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September 11, 1942 - Image 36

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1942-09-11

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Dear Boys and Girls:

A Happy New Year to you all!

We have experienced a very sad year in the life of all peoples
and especially the Jewish people, and we shall all be praying
during the Holy Days which commence this Friday night for a
year of peace and of freedom.
As we usher in Rosh Hashanah, we must all remember the
sad past, and we must think in terms of hope and courage of the
future. I am thinking of the following lines by the great Hebrew
poet. Jetiuda Halevi, who wrote nearly 800 years ago:

Happy is he that watches, drawing near,

Until he sees Thy glorious lights arise,
And over whom Thy dawn breaks full and clear
Set in the Orient skies.
But happiest he, who, with exultant eyes,
The bliss of Thy redeemed ones shall behold
And see Thy youth renewed as in the days of old.

This is the true spirit of our peonle—never to give up hope
awl always to look forward to a better future; to trust in God
and to retain a youthful outlook on life.

On the occasion of the New Year, this column is longer than
usual, and you will have more to read during the two days of
Rosh Hashanah.

I repeat my good wishes to You on the New Year and I. pray
&ma hope that of you and your families will be blessed with
health and happiness and that we shall all welcome a victorious
peace during the months to come.
UNCLE DANIEL.
• • •
THOUGHTS FOR NEXT YEAR batical month of rest and recre-
By Dr. Joseph Krauskopf
ation by all the inhabitants of

Palestine, and therefore its new
moon was greeted with louder
sounds of the trumpet than that
of any other month.
As time passed "the turning
oo;nt of the year" the fading
leaf and the falling foliage
awakened serious thoughts in
man, and the solemn tone of
the Shofar addressed itself to
him in the words: "Awake, ye
man, from slumber, arouse from
lethargy, search your ways, re-'
member your God and return
to the path of duty!"
The Day of Memorial became
• • •
to the people a day of self-
The Lessons of Rosh Hashanah examination, a Day of Judg-
The firt– Eray of Tishri, some-
time; known as the Day of The
Bler.ving of The Trumpet, is cel-
ebrated as the New Year's Day.
The s-n - enth month, following
the six months of work in the ===-
to the Readers of
was welcomed as a Sab-
The JEWISH NEWS
for a Very Happy

Cori , another year—
Gone beyond recall:
Gonrp its smile and tear.
Gone its joy and thrall.
Vain is now lament,
Naught canst thou efface:
Thoulh thou now repent
Naught canst thou erase.
Dawns another year—
Open it aright;
Thou shalt have no fear
In its fading lipht.
that not a stain,
Live that not a deed
May awaken pain,
'ay erasure need.

!GREETINGS ...

The Detroit Chapter
of the
Federation of Polish Jews
in America

Extends West Wishes for a
Happy New Year
to the Jewish Community
of Detroit
arid takes this means to
Thank All Its Supporters
for the Aid and
Encouragement Given the
Movement During the -
Past Year!

and Prosperous
N E W
YEAR 5-
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R. F. HAUENSTEIN

Friday, September 11, 1942

JEWISH NEWS

ment, when the Ruler of Life
sits on the world's throne to in-
vestigate the doings of man, and
allot to each, as it were, his
destiny for the coming year,
whether for life or for death,
for happiness or for woe.
There are three lessons to be
drawn from the observance of
the New Year's Day. The first
one tells us to look back upon
the past year with its exper-
iences of joy and sorrow, with
gratitude to God, the Ruler of
our Destiny, and renew our
trust in Him. The second teach-
ing tells us to look back upon
our doings and misdoings during
the year, recognizing that God,
the stern Judge of the world,
searches our hearts and reads
every thought therein, and de-
termine to begin the new life
with better resolves and higher
purposes. The third lesson tells
us to look upon the life of man-
kind and especially upon the
history of Israel in the light of
God's Revelations on Mount
Moriah, Mount Sinai and Mount
Zion.

Sees Near East
As Battle Front

Many More Signatures Ex-
pected for Petition Against
Against Nazi Atrocities

NEW YORK (JPS)—More than
100,000 signatures already have

been obtained for a petition ad-
dressed to President RooseVelt on
behalf of the Jewish victims of
Nazi atrocities, the Jewish Labor
Committee, which is gathering
the signatures, has announced.
The campaign to obtain support
for the petition ends September
15. Originally designed as an ap-
peal to the President to speak out --
in warning to the Nazis against
their continued massacre of Jews,
the petition is now a token of ap-
preciation to the President for his
message to the recent Madison
Rear Admiral H. E. Yarnell
Square Garden meeting in New
Rear Admiral H. E. Yarnell York.
• • a
(Retired), a member of the Com-
mittee for a Jewish Army of
Source of Good and Evil
Stateless and Palestinian Jews,
* * *
The Talmud relates the fol- believes that the Near East will
lowing story:
undoubtedly be the , decisive
CONGREGATION
Rabbi Gamaliel ordered his theater of land operations short-
ly.
servant Lobi to bring something
good from the market and he
brought a tongue. At another
Wishes All Ifs
time he told him to bring some-
thing bad, and he also returned
Members and Their Families
with a tongue.
and All Its Friends
"Why did you on both occa-
sions fetch a tongue?" the rabbi
asked.
A HAPPY AND
"It is the source of good and
PROSPEROUS
evil," Lobi replied. "If it is good
there is nothing better, if it is
bad, there is nothing worse."

B'NAI MOSHE

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• •

ON THE NEW YEAR!

N THE spirit of a united nation,
marching together in defense of
our sacred liberties and our
common justice of man to man, re-
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May the coming year
bring to you and to
your loved ones a full
measure of content-
ment, good health,
happiness and pros-
perity. May it bring
peace to the ravished
world through the
just victory of our
common cause. -

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Luck

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