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Dr. Bettan Opens
Judaism Institute
At Temple Beth El

Redstone Designs Architectural Plans for New

Multipurpose Center of Flint's Temple Beth El

Rabbi Morton M. Applebaum of Temple Betl,
E, Flint, Mich., announced plans for construction
of a new multipurpose center.
The new structure, designed by Louis G. Red-
stone, architect, will • be of brick and stone finish
and will stand on a plot of five and a fifth acres
at Ballenger Highway and Beecher Road, Flint,
directly opposite the site for the proposed Wo-
men's Hospital.
The building will include a chapel with a seating
capacity of 200 persons. This will be joined, at
the rear, with an assembly hall equipped for stage
performances and seating 500. Thus it will be
possible for 700 persons to attend one gathering.
in addition to the two assembly halls, there will

Family Gives Torah
To Honor Memory
Of Late Ezreal Kazdan

Mrs. Rose Kazdan, widow of
the late Ezreal Kazdan, and her
children, Mrs. Harry Sturman,
Samuel, Dr. Morris, Herman and
Dr. Louis Kazdan, will present a
Sefer Torah in memory of their
husband and father to Beth
Shmuel Synagogue, at a cere-
mony at 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30.
The procession, in which the
Torah will be carried to the syna-
gogue, at Dexter and Buena
Vista, will begin from Mrs. Stur-
man's home at 3042 Sturtevant.

Dr. Israel Bettan of the Hebrew-
Union College faculty will open
the annual Institute of Judaism,
sponsored by the .,„„,„ . .
Beth El Men's
Club, at 8 p.m
Tuesday, Jan. 25
in the Brown .
Memorial Chap-
el at the Tem-
ple.
The Institute
offers two out-
standing lectures
on Judaism each
Dr. Bettan
year. The second
in the 1949 serieswill be, Feb. 22,
when Dr. Julius Gordon of St.
Louis will be the speaker.
A graduate of the University
of Cincinnati and HUC, Dr. Bet-
tan headed a Reform congrega-
tion in West Virginia and served
as a chaplain in World War I be-
fore joining the • faculty at the
Reform rabbinical institution.
All members of the Men's Club,
their families and friends are in
vited to attend the Institute. A
social hour will follow the ses-
sion.

dergarten room, the rabbi's study and offices.
be a gymnasium, library, nine classrooms and kin-
, The grounds are to be landscaped and will in-
clude a large parking lot and playground. Work
is to be started in March, and the congregation
expects to hold services there next autumn.
Temple Beth El was organized in 1927 with the
late Maurice F. Rosenbloom as first president of
the group. Ellis H. Warren, present president, is
the sixth in line, and also was the second.
The building committee includes Martin Gordon
and Dr. Max Hart, co-chairmen; and Rabbi Apple-
baum, who came to Flint in 1943. His congrega-
tion now includes 400 adults and 120 children, and
has doubled during Mr. Applebaum's tenure.

Shaarey Zeclek Men's
Club Social, Jan. 26

The Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek is varying its program
with a social evening on Wed-
nesday, Jan. 26, at the synagogue.
This evening, 'under the co-
chairmanship of Jack Warner and
Beri M. Lewis, will feature three
movie s, totalling an hour's
showing: "The Life of Henrietta
Zold", Assignment, Tel Aviv"
and "These Are People." Bagel
and lox refreshments will be
served.

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Friday, January 21, 1949

Temple Israel Groups
Sponsor Third Annual
Dinner-Dance Feb. 12

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The third annual dinner-dance
sponsored jointly by the Sister-
hood of Temple Israel and the
Men's Club will be held Feb. 12
at the Hotel Statler.
Phil Brestoff and his orchestra
will provide music for dancing.
An added attraction will be a
floor show. Tickets may be ob-
tained from members of the
committee or at the Temple
office.
Mrs. Arthur J. Hass and Bar-
Mayor to Speak at
ney .Barnett are chairmen of the
Yeshivah Graduation
dance committee. They are as-
State Parole Chairman
sisted by Mrs. Morton Snyder
Beth Yehudah Day. School an- and Arthur Weber, ticket' chair-
To Speak Friday Night.
nounces that six students will be men, Mesdames David Keywell,
At Bnai David Program graduated at exercises at the Ye- RObert Rosen, Harry Pliskow,-
shivah, Dexter and Cortland, at Albert Jaco, William Greenberg,
John Eliason, chairman, Mich- 2 p.m. Sunday,
Dan Krouse, Benjamin Merkle,
igan State Parole Board, will be Jan. 30. Mayor
Arthur Weber, Charles Aller,
guest speaker at the Friday night Eugene Van
Irving Sinall and Messrs. Jack
gathering at Cong. Bnai David, Antwerp will be
Levy, Harry Pliskow and Irving
Elmhurst at 14th, at 8:15 p.m. principal speak-
Levy.
Friday, Jan. 21.
er.
Eliason is president of the Bnai
Last year, in
Brith lodge in 'Lansing, president conjunction with •
oh El Boy Scouts
of the Men's Club of Cong. the annual Beth
Win Community Award
Shaarey Zedek in Lansing, and Yehudah p a t -
is a member of the board of trus- ron's affair, the
For New Membership
tees of that synagogue. He is also Mayor evinced
state chairman of the Bnai Brith interest in the Van Antwerp
Boy Scout, Commissioner Max-
Anti-Defamation League. He will work of the school and wrote a well M.
Lowe of the north
speak on. the subject, "The Mak- warm- letter of greeting to Rabbi Woodward
community staff • has
ing of a Criminal."
M. J. -Wohlgelernter, Yeshivah announced that Tefnple Beth El
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will in- president, in the 1948 Year Book.
Scout Troop 76 has won _ere
troduce the speaker, Cantor Hy-
A business meeting will fol- community award in the recent
man Adler and the choir, under low the Mayor's address at 3
the direction of Harry Siegel, p.m. Members and contributors invite-:a-boy campaign, in cora-
petition with 19 other troops
will be in charge of the musical are invited.
in the community.
portion of the program.
The campaign was conducted
A brief service will be followed
by the main address, and an Bnai Moshe. Begins New by the Detroit Area 'Council to
stimulate membership in scout-
Oneg Shabbat in the social hall. Series of Adult Classes
ing. Troop 76 had a net member-
ship increase of 166 per cent to
Yeshivah University Ready
A new course designed for
To Open Medical School in 1952 those aspiring to active partici- win the award. As a result of the
NEW YORK (JTA)—Yeshivah pation in Jewish life and for Jew- excellent membership work done
University is prepared to open ish leadership will begin at by the adult leaders, Scout-
its proposed medical school in Bnai Moshe Monday, Jan. 24, at master Sidney L. Cohen; troop
1952, it was revealed at. a dinner 11 a.m., for women and at 8 p.m. committee qh.airman, Harold M.
marking the 20th anniversary of for men and women. This course Shapero, and Arthur R. Rice,
the founding of the University's Will continue for a period of eight president of the Men's Club,
College of Liberal Arts and weeks, under the direction of which sponsors the troop, will
receive desk flag set awards.
Sciences. It was estimated that Rabbi Moses Lehrman.
a sum of $6,000,000 would be
A course in beginners' Hebrew
Plans are being made for a
needed to bring the new school also will be offered, after the Court of Honor to be held Wed-
into existence.
leadership course.
nesday, Feb. 9, 1949, in the
Brown Memorial Chapel, at
Which Art Henry, district four
scout executive, will present the
awards. Advancement awards
TEMPLE BETH EL, Woodward at Gladstone: Sabbath eve services will be made to the • Scouts,
at 8:15 p.m., Friday, Jan..21. Dr. . Benedict Glazer will preach movies will be shown and re-
on "God and the American People.,"
freshments will be served. Par-
NORTHWEST HEBREW CONG., Curtis at Santa Rosa: Late Sabbath ents, friends and the public are
eve services at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21. Rabbi Jacob E. Segal invited.
will preach on "If You Were Given Only One Wish." Saturday
Boys between 11 and 13 are
morning, services at 9; junior cong., 9:30.
invited to attend a meeting of
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CONG. BNAI MOSHE, Dexter at Lawrence: Late Sabbath eve serv- Troop 76 any Wednesday eve-
ice at 8:15 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21. Rabbi Moses Lehrman will ning at 7:30 p.m. at the Temple.
preach on "What Price Justice?" Regular Sabbath services, 4:45
pin., 9 a.m., Saturday. Week-day services, 7:15 a.m., 5 p.m.
MORGAN J. O'CONNOR has
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CONG. NM DAVID, Elfnhurst at 14th: Services at 5:15 p.m; Friday, been named public relations di-.
Jan. 21. At Sabbath morning worship at 9 a.m. Saturday, Rabbi rector of the Community Chest,
Joshua Sperka_ will preach On "Rays of Redemption." Tommy succeeding Mrs. Trudie Sarasohn
Light, son of Mr. and Mrs: -Harry -Light, 2953 Elmhurst, will who recently moved to New York.
York.
celebrate his Bar Mitzvah.

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Services in Our Synagogues

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Rabbi Frani to Interpret
Human Rights Document;
Laymen Conduct Service

Delivering the second in' his
series' of talks on "Three aiTorld
Changing Documents", Rabbi
Leon. Fram will devote his ser-
mon Friday, Jan. 28, to an inter-
pretation of "The Universal Dec-
laration on Human Rights of the
United Nations".
Rabbi Pram announces th,at
during FebrUary, Temple Israel
will devote its Sabbath eve ser-
vices to the celebration of Boy
Scout Sabbath _ , Race Relations
Sabbath and Brotherhood Sab-
bath.-
Friday night, Jan. 21, at 8:30,
will be the seventh annual lay-
men's service conducted by the
Men's Club of Temple Israel.
Charles Aller, past president, will
present as his sermon "A Faith
to Suit Yourself."
Participants in this service will
be: William P. Greenberg, Dr.
Mauride J. Kimelman, Irving A,
Levy, Nathaniel Pernick, Morris
W. Stein, Rabbi Leon Fram, Can-
ter Robert Tulman and Organist
Karl Haas. Following the ser-
vice, there will be a social hour
sponsored by the Men's Club.

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establishment of an . „Annual
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tion towards the fostering of bet-
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