'day, August 7, 1942

Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
POST

By DANNY RASKIN

THE JEWISH NEWS

Farband Seeks
200 Members in
Campaign Here

Workers in Drive Named; 50,-
000 Cigaret Packages
Sent to Russia

Page Thirteen

Congregational Activities

Kentucky Rabbi

At Temple Israel

Do. wntown Synagogue
Holyday Services

High Holyday services will be
Albert Gordon, Substituting conducted at the Downtown
The drive of the Jewish Na-
SLAP AT "PRIMA-DONNAS" tional Workers' Alliance (Far-
for Rabbi Fram, Is Former Synagogue, 1205 Griswold St.,
affording those in the downtown
In a letter to this department, band) for 200 new members in
Detroiter
district an opportunity to attend
len Goodman,_ chairman of Detroit is meeting with success,
according to Isidore Weinstein of
Rabbi Albert Gordon of Tem- services on Rosh Hashonah, Yom
e summer USO social program
ple Israel of Paducah, Ky., a Kippur and Succoth. Rabbi Her-
✓ National Council of Jewish
Detroiter, will be guest rabbi in man Rosenwasser, assisted by
'ors, bewails the fact that so
the pulpit of Temple Israel for Rev. Alex Cohn, former cantor
any "prima-donnas" exist in
the next several Sabbath Eve of the Montcalm Synagogue, will
e USO ranks, discoloring the
officiate.
services.
e picture of the many gener- -
Men serving in the armed
The Sabbath Eve services of
, gracious girls who have
Temple Israel are held during the forces of the U. S. are urged to
ade sacrifices and contributed
summer in Temple Israel Chapel avail themselves of the oppor-
oleheartedly to the entertain-
at 611 Boulevard Bldg., Wood- tunity to attend services at the
ent of men in service. Her
ward at Grand Blvd., Friday Downtown Synagogue.
est trial was that of a girl
nights, at 8:30.
o asked to be allowed to en-
Rabbi Gordon received his rab-
-. tain the boys, then decided
binical degree at the Hebrew
Friday, to leave town when
Union College of Cincinnati in
e party was scheduled at her
1941, and was immediately called
me on Sunday.
to the pulpit at Paducah, Ky. He
"It is regrettable that person-
was educated in the public
ties are emphasized in so
schools of Detroit and at the Uni-
_tty a fashion," says Helen,
versity of Cincinnati, and in the
NEW YORK (JPS) — Chief
.nd the important work of USO
United Hebrew Schools of De-
Rabbi Isaac Herzog has cabled
forgotten so easily, that the
troit.
to
New York from Palesitne, urg-
ntribution of each -person.
He is spending the summer. in
iwever small, be withheld .
Detroit with his parents, Mr. and ing sponsors of the Jewish pa-
rochial school system (yeshivas)
en a social amenty is neg-
Mrs. Abe Gordon.
ISIDORE WEINSTEIN
' ted. Bombers don't send call-
Rabbi Leon Frarn; the -rabbi of to resist the attempt by the New
- cards before dropping their Chicago, field worker who came Temple Israel, is spending his York Board of Regents to en-
d; nor do submarines send a here to supervise the campaign. summer vacation in the Berk- force a teaching program that
tier of introduction to the Mr. Weinstein reports that 80 shire Hills, attending the Berk- would give English and arith-
ssel about to be torpedoed. new members already have been shire Festival of Music at Tangle- metic in the morning, instead of
t some girls want waiting on enrolled and that it is believed wood, Mass. He will be back at in the later afternoon as is now
d and foot, and flowery kow- that the complete quota will be his pulpit for the Sabbath Eve the case. These institutions are
wing before they give any- reached.
services of Friday night, Aug. 21. being threatened with closure
unless they comply with the
ing to make their democracy
The Farband offers its mem-
State law.
bers insurance from $100 to $5,-
e. "
According to the Jewish Moili-
HERE 'N THERE ... Franklin 000. It supports the Zionist pro-
ing Journal, Palestine's Chief
gram
and
participates
in
impor-
Its Country Club's youth have
Rabbi communicated with the
tinged Aug. 15 affair to semi- tant defense efforts.
Lubavetcher Rabbi Joseph
Announcement
was
made
this
mal . .. Herby Hosner's band
Schneierson here_
week
of
the
shipment
by
the
Serve
as
Forest
Rangers
to
furnish ting-a-lingings . . .
kets at Jewish Center, or call Farband of 50,000 packages of Help Save Valuable Lands
6842 . . . League of Detroit cigarettes to men in the Russian
In Algonquin Park
wish Youth finally editioning Armed Services through the
other Youth Speaks after about Russian War Relief.
Camp Tamakwa in Algon-
Announcement also was made
months . . . A. Z. A. annual
quon Park, Ontario, most of
rater district convention, this week of the mailing of in- whose campers are Detroit boys,
surance
dividend
checks
to
Far-
eduled for Labor Day week-
is doing its share in the war ef-
d at Indianola, Wis., called off band members.
fort.
Detroiters participating in the
Reuben Guskin, manager of
e to general war conditions
Lou Handler, popular director
. Younger workers of Metro- Farband membership drive in- of Tamakwa, tells an interesting the Hebrew Actors' Union of
itan Detroit Youth League clude: Branch 370, M. Kumove, story of the share the campers America, is in Detroit, negoti-
ating with the Jewish Theater
vage drive to be labeled, L. Mozer; Branch 114, M. Gel- have in war activities.
Guild for a cast of actors who
for Scrappers" . . . Bnai fand, H. Abrahms, L Polen;
Canada, which has long been
Branch
'79,
Dr.
I.
Zeltzer,
Mr.
will perform in the new Yid-
ishe may be Moonlighting
and Mrs. Glass, M. Kramer, I. at war with the Axis, has and dish theater which is being or-
n.
is
utilizing
a
greater
portion
of
BOUT PEOPLE . .. Gladys Shumacher; Branch 552, M. Sal- its manpower in the war effort; ganized. The leaders in the
ldberger received her Nurse's inger, S. Wasserman; Branch consequently, the Canadian Pro- Guild, recognizing that the the-
137, H. Mondry, B. Rosenthal,
ater will reflect the character
diploma at Harper Hosnital William Hordes, Morris Schauer, vincial Parks, Algonquin Park and standards of thq Detroit
t Monday . . . Martha Kahn Harry Schumer, M. Shibeiner, included, found themselves sore- Jewish communit3;, are uncom-
de her third donation to the M. Lieberman, M. Nickerman, ly in need of Forest Rangers to promising in their desire to open
i ■ d Bank. recently . . .Ruth David Sislin, Mrs. Jaffe.
patrol vast areas and perform with a cast of the finest talent
piro hello's from Fort Bragg,
A group of Detroiters will at- the duties necessary for the safe possible, and the Hebrew Actors'
C. . . Visiting sister and tend the yearly conference of upkeep of the valuable forest Union is expected to release
ther-in-law, Captain and Mrs. city committees of the Farband lands.
those artists who can contribute
ehael Alpern . Songstress in New York Aug. 23. M. Kra-
Accordingly, the Ontario For- towards the maintenance of su-
hel Ross (Ruth Rothenburg) mer, H. Nondry and M. Wiener estry Department, as a solution perior standards.
ting a beautiful sparkler will be among the delegates.
to this problem. enlisted the aid
The Jewish Theater Guild
rn P. F. C. Bernard R. Ber-
of the canvas situated in the headquarters are at 9124 Lin-
..n, of Chicago .. . Joe Zwerd- NIAGARA FALLS CRUISE Park area. The plan was simply wood Ave. The new telephone
,g, former vice president of
to have the counselors and camp- number is TYler 7-9650.
FILLS VACATION NEED ers of the various camps per-
nior Service Group, rapidly
oming a national figure . . .
Offered as a vacation trip for form part of the duties hereto-
sent to West Virginia to those who can get away for only fore done by government-paid Noted Speakers at
n an 0. P. A. office there,
a day or two, the new D & C Fire Rangers. All the camps in Fisher Town Hall
he is addressing throngs of
all-expense cruise to Buffalo and Algonquin Park have received
to 400 in Charleston and
Speakers of note will feature
Niagara Falls is proving to be this plan with great enthusiasm
ghboring communities, plus
and the idea was augmented in the Fisher Theater Town Hall
uent broadcasts . The last one of the most popular boat 1940. Tamakwa volunteered its series on Wednesday mornings
rides and sight-seeing trips on
the seven unmarried Holinstat
the summer's bill of fare, ac- full support, and the Tamakwa starting in October. Among the
rs, Edythe, made it "all
Forest Rangers were organized speakers will be:
Ten," recently, by changing cording to E. F. Simmons, gen- under the skillful leadership and
Leland Stowe, now in Mos-
name to Mrs. Marvin Bar- eral passenger agent for D & C sunervision of Sid Brawer.
cow reporting the Nazi invasion,
Lake Lines.
. . Pvt. Sam Ziff was one
t
Boys participating in this Ivho expects to be back in the
Sailing any night at 5:30 on work this year include Siebert United States in December for
nine men from Detroit in-
, ,ded in a list of soldiers ad- either the Great Buffalo or the Mohr, Gordon Gard, Henry Selk- his lecture tour; Jan Struther,
,tted to officers training school Greater Detroit, largest steam- er, Ralph Foon, Leonard Alkon. delightful young author of
ItMiami Beach, Fla. . . At the ers on the Great Lakes, vaca- Sheldon Alkon, Morton Schol- "Mrs. Miniver" and a brilliant
tioners arrive in Buffalo at 8:30 nick, Mel Rosenhaus, Gene Schul- speaker; Archduke Otto of Aus-
Ienews last week, three
Police were shown walking next morning. Busses take man, Sam Frankenstein, Gil tria; Father Hubbard, "the Gla-
mewhere" in India, and enter- passengers directly to Niagara Osnos, Arthur Munch. Walter cier priest", who for the past
: a novelty shop . . . Imagine Falls.
Shapero, Morton Metzger, Mar- 15 years has been trekking the
1:- surprise upon noticing one
Return busses connect with the tin Kohlenlysrg, Sander Bern- length and breadth of Alaska
ithem to be Sgt. Jimmy Cole- boat for Detroit, which leaves at stein, Emil Wolok, Stanford and the Aleutian Islands, who
. . . Florence Green and 5:30 and arrives in Detroit at Brown, Ramon Jacobs, Herbert will bring the new documentary
• Weber have merged . . . 8:30 the next morning. The all- Shevin, Donn Resnick, Jerry film, "Alaska—Keystone of Pa-
'via Meyers writes from New expense fare of $18.77 includes Katzman, Louis Shreeman, Sam cific Victory"; Carmen Amaya,
k that she'll be soon appear- roundtrip passage on the boat, Shreeman, Marvin Perlis, Har- world's greatest flamenco dan-
t on a nation-wide variety berth in an outside stateroom old Victor, Milton Gordon, Lou cer, and her gypsy troupe of
1•6gram via CBS . . . Remember to and from Buffalo, four deluxe Rosen, Dave Levy and Jerry musicians and dancers, who will
open the season; Eve Curie, re-
en we used to beg her to sing meals on board ship, and bus Solovy.
cently returned from the battle-
tliour dances here?
transportation to the Falls and
"We have already begun send- fronts of Egypt and North
if:YHER.E THEY ARE . . . Paul return. Luncheon at the Falls ing our patrols out over night, Africa; Pierre van Paassen,
I Edelstein, SK 3/c . Brook- is not included.
and the boys cook their own Walter Duranty and Hallett
', Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y.
meals and sleep around a warm Abend, noted foreign corres-
;. Pvt. Sam Weiner . . . 53rd
Louis Nizer, the attorney and camp fire at night. They are pondents; Julien Bryan, Amer-
Base, Brooks Field, Texas author, is preparing a tome deal- building and repairing camp ica's ace camera reporter; Krish-
Pvt. Joe Hootner . . . Camp ing with the subject of what we sites, and learning many useful nalal Shridharani, noted East
1 104 Medical Corps, TNG, Spec- should do with the Germans af- things about the woods and
Indian author of "My India, My
:Platoon, Camp Robinson, Ark. ter the. war.
waters," Mr. Handler states.
America"; Ernest K. Lindley,

Zion Chief Rabbi
Protests Threat
To Close Yeshivas

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TamakwaCampers
Aid War Efforts

Yiddish Theater
Seeking Cast of
Highest Caliber

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State's Synagogue
Conference Meets
Here This Sunday

The preparation for the first
High Holyday season in wartime
will be the major theme to be
discussed at the quarterly meet-
ing of the Michigan Synagogue
Conference, Sunday, Aug. 9, at
Congregation Beth Abraham,
Linwood and Sturtevant. The con-
ference will be opened by Rabbi
JoSeph Thumin.
A speaker of the Office of
Civilian Defense has been in-
vited to address the Conference.
This meeting will discuss ar-
rangements for solemn assemb-
lies and special days of public
prayer emphasizing the import-
ance of a return to religious liv-
ing.
The meeting will open at 8:30
A. M.. with Shachris prayers.
Breakfast will then be served

by officers of Congregation Beth
Abraham, and at 10:30 a film

will be shown by the OCD deal-
ing with air raid protection
measures, followed by the bus-
Mess session of the quarterly
Vaad Ha-Kehilloth conference.
Rabbis, officers, air raid war-
dens and their assistants of all
congregations are invited, in ad-
dition to the members of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference
board_
Among the subjects on the
agenda will be a report of the
national convention of the Un-
ion of Orthodox Congregat'ors
of America with which the
Michigan body has become affil-
iated recently. Morris Mohr,
president of the convention,
Rabbi Israel T. NOtis, of Sag-
inaw, and Rabbi M. J. Wohlgel-
ernter of Congregation Beth Te-
filo Emanuel, attended the na-
tional convention which was
held in New York at the end
of June.
A report will also be given
of the work of the Vaad Haye-
shivoth, the Sabbath move:nor -it,
and other committees of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference.

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Garten, popular book reviewer.
Season membership informa-
tion is available at Town Hall
headquarters, 220-"1-lotel Statier,
or call Cherry 5617.

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