Sinai Ho'spital Directors to Discuss
Kashrut Issue with Orthodox Leaders

6—THE JEWISH NEWS

Sen. Moody, Rabbi Fasman to Add
Yeshivah Graduation on Thursday

Friday., June 13, 1952

,.Satovsk v is Honored
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The meeting appointed a com-
On Monday, the board of Sinai
With'National Post
Hospital will meet with repre- mittee of rabbis and laymen to
sentatives of the orthodox com- confer with the board of Sinai ...Abraham Satovsky of Congr-
munity to discuss with them Hospital to discuss plans for the getion Shaarey Zedek was elect-
their requests for the observance
of kashrut in the new Jewish installation of kitchens and ed vice-president of the Na-
hospital when it opens in the cafeterias. Steps were tall..;'m to
clarify the issue before the con-
fall.
stituencies of synagogues and
The invitation to such a meet- organizations during the next
ing, extended by the board of few weeks and to crystalize
the hospital, came as a result of opinion on- this question.
the meeting on June 5, at the
Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz of
Beth Shmuel Synagogue, con-
Congregation Beth Shmuel
vened by the Vaad Harabonim,
opened the session last Thurs-
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis, day and Rabbi Wohlgelernter
and attended by 68 delegates
from 21 synagogues and organi- presided. Participants in the dis-
cussion included Rabbis Israel
zations.
Halpern. Samuel H. Prero,
The Vaad Harabonim -spokes- Chaim Meisels, Moses Silver,
men stated that in March of Solomon H. Gruskin, Joshua S.
1951 they held discussions on the Sperka and Max Kapustin, and
kashrut subject with Nate S. Daniel Temchin. Phillip Stoll-
Shapero, chairman of the hos- man. Abraham Nusbaum, Zvi
pital building committee. De- Tomkiewicz B e n j a m in Aron-
mands were then presented for son, Joseph Borenstein, Irving
a completely kosher hospital by Sarnoff, Yechezkiel Grubner,
Rabbis Leizer Levin, Max J. Sam Belkin. Melech Lifshitz,
Wohlgelernter, David S. Bakst Abbe A. Levi, Isidor Sosnick and
and Morris Adler. Rabbi Leon Selig Genser.
Frain. it was reported at the
ABRAHAM SATOVSKY
June 5 meeting, also was a mem-
tional Federation of Jewish
Bnai Brith Award
ber of the committee.
Men's Clubs at. their 23rd annual
The June 5 conference voiced Goes to Bishop Haas
convention recently held in
deep interest in the observance —
of Jewish dietary laws at Sinai
At its annual banquet on Boston.
Hospital. It was pointed out that June 5, Julius Housman Lodge,
Other local men elected to the
even when hospital facilities are of Bnai Brith, presented its an- board of directors were: Sam-
open to people of all creeds, "the nual award to Bishop Francis J uel J. Berke and Benjamin Sid-
essential character of an institu- Haas, of Grand Rapids.
low of Congregation Shaarey Ze-
tion ouilt by the Jewish com-
Bishop Haas, in receiving the dek, and David Aaron and Her-
munity should not violate the award said that Americans must bert Harris of Adas Shalom.
time-hallowed traditions dating abolish selfishness and work to
Albert H. Jacobson, of Chi-
back to Sinai 33 centuries ago." do away with disunity and ha- cago, is the new national presi-
Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum, associ- tred if we are to save the world dent.
ate professor at Wayne Univer- for freedom.
sity, member of the faculty of
CARD OF THANKS
He called on Americans to ex-
Beth Yehudah, said, that in his pand the Point Four program, The family of the late George
native Hamburg, Germany. an stating that armed warfare is N. Smith wishes to thank its rel-
interdenominational hospi t a 1 , no answer to peace. Even if we atives and friends for the many
which originated under Jewish won a test by might over corn- kindnesses extended during its
auspices, but providedof its munism, there would be another recent bereavement..
beds for non-Jewish patients, group springing up to take its
was always strictly kosher. and place. If the rest of the world
that this did not prevent the can not survive," Bishop Haas
Hamburg municipality from said, "neither can we."
building an annex to the hos-
He proposed that "we all work
pital at its own cost.
for a national and state FEPC -
Harris T. Glickman told the I as a start toward working for
delegates of the 35-year-old his- freedom.
tory of earlier... efforts to estab-
lish a Jewish hospital in Detroit,
and of the activities by the first 48 to Be Consecrated
hospital group which turned By Cong. Shaarey Zedek
over $50,000 to the present Jew-
ish Hospital Association with the
Forty-eight young women will
understanding that the new be consecrated at exercises at
hospital would observe kashru .:. Cong. Shaarey Zedek on Sunday,
Samuel W. Platt. of Young Israel, 10 a.m. The consecration class
pointed out that he and others will present a sabbath cantata
who contributed and worked for entitled, "A Song of the Year."
the hospital building fund were
Rabbi Morris Adler and Can-
assured by Julian H. Krolik. that tor Jacob H. Sonenklar will offi-
this basic concept of Jewish tra- ciate, with the music direction
dition will be honored.
under Dan Frohman, who will
also conduct an orchestra corn-
posed of members of the Detroit
Cong. Adas Shalom to Hold
Symphony.
Joint Installation Wednesday

Sen. Blair Moody and Rabbi
Oscar Z. Fasman, president of
the Chicago Hebrew Theological
College, will be guest speakers at
graduation exercises of Yeshi-
vath Beth Yehudah at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, at the Yeshivah, an-
nounced David J. Cohen, newly-
elected president of the Beth Ye-
hudah Schools.
Sen. Moody will speak on "The

are owed $40,000 in back wa
Klein reported that 60
cent of all expenditures went
teachers' salaries. The total
come of $159,388 was overs
leaving a deficit of $3,287.
Among the sources of inc
it was reported that volun
contributions made up 53.5
cent; 15.6 came from the Je
Welfare Federation and the
Role of Education in the Present from tuition.
World Crisis," and Rabbi Fas-
With an enrollment this
man will address the assembly of 500 students, the Yeshiva
on "The Aims of Yeshivah Edu- faced with a problem of a
cation." Thirty-seven students tional facilities. Negotiations
will be graduated.
now being made with Cong.
Several wards and prizes will Shmuel for the possible u
be presented to graduates and its building.

students in other grades. Mrs.
Isadore Levin, president of the
PTA, will distribute medals 41.1
the basis of scholarship.
Young Israel's gold medal for
outstanding leadership will be
awarded by Jerome W. Kelman,
and Rabbi Joseph Elias. Yeshi-
vah principal, will distribute 70
honor certificates to students in
the day and afternoon Yeshivah
for outstanding scholarship and
citizenship.
Cohen was elected to head
the Yeshivah at a recent board
meeting of the organization.
Serving with him will be Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter, vice-presi-
dent; Dr. Max Kapustin, secre-
tary; and Arthur Klein, treasur-
er.
David I. Berris, chairman of
the board, will be assisted by the
executive committee of Harry E.
Citrin, Wolf Cohen, Ben Freed-
land. Charles T. Gellman, Sam-
uel .Hechtman. Charlie Wolok
and Meyer Yagoda.
Arthur Klein, treasurer. in de-
livering the budget report stated
that Yeshivah teachers took a
voluntary pay cut last fiscal
year. despite the fact that they

CONG. GEMILUTH CHASSODIM: Sabbath services at 7:30 p.m.,
today; at 9 a.m.. Saturday.
CONG. BETH AARON: At Saturday services the Bar Mitzvah of

will close promptly at 9:50.
public is invited.

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CONG. BNAI DAVID: At Saturday services Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka will preach on "Humility." The Bar Mitzvah of Spen-
cer Lyle Reuben will be observed.
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL: At Saturday services Rabbi Isaac
Stollman will preach on "The Growth of Prophecy."
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK: Junior Congregation will conduct Sat-
urday services in main auditorium. Participants are Bernard
Firest one, Victor Spear. David Weisman, Ronald Benson, David
Cullen, Richard Limond, Douglas Mossrnan, Dale Teitelbaum,
Sanford Weiner. Marian Cullen, Miriam Lachover and Davida
Robinson.
ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 6 p.m., today:
at 8:45 a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvahs of Irwin Elson and
Burton Isaacs will be observed.
TEMPLE BETH EL: Rabbi Leon Fram will preach at services at
11 a.m., Saturday.

Adas Shalom Synag
fourth confirmation service,
first to be observed in the
main sanctuary, will be hel
June 22, at 10 a.m.
Twenty-eight students,
largest class ever to be
firmed. will present the can
"Look Homeward, Israel,"
ten by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal
based on music by Julius Ch
Cantor Nicholas Fenakel
conduct the chorus, and mu.
accompaniment will be prov
by a clarinet-string quintet f
the Detroit Symphony Orc
tra.
Doors will open at 9 a.m.

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CARD OF THANKS
Adas Shalom Synagogue will
The family of the late Mrs.
hold a joint installation of new-
1v elected officers and board Becky Cooper, her daughter and
members of t h e synagogue. son-in-law. Mollie and Sol Fink,
Men's Club and Sisterhood at and her grandchildren, David.
8:30 p. m., Wednesday in the Jack and Beatrice Fink, wish to
synagogue social hall. Rabbi express sincere thanks to their
Jacob E. Segal will install the relatives and friends for the
officers. Friends are invited to kindnesses shown them in their
recent bereavement.
attend.

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TEMPLE ISRAEL:

Charles L. Goldstein will conduct services at
8:30 p.m., today.
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: Sabbath services at 7 p.m., today; at 9 a.m..
Saturday.

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