick, Mrs. Donna Tradman
to Charter Committee
item appeared in a recent issue script of the entire Biblical book and Mrs. Esther Levine.
Mayor Van Antwerp has ap-
of Kol Israel (Voice of Israel), of Isaiah has been discovered
WILLIAM ALBERT, 79, a resi- pointed Rabbi Fram to the City
published in Jerusalem by in Palestine. Announcement of
Agudas Israel.
discovery was made by Prof. dent of Los Angeles for the past of Detroit charter study commit-
Is Dr. Joshua Bloch, now chief Millar Burrows of Yale Uni- three months, died April 5. tee, whose purpose is to exam-
Services were at the Lewis ine the city charter and to rec-
of the Jewish division of the versity.
Bros. Chapel. Surviving are two ommend changes, reforms and
New York Public Library, to
Missionaries in Italy are active daughters, Mrs. Bernard Samu- amendments.
join the staff of the Hebrew
among the displaced Jews. They els and Mrs. Edith Freedman.
Union College at Cincinnati?
are offering 40,000 lires to each and three sons, Samuel, Bernard
We hear a chair in Hebrew
Chronicle Social and Club
Jewish male willing to marry and Morris.
Literature is waiting for him.
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