Reform Rabbis Convene
In Kansas City June 22

Congregational N ws

Rabbis Establish Vital Statistics
Bureau for Jewish Community

A central registry of vital sta-
tistics for the Jewish community
was established last week by
the Orthodox and Conservative
rabbinate of the city.
The Council's office at 9105 Lin-
wood will henceforth maintain a
file of all marriages, divorces,
births and deaths for . Detroit
Jewry, with pertinent informa-
- tion on each event.
The registry a deaths will note
not only the date of the Yahrzeit
but will list tne deceased's af-
filiations and important dates in
his life. The marriage record
will include information about
the families of both bride and
bridegroom, and the birth record
will include the child's family
lineage.
"During the 1878 years of the
Diaspora, such records, maintain-
ed by the Kehila (Central office
of the Jewish community), estab-
lished the identity of Jews wher-
ever they might be. They also

served as a fortress . against as-
similation and disintegration-. . .
Up to the last decade; . many in
the new world had maintained a
link of gemology with the old
world. Today, all these ties and
the cultural verities of such
records are gone .. . This com-
munal record can become a faith-
ful steward of our lives, our
achievements, so that the memo-
ry of us may be engraved in the
heart of the community," the
rabbis declared in announcing
the new procedure.
The following rabbis were in-
strumental in initiating the bu-
reau of vital statistics: Rabbis.
Leizer Levin, Joseph Thumin,
Joseph Eisenman, Joseph Rabin-
owitz, Isaac Stollman, Leopold
Neuhaus, Joshua Sperka,' M. J.
Wohlgelernter, Jacob Segal,
Moses Fisher, Moses silver, Moses
Rottenberg, Morris A. Adler,
Simcha Wasserman and Shlomo
Gliks rn an.

Torah Umesorah
Leader to Speak
At Beth Yehudah

Service
Calendar

Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky, direc-
tor of the department of Educa-
tion of Torah Umesorah, a
national society for the estab-
lishment of Jewish All - Day
Schools in Amer-
ican communi-
ties, will address
the annual mem-
bership meeting
of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah at
2:30 p.m. Sun-
:day, June . 27, in
:::;the synagogue
auditorium o f
the Yeshivah
Building, Dexter
Dr.. Kaminetskyand Cortland. In
conjunction with the meeting,
the June graduation of the ele-
mentary and intermediate depart-
ments of Beth Yehudah Day
School will be held.
A graduate of Yeshiva Rabbi
Chaim Berlin, Yeshiva College
and Teachers College, Columbia
University, Dr. Kaminetsky has
written extensively for educa-
tional journals and was co-editor,
with Dr. Leo Jung, of "A Model
Program for the Talmud Torah"
which was published in 1942. He
is chairman of the editorial com-
mittee of Jewish Horizon, Hapoel
Hamizrachi publication, and a
former editor of Orthodox Union.
He is also a member of the fac-
ulty of the Young Israel Institute
of Jewish Studies, leading a
course in Jewish educational
problems.

Beth El Honors Tickton
On Fifteenth Anniversary

Jason H. Tickton, music direc-
tor and organist of Temple Beth
El, was honored at a dinner and
presented with a gift on the oc-
casion of his 15th anniversary
with the Temple. Tickton is well
known in the community as an
outstanding musician and as as-_
sistant professor of music at
Wayne University.

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Synagogue Appeals
For AJC Made on
`Israel Day' Monday

Graduation exercises of the
Jewish Folk School of the Labor
Zionist Organization will be held
at 8 p.m. Sunday, June 20, at the
Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood.
Parents of the graduates and
teachers and members of the or-
ganization will join in the cele-
bration.
Shoshanah Brooke - Friedman,
well-known soprano, will be
guest artist at the program.
The graduates are:- Elaine
Blake, Nancy Alexander, Ber-
nard Frederick, Irving Tukel,
Molly Meldelson, Robert Fitzer-
man, Sherwin Schreier, Marilyn
Golderg, Lawrence Sklar, Ethel
Adler and Norman Gosman.

Male Vocalists

Congregation Nusach Hari will
lay the cornerstone for its new
synagogue, Holmur at Duane, at
a ceremony at 2 p.m. Sunday,
June 20 at the synagogue site.
Max H. Axelrod is president of
the congregation.

to Present
Semi-Formal June 23

.
Northwest Hebrew - Corigrega-
tion's first confirmation service
will be held at 10 a.m. Sunday,
June 20, at the synagogue.
Nineteen girls will be con-
firmed at a service that will hold
musical and . artistic interest, as
well as religious. The program
has been prepared under the
general supervision of Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal.
Under the direction of Cantor
Pavel Slavensky, the confirm-
ands will be heard in the can-
tata, , "What Is Torah?" The
musical accompaniment to the
service will be provided by a
quintet of artists from the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra: Sam Bis-
tritzky and Eli Stulman, violins;
Meyer Shapiro, viola; and Jacob
Holskin, cello. Mrs. Aliza Stul-
man will be at the piano. Cantor
Slavensky has written the or-
chestration for the cantata.
. The scenic background for the
service has been designed by
Robert Lawrence. .
Admission to the unreserved
sections will be open to the gen-
eral public, without tickets. The'
doors will open at 9 a.m. and
Services
CONG. BNAI DAVID:
will close promptly at 10.
at 8 p. m. Friday, June 18;
9 a. in. Saturday, June 19, Rab-
bi Joshua Sperka will preach on
"Priestly Blessings." Mr, and
Mrs. Louis Zack and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bunin will cele-
brate the Bar Mitzvahs of their
sons. Pirke Abot class at 7:15
p. Mincha at 8:15, followed
Special messages and appeals
were made in all synagogues last
by Sholoss Seudess.
* * *
Monday;the second day of Shev-
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: Evening uoth, on behalf of the Allied
services at 8:15 p.m. Friday, Jewish Campaign. That day was
proclaimed "Israel Day" in the
June 18; morning services at synagogues by the Vaad Hora-
9 Saturday. Week-day services bonim.
The rabbis asked their con-
at 7:15 a.m. and 8:45 p.m.
* * *
gregations' to rededicate them-
NORTHWEST HEBREW CONG: selves to the ideals of Israel by
aiding the drive.
Sabbath services at 9 a.m. Sat-
"Israel Day" was proclaimed
urday, June 1. Rabbi Jacob Se- in response to • an appeal by
gal will preach. Cantor Pavel Maurice Aronsson; chairman of
Slavensky will chant the pray- the drive; Julian H. Krolik, pres-
ident of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
ers.
eration, and Isidore Sobeloff,
Federation executive director.

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Phillip
Beth Aaron's Annual
Ettinger wishes to thank. relatives
Picnic Is at Lola Valley
and friends for the many kind-
nesses shown them in their recent
The public is invited to attend bereavement.
the annual picnic of Beth Aaron
Congregation, to be held Satur-
day evening, June 19, at Lola
Valley Park.
All refreshments will be pro-
Experienced
vided. Signs at the entrance to
Wanted for
the park will be posted, guiding
guests to the picnic area.

Nusach Hari to Begin
Building Operations

KANSAS CITY,—Five hundred TI Youth
rabbis will gather here for the
49th annual convention of the
Central Conference of American
Rabbis which will open Tuesday
Temple Israel Youth will pre-
evening, June 22, at Muehlbach sent its "Founders' Ball" at 9:30
Hotel, with the presidential ad- p.m. Wednesday, June 23, at the
dress by Dr. Abraham J. Feldman
Colonnade Room of Masonic
of Hartford:
Temple.
Music for dancing at the semi-
- "Redemption money" of five
dollars, given to him at the first formal dance will be presented
PIDYON-HABEN ceremony ever by George Kavanagh and his
held in Korea, was contributed Michigan Theater orchestra.
to the $250,000,000 United Jewish Tickets may be obtained from
Appeal by First Lieutenant Rol:1 7
ert Kohn of the U. S. Occupation any Temple Israel Youth board
member.
Forces.

NW Congregation
Prepares for First
Confirmation Rites'

Folk School to Hold
Graduation Exercises
On Sunday Evening

Congregation
Shaarey Zedek Choir

Applications in writing
mailed to synagogue
office, 2900 W. Chica-
go Blvd., will be consid-
ered for annual en-
gagement.

THE JEWISH NEWS—II
Friday, June 18, 1948

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