FALLSBURGH, N.Y. (JTA) religious heritage" to the detri-
-The creation of an academic ment of American-Israel Jewish
center in Israel which would relations.
serve as a cultural and religious
He also said that the teach-
bridge between Israel and ing of Hebrew was "not enough"
American Jews was announced to link American and Israel
by the Rabbinical Council of Jews. Any close cultural and
America at its 23rd annual con- religious ties must be based
vention.
"on the historical teachings.
The proposed center would values and concepts found in
be constructed at a cost of the Bible and Talmud." he
$500,000, and would be an ex- added.
pansion of the Council's Yeshi- A resolution proposing that
s'ath Hadorom at Rehovot, Is- spiritual leaders of the three
mai, which trains students for major faiths convoke a con-
SAMMY WOOLF almost
educational, rabbinical and so-
ference to protest "Soviet sup didn't
didn't make it to his future son-
services there.
pression of Jewish cultural and'
stag party. last week.
The delegates to the Ortho- religious rights" was adopted ,
The popular orchestra lead-
dox rabbinical convention ap- at the closing session of the er had been out fishing and
proved a campaign for the convention.
7 spending the day on furniture
raising of the money among the
Council's membership of more . In another resolution, the ' man Phil Bradley's 31-foot boat
than 750 rabbis, and also among rabbis lauded the Federal dis- when a storm hit Lake St. Clair.
Orthodox Jewish communities , trict court of Massachusetts for • . . Sammy, Phil and Lou Bab-
in the country. Rabbi Charles declaring unconstitutional the cock would have docked some-
Weinberg, first vice-president. blue laws in that state. The where and stayed the night . . .
said that graduates of Ameri- i resolution said that the court But -all three were due at the
can rabbinical seminaries will . ruling "permits devout sabbath stag for Maury Cohen, who'll
be invited to study at the cen- observers to pursue their trades soon wed Margo Woolf . . . and
ter for a year or more "for ' and professions" on Sundays : above all. Sammy just had to
special research in the fields "without fear of legal pen- get there! . . . So "Captain - ,
• ' Bradley really put his ship Inas- '
of Jewish religious law, Israeli alties."
The delegates also uraecl ter minding to work and battled
culture and related subjects."
the elements successfully to
--
The delegates voted to hold state legislatures "to outlaw •
Jewish Agency Approves
Violates Kashrut Law
the Council's 1961 convention discrimination because of race. brine the boat in on time . . . 1959 - 60 Budget Increase
1 SAN FRANCISCO, (JTA't-
lightning and hail-like rain
in Jerusalem. The convention color or creed in the sale, rental . The -
' Max Drexler, owner of a San
re-elected Rabbi E m a n u e I and o c c u p a n c y of private , didn't stop Phil . . . After all. I JERUSALEM (JTA) — The Francisco meat market. was
i through the years Sammy has : Jewish Agency Executive ap-
Rackman as president. and realty." In another resolution,
!found guilty this week of
Rabbi Solomon J. Sharfman as ' the rabbis asked "the liberalize- t given the sons-in-law of so many proved a 1959-60 budget total- violating California -a: new kash-
of American immigration other folks a happy send-off . . . ling 235.400.000 pounds. an in-
honorary president.
ti on
may and he wasn't to be denied this . crease of 25.000,000 pounds over rut standards law and sentenced
Addressing the convention. laws so that our country
country
! the budget for the previous to six months probationary
. • . his own first one!
Dr. Joseph B. Soloveitchik of again become a haven of
term and S100 fine in the first
'
IT
TOOK
FIVE
YEARS,
but
one yearperiod.
Boston, a leading Jewish Ortho- fOr the victims of all Varieties
. got I Among the allocations were *conviction under the law.
i
7
y
Ed
and
Jean
Na
einer
finall
dox theolocician and philoso- of totalitarianism."
paid off in knishes from Bill ; 75 ' 000 - 000 pounds for settle-
pher. said that there is nothing
Always try to remember that
25.000.000 pounds for kn. I
Kazin .. . While doing Iment. 2
M
. and Mae
in Jewish religious doctrine N ,, c
hiva U. Social Work
the wedding of their daughter. I migration and 34,500.000 pounds i the fellow with a scheme is not
which opposes scientific re- :
'
out for your interests.
Barbara, to Allan Zeitlin, the ; for immigrant housing. Other looking
search and discovery. including School Gets Accreditation
t Yeshiva University's gradu- local caterers promised her outlays were listed for immi-
the conquest of outer space.
grant health and educational
Work was proud parents s o supply - all the
Rabbi Rackman denied that ate School of Social 'Work
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
there was any official discri- : granted accreditation by the ' knishes for the briss of the Wei- . services, youth and pioneering
programs. and e c o n o m i c
urination against non-Orthodox ! Council on Social Work Edu- ner's first grandson . . . The activities.
Woolf
Jews in Israel and condemned : cation, governing body in the ' first child was a girl however.
And His Orchestra
American Jews who made such ; field. The decision was an- and all was forgotten by the i
It is astonishing how little I UN 4-3174
UN 3-8982
charges. He told the conven- ! nounced during the 86th an- ' Weiners . . . But not by Mae
UN 3-6501
Huai
forum
of
the
National
!
and
Bill
Kozin,
who
last
week
one
feels
poverty
when
one
tion that the government of
Israel was given insufficient i Conference on Social Welfare., ' saw Ed at the Sholem Aleichem loves.—Edward George Bulwer. I
recognition to "its outstanding I held recently in San Francisco. , Institute and discovered the i
young couple has also had two
Delightfully
! boys- since then . . . They kept
Air-Conditioned
i their word by making certain
Ed and Jean got their knishes.
Delicatessen • Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge
IN EXISTENCE ONLY two-
Famous for Fine Food
and-a-half years, the first public
DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATER SNACKS
fund-raising venture by the Oak
Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 A.M. to 3 P.M.
Park Masonic Temple Associ-
TRAY CATERING A SPE.;IALTY
ation will be to take over the
entire Northland Playhouse,
12th at Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
Aug. 16 ... presenting Menasha
Scholnik in "The Law and Mr
Simon." ... Joe Shur, treasurer
of the association, is chairman
of the affair. with monies raised
15301 E. Jerrerson at Beaconsfield
going toward the erection of a
beautiful building in Oak Park
VA 24111
Luncheons II to 3 — Dinners SAM
for Masonic meetings and af-
to 18:AL Suppers 10:30 to
fairs . . . Oak Park Lodge No
3030 GRAND RIVER Free Parking. TE 3-0700. Pri-
591. F. to A. M.. was started in
Tate Banquet Rooms for wedding parties. Serving
1956 and has been meeting at
the World's Finest Steaks, Chops and Sea Foods fat
more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our cellars.
the Berkeley Masonic Temple in
Berkeley. Mich. . . . Charles CHOP HOUSE
Granner is president of the as-
ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods. Steaks,
sociation. and William Stahl, Chops, Chicken Club Sondwiches.
Short Orders. Delicious Hamburgers.
secretary of the lodge. chair- "Served as you like it."
STARRING IN PERSON
man of the board.
20176 LIVERNOIS AVE., 1 ! I blks. S. 8 Mile Rd.
Open 24 Hours
PHIL. LEVANT. one of the
Mr. Francis Lederer
CHOICE LIQUORS
owners of the Henrose Hotel
MARIA'S PIZZERIA BANQUET FACILITIES
formerly Barium) received this
Opens Tuesday, July 14 thru Sunday, July 19
Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
. . "Sir: I
letter in the mail
Parking Facilities . . . Cony-Out Service
PULITZER PRIZE & N. Y. DRAMA CRITICS AWARD PLAY
, would appreciate your consider-
111, giving me a job. I believe I 7101 PURITAN—Open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.—UN 1-3929
. ant well-qualified to uphold my
and BAR
position in your establishment.
TR-2-8800
"Moat moving play to emerge from World
I speak two foreign languages. Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted See Foods
War II and one of 'Broadway's finest. plays."
Music
by
Muzak
Spanish
and
Hebrew.
I
ant
ef
-
2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
7 - 1,112 REAGA2INIE
festive in mathematics and I
"Your beart will never forget it."
Prime Beef at its Very Best! Pies baked on prem-
a
good
English
back-
— WALTIER WINCHFLI.
ises Special Luncheon. and Dinners. Menus changed
ises_
ground. If you grant me an in-
daily. Open II a.m.-3 p.m.
"A magnificent play."
terview. I can state my qualifi- BEEF BUFFET
— NEW YORKER MA
19371 W. 8 Mile, 1 Blk. E. of Evergreen
cation' I can be reached at
Pkeyhous• Drivo-ks Sex Oaks Open Seerelay
1660 Lincolnshire Drive. or TO.
RESERVATIONS' and INFORMATION: EL 7-0220
8-2699. I would appreciate an
• PRIME BEEF • SHRIMP • LOBSTER
answer. Sincerely yours. Julian
• DELMONICO STEAK
Ogees toy1101--Aske duds pay*. is Unbind Phylum*, lac.,
• CHICKEN
13300 W. 7 MILE cor. LITTLEFIELD
Levant" ... He showed his son's
latedsms1 (Wet, Nero 3S. Wass stollothkasse4 tnetaii.s.
OPEN DAILY 11 -II:30 P.M.; SAT. & SUN- to
P.M.
letter to Henry Keywell, Ju-
"1„.
lien's grandfather. and also one
4
TOES.. WED.. TRUES... SUN. 1:30
TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT
aarimaai
SAT. 7 P.M., 3.60, 2.75, 1.45 TAX INC.
of the owners of the IIenrose.
Plavlsous* Driyy-In Is *Mee;
LON CON
Casa 7Mion... Downtown;
who asked if he was going to
FRI. 11:30 P.M. AND SAT. 10
Marwil Book Slants. Eastland
123 Kerche.
employ him . . . Phil replied,
Grcsse Po rte Farms
and Northland.
$3.15, $3.00. $2.20 TAX INC.
PIP111 9
"I don't want him. Von hire
Reservations — TU 4 - 5015
him!" . . . (P.S.: Julian finally
'(
LUNCHECN
DINNER
MR•ROBERTS
got the job — but through no Serving Wonderful FOOD, V ,
JUt41X2T1 -JULY 26
. . . et Moderate Prices
help from his father!)

Sammy

BOESKY'S

WHERE TO DINE

AL GREEN3

CARL'S

CLAM SHOP

DUBBS BEEF BUFFET

London East

HOWARDKEEL

23 — THE, DETROIT JEWISH N EWS -- Friday, J uly 1 0, 1 959

Orthodox Rabbis Vote to Establish
$500,000 Acadeniie Center in Israel