Elect John Hopp
Beth El President

JOHN C. HOPP

John C. Hopp was elected
president of Temple Beth El at
the 107th annual meeting last
week. Hopp has been a life-long
member of the temple, and was
confirmed in the religious school
by the late Dr. Leo M. Frank-
lin in 1907.
His election to the highest of-
fice in the congregation coin-
cided, therefore, with the 50th
anniversary of his confirmation
at the temple. He served for
many years as chairman of the
ways and means committee and
the properties committee and
for the past two years as vice-
president of the temple.
Other officers elected were
Philip R. Marcuse, vice-presi-
dent, and Leonard T. Lewis,
Treasurer.
The following were elected to
the board of trustees: Louis A.
Baum, Sidney J. Karbel, Mau-
rice Klein, Sydney Sarasohn
and Dr. Max- B. Winslow.
In his annual report to the
congregation, Benjamin Wilk,
retiring president, reported that
Temple Beth El now numbers
1,748 families, the largest in its
history, and an enrollment of
1,250 children in the religious
school.
Temple Beth El is among the
four largest Reform Jewish con-
gregations in the country.

Brandeis Camp Institute
Is a Pro-Zionist Agency

Judy Ann Jacobs' "Michigan
Musings" column in last week's
Jewish News contained a re-
grettable error. It referred to
the Brandeis Camp Institute, at
Santa Susana, Calif., as a non-
Zionist camp.
This is incorrect. The Brandeis
Camp, by its very name, is pro-
Zionist. It has a strong Zionist
and Israeli atmosphere and in-
fluence and should be so re-
garded. We regret the error.

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People Make News

Mrs. WARREN B. COOKSEY
was elected for her second term
as president of the Greater De-
troit Chapter of the American
Association for the United Na-
tions at the annual May meet-
ing of the chapter held at the
Central YWCA. Also elected
to serve second terms are:
WALTER E. KLEIN, DR. ROB-
ERT M. FRESHE and Mrs. BEN
R. DONALDSON, vice-presi-
dents. EDITH HEAVENRICH,
secretary; OLIVE P. DOBBS,
treasurer; Mrs. LULA E. BACH-
MAN, executive coordinator.
* * *
GOV. G. MENNEN WIL-
LIAMS was a recent speaker in
the general education "S" series
of lectures for seniors at Bran-
deis University, in Waltham,
Mass. Michiganders in attend-
ance included Marion Sanders,
a teacher in Newton, Mass., her
sister, Judith L. Sanders, of 1243
Broadstreet, and Sharon C.
Portman, of 304 South Fourth,
Sturgis.

Young Israel Details
Plans for New Center
at Anniversary Banquet

The opening of a fourth
Young Israel Center in the Oak-
land County area in the near
future was spoken of prominent-
ly last Sunday at the 34th anni-
versary banquet of the move-
ment at the Latin Quarter.
In a brief message to the 500
patrons who attended the ban-
quet, Bernard
I. Singal, co-
chairman of the
anniversa r y
committe e,
stated that "as
a result of the
successful cam-
paign, the
Young Israel
youth program
for the coming
year will be
continued with
increasing in-
Singal tensity, and we
look forward to the creation of
a fourth branch at 10 1/2 Mile
and Greenfield." •
Meyer Eisenberg, general
chairman, introduced the guest
artists, soprano Emma Schaver
and comedian Emil Cohen, and
expressed his appreciation to
Morris H. Berris and Leon
Mutchnick, dinner co-chairman,
and their committee.
David I. Berris, president of
Young Israel of Detroit, in his
closing remarks, stated that the
Young Israel movement is "un-
derstood as a necessary agency
for the Jewish growth of boys
and girls in Metropolitan De-
/
trait."
He announced that the annual
election meeting of the organ-
ization would be held on June
26, at which time complete re-
ports will be given an the pro-
jected building in the suburban
area.

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The 37th annual meeting of
the United Hebrew Schools will
take place Tuesday, June 18,
8:30 p.m., at the Esther Berman
Branch, Schaefer and Seven
Mile.
Dr. Abraham Duker, presi-
dent of the College of Jewish
Studies of Chicago, will deliver
the main address, on higher
Jewish education in America.
Abe Kasle., president of the
schools, will report an the ac-
tivities of the school during the
past year and on plans for the
coming year. The annual elec-
tion of officers and one third
of the - board of directors will
take place at this meeting. A
musical program will be pre-
sented by the children and
members of the staff.
Refreshments will be served
by the Woman's • Auxiliary of
the schools. The public is in-
vited.

Cong. Adas Shalom
to Confirm Fifty-Two

CHARLES S. ZIMMERMAN,
a vice-president of the Inter-
national Ladies Garment Work-
ers Union and chairman of the
Anti-discrimination Department
of the Jewish Labor Committee,
has been appointed by George
Meany, AFL-CIO president, to
be the head of the AFL-CIO's
national committee dealing with
racial and religious discrimina-
tion.
* * *
JOHANNES F. SOMARY, of
Zurich, Switzerland, a senior at
Yale and Choirmaster of the St.
Thomas More Church for the
past t w o years, has been
awarded the American Jewish
Congress Prize at Yale Univer-
-
sity.
* * *
BENJAMIN R; EPSTEIN,
national director of the Anti-
Defam•tion League of Bnai
Brith, was awarded the hon-
orary degree of Doctor of Laws
by Talladega College, Talla-
dega, Ala., in appreciation of
outstanding work in the field
of human r ela t ions ."
* * *
IRVING KINTISCH, assistant
track and field. coach at Man-
hattan College, and before that
one Of the New York metropoli-
tan area's greatest field event
athletes at New. York Univer-
sity, was named head coach of
sity,
the United States track and
field squad which will compete
in the Fifth World M.accabiah
Games in Israel in September.
* * *
The appointment of Dr.- NA-
HUM M. SARNA as librarian
of the Jewish Theological
Seminary was announced by
Dr. Louis Finkelstein, Chancel-
lor of the Seminary and presi-
dent -1:::01 its faculties. Dr. Sarna
also will serve as assistant pro-
fessor of Bible an the faculty
Of the Seminary's Teachers In-
stitute.

East Germans Charge
Nazis in West Posts

Congregation Adas Shalom
will hold its ninth annual Con-
firmation Service at 10 a.m.,
Sunday. Fifty-two students,
comprising the second largest
class to be confirmed at Adas
Shalom, will participate in the
ceremony.
The confirmands will 'Present
the cantata, "The Light of Is-
rael," written by Rabbi Segal
in honor of the ninth anniver-
sary of the establishment of
the State of Israel. The work
includes compositions by Julius
Chajes, as well as traditional
and modern Israeli motifs.
The performance will be ac-
companied by the Adas Shalom
Symphony Ensemble, conducted
by Zinovi Bistritzky, with
Mrs. Bella Goldberg at the
piano. Cantor Nicholas Fenakel
will chant the opening prayer
and lead the congregation in
the- closing hymns.
Robert Lawrence has de-
igned a special diorama and
lighting effects. Rabbi Segal has
planned a floral offering built
on the themes of Israel and
Torah.

LONDON (JTA) — One hun-
dred and eighteen judges and
prosecutors among the "judicial
elite" of the West German gov-
ernment's court system are
"Nazis and criminals of the
worst type," according to the
East German News Agency.
The accusation, disclosed in
dispatches received here, w a s
made in an East German docu-
ment entitled "Yesterday Hit-
ler's Hanging Judges — Today,
Bonn's Judicial Elite."
The document listed- the
names of the 118 alleged ex-
Nazis as. well as the names of
400 of their victims.

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Shevuot Marks 27th
for Film Decalogue

During this week of Shevuot,
the Jewish holiday commemor-
ating the giving of the law,
"The Ten Commandments,"
spectacular technicolor f ilm,
will enter its 27th week of per-
formances in Detroit's Madison
Theater.
The motion picture version
depicting the life of Moses and
his conveyance of God's deca-
logue, stars Charlton Heston,
Anne Baxter, Yvonne De Carlo,
Edward G. Robinson, Debra
Paget, Sir Cedric Hardwicke,
John Derek, Vincent Price,
Nina Foch, John Carradine and
Yul Brynner.
The film, a Cecil B. DeMille
production, is being presented
exclusively at the Madison in
this metropolitan area.

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Gemiluth Chassodim
to Hold Graduation

Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim
will hold graduation exercises
on Sunday for the elementary
division of its religious school.
The exercises will feature a
play, "Rabbi Akiba's Martyr-
dom," to be performed by the
graduates. •
Diplomas will be presented
by Herman S tr as sbu rg er, con-
gregation president. Rabbi Joel
Litke will address the gradu-
ates.
The graduating class consists
of: Minna Erlbacher, Lenore
Ferber, Eva Hasse, Betty Low-
enthal, Judy Flakier, Marlene
Selig, Vivian Sutin, Lowell
Tausend, Sandra Werner and
Stephen Wildstrom:

Rabbi Feldman Supports
Ike's Mutual Aid Program

WASHINGTON (J T A) —
Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman of
Hartford, president of the Syna-
gogue Council of America, in
testimony before the House
Foreign Affairs Subcommittee,
urged Congress bo enact the
mutual assistance program pro-
posed by President Eisenhower.

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