Annual National Fund Collections
Scheduled on Tisha b'Ab, Aug. 3, 4
+Annual Tisha b'Ab collections will be made in local
synagogues, in accordance with established traditions, Irving
W. Schlussel, president of the Jewish National Fund Council
of Detroit, announced this week.
"The establishment of the Jewish state necessitates in-
creased efforts for land redemption and for the upbuilding
of lands that were neglected as a result of the destruction
of the First and Second Temples," Schlussel said.
- "While the period of mourning is over, we commemorate
Tisha b'Ab as a historic day to remind us of our tragedies.
On these days, we desire that all our people should remem-
ber the past in order to fortify our future. We call upon
all Detroit Jews to make their contributions to the Jewish
National Fund and to assure the upbuilding of Israel."
Arthur Shutkin, executive director of the JNF Council,
stated that volunteer workers have been enlisted to ask for
gifts on Wednesday night, Aug. 3, the eve of Tisha b'Ab, and
Thursday morning, Aug. 4, Tisha b'Ab, in all synagogues.
The list of synagogues and those assigned to them for this
JNF effort will be announced next week.
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Chajes Conducts
Holiday Choir
At Temple Israel
Young Israel
Installation Held
In New Center
Julius Chajes, musical director
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, has been engaged by Tem-
ple Israel to conduct its choir
for Rosh Hashanah and Yom
Kippur.
Chajes was associated with
Temple Israel at its founding in
1941, when he
directed the mu,
sic•for the dedi-
cation and in-
'stallation serv-
ices, and for the
first High Holy
Day services.
A composer
and pianist of
i n t e rnational
reputation,
Chajes Chaj es has corn-
posed anthems in the ancient
Jewish mode for the services of
the synagogue. His "By the
Rivers of Babylon" has been
rendered in synagogues through-
out the country.
He will direct the radio pro-
grams for Rosh Hasbana and
Yom Kippur annually performed
by 'the choir of Temple Israel.
Featuring the High Holy Day
services will be a duet by Mar-
guerite Kozenn, who is Mrs.
Julius Chajes, and Mrs. • Abra-
ham Cooper. The choir will 'sing
in support of Cantor Robert S.
Tulman, and will be accompan-.
led at the organ by Karl W.
Haas.
This Friday, at 8:30 p. m.,
Temple Israel will conduct Sab-
bath eve. services at the Hamp-
ton school.
Tuesday e v e n i n g, July 12,
Young Israel of Detroit held its
installation of officers in the au-
ditorium of the Young Israel
Youth Center which is nearing
completion.
Abbe A. Levi, outgoing presi-
dent, was chairman of the eve-
ning. Jerome W. Kelman in-
stalled the following officers:
Samuel W. Platt, president;
Harry L. Blitz, Meyer Weisen-
feld, vice-presidents; Solomon
N. Cohen, treasurer, and Mrs.
Hillel L. Abrams, secretary.
The Young Israel office an-
nounces that the third period
of Camp Adas, located at Union
Pier, Mich., will begin July 27.
Registrations must be in at
least four days prior to the be-
ginning of the period.
Young Israel announces that
Mrs. David L. Werbe will or-
ganize the arts and crafts work
in the new Young Israel Youth
Center. Mrs. Werbe is known for
her art work.
Chapter One's Outdoor
Social Plans Continue
Chapter One, ZOD: will hold
a sunrise outdoor party and
continue its informal Hebrew
lessons this Sunday.
Members attending will meet
at 9 a.m. at Bnai Moshe Syria
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence.
The day will be spent in pic-
nicking, swimming and playing
baseball, accompanied • by He-
brew lessons from a young Pal-
estinian.
The chapter also will get to-
gether to attend the symphony
concert at the State Fair
Grounds Tuesday, July 26, meet-
ing at '7:45 p.m. at Northern
High School, Clairmount and
Woodward. The concert will he
followed by an ice cream party.
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6—THE JEWISH NEWS
Yeshiva Parents
Committee Airs
Tuition Program
The parents' committee of the
board of directors of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, at a meeting
Tuesday, with David E. Utley as
provisional chairman, stressed
its aim to strengthen the ties
between parents of Beth Yelu-
dah students and the Yeshiva
staff and administration. Plans
to assure collection of tuition ,
rates adequate to parents' means
were aired.
Isadore Cohen, Yeshiva vice
president, announced he will de-
vote his term of office to work-
ing with the parents' diion.
Ten boys from the intermed-
iate and high schools of Yes-
hivath Beth Yehudah will swing
through upper Michigan on a
two-week camping, trip next
month.
Accompanied by Rabbi Shol-
om Goldstein, Beth Yehudah
camp director, the boys , will
sleep in tents and will cook
kosher meals over campfires.
They will be transported from
site to site by' the Beth Yehudah
bus.
The campers will be sele<'.ted
on the basis of scholarship,
service and interest in camping.
Rabbi Isaac Jacobson, faculty
member of Yeshivath Beth Yeh-
udah, left to become director of
Indian Hill Farm Camp, a pri-
vate camp for boys, at Fulton-
ville, N. Y. He will serve until
the beginning of the school
year.
Taking courses this summer
for graduate degrees at Wayne
University are Joseph Goldberg,
principal, and Mrs. Sarah Fagan
of the General Studies School,
and Rabbi Joseph Nayowitz of
the Hebrew faculty of Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah.
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Synagogue
Services
Regular Sabbath services are
listed this week for 9 a.m. on
Saturday by Cong. Bnai Moshe,
Dexter at Lawrence; Cong. Bnai
David, Elmhurst at 14th. Cong.
Bnai Zion, Humphrey at Hol-
mur, , where Rabbi Solomon H.
Gruskin will preach.
Northwest Hebrew Cong., Cur-
tis at Santa Rosa, will hold serv-
ices at 8:45 a.m.
Cong. Adas Yeshurun's serv-
ices will begin at 9:15 a.m. at
2625 Tyler. Rabbi Leo Goldman
will preach.
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