Cantor Stawis to Sing
At Yeshivah Banquet

Missing Jews Sought by UN

By ARTHUR LEWIS

(Copyright 1953, JTA, Inc.)

ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 5:15 p.m.,
today; at 8:45 a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Michael

Leon Gilbert will be observed.

TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 8:30 p.m. services, today, Rabbi Leon Fram
will speak on "The Jewish Hospital Its Religious and Social
Significance." The Bar Mitzvah of Ronald Alan Rogers will

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be observed.

CONG. BETH AARON: At 8:30 p.m. services, today, Rabbi Benja-
min H: Gorrelick will preach on "And the Bush Was Not Con-
sumed." At sabbath morning services, the Bar Mitzvah of

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Cantor MENDELE STAWIS of
Cong. Ahavas Achim, will appear
as guest artist at the 10th an-
nual banquet of the Yeshivath
Chachmey Lublin. Featured
speaker at the event, to be held
Sunday evening, in the Yeshivah
building, Linwood and Elmhurst,
will be Rabbi Chaim Kreisworth
dean of the Chicago Yeshivah.

David Meshorer will be observed.
CONG. AHAVAS ACHIM: At 9 p.m. services, today, Rabbi Jacob
Chinitz will speak on "Is ConservatiSm Conservative?"
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK: Sabbath services at 5:15 p.m., today;
at 9 p.m., Saturday.
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: Late services at 8:15 p.m., today, will be
sponsored by the Stanford Riegler Young People's Club. Sat-
urday morning services will be conducted by the Junior Con-
gregation.
SUBURBAN TEMPLE: Late services at 8:15 p.m., today, will be
held at Oxford School, Oxford Rd., in Berkeley.
CONG. ADAS YESHURUN: At Saturday services Rabbi Leo Gold-
man will preach on "Redemption by Force."
CONG. BETH ABRAHAM: At Saturday services Rabbi Israel Hal-
pern will review the "Torah Portion Bo."
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL: At Saturday services Rabbi Isaac
Stollman will speak on "The Challenge of Youth to, Elders."

Cantors List Program
For Annual Concert

Jerusalem Rabbi Here
To Promote 'Torah'

Cantor. Jacob S o n n e n k l a r,
president of the Jewish Cantors
and Ministers Association of
Detroit, an
flounced the as-
sociation's com-
pletion of plans
for the annual
concert, Feb. 11,
8:30 p.m., at the
Bnai David Sy-
nagogue. T h e
cantors are en-
gaged in pre-
paring sele c-
tions from the
Frohman
liturgy of the
Sabbath and the High Holy
Days, under the direction of Dan
Frohman, as an event to feature
Jewish Music Month.
The cantors' concert will pre-
sent all the cantors in Detroit
and 12 associates chosen espe-
cially for this occasion.
, Among the selections to be
heard at this concert will be
"Hallelujah," by Lewandowski
and Zeidel 'Rovner; "Yigdal" by
Pollakoff; "Un'sane Tokef" by
Frohman. Rebecca. Frohman is
the accompanist for the Can-
tors' Association.

Rabbi Wolf Gold, of Jerusa-
lem, will speak at ,a city-wide
meeting here arranged by the
Jewish Agency
for Palestine as - L
part of; its drive
to promote To-
rah study in the •
Diaspora.
Rabbi Gold,
who is a mem-
ber of the Agen-
cy's Executive,
will speak on
"Torah and Is-
rael" at a pro-
gram Feb. 11, at Rabbi Gold
Young Israel Center.
His talk will emphasize the
importance of making Torah
study all-important in the build-
ing up of a strong Diaspora to
be linked • with the rebirth' of
Israel.
Tickets may be obtained
through synagogues, local rabbis
and cultural organizations. •A
sponsoring committee is now
being formed.

Beth Abraham Groups
To Raise Building Funds

Committees from the Beth
Abraham Men's Club and Wom-
en's Club will meet jointly at a
breakfast session at 10:30 a. m.,
Sunday, in the home of the Har-
ry Ribiats, 4325 Cortland.
The event will launch a joint
fund-raising project to make
possible a contribution to the
congregation's building f u n
campaign. Mrs. Sidney Ring is
Women's Club chairman. Co-
chairmen for the men are Louis
Koretz and Julius Perry.
The new Beth Abraham Syna-
gogue will be built on Seven Mile
Rd. and Roselawn.

CARD OF THANKS

UNITED NATIONS—One of the
humanitarian endeavors of this
organization is the International
Bureau for the Declaration of
Deaths, which may seem like a
strange way of describing such
a body, necessary though its
work may be. The fact remains
that legal proof of death is an
aid to the living: it settles in-
heritance and property claims,
allows men and women to marry
again; and lays aside doubts
which have been worrying
friends and relatives.
The International Bureau was
set up by a Convention on Miss-
sing Persons whose signature
was one of the last acts at the
temporary UN headquarters at
Lake Success. Most of the work
of this office in Geneva is in
connection with the fate of so
many Jews who have disappear-
ed during the last World War
and whose death is presumed
but cannot be legally established.
The first two bulletins put out
by the Bureau contained appli-
cations for declarations of death
on a dozen persons, all of them
Jews.
The Bureau's bulletin points
out that applications for declar-
ations of death in the past have
usually been published in one
country whereas the missing
person, if still alive, and the
rightful claimants often live
elsewhere. Furthermore, it says:
"no national legislation can
guarantee that the decisions of
its courts will be recognized out-
side the country."
As the bulletins show, the Bu-
. reau publishes the applications

The family of the late Charles
Weiss wishes to thank its rela-
tives and friends for the many =
kindnesses extended during its
recent bereavement.

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for declarations of death. Any
person who may be able to pro-
vide information is requested to
communicate with the tribunal
dealing with the applications--
in the case of the 12 so far pub-
lished, the District Court, Jeru-
salem.
The Bureau serves as a clear-
ing house. It keeps an index, and
cross-files any pertinent docu-
ments and court decisions. The
courts in the countries which
I have ratified the convention or
intend to do so are supposed to
I inform the bureau of all pro-
ceedings and decisions. They
make no declarations of death
until three months after notices
have been published in the bul-
letin; and presumably the Jer-
usalem • Court can certify the
persons as dead if they do not
receive any information to the
contrary after the three month
period.

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Sunday, March 22, 1953
7 P. M.

Adas Shalom Bar Mitzvah
Club to See Film Sunday

Adas Shalom Synagogue's Bar
At Gamble
Mitzvah Breakfast Club will
Veterans Memorial Bldg.
meet at 8:15 a.m., Sunday, in
8425 Fenkell
the Beth Hamidrash of the
Temple Beth El Service
Dance to the Tunes of
synagogue
for
services,
followed
features Music Program
EDDIE BARTEL
by breakfast in the social hall,
,
served
by
a
Sisterhood
commit-
And
His Dukes of Rythm
In honor of Jewish Music
Entertainment. Dinner Served
tee:
Cafeteria Style at Moderate Prices
Month, a choir of Temple Beth
Mrs. Alfred Hecker is hostess
Contribution 51.50
El, under the direction of Jason chairman, and David Dunsky is
For Tickets Call:
H. Tickton, will present a pro- Bar Mitzvah chairman. T h e
Rose Goldberg, WE. 4-8296
gram of liturgical music, fea- group will present a showing of
Bess Cortney, TE. 4-7853
turing outstanding Jewish corn- the Frontiers of Faith TV film,
posers of the 20th Century, at "The World of Sholem Aleichem."
sabbath eve . services at 8:15
p.m., today.
The liturgical works of the
following will be rendered: Isa-
dore Freed, Abraham Binder,
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Zavel Zilberts, Lazare Sp.minsky,
Walter Davidson, Jason H. Tick-
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Idelsohn, Herbert Fromm, Max
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Ben, who is serving with the
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