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Friday, September IS, 1944

JEWISH NEWS

Page Seven ' •

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Enrollment of Children Urged
By Detroit's Yiddish Schools

Appeal to Parents Issued by Council Acting in Behalf of
Arbeiter Ring, Farband and Sholem Aleichem
Schools of Detroit

The Council of Jewish Schools
of Detroit and the United Jew-
ish High School, functioning on
behalf of the Arbeiter Ring
Schools, Farband Folk Schools
and Sholem Aleichem Schools,
halie issued an appeal to parents
of Detroit Jewish children, urg-
ing the enrollment of our boys
. and girls in the local schools.
Under the supervision of H.
Ben-Dor, with headquarters at
11529 Linwood Ave., the com-
bined schools include the follow-
ing branches:
Arbeiter Ring Schools: Branch-
es at Arbeiter Ring Center, 11529
Linwood, and at 8532 Linwood.
Farband Folk Schools: Branch-
es at 1912 Taylor, corner 12th,
Thirkell Public School, 7724 14th
and at 12244 Dexter corner Cort-
land.
Sholem Aleichem Schools:
Branches at 3754 Monterey, Bra-
dy Public School; 2920 Joy Road,
Rooms 115 and 121; MacCulloch
Public School, 13120 Wilde-
mere, rooms 110 and 210.
Appeal To Parents
The appeal to parents and
grandparents issued by the
Council of Jewish Schools reads
in part: „ .
"Is your child attending a

Ensign Finkelstein
Home on Leave; Was
On Pacific 9 Months

After nine months in active
service in the • South, Southwest
and Central Pacific aboard a de-
stroyer, Ensign Nathaniel Finkel-
stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Finkelstein of 2673 Hazel-
wood Ave., was home on lepve
last week.
Ensign Finkelstein received
his B. A. degree_ from Wayne
University in January, 1943. He
entered active service in March,
• 1943, and left for overseas duty
in December.
He is married to the former
Marilyn Zus in.

Jewish Groups
Aid UNRRA Drive
For Old Clothes

Synagogues, Churches to Be
Depots for Garments to
Be Sent to Europe

WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Di-
Jewish school? If not—then why
rector Gen. Herbert H. Lehman
not?
"Does not every Jew yet know of the UNRRA this week an-
that without a Jewish education
a Jew carries his Jewish destiny
as a burden, as an unwelcome
responsibility? He realizes that
he is considered a Jew, whether
he likes it or not, but how to
live as a Jew, to be Jewish, this
he does not know. H
_e wasn't pre-
pared for it in his youth. Such
a Jew will later ask: "Why
wasn't I given a Jewish upbring-
ing? Why wasn't I prepared for
an adequate Jewish life?"

More Cultured
"What will your reply be?
"Unfortunately there are still
some Jewish parents who do not
know that Jewish children who
are given a proper Jewish edu-
cation are in every respect more
HERBERT H. LEHMAN
learned, more cultured than
their Jewish friends who are de-
nounced
that the churches, par-
prived of a Jewish training. In
ishes
and
synagogues of the U.
fact, they are even better in
S. have responded to his request
their public school studies.
"Jewish parents must also
know and remember that a Jew-
ish upbringing can't be obtained
within a short period of time.
The upbringing of the Jewish
child should begin from his very
earliest childhood. As soon as he
is of sufficient age to attend
public school, 'the Jewish child
must also be sent to a Jewish.
school. •
"An atmosphere must be cre-
ated in the home in which it
will not even occur to the child
that he can poSsibly afford to
miss attending a Jewish school.
Create the proper atmosphere at
home for ydur children- Con-
vince them by means of con-
crete actions, not only with
words! Show great interest in
MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
their progress at school!

New Year's
G reetings

Frank Black to Conduct
All-Dvorak Symphony 4f.
Two major works by Antonin
Dvorak, Carnival Overture and
Symphony No. 5 in E Minor,
will be performed by the NBC
Syi phony Orchestra, under the
- n of Dr. Frank Black, on the
G. ral Motors Symphony of the
-Aj:• Sunday, (NBC, 5:00 to 6:00
p. rri., EWE).

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Gowns of

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Arilkoff,
2605 Sturtevi,nt, have leerned
that their son, Pfc. Isidore, 21, is
in an army hospital in Engiand
recovering from wounds in the
back of his 'neck and his hand.
Pfc. Arnkoff, an infantryman,
was injured on July 11, after
beihg overseas 10 months. _
Formerly associated with his
father in the clothing and jewel-
ry business, he enlisted before
Pearl Harbor. After having been
.stationed at various camps
throughout the country, he was
sent to North Ireland and from
there to Normandy with the in-
vasion troops.

By arrangement with the
Women's Land Army, sponsored
by the 14lichigan State College in
cooperation with the Office of
Civilian Defense and the United.
States Employment Service, Ju-
nior Hadassah is mobilizing a
group of girls interested in help-
ing with the apple harvest on
Sunday, Sept. 24.
TranSportation will be provid-
ed from a central location to and
from the apple orchard near
Ann Arbor, owned by Herman
Franzblau, prominent Detroit
produce dealer, where the girls
worked last year.
The proceeds of the day's work
will be contributed to a find
which aids the rescue and reha-
bilitation of refugee children
All interested in joining -this
group are asked to contact Miss
Essie Kaplan, TO. '7-8711. Miss
Frances Waterman, TO. 5-5704,
or Miss Ruth Miller, TITs,. 6-6330.

• It's a short way to an easy conscience.

Meet in S. Pacific

Pvt. Isidore Arnkoff
Wounded, In Hospital

Jr. Hadassah Girls
Will Pick Apples
As Aid to Refugees

—

2 Detroit 'Cousins

Two cousins who had not seen
each other for two years—Cpl.
Arthur Levin and Petty Officer
3/C Henry Weitz—have met on a
South Pacific Island, according to
news received here this week by
their families.
Cpl. Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Levin of 3342 Fullerton
Ave., has -Been in active service
28 months and is attached to the
Quartermaster Corps.
Weitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ab-
raham Weitz of 3344 Fullerton
Ave., has been in
13
months. He is a store' - -
on a
ship.

for an emergency collection of
used clothing for distribution in
liberated areas of Europe.
The National Catholic Welfare
Conference,, the Church Com-
mittee on Overseas Relief and
Reconstruction of the Federal
Council of .Churches of Christ in
America, and the National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women are enlist-
ing the aid of local organiza-
tions -of the respective faiths in
a one-week campaign for the
collection of used clothing.
The week of Sept. 24 has been
set for the collection. The goal
is for at least 15,000,000 pounds
of usable wearing apparel, used
and new, for war-stricken men,
women and children.
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt of De-
troit, president of the National
Council of Jewish Women, wrote
Mr. Lehman that her organiza-
tion, which will serve as the
coordinating agency of all Jew-
ish participation • in the collec-
tion, "accepts this assignment and
pledges the all-out effort of our
65,000 members throughout the
country."
She reported that the Council
has secured the support of the
following groups: The Central
Conference' of American Rabbis,
the Rabbinical Assembly of Am-
erica, the Rabbinical Council of
America, the Union of Orthodox
Rabbis of the United States and
Canada, The National Federa-
tion of Temple Sisterhoods, the
National Women's League of the
Unit e d Synagogue and the
Women's Branch of the Union
of Orthodox Congregations of
America.

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