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Testimonial for Rabbi Levin to Be
Demonstration for 'Cause of Torah'

d by wrote "Return to Judaism," a
A proclamation, i s s
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, chairman book which had made a pro-
of the Council of Orthodox Rab- found impact on Jewish youth.
a, bis, -on the occasion of the test- For many years Rabbi Schwab
; imonial dinner to be tendered was spiritual leader of Cong.
on May 15 to Rabbi Leizer Sheerith Israel in Baltimore,
Levin by the Synagogue Coun- until he assumed his present
▪ nz eil of the Beth Yehudah Schools, post, with one of the largest ,
ck hails the dinner as "a unique Orthodox congregations in the
opportunity for our community ' country.
Tuesday evening, at the home
to stage a resounding demon-
stration for the cause of Torah, of Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cohen,
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a - meeting will make final ar-
w and our loyalty to it.
In paying tribute to Rabbi rangements for the dinner, ac- ,
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Levin's long years of dedicated cording to Nathan P. Rossen, '
service. Detroit Jewry at the dinner chairman, and Morris
same time reaffirms its de- Dorn, Synagogue Council chair-
man. Reservations can be made
...! votion to Torah and its 'teach- by calling Rossen's office, DI I-
ings, which Rabbi Levin so well
7300, or the Yeshivah office.
represents."
Stressing the fact that the
W proceeds of the dinner will go Plan Community-Wide
to the scholarship fund of the
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Yeshivah and help provide a Celebration for Yiddish
• , Jewish education for deserving Author I. J. Schwartz

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A community-wide celebration
of the 75th birthday of noted
author and lecturer I. J. Schwartz
will be held 8:30 p.m. May 11 at
the Hayim Greenberg Center.
The program will be presented
under the auspices of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute, Workmen's
Circle. Farband and the Council
of Landsmanshaften.
Evaluations of the writer's
works will be given by Moishe
Boar and Movsas Goldoftas.
Schwartz will read excerpts
from his latest book. Musical
renditions will be given by Mrs.
Irene Pianin and refreshments
will be served. Chairman of the
affair is Benjamin Laikin.
Schwartz, a renowned Yiddish
author in his own right, is re-
MORRIS DORN
garded highly for his transla-
youngsters. t h e proclamation tions of the Hebrew classics
calls on all congregations and into Yiddish.
groups. as well as on all in-
dividuals to whom Torah is
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dear, to give their fullest sup-
port to this dinner and to as-
sure maximal attendance."
The guest speaker at the
dinner will be Rabbi Simon
Simon Schwa b, nationally
known speaker and author. Rab-
bi Schwab is associate rabbi of
Cong. Adas-Yeshurun in New
York City and the Dean of
Mesifta Samson Raphael Hirsh,
one of the outstanding Jewish
educational instiuttions in the
country.
Born in Germany, Rabbi
Schwab was trained at the fa-
mous Lithuanian Yeshiveth of
Meir and Baranowitz. During
the Nazi era in Germany he

Orthodox, Conservative Teens to Be Guests of Beth Abraham Youth
Hebrew Schools Merge The Youth Commission of The Service, to be led by Neil
Beth Abraham will be host Lullove and other members of
in Chicago to Cut Costs Cong.
to the fathers of the Teenagers the two youth groups, will start

CHICAGO, (JTA)—A trend to
cut across Jewish denominational
lir.es toward merger of Hebrew
schools in neighborhoods with
dwindling Jewish populations
took concrete form here when
two schools, one conducted by
an Orthodox congregation, the
other by a Conservative syna-
gogue, were consolidated into
one school.
The consolidation brings to-
gether the Hebrew schools in the
Albany Park section of Chicago,
conducted separately until now
by the Albany Park Hebrew
Congregation (Conservative) and
the Cong. Beth Itzchok (Ortho-
dox).
Leaders of the two synagogues,
who announced the merger, said
in a joint statement that the
merger will save expenses and
afford to the children of the
section "the finest kind of Jew-
ish education obtainable."
Moves of a similar nature have
been under discussion for some
time now in various other sec-
tions of Chicago, since many
Jewish families have joined the
exodus from the city proper into
the suburbs. The Albany Park
merger must still be approved by
the local Board of Jewish Edu-
cation and the Associated Tal-
mud Torahs.

and Teffilin Club members at its
annual Father-Son-and-Daughter
Service and Breakfast on Sun-
day morning at the synagogue,
Commission chairman Willie Op-
perer has announced.

Confirmands Present
S. Oakland Symphony

A concert by the South Oak-
land Symphony Orchestra will
be presented by the Confirma-
tion Class of Temple Emanu-El
2:30 p.m. Sunday at Oak Park
High School.
Featured music will include
the Prelude to the Third Act
of Lohengrin, by Wagner; the
First Movement of the Unfin-
ished Symphony, by Schubert;
the Third Act of Lohengrin, by
Wagner; the First Movement
from the Eloise Symphony, by
Altshuler; Pavanne and Ameri-
can Slute, by Morton Gould; the
Sound of Music, by Rodgers
and Hammerstein; Fingal's Cave
Overture, by Mendelssohn; and
Piano Concerto in B Minor by
Tschaikovsky, featuring James
K. Streem of Cleveland at the
piano. Tickets may be purchas-
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Sephardim Present
Program on Holy Land

Arthur Klann, lecturer and
traveler, will present a series of
slides and movies on "The Holy
Land — Passover and Easter in
Jerusalem," under the auspices
of the Sephardic Community of
Greater Detroit, 8 p.m. Sunday
at the Oak Park High School.
Refreshments will be served.
Guests are invited. No charge.

at 9 a.m., and breakfast, prepared
by Mrs. Alvin Topper and her
Sisterhood committees, will fol-
low. Rabbi Israel Halpern of
Beth Abraham and Rabbi Samuel
Stollman of Shaar Hashomayim
Synagogue of Windsor will ex-
tend greetings to the teenagers
of the Windsor Synagogue who
will be the guests of Beth Abra-
ham. Miss Linda Rosenzweig, a
member of the Beth Abraham
Youth, will deliver an address of
welcome to the guests from Wind-
sor. Henry Pokart, president of
Beth Abraham, will bring a mes-
sage from the officers and board
of the congregation.

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United Hebrew Schools
Elementary Grads Go
on Outing at Tamarack

June graduates of the Unit-
ed Hebrew Elementary Schools
will hold their seventh annual
outing next weekend at Camp
Tamarack, under the guidance
of Rabbi Emanuel Applebaum,
principal' of the Adas Shalom
Hebrew School.
Buses will leave the Esther
Berman Branch on May 11 and
return the graduates on May
13. Games, Sabbath services,
nature walks and a variety
show are planned, among other
activities. The group will be
supervised by teaching staff
members and student counse-
lors from the United Hebrew
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