64 Nedra feWiSk Pel eal ter CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle December 27, 1940 under the same name as well as Mr. Gamoran's own "Pupil's Workbook." In the ditor's introduction to this book, Dr. Emanuel Gameron believes that this is "the first Dr. Azriel L. Eisenberg, sue- Teacher's Book on the Hagio- cessor to the late A. H. Fried- graphs from a Jewish point of land as director of the Bureau of view." Dr. Gamoran points out: Jewish Education of Cleveland, " "There are three important as- has made a valuable contribution P ects to the teaching of litera- to the Jewish teacher's ture: The first is the historic books with a manual on the background of the work; the sec- o nd, the exposition of its dom- teaching of the Bible, ina nt ide as; and the third , an In "With Singer and Sage,,, appeciation r of the form in whcih Published by the Union of Amer- it expressed. The author has lean Hebrew Congregations, Cin- utilized many years of teaching cinnati, Dr. Eisenberg makes the experience and presents various teaching of the Biblical stories methods of approach by which easier, and he guides the teacher interest nterest of the pupil may be in the presentation of e sub- aroused and by which the three • literature as well as his ject as aims previously mentioned may tory. –• This volume supplements Ma- be fulfilled." Dr. tisenberg's guide presents mie G. Cameron's test for pupils a method for free discussion, ways of dramatizing the subject and suggestions for the use of visual aids. There is an interest- A Joyous Chanukah t9 All ing chapter on the elements of style in Biblical poetry and a valuable introduction to the Psalms. Teachers' Guide To Bible Study By Dr. Eisenberg General Assembly of Fed- erations, Welfare Funds and Community Councils to Be Held in Atlanta The Council of Jewish Federa- tions and Welfare Funds, com- prising 201 federations, welfare funds and community councils in 165 cities in the United States and Canada, will hold its eighth A Joyous Chanukah to All! A Joyous Chanukah to All! Samuels Bros. Restaurant Green's Fur Shoppe 708 Empire Bldg. 2493 Russell St. Clifford 3686 Ca. 6764 A Very Joyous Chanukah to All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons! • Central Waste Material Co. 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