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Friday, October 31, 1947

Congregational News

Shaarey Zedek Will Hold Beth Yehudah
Honor
Annual Institute Nov. 12-16 Direct°rs
Daniel Temchin

The second annual Institute of
Jewish Studies will be conducted
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Nov. 12 through -Nov. 16. The in-
stitute will be opened with an ad- .
dress by Prof. Abraham S. Hal-
kin on "Facing the Future." Prof.
Halkin, of the Jewish Theological
Seminary and of Columbia Uni-
versity, has contributed many ar-
ticles to scholarly publications
and is a student of Hebrew and
Arabic. Two study courses will
be given on Thursday evening,
on Saturday evening, and on Sun-
day afternoon, 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.
Teachers will be Dr. Leon J. Lie-
breich, of Gratz College, Phila-
delphia; and Rabbi Henry Fisher
of .Conkregation Bnai Zion, Chi-
cago.
Dr. Liebreich was ordained as
rabbi by the Jewish Theological
Seminary in 1925. He served as
rabbi at the Adath Israel Congre-
gation in Trenton for 18 years.
In 1945, he accepted the post of
instructor in Bible and religion
at. Gratz College. He is the author
of many learned articles. He will

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Leivick Addresses
Sholom Aleichem
Program Sunday

The annual concert of the Sho-
lem Aleichem Folk Institute will
be held at 8:30 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. 2, at the Jewish Commuhity
Center.
Guest speaker of the evening
will be the r. pted Yiddish literary
figure, H. .L2ivick, who will
speak on Jetriish cultural ,activi-
ties.
The musical portion of the eve-
ning will include an instrumental
trio, Lillian Robbins,- pianist; Sa-
die Cooper, violinist, and Henry
Siegel, cellist. Detroit soprano,
Shoshanah Brooke Friedman, will
present a group of Yiddish and
Hebrew songs. Also participating,
with recitations and readings,
will be a group of children from
the Sholem Aleichem Schools.
For tickets call HO. 5404.

Rabbi Irwin Gordon
New Hillel Director
At Wayne University

Rabbi Irwin Gordon, newly
appointed director of the Hillel
Foundation at Wayne University,
comes to Detroit after serving for
two years as director of the Hillel
Foundation at
the University of
Saskatchewan,
Saskatoon, Can-
ada.
Born 'in Put-
nam, Conn., he
w a s graduated
f r o m Yeshiva
College in 1943
and the Rabbi
Is a a c Elchanan
theological Sem- Rabbi Gordon
inary in 1945. He was vice-pres-
ident of the college student body,
served as president of Yeshivah
College Debating Society, was co-
editor of "Hazedek," student pub-
lication, and an officer in numer-
ous student groups.
Rabbi Gordon also worked with
the American Zionist Youth Com-
mission and the Young Zionists
Actions Committee in the forma-
tion of campus Zionist groups.
During his stay in Canada, he
was president of the local chap-
ter of the Canadian Friends of the
Hebrew University, chaplain of
Bnai Brith Lodge, , and was active
in the Mizrachi movement.
Last summer, he was head
counselor at Brandeis Camp In-
stitute, the leadership training
camp of the ZOA in Hancock,
N. Y. He participated in the Na-
tional Hillel-Summer Institute -as
a staff-member,— - - ,

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THE JEWISH NEWS

give a course on "The Prophet
A golden certificate was pre-
Jeremiah and His Time."
Rabbi Henry Fisher, who will sented last Sunday to Mr. and
give a course on "The Jewish Mrs. Daniel Temchin by the di-
rectors of Yeshivath Beth Yehud-.
ah at a breakfast meeting prior
to his departure for Palestine.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, presi-
dent, referred to Temchin's
record of service to the Detroit
Jewish community, to religious
Zionism and to Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah as a past president.
Temchin expressed his pleasure
at seeing a younger generation of
active workers taking the lead
in Yeshivath affairs, among which
his own son, Max W. Temchin,
chairman of the Yeshivah ad-
ministrative committee, is play-
ing a prominent'part.
Next Sunday, at 10 a. m., Meyer
Terebelo, chairman of the com-
mittee in charge of contract of
organizations and landsmanshaf-
PROF. A. S. HALKIN
ter, will be host at the breakfast.
Way of Life," graduated from
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah has
the Jewish Theological Seminary
in. 1928. He hgld pulpits in New augmented its faculty by three
instructors: Rabbi Isaac Jacob-
York and Rochester and served
son, James Victor and Mrs.
on the executive committee of the
Arthur Gross, who teach in the
Rabbinical Assembly.
all-day school, afternoon Yeshi-
The institute will close with a, vah, and Beth Jacob classes for
dinner Nov. 16, at 6:30 p. m. The girls.
speakers will be Dr. Liebreich,
Rabbi Jacobson was ordained
Rabbi Fisher and Rabbi Morris at the Ner Israel Rabbinical Col-
Adler.
lege of Baltimore on June, 1947.
Mr. Norman Snider is the chair-
Victor came to this country
man of the committee on the Lay- from London, England, where he
man's Institute.
taught the Hebrew classes at the
United Synagogue for the past
Rabbi Adler to Address three. years. He is a graduate of
the Teacher's Seminary in Co-
Jr. Service Group Sunday logne, Germany.
Mrs. Gross, the former Florence
"Intermarriage"- will be the Fuchs of Brooklyn, became the
subject of a talk by Rabbi Morris bride of one of the teachers, in
Adler of Congregation Shaarey the afternoon Yeshivah on Sept.
Zedek at the general meeting of 4, 1947. She attended -the Beth
the Junior Service Group of the Jacob Teachers' Seminary in New
Jewish Welfare Federation, 3' York and served as secretary to
p. m., Nov. 2, at the Jewish Com- the editor of Jewish Pocket Book_s
munity Center.
in that city.
Rabbi Adler is a member of
the Mayor's Inter-racial Com- Rabbi Margolies Guest
mittee, serves on the Board of
Of Young Israel Forum
Governors of the JewA Welfare
Federation 'and of the Jewish
The second forum of the adult
Community Council.
After his talk there will be education program of Young
dancing in the auditorium. All Israel of Detroit will be held next
Detroit young Jewish adults are Friday, at Yeshivath Beth Ye-
invited to attend the meeting hudah, at 8:15 p. m. The guest
and to become members , of 'the speaker will be Rabbi Morris B.
Margolies of the Hyde Park He-
group.
brew Center, Chicago.
Rabbi Margolies, a native of
Revisionists to Open
Palestine, son of Rabbi Joseph
Shekolim Sale Nov. 15
M. Margolies, Mizrachi leader, is
a graduate of the Rabbi Isaac
Detroit's United-Zionist- Revi- Elchanan Theological Seminary.
sionists are planning a campaign He is vice-president of Hapoel
for the sale of Shekolim, which Hamizrachi of Chicago and last
will commence on Nov. 15 and week returned from a three-
month tour of Palestine. He will
last for two months.
A speakers' unit is being mobil- speak on "The Religious Worker
ized to address meetings. The in Eretz Israel".
The first three-week cycle of
committee in charge is headed
by Cantor Anton Rosenfeld, classes at the Young Israel Adult
Joseph Grossman and Theodore Education Program will conclude
Friday. Rabbi Leizer Levin will
Katz.
Mr. Katz, together with M. conduct the class in Bible and
Manuel Merzon and Simon Lich- Rabbi Eric Greenbaum will lead
terberg, are directing a member- a discussion on Sabbath prayers.
Members of the community are
ship drive.
invited to attend this program
At a meeting held on Oct. 22, every Friday night, in the Ye-
Jacob Mohr, Aaron M. Weisbrot shiva building. It concludes with
and Harry Weiswasser were a social hour.
chosen to .select permanent head-
quarters.
Messrs. Rosenfeld, Katz and Manners' Book Adapted
Lichtenberg were named mem- For Radio Presentation
bers of the executive committee.
A radio adaptation of William
M a nn e r s' "Father and the
Farband Schools Invite
Angels," written by Morton Wis-
Public to Oneg Shabbaf hengrad, will be featured as the
Eternal Light presentation at 8
The cultural committee of the a. in. Sunday, Nov. 2 on station
Farband Schools invites all who WWJ.
"Father and the Angels" tells
are affiliated with Labor Zionist
movement and the entire com- the story of the childhood of a
munity to attend the Oneg Shab- rabbi's son in a small American
bat tonight in the Labor Zionist town. It was generally agreed
Institute, Linwood and Pasadena. among the people of Zanesville
Tonight's program will be the that the rabbi was no ordinary
first in a series of cultural even- man, and to his son Willie, it
ings which will be sponsored by seemed as if he had direct con-
the Farband Schools. Refresh- tact with God; he was a prophet
ments will be served. Admission Ind Willie was hiS self-appointed
will be tree, - — -assistant.

Services in Our Synagogues

TEMPLE ISRAEL, Detroit Institute of Arts: Special Peace..Sabbath
services in connection with Armistice Day, at- 8:30 p..m,;. :Friday,
Nov. 7. Rabbi Leon Frain will preach on "The PrdSliects for .
Peace—Are They Dimmer or Brighter?" Edwin Lawrence Citron
will celebrate his Bar Mitzvah. Sabbath eve services at-8:30 p. m.
• Friday, Oct. 31. Rabbi Fram will preach on "What Lies Ahead
. for Palestine?"
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SHAAREY ZEDEK, Chicago Blvd. at Lawton: Sabbath services at
• 9 a. m. Saturday, Nov.' 1. Rabbi Morris Adler will preach the
sermon.
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NORTHWEST HEBREW CONG., Curtis at Santa Rosa: Sabbath
services at 9 a. m. Saturday, Nov. 1. Rabbi Jacob Segal will'
preach the -sermon.

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TEMPLE BETH EL, Woodward at Gladstone: Sabbath eve services
at 8:15 p. m. Friday, Oct. 31. Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will preach
on "Witch Hunting and Heresy Trials—Is This the Way to Pre-
serve American Democracy and World Peace?"

Mrs. Sperka to Review
Two Books on Palestine
For Bnai David Women

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Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6,. at
1:30 p.m. the second in the Bnai
David Sisterhood's series of book
teas will be presented, when Mrs.
Joshua Sperka reviews two books
on the Palestine subject, Bartley
Crum's "Behind the Silken Cur-
tain" and Meyer Levin's "My
Father's House."
Mrs. Morris Sandubrae is gen-
eral chairman of the monthly
book teas and is inz charge of
hospitality for the' afternoon. All
women are invited to be guests
of the sisterhood for the after
noon.
The sisterhood will have an
open meeting and membership
rally Monday, Nov. 3, with Mrs.
Ben Fellows in charge of the
program. Ben Sossin will present
a variety program, giving inter-
pretations from Yiddish humor.
Members and friends are invited.
Tuesday, Nov. 18, is the date
of the annual donor event of the
Sisterhood, of which Mrs. Ber-
nard Dosie is general chairman.
She can be reached at TO. 8-8547
for reservations.

Beth Aaron School
Opens This Sunday

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Beth Aaron 'Sisterhood will
open its Sunday School this
week, at the Schulze School,
17400 Manor, near Santa Maria.
Bernard Panush, former prin-
cipal in the United Hebrew
Schools system, will supervise
the classes. Children aged five
to 13 may be enrolled.
Mrs. Paul Carpenter, UN. 3-
4292, is chairman; Mrs. Nathan
Wolfe, co-chairman, and Mrs.
Philip Bladen and Mrs. Jack
Raisin, members of the educa-
tional committee.

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This Is the Time to Lay the

Foundation for the Jewish
State in Iretz Israel

Respond Liberally to the Jewish National

Fund's Annual FLAG DAY Appeal

THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 6

SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 8

ALL DAY SUNDAY, NOV. 9

Encourage our volunteer youth workers on

the traditional Flag Days with a cordial

welcome and a liberal contribution.

Detroit Jewish youth are invited fo join the volunteer army of

workers for Flag Day solicitations by attending the rally at

the David W. Simons Branch of the United Hebrew Schools,

Tuxedo and Holmur, Monday evening, Nov. 3. The latest Pales-

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