THE DETROIT JEWI SH NEWS -- Friday, August 29, 1958- 1 0 Temple Israel Opens New Season Today with First Social Hour The first Friday night social hour of the new Temple Israel season will be held following sabbath eve services at 8:30 p.m., today. Dr. Leon Fram will deliver his annual Labor Day sermon. Hosts at the social hour will be Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hack, whose son Paul will observe his Bar Mitvah that evening. Special office hours for the enrollment of new members were announced this week by Aaron Kishner, executive di- rector of the temple. They are 10 a.m. to 12 noon, Sunday, and 7 to 9 p.m., Monday to Thurs- day. In addition, new members may join during regular office hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Nathan L. King and Charles L. Goldstein are co-chairmen of the membership campaign. High Holy Day services will be held in the Temple Israel sanctuary and the Leon Fram Hall, with all services open only to members. Both religious school and Hebrew school enrollment are open to children of members. All families interested in wor- shipping at the temple and en- tering their children in the school system may call UN 3-7769 for information. Kishner pointed out that a Single membership fee entitles a member to seating for the entire family and religious school enrollment for all the children of the family. The school year begins on Sept. 21. DAYfNU 19 New Jewish Chaplains Begin Service Training BY HENRY LEONARD Nineteen Jewish chaplains, Lieberman, of Baltimore, chair- one of the largest single gro'ups man of the National Jewish of new chaplains to be inducted Welfare Board's Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy, announced. into military service at one All of the 19 new Jewish time since World War II, have chaplains will be ready to of- 'entered the service for orienta- ficiate at GI services for Rosh tion and training, Rabbi Morris Hashanah and Yom Kippur, Downtown Synagogue of Detroit Will Conduct HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES At the Veteran's Memorial Building 151 W. Jefferson Ave. CANTOR MORRIS COOPER Will Conduct Services Cantor Cooper "Give according to your means"— such is th e word of our Torah. The High Holy Day Services are sustained b y voluntary donations. CONGREGATION MISHKAN ISRAEL "It is therefore decided, for next year's High Holiday Services, all seats will be FREE?' I .................................... Is Pleased to Announce That CANTOR RUBIN BOYARSKY copr. 1951, Leonard Prltikin Noted Cantor, who hos recently returned Dr. Pilkington Blends Scientific Viewpoint with the Genesis Epic from a successful tour of Israel. WILL CHANT THE LITURGY A research scientist, Dr. when he wrote of the heavens During the HIGH HOLY DAYS Cantor Boyorsky Roger Pilkington, emerges as and the Earth. Just how the an able interpreter of the universe was created we do Mr. Abraham Shainak, president of the congregation story of Creation, as related not really know. Nor did the advises that reservations are now being taken for the in the Book of Genesis, in a man who wrote the Genesis charming book, "In the Be- story, and he was sensible services at the new home of the congregation at ginning, The Story of the enough not to try to say any- 14000 W. 9 MILE RD., in OAK PARK Creation," published by St. thing about it.. But it was Martin's Press (103 Park, N.Y. quite obvious to him that Reservations may be made on the premises. For additional 17). the universe was a most won- information please call Mr. Shainok at UNiversity 3-5492. Written for young people, derful thing and could not Dr. Pinkington's story will find possibly have been made by an echo in the hearts and accident. Although he lived m minds of very old as well as more than 2,000 years ago he had no doubt at all that it very young. was made by God." He links the story of old The conclusion reached by Will conduct High Holy Day Services in the Main with the element of the mod- the scientist is that to the Sanctuary and in the Social Hall at ern world in which we live, writer of Genesis everything Dexter and Lawrence and in the and he finds a way of unity in the universe is "very good" between them. and all in it are "reflections "The Genesis writer," Dr. of God's infinite goodness and Pinkington points out, "says love." 8 1/z -Mile Road and Greenfield that in this far off beginning Dr. Pilkington writes: "We God created. the heavens and live at the end of the begin- For the convenience of residents the Earth. We no longer use ping. g The world will go on in the suburban areas the word 'heavens' for the into the future, and what is objects that we can see in the created upon it in the way Rabbi Moses Lehrman will officiate at the Northland night sky, but we talk instead of good things and bad things services on Rosh Hashona and Rabbi Emanuel of the `universe'—which real- depends no longer upon God Applebaum on Yom Kippur ly means the 'everything,' and alone, but on the way in Cantor Jacob Blecharciwicz, of Buenos Aires, when we talk of the universe we which each one of us does Argentina, will chant the service at Northland. mean the same as he did something to make the crea- tion still more wonderful than Admission cards can be obtained at the Synagogue Charge Bonn Distortion it was before, helping to ful- office, Dexter and Lawrence, daily 9 to 5 and 7 to 9; fill the purpose of the mil- Sunday 9:00 to 7:00. of Restitution Payments lions of years which lie be- Cards for Northland services can also be obtained DUSSELDORF (JTA) — The hind us." from Mrs. Eliot Raskin, 23488 Parklawn, Oak Park, This 64-page book. beautiful- German people have been LI. 6-2838. given a distorted picture of ly illustrated by Piet Klaasse, Bonn indemnification payments answers the doubts of people First Selichoth, midnight, Saturday, Sept. 6, at the in an official report, the All- who experience doubts when main Sanctuary, on Dexter. Cantor Louis Klein and gemeine Wochenzeitung der reading the Biblical "In the choir will chant the services. beginning God created heaven Juden charged. An editorial in the Jewish and earth . . ." There is a Registration for Sunday School will be held at the Pepper organ takes issue with the fact blending of the spiritual with School in Oak Park, Sunday, August 31, and Sunday, that the official government the scientific that must create Bulletin reported recently that new confidence in mankind and Sept. 7, 10:00 to 12:00. Classes will begin on Sept. 14. by the end of the current in the Supreme Being in our turbulent time. fiscal year victims of Nazism will have been paid 7.000,- 000,000 deutschemarks, "one- fifth of this year's total Fed- CALL eral budget." EL 6-8210 The distortion lies in the fact that the seven billion mark t o t a 1, (approximately $1,750,000,000) was paid out over a total of several years, not in this fiscal year as im- plied, the editorial points out. Sunday, Sept. 7th at 10 a.m. xt the Key School, In addition, the sum includes funds paid out by the various Rosemary and Jerome, 0. P. states as well as the Federal government. * Sunday School An additional distortion is * Afternoon Hebrew School created by the government's failure to point out that in- for boys and girls, 5-16 years of age demnification payments to vic- Preparation thru Bar-Mitzvah, Bas-Mitzvah and Consecration tims of the Nazis make up but a fraction of the Hitler war Transportation facilities available costs to the German people, the newspaper underlines. , Set Separate Services for Beth Aaron Youth t Rainbow Terrace Beth Aaron will inaugurate a hew service for teen-agers of the congregation, when, for the first time, • special High Holy Day services will be conducted for young people of the con- gregation and their friends, at Rainbow Terrace, offering spa- cious and air-conditioned facili- ties. The Beth Aaron youth coin- mission announces that Jerry Zelizer, of Columbus, 0., has been en- gaged as rab- bi-cantor to direct the' services. A junior at Capitol Uni- versity in Co- lumbus, Z e 1 i- zer is prepar- ing for en- trance into the ! rabbinical school of the Zelizer Jewish Theological Seminary. He has studied at the Semi- nary's college of Jewish studies, and has served as a camper and counselor at Camp Ramah, Wis. An active member of the United Synagogue Youth move- ment, he has served as presi- dent of his own chapter, the Central Region, and in 1956-57 was chosen national president. Assisting with the conduct of the services will be Irving Wai- ner, Jerry Rose, Billy Sklar, Joseph Fisher and Fred Aaron. Requests for tickets to the services should be made at the synagogue office, UN. 1-0773, since admission is by ticket only. Arrangements for the spe- cial service were made by Sid- ney Noveck, youth commission chairman, and Thomas Tannis, youth director. Husbands and Wives "Marriage resembles a pair of shears, so joined that they cannot be seaparated; often moving in opposite directions, yet always punishing any one who comes between them." — Sydney Smith, 1855. CONGREGATION B'NAI MOSHE NORTHLAND PLAYHOUSE B'NAI DAVID RELIGIOUS SCHOOL Registration and Start of Classes .