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Congregational Activities

Support for-Vehiva Sought
Here; 2 Rabbis Soliciting Funds

Beth Yehudah Board

Maps Member Drive

The administrative board of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, meet-
ing last week at the home of
David Goldberg-, chairman, re-
viewed plans for the Yeshiva's
annual fall membership drive.
Members of the administrative
board are • Israel Burnstein,
Abraham 'Caplan, Harry Citrin,
Morris Dorn, Samuel Karabe-
nick, Ira Kaufman, Israel Leven-
son, Morris Mohr, Abe . Nusbaum,
Louis Please, Samuel Rosenberg,
Sol Stein, Max Schneider. Mor-
ris Surath, Meyer Terebelo,
George Weiswasser.
Contributions to the memorial
fund of Yeshivath Beth Yehud-
ah were received this week from
Abraham Haber, in memory of
Melvin Haber; Morris Levin, in
memory of Abraham and Sarah
Spiegelman; the Srager family,
in memory of Ida Yawe.

CLASS AT FARM SETTLEMENT

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Rabbis Isaac Mendelovitz and
H. L. Schick, of the faculty of
the Yeshiva Farm Settlement
for Orphans, located near Mt.
Kisco, N. Y., are in Detroit for
two weeks to solicit funds
'-through the local synagogues,
for the support of the institu-
tion.
Endorsed by Rabbis and not-
able Jewish leaders throughout'
the country, the • YeshiVa • is
resumption . and reincarnation
of the Nazi-destroyed Yeshiva. of
Nitro., Czechoslovakia.
Its seventy-five students, led
by Rabbi Michael Weissinandl,
a graduate of the original Nitra
Yeshiva, came to Settle in _the
United States in 1946, through
the efforts of former graduates,
then in this country.
Orthodox Jewish religious
groups and philanthropists
worked together, and finally se-
cured an extensive Westchester.
County mansion as the home of
their Yeshiva, and they have
gone about the task of building
a living Orthodox Judaism, the
goal in their search for restora-
tion from the concentration-
camp cruelties nearly all of
them suffered. -
Their curriculum at the Yesh-

Polio Precautions

The golden rule of personal clean-
bless should be observed particu-
orly in the usual summer polio
pidemic months. Food should be
opt tightly covered and safe from
jes and other insects. The same
pplles to garbage, which, where
her disposal facilities are lacking,
ould be buried or burned.

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THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION
FANTILE PAPAIYS1S

14—THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, August 26, 1949

Bnai David to Sponsor
Extra Holiday Services

Institute Completes
Outing Arrangements

All plans have been completed
for the annual Labor Day week-
end, outing of the Sholom Ale.i-
chem Institute, at Camp Mehia.
Evening programs,. featuring
the Cleveland Drama Studio,
have been arranged. Dancing,
boating, fishing and swimming
also will be part of each day's
activities.
For information and reserva-
tions call TE. 4-7107.

Cong. Baal David,. Elmhurst
and 14th, has made arrange-
ments to conduct auxiliary serv-
ices during the High Holy Days
in the social hall of its syna-
gogue.
Tickets for these services are
nominally priced. They may be
secured at the office of the
synagogue during office hours
Experiments in flying were
or from the synagogue ticket
committee, at the synagogue, 7 carried on by the •Wright Broth-
to 9 p.m. daily except Friday, ers at Kitty Hawk, N. C., be-
cause winds there are steadiest
and Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.
and strongest of any place in
the United States.
Greece Favors Transfer

of Jewish Property to Israel

ATHENS—(JTA)—Under Sec-
retary of Foreign Affairs M. Pip-
inellis assured the Israel Consul
here that the transfer of proper-
ty belonging to Jews emigrating
to Israel will be considered fa-
vorably by his government.

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iva combines an intensive study
of Jewish religious tenets with
agricultural and trade studies.
A non-profit • project, the
Yeshiva is supported through
the solicited funds. While here
in Detroit, Rabbis Mendelovitz
and Schick will stay at the home
Of Ed . Green, 2525 Tayldr. Na-
tional headquarters of the Yesh-
iva are at 109 Rodney St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.

Downtown _Synagogue
Sets Holy Day Plans

Special preparations. for ob-
servance of -the High Holy Days
are underway at the .Downtown
Synagogue, 1205 .Griswold.
- Louis Paul, a member of the

British Plan Regular

Air

Service to Israel

JERUSALEM (JTA)—The first
British Overseas Airways Corpo-
ration plane to land in Israel
arrived at Lydda airport with -a
number of pilots who will fa-
miliarize themselves with flight
facilities in the Jewish state
preparatory to inaugurating a
regular weekly air service from
Britain.

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OPENS REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS

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At HAMPTON SCHOOL 18460 WARRINGTON
SUNDAY MORNING SATURDAY MORNING
SEPTEMBER 10
SEPTEMBER 11

Pickfard

for classes from pre-kindergarten (age for the Confirmation and Bar Mitzvah
four) through grade 5 and for the High Department, grades 6 through 9
School Department

Synagogue
Services

Regular Sabbath services are
scheduled at 9 a.m. this Sat-
urday, Aug. 27, at Cong. Bnai
David, Elmhurst at 14th; Cong.
Bnai Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence,
where Rabbi Moses Lehrman
will preach; and Cong. Shaarey
Zedek, Chicago Blvd. at Law-
ton, where Rabbi Morris Adler
will preach.
Cong. Adas Yeshurun services
will begin at 9:15 a.m. at 2625
Tyler; Rabbi Leo Goldman will
preach; and at Temple .Beth El,
Woodward at Gladstone, at 11
a.m., Rabbi Sidney•Altselrad will
preach.

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LOUIS PAUL
synagogue of long standing, has
volunteered to chant the ser-
vicees on Rosh Hashanah and
Y o m Kippur. Rabbi Herman
Rosenwasser will preach the
sermons.
Services will be _conducted at
the GAR Recreation Center
Bldg., Grand River at Cass Ave.
There will be no seat sale, but
it is requested that reservations
be made in advance by calling
the synagogue office.

Folk Schools Open
Fall Registration

Registration is now underway
for the fall semester of the Jew-
ish Folk Schools of the Labor
Zionist Organization, which in-
. elude day-nursery and kinder-
garten for pre-school children
and after-school classes for older
children.
Curriculum includes Hebrew,
Yiddish, Bible, Jewish history,
Jewish customs and traditions
and Jewish holidays. The school
year emphasizes Jewish festival
celebrations.
Classes are conducted at. the
Labor Zionist Institute, 13722
Linwood. Registration may be
arranged at the school office or
by calling TO. 8 - 9280, 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. weekdays.

X before the license number
of an airplane denotes that the
plane is licensed for experimen-
tal purposes.

NEW PUPILS may be enrolled either morning at 9:30, at Hampton School, or any week-
day at Temple Israel Office, 900 Park Avenue Building, WOodward 3-4335. Terms—
A pupil is enrolled when his parents are enrolled as members of Temple Israel. Member-
ship includes seatings for the High Holy Day Services at the Detroit Institute of Arts
and many other privileges and opportunities. All who enroll as members now will be
assured of accomodation in THE NEW BUILDING of Temple Israel now under construc-
tion in the Palmer Park section at Manderson and Merton Roads. FOR FURTHER INFOR-
MATION ON MEMBERSHIP TERMS, TELEPHONE, WRITE. or COME TO TEMPLE
ISRAEL OFFICE.

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