Congregations
Governor, Mayor
To Attend Parley
of JWV June 4-5
Gov. G. Mennen Williams and
Mayor Eugene I. Antwerp will
attend the banquet of the De-
partment of Michigan Jewish
War Veterans, at the annual
convention at the Fort Wayne
Hotel, June . 4 and 5.
Myer Dor-
In a n , national
commander o f
JWV, will speak
on "The JWV.
on the National
Scene."
Nicholas Wag-,
ner, commander ,
of the Catholic
W a r Veterans,
will speak on
"Place of the M. Dorfman
Catholic and Jewish War Vet-
erans on the National Scene."
Gov. Williams said he has an
important message to deliver to
the Jewish War Veterans. He is
a veteran of World War II.
Mayor Van Antwerp will re-
port on his recent European trip.
The JWV is seeking the
mother who had the largest
number of children in service to
receive a special citation. In-
formation can be called into the
JWV Convention Office, WO.
1-3089..
JWV members are urged to
purchase their banquet tickets
as soon as possible. The com-
mittee in charge has arranged
for a kosher meal.
Herbert Burdick, commander
of the Sholem Post, is chairman
of the convention. Rose Cowan,
chief of staff of the Ladies Aux-
iliary, is chairman of the Ladies
Auxiliary Department conven-
tion.
2 Finish 12-Year
Course at Yeshivah
The fist class to complete the
full 12-year course at Beth Ye-
hudah schools will graduate on
June 26, according to Joseph
Goldberg, principal of general
studies. The graduates are Al-
fred E. Rubin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hill Rubin, 2485 Blaine,
and Yehudah Cohen, 18, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon B. Cohen,
3203 Webb.
Each year, in recent years, the
Yeshiva has added a grade to
its Board- of-Education - ap-
proved course of general studies,
and now a complete high school
curriculum is offered.
Goldberg also announces the
completion of the first semester
of use of the newly-completed
physics laboratory.
Ten scholarships for t h e
school were recently contributed
by the Youth Education League,
a gift of $800. First of these
scholarships was awarded -to
Golda Schiller, who arrived less
than a month ago from Europe.
Golda, who is four, and lives at
2972 Glendale, had spent almost
her entire lifetime in flight from
one place to another with her
parents. Her enrollment at the
Yeshiva will mark her first op-
portunity to play with other
children in a normal situation.
She speaks both German and
Yiddish.
Commencement
Exercises at Beth
El on May 27
Annual commencement exer-
cises of the Beth El High School
will be held on Friday evening,
May 27, at 8:15 p. m.
The graduates will be greeted
by Dr. B. Benedict Glazer and
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad. The
Valedictory will be delivered by
Marvin Diamond.
Student participants in the
service will be Jerome Altman,
David Edgar, Judith Isenberg,
Marilyn Kirschmann and Mary
Lou Salmon.
Diplomas and gift prayer
books • will be presented by Dr.
Herbert. I. Kallet, president of
Temple Beth El, activity and
scholarship awards by Benja-
min Wilk, chairman of the re-
ligious school committee.
Other graduates in addition to
the participants are Harry J.
Carris, Barry S. Collier, Barry
H. Levine, Harold B. Levy, Dud-
ley I.. Davies, James Samter and
Donald Simon.
UHS Announces
Summer _Program
The United Hebrew Schools
again is sponsoring a special
summer program to include ed-
ucation, religious and recrea-
tional activities.
Children will meet in their re-
spective schools from 9:30 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m. on Monday, Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday,
and from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
on Friday. The schedule of the
day will be as follows:
9:30 a.m. — Special morning
service conducted by
the children.
10:00 a.m.—Classes to be held
- in an informal manner.
11:15 a.m.—the children will
select one of the fol-
lowing activties: Sports
—Baseball, s o ft ba 11 ,
Volleyball .a n d swim-
ming; Arts & Crafts;
Puppetry; Dram atics,
etc.
On Fridays there will be an
outing to one of the' parks.
Educational movies and slides
will be shown once a week.
For information, c a 11 TO.
8-0063.
will chant the Kaddish for the
THE JEWISH NEWS
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martyred heroes who fell in the
Friday, May 20, 1949
battle for Israel. A cellist of the tion clasS are presenting . the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, congregation with a gift of a
will play obligates for the floral fully ornamented Scroll of the
and blessing processionals. Karl Torah for the Ark of the new
Labor Zionist Schools
W. Haas will be at the organ Temple building.
console. -
Selected as Topic for
At the annual pre-confirma-
A reception in honor of the tion Sabbeth Eve service on May
Farband Cultural Fete
confirmands and their parents 27, Rabbi Fram will preach on
will be held at the conclusion of
• Farband city committee will the Sabbeth Eve service on May "The Primacy of the Synago-
Norman Folbe, son of Mr.
hold a cultural evening at 8:30 27. The Sisterhood will be hosts. gue."
and Mrs. William Folbe. will cel-
p. m. May 27, at the Labor Zion-
The parents of the confirma- ebrate his Bar Mitzvah.
ist Institute. 13722 Linwood.
The program devoted to Labor
Zionist Schools, will feature as
principal speaker W. Snyder,
principal of the Labor Zionist
School will speak on the subject
"Our Labor Zionist Philosophy
THE FINEST SP_V ER-PLATE
of Jewish. Education."
The prograM arranged by M.
Goldoftas. city committee sec-
retary, alsb will have as a speak-
er I. Zemel, Farband district
secretary, and readings- will be
given by D. Sislin , chairman of
Arlazaroff branch and N. Weiss-
man, field representative. ,
Community singing will be di-
rected by Louis Levine, chair-
man of Histadrut organizations
division.
Friends of the Labor Zionist
movement are invited to the
free program.
Schools
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To Confirm 54 at
Temple Israel June 2
Fifty four boys and girls, the
largest confirmation class in the
history of Temple Israel, will be
confirmed on the eve of Shev-
uoth, Thursday, June 2, at 8 p.m.
in the Auditorium of the De-
troit Institute of Arts.
Rabbi Leon Fram has written
a new pageant service on a
theme suggested by the class,
"Israel Our Temple and Israel
the Jewish State". Three mem-
bers of the class have written
their own parts in the service.
Margo Jacobson will deliver the
opening prayer, Adrienne Kolb
the closing prayer, and Toby
Citrin the confirmation valedic-
tory.
Two new anthems will be sung
by the choir of Temple Israel,
Fromm's Twenty-third Psalm."
and Jacob Weinberg's "Hallelu-
jah- . Cantor Robert S. Tulman
Detroit
Workmen's Circle
Chorus
16th Annual Concert
Don Frohman, Director
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Sunday
Eve.
May 22nd
8:30 p.m.
Closing Exercises at
Beth El May 21, 22
Closing exercises of the relig-
ious school at 'Temple Beth El
will be held this Saturday and
Sunday morning. On Saturday
morning, Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
will present annual scholarship,
oratorical and Literary awards
to members of the junior high
school department. On Sunday
morning, in addition to the pre-
sentation of awards to the in-
termediate and high school de-
partments, the school will wit-
ness a presentation of Leving-
er's play "Ruth of Moab" by the
Intermediate Dramatic Group.
The cast ncludes Barnard Col-
lier, Karen IVIandlebaum, Carole
Moore, - Sheila Moore, Shari Stif-
ter and Loretta Wisok. The play
is under the direction pf Leon-
Rabbi Sperka Chosen
ard Jaslov.
Officer of Council
Following the morning exer-
cises the High School will play
Of Penal Chaplains
host to this year's Confirmation
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka at- class at their Annual Picnic.
tended the convention of the
National Council of Jewish Elect Rabbi Mandelcorn
Chaplains in Penal Institutions
at the Russell Sage Foundation, Hamizrachi President
New York City.
Hapoel Hamizrachi elected the
Rabbi Sperka was elected one
of the national vice-presidents following officers at its last
of the Council of Jewish Chap- meeting: Rabbi Harry Mandel-
lains of Penal Institutions.
corn, president; Dr. Max Kapus-
He reported on the activities ti-n vice president; Mrs. Helen
and program of the Jewish in- Mandelcorn, recording secretary;
mates in Michigan State prisons. Mrs. Goldie Wrotslaysky, cor-
The number of Jewish inmates responding secretary; and Max
in the State Prison of Southern Carmen, treasurer. The group is
Michigan is 40; in Marquette planning an outing for this Sun-
Prison 8; in Ionia Reformatory day, May 22, at River Rouge
8; in Detroit House of Correc- Park.
tion 2. He also reported on the
classification of those convicted,
Additional Congregational
their crime records and, paroles.
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