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Friday, April 2, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Children's Day of Sorrow
Set for Sunday at 11 A. M.

Rabbi Goldman
To Address Rally
Of Gewerkshaften

Refugee Boys and Girls to Relate Experiences of Shaarey
Dr. Solomon Goldman, one of
Zedek and Hampton School; Audience to Join
the most eminent leaders in the
in Solemn Observance
ranks of Conservative Judaism

in this country, will be the guest

The Children's Day of Sorrow and Call to Faith will be speaker at the final rally of the
observed at 11 a.m. this Sunday, and all Jewish school child-
ren have been asked to attend the two assemblies at the
Shaarey Zedek and at the Temple Israel meeting place in the
Hampton School.
Parents are asked to send their children to the meeting.

nearest their home and to join
in the demonstration of Jewish Aleichem Schools, Arbeiter Ring
solidarity, faith and hope.
Schools, Farband Schools, Yeshi-
This observance has been initi- vah Beth Yehuda, Private
ated by the National Council for Schools, Intermediate Youth
Jewish Education, who called up- Groups of the Jewish Community
on its membership throughout the Center, AZA (Junior Bnai Brith),
country to initiate this observ- Young Judaeans, Zionist Youth
ance in protest against Nazi atro- Council, and Young Israel Youth
:ities.
Groups.
Programs Completed
The two programs will open
with the presentation of colors
and Pledge of Allegiance by the
Jewish Boy Scouts of America.
ft will be followed by the singing
Df the "Star Spangled Banner" by
the audience. Prayers will be
Chanted, at the Shaarey Zedek, Reports to be Made Monday
DR. SOLOMON GOLDMAN
)37. Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar
on Campaign to Honor
tnd the Synagogue Choir, and at
Detroit Gewerkshaften Campaign,
temple Israel by Cantor Robert
at the Detroit Institute of Arts,
100th Anniversary
rulman.
Sunday evening, April 11.
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith
Rabbi Goldman has taken an
Under the heading "Out of the
Lands of Bondage", six refugee will meet Monday night in the active part in the civic, cultural
boys and girls will relate their main auditorium of the Jewish and religious life of the nation.
experiences in the lands of suf- Community Center and will hear A graduate of New York Uni-
fering. At Shaarey Zedek, Sieg- reports on the membership drive versity and the Jewish Theologi-
fried Findling, Ruth Katzmann, to honor Bnai Brith's 100th an- cal Seminary of America, he did
Susanne Eisler and Marion Barn- niversary.
graduate work at Columbia Uni-
berger will relate their stories,
The latest membership bulle- versity and the University of Chi-
with Louis Neimand of the Jew- tin issued by District Grand cago, and holds the degree of -
ish Community Center as narra- Lodge No. 6, Bnai Brith, lists Doctor of Hebrew Letters.
tor, and at the Temple Israel, Max Pisgah Lodge on the roll of
Headed. Zionists
Krolik and Anne Stein will tell honor for enlisting the largest
Dr. Goldman was formerly
of their experiences, with Miss number of new members.
president of the Zionist Organiza-
Anna Oxenhandler of Temple
Isadore Starr, chairman of tion of America and has been a
Israel as narrator.
Pisgah Lodge membership com- member of the boards of many
Audiences To Pray
mittee, reports that special teams national organizations. His lec-
The program also will include have been organized by the new tures have taken him to Europe,
prayers by the audience and re- members of the 85th anniversary Asia, South America and South
Africa. He is the editor of a ser-
citations of Psalms and excerpts class.
ies of Hebrew classics and the
from modern Hebrew and Yid-
The present drive will be of
dish poets by the following: Anna short duration and will culminate author of several books in the
Baschin, Raymond Zweig, Rachel in a public initiation. Every male field of Judaism and philosophy.
Since 1929, he has been the Rabbi
Rosenstein, Eugene Mondry, Han-
Jew 21 years or older is eligible. of the Anshe Emet Synagogue in
nah Cohen, Judith Pregerson,
Those who desire to join the Chicago.
Rachel Schulman, Sraba Prag
Bnai Brith can obtain application
and Ethel Katzman.
The following trio will be fea-
A letter from the Jewish blanks by calling the lodge's of- tured on the musical program:
fice, CHerry 3372.
children to President Roosevelt
Katj a Andy, pianist; Jascha
Last Monday Pisgah Lodge Schwartzman, cellist, and Henry
will be read during the services
presented a program dedicated Siegl, violinist.
by Herman N. Robinson.
Other participants are Rabbi to Jewish art, music and humor.
Pisgah Lodge meets the first
Morris Adler of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and Rabbi Leon and third Monday nights of each May Festival Coming
Fram of Temple Israel, who will month in the Jewish Center. Ru-
read the message from the Mayor dolph Meyersohn, president, an- To Detroit on May 10
of Detroit and also will address nounces that the meeting sched-
Detroit will have its first May
the children; Bernard Isaacs of uled for April 19 has been can-
Festival
starting May 10 when S.
celled
due
to
the
first
Seder.
the United Hebrew Schools;
Hurok brings a brilliant galaxy
Rabbi Samson Weiss of Yeshivath
of stars to the Masonic Auditor-
Beth Yehuda; Rabbi Joshua
ium for a week of Music and
Sperka of Congregation Bnai
Ballet.
David. The program will also in-
The roster of artists to appear
clude the reading of a declara-
on the concert stage during the
tion of Sorrow, Faith and Hope
week with full accompaniment of
by Samuel Schwartz of AZA and
the Detroit Symphony includes
will close with a silent prayer.
such headliners as Lily Pons and
The Mayor's Letter
30-Day Institute Will Be Held Andre Kostelanetz in joint re-
The Mayor's letter was address-
cital, May 11; Oscar Levant, in
ed to Rabbi Leon -- Fram of At Jewish Center To Meet an all-Gershwin program, May
Temple Israel. The text of the
Needs Of Agencies
13; Arthur Rubinstein, pianist, in
letter follows:
In an effort to provide short his first appearance in Detroit,
"Dear Rabbi Fram:
term training for new workers May 14. Efrem Kurtz will con-
"The observance of Child-
in
the Jewish Center field, the duct the orchestra for Levant and
ren's Day of Mourning by the
Jewish
Welfare Board is partici- Rubinstein.
Jewish Community of Detroit
pating in a cooperative plan with
will have wholesome effects.
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struction and rehabilitation.
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This task will fall largely
for workers to deal with prob-
upon the rising generation.
lems created by the war.
"By meetings such as
The program will include
"Children's Day of Mourn-
principles and methods of meet-
ing", the foundations for co-
ings needs of groups and indi-
operative effort are being
viduals, problems of administra-
laid. I commend the spon-
tion and supervision, social
sors and participants who in
planning and organization with
this dark hour stress life's
reference to the local and na-
three ultimates—truth, beau-
tional setting, and work-shop in
ty, and goodness.
program skills.
Sincerely yours,
Students interested may in-
Edward J. Jeferies, Jr.
Cooperating Organizations are: quire at the Jewish Community
United Hebrew Schools, Shaarey Center.
Zedek Religious School, Temple
Israel Religious School, Bnai
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Labor Zionist Convention
Asks Homeland, Equality

1,000 Delegates Adopt Three-Point Program During th . e:
National Parley Calling for Establishment of
Commonwealth, Rescue of Jews

NEW YORK (JPS) — Representing 40,000 organized
members of the Labor Zionist movement, 1,000 delegates
meeting here in a three-day convention adopted a three-point
program -calling for the establishment of Palestine as the
Jewish Commonwealth, the immediate rescue of European
Jewry and the grant of full equality to Jews after the war.

Gathered at the. Hotel Pennsyl-
vania for the meeting, which was
marked by vigorous declarations
of policy, were representatives of
the Poale Zion, the Jewish Na-
tional Workers' Alliance, the
Pioneer Women's Organization,
the League for Labor Palestine,
and Habonim Labor Zionist
Youth.
Asserting that Palestine can
absorb large numbers of Jews,
who could live in peace with the
Arabs, Moshe Shertok, political
chief of the Jewish Agency for
Palestine, told the conference, "If
we are not fully mobilized,
the Jews will lose out at the
peace conference through sheer
fault. We must demand govern-
mental powers in the upbuilding
of Palestine."
Reads Declaration
Baruch Zukerman, of the
Poale Zion, read a declaration
which consisted of the following
points:
1—The first duty of the organ-
ization is the destruction of Naz-
ism and Fascism.
2—The second task is the sav-
ing of millions of Jews in Europe.
The White Paper of 1939 should
be discarded and the gates of
Palestine opened.
3—An International League to
assure a stable peace is recom-
mended for the post-war world.
The League should have govern-
mental powers and a world court
to assure freedom and equality
among all nations and races.
4-L-The Jews must be assured
equality after the war, in order
that the Jewish problem, "one of
the greatest anomalies of our
time," may be solved. The Jewish
Agency must be given inter-
national recognition and authority
to regulate immigration to Pales-
tine.
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5—All forms of anti-Semitism
must be outlawed and anti-Jew-
ish decrees revoked. The Jews

of Palestine must be given the
opportunity to participate fully
in the war.
6—A friendly hand is extended
to the Arabs, with whom "it is
our wish to live .. in peace." The
Arabs must recognize the justice
of the Jewish claim to equal
status.
7—Greetings are extended to
Jews of all countries fighting to
win the war.
Hayim Greenberg, editor of
the Jewish Frontier, assailed "the
hypocrisy and the timidity of
those who have expressed their
sympathies behind closed doors,
but fear to take any public ac-
tion."

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