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THE JEWISH NEWS

- Friday, June 27, 1947

Congregational Activities

'Light' Script Reveals
Refugee's Dramatic Tale

Excavation Started
For NW Synagogue

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Excavation for the new syna-
gogue of the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation and Center at
Curtis and Santa Rosa began
this week, it was announced by
Ira G. Kaufman, president, and
J. Maurice Karo, chairman of
the building committee.
It is expected the social hall,
which will accommodate in ex-
cess of 1600 people, will be
ready for occupancy for the High
Holydays in September. Plans
are to continue work on the
school building and the syna-
gogue proper to accommodate
the membership, which now
numbers 500 families.
The synagogue is in the process
of having auditions for the post
of cantor.
Services continue mornings, at
8 a. m. and evenings, at 8 p. m.
Sabbath services are conducted
at 9 a. in. Sabbath evening ser-
vices begin at 6:15 p. m. and
allow for Rabbi Jacob E. Segal's
discourse on the "Ethics of the
Fathers" which is followed by
Shaal Hasudas. The community
is invited to the services.

"Case History," an original
radio script by Arnold Perl, will
be broadcast on the Eternal Light
radio program at 8 a. in. Sunday,
June 29 on station WWJ.
Based on actual incidents in
the life of Walter Ivanyi, a Hun-
garian-Jewish dental technician,
now living in this country, "Case
History" tells Ivany's extra-
ordinary story of how be was
forced into the deadly work of
a human mine detector for the
Germany Army and how he sur-
vived to come to this country
with his wife and two children.
At the close of the program
there will be a brief address by
Dr. Israel m. Goldman, president
of the Rabbinical Assembly of
America, national organization
of the Conservative rabbinate.

Detroiters Attend
National Conclave
Of Young Israel

Delegates from Young Israel
branches over the country are
convening at Bradley Beach, N.

Rabbi Wohlgeternter
Again Heads Yeshivah

At the administrative commit-
tee meeting of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, June 15, Rabbi Max .1.
Wohlgelernter was again elected
president. Other
Yeshivah offi-
cers are: Arthur-
Klein, vice-presi-
dent; Morris
Snow, re-elected
treasurer; Max
W. Temchin,
chairman of the
administrative
committee; Isa-
dore Cohen,
chairman of the Wohlgelernter
house committee; Abe Nusbaum,
chairman of the finance commit-
tee. Rabbi Moses Fischer again
heads board of education.
The administrative committee
also includes Rabbi Joshua Sper-
ka, Rabbi Leizer Levin, Morris
Mohr, David I. Berris, David J.
Cohen, Sam Hechtman, Meyer
Terebelo, Isadore Levin, David
Goldberg, Charles T. Gellman,
Israel Burnstein, Jacob Lesser,
Sam Novetsky.

I. I.

Katz to Address
Institute of Temple
Executives in N. Y.

An institute for the training
of Temple executives in syna-
gogue administration will be held
in New York, June 30 through
July 4, under the joint sponsor-
ship of National Association of
Hebrew
Temple Secretaries,
Union College and Union of
American Hebrew Congregations.
The Institute will aim to serve
three types- of persons:
1. Trainees for the position of
temple secretary to fill vacancies
2. Rabbis and Temple officers,
especially from congregations
which do not employ a profes-
sional temple secretary.
3. Temple secretaries who wish
to attend the Institute as a re-
fresher course.
Irving I. Katz, executive sec-
retary of Temple Beth El, De-
troit, president of the National
Association of Temple Secretaries,
will lecture on "Financial Se-
curity for the Synagogue."

J., June 27-30, for the 35th An-
nual Convention of National
Young Israel. They will discuss
problems facing the movement
in particular and orthodox Jew-
ish youth in generaL
At the closed delegate's ses-
sion Sunday morning, Rabbi Al-
vin M. Poplack, executive direc-
tor of Young Israel of Detroit,
will report on "Young Israel and
the Midwest," which will em-
brace past projects and future
plans of Young Israel branches
in Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Detroit, Kansas City and St.
Louis, comprising the Midwest-
ern Council of Young Israel.
This year's convention theme
NEW
RADIO'S.
is "Action and Expansion."
The Detroit delegation will in-
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clude Hillel Abrams, David 1. Beth Aaron to Hold
i Loan Society Concurs
Berris, Frances Berris, Ruth Bod- Season's Last Meeting
With Yeshivah's Wish
zin, Ethel Framovitz, Jerome W.
Kelman, Ruth Levi, Harold Platt,
To Close on Sabbath
A meeting of the Beth Aaron
Rabbi and Mrs. Alvin M. Poplack Congregation will be held at 8
and
Eva
Poss.
p. m. Wednesday, July 2, at the
In response to an appeal ad-
Dr. Wise Makes Recordings dressed to him by Rabbi Max J. N. W. Young People's Club synagogue, Thatcher and Wyom-
Wohlgelernter, president of Ye-
ing.
Of Hebrew Prayers, Songs
shivath Beth Yehudah, Adolph Installation This Sunday
Members are urged to attend
Young
People's
of
Officers
Deutsch, president of American
as this will be the final meeting
RCA Victor Records will fol- Savings and Loan Assn., an- Club of the Northwest Hebrew before the High Holidays. There
low up its recent release of an nounced that the new office of Congregation will be installed will be a guest speaker. The Sis-
album of Prayers and Poems by his loan association in the vicini- this Sunday, June 29, 8:30 p. m.,
terhood will serve refreshments.
Francis Cardinal Spellman, Arch- ty of the Yeshivah will be closed at the synagogue, Curtis at Santa
Rosa, by Rabbi Jacob Segal.
bishop of the Catholic Diocese of on Saturdays.
W e Are Pleased To Announce
Edith Operman, president of
New „York, with an album of
Rabbi Wohlgelernter pointed
The New Location el . .
recordings of prayers and songs out to Mr. Deutsch in his letter the group for two years, will re-
Fug It tofegeNTI
of the Jewish Sabbath made by that many business establish- view the club's activities.
COLONIAL
new
Dr. Stephen S. Wise and the
Danny Standler is the
ac- ments have been closing on the
choir of the Free Synagogue
8 P. M.
SLENDERIZING
'Sabbath in deference to the feel- president. Herb Benson and
cording to James W. Murray, vice
Vera Operman are vice presi-
EST
president in charge of RCA Vic- ings of the religious institution dents; Yale Arfa, treasurer; Phyl-
STUDIO
for Record Activities. and the hundreds of young people lis Abels, recording secretary;
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Rabbi Wise and the choir, led who study and worship at the Doris Grober and Anita Feldman,
So. of W. McNichols Road
by Dr. A. W. Binder, made the Yeshivah.
corresponding
secretaries.
Mr. Deutesch, informing Rabbi
Second Floor
recordings on June 17 in NBC
Refreshments, e n t ertainment
STELLA JADOS, Prop.
associa-
Studio 3A. They will be pro- Wohlgelernter of his
and dancing will follow the pro-
AMUR'S PLACE
UN. 3-9121
duced as a Red Seal album of tion's concurrence with the re- gram, to which all are invited.
MacLevy System Swedish Massage
three 12 inch records, and will quest for Sabbath observance, ex- Phyllis Abels and Doris Grober
Vapor Cabinet
Sport Reducing
be available nationally in time pressed the hope that "we will are installation chairmen.
for the High Holidays this fall, always be good neighbors.
said Mr Murray
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The recordings included a re- Round Table Awards
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cital by Dr. Wise of prayers as- Summer Scholarships
sociated with the Jewish Sab-
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bath liturgy, as well as rendi-
Detroit Round Table of Cath-
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tions by Dr. Binder and the olics, Jews and Protestants,
choir of Sabbath Eve ceremoni- through the co-operation of com-
als, among them the Kindling munity organizations and inter-
of the Sabbath Lights, the Sancti- ested individuals, including the
fication Over Wine, and the Jewish Community Council, has
Prayer for the Dead. The' music provided scholarships to summer
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to be recorded is based on the workshops for teachers in the De-
authentic traditions and modes troi tpublic schools for the fifth
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associated with Jewish religious consecutive year.
custom and were spoken and
The workshops are sponsored
sung in Hebrew and English. Dr. by the National Conference of p
Wise also recited the Twenty- Christians and Jews. a parent
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Third Psalm accompanied by or- organization of the Detroit Round
ganist Alexander Richardson.
Table. and are being held during
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the summer at University of Chi-
cago, University of. Wisconsin and
Rabbi Schekatz to Speak
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On Weinberg Hour Sunday Rutgers University. Henry Wine-
man, Jewish co-chairman of the
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Rabbi Bunim Schekatz of Jer- Detroit Round Table, made
at a
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usalem, who is in Detroit as emis- presentation of the awards
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the superb riusilitrAsf -skis
sary for the famous Diskin Or- recent meeting.
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newest California Doe Skin
phanage, will speak on the Wein-
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berg Jewish Radio Hour at 10:45
jacket will awaken your sin-
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a. m. Sunday in the interests of
cere admiration. Iris a belted
the institution he represents.
Norfolk, with center panel
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Rabbi Schekatz, who can be
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back. Lapels and lower
reached here at 2280 Monterey,
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pockets
are
hand-pricked.
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At the annual meeting of
Leather buttons on.A sp pock-
ing with success in contacting
"Hashofar," Society for Advance-
ets complete Its styling
Detroiters who have previously
ment of Jewish Music, June 17,
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supported the Diskin Orphanage
the true Scholtiiik tradition.
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at the Jewish Center. The fol-
as well as in enlisting new con-
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lowing board members were
tributors.
elected for a two-year term:
Hyman Adler, Zinovi Bistritz-
Translates Hagadah
ky, Julius Chajes, Mrs. Abraham
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Cooper,
Lawrence Crohn, Rabbi
For Pesach in Spanish
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Leon Fram, Mrs. Morris Fried-
Rabbi Tibor H. Stern of Feder- man, Dan Frohman, Henri Gold-
ated Orthodox Congregations, berg, Morris Hochberg, Herman
Dean of the Kansas City Yeshi- Jacobs, Mrs. David Kallman, Mrs.
vah, has published the first com- Sol Q. Kesler, Mrs. Benjamin
plete Hagadah for Passover trans- Laikin, Mrs. Maurice Landau,
lated into Spanish with partial Jack Malamud, Rev. Jacob Son-
poetical verses, and modern in- enklar, Shirley Subar, Mrs. M. J.
Wohlgelernter and I. Zemel.
terpretations.
Julius Chajes, chairman, re-
Rabbi Stern studied in Hun-
Washington Boulevard at Grand River <,
gary, Mexico and the University ported that in addition to two
outstanding composers who came
of California.
The following books translated from out of town, 10 Detroit
into Spanish by the same author artists gave their services free
will soon be published: Child's in performing compositions of 13
Bible, Prayerbook, and Ethics of Jewish composers, some for the

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