…• Page 24 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, September 22 .1949 "-- not only in American orthodox display even less respect for the synagogueS, but even in many things of the spirit-11'144i conservative and reform Temples poetry, music—than do their which are supposed to emphasize husbands, who are at least spirit- ually disciplined by a businets decorum in the House of God. While American Christians and its attendant work and despite all ...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1$41 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Todetiter at. Last Joseph Berger, a native of Austria, embraces his wife and daugh- ter on a New York pier after a 10-year separation. Brought to the U. S. under the sponsorship of the United Service for New Americans, Berger last saw his family in 1939, when he smug- gled them out of the country. Berger himself was seized by the Nazis and spent many years in a concentration camp. A Boy...…
…Page 26 Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Zion's Founder Goes Home gated" housing arrangement is the almost complete lack of con- tact except on the most super- ficial and casual basis of Jew and Gentile. With very few exceptions, and these are mainly among the in- tellectual group and the persons highly active in campus affairs. the average Jewish student knows no non-Jews. He may make cas- ual friends in classes with ...…
…Thursday ,September 22, 1/411 -- - - - DETROIT JEWISH' CHRONICLE - -- ---- -- -- _---- - - Page 27 Hebrew Was the V o,,,,olie - figured more largely than Hebrew menuof the language in 21 After the Revolutionary War From the first, in 1636, the date hours. education generally was shifted of its founding, to the Revolu- ..... • Harvard students spend from a religious to a political tionary War, the Puritans were day a week for three years o...…
…Page 26 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE ZI011 aS Founder Goes Home Thursday, September 22, 1949 gated" housing arrangement is the almost complete lack of con- tact except on the most super- ficial and casual basis of Jew and New Year's Greetings Gentile. With very few exceptions, and these are mainly among the in- tellectual group and the persons highly active in campus affairs, the average Jewish student knows no non-Jews. He may make cas- u...…
…Thursday ,September 22, 1919 DETROIT JEWISH- CHRONICLE Page 27 Hebrew Was the Vogue in Colonial America figured more largely than Hebrew ments of the language in Ai After the Revolutionary War From the first, in 1636, the date I hours. education generally was shifted of its founding, to the Revolu- Harvard students spend one from a religious to a political tionary War, the Puritans were a week for three years on • basis. Yet at the time of...…
…Page 28 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Events of Israel Spark Review of Year 5709 By A. GREEN O F ALL THE history-making events that crowded upon the republic of Israel during the first full calendar year of its existence, the future historian will probably select as the two most outstanding ones, the entry of a , quarter - million Jewish immi- and cultivating new agricultural grants into the little country, the greatest trek in Jewish history,...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT J EWISII CIIRO NICLE Black Jews of Ethiopia Are Remnant of Empire Page 29 necessity of adapting the laws contained in the Bible for prac- tical use under conditions differ- ent from those originally con- templated, of commenting • on them, and of creating new rules observe the lunar year, every dress is a large piece of coarse fourth year having thirteen cloth worn like a Roman toga. months. Five of th...…
…Page 30 Thursday, September 22, 1919 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Recognizing A Hero Rev. Robinson 5709 Sparked by New State Chosen by (Continued from Page 28) Amity Group leadership of the gigantic United NEW YORK—The appointment Jewish Appeal campaign, a con- at the Rev. Allyn P. Robinson, troversy which led to the resigna- former Carolinas' director of the tion of two noted Zionist leaders, National Conference of Christians Drs. Silver and ...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE his life as he sees fit. He can tion that he seeks, and learn to conform to the conventional pat- make the kind of life that he de- terns of campus Jewish life, or sires for himself. he can strike out on a broader scale. He will meet anti-Semitism, manifested in subtle ways—he will be refused admission to a fraternity, he will be told at a rooming house,"Sorry, no Jews allowed"; he may fi...…
…Page 32 Thursday, September 22, 1941 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE `Happy Birthday" Little Boy Kills King down armies and capture master criminals. Could there be any comparison in Alexander's ability to fly on an eagle, or David's ingenuity in de- feating Goliath, or Solomon's magic ring? And the criminals! Did Ash- medai—the great Ashmedai, King of the Demons—did he possess political stooges, cosmic rays, in- terplanetary armies, and a con- ...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 Jewish Life Needs Vigor (Continued from Page 24) the first question in the affirma- ' five. These private conversations at Jewish gatherings, this refusal to pay respectful attention to the thinge that people still claim to respect is a symptom of the de- cline of the Jewish spirit here in the United States which, if some- thing isn't done to halt it, will eventually so atrophy Jewisl , life here that only a skel...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1919 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE rage 24 CHEER FOR CHILDREN • • • 159 YOUTHS TO ISRAEL, A NEW YORK -- "Toys for Is- Semitism nh - NEW YORK—A hundred and rael," a campaign sponsored by fifty young newcomers from • Mizrachi Women, is supplying p Wer4 Nww WAN* North Africa have recently been 9Arlat playthings for Israel's youngest established in a children's home ! r citizens. sponsored by Mizrachi Women in Tosnat.. or A C...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1919 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE oression, liberty of conscience, and equality of opportunity shall prevail. Israel Seeks African Cattle Page 35 considered to be country. good cattle JERUSALEM — (MNB) — A 60,000 pound surplus remaining In terms of the recent U.S. in the Military Governor's supply • • • loan, Israel will import 3,000 department will be allocated for HEARKEN TO COD head of pedigreed Friesland cattle e...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 34 CHEER FOR CHILDREN Anti-Semitism Up ill Belgium 150 YOUTHS TO ISRAEL NEW YORK—A hundred and fifty young newcomers from North Africa have recently been 9410111 established in a children's home sponsored by Mizrachi Women in <1;m5 Tpoia.k.. or A. mum{ Tel Arish, Israel. BRUSSELS (World News Serv- thorn% /Ram Am ART . lees)—A marked increase in co ► tectiow rN SOU %AMAPA what may...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Looks to Isaiah Israel Seeks African Cattle pression, liberty of conscience, and equality of opportunity shall prevail. •I' • • • HEARKEN TO GOD WE OF THE Hebrew Union JOHANNESBURG, South Af- College in Cincinnati and of the Jewish Institute of Religion in rica—(World News Services)— New York, together with our fel- Details of a scheme to settle at lows of other faiths, are com- least 8...…
…Page 3G Thursday, September 22 ,1919 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Israel's Army on Parade New Year's Greetings GREETINGS ... Tn All . Rosenthal Bros. L. GUNSBERG & SONS REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INC. Established 1924 1850 E. Forest 2325 National Bank Bldg FAIRMONT 1 1600 . CHerry 2418 GREETINGS ... Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown Service Station and Family of the Ri(lal 's MORRIS BEDDING CO. Brakes Lined and Adjusted Cars W...…
…huraday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE 9 U.S. Youths Build Colony in Galilee Hills SonP,s Of Israel D'7Vinc By HEIDY MAYER - :amp .10,, (Miss Mayer conducts a 'm51 a ::nnu4 weekly radio program, "here's Mtn ?vs sirs, lleidy" over station WOR, New a York). -119 MO/ Iry 411 3 1731 As oft* EL AVIV—The gentle hills of 01Vo silts 10 7i A's:1 Galilee on the road from Sha- 0 '139 0'4 ono 14 9,) .:4P7171) qa alrf7 awn fa Amr to Naz...…
…Page 38 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Max Nordau Dreamed, Now His Dream Lives MAX N ORDAU • • IN 1920 MAX NORDAU issued a to the underground rumblings of clarion call to the Jews of the world for the mass r...gration of east and central European Jewry to Palestine. Twenty- eight years before the establish- ment of the Jewish. State and the colossal Jewish emigration to Israel, Nordau had a prophetic vision of the horrors to come and a burning p...…
…• Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Enolishman Offers t" Benjamin Saga Story of South SANITARY LAUNDRY I REX Heorty Greetings FO. 6-0300 STETSON HATS CHAMP HATS ARROW and AMBASSADOR SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS Henry's Stores, Inc. A Shop for Men The Jewish Chronicle nesss deadline is noon on Mondays. Best Wishes for the coming NEW YEAR Season's Greetings 1949-5710 RESTRICK LUMBER CO. Jock Rosenberg, Mgr ...…
…• Page 40, cY DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE "Death of a Salesman" is seised. uled for production this summer, in Chicago, London, Stockholm, Prague, Paris, Rome, Budapest and Mexico City. • • • (1) I Wend SoMOS THE A:Most occuRiep l jete SHM+GNAI, DURING 1. 44E wee - CIE RK/04 GESTAV AND S KEN CAKE wtils sem- AND BUILT CREMATION OvEN5 )EW5 LIVING THERE. THE Kosis.4 REFUGEES FROM G EUROPE our THE WAR ENDED BEFORE COULD 9E vseD ANi OF T...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 'Salesman' Work of Jews DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE with a quietness and compassion and simplicity. A truly penetrating writer has risen among us and, unquestion- ably, his impact will be felt for generations to come. Eddie 7 -77'7-- Pleased WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUB The Women's Evening Health Club of the Center will reopen Oct. 4, and will be open both . (Continued from Page 4) Tuesday and Thursday evenings. tion o...…
…• Page 42 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE How a titvak' Village Was Planted in Vermont and regenerated Jewish life in C... large towns. And to Burlington Jewry, a Lithuanian-Jewish village which flourished in America, where the peace of the Sabbath was Vt in the very streets of "Jew Vil- By PHILIP RUBIN VERMONT AT the turn of the century was quite different from V the rest of the United States. Almost entirely agricultural with barely a hint of...…
…'Thursday, Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Second Suez to Aqaba Is the Dream of Israel MADRAS, India—(World News Services)—That President Weiz- mann stated some time ago that he personally had suggested to President Truman that Aqaba be given Israel so that Israel might build a second canal between the.; Mediterranean and the Red Sea has been reported here by the newspaper "The Hindu." President Weizmann is alleged to ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE rage 11 NOW asa Americas' Thursday, September 22, 1919 maybe, but something was show- not only not related to her, but ing in her face. There were many who seemed much too old and nights of much worry, and little not nearly well enough to do. It was very unpleasant over sleep. • there at the end of 1937 anyhow, VIENNA— (WNS) —The num- 'ALL I KNOW—' and the more so if it became ber of Hungarian Jewish refu- The let...…
…ThUrsday, September 22, 1949 Moir Shefeyah a Happy Sight DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE lass in Kibbutz By HEIDY MAYER S HOW ME SOMETHING ex- citing, says the American lady in Meir Shefeyah, her pen- cil poised, diary open at the pro- per date. We're on our way to Haifa, and we only have a few minutes to spare. The American-born director of the children's village smiles, a trifle confused. Perhaps the din- ing room? The children are eating j...…
…Page 46 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, September 22 ,1149 have taken to appearing at Jew- ish vacation resorts and at wed- I dings and banquets, thus, in a sense, extending the walls of the th eatre. • A few have appeared in Yid- ! dish films . TI Yddi i h cinema • UNCLE AVB)11M was trying to promote a holiday trip from his nephew. "A round trip to the coast is a good investment," he insisted. "You get a return on your money!" C ultur...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Sage Counsel in Berdichev Of a New Breed By ELITE NATIIANS (World News Services) I BERDICHEV they said:—"If A a man has a dirty hat, holes in his pants, and two buttons miss- ing on his vest, he should do one of two things—get married or get divorced." • • • "DO YOU LIKE your new baby sister, Sammie," a little boy in Haifa was asked recently. "Oh, she's all right," he re- plied, "but we...…
…rag. 48 DETROIT JEWISH ,CHRONICLIE Life Is Empty Without Truth filittrAH"Clo) By RALPH STONE (World News Services) NEW YORK—A study with far-reaching implications with regard to racial differences and consequent international prob- lems won the $1,500 Lester N. Hotheimer Research award for outstanding accomlishment in the field of psychiatry and mental hygiene, Science News Letter reports. Is Ii16 TALIA09 144 04 is kiSt.9 KANi ion that t...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 True Zionist Is Granados By SAMUEL PASNER THE FIRST TIME I saw the dis- tinguished Guatemalan, Jorge Garcia-Grandos, he was address- ing a large group of people at the Brooklyn Jewish Center of Brooklyn, N. Y. Although not a Jew, he was wearing a skull-cap in accord- ance with the custom followed in Synagogues. Israel H. Lev- inthal described him to the aud- ience as a great friend of Jews whose name would be ind...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 50 Always Room Calendar for 5710 for. One More 5711 Rush Hashonah Fast of Gedalialt Yom Kippur Succoth - 1st Day Hoshana Rabba Shemini Atzeret Simhath Torah Rosh Ilodosh Hoshvan Rush Ilodesh Kislev Chanukah .. Rosh Hodes!) Tevet Asarah BeTevet COMMITTEES had S EVERAL been struck off at the meeting of a small town branch of the Jewish women's organization and the chairlady was saying "well, that is disposed ...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1548 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Missed by Hitler - MIZRACIII SPREADS NEW YORK — Mizrachi Wo- men's Organizations are function- ing in 12 countries—the United States, Canada, Mexico, Argen- tina, Chile, Cuba, Uruguay, Eng- land, France, Ireland, Israel and South Africa. ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS Mr. rind Mrs. Jack Goose and Daughter Judith 2126 Ookmon Blvd. ......IMO•IMIINIOMMIO ■O■ ••••• ■•■■ IMIM•••MI.•IMNMIIN ■ A...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 52 Writer Finds Self-Analysis a Wise Move By ALFRED SEGAL THIS MR. SEGAL thought it .1 ! was about time to look into himself and discover what's the matter with him. This is the season for self-appraising, for confession and judgment. !Mr. Segal was asking, just what have been my sins the past year? What confessions shall my heart lay down at the holy altar? Not that Mr. Segal was afraid. He had faith in nr. th...…
…Thursday, September 22, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Culmination of an Ideas Page 53 Levine completed negotiations *appreciation of his valuable con- with the Jewish National Fund tributions to the development of for the building of a connecting Israel in general and Kfar Bnai road from the colony to the high- way at a cost of. $20,000 to be Zion in particular." provided by Bnai Zion. This will facilitate considerably the transportation ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 54 Thursday, September 22, 1919 Chronic e Want Ads Bring Results Classified Ads Accepted up to 10 A. M. Wednesday Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00, Payable in Advance of Publication 2827 BARLUM TOWER ' FEMALE HELP WANTED HOUSEKEEPER and cook. •Campan- ionable woman for pleasant home of 2 adults. WE, 5-1354. COMMERCIAL high graduate. Alert. junior stenographer and general. Call evenings, UN. 4-3767....…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, September 22, 1949 List Worship for Holidays (Continued from Page 2) elate at the overflow service On Friday night. • • • Bnai Moshe Services are at 6:15 Friday. Services Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 a.m. in the main auditorium. Rabbi Moses Lehrman will preach on "Whither Bound" on Saturday, and he will discuss The Life That Counts" on Sunday. Cantor David Katzman and a choir directed by Nathan Turbow wi...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE. Page Si Thursday, September 22, 1949 Ai Planners Session OUR ATHLETES JWV `Big Saul' Is in There 'Punching' By 31ITCIIELL TENDLER AUL ROGOVIN, the big (6 .3"- 215 lb.) Buffalo righthander split his own private double- header in one of the last regular games of the International League season. It was a night affair against the second-place Rochester R e d Wings and "Big Saul" was trying for his 16th win of the c...…
…New Recordings Community Prepares for Holy Days' Observance ,E JEWISH A J. Answers to Readers' Questions Weekly Review On Editorial Page of Jewish Events' Pages 7-9 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, l Oc .4ifh.7 2114 p:ot Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit 26, Michigan, September 16, 1949 VOLUME 16—No:( 1 Rquests Postponement of Local, Find-Raising to Aid • Israel InternationaLlisalem Mapped by IMommission WASHINGTON--(JTA)—Appeals to the...…
…Education Month Is Underway, Plan Broadcasts, Demonstrations 2—THE JEWISH NEWS Federatioryo men Plan 'Stay Home' ToLim September 28 Friday, September 16, 1949 L. N. Simons Named on JDA National Council Plans for annual observance of Education Month of the Leonard • N. Simons of 19005 United Hebrew Schools were officially set into motion this Parkside, civic leader and adver- week, under the co-chairmanship of Jacob Kellma.n, one of tising...…
…• UJA Leaders Told Israel's Future Is Responsibility of World 'Jewry Continued from 'Page 1 Lipsky Is Elected Center President Garvett's Unanimously Head Holiday. Greetings For World Peace Of Zionist Council Jewish Community Center for continuance of Detroit NEW YORK — The American Dr. Goldmann warned that a can communities, adding: "But Jewish state- of 1,000,00 to 2,000, all of us know that the great Zionist Council announces that 000 wi...…
…As the Editor Views the News ... Israel's Vow: Challenge to UN Israel's Immigrants Latest Recordings By Peerce and Kusevitsky RCA Victor continues to produce some of the best. recordings. in the Jewish field. Jan Peerce's newest record and Cantor Moshe Ku!- sevitsky's new album are evidence of distin, guished contributions to the Jewish records library. Peerce's remarkable reputation as an oper-;. atic and folk • singer is enhanced by the ...…
…Federation Calls on Jewish Parents To Insure Education for Children A call to Jewish parents to consider the Jewish education of their children is being issued by the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit in behalf of the He- brew and Yiddish schools. With the opening of the new school year, parents are urged to consider the education of their children—in terms of their personal happiness, in terms of the historic events now in pro- gress, in ...…
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…High Holiday Season Opens With Midnight Selichoth Rites Final arangements fOr High Holiday services are now being completed by Detroit congregations. Many synagogues, in cooperation with the requests of the Jewish Community Council and the Vaad Harabonim to avoid "mushroom synagogues," have arranged for supplementary services for non-members. Services for the season of the gin with letter A through K New Year will begin in many will worshi...…
…11 1RWIIIMIIMPRw 4111P - Congregations S erviceJ in Our SynacjogueJ CONG. BNAI MOSHE, Dexter at Lawrence: Sabbath services at 6:15 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16; 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17. Rabbi Moses Lehrman will preach. Week-day services at 7:15 a.m., 6:15 p.m. CONG. SHAAREY ZEDEK, Chicago Blvd. at Lawton: Sabbath services at 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16; 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17. Rabbi Morris Adler will preach. CONG. BNAI DAVID, Elmhurst at 14th: ...…
…Midrasha to Open Second Season Of Two-Fold Jewish Study Program. Dr. Alexander W. Sanders, chairman of the board of gov- ernors of the Midrasha (College of Jewish Studies), announces that the 1949-1950 academic year will begin - Thursday, Oct. 6. Classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings in the Rose Sittig Cohen building, 13226 Lawton. In the teachers training ad- vanced Hebrew department, the Autumn Quarter will begin Tuesday, Oct....…
…Guest Editorial The Zionist Peace Fund By HARRY COHEN Chairman, Balfour Ball Committee On November 5, at Hotel Statler, the Zionist Organiza- tion of Detroit again will sponsor its annual Balfour Ball, proceeds of which will be used to finance youth, educational and public relations activities. To me, the new Zionist fund is a "Peace Fund" for the propagation of the Zionist ideal and for the advancement of Jewish culture. The Zionist Peace ...…
…I Plan Details of Neugarten Luncheon Bar Mitzvahs Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Kra- mer of 2908 Calvert announce the - Bar Mitzvah of their son, Joel. Marvin, at 9 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, at. Shaarey Zedek Synagogue. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Gott- lieb of 3280 Monterey, announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Stewart Alvin, at 9 a.m. Satur- day, Sept. 17 at Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter at Lawrence. A dinner in Stewart's honor will be held on Sept...…
…W omen) CLIJ The Alumni Association of Sigma Theta Delta sorority of Wayne University held its first fall meeting Sept. 13 at the home of Bernice Pinsky. The new officers are: Joyce Mutnick, president; Dorothy Solomon, vice president; Phyllis Lipchin- sky and Marion Greenberg, cor- responding secretaries; Bernice Pinsky, recording secretary, and Frances Greenblatt, treasurer. * * Newlywed Ivan Shalits Honeymoon in Europe Midwest President ...…
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