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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
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Ghetto Trends
Stir Writer
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Bnai Moshe
cheder. They are begetting chil-
dren of their own and which way
will these kids be going?
To the minds of the oldsters the
transition of which Rabbi Gor - .
don speaks as something that's
going on, already has occurred.
The reform Temples pow are
filled with the second generation
progeny of the immigrants. The
descendants of the early reform-
ers are in the minority of the
actives.
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Sabbath eve services at 4:30
p.m. and a late Friday service
at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man will deliver the sermon and
a social hour will follow.
The services on Saturday will
begin at 9 a.m. Week-day serv-
ices are at 7:15 a.m. and 4:45
p.m.
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Adas Yeshurun
Sabbath services at 4:45 p.m.
Friday and 9:15 a.m. Saturday.
Rabbi Leo Goldman will speak.
Class at 3:30 p.m. and Minchah
at 4:30 p.m.
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Bnai David
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Sabbath eve services at 5 p.m.
Worship at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will preach
on "Jewish Family Life." Class
at 3:30 p.m. Minchah 4:30
p.m. followed by Sholos ;kudos.
MOGEN ABRAHAM
Sabbath services, 4:45 p.m.,
Friday. Saturday services at 9
a.m. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter
will speak. Study period, Chu-
mosh and Talmud at 3:30 p.m..
followed by Minchah at 4:45 p.m.
and Shalosh Seudoth.
Weekdays, 3 study periods
daily. 8 a.m., Mishnayoth; 4 p.m.,
Talmud; followed by Minchah.
At 5 p.m., Ein Yaakov (Talmudic
legends), followed by Maariv.
• • •
Sabbath Eve services at 4:50
p.m. Sabbath morning services at
9:15 a.m. Rabbi Israel I. Halpern
will preach. Midrosh class at 3
p.m. Minchah at 4:15 p.m. fol-
lowed by Sholos Seudos and
Maariv.
RABBI SISKIN
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Beth . El Lists
inois Guest
Temple Beth El will inaug-
urate a series of lectures at the
Sabbath Eye services, in com-
memoration of the 100th annivers-
ary year of the Temple.
The first speaker on Friday
will be Dr. Edgar E. Siskin of
Glencoe, Ill. For many years he
occupied the pulpit of Temple
Mishkan Israel in New Haven,
Conn., and since 1948, he has
been the spiritual leader of
North Shore Congregation Israel
in Glencoe. During his stay in
New Haven, Dr. Siskin served
as professor of anthopology at
Yale University. During World
War II, Rabbi Siskin served as
Chaplain with the First Marine
Division and took part in the
Peleliu and Okinawa campaigns.
Late Services
Leivick Links Jews' Future
Start at S. Z.
With. Interest in Literature
•
Following late Friday Eve serv-
"The existence of the Jewish
ices at 8:15 p. m. at Shaarev people is predicated upon their
Zedek, a symposium will be held continuation as the 'People of the
on "Prophet, Sage, Poet."
Book',• stated H. Leivick, noted
Participating will be Rabbi Yiddish poet and dramatist last
Morris Adler, Rabbi Benjamin H. Sunday night at the Jewish Com-
Gorrelick and Rabbi Ralph Simon munity Center.
of Congregation Rodfei Zedek,
An audience of more than 600
Chiimgo.
persons tilled the auditorium to
Rabbi Cantor Jacob H. Sonen- mark observance of Jewish Book
klar will officiate with the choir Month arranged by the Culture
under the direction of Dan Froh- Commission of the Jewish Com-
man. The service is held in con- munity Council and the Jewish
junction with the fourth annual
Community Center. .
Layman's Institute of the Men's
Club and will be followed by an EMMA SCHAVER
Rabbi Mo, ris Adler, vice-presi-
Oneg Shabbat.
dent of the Jewish Community
Sabbath morning at 9 a.m.,
Council and chairman of the
Rabbi Adler will preach on "Our
Council's culture commission,
Quest."
opened the evening by introduc-
Junior Services at 9:30 a. m.
ing the soprano Emma Schaver,
Children's services at 10:30 a. m.
who was accompanied by Rebecca
Katzman Frohman. She sang
songs created in the ghettos and
concentration camps of Europe
and also presented songs based
on the poems of Leivick. A gen-
Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
erous ovation was given to both
tion will hold the first late Sab-
Mrs. Schaver and her accom-
bath Eve service of the season
at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Rabbi Segal panist.
N•W. to Resume
Late Friday Rites
will preach on the subject, "If I
Forget Thee, 0 Jerusalem."
Cantor Miklos Fenakel will
eh; it the ser•ice and lead in
• Sabbath Zmiros. During the so-
cial hour, Rabbi Segal will read
from the writings of Sholem
A leichem.
Saturday services begin at 8:45
a.m. The Junior Cor::regation
meets at 9:30. Minchah service is
at 4:45.
Card of, Thanks
The family of the late Fanny
Hubert wish to thank their
friends and relatives for the many
kindnesses shown them during
their recent bereavement.
The family of the late Lena
Sitrin wishes to thank their
friends and relatives for the
many kindnesses shown them in
their recent bereavement.
The Jewish Chronicle ne• -
deadline is noon on Mondays.
Unveiling Notice
MARVIN GOLDBERG, 57, died
Nov. 2. Services were at Gilbert
The family of the late Mrs. Funeral Home. He leaves his sis-
Fannie Rodin announces the un- ter, Mrs. David Pollack, and
veiling of a monument to her brothers, Daniel and Walter.
memory at 11 a.m., Sunday at
ABRAHAM LEVETEN, former-
ly of Detroit, died in California.
er Levine will officiate. Friends Services were at Ira Kaufman
Chapel. He leaves his sons, Mal-
and relatives are invited.
colm, Nathan and Henry. and
daughters, Mrs. Harry Robbins
The family of the late Herman
and Mrs. Lilly ?Amer.
Baum announce the unveiling of
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Leiz-
a monument to his memory at 2
p.m., Sunday at Machpelah Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Leib Goldman will
officiate. Friends and relatives are
invited.
ASSIMILATION QUERY
RABBI GORDON asks: "Will the
Jews of Minneapolis (the ques-
tion can apply also to all other
American Jewish communities)
in another generation or two ...
assimilate in the total commun-
ity?"
Well, he appears to be on the
optimistic side. He suggests that
if anti-Semitism dies out and
"there is complete acceptance of
him as a human being, he may
come to feel that the Messianic
era has at last arrived."
Hut then there's the memory of
history—from Pharaoh on down
to Hitler—that makes it improb-
able that Jews will give up their
identity with the Jew's way of
life." the rabbi says.
"There are factors, too, operat-
ing within the local Jewish com-
munity, and within the Jewish
people generally, that make com-
plete assimilation unlikely."
Jews "may not be as observant
as their fathers from a ritualistic
point of view . . . but they still
think of themselves as Jews .. .
If there has been a lessening of
the ties of formal religion, there
has also been a stronger tie with
the Jewish people. Palestine and
the modern Zionist movement
have helped to bring this about."
Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, presi-
dent of the Jewish Community
Dean of Telse College
to Give Talks at Agudah
Major problems fa'cing Jewry
in Israel and America will be
outlined by Rabbi Eliyahu Mayer
Bloch, dean of the Rabbinical
College of Telse, and-member of
the world Agudah Executive, at
the Agudah Israel Oneg Shab-
bath, at 8::I11 p.m., Friday and at
the Melava Malkah, at 9 p.m.,
Saturday at the iynagogue, 11331
Linwood avenue.
The programs are under the
direction of Rabbi Leizer Levin.
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SARAH LUBARSKY, 74, of
ANN GOTTLIEB, of 2755
1943 Richton avenue, died Nov. 9.
Hazelwood avenue. died Nov. H.
Services were at Hebrew Benev-
SerVices were at Ira Kaufman.
olent Society. She leaves her sons,
She leaves her husband. Alfred,
Morris, Samuel and Benny; and
son Paul and mother, Mrs. Rose
daughter, Mrs. Anna Rubenfaer.
Korsower or Chicago.
LENA BROOKS, 61. of 18253
Sorrento avenue, died Nov. 9.
Services were at Hebrew Benev-
olent. She is survived by her sons,
Alex and William; and daughter,
Mrs. Aaron Rose.
BECKY CHAMISH, 58, of 2297
Buena Vista avenue, died Oct. 23.
Services were at Hebrew Benev-
olent. She leaves her daughters,
Mrs. Bessie Moss, Mrs. Jennie
Board, Mrs. Sylvia Berman and
Ida.
ABRAHAM COFFMAN of Mt.
Clemehs, died Nov. 11. Services
were at Ira Kaufman. He leaves
his son Nathan and daughter,
Mrs. Jack Victor.
Seward avenue, died Nov. 10. Ser- is survived by her husband David,
vices were at Hebrew Benevolent. sons Shalom and Ephraim and
She is survived by her husband, daughter, Mrs. Samuel Saks.
Jacob, son, Rubin, and daughter,
JULIUS KAPLAN, of 19357
Mrs. Bessie White.
Monica avenue, died Nov. 13.
SAM RABINOWITZ, 66, of Services were at Ira Kaufman.
He leaves his sons Hyman
2025 Blaine avenue, died Nov. 10.
Services were at Hebrew Benev- and Sol and daughters, Mrs. Alex
Begun, Mrs. Isadore Cohen, Mrs.
olent. Ile leaves his wife, Rose:
three suns, Harry, Julius and Sam Wider and Mrs. Sam Sklar.
Martin; and daughters, Mrs. Sarah
Axone, Mrs. Mildred Aiken and
Irene.
CELIA ZEWEIG. 54, of 2947
Fullerton avenue, died Nov. 14.
Services were at Lewis Bros.
She leaves her husband, Abra-
ham, sons, Barry and Raymond
and daughter Mrs. Sarah Belsky.
English Classes to Fit
New Arrivals'. Ability
Beth. Tikvah Units
Hear Rabbi Levin
The Beth Tikvah Sisterhoed
held its first joint meeting with
the men's club. Installation of
officers took place.
Speakers were Hy Freedman
president of the men's club; Belle
Freedman, president of the sis-
terhood; Jerome Kagan, Beth
Tikvah president; and guest
speaker, Rabbi Leizer Levin.
The sisterhood announced that
three teachers have joined the
staff of its recently opened Sun-
day school.
They are Yita Levin, Jacobet
Levin ,and David Greenbaum.
MAX L LEDERMAN, 58, of
5242 Monterey avenue, died Nov.
10. Services were at Lewis Bros.
He is survived by his wife Eva.
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MARTIN AMHOWITZ. of 4012
Leslie avenue, died Nov. 12. Ser-
vices were at Ira Kaufman. He
is survived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Max AmMiwitz. brother
Bernard and sisters, Sylvia and
Ellen.
CIREL RALPH,
2931 Wav-
erly avenue, died Nov. 13, Ser-
SOPHIE DACH, 73. of 1785 vices were at Ira Kaufman. She
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Obituaries
JOSEPH BERNI.kN, of 2631
Blaine avenue, died Nov. 11). Ser-
vices Were at Ira Kaufman. lie is
survived by his wife, Rachel;
sons, Meyer, Martin. David and
Nelson: and daughters, Mrs. Na-
than Elkins, Mrs. Meyer Salinger,
Mrs. Robert Lashbro•k and Mrs.
Albert Sniderman.
BESSIE HERSHKOWITZ, 68,
of 3237 Monterey avenue, died
Council, greeted Leivick whose Nov. 10. Services were at Hebrew
JACOB GORNBEIN, 68, of
60th birthday was celebrated on Benevolent. She is survived by
her husband, Joseph; and daugh- Ransomeville, N. Y., died Oct. 18.
the same day.
ters, Mrs. Sylvia Newman, Mrs. Among hiS survivors are his wife,
LEIVICK SPEAKS
Rose Moore and Mrs. Fay Katz. Merril; (laughter. Mrs. Jack Coop-
Rabbi Adler briefly depicted
er; and brothers, Edwin of De-
Leivick's role in, and contribu-
HARRY HELPER, 61. of 2637 troit and David of i3mTalo.
tions to, Jewish literature and Tuxedo avenue, died Oct. 22.
modern drama.
Services were at Gilbert's Funeral
Leivick then read several of Home. He leaves his wife, Ida.
his poems written and discussed
the place of literature in the
HERMAN GOLDSTEIN, 39, of
Afternoon classes M English for
modern world. Ile stressed the 4211 Richton avenue, died Nov. recent arrivals from Europe and
need for the integration of litera- 13. Services were at Lewis Bros. other interested persons are now
ture and action. "The greatest of Chapel. He is survived by his in progress at Markhausen SchOol,
our achievements," he stated, wife Betty, and sons, David and Cadillac and E. Wirren avenues.
"has been based upon our ability Herschel.
Sponsored by the Adult Educa-
to act in the best traditions of
tion Division, these classes per-
CHARLES ROTHSTEIN, 64, of mit advancement according to
our literary endeavors."
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The program was the first of a
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Nov.
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series of Yiddish programs- spon-
register at the scluml office or
sored by the Joint Yiddish Cul- Bros. He leaves his wife Helen, with the teacher in charge by
son
Ronald
and
daughter,
Mrs.
ture Commission.
calling TU. 5-5068.
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