Orthodox Rabbis Council to Dedicate Mizrachi Sends
Israel Passover
Auditorium in Karbals' Memory
Morris Karbal (left) presents to bonim Center would be dedicated CARE Packages
in the memory of Morris Karbal's
Rabbi Chaskel Grubner, director
of the Council of Orthodox Rab-
bis, a check in memory of Karbal's
parents, Solomon and Esther Golde
Karbal, in whose name the Council
center's auditorium will be dedi-
cated.
Rabbi Chaskel Grubner, director
of the Council of Orthodox Rab-
bis, announced this week that the
auditorium of the Vaad Hara-
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parents, Solomon a n d Esther
Golde Karbal.
In recognition of Karbal's con-
tributions to traditional causes, a
plaque to be placed in the auditor-
ium will be presented at the an-
nual Council-Merka banquet March
7 at Cobo Hall.
The auditorium is being used
as a special meeting place and a
lecture-study hall.
Currently, the traditional study
of the Daf Yomi, "Daily Folio"
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the wrong girl?
50,000
Aided by Hias in 1964
of the Talmud, is being held 8 to
9 p.m. every evening by a circle
of talmudic students. including
rabbis and laymen. The idea, ori-
ginated by , the late Rabbi Meir
Shapiro of Lublin Yeshiva, has
found universal response through-
out Jewish centers, of the world.
The Vaad Harabonim Center,
which was dedicated by Julius
Rotenberg, contains also the Rabbi
Fischer Beth Din Room, in mem-
ory of Rabbi Moses and Bertha
Fischer, and the Safran Library,
in memory of Elias and Freda Sa-
fran, parents of Hyman and David
Safran.
The Adas Shalom adult study
lecture series on "Psychology,
Religion and the Good Life" will
present Dr. Milton Covensky as
guest speaker 9:15 p.m. Tuesday
in the social hall.
Dr. Covensky, professor of his-
tory at Wayne State University, ,
will discuss "Religion, Men, and
the Modern World." Rabbi Jacob
E. Segal is moderator and discus-
sion leader.
Dr. Covensky, who is complet-
ing an important work on histor-
ical bibliography a n d theory,
teaches a course in history and
philosophy of great religions at
WSU. The community is invited.
For information, call the synago-
gue office, UN. 4-7474.
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Temple Israel to Present Two Works
by Chajes in Jewish Music Festival
Two musical works written for ' son, Mrs. Robert Benyas, Leo Mo-
the synagogue by Detroiter Julius gill and Sidney Resnick.
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PHILADELPHIA ( J T A )—The Jewell Choral will present Ernest
first college course of the kind Bloch's "Avodath HaKodesh, and
ever conducted in this country was on May 7, when "D'ror Yikra," a
launched by Gratz College, when Sabbath service written by Issachar
classes were begun in *course on Miron, Israeli composer of "Tzena,
synagogue administration. Tzena' and other melodies, will
A three-year program has been be featured.
projected for the course, which will
include three basic studies. These $3,230,000 Toronto Goal
will deal with the structure of the
TORONTO (JTA)—The United
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temporary philosophies of Juda- provides for local, national and
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tory. In addition there will be 1965 goal. a minimum of $3,230,-
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Israel, will conduct the choral
group in both the musical service
and the cantata. The music re-
flects the heroic spirit of modern
Israel as contrasted with the
lamenting style of European Jew-
Chajes, and "The Promised Land,"
ish music, which is more tradi-
a cantata for mixed voices, will be
tional in the synagogue. -
heard. Dr. Leon Fram and Rabbi
M.. Robert Syme, spiritual leaders
"Shabbat Shalom" is the second
of Temple Israel, will narrate the of four special Jewish music pro-
cantata, and soloists will be Cantor grams planned by the temple's
Harold Orbach, Mrs. Arthur Mon- music committee, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Robert Anspach
SynagogueAdministration and prepared by Cantor Orbach.
Taught at Gratz College
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congregation's annual Jewish
Music Festival.
"Shabbat Shalom," the Sabbath
Eve service set to music by
to them both. Couldn't
hurt to have the right
girl on your side.
Africa were helped to resettle in
France and 1,300 French-speaking
Jews from Morocco and Tunisia
went to Canada through the ef-
forts of the Canadian Jewish Con-
gress and the Jewish Immigrant
Aid Services, Gurfein reported.
v
ple Israel Feb. 19, as part of the
Too late for Romeo.
But what about you?
Does your girl have a
mother? Why not send
our Fair Lady Hearts
About 4,500 refugees from North
Detroit Mizrachi-Hapoel Hami-
zrachi this week announced that,
as a public service, CARE Pass-
over kosher packages again will
be sent to Israel, for assignment
Gurfein said 9,700 persons were
to relatives, friends and needy
aided to leave Eastern Europe,
families.
The 20-pound packages of North Africa and the Middle East
assorted food products for Pass- and Cuba to resettle in the United
States, France, Canada, Brazil,
over will be shipped at S12. To
assure prompt delivery for Pass- Australia and other Western coun-
tries. In order to carry out its pro-
over, the orders should be placed
at once. Zvi Tomkiewicz, Mizrachi gram, the worldwide migration
agency operated in 40 countries
director here urged.
and spent $2,683,200.
Checks can be mailed to and
"More than 20 per cent of the
information can be gotten from
the Mizrachi office, 17596 Wyom- migrants resettled in 1964 came
to the United States," Gurfein
ing, DI 1-0708.
said. They were assisted to find
new homes in 66 communities, lo-
Dr. Co ensky to Lecture
cated in 26 states and the District
on Religion, the World of Columbia.
for Adas Shalom Series
He might have been
better off wooing
Juliet's mother. Who
knows, maybe if he'd
sent the old girl
Barton's Fair Lady
Heart for Valentine's
Day, she might have
changed her mind
about having Romeo
fora son-in-law. (What
mother could resist
those assorted Conti-
nental Chocolates?)
And the happy ending
would have cost him a
mere $2.98. Ah, well.
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NEW YORK (JTA) — More than
50,00 Jewish men, women and chil-
dren received vital migration and
related assistance from United
Hias Service in 1964, Murray J.
Gurfein, president of the organi-
zation, reported to the board of
directors Tuesday.
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