Bond Drive Speakers to Appear at Synagogues on Yom Kippur; Early Purchases Are Reported Nationally known speakers will continue to appear in our synagogues on Yom Kippur on behalf of Israel Bonds. The speakers will include Maurice Samuel, Dr. Frank Kingdon, Col. Shaul Ramati and Robert Lurie. Samuel, author of "The Sec- ond Crucifixion" and "World of Sholom Aleichem," will speak on Kol Nidre night, Tuesday, at Mishkan Israel, and during Yizkor service on Yom Kippur at Bnai Moshe Synagogue. Kingdon, author, newspaper columnist, commentator and friend of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt, will speak at Beth • Abraham on Kol Nidre night, Dedicate Sidney J. Allen Building at Jewish Aged Home Ceremonies Tuesday, and at the appeal dur- ing Yizkor services Wednesday. During Neila he will appear at Beth Moses-Evergreen Congre- gation. Col. Shaul Ramati, Midwest Consul of Israel in Chicago, a hero of the Israeli War of Independence and the Sinai Campaign, will speak at Young Israel of Greenfield and Young Israel of Oak-Woods. Appearing at Beth Aaron Synagogue will be Robert Lurie, Israel Bonds Midwest Speci- al Events chairman and former Mis- souri State Israel Bond The Sidney J. Allen Building (above) at the Jewish Home chairman, who will join Rabbi for the Aged, 11501 Petoskey, was dedicated in ceremonies Sept. Benjamin H. 10. Participating in the dedication were Edward I. Fleishman, Gorrelick in president of the home; Max M. Fisher, president of the Jewish • WSU-UM Adult Ed Offers Course in Religious Problems Registration is being accepted for a course entitled "Contem- porary Problems in Religion," dealing with current problems that arise out of the inter-re- lationships between religions and contemporary culture. It is offered this fall by the Division of Adult Education, sponsored by Wayne State Uni- versity and the University of Michigan. Attention will be given to the relation between religion and science, the problems of Biblical authority, determina- tion and free will, the nature of religious language. Lectures, selected readings and discussion will be the basic sources of material for the course. The instructional staff will be Dr. Max Kapustin, director of the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda- tion at Wayne State, Fr. Walter Gouch, director of the Univer- sity's Catholic Newman Foun- dation and Rev. Hubert G. Locke, counselor in the Office Of Religious Affairs at Wayne. The course will be offered from 8:10 to 9:50 p.m. on Mon- days for 12 weeks beginning Sept. 25. Registration can be made by calling or writing the Division of Adult Education, 60 Farnsworth, 10 '00. D. i11 making the Bond appeal. Lurie will also speak at Cong. Shaarey Sho- mayim on Kol `King of Kings' to Open Nidre night and at Cong. Nov. 2 at United Artists Bnai David at "King of Kings," which por- Rabbi Gorrelick Neila. trays a story of Christ 4:sed on Meanwhile, it was reported the Jcing James version of the that Adas Shalom Synagogue ise• • miere has purchased $13,000 in Israel troi t United Bonds from its treasury, under the building fund clause. And ee ight, in charge the Ahavas Achim dinner, road show ati oi which honored past presidents of the congregation on Sept. 5, raised $16,000 in Israel Bonds. actor portra Beth Moses Gets $4,000 Israel Bond from roh I P • rus . d Auditio Th:. on Frohman Chorus begu rehearsals and will ace new me hers nt . Oct. 1, nounc so I • - • an, direct For i f• atio all . m a .1) 1-377 ► . MAIMPr 'ff. IMP' 0) E AG THE HI OLY DAYS BE THE ISH HOUSE OF SHELTER'S KITCHEN AT 1620 TAYLOR. President of the House of Shelter, Manuel Rosenthal, stated that supervision of this immensely important project will be under the direction of Mr. Morris Dorn, Chairman of the House Committee, and Mrs. Morris Dorn, President of the Ladies Auxiliary. Jewish patients from Wayne County General Hospital, Northville State Hospital, La- peer State Home and Training School and Ypsilanti • State Hospital will be able to savor the atmosphere of the holidays with the meals that are pre- pared in the House of Shelter kitchen 3 times daily. All this is mode possible by support of the Allied Jewish Campaign, stated Mr. Dorn, and is administered by the House of Shelter Board and the Jewish Family and Chil- dren's Service, Director Harold Silver, and Intake Worker, Mrs. Miriam Siegal. The President and the Board of the House of Shelter wishes the entire community a very healthy and happy New Year. Welfare Federation; Jay W. Allen and Leonaid Simons, vice presidents of the home; and Dr. Richard C. Hertz, senior rabbi of Temple Beth El. Allen was a vice president of the home at the time of his death in 1959. Congregation Beth Moses (which recently merged with the Evergreen Congregation) was the recipient this week of the gift of a $4,000 Israel Bond from Rubin Shaye. Shown here are Shaye and Norman Allan (right), co- chairman of the Detroit C gregational and High Day Council. Hashomer H a t z a i r Zionist Youth Organization will begin its season for boys and girls, 10-17, with an Oneg Shabbat at the Zionist Youth Center, 18073 Wyoming. Mov . mp shown. Activi e oup include Israeli da music groups, dramatics, stu circles, scouting and ca ping The ou progra trainin d cou .rk, as cam , trips and study circle in Israel. TGAGES APPLICATIONS FOR VA or FHA ARE NOW BEING TAKEN On New or Existing Homes QUICK SERVICE Phone Us Today FRANKLIN MORTGAGE CORP. Approved FHA Mortgagee 915 First National Bldg., Det. 26 WO 3-4890 SAMUEL WEINGARDEN is pleased to announce that he has joined the staff of ur Cohn and rown Life Insura ny 1172 First National ilding mg to Whe m was in e "non- denomi viewpoint in mi.- as to be pleasing- 1 offending to no " om al hs • . c • to a dh,er a .1. Says Wh. . "Great tention w• given to detail. Last Supper, for ins portrayed uet or a as a real Passover seder." Wheelwright says great pains were taken to avoid areas of sensitivity to all faiths. "The men who made the picture are Jew- ish," he says, '"and were well aware of areas of sensitivity." The screenplay was written by Philip- Yordan and the movie was produced by Samuel Bron- ston. Nicholas Ray was the di- rector. 2-8458 appy to serve this community as a Life Adviser Mr. Weingarden offers his many friends, and his associates in business enterprises in which he was engaged here during the past 30 years, his guidance as a life insurance consultant. Mr. Weingarden can be reached also at his home, 18284 Sorrento, UN iversity 1-7971. CRUISES Deaf Congregation Honors Its Founder NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif., (JTA)— in- m rider of the first con,,, ion of the de has been ho by a decision of the wors ippers to dedicate their congregation to him. Headquarters for complete Information. Ships — Rates — Itineraries — Cuisine — Clothing — Tipping, etc. Agents for. AU Cruises No Charge for Planning and Making Reservations EST INDIES • MEDITERRANEAN SO TENT A • AROUND THE ' End Strike of I Bond Organizati NEW YORK, (JTA strike of professional, and c ical employees of the Develop- men. ment Corporation for Israel, Dave Balacler, president, an the organization which conducts the Israel bond campaign ended nounced that the group has for- mally adopted Congregation Wednesday. The four-day walkout had Beth Sholom for the Deaf as its been settled in time for the name to honor the rabbi "who continuation of the High Holy gave us our first insight into Day appeals for the sale of Judaism." Mrs. . Harry Zucker, mother of Israel bonds, scheduled prior to the strike. a deaf daughter in the congrega- While no announcement of tion and now a voluntary secre- the terms of settlement was tary with the sponsoring group, made, it was stated that a com- first approached Rabbi Kleinman promise had been achieved be- for help in finding a meeting tween strikers and the manage- place for young deaf persons. He ment. The strikers had de- suggested not only a meeting manded an increase in the mini- place but formation of a religious mum salaries now being paid to service. t h e professional employees. The Israel Bond Organization Whatever is worth doing at has 50 offices throughout the all, is worth doing well.—Ches- country. terfield. Zionist Youth Group Begins New Season et List Available — Make Reservations Now. RISTMAS — NEW YEAR'S CRUISES ate • 395.1D . 21 met.' 14 450. 1 Dec. ec 21 imp. of Can. 14 3 Dec. 14 425. Dec. 22 Mauretania Dec. 20 Grips o 275. Dec. 20 Rotterdam 13 450. Dec. 22 Santa Paula 13 495. Dec. 20 Atlantic 14 425.1 Dec. 23 Nassau '10 275. Dec. 20 Jerusalem 16 430. I Dec. 23 Ocean Mon. 10 250. $"*" m "e‘e MEMBER CLOSED SATURDAYS ..`34 % . OPEN SUNDAYS 11 to 3 TRAVEL - AGENCY 18246 WYOMING AVE. • DETROIT, MICH.