"Once Upon a Lifetime" by
Dr. Sylvan D. Schwartzman, pro-
fessor of Jewish religious edu-
cation at Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion,
published by
the Union of
American He-
brew Congre-
gations, offers
a birdseye
view of young
Jewry's reli-
gious activ-
ities. Actually,
it is a resume
of a youth's
lifetime.
Schwartzman
It begins with a voyage—the
arrival of the Jew for a trip
and then the tour itself. And
then come the Bar Mitzcah for
boys, with the blessing in He-
brew and in English, activities
in the religious school, religious
services in the Temple, the mar-
riage and other ceremonies and
all the events in which Jews
play roles as Jews in a lifetime.
Rabbi Schwartzman states
that "the essential concern of
this volume is to widen the
LIPKIN
and
OLEFSKY
in CONCERT
Wed., Dec. 17 at
8:30 p.m.
Scottish Rite Masonic
Temple
Tickets at Grinnell's Downtown,
Center Music Shop at
Northland and Eastland
Tickets $3.30, 2.75, 2.20, 1.65
MASONIC
AUDITORIUM
child's experience with his own
religious practices." For the
Reform Jewish youth, this is
an excellent guide through reli-
gious life and experiences.
The Hebrew phrases and
prayers serve as introductions
to valuable basic tenets in Jew-
ish experiences. Such declara-
tions (from the Ethics of the
Fathers) as al tifrosh min hatzi-
bur, "you should not separate
yourself from the community,
serve to inspire interest in Jew-
ish life generally.
The illustrations by Maurice
Rawson add to the book's value.
They assist in explaining the
practices evaluated in this
work.
German Non-Jew
Leaves 125,000
Pounds for Israel
JERUSALEM (JTA)—A Ger-
man non-Jewish woman residing
in Munich has left a legacy of
125,000 pounds to the State of
Israel with specific instructions
that none of the property should
"fall into Aryan hands."
The Ministry of Justice, dis-
closing the bequest, said that
the donor had explained that
her properties had been con-
fiscated by the Nazis and there-
fore she was determined that
her property should not fall into
German hands again. The prop-
erty includes extensive farm
holdings in West Germany.
The Ministry reported that
legacies to the State of Israel
from abroad during the past
year totalled more than 1,000,-
000 Israeli pounds.
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in the home town came Lefty
and Loree Marks, driving in
from New Jersey where they
are now living . . All six
of them have hit the New York
show biz and modeling circuit
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. .. Following her TV starring
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Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5:00
November, Loree is now being
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111ERC'S
33-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, December 5, 1958
Youth an a Religious Experience
Tour in 'Once Upon a Lifetime'