Friday May 4, 1945
THE JEWISH NEWS
Page Thirteen
Dr. Glazer Speaks
On Conference at
Beth El Friday
Congregational Activities
Labor Zionist
Drive for )NF
To Open May13
Plans are being completed for
the inauguration of the annual
campaign of the labor Zionist
groups in Detroit 'for the Jew-
ish National Fund, Harry
Schumer, chairman of the drive
and head of the Detroit JNF
labor department, announced this
week..
With Ludwig Lewisohn as
guest speaker, arrangements are
being made for other features to
mark the opening of the drive
at a public rally at the Jewish
Community Center on Sunday
evening, May 13.
Mr. Schumer states that there
will be an appropriate musical
program and that reports will
be submitted covering previous
labor Zionist commitments to the
JNF for Palestine land redemp-
tion work., - .
Participating or g a n i z ations
which will cooperate in sponsor-
ing the drive include the
branches of Poale Zion and the
Jewish National Workers' Al-
liance, Pioneer Women's organ-
ization, Habonim, League for
Labor Palestine, Hashomer Hat-
zair and cooperating landsman-
schaften.
Dr. Lewisohn, the guest speak-
er, is one of the country's out-
standing essayists and novelists.
He is at present editor of the
New Palestine and .contributes
the English column to the Jew-
ish Daily Day in the absence
from New York of Dr. S. Mar-
goshes, editor of the Day, who is
now San Francisco.
Beth Yehudah
To Elect Directors
At Meeting May 21
The final session of the board
of directors of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah for the fiscal year end-
ing May 31, will be held Mon-
day evening, May 7, at 9 p. m.
in the Yeshivah building, Dexter
and Cortland.
On Monday, May 21, there will
be a general membership meet-
ing of the Yeshivah to elect di-
rectors for the coming year.
Eighteen new members will be
chosen.
Chaim Lieberman, noted Yid-
dish journalist and religious
leader, will come from NeW
York to address the general
meeting. He will deliver an ad-
dress on the subject "Jews and
Judaism in a Gentile World."
Major item of - business at
Monday's meeting will be the
current drive for deficit financ- .
ing of the Yeshivah's program.
More than 100 new members
-have . been enrolled and returns
from a number of congregations
in Detroit and the vicinity in-
dicate • a good response to the
Passover appeals in behalf of the
Yeshivah.
A council of friends has been
organized recently to further
the religious educational efforts
of the: Detroit Hebrew Talmud-
ical Academy. The next month-
ly gathering of this group is
scheduled for Sunday morning,
May 13. An important announ-
cement of the Yeshivah's sum-
mer . schedule and. plans for the
organization of - new' classes in
the fall term, will be made.
ood
Will Team Visits Training Base
A Michigan Good Will team, sponsored by
the Round Table of Catholics, Jews and Prot-
estants, shown with leaders of the Sampson Naval
Training Center, located near Geneva, N. Y.,
where they spoke before large audiences on April
19, 20 and 21. Left to right: The REV. JOSEPH
Q. MAYNE, executive secretary of the Round
Table; JUDGE PHILIP ELLIOTT, of Flint;.
COMM. HARRY A. BADT, commander of the
naval base-, the second largest in the world; DR.
ALVIN D. HERSCH, attorney and member of
Labor Palestine League
To Present Shevuoth
Festival Here May 19
The- League for Labor Pales-
tine will present a ShevUoth
Festival under the direction of
Dr. J. Erman on Saturday, May
19, at 8:30 at the Workmen's Cir-
cle •Center. Sid Alpert is planning
a Palestinian evening with a va-
riety of entertainment. Leah
Chafets heads the program corn 7
mittee for the event.
The social committee copmosed
of Fanny SChreier, Myra Rich-
ardson, Mrs. L. LaMed and Pearl
Lieberman promises "Blintzes as
a special holiday treat."
Tickets are 65 cents, and can be
obtained by calling Fanny Schre-
ier, TO. 8-2484, or Leah Chafets,
TO. 8-4951.
Segall New Director
Of Beth El Cemetery
Announcement is made' by
David Wilkus,•chairman of the
Cemetery Board, of the appoint-
ment of Karl B. Segall as man-
aging director of Beth El
Memorial Park. Mr. Segall is
well-known in the community
and has been affiliated with
Temple Beth, El for 25 years,
having served on the board of
trustees of the Temple, the board
of -directors of the - Men's Club,
and as a member of the Ceme-
tery Board.
An engineer by. profession he
aided in the :construction of Beth
El Memorial Park. He will have
charge of the sale of lots, super-
vision, and construction of Beth
El Memorial Park.
He also will supervise Beth
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Volk 'milk Vb.
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Mother-Daughter Service To
Be Held Saturday, May
12, at 11 a. m.
the law faculty at the University of Detroit;
JUDGE JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN, of Detroit, and
CHAPLAIN ALFRED F. KAMLER, senior Cath-
olic chaplain at the base. Comm. Badt is one of
the highest ranking Jewish officers in the navy,
and former commander of the USS Tuscaloosa,
which carried the late President Roosevelt on his
Atlantic and PacifIc trips. He also commanded the.
Battleship Graf Spee off Argentina. The Good-
will team plans further visits to camps. Service-
men throughout the U.S. 'enjoy their talks.
FIRST HEBREW NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED IN BULGARIA
SOFIA (JTA)—For the first
time in the history of Bulgarian
Jewry, a Hebrew newspaper has
appeared here. The. paper, "Ham-
Haivri," is published by
Congregation to Hear Re- ador
Zionist groups. An editorial in
view on 'Jacobowsky,
the first issue appeals to Jewish
leaders in Bulgaria to foster the
Colonel' This Friday
revival of Hebrew culture here.
"San Francisco: The - Jewish
Cause at the United Nations
Conference," will be the subject
of the sermon to be delivered by
Rabbi Leon Fram at the Sabbath
Eve Services of Temple Israel
Friday evening, May 11, at 8:30,
in the Lecture Hall of the De-
troit Institute of Arts.
The sermon will be followed
by a symposium, in which . rnem-
bers of the congregation will
have an opportunity, to ask ques-
tions and to discuss the subject.
The social hour will be under
the auspices of the Sisterhood.
This Friday night, Rabbi Fram
will deliver a review on "Jacob-
owsky and the , Colonel," the
play, by Franz Werfel and S. N.
Behrman.
Beginning Friday night, May
18, the Sabbath Eve Services
will be, held at. 3076 East Grand
Blvd.
Rabbi Fram announces that
the Confirmation 'Services will
be held on the Eve of. the Feast
of Shevuoth, Thursday night.
May 17, at 8 o'clock, in the Aud-
itorium of the 'Detroit Institute
of Arts.
Allied Conference
Topic of Rabbi Fram
At Temple Israel
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At the Sabbath Eve Services
of Temple Beth El this Friday
evening, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
will preach on "The San Fran-
cisco Conference—What About
the Future and Fate of the Jew?".
The musical program will be
under the direction of Julius
Chajes with Jason Tickton at
the organ. A social hour under
the auspices of the Sisterhood
will follow the services.
The Annual Mothe:-Daughter
Service will be 14,pld Saturday,
May 12, at 11 a. 'm. The pavtici-
pants are Dr. B. Benedict GL-22er,
Mrs. John C. Hopp, president of
the Sisterhood, and the follow-
ing children of the Religious
school: Mary Judith Kallet,
Luba Beth Jacob, Susan Smith,
Hortense Schlafer and Nancy
Wolfner.
TRIBUTE TO ROOSEVELT
By Florence Wolkin
On April the twelfth, in the year '45
Franklin Roosevelt ceased to be alive.
His name will go down in history
For he gave his life for his country.
His personality. his smile, and voice
were magnificent
The things he did were of the
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greatest significance.
He loved all kinds of people, no
matter what race or creed
On every foreign land he was the
greatest American seed.
In years to come, his name will
bring tears to our eyes.
For never did a country love a 111i. •
so great and so wise.
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