Friday, September 18, 1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Pogo Tweive

Activities In The Detroit Congregations',

Yom Kippur Calls Community
To Prayer, Solemn Meditation

Special Services, Ushered in by Beautiful Kol Nidre, Planned
for All Congregations; World Cataclysm Reflected
in Sermon Subjects

Provision has been made in all Detroit congregations
and in a number of specially-arranged auxiliary services
for more than 35,000 worshippers to participate in Yom
Kippur services, commencing with Kol Nidre on Sunday
evening and all day Monday.
At Temple Beth El
Yom Kippur services will be held at Congregational
Beth El as follows:

Sunday at 7:30 p. m.; Monday+
at 10 a. rn.; children's services
At the Bnai Moshe
Monday at 1 p. m.; memorial
Congregation Bnai Moshe will
service Monday at 4 p. M.
begin the observance of Yom
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will Kippur with the traditional Kol
conduct the services in the main Nidre chanted by Cantor David
auditorium and Rabbi Herschel Katzman and a choir directed by
Lemon in the Brown Memorial Nathan Turbowsky.
Sermons will be preached by
chapel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin,
rabbi emeritus, will preach in Rabbi Moses Fischer and Rabbi
the main auditorium at the Jacob J. Nathan. Rabbi Fischer

morning services.
The music in the main audi-

torium will be provided by the

Temple quartet under the direc-
tion of Julius Chajes, with Ja-
son Tickton at the organ. The
MUSIC in the chapel will be by
the chapel quartet with Bernard
Heiden at the orgaio.

At the Shaarey Zedek

At the Shaarey Zedek, Dr. A.
M Hershman and Rabbi Morris
Adler will deliver the sermons
in the main auditorium and the
au xil iary services.
Rabbi Hershman will deliver
the Kol Nidre sermon in the so-
cial hall and Rabbi Adler will
speak in the main auditorium.
The order will be revered on
Yom Kippur Day.

At Temple Israel

Stanislaw Schapiro, first vio-
linist of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra, and pupil of Leopold
Auer. will play the Bruch ver-
sion of the Kol Nidre at the Yom
Kippuir E-Cie services of Temple
Israel. in the auditorium of the
Detroit Institute of Arts, Sunday
at 8 p. m. At the same service,
Miss Emma Shever, special so-
loist. will sing the Kaddish or
memorial prayer to the music
written for it by the famous
modern composer, Maurice Ra-
vel.
Y',m Kippur morning services
will begin at 10 a. m. Monday,
and the memorial service will be

will deliver the message Sunday
evening on the topic, "Yom Kip-
pur. Israel's Hope and Faith and
the Jewish Way of Life." Rabbi
Nathan's sermon, "In Memor-
iam." will be delivered before
YiLkor prayers on Monday.
The junior congregation will
hold services in the Harry Ros-
man Assembly Hall twice on
Monday, in the forenoon and the
afternoon. They will be directed
by Samuel Novetsky.

Young Israel Services

Large audiences of young men
and women worshipped Rosh
Hashanah at The two young Israel
the Yeshivah
Synagogues in

Bldg. and in the Joy Road Bldg.

Prayers were chanted by Cantor
M. Walfish of Toronto, an active
young Israelite, and Rabbi Jacob
Ungar, respectively. Both will
conduct the services on Yom
Kippur. Addresses were deliv-
ered by Dr. Samson R. Weiss,
Rabbi Naphtuli Carlebach, and
Rabbi .M. E. Wintner, Torah Vo-
daath representative.
Daniel Birnbaum, vice-presi-
dent and Gabbai of the Joy Road
Synagogue, and President Gell-
man were in charge.

Bnai Israel, 268 W. Pike St.,
Pontiac, Rabbi I. Strauss will
preach at Kol Nidre services on
the theme "A Call to Judgment."
Monday's services will begin at

Nidre is a Challenge"
will be the subject of Rabbi
Fram's sermon on Yom Kippur
E ,.•e. In the morning he will
preach on the subject, "Hunger,"
and at the memorial service on,
"Thy Dead Shall Live."
A special children's Yom Kip-
pur service will be held in the
auditorium of the Institute of
Arts Monday afternoon, Sept. 21,
at 2 o'clock. Rabbi Fram will
tell a Yom Kippur story and

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At Beth Itzchock

At Congregation Beth .Itz-

chock, 3836 Fischer Ave., the
sermons will be delivered by
Rabbi Jacob Hoberman. Cantor
S. Kirsch will chant the Kol Ni-
dre and Musaph services.
AT DOWNTOWN SYNAGOGUE
"The Day of Atonement, Our
Divine War Lesson" will be the
theme of Rabbi Herman Rosen-
wasser's sermon at Kol Nidre
services.
Men in our armed service will J.W.V. to Distribute Diaries
Among Men in Service;
be accorded the privilege of hold-
ing the Scroll of the Law.
Sponsor Bugle Corps
Day of Atonement Radio
Program
Arthur Fixel, Chairman of the
The Synagogue Council of Am- Michigan J.W.V. Drum and Bu-
erica will conduct a Day of gle Corps, reports that 36 young
Atonement Radio program over boys between the ages of 12 and
the National Broadcasting Com- 16 are now being tutored every
pany next Sunday afternoon, week at Central High School by
Sept. 20, at 4:30 p. m. Eastern Albert Browning who is an ex-
War Time.
pert drum, drill, and bugle mas-
Messages will be delivered by ter. Mr. Browning and Mr. Fixel
Rabbi David de Sola Pool of are assisted by George Walt,
New York, former president of Maurice Kasmer, Mrs. Louba
the Synagogue Council of Amer- Lupiloff, and other representa-
ica and Adolph Rosenberg of Cin- tives of the J.W.V. and their aux-
cinnati, chairman of the execu- iliaries.
tive board of the Union of Am-
There are still a few openings
erican Hebrew Congregations.
for the Drum and Bugle Corps.
The musical portion of the Those interested should call de-
program will be under the di- partment headquarters, 10 W.
rection of A. W. Binder, professor Warren, or call TEmple 2-3855.
of liturgical music at the Jewish
The Department of Michigan is
Institute of Religion. The soloist raising funds to further the
will be Emanuel List, basso of "Adopt-a-Yank" program. Har-
the Metropolitan Opera Company ry Schaeffer is the department
who will sing Kol Niche.
chairman of this project. One-
thousand diaries, entitled "My
WANTED — 50 Million In- Life In The Service," will be
come Earners, to Put at purchased and distributed to
Least 10 Per Cent of men and women in the service

Veterans Further
`Adopt-Yank' Plan

Earnings in War Bonds.

Services for the first day of
Succoth will be held in the main
auditorium of Temple Beth El
on Saturday, Sept. 26, at 10:30.
As in past years the Sisterhood
will decorate the indoor Succah
in the Brown Memorial Chapel
as well as the miniature Succah
on the pulpit in the main audi-
torium.

Strong Pro•Labor

Stand is Taken
By Reform Rabbis

ST. LOUIS (JPS)—A vigorous
endorsement of Congress for its
refusal "to pass anti-labor laws"
and a demand upon the Ameri-
can press that it be "more pains-
taking" in its repcmts of the "dis-
putes between capital and labor"
are among the highlights of a
Labor Day message issued by the
Commission on Justice and Peace
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis, headed by
Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman of
this city.

"It takes a great deal of liv-
ing to get a little deal of learn-
ing."—Ruskin.

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Kippur morning, "What Are We
Fighting For?"

A program of Yom Kippur
music will be broadcast by the
choir of Temple Israel over WWJ
Sunday noon,. Sept. 20, from 12
to 12:30 p. m.
The solists will be Cantor Rob-
ert S. Tulman, Emma Shever and
Dorothy Okoon.
Among the selections to be
sung will be the Kol Niche,
Avinu Malkenu and the Kaddish.
The Shofar also will be heard.
The choir of Temple Israel is
conducted by Dan Frohman. The
organist is Karl W. Haas.

Succoth Services
At Temple Beth El

The New Year brings each of us
the personal opportunity to serve
the cause of our great United
States and of all Humanity.

Cantor Robert S. Tulman and
Mine Shever will sing hymns of
the Holydays.

Do Your
Share

At the Huai David

At Congregation Bnai David,
Rabbi Joshua A. Sperka will de-
liver sermons on the following
topics:
Kol Nidre night, "The Great-
est Thing in the World"; Yom

Yom Kippur Music
To Be on WWJ

Bnai Israel at Pontiac

At the Orthodox Congregation

held at 4 p. m.

The New Year
Brings
a Call to
Service

8:30 a. m. There will be a mem-
orial service at noon with spial
devotion for those who hav giv-
en their lives in the service of
the United Nations.

For Victory
and A Happy New Year

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