Rabbi Lev to Speak
at Beth El on Dec. 1
At the Friday evening serv-
ices at Temple Beth El on Dec.
1, at 8:30, Chaplain Aryeh Lev
will speak on "The Lonely Path
to Peace."
Rabbi Lev is director of the
Commission on Jewish Chap-
lains of the
Jewish Nation-
al Welfare
Board, the pro-
fessional body
through which
J W B fulfills
its responsi-
bility as the
government-
authorized
agency for re-
cruiting and
serving Jewish
chaplains in
all branches
of the U. S.
armed forces.
Born in
Jerusalem,
- Rabbi Lev re-,
ceived his
Rabbi Lev
D.S. from Columbia University
and was ordained by Hebrew
Union College-Jewish Institute
of Religion. He received an
honorary D.D. in 1954. He has
just returned from a mission
for the Air Force in Europe
where he conducted Torah con-
vocations for chaplains in Ger-
many, France, England, Spain
and Turkey.
Raven Gallery Shows
The "Life of Helen Keller"
will be presented in the Motion
Picture Series of the Raven Gal-
lery 9 p.m. Tuesday.
The Gallery, 17600 James
Couzens, presents films relating
ing.
to the arts each Tuesd
tion
A concert series, in •
nces
fo
with the Musical
ding In-
Trust Fund of the
dustries an on thQr mmenda-
tion of the etroiliFederation of
at s members of
Musicia
ony Orchestra
the De
dnesday of the
on the thi
information, call ljer-
month.
director.
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The Detroit Knights of Pythias, in keeping with its policy
of support to education programs; last week presented a schol-
arship to the Beth Yehudah Schools, which will enable a needy
youngsters to receive the benefits of a Yeshivah education.
Pictured above, from left, are Past Chancellor Barney Kasof-
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cellor . Commander Samuel J. Wilson and Grand Chancellor
Bernard Bolton.
Bnai David Will Burn Mortgage
at Congregational Dinner-Party
The annual Bnai David congre-
gational dinner party will be
held Sunday at the Synagogue.
The party. will be a double
celebration honoring the instal-
lation of officers and the retiring
of a short - term bank note which
leaVes the new synagogue build-
; ing free of debt. . The mortgage-
burning will signal - the proced-
ure of plans to build a main
sanctuary and classroom wing.
Melville J. Riclunan will be in-
stalled as president, Jack Lieber-
man, Jack Kraizman and Sam
Belkin, vice presidents; Jerome
J. Trumper, treasurer; and Neil
Kalef, secretary.
The following will be installed
as members of the board of
trustees: Joseph J. Allender,
Irving Belinsky, Meyer Berman,
Mrs. Meyer Berman, Morris J.
Brandwine, Philip Bricker, Louis
Cooper, Joe Gorman, Stanley
Chabad Dinner to Host
Professor Irving Bloch
Dr. Irving Bloch will be guest
speaker at the fourth annual
Chabad dinner, 6 p.m. Sunday at
the Northwest Young Israel,
17376 Wyoming.
Bloch is a philosophy profes-
sor at the University of Western
Ontario. He studied at the Cen-
tral Lubavitcher Yeshiva in
Brooklyn, N.Y. He also holds a
bachelor degree' from Vanderbilt
University and a doctorate from
Harvard University.
Charles E. Feinberg will give
a report on Camp Gan Israel of
the Mid-West.
Planning the dinner are Isa-
dore Starr, chairman; Jacob
Field, Abraham Gardin and
George Zalman, co - chairmen;
Ernest Citrin, treasurer; Lazar
Hammes, secretary; Isaac Silver,
ticket chairman; Isadore Sosnik,
chairman of the Landsmanshaf-
ten.
On the general committee are
J. Baiter, Harry Eskin, Jack Gins-
burg, Ernest Greenfield, Eugene
Greenfield, ,Sandor Greenfield,
Herman M. Halon, Joseph Hend-
ler, Hyman Kaber and A. Yam-
polsky.
The women's committee is
composed of Mesdames J. Feig-
elman, A. Feldman a n d M.
Schwartz.
Yosef Branch LZOA
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Harold Silver, director of Jew-
ish Family Service, will address
the Daniel Yosef branch of the
Labor Zionist Movement 9. p.m.
Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Art Manker, 25248
Pierce, Southfield.
"Reflections on Israel Today"
will be the topic of his speech.
Silver recently returned from the
Jewish Social Workers Seminar
in Israel.
For information. call Mrs.
Deborah Goldberg, KE 7-6126.
Guyer, Harry Koltonow, Benja-
min S. Kott, Louis Kuzin, Ber-
nard Nathanson, Max Ostrow,
Norman Richman, Norton Rosin,
Charle,s N. Shere, Joseph Shif-
man, Mendel Shifman, Oscar
Shorr, Max Simon, Harold Soble,
Mak Sosin, Nathan Sosin, Melvin
Volin and William J.. Weinstein.
William J. Weinstein will be
the installing officer and Max
Sosin will be master of cere-
monies. Rabbi Hayim Donin and
Cantor Hyman J. Adler will also
Participate in the program.
Temple Israel
Plans 'Salute to
Israel' Dinner
.
Temple Israel will stage a
Bar Mitzvah Year "Salute to
Israel" Hanukah dinner 7 p.m.
Dec. 10. in the Leon Fram Hall,
It was announced by Leslie W.
Schmier, president of the Tem-
ple.
The dinner chairman will be
Julian S. Tobias, vice president
and former
treasurer of
the Temple.
Last year he
w a s co-chair-
man of the De-
troit Service
Group Israel
•:Survey Mis-
sion. Co-chair-
. men are Max
Osnos and Na-
thaniel H.
Goldstick.
Temple Is-
rael affiliates
are joining
with the con-
gregation in
staging the af-
Tobias fair on behalf
of Israel Bonds.
. The guest artist will be George
Jessel, "Toastmaster General of
the USA." Appearing with him
on the program will be Avis
Shulman, national chairman of
speakers, W o m e n's Division,
State of Israel Bonds, who spent
last summer on a study tour of
Israel. She is the wife of Rabbi
Charles S h u l m a n, spiritual
leader of Riverdale Temple in
New York City.
The dinner committee in-
cludes, also, Harold H. Gilbert,
Harry L. Pliskow, Morton Bar-
ris, Temple officers; Sam Maza,
.president of the Men's Club;
Mrs. George Victor, president
of the Sisterhood; Mrs. David
B. Keywell, president of the
affiliates council; Abel Selburn,
president of the couples club;
Lester Lunsky, president of the
Young Adults; Nathan King,
Sam Rabinowitz, Murray J. Sut-
kin, Judge Victor Baum, Mrs.
Samuel Dant°, Harry Madison,
Saul H. Dunitz, George Stutz,
Sol Stein, . Frank Simons and
Morton J. Bechek.
tries, including Britain and
France, met here to begin dis-
cussions of w s and ean
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ucation
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to brin E
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youth
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Jewish
closer o
cone ts.
opening meeting, 'Which
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was eld under the chairman-
ship of Grand Rabbi Jacob
Kaplan of Paris, was attended
by Dr. • Israel Brodie, Chief
Rabbi of Great Britain and
rabbis of other Western coun-
tries, as well as Rumania's
Chief Rabbi David M. Rosen,
who is currently in Paris after
having attended the opening of
the Warsaw Ghetto exhibition.
Rabbis from other East Euro-
pean countries were invited,
but none arrived.
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