Appoint Special Committee
for Home for Aged Ceremon

Pictured is the David M. and Frieda G. LeVine Memorial
Wing for chronically ill aged, a new facility of the Home for
Aged being dedicated this Sunday.
* * *
Members of a reception com- Mrs. LeVine, will represent the
mittee especially appointed for family and Foundation.
the occasion will take guests on
Speaking for the Jewish Wel-
tour of the David M. and Frieda
G. LeVine Memorial Wing for fare Federation will be Judge
the chronically ill aged when Theodore Levin, president, and
Isidore. Sobeloff, executive vice-
the new facility is dedicated at
11 am., Sunday, at 11501 Petos- president, while the Metropoli-
key, Gus. D. Newman, president tan Detroit Building Fund will
of the Jewish Home for Aged, be represented by Max M. Fish-
er.
has announced.
Besides Allen, other members
The occasion also will see the
rededication of the former Jew- of the building committee are
Dr. Daniel E. Cohn, Arthur A.
ish Children's Home as another
part of the infirmary unit of the Fleischman, Edward Fleisch-
man, Joseph Holtzman, Joseph
Jewish Home for Aged.
H. Kukes, Dan LeVine, Gus D.
Serving on the reception com-
mittee will be Ben Kramer, Newman and Lewis Wisper.
Also participating in the pro-
chairman, George Goldberg and
Mesdames Bernard Aston, gram Sunday will be Ira I. Son-
George Bass, Jack Fisher, Sam nenblick, executive director of
Grand, Joseph Jacobs, Sam the Home, Dr. Richard C. Hertz,
Newman, Samuel L. Weller and rabbi of Temple Beth El, who
will deliver the invocation, and
Samuel Zeldes.
Sidney J. Allen, chairman of '3.abbi Moses Lehrman, of Cong.
the building committee who will Bnai Moshe, Who will pronounce
present the key of the new the Benediction.
building to the Home, pointed
out the contribution of the late
Max J. Kogan and Frank A.
Wetsman, who were members of
the committee and officers of
the Home.
"Any addition that is made to
shelter and care of the aged in
Detroit is in a real sense a me-
morial to these two men," Allen
said. "Their devotion, wisdom
and leadership served us sig-
nificantly at every stage of our
community's program for the
aged."
The memorial wing was con-
structed by means of a gift from
the Metropolitan Detroit Build-
ing Fund.
At Sunday's program, Saul
LeVine, son of the late Mr. and

3

High Holy Days Bring Sweet Song of Reunion

Rosh Hashanah is especially
sweet this year for two boy-
hood friends who grew up only
two doors away from each
other in Winnipeg, Can.
Except for a fleeting moment
last year, Rabbi M. Robert
Syme and Cantor Morley Mar-
golis had not seen one another
for 17 years. This holiday sea-
son they are conducting serv-
ices together at Temple Israel.
A great deal has happened to
the two men since the days of
their youth, when they both
sang in the choir of the Winni-
peg Talmud Torah.
Rabbi Syme was ordained a
rabbi at the Hebrew Union Col-
lege and served in Butler, Pa.,
before coming to Temple Israel
over 'four years ago. Cantor
Margolis kept singing, and un-
der the stage name of Morley
Meredith, is now a leading bar-
itone of the New York Civic
Opera and a Columbia Concert
Artists recording star.
In a brief reunion last year,
when Margolis was here for a
concert, Rabbi Syme asked him
if he would be interested in
chanting at a supplementary
service at _ Temple Israel some
day.
Since he never accepts con-
cert engagements on the holi-
days, Margolis indicated that he
would, if his schedule permit-
ted. However, he did not expect
to be called upon this soon.
As soon as the new Leon
Fram Hall of the Temple Is-
tael Activities Building was

completed earlier this year, it
was decided to hold overflow
services there for members of
the congregation.
Rabbi Syme contacted Mar-

Lourie Presents Credentials

Cantor
Margolis

Rabbi Syme

golis in Denver, where he was
singing in the road company of
"Carousel." And then and there,
the agreement was made.
During this holiday season,
two long-time friends will be

Long Island Railroad
Provides Extra Cars
for Rush on Holy Days

NEW YORK (JTA) — Extra
cars on mid-afternoon Long Is-
land Rail Road trains, to enable
Jewish commuters to get home
early for services, will be pro-
vided on Yom Kippur Eve as
well as for Rosh Hashanah eve-
ning, officials of the railroad
said this week.

OTTAWA, (JTA) — Ambas-
sador Arthur Lourie, Israel's
new envoy to Canada, presented
his credentials to Supreme Court
Chief Justice Patrick Kerwin
who acted on behalf of Gover-
nor-General Vincent Massey
who is on a tour of Eastern Can-
ada. Lourie is deputy head of
the Israeli delegation to the Un-
ited Nations and is expected to
commute regularly between
Ottawa and New York.

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Orthodox Union Honors
2 Catholic Chaplains

Two Roman Catholic chap-
lains of the United States Army,
Col. James B. Murphy (left)
and Col. John H. Connelly, are
to be given special awards by
the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America, it has
been announced by Reuben E.
Gross, national secretary of the
Union and chairman of its
Armed Farces Commission. The
presentation ceremonies will be
held at the Army post at Gov-
ernor's Island, New Y o r k,
Wednesday morning. Moses I.
Feuerstein, national president of
the Union, and Gross will pre-
sent the awards.
The Union of Orthodox Jew-
ish Congregations is the cen-
tral national body for the 3,000
orthodox Jewish synagogues of
the U.S. and Canada.

officiating together at the
auxiliary service of Temple Is-
rael. One is singing, the other
is preaching; but in the hearts
of both is the sweet song of
reunion.
Cantor and Mrs. Margolis are
also the house guests of Rabbi
and Mrs. Syme during the holi-
days in their home on Birch-
crest Dr.

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