Bar-Ilan Sabbath to Be Observed
Jan. 10 in Orthodox Synagogues;
Annual Banquet Set for Jan. 21

All local orthodox congregations will observe Bar-Ilan
Sabbath, set for this Saturday. Rabbis and a number of lay
leaders will deliver sermons and addresses, devoting their topics
towards the
-jadvance-
ment of Bar-
I 1 a n Univer-
sity in Ramat
G a n , • Israel,
and the objec-
tives of Miz-
rachi - Hapoel
Hamizra-
chi, the ortho-
dox Zionist
movement,
which s p on-
which spon-
sors Bar- I lan
U n i v er-
Bar-Ilan University Library
sity. The Sab-
bath has-been set on the occasion of the annual Bar-Ilan Univer-
sity dinner, to be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 21, in the new
social hall of Cong. Bnai David, 24350 Southfield.
Dr. Jacob E. Goldman, emi-
nent physicist, will be the ban- has been implemented with the
quet toastmaster. The guest appointment of Arthur Selmar,
speaker will be Dr. Henry Meyer Eisenberg, Leon Mutch-
Raphael Gold, noted rabbi, phy- nick, Samuel W. Platt and Mor-
sician, psychiatrist and Talmud- ris Berris.
ic authority who is known as
one of the leading orthodox
Jewish orators in this country.
A musical program will be
provided by Cantors Shabtai
Ackerman and Hyman Adler,
accompanied by Dan Frohman,
in a program of Israeli and
liturgical songs.
Scores of sponsors are being
enlisted for the annual dinner.
The arrangements committee

Dead Sea Scroll
Expert to Talk
at WSU, Monday

The third in this season's Wal-
ter and Lea Field Lecture Series
will be presented at 8 p.m., Mon-
day, at Wayne State University.
Dr. Harold L. Ginsberg, profes-
sor of Bible at the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America,
will be guest speaker. The lec-
ture will be held in room 101
State Hall, Cass and Putnam,
and is open to the public at no
charge.
Dr. Ginsberg, world-renowned
expert on ancient biblical and
related texts, will speak on "The
Use of the Bible in the Dead
Sea Community and in Rabbinic
Judaism," the second in a series
of three this season on the Dead
Sea Scrolls, according to Prof.
Abram Spiro, chairman of WSU
Semitic languages and literature
department and director of the
Field lecture series.
Prof. Ginsberg, author of nu-
merous books and articles on
ancient Semitic peoples and
books, will be introduced by
Philip Slomovitz, member of the
Field lecture committee.

Synagogue Institute Adds 2 New Courses

New courses in "Midrash and
Jewish Lore,"by Rabbi Hyman
Agress, and "Modern Problems
in Jewish Life," by Rabbi Moses
Lehrman, will be offered during
the second semester of the Syna-
gogue Adult Institute, the co-
operative adult Jewish educa-
tion project of the Conservative
congregations of Detroit, an-
nounces Rabbi Benjamin H.
Gorrelick, Institute chairman:
Rabbi Agress, newly appointed
spiritual leader of the Ever-
green Jewish Congregation, will

join the Institute faculty Jan.
20, 8 p.m., at the Beth Aaron
Synagogue, 18000 Wyoming,
when classes for the second
semester will begin.
Registration for these courses,
and for a graded series of
classes in elementary, intermed-
iate, conversational, and ad-
vanced Hebrew, as well as for
the siddur course, will begin
8 p.m. Tuesday, at the Beth
Aaron Synagogue.

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Supreme Court
Hears Seating Case

The controversial "mixed
seating" case of Cong. Beth
Tefilas Moses, in Mt. Clem-
ens, was brought to the Mich-
igan Supreme Court this
week in an effort to restore
the traditional approach of
separate seating for men and
women.
The case was dismissed last
year by Circuit Judge Edward
T. Kane, who ruled that a
civil court had no jurisdic-
tion in the matter.
An orthodox minority has
fought for over three years
to place the women back in
the synagogue balcony, after
synagogue reformers passed
a resolution calling for mixed
seating in 1955.

Dr. Hertz to Lecture at
Harvard Church Sunday

Dr. Richard C. Hertz, senior
rabbi of Temple Beth El, has
been invited to preach at
Harvard University in the inter-
denominational pulpit of Har-
vard Memorial Church on Sun-
day morning.
Participating in the chapel
service, attended by faculty and
students of all faiths, will be
President Nathan Pusey.
While on the Harvard cam-
pus, Dr. Hertz will be the guest
of the Rev. Dr. George A. But-
trick, preacher of the university,
and for 29 years minister of
Madison Ave. Presbyterian
Church in New York City.

Amateur Cantors Name
Gutman to Head Branch

David A. Gutman has been
appointed organizing chairman
for the Beth Abraham branch
of the Amateur Cantors' Club,
announces club president Hy-
man Koral.
Persons wishing to join the
branch may call Gutman, LI.
7-6407. Membership in the con-
gregation is not required for
club membership. Meetings are
at 1 p.m., Sundays.
Beth Abraham music director
Israel Fuchs will direct the
preparation for high holiday
singing.

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