S ervice:1i in Our Synatiogue3

Friday, January 13, 1950

TEMPLE EMANUEL, Grand Rapids, Sabbath eve services Friday,
Jan. 13. Rabbi Harry Essrig will preach on "On the Sidelines
of Social Change?"
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM, Sabbath services at 5 p.m., Friday, Jan.
13: 9:15 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14. Rabbi Israel 1. Halpern will
preach. Weekday services at 7:30 a.m., 5 p.m.
CONG. MOGEN ABRAHAM, Dexter at Cortland: Sabbath services,
5 p.m., Friday. Jan. 13: 9 a.m., Saturday, Jan_ 14. Rabbi M. J.
Wohlgelernter will speak.
CONG. SHAAREI ZION, 12353 Linwood: Sabbath services at 5 p.m.
Friday, Jan. la: 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 14. Rabbi Leo Goldman
will •n•each. Week-day services, 8 a.m., 5 p.m.
CONG. B.NAI MOSHE, Dexter at. Lawrence: Sabbath services at 5
p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13. At late services, Rabbi
Moses Lehrman will preach on "The Roots of a Nervous
Breakdown." Social hour will follow. Sabbath morning wor-
ship at 9 on Saturday; jr. cong., 10 a.m. week-day services,
7:15 a.m., 5 p.m.

Maurice Schwartz in Sholem Aleichem
Comedy at Shubert Lafayette Sunday

In keeping with its tradition
of bringing to the stage the out-
standing works in Yiddish lit-
erature, the Yiddish Art Theater
of New York headed by Maurice
S c h •w a rt z will
present at the
Shubert Lafay-
ette Theater ,,;:.
"Yosele, the
Nightingale,"
folkcomedy„..
based on a nov-
el by the great
Yiddish "rumor-
1st Sholem Alei- Schwartz in
chem, with mu- `Yosele' Role
sic by Sholem Secunda, for two
performances only, Sunday .
matinee and evening, Jan. 15
Supported by a cast of out-
standing Yiddish artists, Mr.
Schwartz brings - this group to

Register Beth Jacob
Girls' School Classes

All classes were open as reg-
istration began this week for the
February term of Beth Jacob
girls' school division of Yeshi-
voth Beth Yehudah.
Courses offered include Chum-
oh, Hebrew and • Yiddish read-
ing, writing and grammar, Jew-
ish customs and Jewish history.

every
Classes meet from 4-6,
evening, except Friday, beginning
Feb. '7. Registrations are accept-
ed at 12322 Dexter.
Beth Jacob teachers' training
Seminar will begin supervised

practice teaching of Hebrew
classes this February. Special
seminar topic for the semester is
Commentaries of the Bible. This
class is ciPen to young women of
advanced Hebrew rank who have
received or are working toward
a bachelor's degree in education.

Mayflower Student's
Guests at NW Service

Late Friday evening services
-will be held at the Northwest
Hebrew Congregation at 8:30
p.m. Friday, Jan. 13.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will of-
ficiate and preach on "The Only
Power Worth Having." An OneE,,
Shabbat and social hour spon-
sored by the Northwest - Girl
Scout Troops will follow.
Special guests at the services
will be 23 members of the Sen-
ior Sunday School class of the
Mayflower Congregational
Church.

Irsael Hopes UN Will Reconsider
Jerusalem Plan, Kenen Reports

16—THE JEWISN, NEWS

Detroit after a season's run in
the Art Theater in New York
and a week each in Montreal
and Toronto.
• In producing "Yosele, the
Nightingale," the Yiddish Art
Theater under Maurice Schwartz
is beginning its fourth decade
of continuous production of suc-
cessful drama which has won
acclaim by theater-goers and
critics throughout the world.
The music by Sholem Secun-
da is based on Yiddish folk
melodies and liturgical chanting.
The cast consisting of 60 in-
cludes such well known actors as
Berta Gerstin, Lucy Gehrman,
Charlotte Goldstein, Gustave
Berger, Ola Shlifko, and Moshe
Zamar, who was brought from
Paris, France, for the title role.

Northwest Sisterhood's
Donor Rally Spotlights
'Cinderella Weekend'

Johnny King, star of stage,
television and radio, and .cur-
rently appearing on the WWJ-
TV "Cinderella Weekend" pro-
gram, will act as master of cere-
monies at a donor rally to be
given by the Sisterhood of the
Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion, 12:30 p.m. Jan. 18, at the
synagogue social hall.
Mrs. Herbert Harris, donor
chairman, announces that the
audience will participate in the
program. Dessert luncheon will
precede the program.
Mrs. Joseph Beck, UN. 2-4646,
and Mrs. Malcolm Rivkin, UN.
3-3444, ticket chairmen, are tak-
ing reservations for the donor
luncheon, to be held at the syn-
agogue on Wednesday, Feb. 8.

Beth Shmuel Banquet
To Be Held on Jan. 22

The second annual banquet of
Con. Beth Shmuel, Dexter at
Buena Vista, will take place at
6:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, at
the synagogue auditorium.
Ben Bloti is chairman of the
affair. Rabbi Leizer Levine will
be guest speaker, and Cantor I.
Katz will participate in the pro-

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Israel hopes that the plan will
be reconsidered. Kenen declared.
He reiterated the Jewish state's
leaders' proposal that the Holy
Places—of which only one, the
Dormition Church, is located in
the Jewish section of the city —
be placed under direct UN super-
v i s i o n, with full cooperation
from Israel.
Kenen quoted from a Christ-
mas Day sermon given in Jeru-
salem by Canon Hugh Jones,
head of the Anglican Church
Mission, who declared that "to
show concern for the Holy Places
and something bordering on cal-
lousness for the people of Jeru-
salew is coming dangerously
near to being desceration of the
Holy Places."
Kenen was in Detroit to ad-
dress a Friday night gathering
of Cong. Bnai David. He also
spoke at a press luncheon spon-
sored by the Jewish Community
Council and the Zionist Council.

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T h e impracticability of the
United Nations plan for the in-
ternationalization of Jerusalem
was stressed by I. L. Kenen, in-
formation director of the Israel
delegation to the UN, when he
spoke in Detroit last Friday.
He pointed out that it is im-
possible to reconcile the armis-
tice agreements reached by Is-
rael and the several Arab na-
tions, which have been approved
by the UN conciliators, and the
Jerusalem plan, since the armis-
tice lines agreed upon divided
the Holy City between Israel and
Transj ordan.
Any plan which destroys the
present equilibrium in Jerusalem
may lead to the resumption of
hostilities, Kenen said, adding
that the UN has no military
force with which to enforce in-
ternational rule of the city.
Financially, too, the proposal
is not feasible. Kenen declared.
He contrasted the UN's budget
of $8,000,000 for operating Jeru-
salem for a year, with- Israel's
estimate of $32,000,000 needed to
run the city.
The UN has neither a moral
nor a legal claim to Jerusalem,
Kenen stated referring to the
UN charter which champions

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