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20th Anniversary Rabbis of Detroit
Dinner of Young Honor Hershman
Israel on Sunday

With 15 per cent of its adult
male membership now serving in
the armed forces of the U. S.,
Young Israel will climax its 20th
anniversary celebration with a
patrons' dinner Sunday evening,
at the Shaarey Zedek.
Dr, H. Raphael Gold of Dallas
Tex., physician and rabbi, and J.
David Delman, national presi-
dent, New York attorney, will be
the guest speakers. Prominent
local and national leaders will
attend the event.
Young Israel of Detroit, one of
70 religious youth groups belong-
ing to this national movement
throughout the country, has se-
lected Verse 13, Psalm 147, as
the theme of this year's observ-
ance: "For He hath strengthened
the bars of thy gates; He hath
blessed the children within
thee."
Marking Young Israel's anni-
versary, special services will be
conducted at Mogen Abraham
Synagogue of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah this Saturday morning.
M. Walfish of the Toronto Young
Israel branch will officiate.
Continuing the adult educa-
tional program, Dr. Samson R.
Weiss of the local Yeshivah will
speak next Wednesday at 9 p. m.
on "Religious Reconstruction in
the Post-War World."

Detroit Delegation
To Mizrachi Parley

A delegation headed by Irving
W. Schlussel, president of the
Mizrachi organization of Detroit,
will attend the midwest Mizrachi
conference this week-end in Chi-
cago.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman will be
one of the speakers "at the con-
ference.
The local delegation also in-
cludes Daniel 7emchin, president
of mid-west Mizrachi region,
Isadore Sosnick, Leizer Levine,
Meyer Beckman and Jacob Le-
vine.

Rabbi Fram to Discuss
Patriarchs, Matriarchs

Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
Israel Will deliVer the second of
his series of Friday night lectures.
on Jewish folklore and legends
next Friday, Nova
Nov.20, at 8:30 p.
m., in the Lecture Hall of the
Detroit Institute of ArtS. His
topic will be "The Legends of
the Patriarchs and the Matri-
archs." Other lecture subjects in
the series will be "The Legends
of Moses," "The Legends of the
Temple, "The Legends of Solo=`
mon," and "The Legends of
Chassidism."
Cantor Robert S. Tulman, ac-
companied by Organist Karl W.
Haas, will chant traditional Sab-
bath melodies. The services will
be followed by a social hour and
the young people will gather for
the Youth Symposium.
This Friday night, Temple Is-
rael will dedicate its Service
Flag. Boy and Girl Scouts of
Temple Israel, and the High
School Choir, will participate.
Rabbi Fram will preach on the
subject "Armistice or Perma-
nent Peace?"

Has Served Shaarey Zedek
35 Years; Granted Six
Months' Leave

Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg
Addresses Flint's
Armistice Program

EDITORIAL

Best Wishes to Dr. Hershman

Rabbi Abraham M. Hershman has completed 35
years of service with Congregation Shaarey Zedek, and
the community at large will undoubtedly be pleased to .
learn that he has been granted a six months' leave of ab-
sence for a much deserved rest.
This sabbatical leave should enable Dr. Hershman to
complete the scholarly work on the Jews in Northern
Africa for which he. was awarded his Doctorate. Jewish
scholarship is being enriched by such excellent research
material. At the same time, Rabbi Hershman,' in addition
to being given an opportunity to rest from his many years
of labor, should be in position to plan other literary works
for which he has gathered material during the years he
has devoted to study and research.
wishing Dr. and Mrs. Hershman a pleasant half
State Synagogue Conference year In
of rest, we express the hope that they will return
Adopts Recommendation
greatly invigorated to the honored place they have earned
in the Jewish community of Detroit.
at Sessions Here

Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg of Flint's
Congregation Beth Israel was one
of the speakers at the Armistice
Day program held at Atwood
Thirty-five years of service Stadium in Flint.
rendered by Dr. A. M. Hershman
Many community organizations
as Rabbi of Congregation Shaarey participated in the celebration.
Zedek and to the comTnunity of Another speaker was Lieut.-Col.
Detroit was given recognition by Owen J. Cleary.
his colleagues who honored him

Michigan Region
Rabbinate Urged

DR. A. M. HERSHMAN

at a luncheon at the Shaarey
Zedek at noon on -Thursday.
Arranged by a committee
under the chairmanship of Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer, rabbi of
Temple Beth El, the rabbis of
Detroit assembled to pay respect
to Shaarey Zedek's spiritual lead-
er whose scholarship has won
national acclaim.
The luncheon was arranged in
honor of Dr. Hershman on the
eve of his departure with Mrs.
Hershman for a six months' leave
of absence granted him by his
congregation, for a much de-
served rest.
His Services Praised
In a statement announcing that
Dr. Hershman has been granted
six months' leave, Congregation
Shaarey Zedek states: "During
his ministry the Synagogue has
become one of the most impor-
tant traditional congregations in
the country."
Rabbi Hershman will preach at
the Sabbath morning service on
Nov. 14 and his friends will have
an opportunity at the close of the
service to bid him farewell.
Rabbi Morris Adler is associate
rabbi of Shaarey. Zedek.
Message From Dr. Hershman
Dr. Hershman has asked The
Jewish News to publish the fol-
lowing message he has addressed
to his congregation and the com-
munity:
"My Congregation was good
enough to grant me a Sabbatical
Semester. Mrs. Hershman and I
are leaving the early part of next
week. On the eve of our depart-
ure we beg to extend to all our
friends our best wishes for good
health and strength, for the pow-
er to face the swaying fortunes
of the momentous days before us
with courage and faith."

The fall convention of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference
took place last Sunday at Yeshi-
vah Beth Yehuda, Cortland and
Dexter, and was attended by
delegates of 20 Detroit syna-
gogues and representatives of
outstate congregations.
The convention was preceded
by a meeting of the board of
directors of the Vaad-Ha-Yeshi-
VQth. It was reported that dur-
ing the last three months regu-
lated collections amounted to a
total., of $12,125.87, of which
$6,556.56 went to Palestine insti-
tutions, $2,310 to American insti-
tutions, and $3,259.30 to Vaad
Hatzala (Emergency Committee
for War Stranded in Siberia).
The board added to the execu-
tive committee M. Dubrinsky, L.
Solai, William Sandler.
A luncheon was prepared,
under the direction of Mrs. Hy-
man Rottenberg, by Ladies of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah.
Morris Mohr, president of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference,
welcomed the delegates. Rabbi
Moses Fishier, as representative
of Vaad Horabonim, greeted the
convention. The guest speaker
was Rabbi S. P. Wohlgelernter
of Seattle, Wash., who analyzed
the pressing problems of the
Jewish community in war time.
Reports were submitted by the
following: Rabbi L. Levin and
Rabbi M. Levi for Vaad Heyeshi-
voth, Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter
for religious and education com-
mittee.
A recommendation was made
for the establishment of a re-
gional rabbinate in the Upper
Peninsula.
Joseph Block and Jacob Shew-
itz were appointed on a commit-
tee to raise funds for the
expansion of the conference ac-
tivities.

Places in the War is Topic
Of Rabbi Adler's Talks

Rabbi Morris Adler will in-
augurate a series of lectures on
"Crucial Places of Our Day," at
the late Friday evening service,
November ar, at 8:15 p. m., at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
The series will concern the unique
place in the war and in the peace
to follow, possessed by key places
On the globe, which have been
highlighted into . a new promin-
ence. The first lecture will deal
First Jewish Chaplain in
with "China." In other addresses
United States Army
India, Russia and Palestine will
The first Jewish Chaplain in be discussed.
the U. S. Army was Rabbi Jacob
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar, as-
Frankol, of Philadelphia, who sisted by a choir of male voices,
was commissioned in 1862.
will officiate at the service.

Speaks at Young
Israel Services

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Offers Suggestions
For Internal Peace

Dr. B. Benedict • Glazer of
Temple Beth El will speak on
Friday evening, Nov. 20, at 8
o'clock, at the Sabbath Eve ser-
vices on "The Elements of A
Well-Balanced Life—Some Sug-
gestions fOr Those in Want of
Internal Peace." A social hour
follows the services.
The music will be rendered by
the Temple Quartet, under the
direction of Julius Chajes, with
Jason Tickton at the organ.
Dr. Glazer will preach at the
Sabbath morning services in the
main auditorium at 11 o'clock.

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