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The Detroit Jewish News, 1953-09-04

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Syna ogues kin Rosh Hashanah Se vim

lowing of Shofar to Beckon
New Year for Detroit Jews

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I

The High Holiday season will
be ushered in this week with
Rosh Hashanah services in all
Reform, Conservative and Or
thodox congregations. The holi-
day begins on Wednesday, Sept.
9 and continues through Sept..
10 and 11. Schedules of holiday
services, together with sabbath
services, are listed in the fol-
lowing columns.
Temple Israel
Regular sabbath eve services
will be resumed today when
Rabbi Leon Fram preaches on
"A Labor Day Message." The
Bar Mitzvah of Mark Alan
Gottesman will be observed,
"The Feast of the Soul" will
be Rabbi Fram's sermon topic at
Wednesday evening services,
which will be held at 7 p.m. and
again at 9 p.m. On Thursday
morning, Rabbi Fram will speak
on "The Festival of the Uni-
verse."
Lay leaders of the congrega-
tion will join in the services. On
Thursday afternoon, a special
children's service will be held, at
which Rabbi Fram will tell the
Talmudic story, "The Man Who
Had Everything."
The religious school will be-
gin sessions at 9:30 a.m., Sept,
13. The system of schools this
year will encompass the Hamp-
ton School, Bagley School and
the Temple itself. The only re-
quirement for attendance at the
school is membership in Temple
Israel.

Temple Beth El

Services have been scheduled
for '7 and 9 p.m., Wednesday,
with Dr. Richard C. Hertz con-
ducting the early service, and
Rabbi Minard Klein the late
one, both in the main auditor-
ium. Rabbi Klein will officiate
at supplementary services in the
Brown Memorial Chapel, at 7
p.m.
Rabbi Hertz will conduct the

Thursday morning services at
10 a.m., in the main auditor-
ium. A children's service in
the main auditorium and a
youth service in the Brown
Chapel are scheduled for 2:30
p.m., Thursday. Servicemen in
uniform will be welcome to at-
tend all services.
Dr. Hertz and Dr. Norman

Drachler, educational director,
announce the opening of the re-
ligious school on Sept. 26 and 27.
Kindergarten, primary and in-
termediate grades will meet
Sept. 26 and high school and
confirmation, Sept. 27.
Registration will be held Sept.
13 and 20, from 10 a.m. to 12
noon, and weekdays, from 2 to
5 p.m., starting immediately. A
staff of 50 teachers will be em-
ployed to instruct the classes.

Cong. Shaarey Zedek

Services have been scheduled
for 6 p.m:, today, and at 9 a.m..
Saturday when the Bar Mitzvah
of Stuart Pearlman will be ob •
served.
Rabbi Marvin Fox, a philoso
phy instructor at Ohio State
University, will be visiting rabbi
during the Holy Day season .
Cantor Philip Blackman, of New
York, who formerly served regu-
larly at Shaarey Zedek, will be
visiting cantor.
Parallel services have been

scheduled for the main audi-
torium and in the social hall
where Rabbi Morris Adler and
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar will al-
ternate with Rabbi Fox and
Cantor Blackman.
At 6 p.m., Wednesday, and 3
a.m.; Thursday, Rabbi Fox will
preach in the main auditorium
and Rabbi Adler will speak in
the social hall. Rabbi Fox will
preach "The Life We Pray Tier,"
and Rabbi Adler on "Security—
Where Shall It Be Found?"
Friday services, on Sept. 11,
will find Rabbi Adler in the
main auditoriuni speaking on
"Our Lost Wisdom" and Rabbi
Fox in the social hall talking on
"Looking to the Rock,"

Adas Shalom Synagogue

Sabbath services will be held
at 6 p.m., today, and at 8:45
a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitz-
vahs of Jerome Paul and San-
ford Heiman will be observed.
Traditional Selichot services
will be held at 11:45 p.m., Sat-
urday to usher in the High Holy
Days. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will
speak prior to the service which
begins at 12 midnight.
Rosh Hashanah services will
be held at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30
a.m. on both days. On Thurs-
day, Rabbi Segal will preach
on "Your Signature in the
Book of Life." On Friday, his
sermon topic will be "Renewal

.:—and Repossession."

Cantor Nicholas Fenakel will
chant the services, assisted by
Harry Siegel and the synagogue
choir and Rev. Joshua Spiro.
Auxiliary services are sched-
uled in the social hall, and will
be conducted at the same times
by Rabbi Marvin Wiener, regis-
trar of the Jewish Theological
Seminary, and Cantor Ruben
Boyarsky. Rev. Aaron Grosbard
will also participate in the ser-
vice.
Bernard Jaffe will lead the
youth congregation services for
boys and girls, 15 to 18, which
will be held with the auxiliary
services, while the junior con-
gregation, for youngsters, 10 to
14, will worship with Sam Kaner
in the small chapel. Special
gatherings for younger children,
4 to 9, are planned in the school
building.

Cong. Ahavas Achim

At Saturday services, Rabbi
Jacob Chinitz will preach on
"The Last Sabbath of the Year."
Selichot services will be held at
12 midnight, Saturday. Rabbi
Chinitz will• speak on "Singing
in the Night." School registra-
tion will be held at the syna-
gogue from 10 a.m. to 12 noon,
Sept. 13.
Beth Aaron Synagogue
Selichot prayers at 12:30 a.m ,
Saturday will begin the holiday
season. Rabbi Benjamin H. Gor-
relick will preach on "Seeking
God at the Dawn of a New
Year."
Rosh Hasiaanah services are
scheduled for 6:30 p.m., even-
ings, 7:30 a.m., Thursday, and
6:30 a.m., Friday. Sermon topics
of Rabbi Gorrelick will be "Life's
Happy Beginnings" and "To
Judge and to Be Judged." Can-
tor Judah Goldring and the
choir will officiate.

Special children's services, for
youngsters 5 to 13, will be held
at 10:30 a.m., under the super-
vision of Bernard Panush, reli -
gious school director, and Dr.
Marvin A. Last, educational
chairman.
Evergreen Jewish Community

Rabbi Sidney Mossman will
deliver his first High Holiday
sermons as new spiritual
leader. Assisting in conduct-
ing the service will be Cantor
H. Blank. Services are sched-
uled for 6 p.m., each evening.
and at 8:30 a.m., every morn-
ing, at 19509 and 19511
W. Seven Mile Rd. Children's
services will be held concur-
rently with adult services.
Cong. Bnai David

Cong Beth Tikvat

Holiday services are
uled for 6 p.m. and 8 a.
H. Yaffe and Cantor
Greenfield will cond
services, with Rabbi Leiz
delivering the sermon
topics will be "The Sho
Its Significance" and "
of Judgment and of Sel
ment."
Downtown Synagogi
Services will for the
year be conducted by ‘,
Herman Rosenwasser a.
Veterans Memorial Bldg.,
Jefferson. A series of four
day sermons will be delivered
Rabbi Rosenwasser on the ge
eral theme, "Our High Holidr
hi Three D." Admission to "
services is free.

.

Hundreds of U.S. Synagogues
To Make Holiday Bond Appeal

ri n g '7 a 1 '7 .41 tr- m?

MADE EASY

Hebrew As It Is Spoken in Israel Toda

Rebuild Institutions
Destroyed by Nazis

President's New Year Message

nod-loving people so fervently desire."

Northwest Israel Synagogue
"A Covenant with God" will
be the sermon topic of Rabbi
Leo Y. Goldman at Saturday
services. Cantor Henry Baum
will officiate at Selichot serv-
ices, scheduled for 12 mid-
night, Saturday.
Holy Day services will be
held at 6:15 p.m. and 8 a.m.
Rabbi Goldman will speak
Thursday on "The Signifi-
cance of Rosh Hashanah"
and on Friday on "A Day of
Remembrance." Cantor Baum
will chant the services.
Cong. Mishkan Israel

on "Forgetfulness—the T;
of a Generation."

Selichot services will be held
at 12 midnight, Saturday when
Rabbi Hayim Donin, the new
Cong. Gemiluth Chassodii
spiritual leader, will deliver his
High Holy Day services will .
first major sermon on "Selichot
Cantor A. Lewkowicz will lead held at 6:25 p.m. and 7:45 a.
—a Study in Man." Cantor Hy- the Selichot services at 12 mid- at the Davison Jewish Cen
man J. Adler and the synagogue night, Saturday. High Holy Day Rabbi Leo Neuhaus will offici.
choir will also officiate.
services will be conducted by and Dr. Max Kapustin, dire(
Oak Park Synagogue
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, who will of Wayne University H.
Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin, re- preach Thursday on "A World Foundation, will deliver the s
cently appointed spiritual leader Yet to Be Reborn" and Friday mons.
of this Conservative congrega-
tion, will officiate at services, to
be held at the Tyler School.
Evening services are slated for
6:30 p.m., with morning services
convened at 9 a.m. •
Rabbi Eskin will speak Thurs-
day on "The Devine Ingredients
of a Good World" and Friday
on "Our Indestructible Spiritual
Hundreds of synagogues half a chance will be a blessing it
Towers." Tickets are available throughout the 'country have to the Israelis, to the Arabs, ti
by calling LI. 6-1492.
been mobilized to obtain sub- the Middle East and to toj
Cong. Bnai Moshe
scriptions to the State of Israel world." Reporting on his in-
Sabbath services at 7 p.m., to- Bond Issue during the High pressions of Israel, the rab,
day; at 9 a.m., Saturday. Sell- Holy Days. Detroit is one of the urged his fellow-J ews to gi'
chot services will be held at 12 major communities whose con- the maximum support to t'
midnight, Saturday when Cantor gregations are cooperating in special High Holy Day Bo .
David Katzman and choir di- this effort.
effort.
a
rected by Nathan Turbow will
Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin, of
Major national religious c
chant the service.
the Wilshire Boulevard Temple ganizations have stressed the `I
Rosh Hashanah services will in Los Angeles, who recently re- importance of this appeal to 1
be held at 6:40 p.m. and 7:30 turned from a visit to Israel, speed investment capital to Ir
a.m. Rabbi Moses Lehrnian will this week described that country rael, and have called on the'
preach Thursday, on "To Be or as "a going concern, a growing members to support the He
to Grow," and on Friday, ou concern, a n d one that with Day drive.
"Man Against the World." Can-
tor Katzman and the choir will
officiate.
Supplementary services in the
social hall will be led by Rabbi
Isidor Hoffman, of New York,
assisted by Cantor A. A. Rosen-
feld and Rev. Isadore Strauss.
Rabbi Hoffman will speak on
"How Can One Become a New
Creature?" and "Despite It All."
Benjamin Reznik and Benjamin
Weiss are in charge of the serv-
ices.
A special program is planned
for junior groups, which will
hold individual services: the
6-12 year-olds under Walter
Farber, educational director, and
those 13 to 17 under Carl Ein-
horn.
By SHUSHANNAH SPECTOR and Rabbi JOSEPH ZEITLIN
Cong. Beth Abraham
Editor's Note: This special American Jewish Press feature
At Saturday services, the Bar
Mitzvah of Victor Fish will be the second in a series of easy lessons for self-study of Hebre
observed. Holiday services have Miss Spector, the author, with whom we have made a specs

FRANKFURT, (JTA) — Jews
in Germany marked the restor-
ation of a number of Jewish in-
stitutions a n d buildings des-
troyed by the Nazis or in air
raids during the war.
In East Berlin, a synagogue
destroyed by the Nazis in 1938
and rebuilt within the last four
months was dedicated. On the
site of the former Wiesbaden
Synagogue razed by the Nazis in
the November 1938 pogroms, the
city administration has erected
a memorial which was dedicated
by the mayor and a representa-
tive of the Hesse provincial gov-
WASHINGTON, (JTA)—President Dwight D. Eisen- ernment.
In the ancient town of Roth-
hower sent the following greetings for the New Year to the
Jews of America through the Jewish Telegraphic Agency: enburg, near Nuremburg, where
"I am happy to extend my warmest greetings to all no Jews now live, the city has
Americans of Jewish faith on the occasion of the Jewish restored an ancient structure
known as the "Jews' Dance
New Year
House." The building, which has
"Among the greaiiest lessons your history can teach, been declared a national monu-
as the world struggles to find its way toward peace, are ment, was built in 1209 as one
the patience and goodwill that have so frequently seen of many meeting places of the
expression in the thousands of years of Jewish life.
"guilds" in the town. It was
"May this New Year bring to peoples of good faith partially destroyed in an air raid
everywhere the reassurance that more tranquil days are in :1945.

indeed near, and that the citizens of all nations will learn
to live together with the understanding and harmony that

been scheduled at 6:30 p.m. in
both the main auditorium and
social hall, while morning serv-
ices will be at 8 a.m., in the au-
ditorium and 8:30 a.m., in the
social hall. Rabbis Joseph Thu-
inim and Israel I. Halpern will
preach the sermons, and Cantor
Eugene Greenfield will officiate.

24 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS



Friday, September 4, 1953

arrangement for the republication of her book, points out pro): 1 )
erly that this is a "short cut to Hebrew." This lesson is a key
the Hebrew pronunciation of vowels. The Sefardic pronunciatio.'
is used in these lessons. The complete book, "Hebrew Made Easy
is available from Miss Shushannah Spector, 904 S, Miami Ave.
Miami, Fla., at $1.50 a copy.

Thanks, good-bye, Sir and
Madam
Call 'again

To-dab, shalom 'a-don u-ge-
ve-ret
Bo-'u 'od pa'-ant

Thanks (much)

To-dale rab-bah

I'll be seeing you

Le hit-ra'ot

EGGS

Belim

Medium boiled egg

Be-ph rak-katt

Hard boiled egg

Be-ph ka-shah

BREAD

Le-hem

Rye bread

Le-hem ship-poll

Black bread

Le-hem sha-hor

Bagel

Ka-'ach

Sour cream

Sham-me-net ha-mulatt

Cheese cake

'1Ug gat ge-vi-nah

Cookies

Doughnuts

Suf-ga-ni-yoi;

Pie

Ki-san

Wafer

A-fi-fit

11-.911 riikt ,nitni: arr.,
Iter:
.nvp

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