i 8—THE JEWISH NEWS
Fridays November 29, 1952

Kaufman .Elected
.11VB Midmost 17-11

At the recent
conf erence of
the Midwest
Section of the
Jewish Welfare
Board in Co-
lumbus, 0., Os-
car Kaufman
was elected one
of the vice-
presidents, Mr.
Kaufman is a
vice - president
, the Detroit
City Bank and
is a commis-
sioner of the
Huron - Clinton
Metropolitan
Authority.

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Impressive Ceremonies Mark
Dedication of U. of M. Hillel

An impressive gathering of dis-
tinguished national leaders, to-
gether with Bnai Brith and
other leaders from the entire
state, participated in the dedi-
cation of the University of Mich-
igan Hillel Foundation building,
at 1429 Hill St., Ann Arbor, last
Sunday afternoon.
Hundreds of people toured
the attractive U-shaped mod-
ern structure and attended
the two-hour program which
officially marked the opening
of the building. The building,
one of the most beautiful on
the campus, houses a lounge,
music room, large and auxili-
ary chapels, two large recrea-
tion rooms, an arts and crafts
room, a photography lab, Sun-
- day School and study rooms
and administrative offices.
Beth Israel Community Cen-
ter of Ann Arbor shares the
bthlding's facilities with the
Foundation.
At the dedication ceremonies,
Osias Zwerdling, president of the
Michigan Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation and of the Beth
Israel Center, who was honored
by many speakers for his. devo-
tion to Jewish causes which has
kept alive the Hillel Foundation
iclew on the • Ann Arbor campus,
expressed pride in the fact that
Sc, children attend the center's
Sunday School and that many
children also attend Hebrew
classes there.
Mr. Zwerdling- stated that
Ypsilanti Jewry and Jews in
smaller communities in Wash-
tenaw County shared respon-
sibility for the classes and
activities conducted in the
new Hillel Center.
Appeals were made by Mr.
Zwerdling, Rabbi Herschel Ly-
mon, director of the U. of M.
Foundation, Louis H. Scho-
stak, secretary of the Michigan
Foundation, and others, for the

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Contract bridge enthusiasts
Advanced players may enrol(
will have an opportunity t o i n another 15-session course,
brush up on the fundamentals where emphasis will be • on play
speedy payment of the out- of the game or to participate
standing indebtednesS of $170,- in duplicate bridge tournaments and interpretation, with dupli-
000 still remaining on the build- in new classes being sponsored cate tournament play. This
ing. The complete cost of the by the Jewish Community Cen- course will begin at 8 p.m.,
Thursday, also at the Davison
structure approximates $450,- ter.
Branch.
000.
Beginners' instruction will be
Both classes will be led by
'In the principal address of the given in 15 weekly sessions, be-
afternoon, Dr. Abraham L. Sac- ginning at 8 p.m., Tuesday at Winifred Malchie, tournament
har, president of Brandeis Uni- the Davison Branch. The course player and member of the
versity and chairman of the Na- will include the fundamentals Knickerbocker Bridge Club.
tional Hillel Commission, praised of the Goren point system of Those interested in either bridge
class are invited to call Marvin
-Rabbi Lymon for his devoted play.
Schpeiser, TR. 5-8450.
services to Hillel.
Dr.. Sachar said he would
Israel,
"when
Jewish
life
reach-
rather have such a building,
ed a new peak of .intensity."
to serve as disseminator of
To meet the new challenge,
Jewish knowledge and ideals,
Rabbi Lelyveld said, Hillell must
than spend 10 times as much
now build a program "rich and
for apologetics. He declared
1' k.
that it is very important that. creative enough to match the
distinction a n d, beauty of our
the Hillel program be brought
NEWLY COMPLETED
new buildings in which we take
today to 'young people '"who
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such
pride."
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have no control of their des-
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tiny." He outlined the import-
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ance.of bringing to the youth"
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"the spiritual quotient," a re-
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newed religious faith, to over-
g
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come the restlessness created
by the problenis of our time.
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In his message to the gather-
ing which filled the auditorium
as well as all the other large
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halls in the building to which
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the speakers' addresses were
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broadcast, Rabbi Lymon review-
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ed the difficulties -that preceded
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the attainment of the goal of
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building the Hillel structure and
ABE DEFTER
urged encouragement in . the
Managing Director
vital program of services to the
Jewish students.
Other participants in the pro-
gram included Dr. Charles E.
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EELS
MIAMI BEACH
Odergaar, dean of the literary
itios4NE
college, who represented U. of
M. President Harlan H. Hatch-
er ; Fred Kapetansky„ 'president,
"The Garden Hotel" .
Hillel Student Council; Philip
H. Mitchell, president Bnai
CONGENIAL
Brith District 6; Mrs. Harry
SPACIOUS
Yampol, president Women's
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Charles Solovich, past president
artiel
of Women's District 6; Rabbi Ar-
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director, and Prof. William Ha-
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ber, who introduced Dr.. Sachar.
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Miss Joy Whitman, of the U. of
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M. school of music, accompanied
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Harry Yudkoff, past presi-
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opened the program and in-
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taxies in the gathering and
the leaders in efforts to build
the new structure and to
raise funds for it. Ben Paul
Brasley, of Pittsburgh, a U. of
M. 1906 graduate, who gave
the initial $50,000 towards the
t oN
building fund, said he consid-
ered his share in the building,
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the greatest single act in his
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Hillel Commission held during
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the week-end that coincided
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building, Rabbi Lelyveld pre-
sented a budget- of $202,300 to
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operate the 207 Hillel Founda-
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tions in the U. S., Canada and
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Israel during 1953. He announ-
ced that the Foundations now
own 41 buildings valuethat $3,-
For a "Different" kind of
422,850, with three additional
buildings now under construc-
Family Vacation
tion.
The main challenge which
Jewish religious workers on the
college campus are facing in
1952 is not the challenge of
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young Jews seeking to escape
their Jewishness, as was the case
Miami Beach, Florida
in the twenties, but of young
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Lelyveld said.
filtered swimming pool, shuffleboard and badminton
He described what he called
courts, patio sun decks (all right on the beautiful
the "third era" in contemporary
grounds) children's pool and playground ... that's
history and in Hillel history
your "vacation-home away from home" . .
which began in 1948. With Hit-
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lerism routed, the D.P. camps
emptied and the state of Israel
an accomplished fact, he de-
clared, "both young people and
adults began to wonder what
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Jewish loyalties."
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He said this contrasts with the
"first period" halted by the rise
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in a "terrifying hemorrhage" for
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physical extermination, the ef-
fort to rescue our brethern in
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