THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, May 14, 1965
Jericho Temple Celebration
Bialistoker-Brisker Aid Society
will celebrate Israel's independ-
ence 8 p.m. Wednesday at Jericho
Temple. A drive for Israel Bonds
will be held, and a couple will be
honored.
Miss Feldman to Marry
Michael P. Goldfine
"LETTER BOX"
Rabbi J. Litke Appeals
for Respect for Dead
Editor, The Jewish News:
Jewish funeral practices are de-
signed to affirm the honor and
respect that is due to the dignity
and sanctity of a human being.
Among these belong the eulogy,
the reciting of prayers and kad-
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Announcements
Last Week's Winner of the
dish, the purification of the body,
and the last rites, among which in-
terment is, of course, the final ex-
pression of respect and regard for
MRS. ROGER BOESKY
the human body.
The interment is an act of high
respect and as such ordained by
Jewish law, which is ever mind-
ful of the sanctity with which a
human being is endowed.
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the engagement of their daughter
CarOn Arlene to Michael Peter
April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
Goldfine, son of Mr. Samuel Gold-
M. Dubrinsky (Isabel Schlussel):
fine of Oceanside, N. Y., and the-
26061 Radclift, Oak Park, a son,
late Mrs. Goldfine.
Mark Alan.
The prospective bride is a senior
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at Michigan State University's col-
April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Har- lege of social work. Her fiance is a
old Cantor (Elizabeth Cohen), senior at Michigan State and will
24310 Oneida, Oak Park, a daugh-- be graduated in June.
ter, Amy Michele.
A Dec.• 25 wedding is planned.
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April 30—To Dr. and Mrs. Ger-
Akiva Day School
ald M. Trager (Harriet Weiss),
14033 Riverview, a son Jeffery to Hold Open House,
Allen.
Lag b' Omer Festival
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Akiva Hebrew Day School will
April 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Sid- hold an open house for prospec-
ney Glen (Ellen Haar), 24605 tive parents and friends May 26•
Templar, Southfield, a son, Robert A tour of the school will begin
David.
9:30 a.m., and visitors will have
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the opportunity to observe all
May 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Mayn- classes in session. A coffee hour
ard Gordon, 19295 Beaverland, a will follow, at which time Rabbi
son, Adam Henry.
Manfred Pick, principal, will be
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available.
May 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Edward
The day school is concluding its
L. Miller, 10220 Troy, Oak Park, a first year of operation at the end
of this academic year in June.
daughter, Karen Elizabeth.
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Registration has begun for kinder-
May 6—To Mr. and Mrs. May- garten and first grade. A special
nard M. Gordon (Lucille Mandel), tutorial program in Hebrew is
19295 Beaverland, a son, Adam being arranged this summer for
students in grades 2-6, who are
Henry.
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potentially qualified to enter the
April 22 — To Mr. and Mrs. upper grades with some assistance.
For information call the school,
Arthur E. Berlin, 20436 Audrey, a
342-9119.
son, Jonathan Craig.
The school will sponsor a music
festival on Lag b-Omer 10 a.m.
Recommended by Physicians
Thursday at the Labor Zionist
Institute. Students from the 1st
to 5th grades will participate. The
program will be under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Judith Herman, music
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LEO GOLDMAN
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One would suppose that it would
be natural that just as the eulogy,
the recital of prayers, and other
performances of the last rites are
done by his co-religionists so the
interment would be undertaken by
the mourners and friends. Unfor-
tunately, this is frequently not the
case. By the time the casket is to
be lowered into the ground, friends
and family have long departed and
it remains to "others" to complete
the final act of respect.
I can well understand how this
custom arose. It was to spare the
survivor's feelings and shield from
them the sight of the finality of
man's end. This concern is certain-
ly laudable. It is nevertheless an
act of disrespect to the memory
of the deceased whom his mourn-
ers leave before completing their
sacred task. I believe that fami-
lies and friends would - appreciate,
if explained, that their presence
and helping in the interment is
not to be insensitive to their feel-
ings, but to show true kindness
(Gemiluth Chesed) to the de-
ceased.
I would like to appeal to the
respective cemetery boards to re-
introduce this venerable Jewish
practice and allow the interment
to take place by those who came
to pay respect and give honor that
is due to a human being.
JOEL J. LITKE,
Rabbi
Gemiluth Chassodim
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BONN (JTA) — Nine Dussel-
dorf court officials, who have been
participating in a trial of 10
former Nazis charged with killing
700,000 Jews at the Treblinka con-
centration camp, left for N e w
York. Montreal and Caracas to
hear witnesses who, for various
reasons, could not come to
Germany to testify in the trial.
At Frankfurt, where 22 former
Auschwitz-Treblinka camp person-
nel have been on trial for 17
months, the prosecution started
its final summations. Chief Prose-1
cutor Fritz Vogel demanded the
maximum sentence — life impris-
onment — for three of the -defer.,
dants, Hans Starke, Klaus Dyl-
ewski and Perry Broad. He said
that Starke helped send 1,000,000
Jews to the gas ovens and the two
others methodically killed Jews.
BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—A reso-
lution condemning Arab propa-
ganda in Latin America, which
joins neo-Nazi groups in advocating
anti-Semitism, and calling upon
the people of South America "to
fight activity against Nazi atroci-
ties," was adopted here Tuesday
Editor, The Jewish News:
by the -South American executive
I have read your editorial of of the World Jewish Congress.
April 16 with much interest. I am
The executive, holding its 10th
a public school teacher, and I annual session, also called atten-
Teacher 'Hesitates'
to Leave Public
School for Hebrew
shall soon receive a degree in
Hebrew education from the Mid-
rasha of the United Hebrew
Schools.
Frankly, I hesitate to leave the
public school for Hebrew school
teaching. I admit there is a strug-
gle among teachers in the public
schools for gaining professional
status, collective bargaining and
higher pay. However, I believe
public school teachers have made
greater gains in these areas than
Hebrew teachers have.
I would be interested in being a
Hebrew school teacher if they
were given the recognition and re-
muneration they deserve.
Sincerely yours,
SHEILAH GOLDBERG
tion to the fact that many Nazis
hold public office in West Ger-
many; noted that Communist East
Germany has recently become a
center of "violent anti-Israeli at-
tacks"; and requested West Ger-
many to amend its restitution laws
so as to make it possible for more
victims of Nazism to claim com-
pensation "without discrimina-
tion."
Another resolution called on the
Soviet Union to facilitate freedom
of cultural and religious expres-
sion for Jews in the USSR, and
requested that the Moscow gov-
ernment permit the emigration
of Jews who want to go abroad for
purposes of family reunification.
City of Hope Couples
to Hold Games Night
Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Group 282
of City of Hope will hold a games
night 7:30 p.m. Sunday at Sholem
Aleichem Institute. All proceeds
will go to the City of Hope Hos-
pital in Duarte, Calif., a pilot re-
search center for catastrophic
disease. Prizes, gifts and refresh-
ments will be featured. Tickets
will be available at the door, or
by calling Evelyn Lewis, LI
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