THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday. September 20. Mb
Rabbi Sperka Names
Topics for Holydays
Her First . Egg
Plans Made by Congregation
Bnai David for Two Ser-
vices for Children
girl re-
In Berlin, this
ceives the first egg she has had
in years at a distribution of
food by the Joint Distribution-
Rabbi M. Y. Lubart
Bnai David School
To Address Chachme) Registers Students
Lublin's Supporters
The Bnai David Religious school,
.
In Years
Rabbi Mordecai Yehudah Lu-
bart, first of a group of former
students of Yeshivath Chachmey
Lublin in Lublin, Poland, to ar-
rive at the reconstituted Yeshivah
in Detroit, will be the guest speak-
er at the sponsors' supper to be
held at Zack's, 8939 12th St., at
6 p. m. Sunday, Sept. 22.
The board of sponsors was
formed a year ago through the
initiative of the Yeshivah's presi-
dent, Jacob Soberman. Sponsors
contribute $250 or more each.
Sunday's supper will be limited
to attendance by sponsors and
their families in recognition of
their contributions to the Yeshi-
vah. Certificates of honor will be
awarded to sponsors on this oc-
casion.
committee.
Congregation Bnai David an-
nounces that Rosh Hashanah
services will begin on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 26. Mincha will be-
gin at 6:15 p. in. and Maariv
services at 6:30 p. m.
Thursday morning, the first day
of Rosh Hashanah services will
begin at 9 a. m. The sermon will
be delivered by Rabbi Joshua
Sperka at 11 a. tn. on the subject.
"The Shofar as a Symbol".
Thursday evening Mincha will
begin at 6 p. m. and Maariv serv-
ices at 6:30 p. ni.
Friday morning the second day
of Rosh Hashanah, services will
begin at 8 p. m. Rabbi Sperka will
preach at 11 a. m. on "Hovr
Limited Is Your Vision?"
Szalet's 'Experiment E'
Friday evening Mincha is at 6
On
Eternal Light Sept. 22
p. m. Saturday morning services
will begin at 9 a. m. Rabbi Sperka
On Sept. 22 at 8 a. m., one day
will preach on the subject of before the scheduled announce-
"Tshuva". Cantor Hyman J. Adler ment of the verdicts in the Nurem-
with a well trained choir under berg war crimes trials, the Eternal
the direction of David Shkolnick Light radio series on WWJ will
will conduct all services.
broadcast "Chronicle of the Dead,"
Youth Services
an adaptation by Milton Wayne
During the High Holydays, Con- of Leon Szalet's book, "Experi-
gregation Bnai David has planned ment E," published by the Didier
junior services for teen-age boys Publishing Co.
"Chronicle of the Dead" tells
and girls will be conducted in the
chapel of the synagogue by a the story of a Polish Jew caught
rabbi of the staff of Yeshivath in Germany at the outbreak of
the recent war and his defiance
Beth Yehudah.
Junior services will be conduct- as the Germans, whose leaders
ed separately for younger chil- were tried at Nuremberg, try to
break his spirit and body.
dren.
A brief talk will be given by
The children's' service will be
Rabbi Irving Miller of Woodmere,
conducted by a teacher of the
L. I.
Religious School of Congregation
Bnai David in the small hall of
Saudi-Arabia Explains
the synagogue.
These two youth services will $10,000,000 U. S. Loan
be held on Rosh Hashanah, Thurs- WASHINGTON, (JTA )—Abdul-
day and Friday. from 11 a. m. to lab es Suleiman. Saudi-Arabia's
1 p. m.
finance minister. called on Presi-
Tickets of admission will be dent Truman at the White House
necessary to these services. and reportedly told him that the
$10,000,000 loan which his govern-
ment had requested from the Im-
Mapai Elects Interned
port-Export Bank was to help
Leaders to Presidium
finance a railway from Riyadh,
TEL AVIV, IJPS, Palcor)—All the capital, to the Prersian Gulf.
Jewish labor leaders now interned According to Suleiman, the late
in Latrun camp, and one, report- President Roosevelt told King Ibn
edly wanted by the Palestine po- Saud at their 1945 meeting that if
lice, whose whereabouts are un- he was ever interested in building
known, were unanimously elected a railroad, the U. S. might be able
to an honorary presidium of Ma- to help him out.
pai. Jewisi. labor party, which
opened its conference here Sept. 5
The interned leaders are Moshe
Shertok, head of the Jewish Agen-
cy's Political Department. Bernard
Joseph, the Agency's legal adviser,
David Remez, chairman of Vaad
Leumi 'Jewish National Council)
Mor..ecai Shattner, member of the
Vaad Leumi Executive and David
Hacohen, chief executive of Solel
Boneh, construction cooperative of
Histadruth (general labor federa-
tion). Aba Chushi, leader of the
Haifa dock workers, is the man re-
portedly wanted. In addition, Ma-
pai elected David ben Gurion,
chairman of the Jewish Agency
Executive, who is now in Paris.
World Labor Group
Urges Immigration,
No Discrimination
MONTREAL, (JTA) —Robert C.
Goodwin, American representative
to the International Labor Or-
ganization meeting here, stated
the II. S. government was "con-
cerned" that all immigrants of all
nations should have equal rights
and receive equal treatment re-
gardless of race or religion.
The statement was made at the
closing session of the Permanent
Migration Committee of the ILO,
which later adopted a r es olution
asserting the policy of non-dis-
crimination was a fundamental
condition of orderly migration
movements.
Gilberto Adamo, immigration
expert of the Brazilian govern-
ment, said his government did not
practice racial discrimination and
said it would welcome agricultural
workers.
OTTAWA, (JTA)—Immigration
Minister J. A. Glen has announc-
ed that Canada is preparing to
open immigration offices in Europe
in preparation for future immi-
gration to this country.
Glen revealed that Canada al-
ready has admitted 4,000 refugees
and that more would be admitted
when the United Nations takes
action on the refugee problem
next month. However, he added
that it will be necessary to ex-
ercise some discrimination, if a
"selective" immigration policy is
to be enforced.
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originally established to serve
children of synagogue members, is
permitting children of non-mem-
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are anxious to secure religious
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High School, 10:30 to 12:30 noon.
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