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May 01, 1964 - Image 29

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1964-05-01

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JWV Activities

Recent Volume on Parochial System Employs
Hebrew School as Basis for Comparison

OAK PARK POST and AUXIL- instructress; Rose Davidson, guard;
A Review of Mary P. Ryans' brew day school emerging all over the Jewish community of today.
IARY will hold their sixth installa- and Lillian Tulupman, Yetta
Although we share some of the
"Are
Parochial Schools the Ans- the country, wisdom as well as
Sterns
and
Belle
Berkowitz,
trus-
tion 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Capis-
reasoned analysis demands that we superficial problems such as the
wer?"
trano Restaurant and Cocktail tees.
* * *
resist the temptation. There is no tendency by parents to consider
Lounge. The event will honor out-
comparison at all as the basic prob- confirmation as a kind of terminus
BY
RABBI
HAYIM
DONIN
going commander Henry Cahn and
lems facing the perpetuation of for their children's religious edu-
The
book
"Are
Parochial
Schools
outgoing president Mrs. Max Stall-
Judaism in a Christian society are cation, the very differences in the
the
Answer?"
(Holt,
Rinehart,
meyer. Auxiliary officers being in-
far different than those facing nature of Jewish faith vis-a-vis
Winston)
provides
an
insight
into
stalled are Mesdames Henry Cahn,
Catholicism in a country where they Catholic faith demands independent
many
of
the
problems
confronting
president; Norman Moss and Her-
solutions in the light of the dif-
the Catholic faith and into the dif- constitute a goodly percentage of ferences
bert Liner, vice presidents; Harold
that do exist in the specific
the population, and the largest
ferences
of
opinion
that
exist
Greenspan, treasurer; I. J. Field
"No Truce With Tuberculosis" within the Church community con- single religious faith. The entire objectives of our respective religi-
and Harry Sklar, secretaries; Wil-
role that education has played in ous educational programs.
liam Steckelis, chaplain; Maurice —this slogan for the recent World cerning questions of their own Judaism throughout the ages has
faith.
Noble, historian; Jerry Eisner, pa- Health Day, marking the anni-
In the spirit fostered by the Sec- been a far different one than that
triotic instructress; Jerry Levitt, versary of the World Health Or-
ond
Vatican Ecumenical Council, experienced by the Catholic peo-
guard; Jack Kagan, conductress; ganization of the United Nations,
the
author
of the book is concern- ples.
Max Strumeyer, Isadore Binder,
As a matter of fact, the "state of
ed with the inner revitalization of
also
symbolized
Israel's
continu-
and Eli Shusterman, trustees. Post
siege" that was the justification
Christians
living
among
Catholic
officers being installed are Morry ing struggle against the lung di-
for the parochial school system in
Smith, commander; William Steck- sease. Although the incidence of laymen, one that will carry much the first place could very well grip
greater
depth
and
meaning
for
the
elis and David Gildenberg, vice tuberculosis in Israel had been
laity by promoting a greater parti-
commanders; Sam Fisher, adju- drastically reduced in the past ten cipation by them in those rituals
Ballroom Dancing by
tant; Murray Greenwald, quarter- years, the Health Ministry still till now reserved exclusively for
master; Henry Cahn, Charles Is- records some 1,000 new cases each
the
priest.
ackson, Isadore Binder and Mau- year plus another 1,000 who re-
It is with this over-all aim in
COOLIDGE AT 9 MILE
rice Noble, trustees. Serving as in- quire frequent check-ups in the
mind, namely, the religious forma-
Oak Park — LI 7-4470
stalling officers will be Mrs. Sam chest clinics.
Max Schrut
tion of all Catholics and the "great
W. MAPLE AT CRANBROOK
Skupsky, president of the Michi-
For Good Photographs
Before Israel gained its state- missionary vocation and responsi-
Birmingham — MI 7-1262
gan JWVA, and Harry Friedman, hood, tuberculosis posed no seri-
and Prompt Service
Call me at
JWV department commander. For ous problems. However, with the bility of the Church," that she ques- ***********************i-
*
information, call Mrs. Noble, LI onset of mass immigration in the tions the great emphasis placed 4(
upon the maintenance of a Catholic
4-9517.
1940's and 1950's, a large number school system.
* * *
I C M.
of refugees arrived suffering from
"In actual fact," the author says,
Weddings - Bar Mitzvahs
SOL YETZ - MORRIS COHEN the disease. Many of them were
MIKE GREEN'S
'
"providing a general education for
We Come to Your Home
AUXILIARY will meet 8 p.m. Mon-
With Samples
MUSIC
among the weakened and ema- its children is an auxiliary serv- *
*
day at the home of Sarah Kamin-
UN 4.6845
TY 5-8805
ciated survivors of the concentra- ice, not part of the essential mis- 4(
LI 8-4432
*
sky, 23431 Harriet Ct., Oak Park. tion camps and DP camps. There
sion
of
the
church.
Whether
such
Plans are now being completed
were also many who came from a service is required for the wel-
for a Mother and Daughter party
the disease-ridden mellahs of the fare of the church in a given era
to be held in mid-May.
Moslem countries. There were not is a question of policy, not of
* * *
enough hospital space for all the faith."
LT. RAYMOND Z US S MAN sufferers and while the patients
She feels that the Church—in
AUXILIARY will meet 8 p.m. Mon- waited for beds — often for view of its primary objectives as
FOR
day at the home of Mrs. Beverly months — they remained danger- enunciated in recent papal encycli-
Silver, 21940 Marlow, Oak Park. ous disease carriers.
SPORTING EQUIPMENT
cals—could achieve its religious
The annual mother-daughter din-
aims
far
better
by
concentrating
To meet this challenge, Malben,
ner will be held at Raleigh House
MAKE THE FINEST GIFTS!
in other areas.
May 13. For reservations and in- the Joint Distribution Committee
Crucial to her position are the
medical
and
welfare
program
Finest Selection of Sporting
formation call Mrs. Florence Weber,
results of surveys which indicate
maintained in Israel, with United "that Catholic schooling does not
UN 4-0243.
Goods in the City
Jewish Appeal funds, on behalf seem to make the great difference
* *
of
aged,
ill
and
handicapped
im-
LT. ROY F. GREEN AUXIL-
that might have been expected.
OLYMPIC SPORTING GOODS CO.
IARY will meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at migrants. launched a comprehen- Regularity of Catholic practice is
sive
control
program.
This
in-
the home of Mrs. John Nemon,
only slightly higher among them
Sid Fishman — Lou Fishman
24808 Pierce, Southfield. Newly cluded a 500-bed hospital at Beer than among those who have not,
DI 1-8489
19129 LIVERNOIS at 7 MILE
Ya'acov,
at
one
time
the
largest
and
this
may
well
be
due
as
much
installed officers under Mrs. Har-
Open Thursday to 9 P.M.
hospital
of
its
kind
in
the
Middle
school."
to home influence as to the
old Weiss, president, are Mesdames
She is quite blunt in her criticism
Herman Silver and Carl Zide, vice East, a sanitorium for tubercu-
presidents; Bernard O s t r ow e, lous children, and a home for of the quality of the religious edu-
treasurer; David Segal, patriotic aged TB patients. At its peak the cation that is being provided in
instructress; Harold Weisler, con- number of beds rose as high as the parochial schools. There is
ductress; Jean Heller, historian; 2,000. This figure is now down to much more progress and better
David Levitt, chaplain; and Joseph 450, sufficient to care for the cur- methods employed in the general
rent caseload.
courses than in the religious
Conn, guard.
* * *
The incidence of tuberculosis in courses.
She is on weak ground when
DETROIT AUXILIARY w ill Israel at the present time is the
she
presents the afternoon He-
third
lowest
in
the
world
(after
meet 8:30 p.m. May 14 at the Labor
brew school system that exists
Zionist Institute. Refreshments Holland and Denmark). This is
will be served. Recently elected due largery to the close coopera- among the Jews as an example
of how the religious and cultural
of f i c e r s are Louba Luppiloff, tion of the Israel medical author-
formation of young people can
president; Bertha Schaaf and Mary ities with Malben, Hadassah and
Nadek, vice presidents; Vera the Anti-Tuberculosis League. To- succeed outside of regular
school hours. She is obviously
Zendel, treasurer; Florence Wit- gether they established and main-
unfamiliar with the widespread
tenberg, secretary; Minnie Hart, tain a network of 18 chest clinics
criticism by Jewish educators
chaplain; Nellie Berger, conduc- throughout the country for both
about the ineffectiveness and
tress; Hannah Seinwel, patriotic treatment and prevention.
superficiality of the very sort of
program she now espouses for
imp. ■ ••,
the Catholics to follow.
BY HENRY LEONARD
Although her analogy is no good,
it may be that for purposes of
Christian "formation" in a Christ-
f
I DE
ian society the author is correct in
JEWISH MEN'S Ci.UR
her analysis and in her bold sug-
k 1 l 0, 1
gestions. However, there will be
many of her faith who will heartily
reject her analysis and disagree
with her proposals.
Although there is a temptation
to draw some parallels to the He-

TB Third Lowest
in Israel Due to
Agencies' Efforts

JACK BARNES

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Hebrew U. Receives
Statues of Moses,
Jesus and Mohammed

"Lapidus always brings his own. "

Copr. 1964, Doyenu Productions

JERUSALEM.—As a gesture to-
ward interreligious understanding,
the Hebrew University has placed
in one of its buildings life-sized
wood statues of Moses, Jesus and
Mohammed, carved by a noted
Jewish sculptor.
The works of the late Siegfried
Wagner were offered to the uni-
versity as a gift by his daughter,
saying it was her father's wish that
the statues be given to the uni-
versity in a city sacred to Judaism,
Christianity and Mohamedanism.

THE DETROIT JIEWISII NEWS
29
Friday, May 1, 1964

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