Sunday School Teacher's Courses in
Midrasha Spring Semester Program
A training program for Sun-
day School teachers will be of-
fered for a second semester be-
ginning Feb. 10. The program,
called Leadership TeaChers
Training School, was launched
by Midrasha, the college of Jew-
ish studies, in autumn of 1956.
as school newspaper work and
Sunday Torah reading.
The Women's Institute, a Mi-
drasha extension program, be-
gan its second semester in Jan-
uary: The program offers be-
ginner's and advanced work in
the Hebrew language, interpre-
tation of the Sidur and Jewish
history.
The major contemporary
Hebrew writers are studied in
a course given at the Rose Sittig
Cohen branch, 10-11:30 a.m.,
Thursdays.
Midrasha extension, in con-
junction with the Jewish Cen-
ter, sponsors a book review sem-
inar which meets bi-monthly in
the Berman branch. Member-
ship is by invitation. The list of
books under discussion is avail-
able on request, according to
Mrs. Carl Schiller, seminar
chairman.
Courses to be offered on
Thursdays and Sundays are part
of a three-year curriculum in
the basics of Judaism.
The sessions, aided by Rabbis
Benjamin Gorrelick, Moses
Lehrman and Jacob E. Segal,
will be held at the Esther Ber-
man Branch of the United He-
brew Schools. Information on
the training school may be ob-
tained at the Midrasha office,
18977 Schaefer, DI. 1-3407.
Registration for LTTS and
other Midrasha courses formal-
ly ends today. Courses in proph-
ets, Pentateuch, Talmud, con-
temporary Hebrew literature, Frank L. Weil Named
Hebrew composition and gram-
mar begin Sunday at 'the Ber- HUC-JIR Board Head
CINCINNATI—Frank L. Weil,
man branch. The college also of-
fers classes in' the teaching of of New York, attorney and na-
history and language, Hebrew tionally known leader of social
welfare, r e 1 i-
music and dance. Most of the
gious, cultural
courses are instructed in He-
and civil ende-
brew.
aver was elect-
The second semester of the
ed chairman of
Beth Sefer Hagavoha, the He-
the board of
brew high school, will also be-
govern ors of
gin on Sunday. The customary
Hebrew Union
"atzereth" (convocation), will
College -Jewish
officially welcome the fresh-
Institute of Re-
man class. Parents are invited
ligion here
to the atzereth, which is con-
Wednesday
ducted by the student council
(Jan. 30). The
around brunch tables. In addi-
College _
tion to the regular course of
tut e conducts
study, the high school fosters
Frank L. Weil rabbinic
extra-curricular activities, such
schools in Cincinnati, New York
and Los Angeles.
Weil succeeds Herbert R.
Bloch of Cincinnati, who had
served as chairman since 1952.
Robert P. Goldman was elected
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Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall
will address leaders and repre-
sentatives of Wayne County
veterans organizations at a
meeting sponsored by the Jew-
ish War Veterans at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in the JWV Mem-
orial Home, 4095 W. Davison.
Recently back from the
Middle East, where he reported
his observations in The Detroit
News, Gen. Marshall will state
further impressions of the situa-
tion in that section of the world.
Invited guests will include
department and county com-
manders of all veterans groups
and delegates from the 23 na-
tional veterans organizations
comprising the Allied Veterans
Council of. Wayne . County.
Gen. Marshall, who was re-
cently cited by JWV for "vivid
and timely reporting" of the
Middle East problem, will re-
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His address will be delivered
Gordin will be guest speaker at in Hebrew, according to Nor-
a program arranged by Kvutzah man Ruttenberg, chairman. The
Ivrith for Saturday evening, in public is invited.
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will lecture on "The Five
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Time: 7:05 p.m., Sunday.
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Station: WXYZ.
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Time: 8:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WXYZ-TV (Channel
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Feature: A special telecast in
celebration of Jewish Music
Festival presented by the Cul-
ture Commission of the Jewish
Council will present the music
and dances of Israel. Partici-
pants will be the Ha-Machol
Israeli Dance Group, with
choreography by Hannah Stie-
bel; Cantor Reuven Frankel,
of Cong. Shaarey Zedek; Yitz-
chok Zamir, harmonica virtuoso;
Ariel Stiebel, pianist; Shimon
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Zeitlin, chalil. Ruth Seligson
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Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: "The Man Who
Hated God," a dramatic allegory
of a man who sought to destroy
belief in God because he felt
such belief did not help allevi-
ate the miseries and injustices
in the world, will be told.
Jews in Tokyo Area
Aid American Soldiers
Mark Davidson, Detroiter sta-
tioned with the army in Tokyo,
Japan, reports that Jewili cul-
tural activities are currently
sponsored for soldiers in the
area.
Provided by the Tokyo Jewish
Community Center, Jewish Wel-
fare Board and Jewish army
chaplain in Tokyo, a talk,
"Israel Today" was given by Is-
rael Minister J. I. Linton on
Jan. 20 at the Tokyo Jewish
Center. The talk was preceded
by brunch and a Tu B'Shvat
celebration.
Last Sunday Jewish military
personnel were given a tour of
Tokyo cultural centers. Regular
Friday evening services fol-
lowed by an oneg shabbat and
Saturday morning services are
held.
Davidson is serving as a can-
tor and assistant to Rabbi (Maj.)
Dicker, Tokyo area chaplain.
Mizrachi Initiates Passover CARE
Package. Drive to Aid Israel's Needy
Mizrachi Organization of De-
troit announces renewal _ of
previous years' efforts to secure
funds for the sending of $12
CARE packages to aid needy
families in Israel.
Zvi Tomkiewicz, director of
local Mizrachi, stated that his
office has a list of hundreds of
needy families in Israel to
whom such packages will be
sent through CARE, at a cost of
$12 each, containing meats,
sugar, dried fruits and other
vital foods.
As last year, Detroiters are
urged to participate in this ef-
fort by sending their contribu-
tions to the local Mizrachi of-
fice, 12238 Dexter.
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