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THE JEWISH. NEWS

Congregational Activities

Ark and Scroll
To Be Dedicated
At Jackson Prison

DETROIT DELEGATES
Ceremony to Take Place
TO ORTHODOX PARLEY
Tuesday; Torah Is Gift
The Michigan Synagogue Con-
of Bnai David

ference will be represented at
the 44th national convention of
the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America, June
28-29, at Riverside Plaza Hotel
in New York, simultaneously with
the annual gathering of the
Rabbinical Council of America.
The theme of the convention
is the role of the Synagogue in
the battle for a free world.
Of specific interest to Detroit-
ers is the report to be given at
the Monday afternoon session by
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter on the
activities and program of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference.
Detroit delegates to the con-
vention include Morris Mohr,
Michigan Synagogue president,
Arthur Gellman, Charles T. Gell-
man, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka and
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter.

An unprecedented ceremony
will take pYace at the State Pris-
on of Southern Michigan at
Jackson on Tuesday, June 30, at
5:30 p. tn. The inmates of Jew-
ish faith will be presented with
a Scroll by Congregation Bnai
David of Detroit.
On this occasion the Ark, in
which this Scroll will be placed,
will also be dedicated. This Ark
and the Porochos, the velvet
curtains that cover the Ark,
have been made at the Prison as
a gift of the Jewish inmates, who
paid for the materials.
The service of the dedication
will be conducted by Rabbi Josh-
ua S. Sperka, Jewish chaplain of
the prison, and the Cantors' as-
sociation of Detroit. Participating
in this service will be Dr. Gar-
rett Heyns, director of the De-
partment of Corrections, and
Warden Harry II. Jackson of the
State Prison. Following the serv-
ice, a kosher dinner will be
served to the inmates and guests
by the board of trustees of Con-
gregation Bnai David.
The committee of arrange-
ments includes Joseph A. Block,
president of Bnai David; David
J. Cohen, Sidney Gorman, Frank
Hoffman. Dr. Leon A. I:a tzin,
Louis Please. Samuel Hal:it -7 an..1
Saul Waxman.

Wyandotte Oneg
Shabbat, School
Close for Season

The Oneg Shabbat and Sunday
School classes of Congregation
Beth El, Wyandotte, closed for
the summer.
Rabbi and Mrs. Abraham Dan-
zig taught classes in history, re-
ligion, Ethics of the Fathers, es-
sence of Judaism and current
events.
Upon closing the school for
the year, Meyer D. Stern, chair-
man of the board of education,
presented each child with a cer-
tificate of merit. Those receiving
prizes were:
Dorothy and Miriam Fogel, for
project work; Richard Bardos
and Doreen Wolfe of River
Rouge, perfect attendance; An-
nette and Philip Mittleman of
Ecorse, Doreen Wolfe, Richard
Bardos, Phyllis Rosenberg, Dan-
ny, Miriam and Dorothy Fogel,
United Jewish War
Morton Rosenberg, Ruth Harris
and Billy White, certificates of
Effort Mobilized
merit. David Bittker's booklet
"Customs and Rituals" received
Jewish Congress Movement honorable mention.

Aided by Representatives
From 17 States

Representatives of leading
national Jewish organizations
were joined by representatives of
Jewish communities in 17 states
including Michigan in. associat-
ing themselves with the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress in its ef-
forts to set up a United Jewish
War Effort.
This undertaking will be
launched on Sunday afternoon,
June 28, at Hotel Commodore, at
a conference to be attended by
representatives of Jewish organ-
izations.
More than 1000 delegates are
expected to participate in the de-
liberations.

EMANUEL SISTERHOOD
Sisterhood of Congregation
Emanuel will close the season

with a luncheonette meeting in

the social hall of the Synagogue
corner Taylor and Woodrow Wil-
son Ayes__ Monday, June 29, at
1:00 p.m. Mrs. Wm. Adelson is
president and Mrs. Herman Fish-
er is in charge of arrangements
for the clay.

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Juniors To Hold
Annual Dance At
Shaarey Zedek

The annual informal dinner of
the Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek will be held this
Sunday in the social hall of
Shaarey Zedek. Dancing will be

from 9 to 1 o'clock. Refreshments

will be served.
Members will be admitted free
with their "dates" or escorts.
Non-members will be charged
$1.25 per couple. Tickets may be
obtainel by calling Harvey Weis-
berg, president, To. 8-9697.
Hary Barnett and his orches-
tra, featuring Kenny Singer at
the drums, will provide the
music.

Hahatzalah Drive
Gains New Impetus

Its quota for Detroit still far
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is continuing its efforts.
Young Israel of Detroit, at a
recent meeting, pledged to sup-
ply squads from among its mem-
bership to contact prospective
donors. Leading congregations,
including Shaarey Zedek and
Bnai David, have sent letters to
their members requesting them
that contributions be sent to
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A partial list of some of the
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larger donations received from
individuals
and
organizations
Also Swedish Massage,
(congregational collections not
included) follows: Jacob Baker,
Oil and Alcohol Rub ...
Expert Attendants
$175; David Edelman, $175; Da-
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Aid Society, $100; Mrs. S. Gold-
The
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& Rail Co., $50; Fred Butzel, $50;
Sol B. Cohen, $50; Detroymore
HOTEL and MINERAL BATHS
Realty Co., $50; A. Arowon, $25;
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TEMPLE
CONVENE IN DETROIT
The first meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the National
Federation of Temple Secretaries
will be held this week-end at
Temple Beth El, Detroit. Repre-
sentatives of six cities will be in
session.
Irving I. Katz, executive secre-
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Youth Convention
LOBBIE
To Hear Address
by David Deutsch

By Detroit Rabbi

Detroit Young Israel Dele-
gates Named to Atlantic

City Conclave

Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter of
Congregation Beth TQfilo Eman-
uel, Detroit, who has been the
spiritual advisor of local Young
Israel for
than four years,b`;--
has been invited .'
to address the
30th annual con-
vention of t h e
Jewish religious
youth movement
to be held June
26 to 29 at the
St. Charles Ho-
tel, Atlantic
Rabbi
City, N. J. He
will deliver a Wohlgelernter
paper on the "National Scope of
Young Israel" Saturday after-
noon.
Samuel H. Fromberg, national
president, issued a convention
call to the 70 branches of the
movement.
Other delegates representing
Young Israel of Detroit at this
conclave will be: Charles T. Gell-
man, president; Vice-President
Arnold I. Cohen; Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Berris. Arthur Gellman,
Morris Kar, Ida Karbal, Rose
Klein, Samuel and Al Platt, Eph-
raim Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Sho-
lom Ralph, Kate Weiss and Mrs.
Wohlgelernter.

Prays for Fiance at
Downtown Synagogue

As mourners were reciting the
Kaddish at the Downtown Syna-
gogue one day last week, a young
lady came in and said she want-
ed to pray for her fiance who is
in the army. Rabbi Herman Ros-
enwasser thereupon guided her
in her devotions and recited a
special prayer with her for the
safe return of her fiance and for
victory for the democracies.

TEMPLE ISRAEL

Sabbath Eve services of Tem-
ple Israel are held every Friday
night at 611 Boulevard Bldg.,
Woodward at Grand Blvd., at
8:30.
On Friday night, June 26, Stan-
ley Wise, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wise, will celebrate his
Bar Mitzvah.
During the summer the Friday
night services are scheduled to
last three quarters of an hour.
Rabbi Leon Fram delivers brief
sermons on the "Ethics of the
Fathers" or on the scriptural
portion of the week.
Dan Frohman is organizing a
large choir to sing at the High
Holy Day services of Temple
Israel in the auditorium of the
Detroit Institute of Arts. All who
are interested in joining the
choir should communicate with
the office of Temple Israel, 610
Boulevard Bldg., Trinity 1-5110.

'Copyright 1942 by Independe
'Jewish Press Service, Inc.)

From coast to coast the b
shot Jews whose names ap
on Jewish organization let
heads and who razored th
Jewish contributions down
now appearing as big givers
various other causes, even tho
"overseas"—as long as they
not "just Jewish."
w
Hugh Grant Straus,
wouldn't be seen dead with
Communist, is now chairman
the newly formed Russian W
Relief Campaign Committee
Brooklyn. He is also president
the Brooklyn Federation of Je
ish Charities.
Why didn't the Jewish pape
notice the Commencement D
address at the Catholic Unive
ty of America by Leo T. Cro
ley, Alien Property Custodia
It reflected the anxiety in t
capital about anti-Semitism
certain Catholic circles. Said
in part, after observing "
very essence of our religion
charity": "Worst of all, it ha
pens that barriers are ra"
against people for reasons of
ligion or race that prevent th
from enjoying the rights that
long to them as children of G
Not separatism, not prejudice
bigotry, but a zeal for the
fare of all should ever dist'
guish the Catholic." . . .
oh yes, here's what else he sal
"There is a crying need for Je
ish leaders in government,
business, in industry and in
bor. When I say Jewish leade
I do not mean individuals w
just happen to be Jews. I
thinking of men and women w
know and understond their r
ligion and are able to think
through and put it to work
their daily lives." . . . Oops, r
sorry, the word Catholic shou
appear in that quotation eve
where the word Jew or Je '
was inserted. I can just ima •
that the rabbis who went to A
lantic City to protest that th
are Americans and nothing e
got apoplexy reading that qu
tation from Crowley until th
were assured he said Catho
and not Jewish. These rabb
with the "mission of Israel"
their souls should get aro
and hear how Catholics spe
of their destiny in America
Catholics. They'd have to ha
five Atlantic City conferences
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