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THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational Activities

Beth Yehudah
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin's
Accepting Pupils Annual Banquet This Sunday
For Winter Term Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin, at Chachmey Lublin.

located at Linwood and Elm-
hurst, will hold its third annual
banquet this Sunday evening,
Jan. 6. Rabbi Abraham Price of
Toronto, dean of the Theological
Seminary of Canada, will be the
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dex- guest speaker.
Reservations for the dinner
ter and Cortland, will commence
the winter term, in all depart- should be made at once at the
ments of the school, on Monday, Yeshivah office, TO. 6-2341, or
Jan. 28. Enrollment will be tak- M. Kaner, HO. 9183.
Greetings from the surviving
en during the entire month at the .
Yeshivah office, 12301 Dexter, Jews of Europe will be brought
by Henry Applebaum, recently
telephone, HO. 7990.
discharged soldier, now a student
Yeshivah education, transmit-
ted in English, includes instruc-
tion in Hebrew and Yiddish but
emphasizes training for harmon-
ious Jewish living in the Amer-
8
ican environment. It is open for
boys and girls from the age of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will in-
41/2 in pre-kindergarten to high augurate classes for adults and
school and college students.
adolescents at 8 p. m. Tuesday,
Jan. 8.
2 Types of Classes
The courses are open to any
There are two types of classes
in the Yeshivah: Afternoon member of the Detroit . Jewish
classes for those attending public community. The registration fee
schools, and the all-day program is $2 for one or more courses and
for children desirous of a com- prospective students may enroll
plete secular and religious curric- any - afternoon , at the Shaarey
Zedek.
ulum in the Day School.
During the fall term, there
The courses and their teachers
were 550 pupils attending 31 are:
classes of Hebrew instruction in
Background of Contemporary
the five departments: Kindergar- Jewish History, Abraham Cohen
ten, Day School, Intermediate of the Jewish Community Center
classes, afternoon Yeshivah, and and Norman Drachler of the
Beth Jacob School for Girls. Two Shaarey Zedek faculty; Study of
Yeshivah buses transport stu- Jewish Prayers, Maurice Zack-
dents from distant neighborhoods. heim; Jewish Music, Cantor J. H.
A lunch is served to students Sonenklar; Jewish Customs and
who come for the 9 o'clock morn- Ceremonials, Rabbi Gershon G.
ing session.
Rosenstock; Study of . Selected
20 Teachers On Staff
Jewish Prophets, Max Gordon;
A staff of more than 20 is in Hebrew 1, Mrs. Samuel Lehrman;
charge of instruction and super- Hebrew. II, Michael Atzmoni;
vision.
Hebrew III, Joseph Haggai of the
Yeshivah Beth Yehudah has United Hebrew Schools; Study
advanced from 50 pupils . in the of the Bible, Mrs. Morris Adler.
old building on Elmhurst, seven
Courses to last about an hour,
years ago, to 534 as of Nov. 13. will be given every Tuesday eve-
ning.
The Shaarey Zedek adult edu-
cation committee is composed of
Morris Jacobs, chairman; Maurice
H. Zackheim, chairman of the
adult education committee; Rab-
bi Gershon G. Rosenstock, Philip
Gilbert, Dr. A. W. Sanders, Na-
"Shall We Have Peace-Time than Spevakow, Samuel Weis-
Conscription?" is the question
man and Jacob B. Rogvoy and
which Rabbi Leon Fram will dis-
Charles Rosenblatt, co-education-
cuss in his lecture at the Sabbath
al directors of the Shaarey Zedek
Eve services at Temple Israel
school.
Friday night, Jan. 11, at 8:30 in
the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
Bnai David to Hold
Institute of Arts.
This is the first in a series of Friday Gatherings
sermons which Rabbi Fram will
deliver under the general heading
Cong. Bnai David, Elmhurst
"The Immediate Problems of our and 14th, announces the opening
Day."
of its Friday night gatherings on
At the service of Jan. 11, Rich- Jan. 11 at 8:30 p. m.
ard Owen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A Palestinian program has
Gilbert Owen, will celebrate his . been planned for the opening
Bar Mitzvah. The . congregation Friday night gathering, since it
will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. is the Sabbath before Hamisha
Owen at a reception.
Asar b'Shevat, Palestinian Arbor
Day. The topic will be on the
`New Holy Lands' Topic
latest development in the Pales-
tinian problem. Arrangements
Of Rabbi Levi's Sermon
are being made to have a visitor
"New Holy Lands" is the title from Palestine to address the
of the address to be delivered by gathering.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will of-
Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi, at late
ficiate
and Cantor Hyman J.
Friday evening services at Con-
Adler
will
be in charge of the
gregation Bnai Moshe, Jan. 11.
musical program, and will lead
Rabbi Levi will discuss the var-
ious proposals to settle homeless in community singing.
The social program has been
Jews in other places than Pales-
transformed to present a ban-
tine.
quet-like atmosphere of the ideal
Services begin at 8:15 and are
conducted by Cantor David Katz- Sabbath table. During the social
hour, Cantor Adler will lead in
man. A social hour will follow.
group singing of Zmiros.

New Season Opens Jan. 28
in All Departments; 550
Enrolled in 31 Classes

Toastmaster for the evening
will be Jacob Soberman, presi-
dent of the YeShivah.
"Voice of the Yeshivah," a new
radio program, will be presented
every Sunday by Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin on Weinberg's
Jewish Hour over Station WJBK,
for one hour, starting at 10 a.m.
The time for this program is do-
nated by the United Dairies. Ac-
tivities and progress of the Yesh-
ivah will be outlined on the
"Voice of the Yeshivah."

Shaarey Zedek Opens Fabian to Entertain
Adult Classes Jan.
At Young Israel's
Program on Jan. 16

Peace-Time Draft
Topic of Sermon by
Rabbi Fram Jan. 11

$1,758,000 in Bonds
Sold at Shaarey Zedek

Shaarey Zedek has sold $1,758,-
000 worth of Victory Bonds, stir-
passing its quota by 50 per cent,
according to Dr. Morris Burn-
stein, chairman of the Shaarey
Zedek bond committee. The to-
tals, when complete, may ap-
proximate $1,800,000.
In the eight bond drives about
$8,000,000 in bonds have been
sold through Shaarey Zedek. The
congregation has received the
thanks of the Treasury Dept.

Rabbi Tenenbaum Guest
At N.W. Congregation

Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion and Center, will have as its
guest rabbi for the services on
Jan. 18 and 19, Rabbi Tenen-
baum, a graduate of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica, who for the past three years
occupied the pulpit in Saginaw.
The Congregation will hold an
open general meeting on Jan. 20.
There will be an outstanding
speaker and a program of music.
Refreshments will be served.

"Fabian," a master of comic
magic, will be featured at the
Young Israel "Youth Night" to
be held Wednesday, Jan. 16, at
Assembly H a 11
of Bnai Moshe
Synagogue. The
evening w i
serve as a mem-
bership rally for
Young Isr a e
boys' clubs be-
tween the ages
of 8 and 16. The
Young Israel
Intermedi a t e s,
"Fabian"
16 to 19, will conduct the pro-
gram. Hamisha Asar refresh-
ments will be served. There will
be no charge for admission.
Fabian has travelled extensive ;
ly with U.S.O. shows and has
appeared in Detroit at Latin
Quarter and at organizational
programs.
All boys, 8 to 19, are invited
to attend. Boys may sit in the
section assigned to the particular
club in which they are interest-
ed, or in the general unreserved
section. A special invitation is
extended to students and alumni
of all Talmud Torahs, Hebrew
Schools and Yeshivoth.

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Friday, 'January 4, 1944

Pupils in Jewish Schools Observe
Hamisha Asar b'Shevat, Jan. 17

The school committee of the
Jewish National Fund Council of
Detroit has issued a call to
parents and pupils in local
Jewish schools to join in observ-
ing Hamisha Asar b'Shevat on
'Jan. 17 and to utilize the festival
to plant trees in Palestine.
M. Goldoftas, in behalf of the
committee, has released the fol-
lowing call:
"Jan. 17 will be observed as
Hamisha Asar b'Shevat, the
Jewish Arbor Day, a day which
is considered of special signifi-
cance to the Jews of Palestine.
"It is a tradition among all
Jews, as a blessing for Palestine,
to plant trees on soil of the
Jewish National Fund.
"Hamisha Asar is becoming the

festival of all Jews everywhere.
The Nazis have murdered 6,000,-
000 Jews—among them hundreds
of thousands of our children. We
call upon those who are fortu-
nate to live in freedom to carry
with pride the responsibilities
for our future, and we ask them
to make Hamisha Asar the sym-
bol of our hopes and faith of
planting and building.
"We urge parents to make
Hamisha Asar a holiday for
home observance; to give a place
of honor to the JNF, Blue and
White box on this occasion; to
discuss the future of Palestine
with the children on this festival
and to plant trees in the name
of every member of the family
through the JNF."

Plan Memorial Meeting
For Late Rev. Mogill

First Year of Peace,
Rabbi Fram's Topic
At Temple Israel

A memorial meeting will be
held in honor of the late Rev.
Samuel Mogul at 8:30 Monday,
Jan. 14, at Cong. Emanuel, Tay-
lor and Woodrow Wilson, under
the auspices of the Yiddish Folks
Ferein. Participating will be
the Cantors' Association and the
Halevy Singing Society.
The Rev. Mogill served the
community 26 years. He has been
cantor of many leading congre-
gations of the city, and has been
president of the Jewish Minis-
ters Cantors' Association for the
last your years.

"1946: A Preview of the First
Year of Peace," will be the sub-
ject of Rabbi Leon Fram's
sermon this Friday at 8:30 p. m.
in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
A new year reception sponsor-
ed by the Sisterhood will take
place in the Romanesque Hall
after services.
The Religious School, which
has been on vacation for two
weeks, will resume sessions Sat-
urday and Sunday mornings at
the Hampton High School, 18460
Warrington.

Unitarian Minister
In Hillel Discussion

The Rev. Edward H. Redman,
pastor of the Unitarian Church in
Ann Arbor, and Rabbi Jehudah
M. Cohen, director of the Univer-
sity of Michigan Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation, will lead the Fire-
side Discussion at the Hillel
Foundation after Sabbath Eve
services this Friday evening.
Rabbi Cohen will conduct serv-
ices in the Foundation Chapel,
assisted by student cantors, , Eu-
gen Malitz of Detroit. and Morris
Stulberg of Marshall.
The topic for the Fireside Dis-
cussion will be "Judaism and Uni-
tarianism—Their Similarities and
Disparities."
On Sunday evening the music
committee, under the chairman-
ship of Rita Hyman of Florida,
will present an evening of re-
corded music.

Three Leaders at Bnai
Moshe Forum Tuesday

"In Peace as in War: Team
Work," is the subject to be dis-
cussed by Dr. Alvin Hersch and
Circuit Judges Joseph Moynihan
and Philip Elliott, at the fdrum
of the Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe, next Tuesday
evening, at 8:30.
The forum is sponsored by the
Detroit Round Table of Catholics,
Jews and Protestants. The Rev.
Joseph Q. Mayne, executive sec-
retary of the organization, will be
the moderator.
An added feature will be a
monodrama by Louis Lytton, vet-
eran stage actor, titled, "I am
an American." Mr. Lytton is ap-
pearing Detroit under the aus-
pices of the Round Table.
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club
members will be guests of the
Bnai Moshe on this occasion. The
public is invited.

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