may JEW ISH NEWS

Charles Milan Displays Frenaltiedals
Won for Cadillac Wine's Excellence

Frklay, February IS, 1955

KIDDIES

Charles Milan,
chief winernaker

of Cadillac Club
wines which were
the largest selling
wines in the state
of Michigan for
the year of 1954,
i s proudly d i s-
playing the two
medals that were
awarded to Cadil-
lac Club DeL -uxe
Wines in Paris,
France. The one
to the right is the
"Premium Quali-
ty Medal of Lead-
ership" which
was the highest
award in the con-
test and was
awarded to Cadil-
lac Club DeLuxe
Port. The other is
the "Star of Ex-
Celle nc e," the
second highest
award in the con-
test, awarded to
Cadillac Club De-
luxe Muscatel.

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Uncle David
Dear Boys and Girls:
Even the girls become fas-
cinated with one important
ceremony: The Bar Mitzvah. If,
it is not a brother or a cousin,
A may be just a neighbor who
is becoming Bar Mitzvah. Yet,
an of us are enthused with the
ceremony, with the knowledge
that another bay has entered
manhood and has become an
active person in Q u r Jewish
ranks.
Perhaps the best explanation
of a bors approaching t he
threshold of manhood is con-
tained in Proverbs. Here is the
important reference to Bar Mitz-
vah in Proverb 6:
On the Threshold of Manhood

Jews in. Military Service to be Honored
At West Point Tercentenary Program

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Jewish participation in the
military service of the United
States will be highlighted at
special ceremonies at the United
States Military • Academy at
West Point, N.Y., at 1 t a.m.,
March 6, when the national Ter- '
centenary Committee on military
participation pays tribute to
West Point's first graduating
class. A plaque will be presented
to the Academy.
The principal address will be
delivered by Gen. 'Matthew II_
Ridgeway, Army Chief of Staff.
Other speakers will include
Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan, Jr.,.
superintendent of the Academy;
Albert M. Greenfield, of Phila-
delphia, representing the na-
tional Tercentenary committee;
Lt. Col. Harry D. Henshel, chair-
man of the Tercentenary com-
mittee on military participation;
Maj. Samuel Edelman, of Phil-
adelphia, and Lt. Col. Milton A.
Laitman.
The first class to be graduated
ream the Military Academy in

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1802 included Joseph Gardner
Swift and Simon M. Levy. Swift,
who became a Brevet Brigadier
General in 1814, was appointed
to West Point on May 12, 1800.
He resigned his commission in
1818.
Levy came to the Academy on
March 2, 1801, at the age of 25.
Originally from Baltimore, he
had been appointed to West
Point as a reward for good con-
duct as a sergeant in the U.S:
Army, after distinguishing hini
self in the Battle of Fallen Tim,
hers.
That famous battle, won by
Gen. Anthony Wayne at the
rapids of- the Maumee River in
northwest Ohio, hastened the
close :or . the Indian War and
gave proof of the stability of the
United States Government.
- At the Academy Levy excelled
as a mathematician. Upon grad-
uation Oct. 12, 1802., Lts. Levy
. artEilcapategi in a
and Swift p
meeting in the "long room" of
the Academy for the purpose
of forming a Military Philosoph-
ical Society to promote military.
science and history.
Levy remained at the Academy
as an instructor, but because M
ill health was compelled to resign
on Sept. 30, 1805, two years 1;;4e-
fore his death in Georgia.

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Hebrew Schools Auxiliary
Schedules Open Meeting

Elect . GEORGE

D.

0 BRIER

CIRCUIT JUDGE

• Former Congressman
• Lawyer 30 Years
• War Veteran

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
an open meeting .Wednesday
afternoon, at the Esther Ber-
man Branch, Schaefer and Seven
Mile Rd. .
Mrs. Irving Palman and Mrs.
Reuben Isaacs, program and
ways and means chairmen, re-
spectively, state that Mrs. David
Cohern will present humorous
Jewish sketches. Mrs. Alex Ro-
berg will sing, accompanied by
Julius Schwartz on the !piano.
A home-made bake sale, un-
der the auspices of board mem-
bers, will take place, with pro-
ceedts going toward the library
fund. 1VIrs. Herman Wetsman,
president, invites friends to at-
tend the meeting.

"A PARENT, DEDICATED TO GOOD SCHOOLS"

CLARK L

BURGET, Jr.

Very often, we hear about a Bar
Mitivah who delivers .a speeciti-:
on the occasion of his being
called to the reading of the
Torah in his synagogue and to
recite the Maftir on his Bar
Mitzvah. Often there are some
fine prayers recited on this oc-
casion. I'd like to share with
you one of the most touching
and most impressive prayers on
the occasion of a Bar Mitzvah.
It is credited to Benjamin Arton'
in the year 1868 and reads as
follows: '
My God of My Fathers

On this solemn, and sacred
day, which . marketh my passage
from boyhood to •manhOod, I
humbly venture to raise my eyes
unto Thee, and to deciare with
sincerity and truth tnat hence-
forth I will observe all Thy com-
mandments, and undertake to
bear the responsibility of all my
actions towards Thee. In my
earliest infancy I was brought
within T h y sacred covenant
with Israel, and today again I
enter as an active responsible
member of the pale of Thine
elect congregation, in the midst
of which I will never cease to
glorify Thy holy name in the
face of all the nations.
Be Thou, 0 Heavenly Father,
hearken unto this my humble
prayer, and vouchsafe unto me
Thy gracious blessings, so that
my earthly life may be sus-
tained and made happy by
Vane ineffable mercies. Teach
me the way of Thy statutes, that
I may obey them, and faithfully
carry out Thy ordinances. Dis-
pose r,:y heart to love Thee and:
to fear Thy holy Name, and
grant me Thy support and the
strength necessary to avoid the .
worldly dangers which en-
compass the path lying before
me. Save me from temptation,
so that I may with fortitude ob- •
serve Thy Holy Law and those.
precepts on which human hap-
piness and eternal life depend.
Thus I will every day of my life
trustfully and gladly proclaim:

"HEAR, 0 ISRAEL, THE LORD
IS OUR GOD, THE LORD IS
ONE!"
My very best wishes to all of
you for a very pleasant Sabbath.

450 Left Argentine
For Israel in 1954

for

MEMBER, DETROIT BOARD
OF EDUCATION

My son, keep the a)ommandment
of thy father.
And forsake not the teaching of
thy mother*
Bind them- continually -upon thy
eart;
Tie them about thy neck.
When thou walkest, it shall lead
thee;
When thou Hest down, it &hall •
watch over thee;
And- when thou awakest, it than
talk with thee.

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(TO FILL VACANCY

PREFERRED BY DETROIT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
and DETROIT CITIZENS' LEAGUE
VOTE MONDAY,, FEL 21st

BUENOS AIRES,. .(JTA)
Some 450 Jews emigrated from
Argentina to Israel in 1954, Mor-
decai Koifman, director of the
Zionist Central Council here,
announced. Mr. Koifman added ;
that lie expects eMigratiOn. ler
trii$'ite exceed iiitt figure.

United Nations Armistice Chief
Sees No Arab-Israel Peace Soon

HAIFA, .(JTA)—Peace be- troops or police in border re-
tween Israel and the Arab states 'gions and that these troops are
cannot be achieved by "magic" under orders not to fire without
nor within a Short period, but
only be creating .a "psychologi- direct instructions from their
cal atmosphere" and changing officers.
the attitudes of the leaders of
He told his audience that the
bath sides, Maj. Gen. E. L. M. question of his signature to the
Burns., United Nations -Chief of
Staff of the truce organization, proposed Israel-Jordan local
commanders agreement would
told the Haifa Rotary Club.
be resolved. He also re-
Stressing that a policy of re- .shortly
venge and retaliation should be ported that an agreement had
avoided, Gen. Burns -recom- been reached between Israel and
that members of each
mended the establishment of a Jordan
system of cooperation in pollee others' armed forces who are
.action by Israel and Arab au- captured shall be treated as
thorities to avoid infiltration. prisoners of war, and that ne-
When a crime is committed in gotiations are under way to have
a border area, he suggested, of- each side release within 15 days
any such personnel who were
ficers on -both sides should be not
engaged in hostile actions
informed and - road blaCks
should. be erected to apprehend when -apprehended.
the criminals.
The UN truce chief empha-
Post Valentine Dance
sized that Jordan has declared
When: Sunday, Feb. 20, 1955
t, policy of punishing infiltra-
tors, and that the Egypitan au-
Where: D. W. Simons Br. Jewish
Center at 4000 Tuxedo at Hel-
thorities have sentenced Arab
ena
infiltrators whom they . have
Who: The Thirty -Plus Clab
caught, to from one to live years
in prison. He noted that both
rrme: 8:3-0 pm. unfit lit.
Israel and the Arab states have
Orchestra: Carl Sims and his Re-
agreed to use only disciplined

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cording Orchestra.

VOTE FOR JAMES N.

McNALLY

"kW

CIRCUIT JUDGE

Monday, Feb. 21

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