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BULLETIN CLEVELAND, OHIO

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NOVEMBER 12th, 8: 15 P. M.

FRIDAY EVENING SERVICE

Remember New Starting Time. 8:15 P. M.

RABBI S. M. SILVER will preach

"NOW 'WHAT ARE' THE

CHANCES FOR PEACE?" A Post-Armistice Day Sermon . .. .

The Prospects f~r .International Concord in View of the '!!ecent Elections.

Assisted with the Torah Last Week: Jeff Ganger and Sol J. Battler

Sabbath Morning Services in the Chapel 1-1 A. M. to 12 Noon

Torah Portion , " LEK LEKA", Genesis, 12.1·17.27

Haftorah , Isaiah, 40.27·41.16

An Evening of Fellows~ip and Fun

M~NJS CLUB

~UuIeII, .4HcJ RruuuJ ctalJe THURSDAY, NOV. 18th, 6:30 P. M. HICKORY GRill

HE A R •••

"RABBIS OFF T~~ R~CORDJJ with

RABBIS STEPHEN SHERMAN, JACK HERMAN, AND S. M. SILVER

Tickets: $2.50; after Nov. 16th, $3.00.

Chairman, Alvin Spiegel Co.Chairmen, Henry Pasternak and Samuel Desatnik

Vol. XXVIII Cleveland, Ohio, November 12, 1948-Heshvan 10, 5709 . No.3

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EUCLID AVENUE TEMPLE BULLETIN Published Weekl!y from Oct. to May at S. E. Cor. Euclid Ave. and E. 82nd St., Cleveland 3, Ohio

CEdar (}862·3. Subscril'tien SOC per Annum. Affili ated with the Union of American Hebrew '

Congregations. BARNETT R. BRICKNER, Rabbi

SAMUEL M. SllVER, Assistant Rabbi and Editor L1BBIE l. BRAVERMAN, Educational Director

BERNARD I. PINCUS, Executive Secretary Residence: RA. 8507

Entered as second cia.. matter, April 9th, 1926 at the Post Office, Cleveland, Ohio' under the Act of March 3rd, 1879.

RELIGIOUS SCHOOL MEMOS No one will forget the exciting SUC­

CAH MAKING ·CONTEST. With amaz­ing ingenuity our children and their families constructed many lovely Succos which were on exhibit up to last week. One was even electrically equipped. Win­ners were: Ellen Fuerst, Rochelle Palay and Sally Bergman. Congrats to them and th·anks to Mrs. Leo Rossman, Mrs. Harry Levitt and Art Director Paul Klein, the judges.

Four of our teachers played leading roles in an all-day seminar on teaching held ' last Sunday at E- A. T. Mrs. Syl­via Bloomfield was on the city-wide Bu­reau of Jewish . Education arrangements committee; Gertrude Dorfman lectu'red on history; Mrs. Samuel Rehmar on Bi­ble rand Lillian Sugarman on Hebrew.

EUNICE PODIS TO ENTERTAIN SISTERHOOD

Fresn from her Carnegie Hall tri­umph and a concert tour of the country, Eunice Podis will offer a piano reci­tal at the next meeting of the Sister­hood, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1:30 p. m.

CONDOLENCES Our heartfelt sympathy is extended

to the bereaved families of Pauline Ros­enblum, Ten~ Stern and Henry B. Ru­bin.

CONGRATULATIONS To Dr. and Mrs. Rueben A. Glazer on

the 'Bar Mitzvah -of their son, Ronald. To Mr. and Mrs. Alex Weiss on their

55th wedding anniversary. To Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Grossman on

the birth of a son. To Judge and Mrs. Maurice Bernon on

the' birth of a grandson, Douglas B. Bernon in New York.

FORCES OF REFORM JUDAISM MOBILIZE AT BOSTON

Boston, Mass.-The forces of Reform JudJaism are assembling in this New England city for the historic 75th anni-' versary convention of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Also in session at the Biennial convoc·ation of the Union are delegates of the Na­tional Federation of T(;mple Sisterhoods, which is meeting simultaneously with the Union. Over 350 congregations in the United States and Oanada are rep­resented at this convention, which marks the 75th 'anniversary of th(; foun­ding of the UAHC by Rabbi Isaac May­er Wise, who also founded the Hebrew Union College and the Central Confer­ence of American Rabbis.

On the agenda is the matter of ex­panding the activities of the Union, in view of the recent meTger of the Hebrew Union College and the Jewish Institute of Religion of New York. Also to be considered is the question of whether or not to move the headquarters of the Union from its present quarters in Cin­cinnati to New York.

Heading one of the Cleveland delega­tions is Dr. Barnett R. Brickner, rabbi of the Euclid Avenue Temple, of the Union's National Executive, who is a member of the convention progl"'am committee. Other delegates, alternates and visitors accompanying Dr. Brickner are : Otto J. Zinner, president of the Eu­clid Avenue Temple, Mrs. Otto J. Zin­ner, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Elder, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Grodin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Korach, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ganger. B. B. Eisenberg, Judge and Mrs. Maurice Bernon, Mr. and Mrs. William Rosen· feld, Sol J. Battler, Dr. Simon S. Fuerst, Mr. and Mrs. Mairtin E. Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Klein, Mr. and Mr.s. Samuel Urdang, Bernard I. Pincus, executive secr·etary of the congregation; Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Newman, Mr, Jlames H. Miller, a mem­ber of the national executive, Mrs. James H. Miller, Mrs. Sol Gitson, a mem­ber of the national executive of the Sis­terhoods; Leonard Gitson.

Rabbi Brickner nas been invited to oc­cupy the pulpit of Temple Israel, Bos­ton, to deliver a pre-convention sermon. This congregation was served by the late Rabbi Joshua Liebman.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBER' S A heartfelt weJcome is extended to the following new members who have joined us

recently. We trust they ' and their families will soon integrate themselves into our congregational life and program of activities which contain something valuable for every age and group.

Irving Angel J ohn Barnett Samu el S. Berk Sig D. Berk J ose[lh Blauer George Bliss 1 erome Blonder Raymond C. Bonhard George Bregman Hennan Burk Sidney H . Buxbaum Saul Clossman Selda and Jennie Cook Daniel Cohen William R. Cohen Lou is R. Craig Joseph Diamond Julius A. Erlanger Rohert C. Feingold Paul Fine Isidore Folkman Albert F ox Dr. J ac S . Geller

Milton M . Gilbert John S. Goldheimer Eli W. Goodman . Zen vi lle E. Greenston Mrs. Kathryn F . Henning Aubrey M. H ofler Dr. Robert M. Iseman Mrs. Esther Isreal Lawrence J. Jacobus Jacob E. KalY Martin A. Katovsky Harold F. Klein Richard J . Koblitz Leo Kahn Morton H . Koslen John J. Leman Robert Lemberg Joseph M. Lessem Mrs. Anne Letaw Dr. Albert L. Lewin Dr. Reuben R. Maier Myron D. Malitz Jerome L. Marmaros

FUNDS The following contribut ions have been received

during tire past week: ALTAR FUND: Mrs. Beatrice S. · Marx in

honor of the birth of her grandson, Thomas Her-bert Wieder. _ .. .. . ___ , ,..,.... ' ......

GENERAL SCHOLARShIP FU"u: mrs. Mort A . Unger in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. Simon's fi fti eth anniversary; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Resler ill, honor of Mr. and Mrs. E dwin Rose· water's fiftieth anniversary.

BIRDIE B. LOWITT FUND: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Goldman and Mr and Mrs. A , E. Cousins in honor of J. M. Cousins' r ecovery from a recent illness j Mrs. Carrie Bernste in, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Goldman, MI. B ruce Goldman. and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cousins in memory Alexander Bernstein.

LEONARD BERNARD GANGER FUND: Mrs, C. and Miss M . Jacobs.

LlBRARY F UND: Rita Bolson, Helen Fein­stein Bernice Goodman, Esther Kaufman , Ger­trude Kaufman , Josephin e Markowitz, Dorothy Ork in , Je~1l Sarns, Nettie Sid enberg, and Ruth Speiser in memory of Florence Bern s.

NOMAN ROMAN LIBRARY FUND: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis in honor of the 65th anniversary of :Mr. and Mrs. H. Bubis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis in memory of Abraham Metz.

PIL'Ic Y ER BOOK FUND: M rs. Josephine Ger­son in memor,y of Marie Spitz; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walsh in memory of Frieda Mikler; Anna Wiener in memory of her brother, Charles.

YAH RZEIT FUND: Mrs. Simon Lewis in memory of her father, R ueben Levin and sister, Beatrice L. Green .

BERKOWITZ FUND: Mr. and Mrs. 1. S. Rose in honor of the 25 th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaufman .

BRAILLE FUND: Mrs. Milton Weinberg and Mrs. Charles Korach in honor of the marriage of Zelda Urdang Burk; Rita Pby liss Rosenfeld in memo"y of grandfather, Walter Finkelhor; The Babin s and Benjamins in memory of Peter Witt ; Mesdames Mose Spero, Al Zweig, Jack Lewis, Hattie Dettlebach and Miss Flora IIyman in rnemory of Mrs. Minnie Vatz; Mrs. Melvin Hum­mel in memory of Harry Lee; Mrs. Har old Kahn in memory of Anna Newman.

Robert A. Miller Mrs. Tillie Millman Martin Mittelman Charles M. Moss Abraham Muller William Newman Harry H. N·ager Lloyd M. Osteryoung Mrs. Elaine Penn Nick F. Reich Charles !Rockman Sanford H . Rose Arnold M . Rosenberg Irving W . Rothman Joseph Saks Harold F. Salavon Allan Sch wartz Milton Selker Dr. William Shallero Henry N. Shier Sidney Simon Manuel J. Singer Samuel Slavkin

Mal Siegel Stanley Shuler ] ustin N. Sl'iegle Paul Spitz Sidney S teindler Nelson Stern Robert Stern Wilbur Sti.cl D r. Alv\yn W . Tramer Dr. Maxwell S. Udelf Mrs. Esther Umans Alhert J. W allack Bernard Wallach Sydnet.Y Warren E lmer W einber!! Louis F . W einer Hy Weinstein Kalman Weiss &n R. W oolf Sidney S . W'sch Adolph S. W olf Ernest Wuliger Sam Zieve

HOW YOU CAN HELP SAVE OUR SURVIVORS

An· army of volunteers, enlisted in a nne-day humanitarian campaign on be­half of their .fellow: .J~»,s. OV~ts~a.s, _ '~HI . visit Jewish homes in Greater Clevelamf to pick-up selected canned foods on S­Day, Sunday, November 14.

As 131 result of the starchy, monoton­ous diet on wliich they have been eX'­isting for a long time, hundreds of th·uu­sands of Jews in the DP camps and other parts of Europe have been found to be suffering from malnutrition. The S.O.S. (Supplies for Overseas Survivors) cam­paign of thej Joint Distribution Commit­tee is therefore concentrating this year on vitamin-rich, high-protein foods, such as MILK, JUICES, MEATS, FRUITS, FATS AND OILS, AND COCOA. Thousands of paper sacks to be filled with canned foods have been mailed thr oughout the city. Because of the risk of breakage and damage to other foods, contributors are asked not to in­clude any glass jars or paclro.ges.

The exodus of Europe's homeless Jews and DP's has begun in earnest but for the hundreds of thousands waiting to join in this emigration and for those remaining in Europe to rebuild their shattered lives and communities, these essential foods are of prime importance in helping them regain their strength. Unlike last year's campaign, no used clothing is to be collected this year. The pick-up on Sunday will concentrate on these selected foods in tins only.

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(Continued from P,ag~ 3) The Cleveland S.O.S. Campaign un­

der the chairmanship of Raymond S. Frailer, is being conducted by the Jew­ish Welfare Federation, in cooperation with the Federation Qf Jewish Women's Organizations, Jewish Community Coun-cil. and the Jewish Youth Council.

In ,addition to furnishing supplies, the community is asked to furnish manpower' to help in the' various details of picking up, packing ,'and shipping the food. Per­sons who wish to volunteer for the day are asked to call CH 8176 and ask for the S.O.s. Committee or to apply on Sunday, N,ovember 14, at the volunteer desk in the Elysium .at East 10'7th St. and Euclid Ave.

BERNON RE-ELECTED

New York, N. Y.-The American Joint Distribution Committee, the large relief agency for the relief and rehabilitation of European Jewry, 'announced the re­election of Judge Maurice Bernon, of Cleveland, as chairman of its National Council. Judge Bernon is 'a former president of the Euclid A venue Temple.

MRS. BRAVERMAN TAKES PART IN DETROIT FORUM

Detroit, Mich.-Hebrew culture is the strongest link between the state of Israel and American ISNl,el, declared Mrs. Sig­mund Braverman at a symposium held here under the auspices of the Detroit chapters of Hadassah, wQmen's Zionist organization. Our youngsters are the hostages to the future cultural inter­change between the great Jewish com­munities in Zion and · in the United States, Mrs. Braverman asserted, in her contribution to the forum on Israel and Our Children." Mrs. Braverman, director of ·education at the Euclid A venue Tem­ple, participated in two Qther forums in recent months. In Pittsbuqrh: she was presented by the local Hadassah groups on the subject of '''Hadassah's Role in the American Scene." At a conference of Jewish educators assembled by Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of the Hebrew Union College, Mrs. Braverman spoke on the kind of educatiQn needed in Reform Jewish religious schools.

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pick-up; also for sorting

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Phone S.O.S. - CH 8176,

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apply in person

Sunday, 8:30 a. m.

at Volunteers Desk

at The Elysium

E. 107th St. and Euclid Ave.