Friday, December

3, 1943

THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational Activities

Dr. Glazer to Give
Sermon on World
Security, Friday

At the Sabbath Eve services of
Temple Beth El this Friday, Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer will speak on
"The Basic Question of Our
Time—Are We Leaving or En-
tering a World of Genuine Se-
curity?"
Music will be rendered by the
Temple Quartet, Julius Chajes
directing and Jason Tickton at
the organ. A social hour under
the auspices of the Sisterhood
will follow the services.

Clinchy to Address
Michigan Meetings

Dr. Everett R. Clinchy, presi-
dent of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews, parent
organization of the Detroit
Round Table, will arrive in De-
troit next Tuesday for a series

Beth El Groups
Sending Hanukah
Gifts to Servicemen

As a Hanukah gift, the Men's
Club of Temple Beth El is send-
ing a year's subscription to the
Reader's Digest to 300 men and
women in the armed forces
whose names appear on the Tem-
ple Beth El Honor Roll. This
project has evoked favorable
comment and many letters of ap-
preciation have come from mem-
bers as well as men and women
in service.
The Sisterhood USO Commit-
tee is preparing Hanukah kits to
be sent to Jewish service men
and women stationed in the De-
troit area and elsewhere. Last
year the Sisterhood sent 1,000
similar kits and received many
letters of appreciation from sol-
diers. These letters have been
placed in a scrap book and were
read by members at Sisterhood
meetings.

DR. EVERETT R. CLINCHY

`Forgotten - Ally'
To Be Reviewed
At Shaarey Zedek

Page Thirteen

Vaad Hahatzalah Indicates
$1,250,000 Budgetary Need

Irwin I. Cohn Issues Report on Results of Solicitations
Among Local Organizations; Young Israel
Synagogues Active in Campaign

Irwin I. Cohn, chairman of the
Detroit committee for the Vaad
First of Late Friday Night Hahatzalah campaign, this week
Services to Hear Talk
reported that a group of organi-
zations have contributed the sum
By Dr. Hershman
of $2,000 towards the quota of
The first in the series of late $5,000 set for the societies in the
Friday evening services will be current $25,000 drive.
Organizational gifts are report-
inaugurated at Congregation Sha-
arey Zedek, Chicago blvd. and ed from the following:
Hebrew Benevolent Society, $500;
Lawton Ave., this Friday at 8:15 Turover
Unterstitzungs Verein, $400:
p. m.
Jewish Women's European Welfare
Organization. $225; Women of Gemi-
Dr. A. M. Hershman will dis- luth Chassodim, Bereznitzer Aid So-
cuss the "Forgotten Ally" by ciety, Brith Sholorn, Sisters of Zion
Mizrachi, $100 each ; Beth Abraham
Pierre Van Paassen. The sermon Free Loan Assn.. Radomer Aid Society.
will analyze and review the sug- Detroit Lechem Aniyim. $50 each:
Berdichever Progressive Aid Society,
gestions and propositions ad- Suwalker Independent Progressive So-
ciety,
$25 each: Mattathias Tent 1005
vanced by the book.
of Macabees, 815: Northern Progres-
Rabbi Morris Adler will con- sive, Lubliner Hilfsverein. $10 each;
Chodorkover Chabna Society, Kadimah
duct the service. Cafitor Jacob H. Social
Club, $5 each.
Sonenklar, assisted by a choir of
Isidore Sosnick and Abraham
male voices, will officiate. A so- H. Jaffin have been helpful in
cial hour will follow.
securing gifts.
A discussion and study group
Organizations that have not yet
will be conducted by Rabbi Ad- contributed are asked to send
ler after the service. The group their gifts to the treasurer, David
will meet in the Allen Room.
I. Berris, 1325 National Bank
Bldg., or the Vaad Hahatzala of-
Rabbi Nathan to Review fice, 12219 Dexter.
Young Israel's Efforts
`Under Cover', Tuesday
With two-thirds of the quota
raised, Young Israel's two syna-
On Tuesday evening, Rabbi Ja-
gogues are reported to have
cob J. Nathan will review "Un-
raised $1,500 for Vaad Hahat-
der Cover" by John Roy Carlson,
zalah. Boxes have been distrib-
at a joint meeting of the Sister-
uted in homes of members and
hood and the Men's Club of Con-
friends, to assist in collections, by
gregational Bnai Moshe, Dexter
the Women's League of Young
at Lawrence.
Israel, whose special Vaad Ha-
Members are invited to attend hatzalah committee is headed by
to hear the book review and to Mrs. Moses L. Wieser.
join in the discussion of it. Re-
Young Israel's efforts have
freshments will be served.
been spurred through the efforts
of Rabbis Jacob Hoberman, Naf-
3 Events Planned
tali Carlebach, Samson R. Weiss,
M. J. Wohlgelernter and Abra-
By Chachmey Lublin

of speaking engagements
in
Michigan which will include the
following:
Tuesday, Dec. 7: Fact Finders
Club meeting at Hotel Statler,
at 12:30; meeting of board of
directors of Detroit Round Table,
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry H. Crane, 671 Edison Ave.
Wednesday, Dec. 8: Noon
meeting of Optimists Club, at
Book Cadillac Hotel; address on
"Education and Human Rela-
tions" at meeting of teachers of
Detroit Public Schools in Inter-
cultural Education series of
Board of Education, at 4 p. m.,
at Northern High School; din-
ner meeting of Central Metho-
dist Church.
Thursday, Dec. 9: Meeting at
Pontiac High School at 10:30 a.
m.; meeting with Flint commun-
Cantor Ringel
ity leaders in the evening.
on Rabbi Sperka's
The second Sabbath gathering
Friday, Dec. 10: Meeting at
Program on WWJ
Grand Rapids Central High of Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin
School at 1:30 p. m.; sermon at will be held this Friday night.
On Sunday at 10:30 a. m., Rab- Temple Emanuel, Grand Rap- Rabbi A. M. Hershberg will be
bi Joshua S. Sperka will deliver ids, at 8 p. m.
the chairman and Rabbis Leizer
his monthly sermon over Radio
Levine and Moses Fischer will
Station WWJ, on the topic "The
be the guest speakers. Rabbi
Fight for Faith."
Holtzman of New York will greet
the gathering.
Cantor Irving Ringel, who was
Last Saturday night, at a meet-
recently elected cantor of Bnai
ing of the board of directors un-
David, will make his first radio
der the chairmanship of Jacob
appearance at this time, and will
Soberman, plans were made for
sing several liturgical selections.
The Men's Club of Temple Is- the banquet to take place on Jan.
Station WWJ invited Rabbi
Sperka to broadcast over its fa- rael will conduct the entire Sab- 2 at the Jewish Center. Dr. Leo
cilities a Sermon concerning Jew- bath Eve service on Friday, Dec. Jung of New York will be the
ish Religion and Holy Days, on 10, in the Lecture Hall of the guest speaker.
At 1 p. m. on Sunday, a mem-
the first Sunday of each month. Detroit Institute of Arts.
Arthur J. Hass will deliver the orial meeting will be held in
Rabbi Sperka can also be heard
every Friday on WWJ, delivering sermon on the subject "Peace tribute to het late Mrs. Rebecca
Treaties and Jewish Rights." Kushner.
the Noon Prayer.
Charles L. Goldstein, president of
the Men's Club, will read from Bnai Zion Seeks Funds
the Scroll of the Torah. Members To Wipe Out Mortgage
of the club will participate in the
reading of the service.
Congregation Bnai Zion, 3841
The Boy Scout Troop, sponsor- Humphrey, is conducting a drive
Dr. Selig S. Auerbach's report ed by the Men's Club, will be for funds to wipe out the out-
on his successful work as director guests and will assist with the standing sum due on the mort-
of the Circuit Rabbinate in Mich- ushering.
gage.
igan was received with enthusi-
The flowers decorating the al-
It is expected that the necess-
asm at the semi-annual conven- tar will be the gift of the club as ary sum will be raised in a
tion of the Michigan Synagogue will also be the refreshments to month. Names of donors will be
Conference held Nov. 21 at be served by the Sisterhood at inscribed on a tablet in the syn-
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. Morris the social hour after the services. agogue.
This Friday night, Rabbi Leon
The committee in charge of the
Mohr, chairman of the executive
committee, presided.
Fram will review Sholem Asch's drive includes I. Sosnick, presi-
Among those who submitted "The Apostle" in the AuditOrium dent; M. Snow, vice-president; J.
Weisberg, treasurer; S. Becker,
reports, outlining the five years' of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
secretary; J. Teitelbaum, J. Wein-
activities of the Conference,
garden, W. Keller and H. Gurra.
were: Rabbi Jacob M. Brown, ex-
ecutive director; Dr. S. R. Weiss,
INSTALL S. Z. FINEBERG
of the religious and educational
AS RABBI OF AUSTIN, ILL.
committee; Rabbi J. S. Sperka,
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Rabbi Shlomoh Z. Fineberg,
for the admissions committee;
Rabbi H. N. Carlebach, for Vaad
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter, formerly of Flint, will be in-
HaYeshivoth and Vaad Hahat- president of Yeshivath Beth Ye- stalled as Rabbi of Congrega-
zala; Mrs. Sperka, for Women's hudah, announces that the semi- tion Bnai Israel of Austin, Chi-
League for Sabbath Observance; annual membership meeting will cago, Ill. at services this Friday
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, sec- be held Monday, Dec. 13, at 8:45 evening.
A banquet and reception
his
retary of the Conference. Rabbi p. m., at the Yeshivath building,
honor will be given Sunday eve-
Kaufman of Nashville, Tenn., ad- Dexter and Cortland.
dressed the convention.
Complete educational and fi- ning at Bal-Tabarin-Sherman
On motion of Osias Zwerdling, nancial reports will be presented. Hotel in Chicago.
president of the Conference, the Members, contributors and par-
delegates voted to uphold the ac- ents of pupils are invited to
tion of the executive committee attend.
of the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America which
went on record favoring severing
connections with the American
KOSHER.
Jewish Committee unless it re-
Restaurant and Dining Room
enters the American Jewish Con-
UNEXCELLED FOOD
ference. The actions of the
Private Dining Room for Parties
American Council for Judaism
NOrthlawn 9786
12017 DEXTER BLVD.
were condemned.

Israel Men's Club
To Conduct Entire
Service on Dec. 10

Circuit Rabbinate
Reports Progress

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Membership Meeting
of Yeshivah Dec.

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Buy War Bonds!

FREDSON'S

Rabbi ,Gold Speaks
Saturday Night at
Palestinian Affair

Rabbi Wolf Gold, president of
world Mizrachi, the religious
Zionist movement, will address
a Palestinian evening sponsored

ham Zentman; Messrs. Wolf . Co-
hen, Jack H. Isbee and Isidore
Sosnick, and Mrs. Isadore Levin.
$400,000 Spent for Relief
-
According to a summary of ac-
tivities released this week by the
Emergency Committee fcir War-
Torn Yeshivoth and Refugee
Scholars, from its office at 132
Nassau St., New York, nearly
$400,000 was transmitted by Vaad
Hahatzalah during the past 12
months for relief and rescue
work in Allied and neutral coun-
tries.
The report states that a total of
$1,182,000 will be needed this
year to provide packages contain-
ing most essential foods and
clothing for persons included in
the group supported by Vaad
Hahatzalah in Siberia and Asiatic
Russia.
Get Lay, Rabbinical Aid
Organized immediately a f ter
the war, Vaad Hahatzalah has
enlisted the aid of the following
la. and rabbinical bodies: Miz-
rachi, Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations, Young Isr a el,
Agudath Israel, Union of Ortho-
dox Rabbis and Rabbinical Coun-
cil of America.
A special license for the ex-
porting of certain rationed foods
has been secured from the OPA.
Three hundred packages are sent
monthly through World Tourist
Co. Teheran is another avenue
for transporting parcels to refu-
gee scholars in the USSR. Per-
mission has been granted to send
150 packages a month at an aver-
age cost of $30, including 11
pounds of food, clothing and
medicaments. During the past
year, 1,748 packages were sent
through Teheran.
Packages are also being sent to
groups in Siberia and Asiatic
Russia through a Palestinian
committee headed by the Chief
Rabbi, Dr. Isaac Herzog.
Seek Diplomatic Exchange
In -addition to sending these
parcels, Vaad Hahatzalah has re-
mitted funds in the amount of
$5,000 a month to refugees in Si-
beria through agencies in this
country and the Polish Ministry
of Finance.
A group of 465 religious
scholars have been maintained in
Shanghai at a cost of $8,500 a
month. Vaad Hahatzalah is now
negotiating for the diplomatic ex-
change of this entire unit.

RABBI WOLF GOLD

by the League for ReligioUs
Labor in Palestine, this Satur-
day evening, at the Shaarey
Zedek. A program of Palestinian
songs will be rendered by Can-
tor J. H. Sonenklar, with Lillian
Robbins at the piano.
The Detroit League, headed
by Dr. A. M. Hershman, invites
the public to this meeting.

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