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Purim Is Theme of Service
At Cong. Beth Shalom

"The Abiding Meaning of
Purim" will be the subject of
Rabbi Mordecai Halpern's ser-
mon at sabbath eve services of
Cong. Beth Shalom at 8:30 p.m.,
today, in the Oak Park High
School, Coolidge and Oak Park
Blvd. An oneg shabbat will fol-
low. Services Saturday 'are held
at 9 a.m., in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Krauss, 13051
Oak Park Blvd.

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Lists Activities

Rokeach Rea- dies Its
Redi-Jelled Fish Broth

A new gefilte fish in redi-
jelled broth, for instant serv-
ing, introduced by I. Rokeach -
& Sons, is now making its de-
but in food stores across the
country.
The jarred gefilte fish is
packed in a firm, jellied fish
stock, the consistency of which
remains unchanged even at
room temperature.
This new Rokeach product,
made from the finest quality
fresh water fish, chiefly white-
fish and pike, comes packed in
one and two-pound jars, with
four - large fish portions or pat-
ties to a pound jar.
Following is a new way to
serve gefilte fish: _

The Academy Award winning
film, "The Life of Emil Zola"
will open this coming Wednes-
day at the Krim Theater, Wood-
Rabbi Gerald Krakower, who ward at 6 Mile Rd.
recently received semicha from
The film, also known as "The
selves as well as their commu- Yeshiva University in New Dreyfus Case," sums up one of
nities — by not voting.
York and who is presently at- .the most earth-shaking scandals
Appropos of the duties of tending Wayne University on a of the 19th Century, and the
godd citizenship in the suburbs, chemistry fellowship, will speak
many historic
was a statement by Mrs. Fran- at the monthly oneg shabbat of
personali ti e s
Young
Israel
Center
of
Oak-
ces Levenson, executive direc-
who played
Woods
at
8:30
p.m.,
today,
in
tor of the National Committee
roles in the
Against Discrimination, w h 0 the synagogue.
real life drama
"Moses and Monotheism," the
spoke at the Delegate Assembly
of the Dreyfus
of the Jewish Community Coun 7 noted work of Sigmund Freud,
i matter.
will be developed by Rabbi
cil this week.
Paul Muni
Mrs. Levenson claimed that Krakower in his address. Tra-
1-2-3 FISH SALAD
stars as Zola,
easy to make as opening a jar)
in the rapid rise of religious re- ditional Purim melodies will be
the famous (As
1 (1-pound) jar R. OK E A C
birth in the suburbs, we should featured at a musical program
GEFILLTE FISH IN REDI-,
French writer
JELLED BROTH
watch to make certain we do led by Morris Novetsky.
whose "J'Ac-
Tomatoes
not ignore our civic responsibil- – The congregation will wel-
Salad Greens
cuse," (I Ac-
Arrange fish on lettuce, spooning
ities. She urged participation in come at, this time 75 member
cuse, is credit- redi-jelled
broth over %sh. Garn-
communal and religious activi families. Rabbi Yaakov I. Hom,
ed with pre- ish with carrots from the jar, to-
Muni
mato
wedges,
and other' crisp salad -
nick will deliver the benedic- venting a tremendous miscarri- greens, if desired.
ties.
Serve with
Sure, it's easy to slough off tion. A social hour will follow. age of justice to Capt. Alfred horseradish. Makes 4 large servings.
the work on George. He doesn't
Regular services will be held .Dreyfus, accused of treason
mind the responsibility. But one at 6 p.m., today, and at 9 a.m., against the government of
12—Detroit Jewish News
day we'll decide that maybe Saturday, when Rabbi Homnick France.
Friday, February 24, 1956
George didn't represent our will speak on "Memory—a Key
The role of George Clemen-
opinions and feelings quite as to Survival. "The Bar Mitzvahs ceau, the famed "Tiger of
well as we thought. But, then, of Fred Radner and Arthur France," is played by Grant
it might be too late to db.... any- Glasser will be observed.
Mitchell, and Joseph Schild-
thing about it.
The congregation will have kraut, who won an Academy
as its special guest this week- Award for the best supporting
end, E. F. Hammer, a former actor in the film, enacts Capt.
California Jewish educator, now Dreyfus. Two of France's best
of New York. He is the father known artists of the day, Paul
OF MY CUSTOMERS WHO GOT
Cezanne and Anatole France,
of Mrs. Yaakov I. Homnick.
THE WORLD'S BEST DEALS
are
portrayed.
Teen-Agers Express
. . . I AM NOW WITH LEO
Hammer will lecture at 5:15
With the exception of Nana,
ADLER ANDr DEALING CLOSER
p.m., Saturday, in the Center,
Need for Facilities
Zola's
heroine
of
a
novel
of
the
THAN EVER. LET ME PROVE IT!
on "The Breast Plate of Judge-
Editor, The Jewish News:
same name, the cast depicts all
In an attempt to remedy the ment," a discussion of biblical men and women who played
problem of _inadequate social requirements for priestly vest- important parts in the army
and recreational programs avail- ments in the synagogue service. conspiracy which brought dis-
able to Jewish teen-agers,
grace and degredation to Drey-
groups of BBYO (Bnai Brith Emanu-El Schedules -
fus and ca-use d his .exile for
Youth Organization) and other
several years to Devil's Island.
Purim
Sabbath
Service
youth- organizations have tried
to provide affairs for their
A special service, dedicated to
The royalties from Sammy
membership and the com- the Feast of Purim and -to the Mysels' "Two Purple Shadows"
munity. -
reading of the Scroll of Esther, song click are going into the
Recently, a• group_ of BBYO will be conducted by Cong. construction of a Pittsburgh
chapters tried to rent the' Jewish Emanu-El at 8:15 p.m., today,' housing project for colored folks
Community Center for an af- at Burton School, in Euntington called "Ellihgton Homes," in
fair, which drew over 300 par- Woods.
honor of Duke Ellington.
ticipants last year and was ex-
Rabbi Frank Rosenthal will
pected to attract over 500 -this deliver the Purim message, and
year. However, the Center was the. Junior Choir will partici-
already taken. THERE_ IS NO' pate in the service with holiday
OTHER PLACE AVAILABLE songs. A reception will follow.
IN. THE COMMUUNITY.
Announces the Opening
The congregation's adult edu-
We understand the adults cation- program has begun its
of a
have been talking about it (pro- third semester, which is devoted
viding facilities) for a long to four lectures on "The Con-
time. We think we may have a
cept and Contents of the Jewish
partial answer to the problem Prayer Book." •
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' at
of juvenile delinquency which
Dr. Rosenthal delivers the
you, the adults, seem to be con-
JUST S. of 7 MILE RD.
lectures at 9 p.m., each Tuesday,
18963 WYOMING
c e r n e d over. We think it's
in
Burton
School
.This
Tues-
about time you did something
Your Patronage Solicited
MORTON PLOTNICK, day's program will be the sec-
ond
'of
five
that
are
scheduled.
3323 Fullerton.
(Editor's note: The problem
of a lack of facilities is as
old as the Jewish community
itself — not alone for teen-
agers, but for adults. The
Jewish Community Center
plans to erect a large center
on Wyoming and Curtis and
another in Oak Park. Both
should go a long way toward
helping programs of the kind
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Don't Rely on Poor George;
Some Day He Won't Do It

gy the Oak-Woodser
Poor George is the most over-
worked person in the world.
He's the chap of "Let George
do it" fame that assumes all
the thankless chores that no-
body else seems to want to do.
But he dOes them, and usually
he does them well. And; though
it may be a surprise to many
people, George gets a kick out
of doing them.
The George we have particu-
larly in • mind at this time is
George the suburbanite, the
fellow who feels that to make
his' community grow and pros-
per he " should take an active
part in what is happening.
There were many too few
Georges in several of Detroit's
suburbs this week, as voters at
the polls passed or decided upon
a bevy of candidates and issues.
In blossoming Southfield
Township, which builders and
real estate people say will take
over where Oak. Park is level-
ing off in the building boom,
George represented a mere 10
per cent of the voters who de-
cided whether to accept, a drain
project for nearly $1,000,000.
We can remember a sweet,
old lady we had as a civics
teacher in high school. Some-
times, high school kids can be
rather blase, and we freely dis-
missed her patriotic speecheS
calling for participation at the
polls as just so much flag wav-
ing.
Regardless of how we felt at
the tme, some of what she said
rubbed off, so we thought, on a
good many of her students. Yet,
today, when civics is a compul-
sory course for graduation in
most high schools, and good gov-
ernment is taught in our col-
" leges, some of our supposedly
well educated people ignore one
of their first duties — to them-

Paul Muni Stars
In 'Life of Zola'
At . Krim Theater

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