THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, November 4, 1960 — 18

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Second Bible Contest Launched

Jerusalem
Gets Sephardi
Chief Rabbi

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-
Rabbi Eliyahu Pardess, 64-
year-old chief rabbi of the
Sephardic community - of
Ramat Gan, was elected
here chief Sephardic rabbi
of Jerusalem. The post has
been vacant since the death,
in 1955, of the late Chief
Rabbi H. Shabbetai.

Catholic's Will Endows
Orphanage in Israel

LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — Ex-
ecutors of the estate of the late
Mrs. Gertrude Dolan Anfenger,
who died here in 1958, have
selected a Jewish orphanage
for boys in Yad Eliyahu, Israel,
to receive a one-third share of
her estate. The share is valued
at $130,000.
Mrs. Anfenger„ a Catholic,
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one-
directed
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estate e donated to
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MINNEAPOLIS, (JTA) — A
reform rabbi lashed out last week
against the "rash of parties and
dances held on Yom Kippur
night" as an "unseemly spec-
tacle."
Rabbi Albert G. Minda said
that while there was no ban in
Jewish law on such affairs on

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Dr. Noah Nardi, director of
the Department of Pedagogic
Services of the Ministry of Edu-
cation and Culture, said the
films will be used in the Minis-
try's latest program to "develop
the Jewish consciousness among
Israeli youth and strengthen the
bonds between Israel and the
Diaspora, especially American
Jewry."
Among the nine films sent to
Israel are "Lawyer from Bos-
ton," a tribute to the memory
of Supreme Court Justice and
Zionist leader Louis D. Bran-
deis; "One Man," the story of
the disappearance of a Swedish
diplomat behind the Iron Cur-
tain while trying to save the
Jewish community of Budapest
in 1945; and "A Chassidic Tale,"
written by Morton Wishengrad
and nominated for an Emmy
Award in 1957 for Best Tele-
play Writing.

Yom Kippur Cha-Cha
Denounced By Rabbi

of Rabbi
the synagog
Ginsbe made his appeal
ectly to New
for protection ce Commissioner
York City P edy. He said the
Stephen P. K recinct has been
police keep an eye out"
pro 'sing
"but this doesn't
a
for
any good."

HE FACTS

`Eternal Light' Television Films
to Be Loaned to Israel for 1 Year

A selection of kinescopes of
the NBC television program
"Eternal Light" has been loaned
to the State of Israel for a one-
year period, it was announced
by Rabbi Marvin S. Wiener, Di-
rector of the National Acad-
emy for Adult Jewish Studies
of the United Synagogue.
Produced by the National
Broadcasting Company in co-
operation with the Jewish The-
ological Seminary of America,
and distributed by the National
Academy, the 16 mm. black-and-
white sound films will be used
by the Israeli Ministry of Edu-
cation and Culture in its serv-
ice program of providing audio-
visual materials to schools
throughout Israel.
Previously, these films were
available for use on a loan basis
only in the United States and
Canada.

neighborhood. Eggs and rocks
have been thrown at the syna-
gogue often, he said, and "we
have been averaging a broken
ek for the list year."
bi said, the words
Often, the
"Jews Get Ou ' have been found
.awled on th sidewalk in front

NEW YORK, (JTA) — New
York police authorities are prob-
ing an attack on a synagogue in
suburban Queens Borough which
resulted in the smashing of
windows and a desecratio
house of worship
eggs.
vandals at-
About 3
gogue, according
tacked
con - regation's spiritual
to
r, Rabbi Abraham Ginsberg,
le
the pretext that they were en-
gaging in Halloween pranks. Ac-
cording to Rabbi Ginsberg,
ever, the vandal "hav go
far this time."
For seven ars,
complained to olic
gogue has been 'fie
attack by ant emi

The second' national Bible contest for American Je
youth will be conducted during the 1960-61 school year, it w
announced by Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield, director of the
department of education and culture of the American Zionist
Council. The contest was initiated in America last year after
its overwhelming success in Israel. With the cooperation of
leading educators, '78 youngsters representing 31 regions
from 16 different states converged on New York from all over
the United States last June to compete in the final runoffs.
Dr. Blumenfield announced the appointment of Dr. Judah
Pilch to the chairmanship of the Bible Contest Committee for
1960-61. The photo shows Prime Minister Ben Gurion receiving
the 1959-60 Bible contest champion Aaron Gaffney, accom-
panied by H. M. I. Gevaryahu, left, of the Israel Bible Society,
and Harold M. Greenberg, right, of the department of educa-
tion and culture of the American Zionist Council.

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30 Vandals Attack Queens, N. Y., Synagogue

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Yom Kippur night, he regarded

ished

them as "a sort of sacrilege."
"How Jews who at the close

of the Neilah services can stand

before the 'gates of eternity' and

en find themselves several
ours later, out on the dance
oor doing the cha-cha and the
ambo is beyond my poor men-
lity to understand," he said. "It
speaks well for their physical
strength but ill for their sense of

appropriateness."
He contended that "Post Yom
Kippur should find all members
of the family in the sanctuary of
the home." He added that Jews
"have_ always been admired for
the closeness of family ties. Why
run from home, family, friends
when the observance concludes'?"

Detroiter Preparing
for Rabbinic Career

Preparing for a career as a
Reform rabbi, Elihu Burkow, of
18954 Pennington, Detroit, has

matriculated at Hebrew Union

College—Jewish Institute of
Religion here. He is a 1958
graduate of the University of
Michigan where he majored in
psychology.

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and preserving its laws.
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