Bnai Brith Lodge to Sell U. S. Savings Bonds in September
Ike Greets Baruch on 83rd Birthday,
Delivers Major Address at N. V. Dedication
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Sep-
tember has been designated as
National Bnai Brith Savings
Bonds Month during which Bnai
Brith lodges all over the country
are asked to sell United States
Savings Bonds to members,
friends, neighbors and business
associates, it was announced by
Philip J. Klutznick, president of
Bnai Brith.
The project., directed by Sid-
ney G. Kusworm, chairman of
the organization's Commission
on Americanism and Civic Af-
fairs, has the enthusiastic en-
dorsement of top officials of the
United States Treasury Depart-.
ment.
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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 23, 1953
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OAK - WOODS JEWISH CE NTER
(Formerly Cong. Beth Am)
Announces Its First Inaugural
HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES
President DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
shows keen interest as elder statesman BER-
NARD BARUCH points out details of the
Baruch Houses and Playgrounds during the
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NEW YORK, (JTA) — High
tribute' was paid to Bernard Ba-
ruch by President Eisenhower.
who interrupted his vacation.in
Colorado to fly to New York to
be principal speaker at the dedi-
cation of Baruch Houses, a $32,-
000,000 project, planned by the
New York Housing Authority
With Federal Aid.
The slum clearance and low
rent- development on the lower
East Side is named for Dr.
Simon Baruch, father of Amer-
ica's famed "elder statesman."
Baruch, who celebrated his
83rd birthday Aug. 17, was also
greeted by Britain's Prime Min-
ister Winston Churchill, who ex-
pressed his personal apprecia-
tion for Mr. Baruch's contribu-
tions to American British
friendship.
More than 2,600 guests at-
tended the dedication ceremony.
at which speakers, besides Mr
Eisenhower, were Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey, Mayor Vinent R. Im-
pellitteri, Herbert Swope and
leading city officials. Francis
Cardinal Spellman delivered the
invocation, and Bishop Charles
F. Boynton blessed the 2'7 acre
project.
The dedication of the project.
which when completed will house
2,194 families, was closed with a
benediction from Rabbi Bernard
J. Bamburger. A bronze bust of.
Bernard Baruch was unveiled by
his daughter.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Da-
vid. Daitch acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended to the
family during its recent be-
reavemen t.
—International Photo
dedication-of the $32,000,000 project on New
York's lower East Side. Gov . THOMAS E.
DEWEY (left) looks over architect's sketches
of the project.
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Dr. Simon Baruch left -\ East! federate Army as a surgeon.
Prussia at 15 and came to Cam- I In 1881, the family moved to
den, S. C. where he married a I New York where Bernard Ba-
seventh generation American of I ruch was taught Hebrew by Dr.
a religious Jewish family. He Mendes, a Portuguese rabbi.
studied medicine at South Caro -
lina Medical College and the
Medical College of Virginia, fol-
lowing which he joined the Con-
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Germany, Yemen Enter
Into Diplomatic Relations
BONN, (JTA)—Germany and
Yemen will enter into diplo-
matic relations shortly, it was
agreed at talks held in Cairo
between representatives of both
countries, according to reports
from the Egyptian capital.
The Syrian Minister to Bonn,
leaving Germany to take up a
post in the Syrian Cabinet, told
a press conference at Cologne
that Arab-German relations had
received a set-back by the con-
clusion of the German repara-
tions pact with Israel. The Min-
ister, Dr. A. Istuany, said that
both Germany and Syria must
make every effort to restore the
former friendly relations which
Germany had with the Arabs.
announces supplementary
HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES
Rosh Hashanah Eve. Sept. 9; 10, 1 1—Yom Kippur Eve. Sept. 13; 19
in the synagogue soda( hall
Rabbi
MARVIN WEINER
NEW YORK, (JTA)—The 3,-
000th anniversary of the city of
Jerusalem will be marked by
New York Jewry at a celebra-
tion in Madison Square Garden
Oct. 20, it w a s - announced
after a meeting of 250 religious,
business and communal leaders
who organized a Committee of
Three Thousand for the salute
to the Israeli capital.
The celebration is sponsored
by the State of Israel Bond Or-
ganization and admission to the
festivities will be by purchase of
Israel bonds. Dr. Israel Gold-
stein was named chairman of
the Committee of Three Thou-
sand.
Northwest Israel Synagogue
UN. 2-4796
UN. 4-9776
Announce That
HIGH HOLY DAY TICKETS
May now be obtained from the seating committee at the
Synagogue, Daily, Evenings except Friday, from 7 to 10
p.m.; Sundays from 8 to 12 a.m.
Rabbi Leo Goldman and Cantor Henry Baum
Will Officiate the Traditional Orthodox Holiday Services
NOTE: Daily services are now being held at 7 a.m.
and at 7:30 p.m.
NORMAN SUKENIC, President
MR. HARRY HC?ROWITZ, Ticket Choirmun
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