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THE JEWISH NEWS

lAptii 24, 1942

fight Detroiters

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CH I LDREN S

CORNER

Our Letter Box

articipate in

BOOKS

You Should Read

ongress Parley

DR. EISENBERG CALLS THE
JEWISH NEWS LEADER OF
•essions of Women's Division ANGLO-JEWISH FIELD

Being Held. This Week-
End in New York

A four-day convention mark-

•e-

Editor, The Jewish News:
For many years, I regarded
the weekly which you edited one
of the leading Anglo-Jewish
papers in the country. However,
I must say that the Detroit Jew-
ish News, the third issue of
which I received over the week-
end surpasses your former, ex-
cellent achievements. Your var-
ious News Services, the special
interest columns and special fea-
tures, the format, etc., have al-
ready established it as the leader
of the Anglo-Jewish weeklies in
America.
I congratulate you and the *De-
troit Jewish community. May
you go "mechayil el choyil" for
the enhancement of Detroit
Jewry and as an example to the

SHOLEM ASCH'S STORIES

The two names of author and
translator are in themselves suf-
ficient to bring fame to any book.

Think of a work of which

ng the 12th anniversary of the
Dear Boys and Girls:
Sholem Asch is the creator and
omen's Division of the Amer-
Maurice Samuel the translator
Do you have a Bible in your home?
can Jewish Congress will be held
from the Yiddish into English! It
at
Hotel
Astor,
New
York
City,
Do you make it a point to read portions from the
is certain to draw unprecedented
April
25
to
28.
Bible from time to time?
attention.
Mrs. Irma Lindheim will ad-
The Bible is the greatest Book in existence. It is the dress an Oneg Shabbat at the
And this is as it should be with
the book of 29 short stories ap-
foundation for the three leading religions in the world,
ree Synagogue. Saturday. A re-
pearing under the collective title
and as Jews we should be proud that it is our contribution
to the world.
It would be wrong, therefore — would it not — if
"The Lucky Touch," one of
Jews were not to own and= read the Bible and if the Jewish
the short stories appearing in
Sholem Asch's "Children of
people, who became known as the People of the Book,
Abraham," appears on page 4
were to fail to become fully acquainted with this great
of this issue, by special ar-
Book.
rangement with the publishers.
To encourage the buying of Bibles by Jews and the
rest
of
this
country.
reading of our Holy Scriptures by our people, young and
AZRIEL EISENBERG, "Children of Abraham" and pub-
old, I am devoting this column to the Bible.
Director, Bureau of Jewish Edu- lished today by G. P. Putnam's
Will you write to me and tell me what portions of the
cation, Cleveland.
Sons, 2 W. 45th St.. New York.
Bible you have read this week?
It is as fascinating a Collection
If you wish to read the prescribed portions of tY-
at Hotel Astor, SundaY. Mrs. A. as Mr. Asch could produce, and
Biblical readings every week, you can find the selections
H. Vixman, convention chairman, it is as well done into English as
on the editorial page of The Jewish News. -
and Mrs. B. Spitzer, chairman of the master of the literary word,
A happy Sabbath to you all.
the
convention committee of the Mr. Samuel, is capable of.
UNCLE DANIEL.
The themes and characters are

••

Parties For DOOM
Home League May 20

WHAT IS THE BIBLE?

In- a statement prepared by
Leo W. Schwarz, a very able
Jewish writer, for Young Jud-
aea, the important movement of
Jewish youth which functions
as the junior branch of the Zion-
ist movement in America, the
meaning and importance of the
Bible is described as follows:
If one thinks of the Bible in
terms of a book as we know it
today—a book of fiction, a book
of history, etc.—that person has
an erroneous idea of what the
Bible actually is.
The Bible is not a book; it is
not only a collection of stories
or of law or of religious writings.
The Bible is a collection of books
and works, written during many
centuries of Israel's history,
which were finally placed to-
gether and edited by the scribes
for study and edification.
Some books which were not
admitted into the collection —
such as the book of Maccabees
and Wisdom of Ben Sira—are
known as apocryphal writings
(hidden writings). In the Talmud
there is a discussion as to which
books are divinely inspired.
Glance into a Hebrew Bible or
into the translation of the Jew-
ish Publication Society and you
will find the collection is divid-
ed into three sections, viz. Torah
(Law) or five books of Moses;
Neviim (Prophetical books) and
Ketubim (Miscellaneous writ-
ings)-

Tickets for the annual simul-
taneous card and Mah Jong
MRS. A. H. VIXMAN
parties of the Detroit League of
the National Home for Jewish ception to the delegates will be
Children at Denver are now Meld at Rodeiph Sholom Temple
he same evening.

ANY NOTED SPEAKERS ,

Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president
of the American Jewish Congress,
r. Nahum Goldman, chairman
of the administrative committee
of the World Jewish Congress,
r. Jacob Robinson, director of
e Institute of Jewish Affairs,
and Mrs. Stephen S. Wise, presi-
dent of the Women's Division,
will be the featured speakers at
• • e business session to be held

national Jewish women's organ-
varied. There is the little boy
izations, will present greetings.
who dreams of the Messiah.
ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
, There is the elderly East Side
Round Table discussions will New York Jew who tells of his
be held Monday. Discussion on second love affair—with his own
participation in war relief and wife. On the Russian-Polish bor-
civilian defense activities will be der, a Jewish innkeeper turns his
led by Mrs. Ira Frank; combat- business place into a church for
ting economic discrimination by the oppressed Polish Catholics.
Mrs. Monroe Rosenthal; Congress
Thus—Ad Infinitum
Refugee Houses by Mrs. William
Each story has a different plot
Korn; education, Mrs. Anna Cen-
ter Schneiderman; Inter-Ameri- in a different part of the world.
can co-operation, Mrs. Dora Ten- Each hero is a character deline-
enbaum; legislation, Miss Milly ated with the skill of Sholem
Brandt; interfaith activities, Mrs. Asch.
"Children of Abraham" is a
Julius Siegal, public relations,
Mrs. Anna Shepherd; organiza- collective work of art. It is a bril-
tion, Mrs. A. H. Vixman. Others liant set of stories which should
participating in the deliberations be read by young and old, by
include Mrs. Bernard S. Deutsch, Christians as well as Jews, for an
treasurer - of the Women's Divi- appreciation of the Jewish char-
sion; Mrs. Perry P. Burnstine, acters who make up the different
vice-president in charge of fund elements who forms Jewry.
raising of the Detroit Women's
Division;
cording secretary; Mrs. A. M.

chairman of this project. Distri-
Detroiters who will attend the Hershman, Mrs. Henry Graff,
•ution of tickets is under the
convention in addition to Mrs. Mrs. William Adelson, corres-
chairmanship of Mrs. Louis Burnstine and Mrs. Spevakow, ponding secretary, Mrs. William
urns and Mrs. Edward Solo-
are Mrs. Irving Dworman, re- Gottesman, Mrs. Jacob Harvith.
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