Friday, May 3, 1946 THE JEWISH NEWS Page Twenty Cohen Re-Elected As President of Shaarey Zedek Congregational Activities 'Whitman-Ave.' Play Topic .of Sermon at Temple Israel May .10 "On Whitman Avenue, the race relations play by the Detroit play- wright, Maxine Wood (Maxine Finsterwald), recently seen in Detroit, ,ill be the subject of the sermon by Rabbi Leon Frain at the Sabbath Eve services of Temple Israel Friday night, May 10, at 8:30, in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Rabbi Fram announces that the Confirmation service of Temple Israel will be held on the Eve of Shevuoth, Tuesday night, June 4, in the auditorium of the Detroit Institute of Arts. The High School commencement exercises will be held Friday night, May 24, at 8:30, in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Rabbi Morton J. Cohn, formerly of De- troit and now Rabbi of Temple Beth El in Niagara Falls, will deliver • the commencement ser- mon. This Friday night, the Sister- hood of Temple Israel will ob- serve Sisterhood Sabbath and conduct the services. Among those who will participate will be Mrs. David Goldberg who will sing. Sabbath songs in illustra- tion of Mrs. Samuel B. Danto's sermon on Sabbath ceremonials. Yeshiva 1.1' Enrollment Of 1,100 Sets New High NEW YORK—An enrollment of 1,100 students, the highest in the history of Yeshiva university, is reported by Dr. Samuel Belkin, president. Its students come from 25 states and 20 foreign countries, including for the first time stu- dents from Brazil and Peru. Shaarey Zedek Honors Mothers at Services Saturday, May 11 Rabbi Teplitz in Pulpit Of NW Hebrew Cong. This Friday Evening Rabbi Gershon G. Rosenstock will preach the Sabbath sermon this Saturday at Shaarey Services start at 9 a. m. The Junior Congregation holds sepa- rate Sabbath services. On Saturday, May 11, the Sab- bath service will honor Shaarey Zedek mothers. Rabbi Morris Adler will preach on a topic re- lating to Mothers' Day. Cantor Sonenklar will chant the service. In the morning, Rabbi Morris Adler will give a special Mother's Day Sabbath sermon at the syna- gogue. All Sisterhood members are urged to attend with their families. At 2:30 p. m. a program will be presented in the social hall, with music by a choir from the re- ligious school, under the direction of Moe Kastner. There will be four talks pertaining to Mother's Day by four generations of mothers and daughters — Mrs. Morris Krause, great grandmoth- er, Mrs. Carl Schiller, grandmoth- er, Mrs. Henry Berris, mother, and Miss Jan Berris, daughter. . Beth El Sisterhood - Plans Mother's Day The annual Mother's Day serv- ice of Temple Beth El, sponsored by the Sisterhood, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 11. Mes- sages will be delivered by Mrs. Benjamin L. Lambert, Mrs. Wil- liam H. Frank and Miss Ann Frank. The readers will be Shir- ley Barnett, Nancy May and Bar- bara Mazer. Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will conduct the service and introduce the participants. . Rabbi Saul Teplitz of Laurel- ton, L. I., New York, will occupy the pupit of the Northwest Hebrew Congregation and Center at services this Friday evening at 8:45 p.m., and at the morning Sabbath Services at 9 a. m. at the Bagley school. The Sisterhood of the congrega- tion and Mrs. Max Goldsmith, its president, will be in charge of the Oneg Shabbat at Friday's ser- vices. The congregation will hold a Shal llashudos on Saturday afternoon between the Minchah and the Mpariv Service to begin at 6:30 p. m. The membership campaign be- ing conducted by co-chairman Alfred Helfgott and Herbert Harris brought close to 50 new members. At a meeting called by Ira G. Kaufman, president, at his home on Sunday afternoon, a committee was formed to lay the ground- work for combining the second annual donor dinner with the Nahukos Habaias or opening of the doors of the new Syn'agogue now being built at Curtis and Santa Rosa. The committee de- termined to hold the event in June. in the newly finished Social Hall of the congregation. Dr. Wise Demands N. Y. Put Tax on Columbia U. H. M. Shulman Reappointed Vice-President: 500 At- tend Annual Meeting Harry Cohen was re-elected president of Congregation Shaa- rey Zedek at the annual meeting held Monday evening. Harry M. Shulman was re- elected vice-president. Ben Sid- 252 of Temple's 489 Servicemen Released; 13 Gave Their Lives At the impressive victory din- ner dance of Temple Beth El, held last Saturday night, it was revealed that 252 of the 489 men and women on the Temple War Honor Roll have been honorably discharged, and that 237 continue to serve in the armed forces.. Thirteen Temple Beth El men have given their lives in the serv- ice of their country. They are: Lewis C. Baltuck, Charles P. Davis, Roy F. Green, Alfred L. Jacobs, Rodney E. Jacobson, Joseph W. Kopman, Leonard L. Lewis, Herbert W. Morris, Rob- ert J. Rafelson, William Seymour, Lewis Simon, Max Weil and Victor H. Weil. Beth Yehudah Marks 30th Anniversary of Founders' Day May 20 HARRY COHEN low and Morris H. Blumberg were elected secretary and trea- surer respectively. Abe Schmier, Max Schayowitz, Seymour Simons and Morris M. Jacobs were elected members of the board of trustees. Cantor J. H. Sonenklar was re- elected to his post. The 500 members who attend- ed the meeting heard an inspir- ing address by Rabbi Morris Ad- ler who called for spiritual re- dedication by the membership. NEW YORK, (JTA)—The New York City tax commission should act immediately on his demand that the tax exemption of Co- lumbia University be cancelled because it discriminates against Jewish, Negro and Italian stu- dents, Dr. Stephen S. Wise told Work for and give liberally to a mass meeting at Manhattan the Allied Jewish Campaign. Center here. Yeshivath Beth Yehudah will mark fts 30th anniversary with the celebration of Founders' Day on May 20, at the annual mem- bership meeting of the Yeshivah at which the memories of the founder, Rabbi Yehudah Leib Levin, and other rabbis and lay- men instrumental in the opening of the school, will be honored.. At this meeting 18 new direc- tors will be chosen together with 36 from among those who served last year. In the 30 years of its existence, Yeshivath Beth Yehudah has grown from the student body of 40 in 1938, on Elmhurst Ave., to 125 in 1942 at the dedication of the new building on Dexter and Cortland. Today there are 600 students in the kindergarten, day school, afternoon Yeshivah, and Beth Jacob departments, with overflow classes now meeting in the temporary annex. The 1945- 1946 budget was upwards of $100,000. unningham's DRUG STORES 1-94.6 140 *ed Suma duel 'VT • S 9 lb il it 0 1 6 24 2 b 5 V- 13 14 15 1,2, 0 It ls It 1,9 50 31 o 26 1 it Alf IS S ACE , eV.