Friday, October 20, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

'Page Fourteen

Chaplain Adler Describes
Hospital Sukkoth Service

Name Mrs. B. Cowan Wide Support Given Sachar to Address
Temple Israel Men's
Soviet Rally Plans
National Vice-Pres.
Of JWV Auxiliaries Alan N. Brown, Vice - Chair- Club Wednesday

The 17th annual encampment man of Committee; Adler
of the Ladies' 'Auxiliary of .Tew-
in Charge of Publicity ,
ish War Veterans of the United
States, held at Hotel Commodore
Prominent Detroit Jews, as
NeW York, elected Mrs. I3enja-
min E. Cowan national vice pres- well as Jewish organizations, are
taking an active part in planning
ident. - - -
for the liberation rally of the
Under her direction, programs Detroit Council of American-
for action will be channeled in Soviet. Friendship, to be 'held at
the 5th Zone, embodying Michi- 2 p. m. Sunday, Nay. 12, at the
gan, Ohio, Illinois, .Indiana, Mis- Masonic Temple.
souri, Kansas, North • and South
U. S. Senator Harley Kilgore
Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa, Ne-
braska, Oklahoma and Wisconsin. of West Virginia will be the
speaker at this rally
As a charter member of De- principal
which will also feature a pageant
troit Ladies' Auxiliary No. -135, of Eastern European peoples in
Mrs. Cowan served this unit as native costumes and their music.
president in 1941, national trus-
Mayor Jeffries has proclaimed
tee, became first president of the
Department of Michigan during the week of Nov. 5-12 as Ameri-
1942-44; instituted the Lawrence can-Soviet Friendship Week and
H. Jones Ladies' Auxiliary NO. nearly every element in the com-
190, Down River Ladies' Auxil- munity is cooperating in this
iary No. 225 and • Lt. Jack Wine- event, under the honorary chair-
kur Ladies' Auxiliary No. 268. _ manship of Judge_- Patrick H.
Her husband, Benjamin E. O'Brien and the chairmanship of
• ,* ,':'::,-.
Cowan
served. during World War Prof. • EdWard W. McFarland. •
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Alan N. Brown, Detroit attor-
No. 1, with the United States
IN THE SUKKAH AT RHOADS GENERAL HOSPITAL:- Left Navy, from 1915 to 1919.
ney, one of the vice-presidents
e to right: Pvt. Aaron Darling, Pvt. -Harold Benezer (a native of
of the Detroit Council 'of AmeH-
Palestine), Pfc. - Irving Blaustein, Chaplain Morris Adler and Pvt.
can-Soviet Friendship, an-
Hebrew
Cultural
Group
Phil Goldstein.
nounced this week that Sam's
radio hour will be devoted to
When the men at Rhoads Gen- wearing the uniforms prescribed Elects New Officers
Russian music on Nov. 12, that
eral Hospital, Utica, N. Y., ob- for patients at the hospital. The
Kvutzah Ivrith, Hebrew cul- Russian music will feature a
served Sukkoth under the super- patients are all from New York.
vision of Chaplain Morris 'Adler,
All the religious articles pre- tural group of Detroit, elected symphony program under the di-
Rabbi on leave from Detroit's scribed for the observance of the following officers on thee eve rection of Karl Krueger and that
school programs will discuss
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, it Sukkoth—including the Lulav of Hoshanah Rabah.
Bernard Isaacs, president; Iz- Soviet art and music during this
may have been the first time in and Esrog, Taleisim and Mah-
history that a Sukkah was built zerim — as well as the Shofar real Katz, honorary president; period.
Philip Adler of The Detroit
under the supervisidn of 'the that was • used during services Aaron Teitelebaum, and Saul B.
Engineering Corps in accordance on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Edelman, vice-presidents; Miriam News heads the publicity com-
with a blueprint.
Kippur, were made available by 'Gold, corresponding secretary; mittee in .charge of this event.
Julius Ring, finance secretary,
Members of executive board
Chaplain Adler informs The the Jewish Welfare Board.
Samuel Lehrman, treasurer.
and sponsors include liebbi A.
Jewish News that the Sukkah
"Our services," Rabbi Adler
The Kvutzah Ivrith meets on M. Hershman, Mrs. Philip Lip-
was decorated as well as could _ writes, "were well attended, Saturday evenings. Meetings son, Pauline Bass, Dr. E. Lipkin,
possibly arranged under existing though one's holiday was not are conducted in Hebrew. The Edith J. Kahn, Ernest Goodman,
conditions and that a Kiddush unmixed with sad reflections public is invited. There is no Jean Holtzman, Samuel Weis-
was arranged after each service. when he faced a congregation admission.
man, Dr. Marie Salutsky.
Those in the photograph are in wheel chairs and on crutches.
Through the cooperation of the
Commanding Officer, the serv-
23 Students Enrolled
ices and sermon were broadcast
In Mt. Sinai Religious
throlighout the hospital to the
bed patients."
School in Pt. Huron
Rabbi Adler also informs us
At the official opening of the that delicacies, wine, cake "and
Mt. Sinai Religious School of even gefillte fish" were provided
Port Huron on Sunday, 23 chil- by the Jewish Welfare Board
dren were enrolled, seven being and the Utica Army and Navy
committee. He writes:
new enrollments. -
"jr Detroit couple, Mr. a n d
The faculty consists of Ellen
Goldman, Fradelle Hunter, Mrs. Mrs. Louis Freedman of '16530
Julian Levy, and Mr. and Mrs. LaSalle Blvd., sent us a huge
Richard Tauber. Assistant teach- carton of chocolates which were
ers are Al Dresch,er, Mrs; Harry distributed to the patients. In-
Gitelson and Herman Goldstein. cidentally, the same- couple sends
Louis Goldman, president of Mt. me a similar carton every sev-
Sinai Congregation, again serves eral weeks and for the same
as superintendent. Rabbi S. S. purpose."
Rabbi Adler writes that he
Auerbach is principal of t h e
has returned his Soldier's Ballot
school.
During the Sukkoth holidays to Michigan.
members of the Port Huron Min-
isters' Association were guests of
Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Auerbach in
their Sukkah.
Rabbi Auerbach was one of the
three ministers to open the Port
/iuron Community Chest Drive.
Rabbi Leonard Oschry,. a na-
Mt. Sinai Congregation opened
this year's drive for the United tive of Johannesburg, South
Jewish Appeal on Tuesday. Jule Africa, at present a member of
Levy, vice-president of Congre- the faculty of Yeshivath Beth
gation Mt. Sinai, again is chair- Yehudah, will speak at the an-
man of the drive. On the com- nual donor luncheon of t h e
mittee are Eugene Bergsman, Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
Herman L. Goldstein and Ber- hudah, Tuesday, Oct. 31, 12:30
p.m., in the main auditorium of
nard Konop.
the Yeshivah, Dexter and Cort-
land.
Chachmey Lublin Holds
Rabbi Oschry received his rab-
Rabbi Shapiro Memorial binical education at the Hebrew
Theological Seminary in Chi-
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin cago, -through a scholarship
will hold its annual memorial awarded by the Johannesburg
Needles and nails made his first watch tools
meeting for Rabbi Meyer Jewish community. He is an able
Shapiro, founder of the Yeshivah speaker in English and Yiddish.
in Lublin, at 2 p. m. on Sunday, .Cantor David Katzman of Con-
HE March wind rattled the
his work, particularly because he
Oct. 29, at the Bnai David, Elm- gregation Bnai Moshe will ap:
didn't charge for it. But it wasn't
bedroom window. But the lan-
hurst and 14th Sts.
tern on the floor gave a steady glow
money that interested Henry Ford.
pear on the program.
to warm the boy's feet.
Here was an opportunity to learn
A Siyum of Tractate Menoches•
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
\ Then his head bent even more
will be held in this connection.
by doing—and he was making the
Yehudah founded .and is at
closely to the work. He nudged the
most of it.
Rabbi Eliezer Silver of Cincin- present maintaining the Yeshi-
balance wheel—andlife and motion
Years later, the watchmaker's
nati will be guest speaker and H. vah Kindergarten and. the Beth
came back into the timepiece.
touch and the creed of precision
C. Keywell will be chairman.
Jacob Religious School for Girls
Watch repairing was coming
learned by Henry Ford in those
Tribute , will be paid to the with a total cnrollment of about
easier to young Henry Ford. He
winter nights were to guide the
memory of Berl Frenkel and 75. In August, the ladies paid
had started at 14 and the first watch
building of 30 million cars and
off the mortgage on the Yeshi-
Mandel Corinblit.
(today in his collection at Dear-
trucks. Moreover, it was Mr. Ford's
vah ground, after less than three
born) had been mended with a
knowledge of watchmaking that
years since the construction of
Shertok and Golomb
shingle nail, tweezers made from a
prompted inauguration of the
the building on Dexter and Cort-
Return to Palestine
corset stay, and knitting needles.
assembly line. This in turn brought
LONDON, (Palcor) — Moshe land.
shorter working hours, increased
Now he had real tools. After school,
Shertok, chief of the Political . Detroit Jewish organizations
he was neighborhood watch repairer.
wages, made life easier, and is today
Department of the Jewish and societies have been invited
speeding equipment to preserve our
Everyone was enthusiastic about
Agency for Palestine, and Eliahu to delegate representatives to
Golomb, deputy member of the this annual . affair. Reservations
Jewish Agency in charge of im-: can be made by calling the presi-
migration, have returned to dent, Mrs. N. Rottenberg, TO.
FORD
5-1171, fir the office, HO. .7990.
Palestine.

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Honor Garvett, Goldstein at
Testimonial Dinner
at Staffer Hotel

Dr. Abram Leon Sachar, re-
nowned orator, educator and
author, will address the Temple
Israel Men's Club ,dinner at the
Statler Hotel ,next Wednesday
at 8 p. m.
This will be ' the first general
get-together of the entire male
membership of the congregation
and the Men's Club and is a part
of the elaborate program . of the
season arranged by the Men's
Club.
The dinner will be a testimon-
ial affair honoring Morris Gar-
vett, retiring president of Tem-
ple Israel, and Charles Gold-
stein's elevation to the presi-
dency of the congregation.
Arthur J. Hass,' chairman of
the program committee, assisted
by a committee comprised of
M. 3. - Pastor, Dr. Ira M. Alt-
shuler and A. E. Baron, have ar-
ranged a program set up for the
coming season) to include a
musicale, a series of lectures
featuring nationally known per-
sonalities, Father and Son af-
fairs, smokers and outdoor pic-
nics.
For reservations for the dinner
on Oct. 25, call the Temple of-
fice, TR. 1-5110.

Jewish Labor Groups Raise
$1,250,000 For Palestine
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The sum
of $1,250,000 was raised this year
by the National Labor Commit-
tee for Palestine, it was reported
by Isaac Hamlin, national secre-
tary, at a session of the national .
council of the organization.

Rabbi Oschry Guest
Speaker at Ladies'
Yeshivah Donor Fete

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American way of living.
New cars belong to the future.
But when tomorrow's Ford, Mer-
cury and Lincoln cars arrive, they
will reflect anew the watchmaker's
skill, the workmanship and engi-
neering resourcefulness that are typ-
ical of the Ford Motor Company.
As in the past, theywill be motor
cars that are reliable and econom-
ical, -smart and comfortable . .
priced within the means of the
greatest number. For Mr. Ford has
declared: "The profits we are most
interested in are those the public
gets from using the things that we
produce. The only real profit is the
public benefit::

MOTOR COMPANY