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THE JEWISH .NEWS

Friday, November 14, 1947

Shaarey Zedek to Open Institute
Of Jewish Studies: Next Tuesday

Congregational News

haarey Zedek's
Laymen's Institute
Concludes Sunday

Eternal Light Offers
Biographical Script

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"The Oath of Hippocrates," a
radio play by Morton Wishen-
grad, will be presented on the
Eternal Light program at 8 a.m.
-The annual Laymen's Institute, Sunday, Nov: 16, on station WWJ.
, an adaptation of
ponsored by the Shaarey. Zedek The scriptis
Parsone- "Trail to
%lien's Club, continues this week- Robert P.
Light," a biography of Dr. Joseph
Goldberger, discoverer of the
cure for pellagra.
, Upon entering the private prac-
tice of medicine, Dr. Goldberger
found 'himself unable to send bills
to sick people. Anxious to return
to the miscroscope, he joined the
United States Public Health . Ser-
vice in 1899 and remained there
until his death in 1929.

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Church Council Urges
Coopertion of All Faiths

NEW YORK. - (JTA)—Calling•
for increased cooperation among
all religious faiths in solving
problems of common concern, Dr.
Samuel McCrea Cavert, general
secretary of the Federal Council
of the Churches of Christ in
America, urged that Catholics,
Protestants and Jews join their
efforts on several levels. Dr. Ca-
vert spoke to more than 200 ,min-
isters and educators of all faiths
at an opening meeting of the In-
stitute for Religious and Social
Studies.

MORRIS KARBAL
end with Sabbath_services, study
sessions Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon, and a dinner
meeting Sunday night.
Rabbi Morris. Adler will preach
the sermon at lath , Friday eve-
ning services at 8:15 at the syna-
gogue, and Rabbi Henry Fisher
of Chicago, a member of the
Board of Overseers of the Jewish
Theological Seminary, will preach
at Sabbath morning services at
9 o'clock Saturday.
Dr. Leon J. Liebrich, rabbi of 0.
Adath -Israel Cong. in .Trenton,
N j„ Will speak on `-`The. Prophet
eremiah'' at 8 p. m. Saturday,
fbllowed by Rabbi Fisher's talk
"The Jewish Way of Life. The
'two subjects will be continued at
Sessions from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Sunday.
Rabbi Adler, and the tw-p guest
rabbis, *.11, speak at the conclud- "
ing din:net' at 8:30 p: -rn.' Sunday.
`Norman Snider is chairman of ;.
the Institute this year, with Mor- I'
Iris Karbal,. - Dr; Morris' .Burstein,
Dr. Harry., Puratein and Ben • S.
idlow co-cliairrinen:..Albert Green
' president of the Men's. Club.

Beth Aaron Donor
Set for This Tuesday

The last open meeting and •
rally before the annual donor
hincheon of the Beth Aaron
Sisterhood will be held at 8:30
p. m. this Monday at the syna-
gOgue. Mrs. Sam Schneider,
program chairman, urges all
members and friends to attend.
Refreshments will be served by
social chairmen Mrs. Florence
Levin and Mrs. Calman Fried-
man..
The donor luncheon will take
place Tuesday, Nov. 18, at - the
Bel Aire Terrace. Last minute
reservations can ?e made by call-
ing Mrs: Milton, Harris, luncheon
chairman, UN. 3-8532.

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Bnai David Ayin Yaakov
Society Elects Officers

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NEW YORK, (JTA)—"The
est United States-proposal for the
solution of the Palestine problem
is a most logical one," Rabbi Wolf
,Gold, chairman of the executive
of the World Mizrachi Organiza-
tion, told 500 delegates attending
an extraordinary conference of
the American Mizrachi. He warn-
ed, however, that Britain may
sabotage the plan by insisting
that the Arabs must consent be-
fort the British agree to the
proposition.
Leon Gellman, president of the
organization, pointed out that the
'Miziachi has been against parti.:
tion since it was first proposed
in 1937, but added that it was
necessary to • accept partition at
this time because "we have no
alternative ' He urged accept-
ance of a $2,000,000 budget, three-
fourths of which would be de
voted to work in Palestine and
the remaining portion to. • over-
'seas rescue work.
The delegateS • adopted resolu-
tions calling for an early solu
tion of - the Palestine problem by
the UN, inclusion of the Jewish
part• of Jerusalem in the ' pro-
jected Jewish state, and 'appeal-
ed to the Jewish. community in
Palestine to maintain ,. internal
peace.
Gedaliah Bublick, member of
the political advisory committee
of the Jewish AgencY and honor-
ary president of ,•he Mizrachi
Organization of America,- told the
conference that '``the • Russian
formula for implementing • the
partition proposal is a far more
practical one in a certain sense
than is that of the United States."
there 'is no conceivable reason,
he remarked, wily the United
States and . Russia cannot arrive
at a "working agreement for

instructor of a course in Bible.
Key passages will be interpreted
from the point of view of their
- relevance to modern living.
An elementary course in Yith
dish for those desiring to' read
and write. that: language is being
given for the first time.
The courses. will be offered
every Tuesday evening from 8
to 9 ...o'clock. The hour from 9
to 10 p.m. will be devoted to a
general lecture, discussion and
experimental course entitled
"Achieving Greater Effectiveness
in Jewish . Living."
Rabbi Morris Adler will seek
to enable . the group, by actual
experience, displaSis, recitals and
through invited guest speakers
to heighten their appreciation of
Jewish. values and to derive
greater satisfaction frbm Jewish
activities.
Members of. the Community
are invited to ,register by tele-
phoning the synagogue office,,TY,
SEE ADDITIONAL CON-
GREGATIONAL NEWS. P, 10 4-6200.

The opening of the Shaarey
Zedek Adult Institute of Jewish
Studies will take place on Tues-
day evening, Nov. 18. The Insti-
tute plans a series of 20 Tuesday
evenings during which courses
will be given in basic JeWish
subjects. It is open to all men
and women of the community.
The general theme for this
year's Institute is "Preparing For
More Effective' Jewish Living."
There are three courses in He-
brew for students of varying
backgrounds: A beginner's course,
"Getting Acquainted With He-
brew"; an intermediate course,
"Attaining Greater Familiarity";
an advanced course; "At Home
in ' HebreW," in which modern
Hebrew literature will be read
and discussed.
Rabbi Irwin Gordon, director
of the Hillel Foundation at
Wayne University, will be the:

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