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August 20, 1954 - Image 8

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1954-08-20

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News Brevities

Our Letter Box

A special call has been issued
by Dr. Samuel S. Hollender, of
Chicago, to the nation's 490 Re-
form temples to send delegates
to the 43rd general assembly of
the Union of
American He-
brew Congrega-
tions, Feb. 13 to
16, in Los An-'
geles, Calif. Dr...
Hollender, w h o
is chai rman
the Union's ex-
ecutive board
and chairman of
the C oin bined
Campaign for
maintenance of
national RefOrm Dr. Hollender
institutions, said that sessions
would be devoted to adult edu-
cation, social action by syna-
gogues and the role of laymen in
worship. The National Federa-
tion of Temple Sisterhoods and
National Association of Temple
Secretaries will meet concur-
rently with the Union.

Writer Disturbed
Over 'Who's Who'

Friday,

August

20, 1954

Syrians Halt Israeli Ship
In International Waters

mother had no Jewish blood?
I like to feel that I am asso-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — A Syr-
elating myselfdr-with people and
a cause who will recognize me Ian naval vessel intercepted and
for what I am and for what I held up an Israeli fishing boat
am trying to do in my own small on the high seas outside Syrian
way. Your editorial, though all territorial waters, while the fish-
its conteats are not your own ing boat was on its way home
words, doesn't sound very grati- from Turkey. Israel immediately
tying:
protested "this act of piracy" to
Very truly yours,
the Israel-Syrian Mixed Armis-
ANONYMOUS
tice Commission, demanding
* * *
that the boat and crew be re-
Editor's Note: We fail to de- turned at once.
tect a problem. "Anonymous" is
doing a commendable job and
Immediate Delivery on
deserves recognition. The "Com-
mentary" you quoted favored list-
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ing all Jews, half or 100%, as well
Trellises, Furniture.
as converts, in a Who's Who.
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"Anonymous" should not feel
Patterson Ornamental Iron Co.
disturbed but, on the contrary,
1446 Van Dyke
ADams 1-9202
should be gratified by the good
work for the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.

Editor, The Jewish News
I have just read your "Purely
Commentary" in the Aug. 13 edi-
tion of the "News." Your article
poses a question-problem for
me
I am, like one of the examples
named in your article, one of
those "half-Jews." My father is
Jewish and my mother a Chris-
tian. I was brought up in the
Jewish faith, attending Temple
Beth El for many years, until
time, circumstances and the like
removed church influences from
life.
However. I have never lost
the so-called Jewishness it im- -
bued in me. I have never denied
my background,. being extreme-
ly proud of both my parents. It
taught me one thing; there
should be no room for prejudice Claims Stigma on Spinoza
in this world, and assimilation Should be Dropped by AM
can lead to a wonderful under- Editor, The Jewish News: •
standing. My father is a proud
The rabbi of the Amsterdam
JNF Paid-Up Members' Jew and for many years has Sephardic
Congregation was too
done much work for the Allied precipitous in refusing to lift
Party Next Tuesday
A luncheon and splash party Campaign, rising to a position the ban on Spinoza. Spinoza
at the Stoilman Estate (the for- of responsibility. My mother is never declined God as the great
mer Kinsel Estate), next Tues- a good Christian and, at the cause. Many are suffering from
day, will highlight the member- same time, has learned to make a misconception of the philos-
gefilte fish than one ophy of Spinoza.
ship drive of the Ladies' Auxi-
ship
find in any Jewish home.
His •philosophy stresses the
liary of the Jewish National would
Though, as I have said, I am manifold attributes' of God; only
Fund.
A paid-up member will be ad- proud of my background, as one two attributes are fathomed by
mitted only when accompanied should naturally be, I "feel" our mind, viz: thought and ex-
more Jewish than not. I, too, in tension. The modi and manifes-
by a new paid-up member.
Those attending will meet at recent years have become asso- tations are mere emanations of
the home of the membership ciated with the Allied Campaign, these two attributes.
chairman, Mrs. Samuel Krone, it being the only way I can find
Nature is one of the modes.
18444 Sorrento, at 11 a.m. Fur- to do something for my father's Spinoza never meant to regard
ther information may be ob- people. I, too, through my work God and nature as synonymous
tamed by calling Mrs. Krone, have risen to a position of minor in their connotations. Nature is
UN. 3-2310, or Mrs. Sidney Ra- responsibility. but a mode, and God should be
I hardly think I will ever grace loved intellectually. "And thou
vin, president, UN. 4-7542.
the pages of any "Who's Who." ' shalt love the Lord, thy God,
If, by any grace, of something with all thy heart and with all
or other, I should ever rise to thy soul and with all thy might"
that "importance," would it be I means "amor Dei intellectualis."
fair to refrain from mentioning
Spinoza was never converted
my name in a Jewish "Who's into another faith. He was a
Who" because I am half Jewish? Jew and remained so until his
Is this, or would this be, my re- death. It is a misconception and
ward for following my beliefs lack of understanding that as-
and my conscience. Would this signs Spinoza the epithet of
be my just reward for taking atheist. The University of Jeru-
time away from my business and salem has long ago published his
devoting it to a cause as the Al- works in Hebrew. Only the out-
lied Campaign, which seems to worn tradition of the Harem
be the only way I can find to still clings to him.
contribute my little bit? I don't
N. E. ARONSTAM, M. D.
mean to imply that the work I
Reservations A vailable
am doing for the Jewish cause
The Directors Council
I am doing for a reward. How- Editor, The Jewish News:
ever, I am only human enough
Undoubtedly in the year 5714
COMPLETE SPORTS 8
to like a pat on the back once the most important educational
SOCIAL PROGRAMS
in a while, and if my contribu- event was the founding of the
FILTERED POOL • LAKE • !'WAY
ENTERTAINMENT • GOLF ON PREMISES
tion happens to be great enough Directors Council of the Jewish
2 orchestras
would it be fair to discriminate , Religious Schools of Metropoli-
Luxurious accommodations—private
against me because my fine tan Detroit.
baths, showers, phones, balconies
The most striking feature in
EXCELLENT CUISINE (dietary trivia
establishing the Council was the
Open Thru Sept. and the
democratic approach of its
HIGH HOLY DAYS
founders. It is best expressed in
Services on Premises
this
preamble to the Council's
Is The Guy'
Your Host—DAVE LEVINSON
Objectives: "Recognizing that
For information and reservations
Jewish Education is the gateway
SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT
For a Terrific
to our cultural and spiritual her-
or phone Ellenville 4N.Y.) 370
itage we dedicate ourselves to its
improvement and progress."
Founded Nov. 12, 1953, the Di-
rectors Council already has a_
number of achievements to its
Good Roads
credit. The most notable of
All the Way
these was the bringing about of
GREENFIELD PARK, N. Y.
co,
unity of the Detroit Jewish Re-
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The Council has served as a
Miami
Southern
UN. 4-7100
Beach
clearing house for exchanging
Resort
ideas on educational projects,
publications, methods of teach-
'
ing and curriculums. It estab-
lished an audio-visual center
folk rn no
and published a filmstrip guide.
The Directors Council is plan-
ning a community-wide audio-
visual conference to which all
Jewish schools will be invited.
ALLEN A. WARSEN.



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