THE JEWISH NEWS
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Congregational Activities
Fram Continues
Lectures on Our
Foreign Policy
Cohen Elected Dr. Glazer Talks
On Bonsai Diary
President of Friday
Evening
Shaarey Zedek
Friday, April 28, 1944
Scholars Outline Democratic
Jude() Christian Principles
Institute on Judaism at Temple Beth El Attended by 150
Protestant Ministers; Dr. Morgenstern and
Dr. Goldenson Deliver Main Addresses
Temple Beth El's second annual Institute on Judaism,
held on Monday at the Temple, was attended by 150 Protes-
Beth El Holds Concluding tant clergymen who participated in the discussions and heard
S. Policy Toward Russia'
to Be 3rd Talk in Series
Harry M. Shulman Is Vice- Sabbath Eve Services; Last two scholarly addresses by Dr. Julian Morgenstern, president
of Hebrew Union College, and Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson of
Radio Sermon Sunday
Next Friday Night
President; M. H. Blumberg
Temple Emanu-El, New York.
Commended for Services
Speaking on "Judeo-Christians'
Rabbi Leon Fram will deliver,
At the Sabbath eve services
the third in a series of lectures
on the religious viewpoint on
our foreign policy, Friday night,
May 5, at 8:30, in the Lecture
Hall of the Detroit Institute of
Arts. The subject of the third
lecture will be "American
icy Toward Russia." Other titles
in the series will be "American
Policy Toward the British Em-
pire" and "What America Means
to the Little Peoples of the
World."
This Friday night, Rabbi Fram
delivers the second in the series
on the subject, "How Shall We
Treat Our Conquered Enemies—
Germany arid Japan?"
At the Friday night service
of May 5, Bruce Wayne, sor
of Dr. and Mrs. Morris - A.
Wayne, will celebrate his Lai-
Mitzvah. He will read - from the
Scroll of the Law and receive
the Rabbi's blessing.
Temple Israel announces that
its High School commencement
service will take place Friday
night, May 26, -and its Confr-
ma.:on service will take place
on the first night of the Feast of
Shevuoth, Saturday, May 27.
Elect Directors
Of Beth Yeitudall
On Sunday, May 14
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter,
president of Yeshivath Beth Ye-
hudah, announces that the an-
nual membership meeting of
Yeshivah Beth Yehudah, Dexter'
and Cortland, will take place
Sunday, May 14, at 2:30 p. m.,
when the board of directors for
1944-1945 will be elected.
YeShivah classes are held in
three different sections of the
city. At the main building on
Dexter and Cortland close to 300
students are given thorough re-
ligious education.
Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum, who
has been on the staff of the
Yeshivah for several years, was
chosen principal of the elemen-
tary department. Dr. Mandel-
baum, who received his education
at Wurtzburg Seminary under
the guidance of the late gaon
and scholar, Rabbi Baunaberger,
has been teaching for 20 years.
He holds a Ph. D degree in
mathematics and geophysics
from Hamburg University, and
contributes to scientific and Jew-
ish pedagogical magazines. He
wrote a series of text books for
Hebrew schools ("Orah Ve-
simha") which were widely used
in Europe.
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UAHC to Distribute
Marriage Certificates.
CINCINNATI — Rabbis affili-
ated with the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, Central
Conference of American Rabbis
and Hebrew Union College, have
received samples of the UAHC's
newly designed marriage certifi-
cates, to be presented by con-
gregations as gifts to members
who marry.
Planned by the Committee on
Ceremonies of the UAHC and
the CCAR and produced by the
UAHC, the certificates are being
distributed by the Commission.
on Synagogue Activities; in
charge of Rabbi Jacob D.
Schwarz.
Inscriptions on the certificate
are "I am my beloved's, and my
beloved is mine" from Song of
Songs 4:3 and "No man without
woman; no woman without man;
neither without God" from Mid-
rash Rabbah Genesis 8:8.
Fritz Kreisler is nibbling at a
$35,000 contract to fiddle in an
M-G-Musical. Strictly classical,
pf course.
Harry Cohen was elected pres-
ident„ of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek at the annual meeting
held on April 19.
Harry M. Shulman was chosen
vice-president; David S. Fried-,
of Temple Beth El this Friday
evening, at 8:15, Dr. B. Bene-
dict Glazer will discuss Stephan
Bonsai's confidential diary on
the last peace conference, "Un-
finished . Business". This will be
the closing Sabbath eve service
for the season.
Dr. Glazer will conclude his
radio broadcasts on the "Mes-
sage of Israel" hour this Sun-
day, April 30, speaking over
Station CKLW from 9 to 9:30
p. m., on the subject "Is There
Hope For A Better World?"
Rabbi Kahana Here
To Seek Funds for
United Aged Home
Rabbi Mordechai Kahana, dean
of Yeshiva College Chassam So-
fer in Palestine, - is visiting . De-
troit this - week in the interest
of the United Aged Home . of
Jerusalem.
Rabbi Kahana, who served for
two terms as a city counselor
HARRY COHEN
of Safed, Palestine, and a board
man, treasurer; Charles A. Smith, member of the Palestine Bnai
Brith, arrived in the United
secretary.
Morris H. Blumberg, the re- States recently to seek funds
tiring president, Isaac' Shetzer, for the maintenance of the 1Vlo-
Maurice H. •ackheim and Nor- shab Zekenim• home for the
aged.
Officers of the American Corn-
mittee for the . United Aged
Home of Jerusalem are: Rabbi
Joseph H. Lookstein, president;
Rabbi Jacob • Redelheirn, vice-
president; Rabbi Jacob L. Moin-
ester, secretary. The - United
Aged Home is endorsed by Or-
thOdox as well as Reformed
Rabbis, including Rabbi Abba
Hillel Silver of Cleveland.
Contributons also may be
mailed to the office of the Vaad
HaYeshivoth, 12219 Dexter Blvd,
Detroit 6.
Sources of Democratic_ Thought
and Practice," Dr. . Morgenstern
pointed out that the democratic
principles of Judaism, dissemi-
nated throughout the world by
Christianity, are mankind's ulti-
mate hope of freedom in a world
fighting against totalitarian
forces of paganisni. He stated
that "in this Judeo-Christian
principle of democracy is our
faith that the world will at last
find salvation." He added:-
"The Way of Life"
"Stemming from the democ-
racy of the nomadic desert clans,
where every man was the equal
of every other man and no man
had authority over another ex-
cept by common consent, the
democratic principles of Israel,
recurrently, fighting against to-.
talitarian influences, eventually
became, through the Prophets,
the way of life ordained for man
by God.
"The struggle is not yet finish-
ed. The issue is between two
ways of life — democracy, of
which Christianity and Judaism
are the champions, and totalitar-
ianism, which is the pagan way
of life.
"The Kingdom of God on earth
will be that time when all men
come to live the life that God
man M. Snider. -w e r e • elected
members of the board. - •
Mr. Blumberg was commend-
ed for the devotion with which .
he served the congregation . as
president for . the past three
years. .
Mr. Shulman' . and Dr. A. M.
Hershman were chosen to •repre-
sent the Shaarey Zedek at the
annual convention of the United
Synagogue of America, to be
held in Atlantic City, N. J., May
4-7.
that's the best •
way to describe
the brand new late
Spring and Sum-
mer Fashions just
in from the style
centers. See them
Prof. Ginzberg to Talk
at Hebrew Union College
Prof. Louis Ginzberg of the ,
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America will address the faculty,
students and friends of Hebrew
Union College next Tuesday, at
8:15 P. M.
Prof. Ginzberg, who received
the honorary degree of Doctor of
Hebrew Letters at HUC in 1943,
will speak on "Babylonian Jew-
ry at the Time of the Rise of ;-
the Talmud."
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of the three major faiths will
join in a special broadcast ob-
serving National Family Week
Monday, May 8 (NBC, 10:45-11
a. in., EWT). The observance
will emphasize the spiritual
foundations and resources of the
family and its need for religious
values.
A proclamation by President
Roosevelt has named May 7-14
National Family Week this. year.
Rabbi Sidney E. Goldstein,
chairman of the Jewish Institute
of Marriage and the Family, will
be one of the speakers.
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The morning session was
dressed by Dr. Goldenson who
declared that the war and uni- . -
versal conflict 7'fn arks the
failure of the - moralists and the
religionists in the most important
art of human life, the art of
living together. It is our failure
more than any one's else, for it
is our privilege to teach men how
to live together."
rf'5 COMMON SENSE
Family Week Radio
Program on May 8
HARRY M. SHULMAN
has ordained for mankind, the
democratic way of life."
War and the Moralists
Dr. Morgenstern spoke at the
afternoon session which followed
the luncheon and a morning
session.
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