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THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational Activities

Time of Services
Announced by
Temple Beth El

Rabbi Fischer Plans
2 Holy Day Sermons
At Cong. Bnai Moshe

Program for High Holy Days
Completed; All Servicemen
Invitqd to Attend

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
usher in the year 5706 with ser-
vices next Friday evening at 7. Temple Israel Choir, Cantor
to Broadcast Over WWJ;
Morning devotions on Saturday,
Sept. 8, will begin at 8 and on
Program Completed
Sunday at 7:30.

Rosh Hashanah services at
Temple Beth El will be held as
follows:
Friday evening, Sept. 7, at
7:30, Saturday morning, Sept. 8,
at 10, children's service at 2:30.
The time of Yom Kippur ser-
vices is as follows:
Sunday evening, 'Sept. 16, at
7:30, Monday morning, Sept. 11,
at 10, children's service at 2,
afternoon service at 3, memo-
rial service at 4 and closing ser-
vice at 5.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
conduct the services and preach
the sermon in the main audi-
torium and Dr. Leo M. Frank-
' lin in the Brown Memcirial
Chapel. On Yom Kippur morn-
' ing Dr. Franklin., will preach in
the main auditorium and Dr.
Glazer in the chapel.
The musical program for the
High Holy Days is under the di-
rection of Jason H. Tickton, mu-
sic director and organist.
The Temple will be glad to
accomodate in the main audi-
torium and the Brown Memo-
rial Chapel all servicemen and
women who desire to attend
Reform services. No cards of ad-
mission will be required.

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Religious School Opens
at Beth El Sept. 15, 16

Cantor David Katzman and a
choir directed by Nathan Tur-
bowsky will lead the prayers.
Rabbi Moses Fischer will deliver
the sermons on the themes
"World-Creation and World
Judgement" on the first day of
Rosh Hashanah and on "The
Message of the Shofar for the
Post War Epoch" on the second
day.

Supplementary services will be
conducted by Cantor Samuel
Glantz in the social hall.

The Junior Congregation will
worship in the Harry Rosman
Assembly Hall, both days of
Rosh Hashanah from 10 to 12.
Walter Farber, director of the
religious school, will supervise
the services.

Library at Beth El
Open Two Evenings

The Library of Temple Beth
El is now open on Monday and
Wednesday evenings from 7:30
to 9:30 and Saturday and Sun-
day mornings from 9:30 to 12:30.
Mrs. Arthur L. Goulson, a pro-
fessional librarian, is in charge.
The Temple Library receives
every book of Jewish interest as
soon as it is off the press, as
well , as dozens of periodicals and
magazines from all over the
country. Many new books were
added during the summer
months.
Members of the congregation
and communities at large are
invited to visit the library and
to draw books for home read-
ing.

The Religious School of Tem-
ple Beth El will hold its open-
ing sessions on Saturday morn=
ing, Sept. 15, for the Junior High
School department, and Sunday .
morning, Sept. 16, for the Pri-
mary, intermediate, and high
school departments.
Registration., of new pupils is
being held daily in the school
office between 9 a. m. and 5 p.
m. The Religious School accepts
children beginning with the age
of 4.
High Holy Day children's ser-
vices will be held in the main
auditorium of the Temple on
Saturday, Sept. 8, at 2:30, and
Monday, Sept. 17, at 2.

Temple Israel Religious School
will re-open its sessions Sunday
morning, Sept. 9, and Saturday
morning, Sept. 15. All sessions
are held at Hampton Public
School, 18460 Warrington.

Assign HUC Students
To Michigan Cities

`Joseph to Provider'
On NBC This Sunday

Jay H. Kaufman of Detroit, a
student at Hebrew Union Col-
lege, Cincinnati, will officiate in
Niagara Falls, N. Y., during the
High Holy Days, it was an-
nounced in Cincinnati this week.
Other Hebrew Union College
students who will officiate in
Michigan communities during
the Holy Days are:
Ervin L. Herman of Baltimore,
Md., in Petoskey; Gerold J. Klein
of Canonsburg, Pa., in Battle
Creek; Albert Plotkin of South
Bend, Ind., in Alpena; Harold J.
Salzman of Cleveland, in Bay
City.

Temple Israel School
Reopens On•Sepf. 9, 15

The Joseph series, a group of
three NBC "Eternal Light" pro-
grams dramatizing Thomas
Mann's world famous tetralogy,
concludes this Sunday, Sept. 2,
with the presentation of "Joseph
the Provider." Rabbi Nathan
Perilman. of Temple Emanu-El,
New York, will be the speaker.

Rabbi Fram Lists
Sermons for High
Holyday Services

"Happy New World" is ' the
theme of Rabbi Leon Fram's
sermon on Rosh Hashanah EVe,
Friday, Sept. 7, at 8 p. m. The
High Holy Day services of
Temple Israel will be. held in the
Auditorium of the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts.

Holy Day music will be ren-
dered by Cantor Robert S.
Tuljnan, Karl W. Haas, organist,
and the Temple Israel Choir,
conducted by Dan Frohman.
"The Future of Israel" will be
the subject of Rabbi Fram's New
Year morning sermon Saturday,
Sept. 8, at 10.
For' the Kol Nidre services on
Sunday night, Sept. 16, Rabbi
Fram has chosen the subject
"Faith". On. Yom Kippur morn-
ing, Monday, Sept. 17, he will
preach on "Jonah, the Prophet
of the Common Man".
At the Memorial Service of
Yom Kippur, he will preach on
"The Passion for Death", and on
Yom Kippur afternoon he will
relate a Yom Kippur story.
The Choir will broadcast a
program entitled "The Music of
the Jewish New Year" Tuesday
night, Sept. 4, at 7:30, over WWJ.
The choir will broadcast "The
Music of the Day of Atonement"
on Tuesday night, Sept. 11, at
7:30, over WWJ. Cantor Tulman
will render A. W. Binder's
version of Kol Nidre.
The Sabbath . of Repentance
service will be observed by
Temple Israel on Friday night,
Sept. 14. Rabbi Fram will speak
on "Hosea, the Prophet of Love."

Rabbi Sperka Gives
New Year Message
On WWJ This Sunday

Radio Station WWJ again has
extended an invitation to Rabbi
Johua S. Sperka of Congregation
Bnai David to broadcast a New
Year's message this Sunday,
Sept._2, at 12:30 p. m.
Rabbi Sperka has been broad-
casting over WWJ for four years
talking on the meaning of the
Jewish holidays to the Detroit
community.
Canfor Hyman J. Adler of Con-
gregation Bnai David will parti-
pate in the program and will
chant several liturgical selections
from Rosh Hashanah services.
Rabbi Sperka and Cantor Adler
will broadcast a Yom Kippur
message to be announced next
week.

Services

Announces High Holy Days Services

CANTOR GREENBLATT

For Reservations Phone Rabbi Holleman

PLaza 1048

Jewish War Veterans,

At Their Headquarters

8212 Twelfth Street,

Near Seward

(Former Littman's Theater Hall)

All Jewish Service Men and
Women Will be Admitted
Free - to These Services

Tickets are now available for
civilians at the Jewish War
Veterans Headquarters, 8212
Twelfth Street. TR. 1-8899.

JWB Army and Navy Committee Contacting Military
Bases in States; Keywell and Kowal to House Percy
Jones Patients, Families at Barium Hotel

Preparations areunder way by
the Detroit Army and Navy
Committee of the National
Jewish Welfare Board in Detroit
to provide home hospitality for
service men and women during
the High Holy Days. _
A large number of men and
women in uniform continue to
need the friendship and hos-
pitality of the communities in
which they are stationed and De-
troit is not relaxing its efforts to
assure Jewish men and women
in service every opportunity to
observe the Holydays.
Contact is being made by
Samuel Kurzon, area director for
USO-National Jewish Welfare
Board, with every army camp
and base in Detroit and in Michi-
gan to bring the Holyday pro-
gram to the attention of military
personel of the Jewish faith.
Many Get Furloughs
In many cases, because of the
relaxation in military activity,
many will be given furloughs to
enable them to spend the holi-
days with their families. For
those compelled by military
necessity to remain at their jobs,
commanding officers have in
every case assured sufficient
time for attendance at religious
service and the opportunity to
enjoy the holiday with Detroit
families.
For service men and women at
Selfridge Field, arrangements
have been carried out with the'
Mt. Clemens Army and Navy
Committee of. the National JWB
whose chairman is Harry Malbin.
At Percy Jones General Hospital
in Battle Creek, patients will be
cared for at homes in Battle
Creek, through plans made by the
Battle Creek JWB Army and
Navy Committee.
A special program of hospitality
has been set up by the Detroit
owners of the Barium Hotel,

A rmy and avy Committee for

Percy Jones Hospital patients
who plan to come to Detroit for
the High Holy Days.
By arrangement with Henry
C. Keywell and Isidor Kowal,
they have set aside without
charge a sufficient number ,eOf
rooms to accommoda to all hos-
•pital patients, their wives and
children, who would like to spend
Rosh Hashanah or Y om Kippur
in Detroit. Meals als o will be
provided without cost and these"
guests will have the o pportunity
of attending religious services of
whatever type they prefer.
Hillel Foundations Assist
Men attending th e College
military programs at Ann Arbor
and East Lansing wil l be cared
for through local J WB com-
mittees, attending services and
receiving hospitality at the Hillel
Foundations.
At Alpena and surrounding
areas in the northern part of
Michigan, JWB committees have
arranged for hospitality pro-
grams.
Fred M. Butzel is state chair-
man of the National JWB.
Samuel H. Rubiner heads the
JWB Army and - Navy Committee
in Detroit. Mrs. Abraham Srere
is in charge of the home hos-
pitality program in Detroit.

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Detroit Fairband Folk Schools

1912 Taylor

12244 Dexter.

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Thirkell School

TY 5-3365

Will Reopen Tuesday, September 4

Registration of new pupils daily, except Tuesday, at 1912 Tay-
lor and every Tuesday at 12244 -Dexter—from 1 to 6 p. m.
We Teach: Hebrew, Yiddish, History, Bible, Singing, Celebra-
tion of Holidays, Jewish Life in Palestine.

Register Your Child in a Farband School

2616 Tyler near Linwood
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During the past year, this important institution has
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This important society depends for its future sup-
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Send your gifts at once to the sole representative
of this institution in America.

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Jewish GIs Here Assured
Hospitality for Holy Days

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