THE JEWISH NEWS

March 27, 1942

OSTOOlt 1*CIONDA*

March 15, ,942

My recollection is that it is about
24 years since you came out of Nichion sad
to the staff of The News. In all that time,
you have been a diligent student of newspcper
work, anti so have become a responsible editor.

Now you have as associates in a new effort
some of the really important citizens of the
community, and that they have this confidence
in you is couplets assurance of your success.
I hope you may have may years of fruitful work

as editor of The Jewish News.

Cordially yours,

W S Gilmore

Editor

Spring Term of
Beth El College

Mr Philip Slosowits, Editor

The Jewish Sews

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placed on the altar of the future

Temple . Israel
Dedicates Pulpit

On Friday night, March 13, Tem-

ple Israel dedicated the first part
of the future building of Temple
Israel, a newly constructed pulpit!
which for the present will be used
in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts but which will. be

new Temple Israel. The new pul-
pit is the gift of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry W. Gilberg. Rabbi Fram

performed the ceremony of dedica-
tion and while the entire congre-
gation stood, he pronounced the
Shehecheyonu.

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LUGGAGE

The spring term of Beth El Col-
lege of Jewish Studies opened on
Monday, with a fine registration.
The term lasts for ten consecu-
tive Monday evenings from 8 to
10. The following courses are
given:
"Moulders of Jewish Destiny," 8
to 9, by Rabbi Eric Friedland.
The course is devoted to a discus-
sion of outstanding Jewish person-
alities who have influenced the
destiny of the modern Jew.
"The Essence of Jewish History"

8 to 9, by Rabbi Bernard Zeiger.
Meaning
"World Events—Their

for Us As Jews and As Ameri-
cans," 9 to 10, by Rabbi Zieger.
"A Bird's-Eye View of Jewish
Literature," 9 to 10, by Rabbi
Friedland. The course deals with

the captivating field of Jewish
erature from the Post-Biblical per-

iod to modern times.

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Greenberg at Bat Sunday,
As Emissary of U.S. Air Force

Alan- Schwartz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Schwartz of Birch-
crest Road, was
chosen to cap-
tain the 1942-43

basketball team
at Cranbrook
School, Bloom-
field Hills, Mich.
An outstanding
athlete, Alan,
who stands 6'2".
has played center
for two years on
the Cranbrook
five, and left end
on the school's
football squad. A
will
he
junior,
compete in both
sports again next
Allan Schwartz year.

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Cranbrook Honors
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baseball after

the war.
Still displaying those limbering
up exercises he always went
through while awaiting his turn at
bat_, Greenberg, his feet spread well
apart, bat high in the air, brought
back thrilling memories as he
stood at the plate awaiting th4
next pitch.

Greenberg worked out a full day
In a statement to members of with his former teammates at
Temple Israel, Rabbi Leon Fram Lakeland, Fla., recently, apd dis-
has urged that members keep their ! played some of that solid socko
children out of public school on which made him a terror to oppos-
Passover day and bring them to 1 ing pitchers before his enlistment.
the Passover morning services.
Wearing that big number five on
In his statement Rabbi Fram al- his uniform. Hank stepped up to
so urged every member to observe the plate and lambasted three nails
the Seder . feast. He called atten- far over the wall in deep left cen-
tion to the fact that the children ter. Considering that the Lakeland
of Temple Israel Religious School park wall is farther than that at
were being trained to participate Briggs Stadium, the blows were
in the Seder
tremendous clouts. Hank hadn't
Mrs. Samuel Linden, chairman of held a bat in his hand since last'
USO committee of Temple Israel summer, when he took part in a
Sisterhood is receiving offers of practice session in the prison yard
homes in the congregation for at Jackson prison.
Seder hospitality to soldiers and
"How's my condition? Perfect,"
sailors of the Jewish faith who may Greenberg answered his own ques-
be in Detroit at Passover time.
tion
tion as he swung four bats a la the
Hankus Pankus of old. Hank dis-
counted all stories by Eastern
newspapers who have stated that

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- Hank Greenberg in left field."
Sound familiar'
Now a sergeant in the U. S. Air
Force at MacDilll Field, Fla., the
former Detroit Tiger slugger will
play with the Orlando Air Base
team against the Washington Sen-
ators of the American League
March 29.
! To prove that the army hasn't
j taken anything away from him,

Rabbi Fram Asks
Children Attend
Passover Services

Military Sets

Has container to
tooth brush, razor.

Registration for these courses.
can be made at the college office
any week-day from 9 to 5 and on
Monday evenings beginning at 7:30'
p. m. The registration fee is $1 per
Schubot. ,
Rosalind
course. Miss
registrar, can be reached at MAdi-
son 8530.

Tonight Abe Simon, the Jew-
ish behemoth, gets his second
chance to wrest the heavyweight
crown from Joe Louis in a benefit
bout for the Army Relief Fund.,
In their last meeting, "Big Abe", 1
standing six feet three and weigh-I
ing 250 pounds, went 13 rounds
of a scheduled 20 rounder in De-
troit and gave a good account of
himself before Louis felled him
with that famous right cross.
When Simon enters the ring to-
night, he will be the second Jew-
ish fighter to appear on a charity
card for the men in seryice. If
you will remember, Max.' Baer's
little brother Buddy went to bat
for the boys and almost gave his
life for them, sport-ly speaking.
Louis gave "my little brudder"
a thorough pummelling for two
rounds of a scheduled 15 framer.
Buddy, incidentally, stands over six
feet four and weighs in well above
the 200 mark.
In his recent fights, Simon has
been showing a good left hook,
which he lacked in the Louis fight,
and may come through with a sur-
prise, although there is little
chance of his beating the heavy-
weight king. —D. It

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