The Council of Orthodox Rab-
bis of Detroit, in cooperation'
with leading figures in the local
community, will dedicate its
annual dinner in honor of Rabbi
Isaac B. Stollman.
The program will be held on
Feb. 26, at Rainbow Terrace.
Particular significance is be-
ing placed on the honors to be
accorded Rabbi Stollman, since

RABBI ISAAC. STOLLMAN

the occasion marks the special
esteem and affection held for
Rabbi Stollman by his collea-
gues.
The dinner coincides with the
publication of the fourth vol-
ume by Rabbi Stollman of his
analytical interpretation of the
moral, ethical and philosophical

Dovid Ben Nuchim Sets
Hamisha Asar Banquet

Cong. David Ben Nuchim, of
12322 Dexter, will celebrate
Hamisha Asar b'Shvat with its
first a n.n u a 1 Father - Son,
Mother-Daughter Banquet. The
dinner is planned for 6:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the synagogue.
•
The evening's
Aguest speaker
will be Rabbi
Moshe Sherer,
executive vice-
president of the
Agudath Israel
of America.
Rabbi Sherer
also is editor of
D o s Yiddishe
Rabbi Sherer Vort.
Joseph Borenstein, president,
has named Henry N. Carlebach
as chairman of the banquet. All
proceeds • will further activities
of the congregation's youth
movement.
The synagogue is now com-
prised of members of Agudath
Israel of Detroit, which recently
became associated with the con-
gregation. Youth activities for
about 150 children are spon-
sored by the synagogue.
For dinner reservations, call
Carlebach, TO. 7-7523, or Bo-
renstein, TO. 6-9,504.

0-w Young Israel
Reconvenes Institute

The second semester of the
adult institute held by Young
Israel Center of Oak-Woods will
begin at 8 p.m., Tuesday, in the
synagogue.
Rabbi Yaakov Homnick, spir-
itual leader and •director of the
institute, will again lead a group
in conversational Hebrew. An
attempt is made to speak He,
brew during the entire session,
using no translation.
This Saturday, at 3:30 p.m.,
the Young Men's Group for Tal-
mud will meet in the home of
Jonathan Bodzin, 23550 Keno--
sha, Oak Park. The class is fol-
lowed by one in Bible and Com-
mentaries in the synagogue, at
4:30 p.m.
At 9 a.m., Sunday, under aus-
pices of the Bar Mitzvah Club,
an adult educational group in
current Jewish problems also is
taught by Rabbi Homnick.
Sabbath services this weekend
will be at 5:15 p.m., today, and
at 9 a.m., Saturday. Rabbi Horn-
nick's sermon topic . will be
"Then Will We Sing."

aspects of the Bible and Tal-
mud. -
As one of the founders of the
Vaad Harabonim (Council of
Orthodox Rabbis) and its dean
for the past • 18 years, Rabbi
Stollman has worked continu-
ously to uphold and expand re-
ligious, moral a n d cultural
standards of Jewish life in De-
troit.
For the last three years, he
has been national vice-president
of the Mizrachi Organization of
America. In that office he
played an instrumental role in
effecting the merger of Mizrachi
and Hapoel Hamizrachi ele-
ments in this country.
Because of Rabbi Stollman's
unique contributions to many
congregations and organizations
in the local community, a com-
mittee is now being formed
which will represent every
phase of the active Jewish com-
munity here.
For information or reserva-
tions to the banquet, call the
Vaad Harabonim, 12244 Dexter,

Adas Shalom Couples
to Conduct Services;
Rabbi Syme to Speak

Late sabbath services at Adas
Shalom Synagogue at 8:30 p.m.,
Jan. 18, will be dedicated to
and conducted by members of
the congregation's Married Cou-
ples Club.
Rabbi M. Robert Syme, assist-
ant rabbi at Temple Israel, will
occupy the pulpit, and will
speak on "The Challenge to
Modern, Young Jews." Mem-
bers of the Temple Israel Young
Marrieds Group will be special
guests.
Participating in the service
will be the following members
of the Adas Shalom couples
club; Mrs. Albert Lerner and
Albert Goldstein, responsive
reading; Sam Kaner, kiddush;
and Sy Rosenwasser, newly-
elected president who will offer
greetings.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal will of-
ficiate, a n d Cantor Nicholas
Fenakel will chant the service,
assisted b y members of the
Youth Choir.
Following services, an oneg
shabbat will be held in the
synagogue social hall, under the
auspices of the congregation's
Young Married Couples Club.
Frank Simons, president of the
Temple Israel group, will offer
greetings, after which Rabbi
Segal and Rabbi Sy-me will an-
swer questions and lead a dis-
cussion.

Music to be Emphasized
at Adas Shalom Service

"Music in the Jewish Faith"
is the title of a_ speech to be
given by Rabbi Jacob E. Segal
this Saturday morning at Adas
Shalom Synagogue. The subject
will complement a special Shab-
bat Shirah (The Sabbath of
Song).
Special selections will be pre-
sented by Cantor Nicholas Fe-
nakel and the adult choir. Spe-
cial prayers and liturgical com-
positions will be sung. In honor
of Jewish Music Month, three
new compositions will be pre-
sented for the first time at the
synagogue.

Rabbi Halpern to Speak on
`Jews Behind Iron Curtain'

Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will
speak ,on "Jewish Life Behind
the Iron Curtain" at the regular
oneg shabbat of Beth Abraham
Synagogue at 8:30 p.m., today.
Cantor Shabtai Ackerman will ,
offer liturgical selections, as-
sisted by the Talismen Choir.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viedrah
will be hosts in honor of the
engagement of their son, Ger-
ald, to Beverly Ginsberg.

IRA F. WEISMAN, a New
York securities broker, has been
elected president of the Asso-
ciation of Men's Clubs of the
Yeshiva University Synagogue
Council.

Nazism Spouted by
H ungarian Refugees

NEW YORK, (AJP) — A
noted Hungarian Jewish sur-
geon, who was flown to this
country as a refugee with oth-
er Hungarian refugees and
brought to Camp Kilmer, told
a friend in New York that he
found many Nazi and Fascist-
minded people among the refu-
gees in the group that came
with him. On the plane coming
over, he told his friend, he
heard numerous anti-Semitic
utterances such as "Hitler
should have finished the job
with the Jews," etc. The sur-
geon expressed fears that these
Hungarian anti-Semites will
transplant on the American
continent seeds which may in
time prove dangerous for Am-
erican Jewry.

Annual Games Night Slated
by Branch 7, Labor Zionists
Branch 7, Labor Zionists, will
hold its annual Games Night on
Jan. 19, at the LZ Institute,
19161 Schaefer. Proceeds will be
sent to Histadrut. There will be
prizes and refreshments, advises
Henry Faigin, chairman.
For information or tickets,
call Faigin, VE. 6-6318.

Rabbi JOSEPH H. LOOK-
STEIN will be honored for "his
service in behalf of Yeshiva
University and the American
Jewish community" at the uni-
versity's annual rabbinic alumni
dinner, Jan. 22.

Center Basketball Gains Momentum
as Teams Vie for League Leads

Young Israel's recent 50-4.6
win over Bnai David in the In-
tercongregational Basket ball
League enabled them to take
over first place in the Southern
Division. Beth Abraham con-
tinues without defeat to head
the Northern Division. Stand-
ings to date are:

NORTHERN DIVISION
Team
Won Lost
Beth Abraham
7 0
Adas Shalom
3 4
Beth Aaron
2 4
Ahavas Achim
2 4
Temple Israel
0
5
SOUTHERN DIVISION
Young Israel
6
1
Bnai David
6 2
Shaar Hashomayim
5 2
Beth El
3 4
Shaarey Zedek
2
4
Bnai Moshe
0 6

Games scheduled for this
Sunday, at the Davison Jewish
Center will see action by Shaar
Hashomayim and Beth El at 4
p.m.; Beth Aaron vs. Adas

Emanu-El Sisterhood Plans
Luncheon and Fashion Show

The annual paid-up member-
ship luncheon and fashion show
of the Temple Emanu-El Sister-
hood has been planned for 12:30
p.m., Monday, in the temple,
14450 W. 10 Mile.
Following the luncheon, a
"Now and Then" fashion show
will be featured. Guests of mem-
bers may attend at a small
charge. Home baked cakes, gifts
and workshop items will be on
display and for sale.

Shalom at 5 p.m.; Shaarey Zed-
ek vs. Bnai David at 6 p.m.; and
Temple Israel vs. Ahavas Achim
at 7 p.m.
In the major Center basket-
ball league, Zussman AZA with
a string of six successive vic-
tories, holds tight to Teen
League lead. The standings:

TEEN LEAGUE
Team
Won Lost
Zussman AZA
6 0
Nationals
4
2
Del Monicos
4 2
Northwest Imperials
2
4
Davison Imperials
1
5
Saxons
1 5

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Vaud Harabonim Dediccttes
Banquet to Rabbi Stollman,