.
Milton I. Heller
Named Seminary
Area Director
The Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America, world fountain-
head for Conservative Judaism,
has announced the appointment
of Milton I. Heller as area direc-
tor for Detroit.
A native of Cleveland, but for
the past several years a Miami
resident, Heller was graduated
with honors and obtained his
MILTON I. HELLER
B.A. degree from Western Re-
servO University. He completed
his graduate studies for the M.A.
degree under the Graduate .Fac-
ulty of the New School for Social
Research in New York and, in
addition, -attended the Cleveland
School of Fine Art, Fenn Col-
lege and George Washington Uni-
versity. He is a member of Alpha
of Ohio Chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa.
Heller previously held posi-
tions as field representative with
the Development Corporation for
Israel, staff associate with the
Hebrew Theological College in
Chicago, associate director of
Development for Roosevelt Uni-
versity, and southern regional
director for Brandeis University.
He has also held research posts
with the U. S. Government and
Western Reserve University. His
affiliations include Bnai Brith,
Temple Emanu
JWV, Zionis
hization
America
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ation
rican Association fo
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Reception Monday
On Dec. 4 at 6:30 p.m., Dr.
Finkelstein will be honored at
the Standard Club of the Sher-
aton-Cadillac with a private
buffet-supper reception at which
dietary laws will be strictly
observed.
The reception will be hosted
-by Joseph Holtzman and John
Lurie under the sponsorship of
the Detroit Friends of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary. On
the preceding evening the Sem-
inary Chancellor will be guest
speaker at the Centennial din-
ner dance at Shaarey Ze
in Cobo Hall.
Sol Eisenberg, a
of the Seminary's
Cabinet, is chair
event.
er
ional
of the
The reception
mittee, in
formation, inclu
: Milton
Bernstein, Louis Berry, Max
Biber, Al Borma
Tom BDr-
man, Harry Brodsk ,
Cohn, Theodore Curtis, Sol
Eisenberg, Dr.. Joseph Epel,
Charles E. Feinberg; Walter L.
Field, A r t h u r Fleischman,
Joseph Frenkel, David Gold-
berg, Max Goldsmith, Harry
Gimsberg, Louis Hamburger,
Samuel Hambiirger, Dr. Sam-
uel J. Hyman, Morris Karbal, J.
Maurice Karo, Abe Kasle,
Stephen Lanyi, Ben Levinson,
Sam Loberman, Robert Marwil,
Dr. Thomas Marwil, David Miro,
Max Osnos, Tubie Resnik, Wil-
liam R. Roth, Judge Charles
Rubiner, David Safran, -Hyman
Safran, Abraham Satovsky, Jack
Shenkman, Meyer Shugerman;
Samuel Simmer, Samuel B.
Solomon, George Spoon, Phillip
Stollman, Allan L. Waller, Ben-
j-amin Weiss, Melvin • Weisz and
I. Lewis Zuieback.
.
Also on the reception com-
mittee are the spiritual lead-
ers of the major Conservative
congregations in D e t r o i t:
Rabbis Morris Adler (Shaarey
Zedek), Benjamin Gorrelick
(Beth Aaron), Mordecai Hal-
pern (Beth Shalom), Moses
Lehrman (B'Nai Moshe), and
Jacob Segal (Adas Shalom.)
Congregation Beth Moses also
will participate in the reception
through its president, Franklin
L. Levy, and its vice-president,
Hy Kinzer. In addition, a dele-
gation of the Michigan Region.
United Synagogue, will be
headed by its president, T.
George St6rnberg, By City
attorney.
Dr. Finkelstein will 'deliver
a major address, highlighting
the achievements of the Jewish
Theological Seminary as it ap-
proaches the Diamond Jubilee
anniversary of its founding.
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A million books reflecting the
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American way of life have been
sent to people abroad as a re-
sult of participation in the
"Books Abroad" program by
Workmen's Circle.
The "Books Abroad" program,
sponsored by the United States
Information Agency, is part of
the "People to People" cam-
paign headed by former Presi-
dent Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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ader-
scholars.
anks to the Jewish
eologIcal Seminary in
the Conservative ranks and
to similar theological schools
in other areas, our leader-
ship is American - trained.
The Seminary has thus
emerged as a great school
for a great movement, and
in the best interests of a
strong American Judaism I
urge the most generous re-
sponse to every appeal in
the Seminary's behalf. A
stronger Seminary will as-
sure the re-invigoration of
American Jewry.
Marwil, Judge Rubiner, Hyman
,Safran, Harry M. Shulman, Dr.
Leonard Sidlow, Abraham
Srere and Morris H. Zackheim.
The celebration on Sunday
will commence with the light-
ing of the Hanukah candles by
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar. A re-
ception and champagne hour -
will be followed by dinner at
8:30 p.m.
Special ' !
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G. Harvith.
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Conn. Anti-Semite
Faces Sentences
from Two - Courts
WESTPORT, Conn., (JTA)—
Alan S. Moyler, a West Redding
artist, will appear in- Westport
Circuit Court Dec. 19 for sentenc-
ing on charges that for two years
he harassed and annoyed Jewish
residents of the area with anti-
Semitic mail.
The 34-year-old artist also
pled guilty two weeks ago in U.S.
District Court in New Haven to
charges of postal violations
brought against him by the United
States Government.
He was accused of sending
dead rats and bats through th
mails and with defacing
boxes in his campaign.
After Circuit j
Alfred
Tuscano heard I\
er's guilty
plea, he ordere
pre-sentence
investigation
report to be
made by the
It probation offi-
cer. The r
rt is to be ready
for the Dec 9 appearance.
Similar a on was also taken
in the Feder
ourt when Judge
Robert P. A
sentence pending a pro .a n re-
port.
A Westport Court official said
there was no chance that the
Federal and circuit court sen-
tences would be served concur-
rently.
The artist may have to face
U.S. immigration authorities who
were informed that he is a Brit-
ish national. He is currently free
on bail.
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aist Hsnar monaa 3HZ — ' TT
By HYMAN SAFRAN
On the occasion of the ap-
proaching 75th anniversary
of the founding of the Jew-
ish Theological S6minary of
America, I wish to join with
the rabbinic and lay -leaders
in Conservative Judaism in
urging increased support
for the great institution of
learning which has trained
many of our rabbis—five of
whom now are serving con-
gregations in Detroit.
The Jewish Theological
Seminary is, indeed, the
Fountainhead of Conserva-
tive Judaism in America. It
has served an even greater
purpose through the many
rabbis who are holding posi-
tions of importance in com-
munities throughout the
world, and in scores of ways
in which Conservative Juda-.
ism has provided 1
for many
serve
and T c • ers in
have come to us from
e Seminary. Their •
ante s nds • the
of
sh
tain s nts
s p 1
and .
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Shaarey Zedek's centennial
Hanukah Dinner and ball, to he
held Sunday evening in Cobo
Hall, will be _addressed by Dr.
Louis Finkelstein, . Chancellor
of the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary of America.
Hubert Sidlow is chairman
of the centennial ball commit-
tee.
Judge Charles Rubiner will
be toastmaster and Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler and Abraham Sa
sky, president of the
tion, will address
ering.
The leadershi
0 men and
women who
ed as officers
or trustees
Shaarey Zedek,
and anothe
0 who led of
organization s presidents,
be honored,
be presented to those chosen
for the honors.
PaSt presidents of Shaarey
Zedek who will be honored are:
Louis Berry, Morris H. Blum-
berg, Harry Cohen, Robert
qtaaaaa 4S
Rabbi Morris Adler will oh-
serve the Centennial Sabbath
of Shaarey Zedek by speaking
"on the nature of our spiritual
/resources with special empha
sis- on the Jewish Theological
Seminary." At 9 a.m. Rabbi
Mordecai Halpern of Beth
Shalom Congregation will de-
liver an untitled sermon on
the importance of Dr. Finkel-
stein's visit to Detroit. Rabbi
Jacob Segal of Adas Shalom
Synagogue will speak on "Ser-
vants of the Light" at 10 a.m.,
while at 11 a.m. Rabbi Ben-
jamin Gorrelick's topic at Beth
Aaron will be "A Modern
Dreamer of Dreams for Amer-
ican Jewry."
Conservative
Judaism's
Fountainhead
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This Saturday will mark the
culmination of a series of Sab-
bath sermons delivered by the
spiritual leaders of five major
Conservative congregations in
Detroit and dedicated to the
impact on American Judaism
of the Jewish Theological Sem-
inary and its world-famed
Chancellor, Dr. Louis Finkel-
stein.
The sermons constitute an
advance tribute highlighting
the significance of Dr. Finkel-
stein's first visit to Detroit in
eight years. Each rabbi is a
Seminary graduate.
Last Friday evening Rabbi
Moses Lehrman of Congrega-
tion B'nai Moshe spoke on
"Louis Finkelstein: Image of
American Judaism."
The remaining sermons will
be given this Saturday. •
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Shaarey Zedek's Centennial Ball,
Hanukah Dinner on Sunday
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