Congreg tionai

illizrachi, Vaad Harabonim Arrange
lernorial Program for Rabbi Berlin

Mizrachi Organization of be-
roit and the local Vaad Hara-
onim, the Rabbinical Counci,l,
ill sponsor a memorial meeting
or the late Rabbi Meyer Berlin.
(Bar-IIan), at 8:30 p.m. Monday,

I Wry. He lived in Israel for
most of that period, aiding and
inspiring the settlers in their
effort to rebuild the Jewish
State.
The school system he founded
is -one. of the finest in -
Rabbi Bar-Ilan was responsible
for the creation of the Mosad
Kook, which has produced some
Of the finest religous works in
recent years. He was beloved
and respected by all segments of
Jewry in Israel, and his advice
often was sought by the heads
of the government.
Rabbi Avigdor Cyperstein, di-
rector of the Institute for Ad-
vanced Rabbinic Studies at the
Yeshiva •University, one of the
leading personalities in t h e
American, Rabbinate,. deliver
RABBI AVIGDOR CYPERSTEIN the. memorial 'address. -
Cantor David Katzman, of
Bnai Moshe, render the
May 23, at the Beth Shtuuel
,
synagogue; Dexter at Buena Mole, Rabbi MoseS Pisther will
•
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speak in behalf of the Vaad
Rabbi_ Bar-Ilan was president Harabonim. . The entire Jewish
of the Wbrld Mizrachi move- community is invited to par-
ment for a quarter of a cen- ticipate.

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Students to Get Certificates
At Shaarey Zedek Exercises, Ma,- 20

prtridel. Cong. S.haarey Zedek,
Twelfth grade commencement man,
aettkvai.,1
t ien;;eiii
xercises of the • Cong. Shaarey
follow_
hour
edek Religious School will be I
THE GRADUATES
eld at 8:15 p.m. Friday, May
Fern Judith Aaron, Irving
0, • it is announced by Joseph
brahams, executive director. Herman Baron, Lenore Bern-
hirty students will be awarded stein, Pearl Berry,- Avram Char-
lip, Melvin Lee Dubrinsky, Joan
raduation- certificates.
Marilyn Fried, Alice Jean Harris,
The following program will be Judith Heyman, Gail Rose Hy-
resented, in the main audito- man, Constance . Faye Karbal,
1U.IITI:
Sidney Klaus; Marilyn Joyce
Processional. Graduates: Bo-ruchim Ha- Krause,.-Susanne Charlotte Las
im, Cantor Ja.:ob H. Sonenklar: Open-
rig Prayer. Leonard Samuel Sandweiss: sere Lillian Leiderman, Herbert
ritiay Evening Service, Cantor Sonenklar Israel Lefkofsky, Rosalind Shir-
nd-; Choir: Responsive Reading, Rosifind
hirley Levitt: Class "Valedictorian,. Sus- ley Levitt, 'Barbara Mandell,
nne Charlotte Laser: Toras Encies, Grad- Roselyn Margolis,Jeanette New-
ates; Sermon, Rabbi Morris Adler: Re-
man, Ilene Frances . Resslere, Da-
naL. -Graduates.
vid Robinson,. Davida Robinson,
OGRAM IN THE SOCIAL HALL
Sehotom Aleicheni. Audience and Choir:
Sharon Robinson, Leonard -Sam-
ntriductory remarks, Charles RIthi rt er
icepresident, Cong. Shaarey Zedek: Shit' uel Sandweiss, Adrienne Shufro,
a-negev. graduates: Class history; Her- B. Lionel Silvarman. Dolores
nt ,Israel Lefkofsky.
Ematai: Chou M'ehol Hahora. Choir Evelyn Silver, Phyllis Sloan,
nd - Dan Frohman: Presentation of class Beverly Weiner.
Melvin Lee -Dubrinsky: AcceP-

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ance by an 11-A. Selma Arkin: Presen-
ation. of Class Gift. Gail Rose HYraman:
Acceptance, Harry M. Sb-ulman. president,
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Award. National Federation of Men's
Clubs. Abraham Satovsky, president. Men's.
lub: Award. Kiddush Cups, Dr. Harry S.
urstein: Shir Ha-noar, graduates; Pre-
sentation of Diplonias, Harry M. Shut-

Ordain Two Detroiters
In: Chicago, June 8

Morris Camenet%ky and Wil-
liam Gold of Detroit are among
the graduates who will be or-
d ined Rabbis at the Hebrew
eological College in Chicago
on June 8. Rabbi Gold has been
assigned to the pulpit of the
High Point Hebrew Congrega-
tion in North Carolina.

Johnathan Green Trial'
Eternal Light Feature

1

"The T.r i a I of Jonathan
Ci-reen," a radio dramatization
by Sylvia Berger inspired by the
report of the President's Coin-
mission of Higher 'Education,
'wig be the-next feature preset=
tation of the Eternal Light: -

S ermeeo-

Sabbath Leagues Sets
Wednesday. May 25,
For Annual Meeting

The Women's League' for Sab-
bath Observance invites all Jew-
ish women to be its guests at
an annual uncheon meeting and
symposium on the subject, "The
Place of Woman in Jewish Life,"
at 12:30 Wednesday, May 25, at
Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dex-
ter and Lawrence.
Speakers will be Mrs. ,Moses
Lehrman, who will speak on
"The Jewish Woman in the Jew-
ish Past"; Mrs. Max J. Wohlge-
lernter, who Will speak on "The
Jewish Woman in Israel Today";
and Mrs. Zelda Rosenthal Sel-
man, who will speak on "The,
JeWish Woinan on the American.
Scene."
There is no charge for admis-
sion. Mrs. Joshua Sperka will
preside.

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divities

M. W. Zack's Gift Helps
Reduce Yeshivah Deficit

A gift from Morris W. ,Zack,.
will pay the operating deficit of
the Beth Yehudah schools for
an entire day, it was announced
this week by the Yeshivah presi-
dent, Rabbi M..
J. Wohlglernter.
Long-time
supporter of the
Yeshivah, Mr.
Zack is a mem-
ber of the board
of directors,
and chairman of
the budget
committee. This
gift does not
represent his
an 1 y contribu- M. W. Zack k
tion to Detroit's center of Jewish-
and-general education. He has
made many' other gifts in the
past of both time and money.
"I feel the Yeshiva is a vital
part of the American scene,"
says Mr Zack. "It gives young
people a chance to inherit the
four-thousand-year tradition of
Israel, and at the same time it
gives them a contemporary
background."

Bnai Moshe Sisterhood.
Plans Israel Program

The Sisterhood Congregation
anal Moshe will conclude its
year's activities with a program
on. Monday afternoon, June la.
Mrs. David Krause, president,
announces that. Robert St. John's
"Shalom Means Peace" will be
reviewed by Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man. Moe Kesner Will sing Israeli
songs. Miss Vivian. Kozenn and
IZFA members will present a
program of Palestinian dances.
A subscription luncheon will
precede the meeting. Mrs_ .Eu-
gene Weiss is in charge of arm
rang ern en ts.

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York has charged that greed
of those selling Kosher food was
as responsible for violation of
dietary laws in American life as.
Jewish indifference to Kashrut.
Spiritual leader of the East
Midwood Jewish Center, said "on
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