Dr. Glazer's Death Mourned by U. S. Jewry

pervised their preparatory wont
for confirmation as educational
director before his departure for
Berkeley.

school services at Beth El on
ance and superstition and the Dr. Shmarya Kleinman, pres-
Saturday and Sunday morning.
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silliness of prejudice," Dr. ident of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council, in a message noted with the president of the Temple.
Friday,
May 23, 1952
said. "He also pos-
to view the procession as it
of
sessed the ingredient of a• the "tragic loss to Jewish lead- ; David Wilkes, the chairman
left the Temple for the Beth
the religious school committee,
ership
in
Detroit
and
in
the
El Memorial Park.
good heart, and he had a pas-
country." Affiliated Beth El !Ben Wilk-, and the religious
sion for righteousness. He
Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson, rab-
Fascinating and a
organizations are believed to school director, Dr. Norman
ONLY $3.73 . .
also possessed the ingredient
bi emeritus of Temple Emanu-El,
MUST for every tourist. Now on
be planning special memorial Drachler. participating.
sale at
of humor and he was able to
New York, delivered the eulogy
tributes, in addition to the
Rabbi Akselrad is returning
us. to a better life."
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in the Temple, in. addition to charm
Dr. Goldenson epsecially resolutions some of them al-
here for two weeks to complete
Israel Tourist Service-Israel Gift Shop
tributes by Rabbis Leon Fram
the training of confirmands for
lauded the deceased leader for ready have adopted and to the
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Abraham
M.
Hershman.
Se-
and
condolences expressed by their
the June 1 service, having so-
the deep interest he had
lections from the Psalms were
leaders.
A
special
tribute
was
taken in those who had men-
sung by the choir under the di-
paid to Dr. Glazer in a Jewish
tal difficulties.
rection of Jason Tickton, organ-
r Veteran's resolution.
a
fat, who. prior to the service. Pallbearers were David Wilkus. W
Many worthy causes are being
played liturgical and traditional president of the Temple, and
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remembered by Detroiters who
Jewish hymns, many of them the following past presidents:
For Boys and Girls 13 to 18 Years Old
are
honoring
Dr.
Glazer's
favorites of Dr. Glazer. includ- Justice Henry M. Butzel, Israel
memory.
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Hanavi,"
"Oifn
Himelhoch.
Dr.
Herbert
I.
Kallet,
,
JULY THROUGH AUGUST 17, 1952
ing "Eliyahu
to his
a-
Tributes were paid
P
Leonard T. Lewis, Nate S. . Sha-
Pripitchok" and others.
*13 Years Camping Experience
memory at special religious
* Hebrew Environment
Rabbi Sidney Akselrad, who pero and Melville S. Welt.
* Jewish Cultural Program
was Dr. Glazer's associate until Honorary pallbearers were the
* Sports, Arts, Crafts and Dramatics
he was called to his present pul- following officers and directors
* Mature Counselors
pit in Berkeley, Calif., Dr. Mau- of the Temple and its affiliated
* Qualified Instructors
rice Eisendrath, president of the organizations: Judge Charles C.
Detroit Registers
Union of American Hebrew Con- Simons, Sidney J. Allen. Lawr-
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MR.
MORRIS
SILVER
gregations, and Dr. Jacob Mar- ence J. Michelson. Irving I.
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cus, professor of history at He- Katz. Harry S. Grant, Harry A.
brew Union College, read appro- Hyman. Henry Levitt, Ralph A.
priate hymns. Mayer. Gilbert Michel. Meyer L.
At the committal service at Prentis. Arthur H. Rice. Leonard
N. Simons. Louis Tabashnik,
Beth El Memorial Park, the
eulogies were delivered by Leon S. Wayburn. Benjamin
27111 Annual Concert
Rabbis Leon I. Feuer of To- Wilk, Dr. Hilliard Goldstick,
DON FROHMAN
Karl
S.
Segal,
Jason
H.
Tickton,
lede, Julian B. Feibelman of
Dr. Norman Drachler, and the
Director
New Orleans and Levi A. (Han
With Assisting Artists
of Dallas, all classmates of following: Carl C. Adams, Dr.
Nathan
H.
Schlafer.
Chester
Dr. Glazer.
ZINOVI BISTRITZKY
was at Bandman, Pittsburgh: and Rab-
The flag at Beth El
Violinist
mast. Crowds began gather- his Morton M. Applebaum. Flint;
half
the Temple early Sunday Harry Es,srig, Grand Rapids;
And Noted Young Tenor
tug at
WILFRED B. DONER, PAUL
those at the Alfred L. Friedman. Lansing;
GEORGE RICHTER
FROHMAN
morning. Among
k
funeral service were Christian Frank F. Rosenthal, Jac son; P. BRODER and OSCAR GORE-
ministers, leading representa- Sanford E. Saperstein. Pontiac; LICK (from left), workers in the
Sunday Eve., May 25th, 8:30 p.m.
the Negro community Samuel Umen, Muskegon; Min-
tives of
arts and crafts division of the
whose cause Dr. Glazer eham- and Klein, Cincinnati.
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
Past presidents of the Temple Allied Jewish Campaign, are
pioned, nearly all of Detroit's
In a Program of
rabbis. Reform, Conservative Men's Club formed an honor striving toward a pledge-a-day
and Orthodox, many of the guard at the funeral and the from their prospects, to finish
Israeli, Yiddish, English and Operatic Music
Orthodox and Conservative can- ushers were officers and mem- their job. as their division has
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Dr. Glazer died Thursday gone well past the 50 per cent
public officials, including Acting
Mayor Louis Miriani, Governor morning. May 15. at his home. mark of their 1951 figure.
Williams. Senator Moody. Coon- 17606 Oak Drive. of a cerebral
cilmen. Judges, Police Commis- hemorrhage. He would have
sinner Boos, Former State Police been 50 in August. He was
Commissioner Don Leonard and named Temple Beth El's rabbi
less than 11 years ago. and was
many, many other notables.
elected rabbi for life last year
A most touching scene was
on his 25th anniversary in the
the entrance into the audi-
rabbinate. He was ordained at
torium, to occupy seats re-
Hebrew Union College, was a
served for them, by members
graduate of the University of
of the 1952 Temple Confirma-
tion Class, whom Dr. Glazer Cincinnati and received his
Ph.D. from the University of
was to dedicate to service to
Judaism on June 1. In his Pittsburgh.
His father, the Late Rabbi
eulogy. Dr. Goldenson made
Simon Glazer, was known for
reference to their presence
his scholarship and his leader-
and revealed that the con-
ship in the Zionist movement,
tirmands had asked for the
having been a leader in in-
privilege of paying this part-
spiring. the passage of the first
ing tribute to their teacher.
Congressional resolution in
Rabbi Fram, speaking for his
colleagues who participated in support of a Jewish National
Home in Palestine. Dr. Glazer
the service, pointed out that
words are inadequate to pay prided himself on his father's
achievements in behalf of the
honor to their departed friend
and added that the tributes are Zionist cause and spoke firmly
again Arab aggression. against
necessary only for the common-
of a sacred
ity in order to advance the Britain's betrayals
support of un-
ideals for which the departed trust and in
lived. He pointed out that when limited Jewish immigration to
he came here Dr. Glazer found Palestine. Since the establish-
had warmly
a community in many ways di- ment of Israel he
vided and that he had sue- ,upheld the hands of the state's
builders.
ceeded in creating unity. He
In recent years. Rabbi Glazer
referred to Dr. Glazer's advo-
cii.cy of the formation of a De- stood out as an authority in
troit Synagogue Council (Rabbi matters involving the health of
Glazer urged such a Council in mentally ill. As president of the
an article in The Jewish News Wayne County Chapter of Mich-
and his formation of the Insti- igan Society for Mental Hygiene,
tute on Judaism for the Chris- he campaigned for funds to be
tian Clergy and declared: allocated by the city to establish
Greatest choice of Power and Drives. The 11.0-h.p.
No OTHER low-priced car is so completely new,
He was not only the rabbi of an out-patient psychiatric clinic
V-8 is the not powerful engine in its field. The
101-h.p. Six, with free-turning overhead valves.
completely
modern
as
this
'52
Ford.
From
its
congregation;
he
was
the
at
Receiving
Hospital.
so
the
is the most modern Six. Take your choice of
leader of this community. He He was a vice-president of the
new curved one-piece windshield and stronger,
Fordornatic. Overdrive or Conventional.
gave dignity to the functions of Jewish Community Council and
longer body to its many, many hand-finished
religion here. He associated his served on the boards of many
Beautiful New Bodies offer widest choice of
details,
Ford
for
'52
speaks
"quality."
No
other
decor! Ford alone in the low-price field otTers
name with Aaron the Priest by local agencies. He was a leader
car has a finer, road-hugging ride than this new
different models . . in a selection of body.
being an Ohev Shaslom —a pur- in the inter-faith movement and
uphoL-4tery and color combinations that's the
traveled extensively with good-
Ford. No other car a more comfortable, curve-
suer and lover of peace. -
widest of all! And only Ford has hull-tight con-
Dr. Hershman said that will teams of Christians and
leveling ride. And this Ford parks like a dream
struction which seals out water, dual and draft..
"the entire community, not Jet:J.7s.
. . . is far easier to steer. You know what other
His addresses in behalf of the
riraloinatir. Oserdrire, white suit-iv-ill tire,
only Beth El, has sustained a
low-priced cars offer you. Now --Test Drive"
optional at .•.rt , a Cont. Equipriu-nt. a ereo,nce and
great loss in his death. He Allied Jewish Campaign and
brit/sort notice.
trtfrt .aliiert to chanty ,
truly
fine
car
in
the
low-prig
field.
the one
was a faithful laborer in the other causes always inspired to
vineyard of religion. He proved increased work and more liberal
equal to the difficult task he giving.
He is survived by his wife,
Come- in for
assumed here and had earned
Ada; two children. Stephanie,
Yoe can pay more ; ;
the love of his fellow men."
r. Goldenson spoke of the 11, and Mark. 3; his mother, Ida;
a "Test Drive"
but
yea can't by better!
brother,
Charles;
sisters,
Mrs.
.cent, affection and - sorrow a
t is mirrored in the tremend- David Schneer of New York and
tribute given Dr. Glazer by Mrs. Sidney Goldberg of Newark,
,.
thousands of all faiths, by N.J.
Moving tributes to his memory
*plc of all walks of life, of
ery social stratum. He praised were paid in leading editorials.
Detroit newspapers.
the spiritual leadership of his in all
Many local organizations
former associate and described
adopted resolutions at their
his personality gifts which made
meetings expressing sorrow
Wm beloved by all.
Glazer.
osier the passing -;, of Dr.
.
"He was able to dispel ignor-
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