Dancers at Gay Street Celebration

New Record Set for High Holy Day Appeals
With Sales of $1,274,500 in Israel Bonds

A record total of $1,274,500 was I Other congregations reporting
realized in the Israel Bond High were: Young Israel Oak-Woods,
Holy Day appeals and other syna- $20,000; Mishkan Israel , $15,350;
gogue-centered activities in 23 De- Gemiluth C h a s s o d i m, $15,200;
troit area synagogues, it was an- Young Israel of Greenfield, $13.-
nounced by Phillip Stollman, chair- 450; Beth Moses, $11,250; Young
man of the Detroit Israel Bond
Congregational and High Holy Day
Council. The figure includes $350,-
000 announced at the Shaarey
Zedek Bond with Israel dinner and
$80,000 at the Bnai Moshe Presi-
dential Toast to Israel dinner.

The total of $1,274,500 compares
with $656,500 subscribed at the -
High Holy Day appeal last year—
an increase of $618.000. It places
Detroit among the top cities in the
nation in its High Holy Day re-
sponse for Israel Bonds.
Tel Aviv's Florentine Quarter, which includes members of 70
The figure, which includes the
ingathered communities, marks the end of the High Holiday season
Rosh Hashanah appeals, is an all-
with a street festival on the night of Simhat Torah which has become
time record high for Detroit. Most
a national event. The elders of the Boukharan community (immi-
of the appeals were held on Yom
grants from central Asia who claim descendence from the Babylonian
Kippur. Not including the Shaarey
Jews) lead the procession of dancers through the streets.
Zedek dinner, the appeals 'resulted
in Israel Bond subscription total-
ing $924,500.
Adas Shalom Synagogue again
set the pace. Its members re-
sponded to the appeal of Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal by subscribing for
CONG. SHAAREY SHOMA-
a total of $363,000 as against
Children and scholars will re-
YIM has scheduled prayers for
S260,150 last year—an increase
joke as the festive celebration of
6 p.m. and 9 a.m. on the closing
of $101,000. Adas Shalom has
Simhat Torah (Rejoicing in the
days. Dr. Leo Y. Goldman's ser-
won nationwide fame for its con-
Law+ brings the holiday of Sukkot
mon Monday will be on "The Joy
sistent leadership in the High
to a rousing conclusion Tuesday.
Holy Day appeals.
On this day, and on the. eve of ' and Responsibility of Torah."
The children's party will be held
Simhat Torah Monday, the scrolls
The results in practically every
Monday evening, with the syna-
wi:i be carried through the aisles
synagogue were at a record peak.
gogue
sisterhood
providing
re-
At Cong. Bnai Dayid, $145.000
of the synagogue, and children will
freshments.
was subscribed. Beth Abraham
join in the • procession. Several
YOUNG ISRAEL OF NORTH- members subscribed for a. total of
congregations are scheduling
special parties for the youngsters. WEST will hold its Simhat Torah $106,300. The appeal at Ahavas
Hashanah Rabah, the seventh day party 5 p.m. Monday for boys and Achim resulted in $49,350 and at
of Sukkot, will be observed Sun- girls of all ages. A special assem- Beth Aaron, in response to the ap-
day, when the congregation recites bly and distribution of candy and peal by Maurice Samuel, $46,050
Hoshana prayers; and encircles the flags by the sisterhood will be fea- in Israel Bond subscriptions was
bimah seven times while carrying tured.
realized.
TEMPLE BETH JACOB, Pon-
esrog and lulay.
Yizkor will he recited at Monday tiac, plans a service of consecration
morning services„ marking the for kindergarten pupils 7:30 p.m. Moscow Jews Jammed
last day of Sukkot. That evening. Sunday to be followed by the Torah Yom Kippur Services
at Simhat Torah services. the read- procession. Services Monday will
LONDON (JTA)—Thousands of
ing of the Torah will be concluded start at 10:30 a.m.
and begun once again.
TEMPLE BETH EL will hold Moscow Jews jammed the Central
Following is a partial listing of consecration services for kinder- Synagogue there as David Shtern-
set'vices scheduled in the commun- garteners and first and second berg, a 36-year-old cantor from
graders at 11 a.m. services Sunday. Tashkent, the capital of Uzgek-
ity:
BETH AARON SYNAGOGUE Taking part in, the ceremonies, be- istan, in Central Asia, chanted the
services will be held 6 p.m. Sunday sides Dr. Richard C. Hertz, will be Yom Kippur services.
The worshipers pushed against
and Monday, 8:30 a.m. Monday and Louis Tabashnik; his daughter,
Tuesday. Rabbi Benjamin Gor- Mrs. Donald Kapetansky; and his each other in the aisles, balconies,
realck will preach on "The Memo- grandson, Robert Alan Kapetansky. rear foyer and other , entrances of
ries Which Sustain Us" at Yizkor The children's choir, under Mr. the synagogue while some who
services, and the children's Simhat and Mrs. Jason T. Tickton, will would not get in stood at windows
Torah party will be held that day render a special music program. At as the voices of the cantor and
10:30 a.m. services Monday, Dr. male choir, amplified by micro-
at 4 p.m.
ISAAC AGREE DOWNTOWN Hertz will preach on "The Meaning phones, made their way out of the
sanctuary into the courtyard and
SYNAGOGUE services Monday of Sukkot for Moderns."
the street.
will begin 7:30 a.m. in the new
AD AS SHALOM SYNA-
synagogue at 1457 Griswold. the
GOGUE services will be 6 p.m.
foi- mer Fintex Building. Rabbi
Sunday and Monday, 8:30 a.m.
Aussie Synagogue Closes
Noah M. Gamze will speak on The
Monday and Tuesday. A special
With Just One Worshiper
Fragrance of Merhory."
Simhat Torah service for chil-
dren under 10 will be held in the
MELBOURNE (JTA) — One of
social hall 5 p.m. Monday.
the oldest synagogues in the Aus-
CONG. AHAVAS ACHIM has tralian Commonwealth was closed
scheduled services for 6 p.m. Sun- during the High Holy Days for lack
day and Monday, 8:30 a.m. Monday of worshipers for the first time in
25 years.
and Tuesday.
The synagogue, which was con-
YOUNG ISRAEL CENTER OF
OAK-WOODS services will be 6:10 secrated in 1846, is that of Laun-
p.m: Sunday, 9 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. ceston, the second largest city in
Tasmania, which is the smallest is-
Monday and 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
land state in the commonwealth.
CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK will
hold evening services at 6 and The local daily newspaper showed
morning services at 8:45. A dedi- a lone would-be worshiper standing
cation of memorial plaques will be outside the locked gates of the
synagogue on Yom Kippur.
held Monday morning.

Simhat Torah Services to End
Holiday Season on Joyous Note

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standing results in the High Holy
Day effort for Israel Bonds. The
plaque consists of the seal of the
State of Israel together with five
Israeli coins symbolizing the eco-
nomic progress wade possible with
the aid of the Israel Bond program.

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Breakfast Will Start Off

Bond Cash Collection

The High Holy Day cash collec-
tion kick-off breakfast will be held
10 a.m. Sunday in the Israel Bond
office, 8522 W. McNichols. The
breakfast is sponsored by the Israel
Bond Women's Division.
All women volunteers are asked
to attend. Prospect cards from over
20 synagogues where Israel Bond
appeals were held. will be distrib-
uted. Women may earn Chen
awards through their collections.

SINGERS
WANTED

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PLAQUE AWARDED
TO SYNAGOGUE

Israel Northwest, 511,000; Beth
Joseph, $10,850; Shaarey Shomayim,
$8,700; Shomrey Emunah, $7,500;
Beth Yehudah, $6,300; Bnai Jacob,
$5,850; Beth Tefilo' Emanuel, $5,-
000 and Bnai Zion, $3,300. Congre-
gation Gemiluth Chassodim mem-
bers subscribed the $15.206 at a
dinner in advance of the appeal.

Auditions are being held every
Monday evening between 8 and
10 p.m. for the next several weeks
at the Mumford High School,
Room 123, for the Don Frohman
Chorus
Rehearsals are now in progress
for the coming season. For further
information call Mr. Frohman at
1DI 1-3776.

The figures are incomplete and
there are still other congrega-
tions to be heard from. Co-chair.
men of the Congregational and
High Holy Day Council are Nor-
man Allan and Judge Nathan J.
Kaufman.

A special award in the form of a
plaque bearing the coins of the
State of Israel will be presented to
congregations which achieved out-

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CONG. BNAI MOSHE worship
Is scheduled for 6 p.m. both eve-
nings, 8:30 a.m. Monday and 8:45
a.m. Tuesday.
CONG. BNAI DAVID services
will be 6 p.m. and 8:30 a.m.
CONG. BNAI ISRAEL, Pontiac,
will begin services 6:15 p.m. and
7:30 a.m.
TEMPLE BETH AM will start
prayers at 7:30 pail. Sunday.

Mortal man thinks of himself as
immortal because his race is im-
mortal: he confuses the drop in the
stream with the stream itself.
— Jean Paul Richter

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

16—Friday, September 25, 1964

Nova Scotia Towns Ask
Check on Hate Mailings

YARMOUTH, N.S. (JTA) —The
Western Region of the Union of
Nova Scotia Municipalities ap-
proved a resolution asking the pro-
vincial government to examine all
third class mail for hate propa-
ganda.
Hubert L. L y n c h, Yarmouth
deputy mayor, who prepared the
resolution, said that it also called
on the department of justice in
Ottawa "to take immediate action"
to amend the federal criminal code
to per mit action to be taken
"against those who spread racial
hatred in our country."

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