Friday, October 29, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Thirteen

Activities in Our Synagogues and Schools

Temple Israel Succah Contest Winners

Louis Fischer to Address
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club

Eminent Foreign Correspondent, Authority on Russia, to

Speak on 'The Europe of Tomorrow and its Rami-
fications', Wednesday, Nov. 3

Louis Fischer, eminent foreign correspondent, outstand
ing American authority on Russia, will address a pr.blic
meeting arranged by the Men'S Club of Congregr
Shaarey Zedek, Wednesday evening, No. 3, in the social hal 1
of Shaarey Zedek. His subject will be "The Europaof
Tomorrow and Its Ramifications.'

Mr. Fischer, author of "Dawn% -
of Victory," "Why Recognize Austria and Czechoslovakia. He
Russia?," "The Soviets in World lived in Berlin for a number of
Affairs", "Machines and Men in years and spent many years in
Russia" and other important Moscow.
books, wrote for the Nation for
A limited number of tickets to
14 of his 18- years - as foreign cor Mr. Fischer's lecture is available
respondent. He has known inti- to the public at large.
mately most of the great figures
of the early years of the RusSian UNVEIL TOMBSTONE FOR
Revolution as well as the present LOUIS FARNESS ON OCT. 31
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war leaders. His books have be-
Friends of the late Louis Pa
come reference works in all dis- ness are invited to attend the -r- •
cussions of Russian problems.
unveiling of his tombstone at
Mr. Fischer has not limited his Cloverhill Park Cemetery at 1
studies to the Soviets. He is inti- o'clock on. Sunday afternoon, Oct.
mately acquainted with pre-war 31. Dr. A. M. Hershman will
Germany, the Balkans, 'France officiate.
and England. He has • lived
Palestine, having enlisted in the
Open
Men's Wear
Evenings
Jewish Legion during the last
war. He covered the war in
Spain, knows the Middle East,
has been the , house guest of
DEXTER
-Ghandi in India and has visited
in Egypt and Iraq.
at WEBB
HiS analysis of factors in the
rise of totalitarianism in Europe
and its threat to civilization ev-
MICHIGAN'S LARGEST
PLORSHEIM. DEALER
erywhere, including America,
carries particular weight. He
first went to Germany in '1921
and wrote a book about Hitler in
1925, drawing Hitler's attack for
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Open Evenings
Iri 1936 he predicted the fall of

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This photograph shows the prize winners
in the miniature Succah building contest of
Temple Israel • Religious School, conducted
during the Succoth festival. Left to right:

Peace Statement
To Be Dr. Glazer's
Sermon This Friday

Synagogue Conclave
Planned for Nov. 21

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At the Sabbath Eve services
at Temple Beth El this Friday
evening, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
will deliver the sermon on the
topic "The. Catholic, Protestant
and Jewish Declarations on
Peace—What Can It Mean to
Americans Now?"
Dr. Glazer was one of the
original signers of the Joint
Peace Statement which was is-'
sued by the Federal Council of
Churches, National Catholic
Welfare and the Synagogue
Council of America.
The Temple Quartette, under
the direction of Julius Chajes,
with Jason Tickton at the organ,
will render music from the Sab-
bath Eve liturgy. A social hour,
under the auspices of the Temple
Sisterhood, will be held in the
social hall.
Sabbath • morning services are
held from 11 to 12 o'clock.

`Under Cover'
Topic of Rabbi
Fram, Nov. 5

Rabbi Leon Fram will deliver
a book review sermon on John
Roy Carlson's "Under Cover,"
at the Sabbath. Eve services
of Temple Israel, Friday, Notr. 5,
8:30 p. m., in the Lecture Hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.

As chairman of the Communi-
ty Relations Committee of the
Jewish Community Council,
Rabbi Fram is in daily contact
with the perils and the problems
described in "Under Cover." He
will interpret the book and its
findings from the viewpoint of
his personal experience in deal-
ing with subversive groups.

The Young People's Club of
Temple Israel invites the young
people of the community to par-
ticipate in the youth symposium
to follow Rabbi Fram's lecture.
This is the opening youth sym-
posium of the season.

Judith Ann Green, Aviva Freedman, Rose-
mary Lazarus, Richard Makman, Rabbi Leon
Fram, Maynard Makman, Sandra Edelstein,
Dorothy Golatick, Marlene Weber.

binate in Michigan With Dr. S. S.
Auerbach as Field Rabbi minis-
tering to 'the religious and eduea
tional needs • of smaller commu-
Report on Year's Activities; nities.

Rabbi Brown Named Ex-.
ecutive Director

The fall convention of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference
will be held Sunday morning,
Nov. 21, it was announced by the
executive committee,' after its
meeting on Oct. 17. •

Rabbi Max- J. Wohlgelernter,
general secretary, reported at
this meeting, held jointly with
the finance committee, that the
paSt year's activities were suc-
cessful and that an expanded
program is being outlined for the
coming year.

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RISE STEVENS

Among recent actions of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference
were: The High Holyday War
Bond drive which netted a total
sale of $2,000,000; postponement
of induction into the Army of
Jewish boys during the Holy
Days, secured through the Con-
ference's efforts; furtherance of
the Sabbath Observance move-
ment; creation of a Circuit Rab-

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PRESCRIPTIONS

The service will be followed
by a social hour, under the aus-
pices of Temple Israel Sister-
hood.
This Friday night, Oct. 29,
Rabbi Fram preaches on "The
Legend of the Flood." Marvin
Sallen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sallen, celebrates his Bar Mitz-
vah.

Additifmal Religious and School
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Rabbi Jacob M. Brown has
been engaged 'as executive direc-
tor of the• Michigan Synagogue
Conference. A fortner Detroiter,
Rabbi Brown is .a graduate of .
Hebrew Theological College of
Chicago who has served commu-
nities in Atlanta, Ga., and Sioux
City, Ia. He is also a member of
the faculty of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah here:

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