Shaarey Zedek Series

"Art and Artists of Israel"
will be the subject of an illus-
trated talk 9:30 p.m Tuesday at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek by Dr.
Irving K a uf-
man, prof es-
sor of art at
the University
of Michigan.
This fifth
lecture in a
series on"Per- :
spectives on
Jewish Art" .
will be illus-
tr ated with
slides on mod-
Kaufman
ern Israeli painting, sculpture
and graphics.

Rabbi Issac Stollman, recently
elected president of the Coun-
cil of Orthodox Rabbis of De-
troit, has cited
t h e quarter
century of
service by the
council in the
fields of kash-
rut, Jewish
education, sab-
bath observ-s
ance and links
with the state
of Israel.
The council, which will hold
its 2 6 t h annual banquet
March 1 at Cobo Hall, is lo-

rated in new quarters, offer-
ing supervision for kashrut,
counseling on Jewish law,
personal and family relation.
ships.
A central record bureau and
rabbinic reference library are
available to the public in the
new quarters,
and the audi-
torium will be
used for meet-
ings and lec-
tures.
Other offi-
cers recently
elected by the
council are
Rabbis Leizer
Levin, head of
Levin
the Beth Din (Court); Joseph
Rabinowitz, honorary president;
Max Kapustin, vice president;
Joshua Sperka, secretary;
Samuel Prero, treasurer; and
Chaskel Grubner, executive di-
rector.

Thirty-one Detroiters attended the Yeshiva University
Award Dinner at the New York Hilton Hotel last Sunday when
the university's annual awards for "service to higher education"
were presented to Toni Borman of Detroit and Israel A. Dia-
mond of New York. The guest speaker at the dinner was
Senator Kenneth B. Keating who is shown in the photo on the
left with Mr. Borman, Dr. Samuel Belkin, president of the
university, Mr. Diamond, Charles H. Silver, dinner chairman,
Rabbi Gordon Will Speak
Dr. Kaufman, recipient of
and Max J. Etra, chairman of the university's board of trustees.
at
Hebrew Academy Fete
two U. of M. Rackham grants in
In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Borman, Detroiters at the
the field of painting, exhibits
dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Borman, Mr. and Mrs.
Rabbi James I. Gordon of
extensively both nationally and Young Israel Center of Oak
David Cheny, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elliman, Mr. and Mrs. David
locally,
including
exhibits
at
the
Goldberg, Dr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Woods will be guest speaker at
Krohn, Daniel A. Laven, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Levinson, Chicago Art Institute, the De- the seventh anniversary din-
troit Institute of Arts, the ner of the Hebrew Academy 7
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipsitz, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lurie, Rev.
Pennsylvania Academy of Art p.m. Feb. 18 at the Crystal
Nicholas Maestrini, Max Sossin, Mr. and Mrs. Max Stollman,
Philip Stollman, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Thorner, Mr. and Mrs. and the Boston Arts Festival.
THUNDERBIRD
Room.
Morris Tulupman and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Berke.
Author of many articles on
COUNTRY
Avram "Skip" Rosenthal will
art and art education, Dr. Kauf- demonstrate Israeli folk instru-
DAY
CAMP
man is also a member of the ments at the dinner, and will
Children's Questions Are Topic of Discussion National
is now accepting applications
Commission on Art perform Hebrew and Yiddish
for specialists in:
"The Perplexing Questions chiatrist. Moderator will be Dr. Education.
songs. He has played flute with
Children A: k" will be the topic Samuel Krohn.
*
FENCING
The sixth and final discussion the orchestra of Radio Israel.
of a discussion by a rabbi and
Dr. Weiss, a consultant at
*
RIDING
Hebrew Academy president is
a psychiatrist 8:45 p.m. Monday Hawthorne Center and at Oak- in the series on Jewish Art will
be
a
"Meet
the
Artists"
evening
*
BATON
Mrs.
Joseph
Gittleman,
and
Cong
Shaarey
Zedek.
land
County
Child
Guidance
at
Discussants will be Dr. Morris Clinic, is a graduate of the Feb. 11. Earl Krentzin, Walter dinner chairmen, Mesdames
* ARTS
Adler, of Shaarey Zedek, and University of Michigan Medical Midener and Arthur Schneider David Greenbaum and Joseph
* WATER SAFETY
Dr. Morris Weiss, child psy- School and received his psy- will discuss the Jewish themes Klein.
chiatric training at the Men- which have figured in their
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`Theology of Survival' Kan.
Mesdames Milton Berry,
Topic Scheduled at
chairman of the Shaarey Zedek
Beth Hayeled committee, and
Institute for Clergy
The 22nd annual B. Benedict William L. Schumer, chairman
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
of the parent education commit-
Glazer Institute on Judaism for
tee, announce a social hour will
Detroit clergymen was sched- follow. Parents will be able to
uled to begin M..
meet teachers of the nursery
10 a.m. today
Invites You, To An Evening Honoring
school, first and second grades.
at Temple;
For reservations, call the
Beth El, with
school office, 357-5544.
Rabbi Gunther

PISGAH LODGE NO. 34 B'NAI B'RITH

THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND

Plant, spirit-
ual leader of
Holy Blossom
Temple, To-
ronto, discuss-
ing "A Theol-
ogy of Jewish
Rabbi Plaut
Survival."
The Detroit Council of
Churches is cosponsor of the
all-day sessions, which also will
f eature Rabbi Sylvan D.
Schwartzman, professor of Jew-
ish religious education at the
Hebrew Union College-Jewish
Institute of Religion, on "Prog-
ress and Trends in Contempo-
rary Religious Education, 1:30
p.m.

Erhard Aide, Accused
of Nazi Role, Has Little
Chance to Regain Post

BONN (JTA)—Hans Kru-
ger, who suspended himself
from his post as refugee minis-
ter pending an investigation
into charges of a past career
as a Nazi judge, has almost no
chance to get the post back,
informed sources here asserted.
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard,
who chose Kruger for the
post, ordered an investigation
last week after Kruger ad-
mitted the accuracy of some
of the charges raised against
him by East German and So-
viet sources.
The charges were listed in
documents published by East
German officials after Kruger
insistently denied them.
The documents indicated that
Kruger was a judge of a "spe-
cial court" in what is now
Chojnice, Poland, during the oc-
cupation. The special courts
were known for their severe
treatment of the conquered peo-
ples.
Kruger said, after the docu-
ments were published in a West
German weekly, that his serv-
ice with the Nazi court had
"completely slipped" his mem-
ory.

Religious School Board
at Beth Abraham

The religious school board of
Cong. Beth Abraham has elected
the following officers: Morris
Davis and Milton Freeman, chair-
men; Mrs. Hyman Goldstein,
treasurer; and Mrs. Fred Sher-
man, secretary.
The board supervises admini-
stration of the synagogue Sunday
religious classes from nursery
through Grade 10. Rabbi Israel
I. Halpern is supervisor and
Frank Leiderman, principal.

B'NAI B'RITH'S
MARTYR'S FOREST IN ISRAEL

Including The New

Kennedy Memorial Forest

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3

8:30 P.M.

Labor Zionist Institute

Shaarey Shomayim
Forms Hebrew School

Rabbi Leo Y. Goldman of
Cong. Shaarey Shomayim an-
nounces formation of a new He-
brew school affiliated with the
synagogue.
This school will put special
emphasis on the preparation for
Bar Mitzvah, "to give the young-
ster the most and best religious
education possible," Rabbi Gold-
man said.
For information, call Chaskel
Adler, EL. 7-1346.

Full Recognition to Israel
Granted by Eire, Opens
Way for Missions Trade

DUBLIN (JTA)—Ireland has
granted f u 11 recognition to
Israel, a government spokesman
here announced. The dejure
recognition of Israel, it was
pointed out, opens the way for
an exchange of diplomatic mis-
and
sions between Dublin
Jerusalem.
Until now, Ireland has recog-
nized only "de facto," meaning
it had merely recognized the
existence of Israel.

YOUNGEST ATTORNEY
GENERAL
Tobias Low, a 19th century
Hungarian-Jewish lawyer, be-
came, at 26, the youngest man
to serve as deputy attorney gen-
eral in that country.

Morris Schaver Auditorium

Schaefer, Just North of Seven Mile Road

RABBI HOROWITZ

Dean of The
National College
Kallah Institute •

A Delightful
Program of
Entertainment
Featuring

Accomplished Musicians

and Singers

1 3-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, January 31, 1964

Yeshiva University Honors Borman Artist-Educator to Talk Quater Century of Services Cited
on Artists of Israel for the Council of Orthodox Rabbis