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Thursday,
November 24, 1949
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Seeks Labor Aid
Services Set
at Synagogues
JWV
Bulletin
Beth El
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
preach at Sabbath Eve services
at 8:15 p.m., Friday on "A De-
troit Scandal—The dangerous
neglect of the mentally ill in our
community. What my investiga-
tions revealed. What can the
people do about it?"
The Lawrence Jones Post and
Auxiliary, at their last social,
heard a report on the Miami
convention by Mr. Fishman and
Mr. Belkin. New members were
introduced by Samuel Rhodes.
Mrs. Brown gave a report on the
auxiliary.
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Shaarey Zion
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Sabbath Eve services at 4:45
p.m. Morning services at 9 a.m.,
' Saturday. Rabbi Leo Goldman
will speak. Talmud class at 2:30
p.m., Chumosh class at 3:30 p.m.,
Minchah at 4:40 p.m., followed
by Sholos Seudos. Weekday
services at 8 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.
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Shaarey Zedek
Friday Eve services at 4:45
p.m. Sabbath services at 9 a.m.
Rabbi Benjamin Gorrelick will
preach the sermon. Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar will officiate with the
choir under Dan Frohman. Jun-
ior services at 9:30 a.m. and
Children's services at 10:30 a.m.
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Northwest Hebrew
Sabbath Eve services at 4:45 p.m.
Sabbath morning services at 8:45
a.m. Junior services at 9:30 a.m.
and children's services at 10:30
a.m. Minchah at 4:45 p.m. Late
Friday services at 8:30 p.m., Dec.
2.
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Bnai Moshe
Sabbath Eve services at 4:45
p.m. Late services at 8:15 p.m.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will speak
on "Campaigning for Religion."
Morning Services at 9 a.m. Jun-
ior services at 10 a.m. Weekday
worship at 7:15 a.m. and 4:45
p.m.
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Bnai David
Sabbath Eve services at 4:45
p.m. Sabbath rites at 9 a.m.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will preach
on "The Brothers Who Differed."
Class at 3:30 p.m. Minchah at
4:30 p.m. followed by Sholos
Seudos.
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Beth Abraham
Services at 4:50 p.m., Friday
and at 9:15 a.m., Saturday Rabbi
Israel I. Halpern will preach on
"Jewish Book Month." Midrosh
class at 3 p.m., followed by
Sholos Seudos and Maariv.
Weekday services at 7:30 p.m.
and 5 p.m.; Sunday mornings at
8 a.m.
N. W. Institute
to Start Season
e
The Northwest Institute of
Adult Jewish Studies will begin
its fourth season on Tuesday,
Nov. 29 will be held on 20 con-
secutive Tuesday evenings from
8-10.
Three new instructors have
added to the staff. Albert
Elazer will conduct a course ,on
"The Land of Israel—Its Geog-
raphy, History, People, and Pol-
itics." Two Hebrew classes will
be offered—the beginners' class
to be instructed by Alex Ro-
berg, and the intermediate re-
fresher course by Michael Mich-
lin.
been
Rabbi Segal will give a series
of lectures on "The Practical Arts
Jewish Living."
On alternate Tuesdays Rabbi
Segal will continue his course
"The Bible comes to Life."
The institute is sponsored by
the Congregation, Men's Club
and Sisterhood. Mr. John Allen,
Mr. Nate Maxman, and Mrs.
David Dunsky, are the chairmen.
Rabbi Segal is the director.
The Primrose Benevolent Club
met at the home of Mrs. Harry
Wright of Fullerton avenue.
Plans were completed for the
luncheon on Jan. 4.
The Pfc. Joseph L. Bale Auxil-
iary will hear a book review by
Gertrude Oberstein on Norman
Kastas' "A Little Sleep, A Little
Slumber" on Thursday, Dec. 8 at
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation.
RABBI MORDECAI PARETZ-
KY, national field director of
the League for Religious Labor
in Israel and former Detroit
rabbi, has returned to Detroit to
seek funds for the religious
labor movement in Israel. Be-
sides maintaining more than 45
colonies, numerous welfare and
educational institutions and co-
operatives, the movement also
aides thousands of refugees to
settle in Israel.
Prizes will be awarded at a
party sponsored by the Yetz-
C ‘ ohen Post and Auxiliary at 8:30
p.m., Dec. 3 at the Bereznitzer
Hall, Linwood at Davison ave-
nues.
The Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary
held a meeting at the home of
Frieda Shiffman to discuss the
donor luncheon. There will be
nominations for election of offi-
Coiiwtunities Awaken
to Local Relief Needs
(Continued from Page 41
committee for the collection of
heard against the over-emphasis 54 million dollars for the Jewish
of foreign relief and the neglect Federations Building Fund.
The almost simultaneous an-
of local American needs. The re-
action reached a peak at the nouncement of individual drives
meeting of the Joint Defense Ap- totaling 72 million dollars for
peal in Detroit. Justice Meir American educational and wel-
Steinbrink said: "Not all of us fare needs outside of, and inde-
could see eye to eye with the pendent of, the hitherto sacred
ideological drives that went funds reserved for the UJA and
along with the rescue move- Israel is indicative of the change,
ments. But we did not avail. We that is now going on within the
were concerned with only one American Jewish community.
thing—the rescue of the rem-
nant, no matter what the cost. ISRAEL GOING ORIENTAL?
KENNETH BILB Y, prob-
Now, however, the accumulated
problems of our Jewish commun- ably the best informed American
ity life in this country can be correspondent in Israel, drew at-
neglected no longer. We must tention this week to one aspect
meet them and solve them if of the new State which is not as
Jewish life in this country is to widely known as it deserves to
be. This is that Israel is rapidly
continue strong and healthy.'
It is safe to say that never losing its European character and
before in the last few years becoming an Oriental state.
The first pioneers in Jewish
could such words have been
spoken from a public platform Palestine were Russian Jews.
by a Jewish leader, although it Next came the Polish Jews, then
is known that privately the issue Jews from other East-European
has been discussed a great deal. countries. and later, German and
Some brave people like Rabbi Balkan Jews. Different as these
A. Feldman and Dr. Maurice settlers have always been from
Eisendrath of the Union of each other in civilization, langu-
American Congregations even age and mode of life, they were
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dared to mention last summer all Europeans.
Czecho-
Now, with Poland, Czecho-
that this was a shocking abhor-
mality. The significance of Jos- Slovakia, Germany, Austria, and
lice Steinbrink's speech was that the DP's almost emptied of Jews,
he was the first to apply his and with Russia, Romania, and
words to practical realities of Hungary closed to emigration,
Israel is bound to fall back for
fund raising and distribution.
its human material on Jews in
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Arab countries. And these, ac-
NEW FACTORS
MORE SIGNIFICANT still is cording to all importial reports,
a
the fact that the Detroit speech are, (to use a vivid description
not the only manifestation of a famous Zionist leader),
of "Arabs who Daven," (that is,
was its kind. During the
week, several other facts became Arabs who pray in Hebrew).
If the Israeli Government con-
known which have a direct bear- .
tunics the present emigration
ing on what he said. The Yeshiva
policy of increasing the popula-
University announced the .
lion at any price for political
launching of a campaign for 7Ii reasons, the new Israel will soon
million dollars for the expansion
he another Arab-Jewish State,
of the facilities of this education- .
inore Arab than European-Jew-
al institution.'
ish in culture and civilization.
A few days later, the Jewish
The fact is that the Israeli
'Theological Seminary announced
Government is well aware of the
that it was launching a campaign
problem, and this is why Ben
for 15 million dollars, and that
Gurion was so desirous of getting
Maurice Levin, director of
in several hundred thousand
Hearn's Department Store, had
Jewish youths from America. On
resigned his position to conduct
—
-
that campaign.
During the same week came a
third announcement, namely.
that the former president of the
American Jewish Committee.
Hon. Joseph Proskauer, had as-
sumed the chairmanship of a
MONUMENTS
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cers at the next meeting at 8
p.m., December 6 at the home of
Judy Blackman. 2242 Monterey
avenue.
Men's C h ili Voted
by Beth Abraham
Members of Congregation Beth
Abraham, including Rabbi. Israel
J. Halpern and Louis Ellenbogen,
voted to organize a men's club.
The steering committee is headed
by David W. Hussey, the charter
committee by Nathan J. Kauf-
The family if the late Julius
man. Sidney Schlaff was secretary
Kaplan wishes to thank their
for the preliminary meetings.
iriencis and relatives for the many
The charter committee will
kindnesses shown them in their
meet again at 10:30 a.m. Sunday,
recent bereavement.
and the steering committee at
8:30 p.m., Tuesday.
the family of the late Lena
Brooks wishes to thank their
friends and relatives for the many
kindnesses shown them during
their recent bereavement.
S. L. A. Marshall, "Detroit
News" expert on foreign affairs.
will address Perfection Lodge No.
486, F. & A. M. at 6 p.m., Wed-
In loving msrnory of our be-
nesday, Nov. 30, at Masonic loved
mother, Ceclia (Zivia)
Temple.
Veliek who iiksi and left us Nov.
Marshall's topic will be "The 29, 1945, the 29th day of Chesh-
Cold War." The lodge is honoring van. Her chliiiren, Alex and Ida.
Senior Warden M. Manuel Belt-
man and Junior Warden Harold
R. Nelson.
Card of Thanks
Perfection Lodge Lists
Talk by S. L. Marshall
In Memoriam
Obituaries
the other hand, there is one ele-
ment in Israel that wants the
Arab Jews. These are the cleri-
•alists of all parties because they
depend on the backward people
from the Arab states,
•
BENJAMIN LEVINE, 67, of
3317 Taylor avenue, died Nov. 13.
Services were it Hebrew Benev-
olent Society. :fe is survived by
a brother an i :aster in London,
Eng.
SAM FORMAN, 65, of 2440 Ful-
And what will become of the
European Jews? There will evi- lerton avenue. lied Nov. 19. Ser-
dently always he a Jewish prob- vices were at Hebrew Benevolent.
He leaves his -wife, Sarah; sons,
lem.
Dr. Sol and MAX; and daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Samuels, MI's. Betty
Evnitz and Mr:. Sadie Novak.
Pfc. Jacob Ulan'off.
Laid to Rest Here
MEYER FINE, 42, of 4048.Tux-
edo avenue, 1:ed. Nov. 18. Ser-
Pfc. Jacob P. Ulanoff, who was vices were at Hebrew Benevolent.
killed in action in Italy on Oct. He leaves his wife Betty and
27, 1944, at the
daughter Lois Ann.
age of 36, was
reburied in the
JOSEPH GORDON, 54, of 4293
Clements avenue, died Nov. 19.
veterans' section
Services were at Hebrew Benev-
of the Hebrew
olent. He is survived by his wife,
Memorial Park.
Lillian; son, Sherell, and daugh-
Funeral services
ters, Zelda and Sandra.
were held at the
Hebrew Benev-
LOUIS SAMBURG, of 18(143
olent Society.
Birwood avenue, died Nov. 14.
Rabbi Morris
Services t were 3t Ira Kaufman
Adler and Can-
Chapel. He leaves his wife, Sa-
tor Jacob Son- Pfc. Ulanoff
enklar officiated. Military trib- dye; sisters, Mrs. Louis Lenin and
ute was paid by the Jewish War Mrs. Mollie Lefko, and brother,
Veterans and the Gold Star Fa- James.
thers.
Pfc. Mandl' is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Ulanoff of Virginia Park, his
wife Lilly, his brothel. Abraham
and his sister, Mrs. Valter Poole.
Bnai Moshe Men Plan
Lehrman Book RevieW
SADIE SOIANION, of 33350
Burlingame avenue, died Nov. 17.
Services were at "Ira Kaufman. •
She is survived by her husband,
Myron; sons, Robert and Ernest;
and daughters, Mrs.
Marjorie
Gold, Edith, Emily and Marilyn.
HERMAN J. FISHER. of 2989
Elmhurst avenue, died Nov. 19.
Jewish Book Month will be ob- Services were at Ira Kaufman.
served by the Men's Club of Bnai He leaves hi: :•ns, David, Ray-
mond, Simon.
Moshe at 9 p.m.. Tuesday.
end
Sam, and
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will re- daughter, Mrs. ?-marl Coleman.
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