Friday, ward) 24, 1944
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Fourteen
Congregational Activities
Dr. Glazer to Talk
On 'Personal Lives'
`Jewish Diplomacy'
Rabbi Fram's Topic
For Next Friday
"What Really Matters In Our
Personal Lives Today?" will be
the subject of Dr. B. Benedict
Glazer's sermon at Temple Beth
El, this Friday at 8:15 p. m.
The sermon will be based on
Dr. Glazer's recent experiences
in the community.
The musical program will be
rendered by the Temple Quartet
with Julius Chajes directing and
Jason Tickton at the organ.
A social hour under the aus-
pices of the Sisterhood will fol-
low the service.
Speaking from experience as
chairman of the community re-
lations committee of the Jewish
Community Council, Rabbi Leon
Fram will devote his sermon
Friday' night, March 31, at 8:30,
in the Lecture Hall of 'the De-
troit Institute of Arts, to a dis-
cussion of the new art of diplo-
macy in contemporary Jewish
life.
The title of his sermon will
be "The Jewish Community
Council: How It Combats Anti-
Semitism and Builds Goodwill
for Detroit Jewry."
Rabbi Fram will relate his
experiences in encounters with
fanatical anti-Semites as well as
in securing the cooperation of
non-Jews in combatting preju-
dice and building goodwill.
He will explain techniques de-
veloped by the community re-
lations committee in the fight
against hate propaganda and
discrimination.
After the services there will
be a social hour in the Roman-
esque Hall under the auspices
of the Sisterhood. This _ service
is Temple Israel's contribution
to Jewish Community Council
Education Month.
This Friday night, Rabbi
Fram honors the 70th birthday
of Dr. Stephen S. Wise, by
preaching on the subject "Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise: What He
Means to America and to World
Jewry."
Jewish Center
Activities
"Baptism by Fire" Film
At Jewish Center March 29
"Baptism by Fire", a film pro-
duced by the United States
Army, will be shown Wednesday,
March 29, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. The film is an
authentic portrayal of American
forces in action. Two comedies
are also scheduled to be included
in the program. The showing will
start at 8:45 P.M. and will be
held in the Adult Lounge. All are
welcome.
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War Workers' Spring
Festival on March 25
•
The War Workers of the Jew-
ish Community Center will have
a spring festival on March 25,
in the auditorium. There will be
special entertainment, -- music,
dancing and refreshments.
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Marriage Course for
Girls at Jewish Center
A new Marriage Course for
girls is being held at the Jewish
Community Center on Thursday
evenings. Betty Koronsky directs
the group.
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Pre-Passover Holiday
Hop at Center April 2
The seventh Holiday Hop of
the Jewish Community Center
will be a pre-Passover Dance on
Sunday, April 2, at 9 P. M. Russ
Weaver and his Orange-Blossom
Orchestra will play for the event.
Prizes will be given and refresh-
ments will be available.
Parochial School Sets
Examinations April 2
The parochial school spon-
sored by Yeshivath Chachmey
will hold examinations April 2.
The school announces that it is
in constant touch with the De-
troit Board of Education for
supervision. Registrations are
being taken at the school, Elm-
hurst and 14th Sts. Information
is available by calling TO.
7-5438 or TO. 8-5055.
A Shabbos Club was organ-
ized by Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin students. It meets from
2 to 4 P. M. every Saturday.
Children of 8 and older are
invited.
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Harry Rosman
New President
Of Bnai Moshe
HUC Founders' Day
Speaker Announced
Beth El School
Plans Model Seder
Harry Rosman, for many years
identified with Congregation
Bnai Moshe, was elected presi-
dent at the annual meeting last
Sunday. He succeeded Adolph
Beck, who is retiring after two
successive terms.
The Religious School of Tem-
ple Beth El will hold a model
Seder in the Social Hall on Sat-
urday morning, April 1, at 10,
and Sunday morning, April 2,
at 11.
The monthly Children's Serv-
ice will be held on Saturday
morning, April 1, at 11, in the
Main Auditorium.
Hearings Resumed
On Measure to Ban
Race Hatred Mail
DR. ABRAHAM SHUSTERMAN
CINCINNATI. — Dr. Abraham
Shusterman will present the
WASHINGTON, (JTA).— Founders' Day address at the He-
Judge Nathan D. Perlman, vice- brew Union College this Satur-
president of the American Jew- day at 2:30 p. m., Dr. Julius Mor-
ish Congress, •this week de- genstern, president, announced.
nounced the American Civil Lib-
erties Union for its opposition to Dr. Shusterman (HUC 1931) is
the Lynch Bill to ban from the Rabbi of Temple Har Sinai in
mails false and defamatory rec- Baltimore.
ial and religious statements, at
a hearing before the House Post RECOGNIZES HIS BROTHER
IN TEL AVIV NEWSREEL
Office Committee.
Judge Perlman revealed that
TEL AVIV (Palcor)—During
the National Association for the the showing of a newsreel in
Advancement of Colored People which internees were seen be-
also opposes the Lynch Bill as ing liberated from an intern-
a suppression of freedom of ment camp in Italy, a Tel Aviv
speech. Previously Rep.- Walter resident recognized his brother
A. Lynch and Samuel Dickstein, from whom he had had no word
N. Y. Dems spoke for the bill. since the outbreak of • the war.
25TH
Irwin Tamler was re-elected
vice-president and —Dr. Joseph
Starman, secretary, and Eugene
Weiss was picked to succeed
Alex Fisch, as treasurer.
Six directors who were elec-
ted to serve with seven hold-
overs are: Joseph Brown, The-
odore Curtis, Alex Fisch, Ben
F. Goldman, Morris Rosenberg
and Carl Rozner.
The hold-overs' are: A. Finkel-
stein, Sam Freedman, Louis.
Gunsberg, Julius Herskowitz,
Andrew Iczkowitz, Louis Kepes
and Harry Samler.
Rosman served as Bnai Moshe-
president for several terms be-
tween 1925 and 1927 and ha s
been a board member for many
years. He helped organize the-
Men's Club and was its pTesi--
dent. His father, Emanuel Ros-
man, and members of his familyt
are active in Bnai Moshe affairs..
Report has reached the U. S..
that Paulette Goddard arrived in
Chungking to entertain U. S.
Army outposts in China. She is,
the first American actress to
visit our troops there.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
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ACTIVITIES
RESERVE THESE
DATES
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 16
Mothers' Clubs
"The Significance of Passover
in a World at War" is the theme
chosen for discussion by the
Mothers' Clubs.
Luncheon and Institute in the auditorium of the Rose Sittig Cohen
School. Theme of Institute—"What Shall We Teach Our Children."
Wm. A. Lydgate
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
APRIL 17, 18 AND 19
"Jolly Funsters"
The "Jolly Funsters" is the
name of the new adult group
which started several weeks ago MMOOMSSNSSSIMMOMSIMIC
at the Jewish Community Center.
HEAR
Their meetings on Tuesday eve-
nings are followed by informal
dancing. They 'invite young men
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and women, 17 to 21. Ex-service-
men are welcome.
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Center Service Group
To Have Tea April 5
The Center Service Group of
the Jewish Community Center,
under the leadership of Mrs.
At Annual Meeting of
Sarah Cohen, have been meeting
Jewish Welfare
Wednesday afternoon and have
Federation
sent Chanukkah and Purim pack-
ages to some of the servicemen
at the Percy Jones Hospital in
Battle Creek. The group is open
At
to new members. There will be
a tea April 5, in the Adult
Jewish Community
Lounge of the Center, at 2 P. M.
Center
Those interested should call Mrs.
Cohen, TO. 6-5507.
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"Minorities in the
Post-War World" f,
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Sun. Eve., Mar. 26
Brown di Bigelow
Remembrance Advertising
(Reg. U. S. Pat. Office)
PLAYING CARDS
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GREETING CARDS
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We are now taking orders for Playing Cards for future delivery.
A monthly morale builders service for employers and
employee to reduce absenteeism.
Luncheon arranged by Women's Auxiliary of the United Hebrew Schools.
Programs arranged by Parent-Teachers groups in all branches of the
United Hebrew Schools. Carefully planned programs have been
prepared.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 20
Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrew Cultural Group, program and get-together in
the auditorium of the Rose Sittig Cohen Building arranged by Kvutzah
and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kvutzah.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 22
Oneg Shabbath in the auditorium of the Rose Sittig Cohen Building. A
typical Oneg Shabbath, program has been prepared.
SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 23
Anniversary Dinner at 6:30 o'clock in the Social Hall of the Shaarey
Zedek. ($3.75 per plate.) For reservations call Mr. Louis Robinson,
Chairman of Reservations, Townsend 8-0063.
An anniversary booklet describing tbe history and development
of the United Hebrew Schools will be a feature of Anniversary
Week.
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A Hebrew pamphlet entitled "Hed Hakvutzah," "The Echo of the Kvutzas," giving
in detail the work of Kvutzah Ivrith, will be another feature of the week.
An essay contest, in Hebrew and in English, sponsored by Maurice Landau and
Harry Cohen, is another of the anniversary projects.