Frday, April 21, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

Beth El's. Second. Annual
Judaism Institute Monday

Deadline Extended
For Essay Contest

The American Zionist Youth
Commission announces that the
contest sponsored by the
Dr. Julian Morgenstern and Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson to essay
Commission in co-operation with
Deliver Two Principal Addresses at Conference
the American Zionist Emergen-
cy Council has been extended
of Clergymen and Educators
until May 17, the fifth anniver-
The second Institute on Judaism for clergymen and sary of the issuance of the Brit-
educators, sponsored by Temple Beth El, will be held at ish White Paper banning Jewish
the Temple next Monday, with prominent Christian and immigration to Palestine.
The contest is open to young
,Jewish leaders participating.
people up to 25 years of age and
Held in association with the Detroit Council of Chtirches, offers 134 valuable prizes, mainly
the Detroit Pastors' Union and the Council of Religious War Bonds, to the authors of the
Education, the convening of the:.
best essays on subjects relating
second Institute was inspired by
to the White Paper and Jewish
the positive and friendly reaction
Palestine's contribution to the
to last year's initial Institute
war effort.
which had evoked an enthusiastic
Details about the contest may
response from the participating
be obtained from the American
clergymen and educators.
Zionist Youth Commission, 381
Morning Session
Fourth Ave., New York 16, New
At the morning session, • which
York, or at the Zionist office in
will start at 10:30 o'clock, Dr.
Detroit, 1044 Penobscot Bldg.
Charles Haven Meyer, Minister
of the North Woodward Congre-
gational Church, will be the
chairman, and. Dr. Samuel H.
Goldenson, Rabbi of Temple
Emanu-El of New York, will lec-
ture, on "The Art of Living To-
gether—As a Jew Sees It."
A luncheon will be served by
Reports on. UJA Campaign,
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El at 12:15 p. m., in the social-
Scholarship Winners to
hall of Temple Beth El. Dr. :Tho- DR. JULIAN MORGENSTERN
Be Made Thursday
burn -T. Brumbaugh, executive
secretary of the Detroit Council
The Student Council of Bnai
of Churches, will preside • at' the
Brith' Hillel Foundation at the
luntheon session. There will: be
University of Michigan will
brief addresses' by Dr. 'Marshall'
meet next* Thursday evening to
IL Reed, Minister of Nardin Park'
lay plans for a number of events
Methodist Chprch; Dr. Frederick-
to take place during fire re-
Olert, Minister of the First
mainder of the semester. The
.Presbyterian Church; Dr. Paul G.
meeting was called by Stan
Wassenich, Minister of the East
Wallace, of Detroit, president of
Grand Boulevard Christia n'
the Student Council.
Church and vice-president of the
A report regarding the student
Detroit Pastors' Union.
United Jewish Appeal campaign
Purpose of Institutes
will be made by Henrietta Bro-
Dr. Julian Morgenstern, presi-
warsky of Lorain, 0., Audrey
dent of Hebrew Union eollege,
Rubenstein of Steubenville, 0.,
Cincinnati, will speak at 1:30 p.m.
co-chairmen of the student cart-
at the afternoon session, on
paign; and Elise Zeme of De-
"judeo, - Christian Sources of
troit, student director in charge
DvnoCratic Thought and Prac-
of the student drive. The student
Ube." Dean Kirk B. O'Ferrall of
campaign last year netted $1,600.
St. Paul's . Episcopal Church., will
DR. SAMUEL II. GOLDENSON It is expected that the amount
be the chairman.
this year will be the same, even
though there are less students
The original purpose in setting
on the University of Michigan's
up the Temple Beth *El Institutes
Campus.
provided that "they will endeavor
At the meeting, announce-
to Cultivate a better understand-
ments will be made of winners
ing of Judaism in the relationship
of three scholarships awarded by
to Christianity through a study
of their , common historical roots On Tuesday, at 8:30 p. m., Pisgah Women's Auxiliary Bnai
arid religious traditions. The pro- Bnai Brith Business and Profes- Brith of Detroit in co-operation
grams of the Institutes are sug- sional Women will hold an open with the Women's Auxiliary of
gested by a number of interested meeting at the new Louis Mar- District Grand LOdge Number 6•
Plans will be made for the
Pl'otestant clergymen and will be shall Headquarters, 12233 Lin-
election of 15 members to the
conducted on an academic level wood.
Hillel Student Council to be
by noted Jewish scholars. The
John Demello, a native of Bra- chosen by proportional repre-
lectures of these scholars will be
zil,
now
associated
with
the
ex-
sentation on a date to be set
informative; helpful and inspira-
tional and will be in no sense port department of the Chrysler during the April 27 meeting.
Final plans will be made ,fOr
either controversial or apolo- Corporation, will speak on
"Peoples of South America." A other events which have been.
Vetic."
musical program will follow.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer, Rabbi Members and friends are in- scheduled, including:
Movie Night, Saturday, April
of Temple Beth El, will be among vited.
29; All-day Picnic, Sunday, April
the participants in the Institute
Mrs. Charles Makie, UN. 30; Hillel night program before
next Monday.
33705f is accepting reservations Flint Bnai Brith Lodge, Tues-
for the Mother's Day dinner to day, May 2; UJA campaign
East Side Bnai Brith
be given at the Wilshire Hotel m e e t i n g, Wednesday evening,
Tuesday, May 16..- Tickets are May 3, with Rabbi Jerome Folk-
To Hear Book Review
limited and should be reserved man of Grand Rapids as prin-
cipal speaker.
East Side Lodge Bnai Brith at the meeting on April 25.
1466 and the. Ladies Auxiliary
will. hold a joint meeting on
Monday, at 9 p. m., at Pillar
Temple, 14529 Kercheval.
Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen will
review Martin Slavin's latest
book, "Journey in the Dark."
Highest Altitude in Southern Michigan
Mrs. Frances Kollenberg will be
in charge of refreshments.
On Wamplers Lake in the Heart of
A delegation of men and wo-
men are planning to visit the
the Irish Hills. Recognized by au-
Red Cross Blood Bank during.
thorities as the Outstanding Camp
the Bnai Brith Blood Donor
drive, according to Mrs. Char-
in the Middle West.
lotte Davidson.

Student Council
of Hillel to Plan
Coming Events

Bnai Brith B & P
To Hear Brazilian

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Dr. Voss to Speak
In 'Detroit May 2

the Michigan Chapter of the
American Palestine Committee
under whose auspices this meet-
ing will be held, will preside.

Brief reports will be given at
the meeting on the sessions of
the National Conference on Pal-
estine held in Washington by the
two Michigan delegates, Mayor
Edward J. Jefferies and Dr.
Dr. Carl Hermann Voss of New David D. Henry, executive vice-
York, extension secretary of the president of Wayne University.
Church Peace Union and the
World Alliance for International
Friendship Through the Churches,
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Judge Picard, Mayor Jeff-
ries, Dr. Henry on Program
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Mrs. Roosetelt
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Of Congress Women

MAYOR JEFFERIES

Christian. Council on Palestine,
will address a meeting of Chris-
tian friends of a Jewish Palestine,

The Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress will
hold its national convention at
Commodore Hotel, New York,
May 31 through June 2. The
highlight of the convention will
be the donor luncheon at which
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will —
be guest of honor.
Mrs. Max Dushkin, acting
president of the Detroit Worn-
en's Division, invites members
who expect to be in New York
at that time to attend. the con-
vention as delegates. For fur-
ther information call Mrs. Dush-
kin, TR. 2-5155.
Mrs. Benjamin Kohen, legisla-
tive chairman, urges members
to contact their Congressmen,
advising them of their attitudes
and. wishes concerning current
legislation. .
Under the leadership of Mrs.
Nathan Spevakow, the study
group continues to meet at the
home of its chairman, Mrs. David
Bernstien. The next meeting
takes place May 4. All mem-
bers are invited.
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tion of officers of the Detroit
Women's Division will take
place on May 10.

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