Friday, January 23, 1948

THE JEWISH NEWS

Congregational News

Services in Our Synagogues

Page Nineteen

Torah Scholarship Fund
Luncheon to Feature
Rabbi Adler's Cantata

Shaarey Zedek Library
Gets Books From Zion

A Cantata—"The Sabbath"—
written by Rabbi Morris Adler,
will be featured at the Torah
Scholarship 'Fund luncheon of the
Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek,
Tuesday noon, Feb. 3, in the syn-
agogue social hall. The event is
being sponsored to secure an
additional $9,000 towards the $21,-
500 endowment fund to the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary in hon-
or of Dr. A. M. Hershman and
Rabbi Adler.
An appeal to workers to re-

double their efforts for the drive
was made by Mrs. Abe Katzman,
Sisterhood - president, at a tea at
the home of Mrs. Irving Miller,
Daily Torah Fund reports are
being accepted by Mrs. Carl S.
Schiller, general chairman, UN.
1-6004; Mrs. Louis J. Tobin, spe-
cial gifts, TO. 8-3254, and Mrs.
Meyer Shugerman, pledge chair-
man, TO. 8-8754.

TEMPLE BETH EL, Woodward at Gladstone: Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
will review Glenway Wescott's "Apartment in Athens" at Sab-
The Library of Congregation
bath Eve services tonight (Jan. 23). The Temple quartet. un-
- der the direction of Jason Tickton will render the music. The Shaarey Zedek received a valu-
Sisterhood will be in charge
able collection of books issued by
* of * the * social hour.
the
leading publishing houses in
CONG. BNAI DAVID, Elmhurst and 14th: Guest speaker at Friday
Vandals Destroy Memorial
night gathering, Jan. 23: Tova Sanhedrai of Palestine, president Palestine.
of Women's Council of Palestine Religious Party, who arrived
BUDAPEST (JTA) — The
Rabbi Morris Adler and Maur-
in this country two weeks ago, will speak on the topic
Memorial erected for Jewish mar-
ice
Zackhein.-
1,
chairman
of
the
"Palestine Today." Rabbi J. S. Sperka will preside. Cantor H.
tyrs at Kiskunfelegy-Haza was
Adler will conduct the service. The event will mark the obser- Library Committee, selected a
destroyed by vandals who dese-
vance of Hamisha Asar. Sabbath morning, Rabbi Sperka will varied list of books and the
crated 8 tombstones.
preach on "The Sabbath of Song."
* * *
present shipment is the first of
SHAAREY-ZEDEK, Chicago and Lawton: Rabbi Morris Actler will many that the Library will re-
preach at Sabbath morning services. Junior Congregation ser- ceive.
vices in Kate Frank Memorial Bldg. Children's Congregation
This interesting collection re-
service in Prayer Room.
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veals the diversified interests of
NORTHWEST HEBREW CONGREGATION: Late Friday evening the Yishuv and its uninterrupted
servies. Jan. 23, dedicated to JeWish Music Festival. Rabbi creativity. A number of volumes
Jacob Segal will preach on "Judaism in C Minor." Sabbath deals with the development and
morning. Rabbi Segal will preach on "To Whom Does the Earth philosophy of Judaism. Signific-
Belong?"
ant among them is HOrodetzky's
*
*
*
"Yahaduth HaSechel, V'Yahad-
TEMPLE ISRAEL, Lecture Hall, Institute of Arts, 8:30 p. M. Friday, uth Ha-Regesh," Judaism of Rea-
January 30. Rabbi Leon Fram will preach on "Theodore Herzl
and Isaac M. Wise. Strange Story of Conflict Between Zionism son and of Emotion." A deeper
and Reform Judaism." Social hour under auspices of Sisterhood basis for reapproachment with
the, Arabs is implicit in the work
January 23, Rabbi Fram preaches on "Homelessness."
* * *
"Divrei Y'mai Ho-Arovim," a his-
CONG. BNAI MOSHE, Dexter and Lawrence: Friday, Jan. 23, regu- tory of the Arab peoples by a
lar_ evening service at 5. Saturday morning service at 9. Daily Jewish scholar. A series of large
services, '7:15 a. m., 5:15 p. m.
and attractive volumes is de-
voted to Jewish festivals.
An interesting and novel work
is entitled "Laughter and Tears
in a Court room." This book by
a Jewish judge recounts the
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types of cases and disputes that
Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn, eminent
come before a, Palestinian lower
publicist, editor and lecturer, will
court. The character and back-
address the Men's Club of Con-
- Cantors Katzman and Adler ground of the disputes is de-
gregation Sha-
E. Grand River at Library
will conduct the memorial rites picted-
arey Zedek next
this Sunday afternoon at Yeshi-
Miss Janet Olender is the Shaa-
Wednesday eve-
vath Beth Yehuddh, Dexter at
rey Zedek librarian.
ning, in the
Cortland, which will dedicate the
Shaarey Zedek
Sefer Torah Which the Ladies'
social hall. Al-
Auxiliary of the Yeshivah is pre-
bert Green,
senting to the institution.
president of the
The Torah will serve as a me-
club, will pre-
morial for the six million mar-
side. His topic
tyred Jews of Europe, according
will be `The
to Mrs. Hyman Rottenberg, Aux-
Jewish State at
iliary president.
the Bar of His- Dr. Lewisohn
Dedication ceremonies will be-
tory."
gin at 12:30 p.m. with a proces-
Dr. Lewisohn has taught at sion from the Rottenberg home,
McNichols Road at Livernois
Wisconsin and Ohio State Uni- at 2466 Highland, to the Yeshivah.
versities, has contributed articles Students will carry the Torah,
Room 110, Commerce Bldg.
to many periodicals, is a former under a canopy, to the school.'
(Opposite Stadium)
The
memorial
scroll
will
be
editor . of The Nation and now is
editor of the New Palestine. His • used by the older students in the
books include "Upstream," "The Yeshivah's Beth Midrash.
Island Within," "Mid-Channel,"
Six-Year Bachelor of Philosophy prograi
"The Renegade," "Breathe Upon
These," "The Case of Mr.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing program
Crump," and others.

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Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn
To Speak Wednesday

Ceremony Sunday
To Dedicate New
Yeshivah Torah

ANNIS Furs

UNIVERSITY of DETROIT

McNichols Road Evening Division

Dedicate Sabbath
To National Fund

Temple Israel Men.,
Women Co-Sponsor
Dinner-Dance Feb. 14

Temple Israel Sisterhood and
Men's Club will sponsor their
second annual dinner dance at
7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 14, at the
Statler Hotel.
Phil Brestoff and his orchestra
will provide music for dancing,
with professional entertainment
also on the program. Tickets are
$6.75 per plate. Dress will be
informal.
Mrs. Daniel Krouse and Barney
Barnett are co-chairmen of the
dance committee. They are as-
sisted by Mrs. Arthur Hass, Mt-S..
Samuel Keene, Nathan Kolb,
Arthur Weber and Joseph Silver,
tickets; Mrs. William Greenberg
and Harry Pliskow, entertain-
ment; Mrs. Irving Small and
Harold Schakne, publicity; Irving
Levy, printing; Jack Levy, chief
usher, and Mrs. Benjamin Mer-
kle, Mrs. A. J. Schmerin, Mrs.
Samuel Blacher and Charles Al-
ler, arrangements.

Noted Bible Scholar
To Speak in Institute

This Sabbath, when Parshat
b'Shalach will be read during
synagogue morning services, will
be dedicated by the Detroit Rab-
binate to the Jewish National
Fund. Arthur Shutkin, executive
director of the JNF Council an-
nounced.
Mr. Shutkin explained that it is
traditional to set aside this Sab-
bath in the interests of the Jewish
National Fund. He announced
that the Council of Orthodox Rab-
bis, whose president is Rabbi
Isaac Stollman, has issued an ap-
peal to all presidents and syna-
gogue officials urging them to fol-
low the past traditions and to
devote all contributions made
during the distribution of Aliyoth
this Sabbath, to the JNF.

German Jewish Leader's
Story to be Aired Sunday

The war-time story of Dr. Zal-
man Grinberg, the physician who
later became chairman of the
Central Committee for Liberated
Jews in Germany, provides the
basis for "Little Sakiki," adapted
for the Eternal Light by Irve
Tunick, to be presented at 8 a.tn.
Sunday, Jan. 18, on station WWJ.
"Little Sakiki" tells of Dr.
Grinberg's flight from the Nazis,
and relates the story of how,
after being separated from his
wife and infant child, kie helped
2,000 fellow Jews es ape from
the filthy box-cars in which they
were traveling toward certain

Dr. Julian Morgenstern, presi-
dent-emeritus of Hebrew Union
College and world-wide known
biblical scholar, will be the sec-
ond lecturer in the Institute on
Judaism, sponsored by the Men's
Club of Temple Beth .E1, at 8:15 death..
p.m.. Tuesday, Jan. 27, at the
Temple.
INVESTMENT NOTICE — Buy
Dr. Morgenstern will speak on all the U. S. Savings Bonds you
"A Modern Interpretation of the can and keep all the U. S. Sav-
ings Bonds you buy.

(for R.N.'s only)

Pre-professional programs for Law and Dentistry

Freshmen and Sophomore courses in Engineering

Late-Afternoon and Saturday cosines for Teachers

Mastees Degree progrmns (in The Graduate Division)

Almost 100 Individual Courses in

Biology

Social Problems

Chemistry

Urban Sociology

Music ApprsoiaSloa

Applied Crirnistelogy

Fendamonfais of Meek
Oriental Art

Engineering Drawing

(Advanced Course)
Descriptive Geometry
Mathematics
Psychology
Religion

Marriage (men only)

Public Administration

fideeetion

English Composition
Types of lalterature
Victorian Liforoftwe
Shakespeare
English Drama
Spanish

Public Speaking for
Business Mea
Radio Broadcasting

State Administrative end
Judicial Systems
American History
Diplomatic History of
the U. S., 1865-1948

Spanish-Amorieen Poetry

Extempore Speech

Western Civilization

G•0 9raPhY

Veterans may take these courses under the G.I. Bill

Registration ...

for new. Classified Students, January 27 and 28
for students registered in First Semester, January 29 and 30

General Registration Period, February 2 through 7 .

Daily, 2:00-5:00 and 7:00-9:00

Saturday, 9:00-12:00 soon

Classes Begin Week of February 9

Degree Students Should Apply Immediately, so Registrar for Admission

For

information students may ccd1 in person or telephone UN. 24002