THE JEWISH NEWS

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Synagogues, Local Groups
Get Beth Yehudah Appeal

Yeshivah Calls On Congregations and Individuals to Help
Wipe Out Deficit: Directors to Meet On Oct. 3 to
Discuss Recently Created Scholarship Fund

Friday, September 27, 1946

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Congregational ActMties

Rabbi Sperka Names

To Greet 9 Shanghai

Beth El to Have 3
Yom Kippur Services

Yom Kippur Sermons Pupils at Chachmey

Lublin on Tuesday

Junior and Children's Ser-
Drs. Glazer, Cronbach and
vices Arranged; Bnai David
Nine students from Shanghai
Hersch to Deliver the Ser-
arrived at Yeshivath Chachmey
Radio Program Sunday
mons on Oct. 4 and 5

CLASS AT YESH1VATH BETH YEHUDAH

Over the signature of Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, president, and
Morris Snow, treasurer, Yeshivath Beth Yehudah this week issued

are a:aieal to congregations, communal groups and individuals inter-

c,trci in Jewish religious education to help wipe out a $12,000 deficit
red last year and to meet partially the $122,000 budget for

1946-47.
Leaders of the school, which is entering upon its 30th year
with the beginning of 5707, explained that among 650 pupils enrolled
in 34 cla,ses, there were a number of children of underprivileged
families, orphans, refugees, and those whose fathers are still in

the a, med forces, who cannot pay tuition.
Cost of Instruction
While 40 per cent of the budget during the last fiscal year was
re.ceived from students, there were many who could not meet the
lull r,ist of instruction, which averaged more than $180 annually,
or $15 a month.
Yr, .i(l•nts and leading officers of Detroit congregations were
inv.; d to _loin with the directors of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah at a
:Mg of the board, Thursday, Oct. 3. at 8:30 p.m., in the Yeshivah
b !riding. Dex ter and Cortland, to discuss the scholarship fund
recently created. which already has brought in $5,000.
R - ibbi Solomon H. GruAin. executive director of Yeshivath Beth

1- elate:ail. is in charge of this activity and has thus far been assisted
in t he project by the following Yeshivah directors: Rabbis Leizer
I, -vin. Joshua Sperka and Wohlgelernter; David I. Beris, Isadore
n. Phillip Dubrinsky, Isaac Gendelman, Arthur Klein, Morris
globe. Abe Nusbaum, Kopel Palman, Morris Posner, and Mr. Snow.
A re- quest was made of all synagogues for scholarship fund
cent ributions from their High Holy Day appeals. Officers of organi-
zations were asked to discuss this matter at one of their early meet-
ing,. A direct approach is being made to individuals for personal
contributions.
Thirty - five on Teaching Staff
Rabbi Moses Fischer, chairman of the Yeshivah board of educa-
tion. reverilfielthat at the beginning of the fall term in the school on
.5e‘pt. 9. there were 10 classes of Hebrew instruction in the Beth

Yehudah Day School, which includes boys and girls from first
through ninth grades; two Kindergarten groups for children of

1 . - 6 years of age; six classes in the Afternoon Beth Jacob School
for Girls. whose pupils range from 6 to 18 years, and 15 in the
A te•rnoon Yeshivah. supplementing public school instruction on the
elementary and high school levels. The faculty now consists of 25
te achers and 10 department heads.
Registration in all divisions continues. Some classes are closed,
and parallel groups may be formed later in October.
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`Ciaon' Rabbi Karelitz,
Jacob Landau Speak

In City Saturday

A (I( lee.,tion consisting of the
"(leoh - NIeyer Korelitz and
Jacob Landau, a noted journalist
vho recently arr ived from Pales-
tine in behalf of the American

Religious Polesiine Fund, is now
rn I3(
The Vaad Harabonim and Mer-

kaz are giving a Mellava Malka

in their honor on Saturday, Sept.
28 at 8:30 p. m., in Bnai Moshe,
Dexter and Lawrence. Everyone
is invited to hear their reports
on Palestine.

Sam Levene to Star
In `Yisroel Parable'

Sion Levene, noted star of
stage, screen and radio, will play
the leaddig role in "The Parable
of Reb Yisrov1, - an original radio
drama by Morton Wishengrad to
be presented on the Eternal Light
program on Sunday, Sept. 29
(NBC network, 12:30 p. m. EST,
WWJ, Detroit, 8 a. m.). This will

be the fourth script in the current
"Wishengrad Festival" series, re-
peat broadcasts of the most pop-
- War radio plays written by Mr.
Wishengrad for the program.
The Eternal Light, a coast - to-
coast radio program presented
under the auspices of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America,
is a public service presentation
of the National Broadcasting
Company.

At Kol Nidre services at 6
p. m. next Friday, at Bnai David,
Rabbi J. S. Sperka will speak on
the subject "The Potter's Hand."
On fom Kippur morning, Rabbi
Sperka's topic will be "The Will
to Live." Cantor Hyman Adler
will be assisted by a choir under
the direction of David Shkolnick.
Junior services will be con-
ducted by a rabbi from the staff
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah in
the synagogue chapel, and the
children's services, under the di-
rection of a Bnai David teacher,
will be held in the small hall of
the synagogue, 11 to 1 and 4 to
5:30, on Yom Kippur.
Bnai David's religious school
opened its sessions at Central
High School on Sept. 15. Par-
ents may still enroll their chil-
dren at the synagogue or on Sun-
day morning at Central High.
Rabbi Sperka will deliver a
Yorn Kippur message over Sta-
tion WWJ at 11:30 a. m. Sunday.
Cantor Adler, accompanied by

Dan Frohman, will participate in
the broadcast.

Rabbi Fram Names
Yom Kippur Sermons

"The Revival of Kol Nidre" will
be the subject of Rabbi Leon
Fram's sermon at the Yom Kippur
Eve services, Friday night, Oct. 4,
at 8, in the auditorium`of the De-
troit Institute of Arts. Rabbi
Fram will trace the evolution of
the Kol Nidre prayer and melody,
which has been restored to the
Union Prayer Book.
"The Glory of the Sabbath"
will be the subject of Rabbi

Fram's sermon on Yom Kippur
morning, Oct. 5, at 10. At the
children's service on Yom Kippur
afternoon at 2, he will tell his

annual Yom Kippur story and the
children will sing the hymns and
recite the prayers of the Day of
Atonement. The memorial and
concluding service of Temple Is-
rael will take place at 4. Rabbi
Fram's Memorial sermon will be
"Faith Triumphant."
To Honor Memory
Cantor R. Tulman and choir
Of 3 Million Poles
of Temple Israel will broadcast a
program of Yom Kippur music
WARSAW eJTA) — "Maida-
over WWJ Saturday, Sept. 28, at
nek Week" was proclaimed here
5:45 p. m. They will be accom-
to honor the memory of 3,000,-
panied by Karl W. Haas at the
000 persons of 23 nations who
organ. The choir will be con-
perished in the notorious Maid-
ducted by Dan Frohman, Bella
anek extermination camp. The
Goldberg, contralto, will be solo-
program includes a commemo-
ist.
ration service and the present-
This Friday night, Rabbi Fram
ation of 23 barracks, which will
will preach a Sabbath of Repen-
be turned into museums, to the
tance sermon on the subject
representatives of the countries
"What a Piece of Work is Man."
concerned.
At the Social Hour following the
service, the congregation will be
guests of Mr .and Mrs. Louis
Sabbath League Opens
Schostak in honor of the Bar
Activities Wednesday
Mitzvah of their son, Jerome
Women's League for Sabbath Leon.
Observance will start the year's
activities with an open meeting
Bevin Receives Agency Leaders
at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday at the
LONDON (JTA) — Foreign
Bnai Moshe. There will be a des- Minister Ernest Bevin and Col-
sert luncheon and the meeting onial Minister George Hall re-
will follow at 1:3Q, p. rn. Rabbi ceived Dr. Nahum Goldmann and
Alvin Poplack, Young Israel Berl • Locker, who acquainted
executive director, will be guest them with the latest decisions of
speaker.
the Jewish Agency with regard
An appeal has been issued by to possible participation in the
the Women's League to the Jews Palestine conference.
of Dotroit on the occasion of the

Holyidays, "to resolve to recap-
ture the spirit of the Sabbath
and to determine on the New
Year not to shop on Saturdays."
Detroit rabbis are cooperating

with the League in bringing the
message to Holyday worshipers.

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Lublin of Detroit Sept. 19. They
comprise the first group out of
close to 40 students who will
come to this country from Shang-
hai. .
The students have obtained
their visas through the efforts of
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin. The
boys are former students of the
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin of
Poland.
The students are housed in the
local Yeshivah.
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin of
Detroit, together with the Vaad
Harabonim of Detroit, is arrang-
ing a welcome to greet the guests
on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe, Lawrence and
Dexter, at 8 p. m. Well known
speakers will address the gath-
ering. The public is invited.

Yom Kippur services will be
held at Temple Beth El on Fri-
day, Oct. 4, at 7:30 p. m., and
Saturday, Oct. 5, all day begin-
ning at 10 a. m .
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will of-
ficiate and preach the sermons in
the Main Auditorium, Dr. Abra-
ham Cronbach in the Brown
Memorial Chapel, and Dr. Alvin
D. Hersch in the Social Hall.
The liturgical music will be
rendered by the Temple choirs
under the direction of Jason H.
Tickton.
The children's service will be
held on Saturday, Oct. 5, at 1:30
p. m.

Bnai Moshe Arranges
Yom Kippur Services

Seminary Confers
Doctor's Degree on
Rabbi E. Horowitz

Yom Kippur services will be-
gin at Bnai Moshe at 6 p. m.
sharp on Friday. with the tra-
ditional Kol Nidre. Services on
Saturday will begin at 8:30 a. in.
and will be concluded at 6:30

NEW YORK—On Sunday, Sept.
15, at the graduation exercises
of the Teachers' Institute of the
Jewish Theological Seminary, a 13• m .
Cantor David Katzman will
doctor's degree was conferred on
conduct the services in the Syna-
Rabbi Edward Horowitz.
Rabbi Horowitz is head of the gogue and Cantor Samuel Glantz
Hebrew Department of the Thom- will have charge of the supple-
as Jefferson High School. Under mentary services in the social
his direction, many thousands of hall.
Rabbis Moses Fischer and Elie-
high schools girls and boys of
East New York and Brownsville zer Levi will alternate in deliver-
i have carried on their Hebrew ing the sermons.
The Junior congregation will
studies.
His dissertation. "Word Build- worship in the Harry Rosman
ing in Hebrew", has been acclaim- Assembly Hall on Yom Kippur,
I ed as the finest contribution by j from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
an American-born scholar to the
teaching of Hebrew.
Greetings
Rabbi Horowitz is the son of
the late Samuel I. Horowitz, a
on the
member of the firm of Horowitz
New Year
Bros. and Margareten. and a
grandson of Jacob Horowitz who
founded this world-famous bak-
ery in 1883. His home—a minia-
ture Land of Israel transplanted
to the U. S.—is at 1334 Carrol
st., Brooklyn, where Hebrew is
the only language used in con-
versation by him, his wife, and
8160 W. JEFFERSON
their three children—Tamar Lynn,
Carmi Yosef and Hadassah.

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