Young Israel to Honor Schlussel at 28th
Anniversary Celebration on June 3
In celebration of the 28th an-
niversary of Young Israel in
Detroit, plans are being made
for an outstanding celebration
to be held June 3, at the Latin
Quarter. To be honored at the
banquet is Irving W. Schlussel,
a prominent member of Detroit's
Jewish community.
Charles T. Gellman, general
chairman of the
anniversary pro-
gram, stated
that Schlussel
is to be acclaim-
ed because he
"has earned the
affection a n d
esteem of De-
troit Jewry for
his support and
C. T. Gellman selfless service
to the cause, : of traditional Ju-
daism and for his tireless ef-
forts in behalf of all worthy
community endeavors."
Schlussel is secretary of the
Jewish Community Council,
president of Mizrachi in Detroit,
past president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund and presently its
board chairman, past president
of Young Israel, board director
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah,
member of Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration and an active worker in
the Detroit Zionist Council.
Gov. G. Mennen Williams has
Women's Groups
Join Observance
Of Child's Day
Detroit chapters of Mizrachi,
Hadassah and Pioneer Women's
Organizations are jointly spon-
soring the local observance of
World Jewish Child's Day, to
be celebrated on Sunday.
This day is a national com-
memoration of the work done
by these organizations in help-
ing more than 50,000 children to
come to Israel since the crea-
tion of the Jewish State in 1947.
In charge of Detroit's observ-
ance of World Jewish Child's
Day, are Mesdames - Philip
Schreiber, Norman Kantor and
Theodore Bargman, heads of the
Detroit groups.
Beth El Continues
2 Popular Classe's
An incident unique in congre-
gational life occurred at Temple
Beth El last week when two
study classes at Beth El College
of Jewish Studies petitioned Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer to continue
the sessions for five weeks be-
yond the scheduled spring se-
mester.
These students are enrolled
in the Jewish History and Com-
parative Religion classes taught
by Dr. Frank Rosenthal, rabbi
of Temple Beth Israel, Jackson,
Mich., and number 55 in each
class. Rabbi Rosenthal's classes
at Beth El College Jewish
Studies have been very popular
and Dr. Glazer gladly granted
the request of the students.
Rabbi Rosenthal's classes in
Jewish History and Compara-
tive Religion will continue
through May 7.
Bnai Moshe Elections
Scheduled for Sunday
•
Members of Cong. Bnai Moshe
will elect officers and directors
at 2 p.m., Sunday, at its annual
meeting. Committee reports will
be submitted concerning the
past year's activities.
In the evening, the Young
People's Club will take over the
synagogue at 8:30 p.m., for a
barn dance in the social hall.
A stag or drag affair, all young
people 18 and over are invited.
The Young Married Couples
Group will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Monday, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Sobel. Rabbi Moses
Lehrman will speak. All married
couples interested in joining are
asked to call the congregation
office.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Golda.
Ressler wishes to thank its rela-
tives and friends for the many
kindnesses extended during its
• recent bereavement.
accepted an offer to serve as
honorary sponsor of the testi-
monial committee.
For the first time in Detroit,
Franz Werfel's "The Eternal
Road" will be presented. Cantor
Leibele Waldman, of New York
City, will play the leading role,
assisted by a cast of over 40
members of Young.Israel youth
and adult groups. Felix .Resnick
and Hillel • L. .Abrams are music
and dramatic directors of the
performance.
Aiding Gellman in the an-
niversary celebration are Philip
Stollman and Jerome W: Kel-
man, vice-chairmen; Samuel W.
Platt, arrangements chairman,
assisted by Abe Nusbaum and
Seymour Walfish; Leon Mutch-
nick, book chairman, and Harry
I. Blitz and David I. Berris, co-
chairmen; Max Stollman, ban-
quet chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Joseph Grossman and Hillel L.
Abrams.
8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 6, 1951
Enthusiastic Audience
Greets Kesner Records
Enthusiastic reviews and com-
ments have greeted "Zman
Cheyruseynu," (Holiday of Free-
dom) the album of two 10-inch
records embodying the story and
songs of the Passover Festival.
Two Detroit artists, Cantor
Moe Kesner, baritone, and Mrs.
Bella Goldberg, mezzo-soprano,
perform with much success in
the Sheera Recording Co. pro-
ject, which is intended to stimu-
late an interest in good Jewish
music.
Kesner decided to produce the
album when he discovered that
there was a lack of good Jewish
music available for the holiday
that could be sung in schools
and homes with familiarity.
Libraries throughout the
United States and Canada have
added the album to their per-
manent circulations. Other ap-
proving comments have been,
made by the American Associa-
tion for Jewish Education, Na-
Civil Defense Experts
tional Jewish Music Council,
rabbis, ministers and educators.
To Discuss Survival
In a letter from the American
Against Atom Bomb
Association for JeWish Educa-
tion, Kesner was praised with,
Are you defenseless against "The album is unique in its ap-
the Atomic Bomb? _ Three men proach and it does not duplicate
with the answer will be present- already available materials on
,
Passover."
The Passover records are
available at Detroit Hebrew
Book Store, Metro Music House
and Borenstein's Book Store.
Rabbi Segal to Address
Jewish Studies Institute
Bnai Moshe Groups
To Offer Model Seder
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, of Cong.
Adas Shalom, will speak- on
"Portrait of a Jewish Leader" at
the Institute of Jewish Studies
sponsored by the Women's Divi-
sion, American Jewish Congress,
at 9:45 a.m., Monday.
Jerusalem-born Rabbi Segal
came to the U. S. as a boy, later
receiving degrees from CCNY,
Columbia University and Jewish
Theological Seminary. After
serving as a major in the army
chaplaincy corps, he came to
Adas Shalom, then Northwest
Hebrew Cong., in 1946.
Mrs. Dan Shapiro is chairman
of the Institute.
The Sisterhood and M e n
Club of - Cong. Bnai Moshe will
sponsor a model seder at 8:30
p.m., Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Guns-
berg, program chairman, has ar-
ranged an interesting evening
which includes community sing-
ing and refreshments.
Mrs. Julius Hersh, Sisterhood
president, appointed the follow-
ing chairman at a recent board
meeting:
Hebrew Sabbath April 7
NEW YORK—Saturday, April
7, Rosh Chodesh Nisan, has
been designated as Hebrew Sab-
bath by the Hebrew Month Com-
mittee of Histadruth Ivrith of
America.
Temple Beth El Young People
To Hold Jewish Music Night
The Young People's Club of
Temple Beth EI will present an
evening of Jewish music at 8:15
p. m., April 18, at the Temple.
Directed by Jason H. TicktOn,
Collette Salon is pianist and
John Redfield, vocalist.
Late Friday night services, Mesdames
David Weiss, Harry Simon and Herman
Hillman; Oneg Shabbat, Moses Lehrman;
hostesses, Emil Phillips, Andrew Iczko-
vitz; telephone, Morris Direnfeld and
Milton Weiss; community relations. Harry
Robinson. and Emory Stein; visiting corn-
mittee,..Arrnin Ferencz and Joseph Beck.
Others appointed were Mesdames Mor-
ris Klarman and Marvin Weinstein, social
action; Jack Allweil, publicity; Morris
Rosenberg and Eugene Weiss, sinicha
and memorial: David Blum and Jack
auditing; I. E. Goodman, clerical
nook, David Bernstein and Walter Far-
ber, scouts:. and Eugene Gelbman and
Morris Weinstein, napkin project.
On the religious school and Sukkoth
committee are Mesdames Marvin Wein-
stein, chairman, David Bernstein, Irving
Bernstein, David Blum, Jack Allweil,
Harry Simon; Louis Schwartz, Emory
Ehrenwald, .Benjamin Weiss, Oscar Spil-
kin, Herman Hillman and Moses Lehr-
man. Clerical committee includes
Mesdames Adolph Einczi ,," David Bern-
stein: Oscar Spilkin, Harry Gunsberg,
and -Jack Allweil.
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Molner Preo Dougherty
ed by the Men's Club of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday.
Brig. Gen. Clyde E. Dougherty,
director of the Detroit Office of
Civil Defense; Dr. Joseph G.
Molner, health commissioner of
Detroit; and Inspector Bernard
Preo will participate in a panel
discussion of our defenses
against atomic warfare. Dr. Max
L. Richter will be moderator.
Gen. Dougherty is command-
ing general of the 21st Armored
Division of the Organized Re-
serve._ Corps. He distinguished
hithself in four major World
War . 7:II campaigns and was
awarded - the Legion of Merit,
the Bronze Star Medal with
cluster- and five foreign decor-
ations.
Dr„ Molner has several teach-
ing affiliations with Wayne Uni-
versity and the University of
Michigan,
Inspector Preo has been with
the Detroit Police Department
for 23 years. Active in civil de-
fense work since 1940 and chief
Air Raid Warden for Detroit
during World War II, he was
reappointed to that position in
January. He organized the police.
department c r i in e prevention
bureau, now its youth bureau.
Dr. Lichter is co-chairman of
the committee of civil defense
and disaster of the Wayne
County Medical Bureau and as-
sistant director of the medical
and public health .division of
the Detroit Office of Civil De-
fense.
William. Nadler, Hy Keidan
and Dr. Morris Burstein are co-
chairmen in charge of arrange-
ments. The public is invited.
Pesach activities at the Cong.
Adas Shalom religious school
will culminate April 15, with 17:
two model Sedorim being pre-
sented in the school auditorium.
Participants are Aaron Dresser,
Barbara. Goldsmith, P h y 11 i s
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Carolyn Cohen. Rabbi Jacob
Segal will preach a Passover
sermonette.
Strictly Kosher Passover Meals
The Allied Jewish Campaign
Will officially open in the school
Saturday, with the student .7; Services Conducted by LOUIS LEVINE
Council conducting collections.
Enjoy
Passover at
Temple Israel Youth to Hold
First Dance In New Center .::
professional caller will call the
Take World Famous Health-Giving
MINERAL BATHS
turns at a square dance of the
Youth Group of Temple Israel
on Saturday in the youth center
hall of the Temple. The first
dance to be held in the new
Temple youth hall, it is
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Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver, world
Zionist leader, will be the main
speaker at the opening services
of the 70th Anniversary celebra-
tion of the New York Board of
Rabbis Monday at Congregation
Shaare Zedek, 212 W. 93rd St.,
New York. Rabbi Morris M.
Goldberg, president, will pre-
side.
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Young Israel to Present
Passover Lecture Series
Young Israel Institute of Jew-
ish Studies is offering a lecture
on Passover at 8 p.m., each Wed-
nesday until the festival. Rabbi
Abraham Zentman of the faculty
will lecture on customs, tradi-
tions, etc. There is no admission
charge.
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