Rabbi-Psychiatrist Named
to Staff of Catholic Hospital

PITTSBURGH (JTA)—Dr. Abra-
ham Joshua Twerski, an ordained
rabbi and a psychiatrist, has been
appointed here as clinical director
of the department of psychiatry of
Et. Francis General Hospital, an in-
stitution under Catholic auspices.
Announcement of the appointment
was made by Sister Mary Adele,
administrator of St. Francis,
Dr. Twerski, who is descended
from a line of prominent rabbis
and Talmudic scholars, is clinical
assistant instructor in psychiatry at
the University of Pittsburgh
school of medicine, and senior staff
psychiatrist of Mayview State Hos-
pital. He will resign the latter post
when he takes up the St. Francis
appointment next month.

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Moscow Chief Rabbi Gives Torah Breastplate to U.S.

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SYNAGOGUE

SERVICES

LONDON (JTA) — Chief Rabbi The New York Board of Rabbis,
Yehuda Leib Levin of the Central who visited the Soviet capital, said
Synagogue of Moscow presented the gift from the Moscow congre-
to a visiting American rabbi a gation consists of two silver plates,
gift of a 200-year old silver breast- each about a foot square.
plate for the Torah Scroll in the
museum of the International Syna-
STARTING NEXT WEEK
gogue at New York's Kennedy Air-
port, it was reported here from
Moscow.
Rabbi Israel Moshowitz, chair-
man of the board of the airport
WILL BE AT BR 2-2400
synagogue and former president of

CONG. SHAAREY SHOMAYIM: Services 7:10 p.m. today and 9 a.m.
Saturday. Rabbi Goldman will speak on "The Jewish Concept of
Free Choice."
TEMPLE ISRAEL: Services 8:30 p.m. today and 11 a.m. Saturday.
Rabbi Syme will speak on "Judaism—a Religion of Love." Michael
Zamler, Bar Mitzvah.
ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE: Services 6 p.m. today and 8:45 a.m.
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of Northwest Detroit, Cong Beth Moses, Beth Abraham Synagogue
and Cong. Aahavas Achim.

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synagogue in the state, a Reform
temple, on Aug. 15 dedicated a new
sanctuary and religious school at
ceremonies attended by Jewish
leaders from all parts of the
country.
Last year's earthquake, striking
on the eve of Passover, nearly de-
stroyed the aspirations of a group
of 30 Jews to build a synagogue —
Cong. Beth Sholom.
The congregation survived the
quake catastrophe thanks to the
financial assistance provided by Re-
form leaders and congregations.
The building contains a sanctuary
seating 125, six large classrooms
for the Sunday school of 50 chil-
dren, a kitchen and a caretaker's
apartment. A room was commemo-
rated as a library in honor of the
first Jewish settler in Alaska,
Samuel Applebaum, a pioneer in

Oldest Miami Congregatio
Open $150,000 Synagogue

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (JTA)—
Beth Raphael congregation will
open a new, two-story, $150,000
synagogue building a week before
Rosh Hashanah, according to
President Abesh Perl.
The new building of the oldest
Jewish congregation in Greater
Miami was decided on because of
demolition for a new new express-
way which required the land on
which the existing synagogue
stands.

Farewell, Happy Journey and

Best Wishes for a Happy

Residence in Medinat Israel

The Presidium of the Religious Zionists of America
Mizrachi Hapoel HaMizrachi extends heartiest wishes to

RABBI AND MRS. ISAAC STOLLMAN

for a pleasant journey to Israel and for happy and healthy
years during their residence in Jerusalem.

Rabbi Stollman has been one of the mainstays of our
movement for many years. As head of the rabbinical arm
of Mizrachi, as our presiding officer during the years when
we completed the merger of Mizrachi with Hapoel Ha-
Mizrachi, he has been an inspiration to all of us.

We are grateful to him for his services, for the great
contributions he has made to our movement and to world
Zionism.

May his hands be strengthened in all his future ac-
tivities.

RABBI HERSCHEL SCHACHTER, New York

SAMSON KRUPNICK, Chicago

DR. MAURICE S. SAGE, New York

Presidium, Religious Zionists of America
Mizrachi-Hapoel HaMizrachi

death in 1961.
The congregation's membership
combines a varied background,
civilians working for the U. S.
Army and Air Force; accountants,
transient professionals and busi-
nessmen in the State for a brief
period and Jewish families serving
the military bases. During the past
seven years the temple has had
several bar mitzvahs and a con-
firmation but no weddings.
The president of the congrega-
tion is Burton Goldberg.
The synagogue was founded in
September 1958 by a layman, Leon-
ard Bazell, a former student at
Hebrew Union College-Jewish In-
stitute of Religion.
In 1960, the congregation af-
filiated with the UAHC and was
aided in its organizational work by
Rabbi Joseph B. Glaser, San Fran-
cisco, UAHC regional director of
Northern California and the Pacific
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Long Island Residents
Claim Rabbi's Catering
Causes Traffic Jam

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Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News)

NEW YORK—A town board in
suburban Long Island began an in-
quiry Wednesday into complaints
by residents, most of them Jews,
that a rabbi was operating a "Bar
Mitzvah factory" and a Kosher ca-
tering business which were creat-
ing traffic hazards.
The target of the complaints of a
group of residents of Syosset was
Rabbi Morris Appleman, spiritual
leader of the 2,500-member East
Nassau Hebrew Congregation.
Members of the Syosset Homeown-
ers and Birchwood Park Associa-
tion made the charges at a meeting
of the Oyster Bay town board.
An Association member said it
was embarrassing for the resi-
dents, largely Jewish, to seek ac-
tion against a rabbi, "but he is
hiding behind a church cloak and
we've got to do something about
it." They c h a r g e d that Rabbi
Appleman had expanded his cater-
ing service beyond the needs of his
congregation and was violating a
zoning ordinance. They expressed
concern over mounting automobile
traffic resulting from the weekend
catering services at the synagogue.
Rabbi Appleman denied all the
charges, replying that thare was
no issue but that the residents "are
making a problem."

Cong. Beth Joseph Offers
Reservations for Holidays

Cong. Beth Joseph, Anshei Riz-
hin, invites the Jewish community
residing in the vicinity to attend
High Holy Day services at the
synagogue.
The air-conditioned synagogue
will remain under its present man-
agement and direction throughout
the year. For seat reservations,
visit the synagogue office daily
4-8 p.m. or call UN 4-0982 or UN
2-9731.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
18—Friday, August 20, 1965

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