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The Detroit Jewish News, 1960-03-18

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Prof. Shelomo Goitein, to Address
Midrasha Institute on Wednesday

Prof. Shelomo Goitein, visit-
ing professor of Arabic at the
University of Pennsylvania, now
on leave from the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem, will be the
speaker at the Midrasha Insti-
tute, at the Esther Berman
Building of the United He-
brew Schools, next Wednesday
evening. His topic will be "Me-
dieval Messianic Movements."
Born in Germany, in 1900,
Dr. Goitein studied at the Uni-
versities of Berlin and Frank-
furt and received his Ph.D.
from the latter in 1923. That

Judaeo-Arabic studies, Jews in
Yemen, Biblical literature and
education. "Jews and Arabs,
Their Contacts Through the
Ages," and "Tales from the
Land of Sheba" are two of his
works published in English.
In his address here next
Wednesday, Prof. Goitein will
show that activist Messianic
movements and sects repre-
sented the general religious.
character of the medieval Jew.
He will show how the appear-
ance of Islam changed the po-
sition of Jewry in the world
and gave momentum to a me-
teoric revival of Messianic
hopes.
Dr. Israel Kazis, of Newton,
Mass., who was to have ad-
dressed last Wednesday's
Midrasha Institute session,
was grounded in the plane
that was to bring him here
and could not get here in
time for the discussion meet-
ing.

More than 100 Institute en-
rollees participated in the ses-
sion in spite of the inclement
weather. The Messianic idea
was reviewed in addresses by
Dr. Shlomo Steinberger and
Prof. Shlomo Marenoff, of the
Midrasha faculty, and there was
a lively discussion afterward.

PROF. SHELOMO GOITEIN

year, he settled in Palestine
and served as teacher of Bible
and history at the Haifa Reali
School.
hi 1928 he was appointed
instructor of history of the
Islam and Moslem people
at the Hebrew University of
Jerusalem, and was promoted
to full professorship and the
post of Dean of the School of
Oriental Studies of the Hebrew
University in 1949. From 1938
to 1948 Dr. Goitein served as
Senior Education Officer to the
"Government of Palestine."
In 1953 he came to Philadel-
phia as visiting professor at
Dropsie College, and in 1957
he returned to Philadelphia on
leave from the Hebrew Univer-
sity, as professor of Arabic at
the University of Pennsylvania.
He founded the Israel Orien-
tal Society and served as its
president. He founded and
served as the first chairman of
the board of the Jerusalem Ex-
aminations.
Dr. Goitein published books
and papers on Moslem history,

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Awed Yafeh, Consul of Israel
in New York and director of
the Israel Office of Information
in New York,
"Interpreting
w i 11 discuss
Israel to the
ri/ted
States," at the
next meeting
of the Jewish
Affairs Lunch-
eon 'Club, at
noon, Wedz
nesday, at the
Jewish • Cen-
ter.
For reserva-
tions, call the
.=g adult educa-
Yafeh ti on depart-
ment of the Center.
Yafeh, a native of Palestine
and a graduate of the Hebrew
University in Jerusalem, was
national leader of "Youth Mac-
cabee," the Jewish sport educa
tion movement, a secondary
school teacher, and a member
of • the Jewish underground
forces before and during the
Israel war of independence.
Since the war, he has served
in the Ministry for Foreign Af-
fairs. He has written numerous
articles on Middle Eastern " af-
fairs and education.

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12th anniversary of Israel's independence.
Lawrence W. Crohn, president of the Community Council,
and Mrs. Irving Posner, chairman of the Zionist Council, co-
chairmen of the Joint Committee of the Councils, under whose
auspices the annual celebration has been presented uninter-
ruptedly since Israel achieved independence in 1948, made
the announcement setting the date.
The committee calls the attention of the community to
the increased need for a large popular demonstration of
sympathy and support for the freedoms represented by Israel,
in view of the increasing threats to Israel's security, and
therefore urged preparation for a demonstration of kinship
by- Detroit Jewry at the May 1 celebration.

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Connecticut Senator Says Jews
Most Persecuted Minority in USSR

WASHINGTON, — Senator
Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn.) said
the chief breeding place for
anti-Semitism is . the Soviet
Union and the chief instigator
was the Communist Interna-
tional.
Senator--Dodd, former Execu-
tive Trial' ouliSeI the Nur-
--emberg _ War Crime Trials,
made his charge in A speech
inserted in the Congressional
Record by Senator George A.
Smathers D-Fla.)
The speech had been pre-
pared by Senator Dodd prior to
his collapse on Feb. 27.
due to fatigue brought about by
over-work. He had planned to
deliver it this week during
Chancellor Adenauer's visit to
this country, but the Senator's
physician ordered him to cancel
all engagements during March.
Senator Dodd accused the
Kremlin of engaging in a geno-
cidal campaign against the Jew-
ish people and Jewish culture,
and in exporting anti-Semitism
to satellite and other coun-
tries .
"The Kremlin has conducted
IF YOU TURN THE
and is conducting today," he
said, "an anti-Semitic propagan-
da strongly reminiscent of Goeb-
UPSIDE 'DOWN YOU WON'T
bels and Streicher and that in-
FIND A FINER WINE THAN
famous forgery, 'The Protocols
of the Elders of Zion'." • "
Senator Dodd praised Chan-
cellor Adenauer and the Bonn
Government for the progress
Milan Wineries, Detroit, Mich. I
made in the denazification of

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Yafeh to Address Sunday Evening, May 1, Set for
Center Luncheon Israel Independence Observance
Organizations as well as individuals are being asked to
Club Wednesday reserve
Sunday evening, May 1, for the celebration of the

West Germany and the creation
of stable democratic order. He
said that the record of the Ade-
nauer Government on anti-
Semitism was beyond reproach.
He said there was still much to
be done in Germany. The prob-
lem of Nazis in government
• osts,- according to his analysis,
was of no more than residual
proportions. The problein of
popular re-education, he de-
clared, was much more serious,
although even here he pointed
to a whole series of encourag-
ing developments in recent
-years.
In contrast, he said that East
Germany has opened its ranks
to the most vicious _Nazis and
Nazi collaborators. Senator
Dodd added that the same was
true in other European coun-
tries taken over by Communists.
He declared that the 3,000,000
Jews in the Soviet Union are
the most persecuted of all
minorities.

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Dr. Rosenbaum
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Franklin Lecture

"The Health Significance of
Self-Help" is Dr. Milton Rosen-
baum's topic for the third lec-
ture in the Franklin Memorial
Lecture Series at Wayne State
University, in the Community
Arts Auditorium, at 8:30 p.m.
Monday.
Dr. Rosenbaum -is professor
and chairman of the depart-
ment of psychiatry, Albert Ein-
stein College of Medicine, Ye-
shiva University, and director
of psychiatric services at Bronx
Municipal Hospital Center: He
was the organizer and is the
acting director of the depart-
ment of psychiatry, Hebrew
University, Hadassah Medical
School, Jerusalem, Israel.
In 1958-59 he was president
of the American Psychosomatic
Society. He is also a consultant
to the National Institute of
Mental Health. He is the author
of 70 publications in the fields
of neurology, psSTchiatry, psy-
chosomatic -medicine and psy-
choanalysis:
Dr. Harold Basilius, of WS-U,
will present the March 28 lec-
ture. Dr. John M. Dorsey, WSU,
chairman of the 1960 Franklin
series, will speak at the finale,
April 4.

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