In The Detroit Congregations
Activities
MOST APPROPRIATE BIBLICAL
QUOTATIONS FOR CURRENT WEEK
TEMPLE ISRAEL
At the services of Temple
Israel this Friday evening. at
8:30. in the Lecture Hall of the
Detroit Institute of Arts. Rabbi
Leon Fram will speak on the
The graduating class of the Rose Sittig Cohen
theme "Watch on the Rhine - . re-
Branch of the United Hebrew Schools could not agree
viewing the famous stage play.
on the most appropriate Biblical verse for the week.
After the services, the Young
People's Club of Temple Israel
They therefore, gave Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
‘vill conduct a discussion on the
of the schools, the following three selections.
play. The Sisterhood of Temple
"Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself."
Israel will conduct a social hour
Leviticus 19:18.
in the Romanesque Hall of the
"Ye shall eat the blood of no manner of
Institute of Arts.
flesh." Leviticus 17:14.
YOUTH SERVICE
Temple Israel invites the Jew-
"And if a stranger sojourn with thee in your
ish youth of the city to a special
land, ye shall not do him wrong." Leviticus
youth Sabbath eve service to be
19:33 (Kedoshim).
held in the Auditorium of the
The last, relative to the stranger, was suggested
Detroit Institute of Arts. Friday.
by a member of the class who is himself a refugee
May I. at 8:30. Young people will
boy. He insists that this is the best verse he has ever
participate in the conduct of the
service. After the service. there
found.
will. be a symposium in which
the officers and representatives
of Jewish youth organizations in
the city will speak briefly on
the work of their organizations.
anti will engage in discussion on
the role of Detroit Jewish Youth
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Zack of
in the Jewish community and in
Pennington Drive had as their
America's war effort.
The subject of Rabbi Fram's guests last week the latter's
The Hon. Charles C. Simons,
Sermon on May 1 will be "Youth mother, Mrs. Morris Shulman of
United States Cir-
on the Threshold of a New Akron, 0., and her aunt. Mrs. Judge of the
Louis Golden of Los Angeles. cuit Court of Appeals, one of the
World - .
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outstanding orators in Michigan,
The Young People's Club of
Mrs. Rose Peters returned to will deliver the address at the
Temple Israel and other young
her home in Milwaukee after a annual Laymen's Service at
people's groups will serve as
visit with her brother-in-law and Temple Beth El, Woodward and
hosts and hostesses for the social
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gladstone, this Friday evening,
hour which will follow the serv-
April 24.
Stenbuck of Pontiac.
ices. They will also serve as ush-
• • • •
This annual service is part of
ers during the services.
Mr. and Mrs. . Jacob Maze•, a nation-wide program conducted
Among the Jewish youth or- formerly of Atkinson Ave.. have by Reform congregations.
ganizations to participate. will be taken up their residence at the
Benjamin Wilk. Charles H.
the Young People's Club of Tem- Wilshire Hotel.
Kottler and Karl Segall will par-
ple Israel, Council of Jewish
• • •
cipate in the reading of the serv-
Juniors. Junior Service Group,
Sigmma Alpha Beta Sorority
be provided
Young People's Club of Shaarey will entertain their friends at a ice. The music will
by the Temple choir under the
Zedek. Junior Hadassah, Young bridge tea at Franklin Hills
People's Club of Bnai Moshe, Country Club, May 2. Hostesses direction of George Galvani, with
Jason Tickton at the organ. A
Junior Bnai Brith, A. Z. A.
for the day will be Claire Solo- social hour will follow the
Temple Israel announces that mon, Bette Frank, Pat Finster- services.
it will hold its Confirmation serv- wald, Phyllis
Alvin, Shirley
ice on Sheozuoth .(The Feast of Frank, Barbara Prentis, Marilyn
Weeks), Thursday night. May 21. Sandorf ancl.s. Betty. Lewis.
in the auditorium of the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
Miss Isabel Wolfner of Burling-
SOCIETY
ton Drive entertained Miss Sally
Brown and her house guest, Miss
Mary Freschl, who returned to
her home in Milwaukee, Wis., at
luncheon at the Book Cadillac
Hotel last Saturday.
• • •
Honoring Miss Bernice Acker-
man, a May bride-elect, Mrs. N.
B. Cooper and Mrs. Alfred Acker-
man were joint hostesses to 80
TEMPLE .BETH EL
Dr. 13. Benedict Glazer will de-
liver the sermon at Terhple Beth
El services Friday evening, May
1. on the subject "A Program for
Jewish Life Today—a Challenge
to Those Concerned Only About
Ant i-Semitism."
The Layman's Service will be
held this Friday evening and guests at a miscellaneous shower,
Judge Charles C. Simons will be at the Wilshire Hotel. April 21.
the speaker.
Mrs. Isadore Katz will fete Miss
Ackerman at a miscellaneous
PROTESTING RABBIS'
PARLEY WILL FIGHT
ZIONIST PROGRAM
PHILADELPHIA (JPS).—At
the instigation of Rabbi Louis
Wolsey, prominent anti-Zionist
rabbi of this city, a national con-
ference of rabbis dissenting from
the recent majority decision of
the Central Conference of Amer-
ican Rabbis on the subject of a
Jewish Army in Palestine, is to
be held at Hotel Chelsea, Atlan-
tic City, on Junel and 2 in order
to formulate a program to com-
bat the Zionist movement in the
United States.
In association with 22 other
anti-Zionist rabbis, Rabbi Wolsey
issued an appeal for attendance
at the parley because "we have
noticed with considerable appre-
hension the growing tendency to
retreat from fundamentally im-
portant viewpoints essential to
the welfare of Israel in America
and the world."
shower for 50 guests at the Bel-
crest Hotel, April 29. The Misses
Marjorie Cooper and Zeta Blair
will compliment Miss Ackerman
at a personal shower, May 5.
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Students from Ann Arbor who
spent the week-end with their
respective parents were the
Misses Muriel Lipson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lipson,
Bernice Newton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Newton, Ber-
nice. Rosenbaum, daughter of
Mrs. adn Mrs. Max Rosenbaum,
Dolly Dunitz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Dunitz.
• • •
Mrs. George Feldman was the
honor guest at a birthday cele-
bration at which her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bergman,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bremen,
and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Rubin
weer hosts to 50 of their rela-
tives and friends at a dinner
given at Huyler's, April 14.
• • •
Mrs. A. Allen Kahl returned
home from a two weeks' visit
with her parents, the Harry Win-
trobs, of Toronto, Ontario.
CHARGE FOR USE OF OUR CHAPEL
•
To Hear Talk by
Judge Simons
Wieser Hailed
by Young Israel
Dr. and Mrs. Moses L. Wieser,
who were leaders in the Mizrachi
orthodox Zionist movement in
Switzerland, recently arrived in
Detroit and
were welcomed
as affiliates of
the local move-
ment as well as
of Young Israel.
At a recent
meeting of
Young Israel,
Dr. Wieser was .
greeted official-
ly by Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgel-
ernter who ex-
pressed assur-
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will
Hear Husband
for First Time as Cantor Here
Refugee
Robert S. Tullman's Wife, Safe After 2-Year 'Fight to
Escape Nazis, to Attend Temple Israel
Next Sabbath
The coming Sabbath will be a proud and happy day
for Cantor Robert S. Tullman when he chants the liturgi-
cal hymns in Temple Israel, for on that occasion his wife
who just has arrived here after escaping from war-torn
Europe, will be present and for the first time will hear
her husband's resonant voice as cantor in a synagogue.
Cantor Tullman went to New York City Sunday to meet
his wife after an absence of two
years, and brought her home to
Detroit Thursday.
Cantor Tullman was born in
Kamenetz-Podolsk, Poland, the
son of Cantor Joseph Tullman,
who now lives in Tel Aviv, Pal-
estine.
WAS OPERA STAR
While he was learning the
music of the synagogue from
his father, a friend was impress-
ed by his fine voice and helped
him to finance a course of study.
Later he sang grand opera all
over Europe. Then Hitler came
into power, and Tullman was
eliminated from the opera stage.
As the Nazi hordes spread
through Europe he was forced
to flee from one country to an-
other. He went to Austria, to
Czecho-Slovakia, and finally to
Paris, where he met his future
wife. When the German army
swept into Paris, he escaped to
Marseilles, and there embarked
for America. However, his wife,
whom he had married in Paris,
was not permitted to accompany
him.
It was ony after very lengthy
Fram heard of him. Rabbi Fram
went to the metropolis and
promptly engaged him. Since
corning to Detroit, Cantor Tull-
man has made many friends. He
has appeared numerous times
upon the concert stage, was solo-
ist with the WPA Symphony or-
chestra, and has assisted in the
Jewish Community Center and
the Jewish Music series. He will
take part in a concert of Jewish
music May 17, at Shaarey Zedek.
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of the services in the main au-
ditorium on Saturday, May 2.
Sheldon Lutz and Harvey Weis-
berg will act as cantors. Lena-
myra Saulson will give the res-
ume of the Sedra, while E,veleen
Budnitzky will comment on the
Haftorah. Elaine Weisman will
lead in the reading of the Ash-
rey. Harvey Weisberg, president
of the Junior Congregation, will
also act as Baal Koreh. Sanford
Perlis will deliver the sermon.
The public is invited to attend
these services which will begin
at 9 o'clock sharp.
on
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The sermon at the services this
Sabbath morning, at Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek, will be de-
livered by Rabbi Morris Adler.
BNAI MOSHE MEN'S CLUB
Lawrence.
The club is also sponsoring a
card party on Wednesday, May
6, proceeds to go to Russian and
Chinese war relief. The public
is invited to both events. -
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Dr. Wieser was graduated
from the University of Michigan
and holds a certificate of the
National Board of Dental Exam-
iners. He had practiced dentistry
in Switzerland for 12 years, but
because of state rules was com-
pelled to take a course here, un-
dergoing hardships when he was
unable to take examinations on
the Sabbath and Jewish holidays.
He now has offices in the Dex-
ter Theater Bldg., which are
closed on the Sabbath.
Mrs. Wieser is the daughter of
Dr. Meyer Horowitz, well known
rabbi and physician, who now is
in Palestine.
w,as at last able to join her hus-
band here, and it was the inter-
vention of the Hebrew Sheltering
and Immigrant Aid Society
that made the eventual reunion
possible. This organization ar-
ranged for her visa and for pa-
pers of transfer to Lisbon. From
time- to time obstacles were put
in her way to delay her depar-
ture, but each time they were
overcome by Hias.
Cantor Tullman was singing
in New York when Rabbi- Leon
The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek will take charge
Dr. Wieser
'negotiations that Mrs. Tullman
"FOUND" BY RABBI FRAM
JUNIOR CONGREGATION
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
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