Friday, March 30, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational Activities

From to Talk
On Weizmann
Next Friday

"Chaim Weizmann, Scientist,
Statesman, Nation-Builder," the
book published to celebrate the
70th anniversary of the great
Jewish leader, will be the theme
of Rabbi Leon Fram's lecture at
the Sabbath Eve services of
Temple Israel Friday night,
April 6, at 8:30, in the Auditor-
ium of the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
The volume was edited by
Meyer W. Weisgal,- and it con-
tains an introduction by Felix
Frankfurter. .
Rabbi Fram will summarize
the interpretations which many
great men and women have of-
fered on the significance of
Chaim Weizmann's contributions
to science, to statesmanship and
to the solution of the problems
of the Jewish people.
Lecture Timely Now
This lecture is timely in view
of the probability that the plight
of the Jewish people will be
given consideration at the San
Francisco conference of the
United Nations, and that Dr.
Chaim Weizmann will be invited
to plead for the fulfillment of
the Balfour promise of a Jewish
homeland in Palestine.
Temple Israel Quartet, direct-
ed by Dan Frohman, will sing
traditional Sabbath melodies in
support of Cantor Robert S.
Tulman, while Karl W. Haas will
be at the console of the great
Auditorium organ.
The services will be followed
by a symposium on the topic:
"What may the Jewish 'people
expect of the San Francisco Con-
ference?"
Memorial Services
Next Wednesday morning,
April 4, Temple Israel will ob-
serve Yizkor Memorial Services
at 10:30 in• the Lecture Hall of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Rabbi Fram will preach on the
subject, "The Message of Moses
To Our Time."
This Friday night, Temple
.Israel :will observe Passover
Family Sabbath Eve. Parents
are invited to come with their
children. The Confirmation
Class of 1945 will appear as a
Youth, Choir. Rabbi Fram's sub-
ject will be, "The Message of
Elijah To Our Time."
Rabbi Leon Fram has ad-
dressed a special Passover mes-
sage to all members of Temple
Israel households who are serv-
ing in the armed forces of Am-
erica. The rabbinical letter has
gone to the battlefields of the
Pacific and of Europe, as well
as to camps in America.

Dr. Gaster Is Chief
Of Hebraic Section
At Congress' Library
—.—
WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Dr.

Theodor Herzl Gaster, professor
of comparative religion at Drop-
sie College, Philadelphia, has
been appointed chief of the He-
braic section of the Orientalia
Division of the Library of Con-
gress, Dr; Luther H. Evans,
acting librarian, . announce.d. He
will "direct the preparation of
bibliographies and guides de-
signed to increase the usefulness
of the library's Semitic collece
tion of approximately 40,000
volumes."
Dr. Gaster, born in London, is
the son of the'late Moses Gastor,
chief rabbi of the Sephardic
Congregation of London. He was
curator of Semitic and Egyptian
Collections at Wellcome Research
Institution at London in 1928 to
1932 and from 1936 to 1938; re-
search staff member of Library
of Jewish Information of Amer-
ican Jewish Committee from
1939 to 1942 in New York City
and in 1942 consultant biblio-
grapher in Davidson Library at
the Coflue of the City of New
York.

Joyous SEASON

Council of Churches'
Passover Greetings
Hail Brotherhood

The Detroit Council of Churches
has issued a - statement greeting
the Jewish community on Pass-
over. The statement, signed by
Dr. A. G. Studer, president, and
Dr. T. T. Brumbaugh, executive
secretary, offers the following
salutations:
"Preceding by only a few
hours our Christian ovservance
of Good Friday and the joyous-
ness of the Easter Day, you who
follow the faith from which our
own derived so much that is
sacred and unique in our He-
brew-Christian culture, will be
thanking God for the sign of
the Passover which preserved
for the world the lofty religious
and ethical concepts of your
forefathers.
"We want you to know we
share with you the deep signi-
ficance of that far-off Divine
event. For, while no less
fascinated and inspired by the
further revelation Of God's
character and purpose in the
sublimity of that which we as
Christians commemorate during
the Lenten season, we are at the
same time ever more conscious
of the bond of spiritual and
moral unity we have with you
who inherit the exalted tradi-
tions of Judaism. May God grant
us all grace and power to be
worthy of the love He has be-
stowed upon His creatures."

Passover Celebration
At Farband School

Wayne Professor
To Address Temple
Israel Sisterhood

Temple Israel Sisterhood will
have an open meeting and des-
sert luncheon for members and
friends in the lecture hall of
t h e Detroit Institute of Arts,
Monday, April 9, at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Nathan Kolb will be chair-
man.
Prof. John C. Sullivan, asso-
ciate professor of educational
psychology at Wayne University,
will be the speaker. Prof. Sulli-
van specializes in child psycho-
logy, recently has written a book
and published several articles in
the Michigan Educational Jour-
nal.
His subject will be "The Mod-
ern Child and his up to date
Parents."
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
dent, invites all women inter-
ested in this program ,to be
guests of the Sisterhood.
The social hour preceding the
meeting, will have as chairman
Mrs. Julian Weber, assisted by
Mrs. Saul Benyas, Mrs. Ran-
dolph Weber, Mrs. Harry Plis-
kow, and Mrs. Irving Wartell.

Dr. Glazer to Address
Beth El Sisterhood

At the monthly meeting of the
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
on Monday, April 9, at 2 p. m.,
in the Brown Memorial Chapel,
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will re-
view some of the outstanding
books of the current season.
This annual lecture by Dr.
Glazer, instituted three years
ago, is always a "highlight" in
the Sisterhood calendar.
A dessert luncheon will be
- served in the social hall at 1:30.

Rome's Jewish Council
To
Choose New Rabbi
A Hol Hamoed Passover cele-

bration, arranged by the Far-
band Schools, will be presented
at 3 p. m. Monday, at the Far-
band School, .1912 Taylor.
The Children's Choir will sing
PaSsoVer songs under the direc-
tion of Dan Frohman. The
meaning of- Passover will be ex-
plained and Passover refresh-
ments• will be served. All Far-
band Schools' children are urged
to be present at 3 p_m.

Rabbi Stollman to Give
Three Passover Sermons

Rabbi Isaac Stollman will de-
vote his PaSsbver sermons to
organizing the community in the
furtherance of Jewish religious
activities.
For the first day of Passover
Rabbi Stollman's topic at Con-
gregation Mishkan Israel will be
"A Lasting Peace—But How?"
At the Bnai Zion, on t h e
second day, his address will be
"The Four Freedoms."
The following Saturday, Rabbi
Stollman will deliver his sermon
at Congregation Beth Aaron on
the topic, "The Song of Songs."

ROME (JTA)—A new chief
rabbi of Rome, to succeed Israel
who became converted to
Catholicism, will be choien this
week at the first. meeting . of the
15 members of the new Jewish
Community Council, which. was
elected this week.
The council, which was elected
with the sanction of the Italian
Government and the Allied Com-
mission, will name one of its
members president. Vitale Mi-
lano, a prominent member of the
Rome Jewish Community, has
been mentioned for the post.

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National President to Address
Beth El 'Sisterhood Sabbath'

"Sisterhood Sabbath" will be
observed at the Sabbath Eve
services of Temple Beth El on
Friday, April 13, at 8:15.
Mrs. Hugo Hartman, president
of the National Federation of
Temple Sisterhoods, which corn-
prises 395 Sisterhoods in six
countries, wil speak' on "Peace
and Religion".
Members of the Sisterhood will
participate in the services and
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will in-
troduce the guest.
Mrs. Hartman, a prominent
speaker and an outstanding
communal worker and club lead-
er in. Winnetka and Chicago, has
served the National Federation

as treasurer, chairman of the
national committee on Young
Folks Temple Leagues, and as a
member of the executive board,.
She nas been active in religious
educational work, is a past pre-
sident of the Mothers' Aid of
the Chicago Lying-In Hospital,
a member of the executive board.
of the Union of American He-
brew Congregations and of the
board of governors of Hebrew
Union College, and member of
the Jewish Advisory Council of
the National Board of the Girt
Scouts.
On Friday afternoon, Mrs,
Hartmann will be the guest of
the Sisterhood board at a tea.
This Friday evening, March
30, Dr. Glazer will preach on
"Are We on the Road to Serf-
dom or Freedom?—A Passover
Message".
Banquet in May
Dr. Alvin D. Hersch will con-
duct the services and preach the
The board of the Sisterhood of sermon on the concluding day
Northwest Hebrew Congregation of Passover, Wednesday morrk.,
and Center, at a meeting at the ing, April 4, at 10:30.
home of Mrs. S. Nosanchuk,
heard a report from Mrs. Ira G. Zion Needs $16,000,000
Kaufman regarding the program Worth of Machinery
JERUSALEM (ZOA)—Pales-
for the Mother and Daughter
dinner to be held May 9 at the tine industry needs machinery
Wilshire.
to the value of $16,000,000 to re-
The Sisterhood's Junior Auxil- place and re-equip wartime
iary is planning a membership wear and tear of existing instal-
tea, April 15, at the home of lations, is the view of experts
Ruth Goldman, 16194 Monte quoted by W. Duesterwald in
Vista. For information call "Palestine and Middle East"
Economic Magazine.
Michelle Tchor, UN. 1-8563.
The Brownie Girl Scout Troop,
No. 497, sponsored by the Sise
terhood, will entertain at the
Passover Greetings
USO on April 9. Each member
will bring a box of cookies and
a book or record as a gift. Mrs.
Norman Allan and Mrs. David
Miller, representatives of the
Sisterhood, together - with sev-
eral mothers of the members,
General Real Estate
will accompany t h e Troop,:
which is under . the leadership of
and Property
Mrs. Phillip Kessler.
The Troop recently made • and
Management and Insurance
contributed a number of woolen
dolls to the children's wards at
Providence Hospital; also a num- - See us about Mortgage Money
ber of paper hospital bags to the
Children's Hospital.
300 Lafayette Bldg.
The next regular meeting of
CAdillac 7700
the Sisterhood will - be held at
the home of. Mrs. Norman Allan,
R. BLISS WOLFE, Pres.
18507 Northlawn, Wednesday,
April 11, at 8 p.

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To The Delegation from

Teizer Yeshiva of Cleveland

We take great pleasure in announcing to

Detroit Jewry that a delegation from the

Telzer Yeshiva, now hi Cleveland will visit

our city during the Pesach holiday, The

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delegation will be headed by the great
scholar and educator, Rabbi Elijah M.

Bloch, head of the Telzer Yeshiva.

We, the Detroit Rabbinate, heartily greet

their arrival and call upon all Torah-loving

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means to American Jewry in general and
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getting a complete education. May G-d
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Passover
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