11th Synagogue Adult Institute
Commences Oct. 23 at Bnai Moshe
The eleventh annual syna-
gogue Adult Institute will open
for registration Oct. 23, 7:00
p.m., at Congregation Bnai
Moshe, 14390 W. Ten Mile, Oak
Park.
The new location reflects the
accelerated movement of the
Jewish community to the north-
west area and suburbs, it was
announced by Dr. David Blum,
this year's Institute chairman,
and Mrs. Dan Shapiro and Dr.
David I. Silver, co-chairmen
The courses to be offered,
including Hebrew,. Jewish his-
tory, rabbinics, Jewish folk and
liturgical music, the prayerbook,
Bible, and the chalil or Israeli
recorder, were planned by a
committee composed of repre-
sentatives of Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue, Beth Aaron Synagogue,
Congregation Beth Moses, Con-
gregatiin Bnai Moshe, and the
Livonia Jewish Congregation,
The CARIBE MOTEL
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OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
WITH . . .
CONVENIENT LOCATION
Woodward near 7 Mile Rd.
Minutes away from everything
LUXURIOUS ROOMS
• Phones • Air Conditioning
• Complete Kitchens
• Wall-to-Wall Carpeting
COMPLETE
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• Parking
• TV and Radio
• Continental Breakfast
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Moderate
Rates
Start at
$8.00
19630
Woodward
Near 7 Mile Road
which are co-sponsoring the In-
stitute.
In addition to Drs. Blum and
Mrs. Shapiro, tne other Insti-
tute officer is Samuel Lober-
man, treasurer. Synagogue rep-
resentatives are: Adas Shalom,
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Mrs.
Jacob Axelrod, Dr. Louis Beresh,
Irving Gould, Frank Holtzman,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shapiro; Beth
Aaron, Rabbi Benjamin H. Gor-
relick, Cantor David Bagley,
Richard Burton, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Greenlick, Samuel Lo-
berman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Medwed and Thomas Tannis;
Beth Moses, Hy Kinzer, Dr.
David I. Silver and Harry
Weimer; Bnai Moshe, Rabbi
Moses Lehrman, Cantor Louis
Klein, Dr. David Blum, Mitchell
Feldman, Norton Flusty, Ted
Kohn, Dr. and Mrs. Jerome
Kornheiser, Zelig, Landy, Dr.
Jerome Lechner, Irving Lopa-
tin and Harry Saul; Livonia
congregation, Jerome Friedman.
Dr. Blum stated that all
classes, to be held at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, will begin 8:15
p.m. Oct. 23 after registration.
He invited Detroit and Oak
Park residents to register for
courses.
Symphony Orchestra
Opens Season with
Paray on Oct. 4
Paul Paray, vacationing in
Europe, will return to Detroit
Monday to begin a series of 12
rehearsals before the opening
night of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra season on Oct. 4.
Paray will conduct the first
nine weeks of the Orchestra's 28-
week season. Afterward, Paray
assumes the title of the Orches-
tra's Conductor-Emeritus a n d
will r e turn to conduct for a
month in each ensuing season.
Solosists during the winter
season will include Glenn Gould,
Mischa Mischakoff, Michel Bloch
and Nathan Milstein among a dis-
tinguished roster of music world
greats.
THE CALL
OF THE SHOFAR
"Remember us for life,
O King who delightest in
life; inscribe us in the
book of life for thy sake,
O living God."
—From the High Holy
Day Machzor
On the most sacred day on the Jewish calendar, -
the prayers of our people are for life, for justice and
for peace for all mankind. In this spirit we extend
sincerest greetings for a
To The Entire Community and Our Many Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hermelin and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubenfire and Family
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hermelin & Family
13625 W. 8 Mile km, Detroit
Leib the Pious Singled Out for Loneliness
By DANIEL L. TICKTON
As I was sitting on my front
porch on a sunny Sabbath after-
noon a man walked up to me.
After sitting down on a folda-
ble chair, he introduced him-
self as Moshe and shook my
hand with a friendly sholom. "I
hope you don't mind me sitting
here like this, but I am some-
what gloomy today and would
like a few minutes with you."
He continued, "G—d said we
should rest on the Sabbath. Sit-
ting at home wasting time is no
rest. I could rest better if a
had a shul, but there isn't a
shul within a mile.
"At my shul were my hopes
and my moments of recreation.
My most enjoyable times were
Friday evenings and Saturdays.
We used to exchange stories
there before the prayers and
also during Saturday afternoons
just for friendliness before our
studies of the Talmud with our
shamosh (sexton)."
"Gradually the neighborhood
changed. The rich Jews moved
away, and others followed is liv-
ing conditions became too upset-
ting for them. Yet, we always
had our daily minyonim" (quor-
ums) "three times a day and
many more on Sabbaths and
holidays. Last year on the High
Holidays the shul was packed;
I don't know where all the peo-
ple came from; why, all the
seats were sold out.
"Besides, our shul's president,
Reb. Leib the Pious, told us
again and again that as long as
he was head of the shul (and no
one figured to replace him) our
shul shall never be sold to kir-
chen" (churches). "We w i 11
rather dismantle it brickwise or
at least will sell it to a beer
garden only, and at a good price
at that; maybe in 1964, no
sooner."
After a brief pause, my story
teller Moshe continued, "You
know, my friend, in a shul when-
ever there is something good
there is a counterfeit; Every-
thing was going along seemingly
well when suddenly the news
came that the shul had been sold.
"Yes, I thought that I was
all set for the High Holy days,
Sukkot (Tabernacles), "and even
till after Passover." But my shul
was sold over night, and we had
to move out within a week's
time. This feeling of deep shock
will not wear off quickly.
"On the very next Sunday's
morning after the Sabbath for
mevorechim hachodesh" (bles-
sing for the new month) "for
Tammuz, during which we had
prayed and had had our studies,
all the shades were pulled down,
the large windows were plas-
tered, the Torahs were removed
and the Stars of David were
scratched out, and, instead, a
new sign with a cross, lehavdel"
(to differentiate (an expression
of disgust and frustration)),
"was replaced over the en-
trance."
When my visitor continued,
after a few moments, his voice
became very low. "We were told
that it was sold to a beer garden
Sukenic Announces
N.W. Young Israel
Youth Activities
Fall youth group activities at
Northwest Young ISrael will
include a Sabbath story hour,
eight youth groups and an arts
and crafts program, according
to Norman B. Sukenic, presi-
dent.
Sabbath story hour meets
3 p.m., Saturdays, at 17376
Wyoming. Children, 4-5, are
invited to attend the program
under the direction of Mrs.
Hadassah Prero and B 1 u m a
Shoenig. Other youth groups
meet for 6-16 year olds, accord-
ing to Rabbi Samuel H. Prero.
Mrs. Lillian Feldstein leads
an arts and crafts activity from
2 until 4 p.m. Sundays. Messers
Nathan Butrimovitz, Frank
Loewenberg and Arthur Selman
are on the program committee.
For information, call UN 1-7691
at a fancy price. There was only
one loophole: whoever had
bought it for a beer garden
resold it to a Negro kircheh"
(church). From the shul's presi-
dent's viewpoint, the shul's re-
sale was a great lucrative deal
if put through. Now, there would
be enough money to build a new
shul far away and next to other
seems as though the Divine
Providence singled me out for
loneliness, and it is too much
for me. Is there a hiding place
for the conscience?
"Some of the most pious peo-
ple I've known have also been
the most parsimonious, perhaps
on account of the theory that if
they place their trust in G—d
shulen" (synagogues.)
they don't have to place any in
"Of all human inventions the their fellow men. . . ." I sym
most worthless is an excuse. It pathize with him.
gsrad oncl
C ongregational and
Agit ¶oly Aly
Wonor tRoll
PARTICIPATING CONGREGATIONS
SYNAGOGUE
RABBI
PRESIDENT
Adas Shalom
Jacob E. Segal
J. Maurice Karo
Adas Yeshurun
Ahavas Achim
Milton Arm
David Silver
Beth Aaron
Benj. H. Gorrelick
Joseph Lovy
Beth Abraham
Israel I. Halpern
William Genser
Beth Joseph
Hymen Karp
Beth Moses
A. Irving Schnipper
Hy Kinzer
Beth Shalom
Mordecai Halpern
Seymour .Tarnoff
Beth Tefilo Emanuel _Leizer Levin.
Morris Dorn
Beth Yehudah
Joshua Spiro
Meyer Levin
B'nai David
Hayim Donin
Harold Sable
B'nai Israel
Israel Flam
Alfred Shapiro
B'nai Jacob ,
Louis Nosanchuk
B'nai Moshe
Moses Lehrman
Norbert Reinstein
B'nai Zion
Solomon H. Gruskin
Morris Snow
Chesed Shel Emes ____ Israel I. Rockove
Morris Dorn
Dovid Ben Nuchim __Chaskel Grubner
Joseph Bornstein
Ezras Achim
Abram Gardin
Isadore Sosnick
Gemiluth Chasodim __Joel Litke.
Benoit Gorge
Livonia Jewish Cong.
Dr. Richard Bayles
Miskan Israel
• Isaac Stollman
Phillip Stollman
Mogen Abraham
Solomon P. Wohlgelernter
Max Kaplan
Nusach Harie
Arthur I. Gold
Isadore Starr
Shaarey Shomayim Leo Y. Goldman
Joseph Balbero
Shaarey Zedek
Morris Adler &
Irwin Groner
David M. Miro
Shormey Emunah __Sholem Flam
Isadore Levin
Temple Beth El
Richard C. Hertz
Sydney Sarasohn
Temple Emanu-El ____ Milton Rosenbaum
Milton Lucow
Temple Israel
Leon Fram &
Leslie R. Schmier
M. Robert Syme
Yeshiva Chacma-
Lublin
Moses Rothenberg
Young Israel Dexter &
Solomon P. Wohlgelernter-Hillel L. Abrams
Mogen Abraham
Young Israel—
Meyer Eisenberg
Greenfield
Joshua Sperka
Young Israel—
Norman B. Sukenic
Samuel H. Prero
Northwest
Young Israel—
Max Nusbaum
Oak Woods
GUEST SPEAKERS
ISAAC CARMEL
DR. ARIEH PLOTKIN
COL. GIDEON ELROM
JACQUES TORCZYNER
COL. SHAUL RAMATI
Harold Berke, David I. Berris, Tom Borman, David J. Cohen,
Irwin I. Cohn, Hy Crystal, Rabbi Arthur I. Gold, Dr. Jacob
Goldman, Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick, Rabbi Eugene Green-
field, William Hordes, Louis E. Leviton, Rabbi Moses Lehrman,
Rabbi Joel Litke, Irving Schlussel, Max Schulzinger, Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal, Isadore Starr, Harry Weinsaft, Rabbi S. P.
Wohlgelernter, Alfred Bounin and Muni Mark.
CONGREGATIONAL AND HIGH HOLY DAY COUNCIL
Chairman
MR. PHILLIP STOLLMAN
Co-Chairman
MR. NORMAN ALLAN
JUDGE NATHAN J. KAUFMAN Co-Chairman
In addition to Speakers, Presidents, and Rabbis of participating
congregations, the committee includes:
Hyman Aaron, Cantor Shabtai Ackerman, Rev. Hyman J.
Adler, Reuben Axelrod, Harry L. Blitz, David Bodzin, Jay
Bodzin, Morris J. Brandwine, Harry Citrin, Harry Cohen, Hy
Crystal, Jonas Dworin, Harry Eskin, Isaac M. Faxstein, Dr.
Manuel Feldman, Mrs. Ben Z. Freeman, Oscar Garrison, Na-
thaniel H. Goldstick, Joe Gorman, Sam Gottlieb, Charles I.
Jacobson, Morris Karbal, Joseph Katchke, Samuel. Katkin, Sam
Kaufer, Judge George D. Kent, Nathan King, Joseph Koenig,
Gus Lew, Morris Ben Lewis, Jack Lieberman, Hyman Lipsitz,
Erry Loewenthal, Hyman Mandelbaum, Sam Maza, Samuel
Novetsky, Sol Nusbaum, Max Osnos, Sam Platt, Henry Pokart,
Dr. & Mrs. Harry Portnoy, Melville Richman, Alex Roberg,
Louis Rose, N. P. Rossen, Julius Rotenberg, Dr. Robert Schlaff,
Irving Schiussel, David Schoichit, Jack Shenkman, Ben W.
Siegal, Dr. David Silver, A. M. Silverstein, Max Sosin, George
Spoon, Max Spoon, Max Stollman, Harry Stolsky, Norman
Sukenic, Henry Thumin, Julian S. Tobias, Zvi Tomkiewicz,
Melvin Volin, Meyer Weingarden, William J. Weinstein, Melvin
Weisz, Sam Zack, Jack Zeldes.