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onservative yn.agogties to Open
Their Sixth. Annual Adult Institute
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Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chosid and Family
17591 Monica Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. I. Davidson
19275 Woodston
Harry D. Fink and Family •
3455 Oakman Blvd,
Barbara Gamburd
4500 Santa Rosalia
Los Angeles. 8, California
Mr. and Mrs. Max Goose
•3247 Elmhurst
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley GlasSer and Family
22170 Harding
Oak Park, Michigan
-Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Halpern and
Family
20213 Strathmoor
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Krandall, Judie
, and Neil
18129 San Juan
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Keywell and 'Family
18421 Santa Barbara Drive
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft and Family
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lachover and
Family
17351 Stoepel
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lachover and
Family
3218 Calvert
Mrs. Pearl Leader
4073 Buena Vista West
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levey and son Morton
15110 Miller
Oak Park, Michigan
Mollie Margolis
3324 Elmhurst
Mr. and Mrs. Max Miller and Family
17500 Prairie
1Vir. and Mrs. Albert Nelson and Family
19100 Woodston Road
Mr. and Mrs. Ha/Ty Pearson and Family
16600 Lawton Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rubinstein and
sons David and Fred-
Joseph C. Rose
912 Clairmount Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Morritz Schubiner and
Family
3800 W:-Buena Vista
Mr. and Mrs.' Harry Schram
16810 Birwood
Reform Judaism to Honor Dr. Glue& League for Israel
at Four-Day National Mobilization
Sets Nat'l l'arley
A. four-day national mobiliza- mobilization will accord a testi-
NEW YORK, (JTA)—Plans for
tion of American Reform Juda- monial to Dr. Nelson Glueck, a national organizational confer-
ism's lay and rabbinic leaders president of thte Hebrew Union ence. of delegates from major
will open Oct. 11 in Cincinnati College-Jewish Institute of Reli- American communities, to be
to assess the Reform movement's gion, on the 10th anniversay of held March 14 to 16 in Washing-
continuing mass groWth and to his accesssion to office. The trib- ton, were announced by the Am-
inaugurate a campaign for $2 ,- ute to Dr. Glueck will come at a erican Jewish 'League for Israel
a meeting of its board
500,000. •
banquet sessison Oct. 13, which following
of directors.
The mobilization will bring t • will also inaugurate • the Coln-
The conference will be preced-
gether the governing boards o f bined CampOgn.
ed by intensive organizing of
the Union of American Hebre w - The Mobilization will hear chapters
the League in major
Congregations, the Hebrew Un- from Dr. Maurice N. Eisendrath, American of cities,
the announce-
ion College-Jewish Institute of UAHC president; Dr. Glueck; ment said.
Religion, and the Combined Cam- A. B. Polinsky of Duluth, gen- - Louis Lipsky, honorary: presi-
paign for American Reform eral chairman of the Combined dent of the League, announced
Judaism.
Campaign; Judge Solomon Els- that the first issue of the new
The UAHC, parent body of th e ner of Hartford, chairman of 32-page "American Ist'ael Re-
the UAHC's board of trustees; view," edited by M. Z. Frank,
542 Reform congregations now i
existence in the United State • Frank L. Weeil of New York, had been distributed to more
and Canada ,and the; HUC-JIR chairman cif _the -College-Insti- than 8,000 comniunity leaders.
the world's only Divinity School tute board of governou; Mrs.
Ezra Shapir
League presi-
for tthe ordination of Reform. Hugo Dalsheeimer of Pitesville, dent, hailed t
magazine as "a
Md.,
and
Marvin
J.
Silber
Rabbis, are supported through
source of healthy ferment in
New York, associate chairmen 0 keeping with the American tra-
the Combined Campaign.
dition that onlYi by discussing
More than 500 lay and rabbinic the Campaign.
ideas in a forthriat magApPrp-rr
leaders will meet at the Nether-
intelitctual
land
land Hilton Hotel and on the Israeli Court s5.1.44*._
,.11.711
Sa
Samuel
r er'
ca us
chairman of
.14 irteeSALEM, (JTA)—A _pre- the board, Rothberg,
reported that the Lea-
rm Vokinity,
y, execu- liminary hearing began in Mag-
gue's youth pilgrimage
:,-;nel plenary sessisons, the
istrate's Court here on govern- approved by the board, program,
author-
ment charges that Raphael Ey- ized Shapiro to appoint a special
New Catholic School
lon, Israeli seaman-newspaper- commission to be made up of
man removed -by the Egyptians prominent Jewish educators and
Opened in Nazareth
from a Danish vessel passing
TEL AVIV, (JTA) —.A new through the Suez Canal, had lay leaders, to plan details.
"The pilgrimage," Rothberg
Catholic secondary school was given the Egyptians information
said, "is conceived not merely as
opened in Nazareth at a cere- of military value.
a method of acquainting our
mony in which top Israeli offi-
Eylon was reported to have youth with the State of Israel,
cials and Catholic leaders par- been
.pramised an interview with but alio as a powerful instru-
ticipated. Dr. - Kalman Kahane,
ment for the intensification of
director general of the Ministry President • Nasser in return.
The charges apparently grew Jewish education in this coun-
of Religion; unveiled a mosaic
try."
portrait of Jesus while Dr. M. out of an investigation and ques-
Avidar, director general of the tioning of Eylon 'after his release
Education Ministry, cut the - by the Egyptian authorities. This 'Gala Doy for Juniors'
ribbon across the doors of St. is not the first time preliminary
charges have been placed against at 10 Mile Center
Joseph School.
A "Gala Day for Juniors" has
Israelis
held by the Arabs and
The institution, which cones
been scheduled for Oct. 13, at
under the jurisdiction of Arch- later released.
• bishop Hakim of Nazareth will
The District Attorney asserted the Ten Mile Jewish Center.
Highlighting an afternoon of
provide boarding facilitieS for in court that on Juy 27, while games,
music and other planned
95 boys and educational facili- held by the Egyptians, Eylon had
ties for 160. The funds for -the given them information • 'In- activity will be a program by Sy
'school were • subscribed by fringing on the security of the Sims, a featured master of cere-
Catholic communities in state and of utility to the eneirly." monies and children's program
France, Belgium and West
A police witness told the court sPecialist:
The program,. which opens the
Germany.
that the journalist had admitted enlarged
Junior program for the
under
questioning
that
he
de-
of
1957-58
season,
will provide an
0 scribed military installations at
the Israeli port of Elath and had opportunity -for youngsters to re-
identified for an Egyptian colonel new old friendships and make
Military objectives on an aerial new ones: -
The day'i program has been
121 photograph.
Eylon's 'removal iron], the ves- divided into halves according to
Serving Detroit
sel Brigitte : . 'Taft in the Suez its coordinator, Gloria Pankin,
Homes end Indastrys
•
Canal
two months ago created an program assistant in charge of
for Over 45 Years
international furor and wide- the Junior department. Children
spread protests against Egypt's in grades 1, 2 and 3 will partic-
violation of freedom of naviga- ipate from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Those
ID
in grades 4-6 will take over be-
El
tion through the waterway.
tween 3 and 4:30 p.m.
JACOBSON
Cool ar- Oil Co.
WA. 1-3617
The Sixth Annual Synagogue
Adult Institute, sponsored by the
five Conservative synagogues of
Detroit, will open at 8:30 p.m.,
Oct. -22, at the Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, 18000 Wyoming, near
Curtis, and will continue weekly
sessions for twenty weeks, it was
announced by Rabbi Moses Lehr-
man, chairman of the 1957-58'
Institute.
A wide array of courses cover-
ing Biblical studies, Talmud, and
history will be presented, as well
as a graded series of classes in
Hebrew reading, writing, conver-
sation, and literature.
Among the courses are "Pro-
files of the Prophets," an analysis
of their • contributions to 'Jewish
history and religious thought, to
be given by Rabbi Milton Arm.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will con-
duct "Guideposts in the Talmud
for the Modern Jew," a : course
designed to relate Talmudic
learning to the problems of con-
temporary living.
"Moments of Prayer in Per-
sonal Life," to be given by Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal, will examine the
significance of selected Jewish
prayers and their relationship to
significant moments in the life of
the Jew. "From Ghetto to State-
hood," a class conducted by Rabbi
Benjamin Gorrelick, will examine
the dramatic -story. in modern-
world Jewish history from -the
Emancipation to the. rebirth of
Israel.
Rabbi Jacob Chinitz will con-
duct a - course on "Distinctive
Features of Judaism," oriented to
an examination of the distinctive
Jewish doctrines and their rele-
vance to the world of today. "Re-
ligions of the World,". a course
by Rabbi Morris Adler, will ex-
amine various religions of the
world of today and evaluate their
fundamental affirmations.
The Institute faculty includes
Mrs. Harold, J. Goodman, Joseph
Haggai, and Alex Roberg. There
will be periodic informal socials
arranged for both students and
faculty, where programs will be
presented and refreshments will
be served by Sisterhoods of the
participating Congregations. Mrs.
Alex Kohner is social chairman.
Both members and non-mem-
hers of the Conservative syna-
gogues are invited to register for
the courses: Application may be
made at the office of any of the
following synagogues: Adas Sha-
lom, Ahavas Achim, Beth Aaron,
B'nai Moshe, and Shaarey Zedek.
Grace 'that special occasion
and your Festive Holiday
table with
CARMEL
KOSHER
WINES
and
CHAMPAGNES
MADE and
BOTTLED
IN ISRAEL
endorsed for Koshrut
WE
NEED
Boarding h a in es for children
temporarily separated from their
families.
by Chief Robbi !soot
Holevi Herzog
of
WE PAY
Boarding care end all other ex-
penses.
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tAt--of-Tow n Orders
Promptly Filled
13327 Linwood
Dr. Katherine B. Grevie..--
inaugurate the
marriage many - 1— '
-z-,=se'ason of the Young Peoples League
of Shaarey Zedek. She will speak on "The
Home and Social Conditions of Our Time."
Dr. Greene can be seen on WWJ-TV in a
weekly television series of programs which -
depict her vast experience in alleviating
marital difficulties.
The program at the Shaarey Zedek So-
cial Hall will take place on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, 1957
AT 8:30 P.M.
Social hour to follow
For your
HOLIDAY PLEASURE
...this savoty, flavotx
traditional dish
Such zesty good eating for your
family...such easy convenience foe
You= — and above all, the pleasure
of serving gefilte fish at its
traditional best—made with more
whitefish, the purest, gentlest
of seasonings— and the matchless
touch of Manischewitz cooking skillif
Gefifte Fish
...in its own natural broth!
INSTADRUT CONCERT-NOV. 3, 8:30 P.M.-IYIU FORD HiGii SCHOOL