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Atonement
Calls Jewry
to Prayers
First Program
Starts Sunday
At 10:45 a. m., Sunday, the Jewish Chronicle goes on
the air.
Forty-five minutes to suit any taste will comprise the
opening program of the "Chronicle Hour" over station
WKMH, between
• • • WXYZ and WEXL on your dial.
Judaism's most solemn fes-
tival, Yom Kippur, the Day
of Atonement, will bring Jews
to the Synagogues and Tem-
ples Sunday evening in record
numbers to offer prayers of con-
trition and penitence so that they
will be "sealed" for a year of
goodness, of health and of peace.
The monumental ''Kol Nidre"
chant will resound in orthodox
and conservative houses of wor-
ship as the inaugural prayer of
the 24-hour fast day. The tradi-
tional chant will also be part of
the reform ritual during the eve-
ning worship.
In all Synagogues, Yizkor, the
memorial prayer, will be recited
about midday, Monday.
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Pvt. Hans Cohen of Ft. Bragg, N.C., shown in Beth Israel Syna-
gogue, Fayetteville, N.C., at High Holy Day services in the post
chapel, through arrangements of the US0-31VB.
Arrange MVO Dance
JULIAN KROLIC
All Rabbis Unite
to Block UN Plan
NEW YORK— (WNS) —The
Services start at 6 p.m., Sun-
day. Cantor David Katzman, as- American Zionist Council dis-
sisted by a choir, will chant Kol closed that all Rabbinical bodies
Nidre in the main auditorium. in the United States are solidly
Cantor Samuel Glantz will lead united in the determination to
prayers at auxiliary services in resist attempts to cut off Jerusa-
lem from the State of Israel.
the social hall.
Services Monday at 8 a.m. Orthodox, reform and conserva-
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will de- tive groups, joined in the stand.
Louis Lipsky, chairman of the
liver the sermon. Rabbi Julius
Weinberg will preach at auxil- American Zionist Council, which
represents the Zionist movement
ary services in the social hall.
During Yizkor prayers, Rabbi in the United States, pointed out
Lehrman will memorialize the that the chief Rabbinical bodies
names of the departed whose had sent him personal appeals,
families during the past year have urging the council to bring Amer-
., ican Jewry's strong opposition to
honored their memory with name Jerusalem's internationalization
plates on the congregation's tab- to the attention of the American
let.
public.
Services for children, 6 to 12,
at 6 p. m., Sunday, and 10-12 and
2-4 Monday. Older members of Sperka Set
the junior congregation, 13-18,
will have a similar schedule in
the Chapel. Walter Farber and
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will
Max Chomsky will direct the
broadcast a Yom Kippur service
junior groups.
• • •
at 3 p. m., Sunday. over WWJ.
e Cantor Hyman Adler of Con-
Shaar y Zedek
gregation 'Bnai David and his
Kol Nidre at 5:30 p. in. Sunday. choir, under the direction of
Dr. Moshe Davis will preach on Harry Siegal, will chant the serv-
"In What Spirit Can the Modern ice.
Jew Fast?" in the main auditori-
Rabbi Sperka will open the 30
um. Rabbi Morris Adler will minute program with a prayer
(Continued on Page 15)
and will speak.
to Air
Yoni Kippur Rites
Israel Asks UN to Limit
Authority to Holy Places
Shown going over plans for the Bnai Brith Youth Organization's
fifth annual Tom Kippur Night Dance are, 1 to r, Irving Berg,
Joan liencken and Helen Diskin, all members of the publicity
committee. Bob Strong and his orchestra will furnish music for
the affair, which is set for Monday, Oct. 3 at the U.D.W. Hall on
2nd boulevard. Tickets are 82.10 per couple.
Services on TV
Slated by Beth El
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A special High Holy Day ser-
vice will be presented on tele-
vision by Temple Beth El from
8 to 8:30 p. m., Thursday, Sept.
29, on WJBK—TV, Channel 2.
The services will be conducted
by Dr. B. Benedict Glazer who
will be assisted by the Temple
Choir under the direction of Ja-
son H. Tickton.
, This will be the first time in
Detroit that a High Holy Day
service will be televised.
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Gold Star Fathers
to Meet at Center
The Gold Star Fathers of De-
troit announced that the organ-
ization will hold its first fall
meeting at the Center on Tues-
day evening.
The organization consists of
fathers of Jewish war dead of
World War II. Membership is
open.
The group Is actively assisting
in the JWV Memorial Homs cam-
paig ► for funds.
A round-table discussion, mu-
sic, a holiday drama and news of
local and international events
will make up the Hour, certain
to please every member of the
family.
The round-table, composed of
communal leaders Morris Jacobs,
Aaron Droock, Julian Krolik and
Josephine Weiner, will discuss
the "most significant events of
the past year."
TILCHIN MODERATOR
Seymour Tilchin, publisher of
the Jewish Chronicle, will act as
moderator.
A High Holy Days story, that
of Rabbi Amrnon's "miracle"
prayer, "Unsane Tokeff," should
be of interest to children and
adults alike. The drama will be
presented by members of the
"Chronicle Hour" staff.
For those partial to music, Jan
Peerce's rendition of "Kol Nidre"
and "Unsane Tokeff" by the Can-
tor of Warsaw will please the
most discriminating.
COMPLETE COVERAGE
Up-to-date news coverage will
be presented to "Chronicle Hour"
listeners, keeping them well-in-
formed of Jewish events all over
the globe.
The "Chronicle Hour" is dedi-
cated to better community rela-
tions. After the inaugural pro-
gram, it will be on regularly at
11 a.m., every Sunday on WKMH.
Acheson View
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Is `P romisIng'
FLUSHING MEADOWS-
(WNS)—The official statement on
Jerusalem which was issued by
Secretary of State Acheson on
behalf of the American govern-
ment at the opening of the United
Nations General Assembly ses-
sions was said to have been re-
garded as favorable by the Israel
delegation at the session.
Although Secretary Acheson
appeared to favor international-
ization when he said that the
Assembly "should adopt a prac-
tical plan for a permanent inter-
national regime in the Jerusalem
area and for the protection of,
and free access to. the holy
places," Israel circles here point-
ed out that by employing the
term "practical" Acheson meant
a scheme which would be ap-
proved by all parties, including
Israel.
The Israel government favors
only the internationalization Of
the holy places, but is strongly
opposed to a United Nations re-
gime for the Jerusalem area gen-
erally, as envisaged in the report
of the UN Palestine Conciliation
Commission.
The Israel delegation to the
UN also agrees with the declara-
tion by Acheson on the Arab
refugee question in which he
stated that "it is of the highest
importance that the states imme-
diately concerned recognize and
accept their governmental re-
sponsibility with respect to this
problem." Arab states have
hitherto refused to assume such
responsibility for resettling the
refugees, who are now being
maintained in camps by the
United Nations.
FLUSHING MEADOWS—(Spe- lieved, will support a proposal
clap—Limitation of UN authority placing only the holy places un-
over Jerusalem to protection of der international jurisdiction.
the holy places is the Israeli reply
There were indications that
in the internationalization debate, some Arabs would accept the UN
Aubrey Eban, Israeli delegate, proposal when Dr. Charles Malik
told the General Assembly.
of Lebanon said his delegation
The Jews of Jerusalem must be would accept it as a basis for dis-
a part of Israel, Eban declared. cussion.
The UN commission in offering COMMISSION PLAN
its plan of UN rule without con-
The commission plan provides
sulting the Jewish population, for division of Jerusalem into
collides with the religious and Jewish and Arab sections with
political conscience of the people, local autonomy in each but with
he averred.
a supreme authority in the hands
of a UN commissioner. Local and
PREY OF ARABS
Eban opposed demilitarizing international tribunals would also
be set up.
the Holy City asserting that it
Meantime, it was confirmed•in
would be left at the mercy of
the Arab armies on three sides. Jerusalem that three entire mM-
istries and an Israeli government Rachel Agree Society
There were reports that both
department has been transferred
France and Holland were not in- in the last ix months to the Holy to Hold Barn Dance
The Rachel Agree Memorial
dined towards supporting the City. Close to 600
officials have Society will hold its pre-Hallo-
idea of a permanent international been transferred and
the shift is
ween barn dance on Sunday, Oct.
regime. Those countries, it is be- continuing.
16, at Gramers Barn.