State's Conservative SvnacYoone Leaders Confer Here

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Shown here are state leaders at the luncheon session of the all-day conference of the Michigan
Region of the United Synagogue of America, held at Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Conservative synagogues
from Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Pontiac, Saginaw, Bay City and London, Ontario,
were represented. Left to right: Dr. A. WILENSKY, president, Congregation Bnai Israel, London,
Ont.; LOUIS RUDNER, president, Beth Israel Synagogue, Flint; HYMAN SAFRAN, vice-president,
Shaarey Zedek, Detroit; MANNY LAX, president, Adas Shalom, Detroit; Dr. LEONARD SIDLOW,
president, Shaarey Zedek, Detroit, president of the Region; Dr. EMIL LEHMAN, assistant direc-
tor, United Synagogue of America, keynote speak er at the conference; HARRY GREEN, president
Beth Aaron Synagogue, Detroit; T. GEORGE STERNBERG, president, Bay City Jewish Center;
ALBERT BURKE, president, Ahavas Achim, Detroit; SAMUEL SHETZER, Shaarey Zedek, Detroit.

Dedicate New Temple Emanuel In Grand Rapids

ReUgians Services on Memorial Day
To Pay Homage to Jewish "War Dead

Religious groups throughout
the city, together with mem-
bers of the Jewish War Veterans
and the American Legion, will
pay tribute to this city's war
dead in special services on Me-
morial Day, Sunday, May 30.
Reform - congregations — Tem-
ple Beth El, Temple Israel and
Suburban Temple—will hold a
joint service at 11 a.m., at Beth
El Memorial Park, at which Dr.
Frank F. Rosenthal will deliver
the memorial sermon on "Death
Is Not the End." Rabbis Rich-
ard C. Hertz, Minard Klein, Leon
Fram and M. Robert Syme also
will participate.
Graveside services will be held
by Cong. Bnai Moshe, beginning
at 12 noon, at Oakview Ceme-
tery. Lt. Bloch and Gen. Rose
, Posts of JWV and Bnai Moshe
Scout Troop 23 will participate.
Remarks will be made by
, Rabbi Moses Fischer, Alfred L.
'Deutsc h, president of Bnai
Moshe; and George Karden, post
commander. Rabbi Moses Lehr-
' man will deliver the memorial
address, and Cantor David Katz-
man will chant the traditional
psalms and prayers.
Pfc. Joseph L. Bale Post, with
Rabbi Jacob M. Chinitz officiat-

During three-day ceremonies Grand Rapids Mayor, and Philip er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
last weekend in Grand Rapids, i Waterman, Rabbi Gershon Winer, Weiner and Richard Wolf son
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Mich., the new Temple Emanu- of Cong. Ahavas ► Israel, Grand of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf,
el building was dedicated. The Rapids, gave the benediction.
were electetd to Phi Beta Kappa,
dedication e v en t was begun
On Sunday, an open house was national scholastic honor so-
with Friday night services.
held, to which the entire Grand ciety.
services, open to the public.
Rapids community was invited.
Ronald Bloom, son of Mr. and
Dr. Maurice Eisendrath; presi- Following tours of the syna-
Mrs.
Edward Bloom, was given
dent of the Union of American gogue, the Sisterhood entertain-
the Order of the Coif, a high
Hebrew Congregations, parent ed at a social hour.
honor in the law profession, and
body of Reformed Judaism in
Four Grand Rapids youth at- Ronald Boorstein, son of Mr. and
the U.S., delivered the dedica-
tion sermon, and Rabbi Harry tending the University of Michi- Mrs. Arnold Boorstein, was elect-
gan were recently honored. Two I eo to the national freshman
Essrig, spiritual -leader of Temple
of the young men, Irving Wein- honor society.
Emanuel, gave the prayer.
Others who contributed to the
service were Silas Albert, Abe
Kollenberg, Philip Newman, Da-
vid Weiss, Louis Fishman, M: M.
Weiss, Hyman J. Bylan, Mrs.
Julius Gutmann, Maurice Glas-
er, Dr. Charles Farber, temple
president, Mrs. Ben Fishman,
Joseph Wasserman and Miss
Ilene Deutsch, all representing
some phase of temple activity.
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Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman, of
Columbus, 0., Temple Israel, a
former rabbi of the congrega-
tion, was speaker at a dedica-
tion banquet on Saturday eve-
ning. Other speakers were Rabbi
Leon Fram, Detroit Temple Is-
rael; Geoorge Veldman, Grand
Rapids Mayor; John Collins, East

ing, will conduct services at
10:30 a.m., at Northwest Hebrew
Memorial Park Cemetery.
, Graves of servicemen will be
decorated. F o r transportation,
call Ted Bale, DI. 1-9663.
Jewish war veterans buried at
Hebrew Memorial Park (Chesed
shel Ernes) Cemetery will be
honored in services at 1.;30 p.m.,
at the special Veterans' Plot.
Rabbi Solomon H. Gruskin will
officiate, and members of Julius
Rosenwald Post, American Le-
' gion, will participate. Families
and friends of the departed are
urged to attend the services.

Suburban Temple Plans
2nd Annual Dinner-Dance

Lou Kronen, chairman of so- ,
cial activities for Suburban
Temple, announces that the sec-
ond annual inaugural dinner-
dance will be held June 21 at
the Tam' O'Shanter Country
Club.
• Dinner will be followed by
dancing to the music of the Fen-
by-Carr orchestra. Reservations •
for members and their guests
Close on June 14 since reserva-
tions are limited to the capacity
of the club rooms.

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Ahavas Achim to Start
Building of New Wing

Albert Burke, president of
Cong. Ahavas Achim, this week
announced that construction
will start soon on the addition
to the present synagogue at
Schaefer. The new structure, a
part of the congregation, is be-
ing called the Cambridge Syna- •
gogue.
Ground-breaking is expected
to take place within the next '
month or two.
The Cambridge addition will be
built on the north side of the
present building, and will house
enlarged facilities for the con-
gregation. Ralph Fortney is ar-
chitect for the building.

Rabbi Hoberman Hosts
Noted Rabbinical Leader

Rabbi Israel Rabinowicz, for-
mer Grand Rabbi of Keshinof,
has arrived in Detroit, and is
residing with Rabbi Jacob Ho-
berman, in his home at 3244
Monterey.
Rabbi Rabinowicz, a seventh
generation descendant of the re-
nowned Baal Shem Tov, foun-
der of the Hassidic movement,
is widely known in the rabbini-
cal world for his scholarship and
his knowledge of Jewish law.
Before World War II, his fol-
lowing was reported to be over
20,000 Hassidic Jews. Coming to
the United States, following the
war, Rabbi Rabinowicz assumed
spiritual duties at Ohel Israel
Synagogue, in New York.

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Beth Shalam to Conclude
Season with Service Today.

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Cong. Beth Shalom, formerly

the Oak Park Synagogue, will
hold its concluding service of

the season at 8:30 p.m., today,
in Andrew Jackson School, Oak
Park Blvd. and Wyoming. Rabbi
Herbert S. Eskin will officiate
and preach the sermon.
In a story last week, reporting
the election of the synagogue's
new officers, The Jewish News
erroneously referred to the con-
gregation as Beth Am Syna
gogue.

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Friday, May 28, 1954

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