Friday, Augus+ 31, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Thirteen

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Noted Lecturers, Musicians
On S. Z. Men's Club Program

Bnai David to Have
Holy Day Services
For Young People

Young Israel Launches New Year
With Services at Two Locations

High Holyday services at
Detroit's two Young Israel syna-
gogues will inaugurate the or-
ganization's program of activities
for the new year, with an in-
Cantor Hyman J. Adler, the crease in religious, cultural and
newly elected cantor of Bnai social activities.
David, will officiate.
Before the end of 5706, Young
Detroit Jews are invited to at-
Israel hopes to have its activities
tend these services.
centered in its completed Ortho-
Congregation Bnai David has
dox Community Center on Dexter
arranged for special services for near
Fullerton.
young people. Children of mem-
bers will receive admission tick-
High Holy day services at the
ets before the holidays, free of Northwestern branch . of Young
charge. Children of non-mem- Israel, housed in Yeshivath Beth
bers will be charged $2.
Yehudah pending erection of the
The Junior Services will be Young Israel Center, will be led
conducted by Rabbi J. M. Brown by Rabbi Jacob Ungar, Arthur
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah and Gellman and Charles T. Gell-
will be supervised by Rabbi J. man. Sermons will be delivered
S. Sperka.
by Rabbi Israel E. Turner.
Services at Young Israel

Selicoth services will be held
Congregational Get-Together to Open Year's Activities
on Saturday, Sept. 1, at mid-
Next Wednesday; Arzt, Ludwig, Spiegel,
night at Congregation Bnai Da-
Grayzel, Among Year's Speakers
vid, Elmhurst anA 14th.

A congregational get-together
sponsored by the Men's Club of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
with the Sisterhood, the Young
People's Society and the Junior
Congregation participating, will
open the year's program of the
Men's Club next Wednesday
evening, in the synagogue's so-
cial hall, Maurice Heligman,
president, announces.
Harry Cohen, president of
Shaarey Zedek, will be chair-
man of Wednesday's program,
during which the meaning of
the High Holy Days will_ be dis-
cussed.
Other programs announced by
the Men's Club for the current
year include the following:
Oct. 3—An address by Frazier
Hunt, war correspondent, on
"Atoms—Peace—Russia."
Oct. 17—Charles Gilbert, bari-
tone, theatrical star, in a "Gil-
bert and Sullivan" treat of mirth
and melody.
Oct. 31—Dr. Solon-ion Gray-
zel, editor of Jewish Publication
Society, in an address on "Ad-
justment or Assimilation."
Nov. 14—Address on "Pre-
destined -Judaism" by Dr. Judah

Synagogues Set
To Accommodate
Non-Members

Many Plan Supplementary
Services to Eliminate
Commercial Setups

To provide religious services
under proper auspices for non-
members who have patronized
mushroom synagogues, several of
Detroit's established congrega-
tions have arranged supple-
mentary services for the High
Holy Days.

These congregations are re-
sponding to the recommendations
made by the Synagogue Com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Council to make it unnecessary
for many people to attend ser-
vices at >mushroom synagogues
1 which have been condemned as
commercial exploitation of re-
ligion, and as offensive to the
proper observance of the Holy
Days.

Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dex-
ter and Lawrence, Beth Abraham,
Linwood near Sturtevant; Bnai
David, Elmhurst and 14th; Bnai
Zion, Humphrey near Holmur;
Mishkan Israel, Blaine near Lin-
wood, have arranged supple-
mentary services.
The Councils Synagogue Corn-
,mittee urges all who can possibly
do so to attend services conductgd
by established congregations.
The committee will meet in
October to review the efforts
made this year to reduce the
number of mushroom synagogues„
and to discuss the problem pre-
sented by congregations planning
to build synagogues within a
small area.

Appeal for Tefillin
Made by Rabbi Aiding
Jews at Belsen Camp

At the last meeting of Zeirei
Agudas Israel, a diary was re-
ceived from Rabbi S. Baumgar-
ten, who is doing relief work at
the Belsen Bergen Concentration
camp. He appeals to American
Jews for Tefillin.
His own pair is used from
early morning to late at night,
and many internees made the
blessing because they had not put
on a pair for over three years,
he reports.
An appeal is made to Detroit
Jews to bring their extra Tefillin
to the synagogues, Slicoth night,
Saturday, Sept. 1, or call TO.
5-6046. Arrangements have been
made to pick up these Tefillin
for immediate shipment.

Goldin, professor of Jewish lit-
erature at Duke University.
Nov. 28—Concert by Abram
Chasins, eminent pianist.
Dec. 2—Hanukah congrega-
tional dinner, with Dr. Max Arzt
as guest speaker.
Dec. 12—"An Evening With
the Boys in the Armed Forces."
Jan. 9—Address on "Peace and
Its Master" by Emil Ludwig, no-
ted writer and biographer.
Jan. 23-L-Concert by Ossy Ren-
ardy, noted violinist.
Feb. 6—Scout Night.
Feb. 27—Joint dinner of con-
gregational Men's Clubs.
March 13—Address on "What's
Ahead for the Jew" by Dr. Sha-
lom Spiegel, professor of medi-
eval literature at American Aca-
demy for Jewish Research.
March 27—"An Evening With
the Rabbinate," in conjunction
with the Junior Congregation;
including the showing of the
film "Sacrifice of Isaac."
April 10 — "Zionist-Palestinian
Celebration"—an evening of Jew-
ish music.
May 8—Shaarey Zedek Reli-
gious School Night, featuring the
talking picture "Joseph in the
Land of Egypt."

Rabbi Isaac Lewin
Of Palestine to Visit
City During Holy Days

Rabbi Isaac Meir Lewin, son-
in-law of the world famous Gerer
Rabbi, has arrived in this country
from Palestine and will be a
guest in Detroit in the interests
of the American Religious Pal-
estine Fund.
Rabbi Lewin will be here for
the High Holydays to bring a
message to Detroit Jewry from
Jewish communities in Europe
and Palestine.
Orthodox leaders are arrang-
ing a banquet in his honor, to
take place at 7 p. m. on Wednes-
day, Sept. 19, at the Jewish
Community Center.
Rabbi Leo Jung of New York
Congregation Bnai David, Elm- will be here to introduce Rabbi
hurst and 14th, announces that Lewin at the banquet.
Rosh Hashanah evening services
will be held on Friday, Sept. 7, Shaarey Zedek Scouts
at 7 p. m. Cantor Hyman J.
Adler will officiate at all Holiday Held Picnic Sunday
services.
Shaarey Zedek Boy Scout and.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will
preach on the first day of Rosh Girl Scout troops will hold their
Hashanah on the subject "A annual picnic this Sunday at
New Evaluation to the New Middle Rouge Park near Ply-
Year." On the second day of mouth. Parents and relatives
Rosh Hashanah he will preach on have been invited, it was an-
the subject "Reconversion of nounced by Albert Green, head
of the Shaarey Zedek Scouting
Men."
Committee.
Games and contests will be
NBC to Dramatize
featured and awards will be given
to the boy and girl scouts who
Jewish Radio Play
sold the most bonds during the
NEW YORK—"Behold the seventh War Loan.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Jew," a radio adaptation of the
British Greenwood Poetry Award, now sponsors . seven troops:
will be presented by NBC in Brownies, composed of girls 8
observance of the Jewish New to 10; the regular Girl Scout
Year, Tuesday, Sept. 4, 11:30 p.m. troop; a troop of older girls; Boy
Scout troops 104 and 164, Cub
The radio drama, based on Ada Pack 104 and Explorers' troop 104
Jackson's poem of the same name composed of older boys.
and written by ilton Geiger, was
first broadcast last year in ob-
CARD OF THANKS
servance of Rosh Hashanah, and
The family of the late Ethel
will be repeated by request.
Goodman wishes to thank its
This program is presented by many relatives and friends for
NBC and the American Jewish the kindnesses shown them dur-
Committee.'
ing their recent bereavement.

Rabbi Sperka Speaks
On 'New Evaluation
To the New Year'

Beth Aaron Congregation

Have Good Fortune in Securing

CANTOR I. H. PEKARSKY

branch at 2691 Joy Road will be
led by a well known Baale Tefilo.
After the Holy Days, Young
Israel's youth groups, story hours,
clubs and classes for boys and
girls will meet on regular sche-
dule.
Young Israel's veterans com-
mittee, headed by Solomon N.
Cohen and Harold Platt, has
formulated its program for the
reintegration of returning ser-
vicemen into the organization.
Aid in securing employment for
Sabbath observers among veter-
ans, reorganization of Young
Israel's sub-senior group to in-
clude returning servicemen and
women, introduction of veterans
into positions of importance
within Young Israel are among
the provisions outlined by the
committee.

Orthodox Synagogues,
JWV, Form New Posts

Orthodox Jewish Congregations
and William B. Herlands, chair-
man of its Veteran Council, urges
A plan by which local posts the congregations to invite the
of the Jewish War Veterans of veterans to "become a perman-
the United States will be organ- ent part of the congregational
ized in congregations throughout family through the organization
the country affiliated with the of a veterans post." The con-
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- gregations are urged to "offer -the
gregations of America has been post of the free use of synago-
adopted by the two organiza- gue facilities for meetings, so-
tions, it was announced by Arch- cial and similar functions."
ie H. Greenberg, national com-
Five congregations already
mander of J.W.V.
have taken first steps towards
A letter, signed by - Dr. Sam- the organization of congrega-
uel Nirenstein, of the Union of tional Jewish War Veteran posts.

The Northwest
Hebrew Congregation
and Center

Will Hold Services For the High Holy Days

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

BAGLEY SCHOOL

Curtis and Roselawn

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Max Goldsmith, Vice,-Pres. - • -

UN. 3-4532

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Meyer R. Rubin,

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