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THE
JEWISH NEWS
Congregational Activities
Bnai David Starts Dr. Mann's 'Joseph'
Seat Sale Aug.12 Makes Radio Debut
N. W. Synagogue's
Holyday Services
At Bagley School
Famous Series of Biblical
Stories to Be Broadcast on
'Eternal Light' Program
High Holy Day services of the
Special Services Are Planned
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
for Children of Memters
The first radio presentation and Center will be held ,at the
and Non-Members
of Dr. Thomas Mann's "Joseph" Bagley School, Itoselawn and
For Holy Days
.
Congregation Bnai David, Elm-
hurst at 14th St.; announces that
tickets of admission to the High
Holy Day .Services will be avail-
able -beginning Sunday, Aug. 12,
at 2 p. m. The seat distribution
committee will be in the • vesti-
bule each weekday evening and
Sunday afternoons from that date
on.
Members are asked to redeem
their tickets as soon as possible.
Non-members desiring . to wor-
ship in the synagogue are re-
quested to buy their tickets early.
The congregation will conduct
special youth services in the
chapel on• Rosh Hashanah and
Yam Kippur, with special tickets
available for these services.
Tickets- are free to children of
members and children- of not-
members can purchase them • for
$2 per ticket.
Beth Aaron Speeds
Synagogue Project
Beth Aaron Synagogue • and
Hebrew School, of the northwest
section, is speeding completion
of the building for the High Holy
Days.
The construction is under the
supervision of the founder 'and
president, Alex Margulies.
All • interested are invited to
become charter members at a
nominal fee.
For information c a 1 1 Mt.
Margulies, UN. 3-8711.
High Holiday Service's
At 3 UHS Synagogues
High Holiday Services will be
held in the three synagogues
connected with - the United
Hebrew Schools—the Rose Sittig
Cohen at Tyler and Lawton, the
David W. Simons at Tuxedo and
Holmur, and the Philadelphia-
Byron School.
The auditoriums have been
redecorated and cantors engaged.
The synagogue committee con-
sists . of Nathan Yaffa, chairman,
, Morris Fishman and tsaad\Rosen-
thal, co-chairmen.
A Jew's Kindness
Makes Streicher Cry;
Admits He's Wrong
LUXEMBURG (JPS)—Julius
Streicher, Nazidom's number one
Jewbaiter, now interned here
with another top Nazi awaiting
trial as war criminals, declares
that 4e has come to the con-
clusion that there are "good
Jews" and that Jews should be
allowed • to live unmolested.
Streicher told • the following
story to Se. Robert Bock, of
Wisconsin, assistant in the lia-
ison office here:
"An American came into my
room with a pitcher of cocoa
and some crackers. He set
them down on a little table
and stepped back and said,
`this is from me to you, Mr.
Streicher—I am a Jew.' I
broke down and cried. That
was the most severe punish-
ment I have ever received. I
am wrong. I have always
said there were no good Jews,
but that boy proved to me
that I was wrong."
American Women to Care
For Liberated Oprhans
Announcement was - made by
the Mizrachi Women's Organi-
zation of Anierica, that a group
of ,60 child refugees who were
liberated by Americans from con-
centration camps iri, Europe, had
arrived in Palestine to be taken
care of by the Mizrachi Women..
Among the children are a num-
ber who had been hidden from
the Nazis by sympathetic French
in French monasteries.
series, as translated into English
by Mrs. H. T. Lowe-Porter, and
published by Alfred A. Knopf,
will be present-
ed by special
permission from
Dr. Mann, hiim-
self, on the
"Eternal Light"
radio program.
On Aug: 12,
the "Eternal
Light" will pres-
ent' "Young
Jose ph." "Jos-
Dr. Mann
eph in Egypt"
will be given on Aug. 19, and
"Joseph the Provider," the last
of the "Joseph" books, published
in 1944, will be presented on
Aug. 26. No separate broadcast
will be made of "Joseph and. His
Brothers," the first • of the tet-
ralogy. .
Curtis, it was announced -this
week.
Completion of arrangements
with the Board of Education to
hold the services - at Bagley
School were made known by
Alex Moss, president, who also
announces that the committee in
charge is arranging for a- well
known rabbi and cantor to con-.
duct the services.
Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion and Center continues to
hold Friday evening and Sabbath
_norning services at the Bagley
School.
F o r information regarding
these services and for reserva-
tions for services during the High
Holy Days, call the secretary,
Meyer R. Rubin, 17414 Wash-
burn, UN. 1-3174.
Arthur Arent has prepared the
"Joseph" radio dramatizations
for the Jewish TheolOgical Sem-
inary of America. Rabbi Israel
M; Goldman ' of Congregation
Emanu-El, Providence, R.I., -will
be the guest speaker on Aug. 19,
and Rabbi Arthur Llely -veld,
executive director of the Com-
mittee on Unity for Palestine -of
the Zionist Organization of Amy
erica, will be the guest speaker
on the Aug. 26 program. '
- The programs will be heard
'Over-NBC network Sundays from
11 to- 11:30 EWT, and in
NeW York over. WEAF at noon.
NW Cong. Men's Club
Picnic This Sunday
Ira G. Kaufman,. president of
the Men's Club of the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation and Center,
announces that the 'Club will
hold its first outdoor picnic at
the Cass-Benton Park, 'Seven
Mile and Northville Roads, on
Sunday, Aug..12, - after 10:30 a. m.
Arrangements have been made
for a soft ball court and-for the
children to wade in the pool.
Races and games have been set
up by the committee, which con-
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sists of Hy Storchan,'Max Haidy,
and David J. Miller. Malcolm
`Mirch of Evil' Book
Rivkin, another member of the
Pictures Nazi Crimes
committee, has prepared prizes
for -winners in all events. The
NEW YORK, (JTA)—"The feature of the day will be- a -soft
March of Evil," a photo-record ball game.
of Axis crime, which depicts in
pictures and text the sweep of
Nazism across Europe, and the Seek Rebecca Aronowitz;
depredations of Japan in Asia Lalmans Reported Alive
and the Pacific, was released here.
It was compiled by A. R. Lerner,
Lola Pajzicher from Jerodov,
well known journalist who was a P ol a n d, is seeking Rebecca
foreign correspondent in central Aronowitz, who operated a candy
Europe- for many years.
store here.
A cable from the Bialystok
The material, introduced by
forewords written by James W. Jewish Committee informs that
Gerad, U. S. Ambassador to Ger- Roclid, Soze and Emma Lalman
many before World War 1, and are alive.
Prof. James Sheldon, chairman
Anyone knowing of Rebecca
of the Anti-Nazi League, covers Aronowitz or of the Lalman
80 pages and sells for 50 cents relatives, call Harold Silver of
at newsstands. It is published by the Jewish Social Service Bureau,
F. F. F. Publishers, New York.
TR. 2-4080.
Congregation Bnai David
announces that all tickets unassigned to members will
be available to non-members beginning Sunday,
August 12 at 2:00 p. m. The committee will be in the
Synagogue every week day evening from 7-9 and
each Sunday afternoon.
Junior Services will be bald in the
Chapel during the High Holy Days.
Members are requested to , call for their tickets immediately.
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THE UNDERGROUND SPEAKS
TO DETROIT JEWRY
Hear the three visiting, leaders of the
Polish and French Underground Movements
Friday, August 10, 1945
Local Brevities
(
,SAMUEL W. LEIB of Detroit
was elected a member of the
General Committee of District
Grand Lodge No. 6 of Bnai Brith
at the convention held in Chi-
cago, Julyto 24. Mr. Leib will
represent he Michigan Bnai
Cou cil. Harry. Yudkoff of
Detroit was elcted president of
District Grand Lodge No. 6 at the
Chicago convention.
* * *
The war's imprint on impres-
sionable young minds at home is
revealed in "HERO STUFF," next
story in the Community War
Chest "CRISIS IN WAR TOWN"
series to be presented by. WWJ-
The Detroit News, Monday, at
1:45 ,p. • m. Narrated. by Victor
Jory, "Hero Stuff" stars young
Ben Cooper in the role of the
&year old boy whose desire for
recognition and a share , of the
dangers and the glory which
his _sailor brother is experiending
almost ends in disaster.
* * *
The Jewish Aup at LAPEER
STATE HOME and Training
School was entertained at a
picnic on July 31. The hostesses
were Mrs. J. GrciSs of 173 Herzel
St., Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Harry
Goldfarb of Hotel Detroiter, De-
troit, and Louis Gerson, of 2442
Franklin Ave., Toledo. Rabbi
Herman Rosenwasser makes
weekly visits to the Home.
* * *
SIMHA RUBINSTEIN, for the
past year educational director
of Congregation Shaarey Ze-
dek's Sunday and daily Hebrew
schools, has resigned • from his
post, it was 'announced this week
by Morris - Jacobs,. chairman of
the - Shaare'y Zedek educational
committee. Mr. Rubinstein has
accepted a position with the
Bureau of Jewish Education - in
New York.
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Palestine Davar Hits
Dr. Goldmann's Plea
Dr. Nahum Goldminn's state-
ment, syndicated by the Jewish
World News, that the British
Government should be given
time to overcome internal dif-
ficulties before pressing her for
a decision on Zionist demands,
was attacked by Davar, Pales-
tine Labor daily. It is reported
that the Jewish World News, a
press syndicate, is • maintained
by the World Jewish Congress.
UHS Will Re-Open
New Term Aug. 15
The United Hebrew Schools
will re-open- on WednesdaY,
Aug. 15.
S essions will be • held in the
morning, with the first session at
9:30 a. m., the second at 11 a. m.,
and so on.
This schedule will be con-
tinued until after Labor Day,
when sessions will be held after
public school hours.
At the beginning of a new
semester, registrations are now
held for children of all ages, for
beginners as well as advanced
students. Parents are asked to
contact the schools immediately.
The schools are Located -. at
13226 Lawton, 1245 W. Phila-
delphia, 4000 Tuxedo, 15705
Parkside, Central High School,
Bagley Public School and the
Brady Public Schpol. The tele-
phone number of the main office
is TO. 8-0063.
10,000 Jews Alive
Out of 234,000,
AMG Discloses
FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN (JPS)
—Out - of 234,000 Jews from
France, Belgium, Holland and
Norway, deported by the Nazis-
to death damps and for slave
labor, only 10,000 have , been
found, and "though a few addi-
tional Jews may be uncovered
in hospitals and other places in
Germany, the difference between
the two sets of figures represents
approximately the number of
dead."
These ' figures were disclosed
in a report compiled by the
American Military Government
and released by- the combined
Displaced Persons executive corn- .
mittee, of the U. S. Forces.
The . 234,000 Jews - are • included
in 400;000 political and racial de-
portees from the four occupied
countries of Western Europe.
The Displaced Persons Execu-
tive Committee released the fol-
lowing breakdown Of deportees:
Jews deptrted from Belgium,
28,000, repatriated, 1,289; deport-
ed from France, 105,000, repatri-
ated, 2,000 to 4,000; deported
from the Netherlands 110,000, re-
patriated, 5,000; deported from
Norway, 734, repatriated, 12.
DOWNTOWN
SYNAGOGUE
Sponsored by the Isaac Agree Memorial Society
Reservations for High. Holy Days
Are -Now Available
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The Downtown. Synagogue has sustained its record or
holding daily services since its establishment in the
Detroit metropolitan area in 1940. Also affords special
opportunity for giving enlightened instruction to Bar
Mitzvah candidates. Marriage ceremonies are also per-
, formed under the auspices of -the §ynagogue.
1205 Griswold Cor. State
Rabbi- Herman Rosenwasser
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Northwest
Hebrew Congregation
and Center
Will Hold Services
For the High Holy Day
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
at the
BAGLEY SCHOOL
Curtis and Roselawn
Dr. N. Eek
M. Topiol
A. Rajdti
Give their eye-witness report on the tragic events in Europe
MONDAY. AUGUST 13, 8:30 P. M.
IN THE SOCIAL HALL OF SHAAREYZEDEK
Under auspices of Detroit Chapter of American _Federation of Polish Jews
ADMISSKIN FREE
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For Information Call
Alex Moss, President -
• • UN. 1-4637
Max Goldsmith, Vice-Pres. • • - UN. 3-4532
Meyer R. Rubin, Sec'y. • • • - UN. 1-3170