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May 03, 1957 - Image 12

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1957-05-03

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- THE DETRO IT JEWISH NEW S-1 2

Delegates to Reform Parley Override Plan
to Curb Participation of UAHC President

(Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

A charge that "many states- later in the day by Rabbi Bar-
men of the Western world are nett Brickner of Cleveland, past
guilty of "unmoral means and president of the Central Confer-
unmoral policies" in their efforts ence. of American Rabbis, whi©h
to promote peace in the Middle represents the Reform • rabbin-
East and in other areas was ate.
made here Wednesday by former
American • and Canadian
U.S. Sen. Herbert H. Lehman, Jews were told that while
of New York.
they must do their utmost to
aid and safeguard the State of
He cited the "great pressure"
Israel, their roots are deepest
brought against, Great Britain,
on the American continent
France and Israel "to force a
where they must resolve to
return to the status quo in the
bring Judaism to "its fullest
Middle East" and emphasized
that this was done "despite the and fairest" flowering.
This note was sounded by
fact that the status quo in this
case was a condition completely Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath,
characterized by illegality, dis- president of. the Union of Am-
erican Hebrew Congregations,
order and immorality."
"Could it and did it contribute in a "State of Our Union" mes-
to law and order and morality," sage that opened the 44th bi-
he asked, "for the United Na- ennial general assembly of this
tions to support the dictator oldest of America's Jewish re-
Nasser and his ally, Soviet ligious bodies. Addressing more
Russia, in their murderous \ de- than 3,000 delegates assembled
signs against free and demo- from all parts of the United
States and Canada, Rabbi Ei-
cratic Israel?"
"Was it on moral principle," sendrath stated that Israel's
he continued, "that the UN people are to be saluted and
restored to Egypt the power to helped "for their heroic defense
blockade Israel in the Suez of freedom and right."
Dr. Eisendrath, in presenting
Canal and provided for Nasser.
a five - point program, asked
and the Kremlin final authority
the extension of the Rtform
over the canal?" -
"This is morality turned up- movement into lower income
side down and inside out," he and labor areas; a special re-
ligious missionary campaign to
said.
In a ceremony preceding his bring isolated Jewish commu-
nities within the fold of Reform
address, Lehman was designated
by the combined campaign as Judaism; creation by the 540
American Reform Jewry's "Man congregations of social action
committees to help defend and
of the Century."
preserve individual and group
Awards also were presented f r e e d o m s, additional youth
to Philip M. Coleman, of Jack-
camps to spread the inculcation
sonville, Fla., and Benjamin H.
of Jewish religious principles;
Swig, of San Francisco.
Earlier, a plea for the ordina- and finally, more institutes for
tion of women as rabbis and for the training of religious school
their wider participation in the teachers. In addition to this pro-
leadership of Jewish affairs was gram. Dr. Eisendrath gave vig-
orous endorsement to the ef-
made.
Jane Evans, executive direc- forts to end racial discrimina-
tor of the National Federation tion but lashed out at those
of Temple Sisterhoods, an affil- who favor it in words and fail
AC Ali Ott
lAaii
iate
of the UAHC, told more to put it in action.
NEW— ""/
than 1,000 women delegates that
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"women are uniquely suited by Marie Rasey Final
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temperament, institution and
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spiritual sensitivity to be rab- Franklin Lecturer •
Dr. Marie Rasey, professor of
bis. If women can serve as
teachers, they, can serve as educational psycho lo g y at
preachers, too," she declared. Wayne State University, will be
PckARfli.
Endorsement of the stand the final speaker in the Uni-
5 kfi:10i
taken by Miss Evans was given versity's spring series of the
Leo M. Franklin Memorial Lec-
tures in Human Relations.
South. Haven's Finest Itesort I
Dr. Rasey, this- - year's me-
morial lecturer, will discuss
OPEN MAY 24th
"Why Teachers?" at 5 p.m. Sun-
day, May 12, in the lecture hall
of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Dr. Rasey has provided broad
end varied leadership in her
'Are
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field of educational and social
80 acres of happiness. Florida luxury psychology during her years at
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Vienna. She was Fulbright Pro-
Lessons) Midnight snacks, Tennis,
fessor for India in 1954-55.
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Among her contributions to
Children's Supervisor.
professional literature are the
books, "It Takes Time," "Edu-
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ATTRACTIVE
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Wayne's College of Education).
At this final lecture the name
of the 1957-58 Leo M. Franklin
"For a really royal vacation,
Professor will be announced.
meet me at . • •
The memorial professor is chos-
en from the Wayne State Staff
on the basis of contributions to
the field of human relations.
Admission to the lectures is
free.

TORONTO — A resolution
which would have prevented
officers of the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations from
participating with leaders of
other American Jewish organiza-
tions in controversial . political
issues was overwhelmingly de-
feated Tuesday' at the Union's
biennial convention here.
The action of the delegates
was an endorsement of the
policies of Rabbi Maurice N.
Eisendrath, president of the
UAHC, who has participated in
the actions of the Presidents
Club, . composed of presidents of
17 major Jewish Zionist and
non-Zionist groups.
Delegates from Nor-folk, Va.,
presented the resolution to the
assembly—which is attended by
several thousand active mem-
bers of Reform Jewry from all
parts of the U.S. and Canada—
which stipulates that the Union
"must avoid helping to create
the public impression that all
Jews are of one mind on any
military, political, economic ocr
.diplomatic issue."
The resolution demanded that
any previous decisions of the
central body of Reform Jewry
authorizing such participation
and actions on the part of the
president of the organization or
other leaders of UAHC be
rescinded.
The resolution met with strong
opposition on the part of many
delegates, and was immediately
counteracted by a recommenda-
tion presented to the general
assembly by the resoliitions
committee, whiCh fecoannlended
that the "Norfolk resolution" be
disapproved.

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