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Congregational Activities

Dr. Glazer to Speak
On Public Schools'
Education This Friday

Dr. Hertz, Chief
Rabbi, 73, Dead

Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz,
"Do the Public Schools 'Edu- Chief Rabbi of the British Ern- .
cate' Children?" will be the sub- pire, died on Monday in London
ject of Dr. B. Benedict Glazer's at the age of 73.
Born in Slovakia, he came to
sermon at the Sabbath Eve ser-
vices of Temple Beth El this
Friday evennig.
The musical program will be
rendered by the Temple Quartet
under the direction of Jason H.
Tickton. A social hour under the
auspices of the Sisterhood will
follow the services.

List New Sponsors
At Chachmey Lublin;
Term Opens Jan. 28

A list of new sponsors for
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin was
announced at the dinner on Jan.
6 at the Jewish Center, when
Rabbi Price of Toronto outlined
the importance of the Yeshivah
movement. New sponsors include
Mrs. Bookstein and Messrs. Yoles,
Shevach, Max Goldberg, Wolf
Cohen, Spigelman and M. Dorin.
Henry Applebaum, a discharg-
ed war veteran, now a Yeshivah
student, reported on conditions
of European Jews and urged that
American Jews make it their re-
sponsibility to preserve tradition-
al Judaism.
Max Kaplan reported on prog-
ress being made in remodeling
the - Yeshivah building on Lin-
wood and Elmhurst.
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin is
accepting new registrants for the
new term to begin Jan. 28.
Lunches are provided and there
are gymnasium classes for pupils
beginning with the seventh
grade, twice a week, at the Jew-
ish Center.
Registrations are being accept-
ed in the Parochial School where
competent English teachers have
been secured.
Information may be secured by
calling TO. 8-2341.
Graduation exercises will be
held at the Parochial • School at
1:30 p.m., Sunday, Jan. 27. Philip
Rabinowitz, son of Rabbi Joseph
Rabinowitz, will speak for the
graduates. The public is invited
to attend the exercises.

Rabbi Tenenbaum
To Occupy Pulpit
At NW Hebrew Cong,

Rabbi Edward M. Tenenbaum
will occupy the pulpit of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
and Center at the Bagley School
this Friday evening at 8:15 and
Sabbath morning at 9.
The congregation will hold a
general meeting of the member,
ship on Monday, at 8 p. m., at
the Bagley school. Reports will
be made by synagogue commit-
tees on the progress of the ad-
ministration, under the leader-
ship of Ira G. Kaufman, presi-
dent.
At a meeting of the coordinat-
ing council committee of the
synagogue, attended by heads of
component groups affiliated with
the congregation, it was decided
to appoint an editorial staff to
issue a monthly journal.

Temple Israel Cub Scouts
Meet Jan. 28 at Hampton

The first meeting of the entire
pack of Cub Scouts sponsored by
Temple Israel Men's Club will
be held at Hampton School, Mon-
day, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p. m.
Den Mothers in charge of the
evening program are: Mesdames
Adolph Goodman, Oscar Grey,
Louis Kirsch, Leo Orecklin, Sol
Stein, Harry Pernick, J. M.
Mathews, J. M. Goldsmith.
The evening will be highlighted
by individual Dens, giving phases
of the ritual of cubbing before an
audience of committeemen and
parents of the boys.

DR. JOSEPH H. HERTZ

the United States at an early age,
was educated in the College of
the City of New York and was
ordained Rabbi by the Jewish
Theological Seminary. He was
elected Chief Rabbi of Britain
in 1913.
He was the author of "The
Book of Jewish Thoughts," a re-
print of excerpts from which wa:s
distributed in hundreds of thous-
ands of copies among servicemen;
the five-volume commentary
"The Pentateuch and Haftorahs"
and other works.
An ardent Zionist, he fought
valiantly against British restric-
tions imposed upon Jewish efforts
in Palestine.

New Congregation
Breaks Ground for
Building March 17

Ground - breaking ceremonies
for the new Congregation Ahvath
Achim Bnai Abraham, known for
many years as the Delmar Con-
gregation, are planned for the
afternoon of Sunday, March 17,
on the site of the new building,
Dexter and Tyler.
Many prominent persons in the
city will attend. In the evening
there will be a Purim dinner and
dance in Bnai David hall, 14th
and Elmhurst.
The committee in charge in-
cludes Charles Freedman, Harry
Eskin, Max Bachman, Lew Tess-
ler, Max Kaner, Abe Cherrin, C.
Cottler, Peter Chodoroff, Meyer
Lebowitz and Albert Burke.

Orthodox Rabbis
Support Campaign
For Beth Yehudah

Detroit Council of Orthodox
Rabbis has announced that it will
sponsor a city-wide, inter-syna-
gogue, Saturday evening confer-
ence, Feb. 2, as a formal opening
of the 30-day intensive campaign
for Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. The
drive will end with the annual
patrons' dinner March 3.
Directors of all local congrega-
tions and representatives of other
communal groups will be invit-
ed to the Melave Malko. On that
Sabbath morning, Rosh Chodesh
Adar I, talks in all synagogues
will stress the need for Yeshivah
education, and a plea will be
made for enrollment in all
Yeshivah departments — kinder-
garten, day school (first through
sixth grades), intermediate
classes (7th to 9th grades), after-
noon Yeshivah, and Beth Jacob
School for Girls—which will
open their winter session Jan. 28.
Organized 30 Years Ago
Since the organization of the
Yeshivah 30 years ago by the
late Rabbi Yehudah Leib Levin,
all spiritual leaders of Detroit
synagogues have assisted in its
work. A tribute will be paid Feb.
2 to the memory of Rabbis E.
Aishishkin, S. M. Fein, M. Zager
and Y. R. Levin.
Among Detroit Rabbis who
have held office in Beth Yehudah
are Rabbis Moses Fischer, chair-
man of the Vaad Hachinuch;
Isaac Stollman, former president,
and M. J. Wohlgelernter, presi-
dent. Now serving on the board
are Rabbis Morris Adler (on
leave as chaplain), Joseph Eisen-
man, Abraham M. Hershman,
Solomon Kleinplatz, L e i z e r
Levin, Joseph Rabinowitz, Moses
Silver, Joshua S. Sperka, Joseph
Thumim and Israel Turner.
Plan for Torah Month
Members of the_ board will
meet at a brunch next Sunday
morning, to approve plans for
Torah Month activity. The corn-
mittee consists of Isadore Cohen,
administrative committee chair-
man; L otiis Levin,. treasurer;
Morris Mohr, vice president;
Rabbi Levin, Isidore Sosnick,
Rabbi Sperka, Rabbi Stollman,
Louis Tatken, Meyer Terebelo,
Max Weisberg and Rabbi Wohl-
gelernter.

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Rabbi Levi to Deliver
Bnai Moshe Sermon

"Judaism and Democracy" will
be • discussed by Rabbi Eliezer A.
Levi at late Friday evening serv-
ices Jan. 25, at Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Dexter and Lawrence.
The educational program of
Cantor David Katzman will
the Young Israel Intermediates, lead the prayers which will be-
will be inaugurated Saturday, gin at 8:15. A special hour, with
according to Arnold Eisenman, refreshments served by the Sis-
chairman of the committee of re- terhood in the banquerhall, will
ligious and educational activities. fallow Rabbi Levi's address.
A series of lectures will be given
by Rabbi Arthur Freedman on
CARD OF THANKS
customs and observances.
The family of the late Harry
A basketball team is being H. Prenzlatier wish to thank
formed to compete with other Rabbi Leon Fram, relatives and
intermediate youth clubs in the friends for the kindnesses shown
city and with Young Israel them in their recent bereave-
clubs in the mid-western region. ment.

Young Israel Intermediates
Start Educational Series

Veterans of World War I & H

Julius Rosenwald Post 218

of the American Legion Invite All

VETERANS OF WORLD WAR II

MARCH OF DIMES DANCE

Paralysis Drive Will Share in Proceeds

SUNDAY, JANUARY 27

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Rabbi Fram to Give Dr. Baron to Speak
Sermon on Prejudice At Bnai Moshe Feb.
At Services Jan. 25
Dr. Salo W. Baron, professor

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of
Jewish history, literature and in-
stitutions at Columbia University,
will address the Men's Club of
Cong. Bnai Moshe, at 8:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Feb. 5.

"Can Prejudice be Abolishe'd
by Law?" will be the subject
of Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon at
the Sabbath Eve service of Tem-
Dr. Baron is an authority on
ple Israel at 8:30 p. m. Friday,
Jewish
history and institutions.
Jan. 25, in the Lecture Hall of
His subect "The Modern State
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
and the Jews," is particularly
This is the third in a series timely.
of sermons Rabbi Fram has been
The meeting is open to the
delivering on problems of our public. • Tickets, at $1, may be
day.
obtained at the congregation of-
fice, Dexter and Lawrence.
A social hour sponsored by the
Sisterhood of Temple Israel fol-
Bnai David Gothering
lows each service.
The Men's Club announces that To Stress Education
its annual Father-Children's din-
Bnai David Friday night gath-
ner party will take place at 1
p. in., Feb. 10, at the Jewish Cen- ering will present a program on
religious education, this Friday
ter.
evening.
Participating will be Harold
Noveck, Mrs. D. J. Cohen, Rob-
ert Solomon and Miss Shirley
This
Cannon. Rabbi Joshua Sperka .
will lead the services and Cantor
Hy-man J. Adler will lead the
musical program.
Dr. Henry Hitt Crane, minister
The social hour will be trans-
of Central Methodist Church, will formed into a banquet-like at-
speak at the third Friday evening mosphere of an Oneg Sabbath.
service and get-together of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, this Friday eve-
Cantor Mogill's Name
ning, on the subject "Atomic
Put in Golden Book
Age Alternatives."
The service will commence at
An impressive memorial meet-
8:15 p. m. and will be conducted
by Rabbi Gershon G. Rosenstock, ing marked the tribute paid here
assisted by Cantor Jacob H. Son- last Monday, at Cong. Emanuel,
enklar and his quartet. After to the late Cantor Samuel Mogill.
The meeting was arranged by
the service there will be an Oneg
Shebat program in the social hall, the Yiddish Folks Ferein and the
with a question and answer Detroit Cantors' Association. '
period. Refreshments will be
The late Mr. Mogill's name was
served by a committee _of the inscribed in the Golden Book of
Sisterhood in charge of Mrs. the Jewish National Fund by the
Daniel G. Cullen. Members of Yiddish Folks Ferein. The cer-
the congregation, their families tificate was presented to the son
and friends are invited to this of Cantor Mogill by A. Nussbaum,
service.
president of the Ferein.

Dr. Crane to Address
Friday's Rites
At Shaarey Zedek

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HONORABLE JAN GALEWICZ

Consul of Poland in New York

will address Detroit Jewry on

JANUARY 29, 1946

Place and other particulars will be announced next Friday

American Federation for Polish Jews
Morris Mohr, President
Rabbi Shlomo Gliksman, Executive Director

TO ALL LITHUANIAN JEWS IN DETROI

The Federation of Lithuania Jews in Detroit is organizing
a campaign to send 2,500 parcels to the surviving Jews in
Lithuania and the concentration camps in Europe.
Of the 250,000 Lithuanian Jews, only 25,000 are alive in
Lithuania and a few thousand in the camps in Europe.
WE MUST HELP THEM!
THE PARCELS WILL MEAN SALVATION FOR ENTIRE
FAMILIES!
We appeal to all Lithuanian Jews to send contributions
to the office of the

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