National, Israeli Leaders to Join in Sept. 22
5 Dedication of Hayim Greenberg Institute

Name Rabbi, Cantor
for Cong. Bnai David

Alternate Services

Rabbi Abraham Avrech, as-
sociate director of the Yeshiva
University community service
division, has been engaged by
Cong. Bnai David to alternate
with Rabbi Hayim Donin in
conducting the two main serv-
ices being held these High Holy
Days at its main synagogue
building on Elmhurst and 14th,
and at its newly-built sanctuary
at 24350 Southfield, between 9
and 10 Mile Rds.
Joining with Rabbi Avrech
will be Cantor David Tanzman,
of Detroit who will alternate

Shown here is the completed Labor Zionist Institute and the man after whom it is
named, the late Hayim Greenberg.

her on the piano.
Other prominent personalities
who will participate in the ded-
ication are Rabbi Morris Adler,
vice-president of the Jewish
Community Council; Pinchas
Cruso, chairman of the execu-
tive of the Labor Zionist Or-
ganization of America; Louis
Segal, national secretary of the
Farband and member of the
World Zionist Executive Board;
Morris L. Schaver, president of
the Labor Zionist Institute;
Harry L. Schumer, Institute
vice-president; Morris Lieber-
Rabbis, Council Issue
man, chairman of the board of
trustees of the Institute, and
Holiday Warning on
Irving Pokempner, Institute
`Mushroom Synagogues' secretary.'
At the banquet, the first an-
Spurred by several recent
attempts to open "mushroom nual Hayim Greenberg Memo-
synagogues," leaders of the rial Award will be instituted.
Israel.
The award will help perpetu-
Maurice Samuel, scholar, au- Vaad Harabonim and the Jew-
ate the understanding and in-
thor and lecturer , will be the ish Community Council jointly terpretation of the Jewish cul-
called upon the Detroit com-
principal speaker.
tural heritage in accordance
The Israel government will munity to attend High Holiday
with the ideals of the late
services
at
established
syna-
be represented by Nathan Bar-
Hayim Greenberg.
Yaacov, of the Israel Embassy, gogues where worship is con-
Banquet reservations 'should
who is closely associated with ducted throughout the year.
Rabbi Leizer Levin, chairman be made as quickly as possible
of the presidium of the Vaad at the office of the Labor Zion-
Harabonim and Samuel J. ist Institute, 19161 Schaefer, DI
Rho es, p resident, stated that 1-0669.
the policy of both organizations
against the establishment of
"mushroom synagogues" was
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., formulated in order to help
A farewell party for Rabbi
(JTA) — The Jordanian attack maintain the dignity and the
on Israel at the Security Coun- prestige of Jewish communal and Mrs. Isaac Stollman, na-
tional president of Mizrachi-
cil fizzled out as the 11-mem- living. -
The statement pointed out Hapoel Hamizrachi and his wife,
ber council decided to suspend
consideration of Jordan's com- that "mushroom synagogues" who have departed for six-
plaint against Israel and Is- are usually organized for the weeks' stay in Israel, was given
rael's cross-complaint pending period of the High Holy Days by their friends and numerous
the receipt of reports from Cot "in order to take advantage of members of Mizrachi-Hapoel
Byron V. Leary, Acting Chief the mood engendered during Hamizrachi at Cong. Beth Abra-
ham, Saturday evening. Repre-
of Staff of the United Nations this season of the year.
"These enterprises, springing sentatives of local synagogues
Truce Supervision Organiza-
up like mushrooms in - the night, and the rabbinate participated
tion.
Jordan's complaint concerned do considerable damage to es- in the event.
Speakers at the . affair in-
Israel's afforestation work in tablished synagogues by draw-
no-man's land south of Jerusa- ing people who might otherwise cluded Rabbi S. P. Wohlgelern-
lem as part of the project to attend the year-round congre- ter, Rabbi Joshua Sperka, and
plant a belt of trees around gations, to their doors either by Irving W. Schlussel, Phillip
the Israeli capita 1. Jordan low prices or by other induce- Stollman and Zvi Tomkiewicz,
charged that the planting of ments," the statement declared. president and executive director
such a forest would give Israel
of Mizrachi, respectively.
Rabbi Stollman presented
a "military advantage" in the Adas Shalom Schedules
scrolls honoring Mizrachi-Hap-
area.
The Israeli complaint deals Main, Auxiliary Services oel Hamizrachi charter mem-
with Jordan's refusal since the
In order to accommodate its bers to Daniel Temchin, Abra-
signature of the armistice pact membership for the High Holy ham Nusbaum, Sol B. Edelman,
in 1949 to participate in a bi- Days, Adas Shalom Synagogue Aaron Tilchin, David J. Cohen,
governmental committee to pre- again will use both its main Isidor Sosnick, Aaron Stollman,
pare certain civilian projects in sanctuary and social hall for Max Stollman and Phillip Stoll-
the Jerusalem area and to services of worship.
man.
It was announced at the event
grant Israelis access to the Mt.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal and
Scopus area and the Wailing Cantor Nicholas Fenakel will that during the coming three
Wall.
officate at the main services, months the Mizrachi - Hapoel
During Friday's debate in the while officiating in the social Hamizrachi will sponsor ad-
Council, the Soviet delegate, hall will be Rabbi Simon No- dresses here by Prof. Marvin
Arkady A. Sobolev, and the veck, formerly of Park Avenue Fox, of the University of Ohio,
Iraqi representative supported Synagogue, New York, and Rabbi David Hollender, who re-
Jordan fully. Most of the dele- Cantor David Greengarten, who cently toured Russia and Po-
gates, however, warned Jordan has conducted the services in land, and Rabbi Emanuel Rack-
man, of Yeshiva University.
and Israel not to aggravate the past yearS.
situation and not to take any
action pending Col. Leary's re-
port.

Members of the Detroit com-
munity, together with promi-
nent Israeli and American-
Jewish leaders, will gather in
the Morris L. Schaver audito-
rium of the Labor Zionist In-
stitute on Sept. 22 to officially
name and dedicate the structure
in memory of Hayim Green ,-
berg.
. The occasion will be a ban-
quet, to be served at 6:30 p.m.,
at which the honor guest will
be Mrs. Leah Greenberg, widow
of one of the movement's great-
est leaders and theoreticians
The late Mr. Greenberg,
through speeches, writings and
personal contact with people,
exercised a decided moral and
educational influence on Amer-
ican Jewry, world Jewry and in

Histadrut, Israel's labor fed-
eration, which he represented
at various international labor
conferences. He holds a law de-
gree from the University of
Glasgow.
Emma Schaver, Detroit so-
prano, will make her first ap-
pearance here since returning
from a visit in Israel, where
she gave a series of concerts.
Her repertoire will include the
newest Israeli folk songs. Re-
becca Frohman will accompany

Jordan Plaint
Against Israel
Fizzles at UN

Farewell Party Honors
Rabbi, Mrs. Stollman

German Publisher Boasts
`Still Fighting' for Hitler

KARLSRUHE (JTA)—A Ger-
man publisher charged with
publishing and spreading liter-
ature glorifying Adolf Hitler
and abusing Jews, boldly told
the West German Supreme
Court that he "is still fighting"
for the Nazi regime. The pub-
lisher, Peter Lenz, is being
tried for having imported 1,000
copies of a book glorifying Hit-
ler and for having published
10,000 ,copies ,of .two

..

books.

BNAI DAVID RELIGIOUS SCHOOL

with Cantor. Hyman J. Adler at
the Rosh Hashanah and Yom

Kippur services.
Assisting in the conduct of the
morning Shacharis services for
the Holy Days will be Lawrence
Vieder and. Abraham Schacter.
Haskell Adler will serve as the
Baal-Koreh.
Reservation can still be se-
cured for services at either
building by calling the syna-
gogue office, TO. 8-8776, or in
person at the office, 2220 Tux-
edo. A committee will also be
taking reservations at the new
building on Sundays and early
each evening.

"A wise son maketh a glad
father."—Prov. 10:.1

Congregation Shomrey Emunah

High Holiday services will be held (God willing) at
the Labor Zionist Institute in the beautiful

Air Conditioned, Schaver Auditorium

19161 Schaefer Highway

Tickets will be sold at the above location:

Sun.-Thurs. 7-9 p.m.; Sun. Morning 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Isadore Levin, Vice-Pres.

Nathan A. Borinstein, Pres.

For More Information Call: DI 1-9061 or UN 4-3392

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CONGREGATION BETH ITZCHO.CK

3836 Fischer Avenue

Announces

HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES

Saturday Eve., Sept. 21, 12 p.m.
SELICHOT SERVICES
Wednesday, Sept. 25, 6 p.m.
ROSH HASHANAH EVE.
ROSH HASHANAH, Thursday and Friday, Sept. 26 and 27, 8 a.m.
Friday Eve., Oct. 4, 6 p.m.
KOL NIDRE
Saturday, Oct. 5, 8 a.m.
YOM KIPPUR SERVICES

YISKOR SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON YOM KIPPUR

Rabbi Joseph Hirsch Will Again Conduct Our Services
Assisted by Rev. Harry Jacobson

Seats Now Available — Call WA. 1-1180 or WO. 3-2418

CONGREGATION B'NAI DAVID

ANNOUNCES THE AVAILABILITY
OF RESERVATIONS FOR ITS

HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES

AT THE SYNAGOGUE
ELMHURST AVE. & 14th ST.

AND ITS NEW BUILDING
SOUTHFIELD and 9 1 /2 MILE ROAD

RABBI HAYIM

CANTOR HYMAN J.

WILL OFFICIATE

WILL CHANT SERVICES

DONIN ADLER

Alternating With:

RABBI ABRAHAM

CANTOR DAVID

AVRECH TANZMAN

Associate Di -rector Comm.
Serv. Div. Yeshiva University

CALL TO e-8776

2220 TUXEDO

MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 9-5. EVENING 7-9;
SUNDAY 10-3 P.M.
AND AT 24350 SOUTHFIELD, SUNDAYS and EARY EVENINGS

LAST OPPORTUNITY
FOR ENROLLMENT

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OFFERING A FULL PROGRAM OF HEBREW AND RELIGIOUS
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