Crossman Sees Arab-Israel Problems as
Solvable; Exposes UNRWA Blackmail
The Suburban Community
Inspiring may
For Synagogue
Beth Shalom Leaders Break Ground
Make It
JAC K 'S
By the Oak-Woodser
_ Living in the suburbs weekly
gets more inspiring to the Jew.
In the past few weeks alone,
we've witnessed ground-breaking
ceremonies for Cong. Bnai David,
cornerstone ceremonies for Cong.
Emanu-El, the beginning of sab-
bath services at Clinton School
by Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Last Sunday, at ground-break-
ing ceremonies for Cong. Beth
Shalom, a large group of congre-
gants gathered at the site of their
proposed synagogue, on Lincoln
Rd., across • from the Tyler
School.
The Keynote of the program
was sounded bS, Beth Shalom's
spiritual leader, Rabbi Mordecai
S. Halpern, w-ho told the crowd
who had gathered on a raw and
windy aft ernoon that - "the
warmth of the occasion shall keep
us warm."
In terms of the average age of
its membership, Beth Shalom is
undoubtedly the youngest con-
gregation ever to undertake to
build.a synagogue in this area.
What they lack in individual
resources" is balanced with a
fine spirit that proudly an-
- nounces:- "We are Jews; we, as
Jews, desire a place -to worship;
we will build a synagogue for
ourselves and our children."
Formed a little over three years
ago by a handful of newcomers to'
Oak Park and Huntington Woods,
the congregaton was first known
as the Oak Park Synagogue. Its
membership has grown to nearly
300 families.
Ground-breaking Sunday was
at the site of the first section to
be constructed — an all-purpose
unit which will serve as a sanc-
tuary seating 700, or a social hall.
Offices and kitchens will be in-
cluded.
The initial Wing - will cost an
estimated $140,000. Plans call for
the addition at a later date of a
sanctuary and - classrooms for the
religious •school and Hebrew
school.
Rabbi Morris Adler, of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, gave the major
address at the ground-breaking.
He said that Jews, once recog-
nized in totality as a community,
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Arab-Israel peace can be • ating a festering sore on Israel's
achieved but it will require mu- frontiers.
tual concessions by both sides
and a drastic re-appraisal of
Anglo-American policy in the
Middle East, according to British
author and Member of Parlia-
ment, Richard H. S. Crossman,
writing in the first issue of Mid-
stream, new Jewish quarterly re-
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Mr. Crossman, who was a
member of the Anglo-American
Committee of Inquiry on Pales-
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According to Mr. Crossman,
Anglo-American policies in the
Middle_ East today - are- precisely
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what British: policy was in the
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area during_ the 1930's, namely,
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"The Arabs must be wooed and
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their anti-Zionist feelings - as-
suaged. The appeasement of the
Arabs, first by Neville Chamber =
lain during the 1930's, has not
ceased," he writes. He- cites the
exclusion of Israel from- regional
security pacts and "Arab black-
mail" of the UNRWA (United
Nations Relief and Works Agen-,
cy) to which American and Brit-
ish taxpayers contribute the lion's
share. UNRWA is not permitted
to alleviate the suffering of Arab
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refugees through. rehabilitation
and resettlement, Mr. Crossmari
says. Rather, it is - ma-de - to boW
to Arab intransigence, perpetud
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Four of the leaders of Cong. Beth Shalom, three-year-old
Conservative synagogue in Oak Park, share the shovel they used
to turn the first few spades of earth last Sunday at ground-
breaking ceremonies for their proposed new synagogue. They
are, left to right, RALPH FREEMAN, vice-president; JACK
BODZIN and SOL BROWN, both . past presidents; and MAX
DOBROWITSKY, current president. -
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strove for individual recognition. Oak-Woods- Sisterhood
Now, having attained that aim,
we must return to the idea that Schedules Two Programs
Announcement was made this
we are a community with age-
old and powerful traditions to week by the Sisterhood of Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods of
maintain.
A surprise speaker was Rep. two major programs on its cal-
endar of events.
George A. Dondero, of Michi-
The first is a dinner-dance, to
gan's 18th Congressional Dis-
trict, who said that the occasion be held New Year's Eve, at the
Center. Fred Nolish and hiS 'band
was more than just a celebra-
will play music for dancing. For
tion by the members of the-
reservations, call Mrs. Ernest
congregation, but an event joy-
Citron, chairman, LI. 2-1320.
fully shared by the community.
Mrs. David Feldstein has been
Max Dobrowitsky, Beth Sha-
lom president, greeted the com- named chairman of the Sister-
munity, while Albert Rosenblum, hood's donor luncheon, scheduled
chairman of the building com- for February, at Rainbow Ter-
mittee, cut the cord before the race. Assisting Mrs. Feldstein are
Mesdames Max Raimi, -co-chair-
ground-breaking.
Honored with the first shovels man; Henny Littman, tickets;
of earth were Dobrowitsky, and David Dombey, program.
Ralph Freeman, vice-president;
and Sol Brown and Jack Bodzin, Emanu-El Adult Classes
Feature Comparative Religion
both past presidents.
Special community readings
Cong. Ernanu-El has opened its
were read by Rabbi Halpern and two-semester adult education pro-
the entire congregation. Rabbi gram with classes in comparative
Yaakov I. Homnick, of Young religion. Each semester will last
Israel Center of Oak-Woods, gave for five weeks.
the invocation, and Rabbi- Fra
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Classes are held at 8:15 p.m.,
Rosenthal, of Temple Emanu-El, each -Tuesday, in Burton School,
Nadine and Scotia, in Hunting-
recited the closing benediction.
ton Woods. The community is in-
vited to attend.
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