Friday, June 9. 1944 THE JEWISH NEWS Page Thirteen goehOe Afore- BUY MORE THAN BEFORE This Advertisement Sponsored By Gross Inc. "WAR LOAN CLEANERS & DYERS - 10219 Woodward Congregational Activities Cantor Tulman Sings at Dinner Of Temple Israel Detroit Rabbis Set Invasion Prayer Day Temple Beth El To Hold Annual Meeting Sunday The Council of Orthodox Rab- bis of Detroit, together with the Hold Fourth Annual Meeting Women's League for Sabbath Ob- Dr. Glazer, Mr. Welt Make servance and the Michigan Syna- At Statler Wednesday; Reports; Congregation gogue Conference, have declared Election to be Held To Elect Officers this Saturday as a special Sab- A special feature of the fourth bath of prayer for the success of The 94th annual meeting of annual dinner meeting of Tem- the invasion. Congregation Beth El, on Sun- ple Israel, to be held at the Stat- Telegrams have gone to all day, June . 11, at 8 p. in., at the ler Hotel next Wednesday night, Jewish merchants to close their Temple, will climax a banner year for Beth El businesses on Shabbos and all will be a pro- and promises to Jews together with their families gram of opera- b e a highlight, are urged to be present at a syna- tic and Jewish in the history of gogue where special prayers will the Temple. music to be ren- be said for a quick and victorious In addition to conclusion of the war. dered by Can- the annual re- Tulman, accom- ports by Dr. B. panied by Karl Benedict Glazer W. Haas, organ- and Joseph. M. ist of Temple Welt, president, Israel. and the election Before coming Cantor Tulman J. M. Welt of officers and to America Cantor Tulman sang trustees, two in the leading opera companies special features are being ar- of Germany, Italy, Austria, ranged for the meeting—a trib-. Czechoslovakia and France. Son Proceeds of Banquet to Go ute to Mr. Welt, who is retiring of a famous Russian cantor, he To Establish Fund from the presidency after a suc- is also at home in Jewish folk cessful three-year administra- For Sorttiers music. tion, and the showing of the Mrs. Julius Fisher is chairman A hand-engraved Honor Roll, historic technicolor, the sound of the arrangements committee with the names of sons and movie of the mortgage burning for the dinner and her co-chair- -daughters of Congregation Bnai celebration- men are Mrs. Max Osnos and David members in the service, Mrs. R. R. Kallman. They are will be dedicated at a banquet assisted by Mesdames Maxwell at the Bnai David, Elmhurst and Rabbi Max Will Speak H. Emmer, Roy L. Sarason, and Fourteenth, on Sunday, June 13, Before League for Charles L. Goldstein. 6:30 p. m. Sabbath Observance Reservations for the dinner This banquet is sponsored and. are being taken by the office of financed by several members of Women's. League for Sabbath Temple Israel, 610 Boulevard the congregation to make it pos- Observance will hold its annual Bldg., TRinity 1-5110. sible for proceeds of the banquet meeting at 12:30 p. m. Monday, The dinner will be followed by to establish a Bnai David soldiers June 19, at. the Bnai Moshe. the fourth annual election and fund. This fund will be used to Rabbi Morris Max of Manhat- business. meeting of the congre- send gifts, smokes, kosher food tan Beach Jewish Center, vice- gation. and inspirational literature to president of the Rabbinical Council of America and member The president, Morris Garvett, soldiers. • and Rabbi Leon Fram will de- Sponsors of the banquet are of the executive of Union of liver their annual reports. Joseph A. Block, Joe Gorman, Orthodox Congregations, will be A special Temple Israel- Mes- Sidney Gorman and Max J. the guest speaker. senger is being published to en- Reiser. Reservations are limited Mrs. Max Friedland will be courage members and friends of to 300 and those desiring to at- guest soloist. the congregation during the cur- tend should call the cynagogue Reports will be submitted by rent War Bond drive to purchase office, TO. 8-8776, for reserva- Mrs. J. S. Sperka, president, and "F" and "G" Bonds and make tions. heads of committees. them payable to the building Serving on the committee for A feature will be the lighting fund of Temple Israel. this honor roll dinner are Joseph Sabbath Eve services are being A. Block, Joseph Gorman, Sidney of candles on a birthday cake, held every Friday night at 8:30 Gorman, Max J. Reiser, Chas, marking the organization's se- in Room 14 of the Boulevard Rogers, Saul Waxman, Myron J. cond anniversary. • The public is invited to this Building, 3076 East Grand Blvd. Solomon, Edward Kreske, Max meeting which will be preceded Sampson and Rabbi Joshua S. by a dessert luncheon. Sperka. Synagogue Conference Mrs. A. Caplan and Mrs. A. 0. Barsky, membership co-chair- Session Here June 18 Entertain Servicemen men, state that many women have recently joined the move- The 11th semi-annual conven- At Shevuoth Program ment. tion of the Michigan Synagogue Conference has been set for Sun- More than 400 service men day, June 18 at Congregation and women, their wives a n d Beth Abraham, 12517 Linwood. families, from Fort Custer, Kel- It will be highlighted with an logg Field and Percy Jones Gen- address on "Religion In Post War eral Hospital, observed Shevuoth America" by Rabbi Morris Max at Carpenter Hall, Battle Creek. of Manhattan Beach Jewish Cen- Chaplain Martin M. Perley de- ter, New York. The session will be concluded livered the sermon and a She- with a special solemn service for vuoth supper was served. Junior hostesses from Detroit victory Of the Allied cause, fol- lowed by a dinner at the social assisted in making some of the hall of Congregation Beth Abra- preparations. The program fea- tured 'the following: Lt. Harry ham. Green, who recently returned from Guadalcanal, played flute Prison Library Fund selections; Pvt. Joseph Gershuni Contributors Named and Mrs. Bebe Katz sang folk- songs. Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, Chap- The event was arranged by lain of Michigan State Prisons, the Battle Creek director of the announced this week that his Jewish Welfare Board, Samuel appeal for funds for the estab- 'Curzon. lishment of a Jewish library shelf" in every prison library has Rabbi Sperka on Altman's brought gifts in sums of $200 Jewish Hour This Saturday to $5 from the following: Julius Rabbi Joshua Sperka of Con- Wagman, Harry Schumer, Sam gregation Bnai David will be Brody, Max Osnos, Benjamin heard on Altman's Jewish Hour LaBrett, Moore Family Club, this Saturday, 9: '3 p. m., speak- Myer. J. Kellman and Joffee's ing for the Women's League for Men's Store. Sabbath Observance. Dedicate Honor Roll, June 18, At Bnai David Beth El Memorial Park Anniversary Services June 18 Rabbis Glazer, Franklin and Fram to Speak at Fourth Annual Event David Wilkus, chairman at the Cemetery Committee of Temple Beth El, announces that the fourth anniversary exercises of Temple Beth El Memorial Park will be held Sunday, June 18, at 3 p. m., at Beth El Memorial Park, 28120 West Six Mile Road, between Inkster and Middle Belt Roads. A program of unusual interest has been planned, with Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple Beth El and Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Israel as the speakers. Members of both congrega- tions, relatives and the public, are cordially invited to attend. Last year's exercises were con- ducted before an enthusiastic crowd, and this year's attend- ance promises a record turnout. Arrangements have been made to provide transportation facili- ties for those lacking them. Those calling Irving Katz, sec- retary of Temple Beth El, MA. 8530, by Thursday, June 15, will have reservations made for them to leave for the anniversary ex- ercises in special cars. These cars will leave from Temple Beth El at 2:15 p. m. on Sunday, June 18, for the Memorial Park, and will return to the Temple after the services. There will be no charge for this service. Pt. Huron School Exercises Sunday 0 0 :MEI' Commencement at Bnai Moshe Sunday Commencement exercises of the intermediate department of the religious school , of Bnai Moshe will be held this Sunday, at 11 a. m. The public is invited. The program will open with a prayer by Aileen Kling. Cantor David Katzman will render musical selections accompanied by a string quartet. The valedictorian address will be given by Mildred Selman. Rabbi Moses Fischer and Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will address the graduates. A prayer for victory will be read by Leonard Beck. Charleen Stone, Beverly Stern, and Rose Weiss will deliver brief addresses reviewing the class history. A class gift will be presented to the students of the 8th grade by Phyllis Gelbman. Sam Freed- man will present gifts to the graduates. Memorial Services Held at Fort Brady Max Barish, chairman of the Army and Navy Committee of the Jewish Welfare Board at Sault Ste. Marie, Sgt. Lawrence Schulman and Cpl. Donald Mann conducted memorial services at Fort Brady • for soldiers who lost their lives in battle. Jewish servicemen at Fort Brady observed Shevouth at special holiday services. OUR READERS GET THIS CALENDAR FREE! A Very Useful Booklet! Jahrzeit and Bar Mitzvah Dates at a Glance! Mt. Sinai Religious School of Port Huron will have its closing exercises on Sunday. Rabbi S. S. Auerbach will give a report on activities of the school, in both the Sunday H E E-W - G !ASH School and its Hebrew depart- ment. Louis Goldman, president of, the congregation and superin- tendent of the school, will pre- side. Prizes will be awarded to Hannah Helen Auerbach, Janice Borock, Helen and Marvin Kertes. The services this Friday even- The Calendar! All Hebrew ing will be taken over by the dates, 1925 to 1949. junior department of the Sun- For free copy, write postcard or day School. Miss Helen Hyde has resigned letter to: from the staff of the Sunday H. J. HEINZ CO.—Dept. J2 School to join the WAVES. Pittsburgh 30, Pa. The Trained Nurse Depends on the Druggist . To give The most efficient service she must have medical supplies of the best quality. Our alabel on a prescription bottle is recognized by nurses as a sign of the best. Ask them, and have your prescriptions filled by— Cumin ham's .