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Friday, October 8, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

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Rabbis in Plea
For Observance
Of the Sabbath

Modern Meaning
Of Succoth Topic
Of Rabbi Fram

Cooperation of Jews Here Temple Israel Holds Service
Asked in Special Yom
at Institute of Arts,
Kippur Appeal
Thursday, Oct. 14

The. Orthodox Rabbis Detroit,
in a Yom Kippur appeal to the
Jewish community, call for the
co-operation of all Jews in the
movement to enforce the observ-
ance of the Sabbath.
The rabbis' appeal was framed
at a meeting held Oct. 4 at Yeshi-
vath Beth Yehudah.
Urging that everything possible
be done to prevent profanation of
the Holy Day of Rest, the rabbis
appeal for wholehearted support
of the Sabbath observance move-
ment.

"The Modern Meaning of the
Festival of Succoth" will be the
subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's
sermon on the occasion of Tem-
ple Israel's observance of the an-
cient Biblical harvest festival.
The Succoth Service of Temple
Israel will take place in the Lec-
ture Hall of the Detroit Institute
of Arts, Thursday morning, Oct.
14, at 10:30.
The children of the Religious
School of Temple Israel are
building miniature Succahs. The
most artistic creations will be ex-
hibited at the Festival services on
Oct. 14, 15 and 21.
On Friday night, Oct. 15, Tern-
ple Israel will hold its Sabbath
Eve services in the Lecture Hall
of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Rabbi Fram will take as the text
of his sermon the Biblical book
Sisterhood Again Decorates which is especially prescribed for
the Festival of Succoth, "The
Succah on Altar in
Book of Ecclesiastes." Music will
Main Auditorium
be rendered by Cantor Robert S.
Tulman and Karl W. Haas.
Services for the first day of
Succoth. will be held at Temple
Beth El on Thursday morning, Rabbi Zeiger Gets
Oct. 14, at 10:30. Dr. B. Benedict Roanoke, Va., Post
Glazer will officiate and preach
the sermon. The Temple quartet,
Rabbi Bernard Zeiger of Tem-
under the direction of Julius ple Beth Israel of Jackson, Mich.
;
Chajes, with Jason Tickton at the has accepted a call to become
organ, will render the music.
Rabbi of Temple Emanuel . of
As in past years, the Sisterhood Roanoke, Va. He will leave for
will decorate the Succah which his new post after the Holy Days.
will be erected on the altar in the
Rabbi Zeiger is a Detroiter, son
Main Auditorium.
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zeiger -of
Tennyson Ave. On graduating
the Hebrew Union College, • he
became Rabbi of Temple Beth El
of Flint. He came to Detroit reg-
ularly every Monday night to
teach in the system of adult edu-
cation at Temple Beth El under
the direction of Rabbi Leon
When Lillian Gish, distinguish- Fram.
ed star of screen and stage, opens
He left Flint at the call of the
the Detroit Town Hall series in
Hillel Foundation at the Univer-
the Fisher Theater Wednesday,
sity of North Carolina, later ac-
at 11 a.m., she .will launch a
cepting a call from Temple Beth
season brimMing with oppor- Israel of Jackson.
tunities for war service as well
as enlightment.
Uniformed members of the Stuart A. Fraser, chairman of
American Women's Voluntary the Consumer Division, will
Services and the Red Cross, both show how to buy wisely, stop in-
before and after the beloved act- flation and kill the black mar-
ress's talk "From Hollywood to ket.
Lillian Gish, idol of such great
Broadway," will take reserva-
tions in the theater lobby for screen classics as "The Birth of a
Town Hall's third session of Nation," "Way Down East," and
Wednesday afternoon war "Orphans of the Storm," will
classes. Limited to Town Hall open the Detroit Town Hall sea-
members, these classes will be- son in the Fisher Theater
gin Oct. 20 in Huyler's private Wednesday, Oct. 13, at '11 a. m.
dining rooms immediately fol-
Miss Gish will. tell her experi-
lowing the after-lecture cele- ences "From Hollywood to
brity luncheons.
Broadway," and will show some
The AWVS will offer two of the changes in acting tech-
classes. The consumers course, nique. This is her first lecture
in six sessions taught by Mrs. tour.

Temple Beth El
To Hold Succoth
Service on Oct. 14

Fisher Town Hall
And AWVS Sponsor
Two War Classes

Page Thirteen

Detroit Group
Jewish Center Sponsors Opera,
Activities
`Bartered Bride'

"The Bartered Bride," Smet-
Igo Guttmann, Noted Tenor, CENTER TALKERS' GROUP
ana's comic opera, will have its
TO OPEN THIRD SEASON
Features Meeting
The Talkers' Group of the Detroit premiere at the Scottish
Here Tuesday
Jewish Community Center will Rite Cathedral i n Masonic

open its third season tihs month.
Detroit Hadassah's annual Hon- Ed Emerich, as in the past two
or Roll campaign will be con- season, again will lead this acti-
cluded at 2 p. in. next Tuesday, vity.
with the traditional gathering of
Since membership is limited to
20, those interested in participat-
ing in the group should write to
Mr. Emerich at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, Woodward at
Holbrook, Detroit 2, listing name,
address and phone number.
* * *
SUCCOTH DANCE OPENS
CENTER HOLIDAY HOPS
Because of the outstanding
reception by the community of
the Holiday Hops last season, the
Center again will present a series
of these dances.
A Succoth dance, on Sunday
evening, Oct. 17, will mark the
opening of these affairs. Bobby
Grayson and his orchestra will
furnish the music.
At a meeting of the Holiday
Hop committee, Beatrice Bort-
MRS. DAVID GREENBERG
man and Joseph Kwaselow were
members and contributors, at the elected co-chairmen. Other mem-
Detroit Institute of Arts.
bers of the committees are:
Mrs. David Greenberg of New Norma Appel, Ben Britman,
York, former treasurer of the Sophie Edelstein, Marian Good-
national organization, will be man, Charlotte Greenberg, Sally
guest speaker. Mrs. Greenberg Levine, Sid Magnes, Harry
has served as chairman of the Moses, Danny Raskin, Tobie
Reichman, Sara and Frances Rot-
man, Ethel and Rose Shur, Ruth
Sobel, Estelle Starr and Anne
Stern.
* * *
MOTHERS' CLUBS PLAN
SUCCOTH CELEBRATION
The annual .Mothers' Club's
Succoth celebration and camp
reunion will be held Saturday
evening, Oct. 16, at the Center.
The program will include a
tribute to the spirit of Succoth,
and scenes from "A Day • at
Camp."
Mrs. Sydney J. Allen, chair-
man of the Mothers' Clubs ad-
visory board, will preside. Mrs.
Belle D. Levin will act as com-
mentator for the dramatization
of scenes from life at Camp
Chelsea, the Center's summer
camp for mothers and children.
IGO GUTTMANN
The Presidents' Council of the
Mothers' Club will • serve as
Hadassah Palestine Committee hostesses. As in former years
and was a delegate to World the Woodward Club will dec-
Zionist Congresses in 1931, 1933 orate the Succah.
and 1939. She also has served
as chairman of the national
Youth Aliyah Committee for six dames H. C. Broder, J. H. Ehrlich,
years.
Max Frank, Julian H. Krolik and
Tuesday's meeting will be fea- Abraham Srere. Vice-chairmen
tured also by the appearance of are Mesdames Abraham Cooper,
Igo Guttmann, noted European Max Dushkin, Nate Shapero,
tenor, in a musical program. His Henry Wineman. Mrs. Philip
accompanist will be Mrs. Sol Q. Broudo and Mrs. Herman August
Kesler. Mr. Guttmann made his are secretaries. Mrs. Morris Ad-
debut in New York Town Hall ler is president of Detroit Hadas-
in 1942. He appears weekly on sah.
New York radio hours. He has
appeared in leading roles in many
European countries.
SMILO SOAP CO.
The current Hadassah cam-
paign was conducted under the
Extends Best Wishes for
chairmanship of Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson and Mrs. Ralph David-
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
son. Advisory chairmen are Mes-

To all its friends and the
Entire Community

Temple on Sunday evening, Oct.
31.
A representative committee of
Detroiters of all faiths is spon-
soring the presentation of this
opera which is forbidden under
Nazi domination in Czechoslo-
vakia.
"The Bartered Bride" is the
first opera to be produced by
the Detroit Friends of Opera. Its
story deals with the life of the
common people, inhabitants of
a small Czech village.
Leading roles will be sung by
Marguerite Kozenn, who has
been acclaimed in Europe and
in this country; Donald Dame,
an American tenor now with the
New Opera Co., in New York;
Alfonso Pedroza of the San Fran-
cisco Opera Co.; Avery Crew,
tenor soloist of St. Paul's Cath-
edral of Detroit; and seven other
well-known Detroit singers.
The Sponsors
Among the sponsors are:

Dr. and Mrs. Morris Benyas, Mr.
and Mrs. Hy C. Broder. Mrs. Paul
Broder. Fred M. Butzel, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Z. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. David
Cooper, Dr. Aaron Farbman, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Field. Rabbi Leon Fram.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Jacobson, Dr. and Mrs.
Sol Q. Kesler Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Lastar, Dr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Robinson. Miss Setta
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubi-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Tickton, Mr: and
Mrs. • David Wilkus, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wineman, Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Wolfner, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wallace.

N'WEST STUDY CLUB
TO INSTALL OFFICERS
The Northwest Study Club
will install the following officers
at its opening reception of the
season on Monday, at 8:30 p.m.,
at the Center: President, Mrs.
Harry Nachman; vice-presidents,
Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum and
Mrs. Samuel Castin; secretary,
Mrs. Lorraine Nesselson; treasur-
er, Mrs. Joseph Rubin; legisla-
tive chairman, Mrs. Norman
Weingarden; O.P.A.
' chairman,
Mrs. David Zeff; program chair-
man, Mrs. Jack Hoffman.

The Home

Relief Society

wishes its members and friends

a Happy Holiday Season.

Our Fall War Bond Project

will be consummated with a

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Sunday Evening, Oct. 31,
9-12 o'clock.

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THE JEWS OF DETROIT

The Presidents of Detroit Congregations are called upon to

set aside 10 per cent of all moneys collected during the High

Holy Days for the furtherance of Kashruth in this city.

The Committee for Kashruth of the Vaad Hakashruth of

Detroit also calls upon individuals to make contributions to this

worthy cause.

VAAD HAKASHRUTH OF DETROIT,

Rabbi Joseph Thumin, Chairman.