Shaarey Zedek Leaders Plan Seminary Fund-Raising
Leading the current campaign for funds for
the Jewish Theological Seminary are these
members of the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club
seminary committee: seated, left to right, I
Murray Jacobs, Edward Robinson, chairman;
Carl Schiller, president of the Men's Club;
Dr. Albert J. Altman, co-chairman; William
Nadler and Ben S. Sidlow. Standing are Leo
Weiner, Max Borin, Dr. Davis A. Benson, Dr.
Lipkin and Rabin
To Open. Temple Israel's
Third Artists Series
Two musicians whom critics
have acclaimed as uppermost in
the field of young concert stars
will open the third annual Ar-
tists Series of Temple Israel.
Detroit-born pianist Seymour
Lipkin and young violin virtu-
oso Michael Rabin will share the
Temple Israel rostrum this Sun-
day when they present a full
concert program.
Lipkin, who is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, of 17599
Greenlawn, will be making _his
first appearance in Detroit in a
number of years. Since last play-
ing here, Lipkin has concertized
in a number of cities where
critics have widely acclaimed his
ability in glowing terms.
His most recent concert, held
last month at Town Hall in New
York was received by New York
Times music critic Olin Downes
with ". . Had a remarkable suc-
cess ... musicianship, authority
and a sense of symphonic pro
portion, abundant virtuosity and
fire. He made the piano sing as
lyrically as he made it roar and
declaim."
Michael Rabin made his re-
cital debut in 1950 in New York's
Carnegie. Hall, and was engaged
fpllowing this by Dimitri Mitro-
p o u 1 i s, conductor of the New
York Philharmonic, and George
Lipkin
Rabin
Szell, of the Cleveland S y m -
phony:
. A Herald Tribune music critic
wrote of a recent concert
in New York: ". . There is no
doubt that Michael Rabin is
among the elite . . . His work
everywhere revealed a poise and
sensitivity that told of maturity
far beyond his years."
The Artists Series, sponsored
jointly by Temple Israel's Sis-
t e r h o o d and Men's Club, will
bring Robert Merrill, baritone
cf. the Metropolitan Opera Com-
pany here on March 7 to com-
plete the series.
Tickets are available by call-
ing the temple office, UN. 3-7769.
PTA Group to Screen
Moishe Oysher Film
"The Singing Blacksmith," a
Yiddish movie with English
titles, featuring Moishe Oysher,
will be screened in the United
Jewish Folk Schools auditorium
at 9 p.m., Thursday.
The movie is being presented
by the School's PTA group as a
fund-raising affair. Proceeds will
b' used to start a lending library
for the school's children, with
books published in English, of
Jewish content.
The public is invited. For
tickets, call the school at TO.
8-9280, or Mrs. Renee Shuster,
TO. 7-4488.
Henry Berris, Arthur M. Lang, William D.
Kaufman, Seminary regional director, Morris
Klaus, Abe Katzman, Aaron Friedman, Hubert
Sidlow, Dr. Max Lichter, Frank Rosenbaum,
Abraham Satovsky, George Parzen and Dr.
Max Hoffman. Committee members not shown
are Morris Karbal, co-chairman, Henry Car-
nick, Oscar Kramer, Kolman Sachse and Allen
A. Charlip.
Historian to Speak Here Twice
Dr. Marcus to Deliver
Tercentenary Address
To Address Christian
Clergymen's Conference
CONG. BNAI MOSHE: At 8:15 p.m. services today, Rabbi Moses
Lehrman will speak on "The Synagogue in the Home." At the
service, 60 first graders in the religious schbol will be dedicated
to Jewish learning. At Saturday services, the Bar Mitzvah of
Melvin Kramer will be observed.
TEMPLE BETH EL: At 8:15 p.m. services today, Dr. Richard C.
Hertz will preach on "How to Help Someone in Sorrow." At
11:15 a.m. Saturday services, Rabbi Minard Klein will speak on
"Commodore Uriah P. Levy, Hero and Patriot."
OAK PARK SYNAGOGUE: At 9 p.m. services today, at Andrew
Jackson School, Rabbi Herbert S. Eskin will preach on "Ban-
„.. ner of Israel."
CONG. AHAVAS 'ACHIM: At Saturday services, Rabbi Jacob Chi-
nitz will speak on "Can There Be Peace with Unsolved Issues?"
The Bar Mitzvahs of Barry Goudsmit and Allan Linder will be
observed.
NORTHWEST ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE: At Saturday services, Rabbi
Leo Y. Goldman will speak on "Young and Old Shall Go To-
gether." The Bar Mitzvah of Gerald. Eli Wigod will be observed.
CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL: At Saturday services, Rabbi. Isaac
Stollman will speak on "The Modern Pharoahs."
CONG. BETH TIKVAH: At Saturday services, Rabbi Leizer Levin
will preach on "Tefillin as a Sign." The Bar Mitzvah of Robert
Levy will be observed.
CONG. BNAI DAVID: Sabbath services at 5 p.m., today at 8:45
a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvahs of David Craine, Sidney
Perlstein and William Wolf will be observed.
CONG. BETP AARON: Sabbath services at 5 p.m., today at 8:45
a.m., Saturday. The Bar Mitzvah of Irwin Bodansky will be
observed.
The eleventh annual Institute
In commemoration of t h e
300th anniversary of the settle- on Judaism. for Christian
ment of the first Jewish corn- clergymen and religious educa-
tors of Detroit, sponsored by
Temple Beth El, will be held on
Jan. 15.
Dr. Jacob Rader Marcus, his-
torian of the Hebrew Union Col-
lege, will be guest speaker.
He will speak at the early ses-
s i o n, at 10:30 a.m., on "The
Character of Jesus and the Se-
Seymour
Michael
cret of His Influence", and at
the afternoon session, at 1:15
and
p.m., on "The Value of the Jew-
ish - Christian Contribution to
Pianist
Violinist
Our Atomic Age".
,The following clergymen will
Sunday, Jan. 10, 1954
p"articipate in the.12 noon
luncheon session:
The Reverends G. Merrill
N IP"IrrNiir
Lenox, executive secretary, De-
troit Council of Churches; Wil-
bur W. Bloom, executive secre-
tary, Detroit Baptist Missionary
Society, Detroit Baptist Union;
DR. JACOB R. MARCUS
Henry Hitt Crane, pastor, Cen-
Metropolitan Opera Baritone
munity in the United States, tral Methodist Church; Reginald
Temple Beth El will hold a Ter- H o w d e n, pastor, St. Joseph's
Sunday, March 7, 1954
centenary Service at 8:15 P.M., Episcopal Church; Warren
Jan. 15.
Crafton, pastor, Central Wood-
at
Dr. Jacob Rader M a r c u s, w a r d Christian Church, and
world-renOwned historian of the Allan M. Frew, pastor, First
Temple Israel Auditorium . . . Manderson at Merton
Hebrew Union College, will speak Presbyterian Church.
on "The Rise and Destiny of the
Dr. Richard C. Hertz will
Series Tickets at Five dollars may be obtained by
American Jew — Three Hundred officially welcome the ministers
Years in America." Dr. Richard a n d religious educators, a n d
calling the Temple Israel office, UN. 3-7769,
C. Hertz and Rabbi Minard Rabbi Minard Klein will deliver
Klein will officiate.
the invocation.
Grinnell's or Metro Music Shop, 10328 Dexter.
Dr. Marcus occupies the
Tickets for individual concert at Three dollars.
Adolph S. Ochs chair of history 8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
at Hebrew Union College, Cin-
Friday, January 8, 1954
cinnati, 0., and is director of
the American Jewish Archives in
Cincinnati. He also is a past
president of the Central Confer-
ence of American Rabbis.
Receiving l
BA degree at
the University of Cincinnati, and
his degree of rabbi at the He-
brew Union College, he served
with distinction overseas in
World War I. He studied at Lane
Theological Seminary and the
University of Chicago, and at-
tended academies in Europe
Presents —
from 1922 to 1926. He received
his Ph D degree from the Uni-
MRS. ARCHIBALD SILVERMAN
versity of Berlin, and continued
Prominent Zionist
his graduate work in Paris and
World Traveler, Lecturer
Jerusalem. He has an honorary
LLD from the University of Cin-
and
cinnati.
MISS SULlE HARAND
The author of many books, his
"The One Woman
latest work is "Early American
Jewry," and informal study, in
Musical Comedy"
two volumes, of the life and
background of the- Jews in the
colonial and early American
period.
Numerous scholarly articles by
him have been contributed to
the Hebrew Union College An-
nual and other scholarly jour-
At 1 :00 P. M., Wednesday, January 27th
nals.
Dr. Marcus is chairman' of the
in Adas Shalom Synagogue
publication committee of the
Jewish Publication Society, and
Dedicated and devoted to the historic task of
is. vice-president of the Amer-
ican Jewish Historical Society.
Land Acquisition, Soil Development and Affor-
The community is invited to
attend this service.
estation in Israel for over a Half Century.
TEMPLE ISRAEL'S
3rd ANNUAL ARTISTS SERIES
LIPKIN
RABIN
ROBERT MERRILL
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY
JEWISH NATIONAL FUND
In Its Twenty-Third
Anniversary Donor Event
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late ,Max
Weingarden wishes to thank its
relatives and friends for the
many kindnesseS extended dur-
ing its recent bereavement.
For Donor Reservations, Phone:
Mrs. A. Scheuer, Chairman, DI. 1-0506
Mrs. Sidney Ravin, Co-Chairman, UN. 4-7542