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September 02, 1966 - Image 16

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1966-09-02

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16—Friday, September 2, 1966

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

German Jews Trained as 'Nazis' to Infiltrate Enemy Lines in 1942

TEL AVIV—A unit of Aryan- duties group of the Palmakh, the been concentrated for a last-ditch
looking, former German Jews was Hagana's striking force, before stand on Mount Carmel.
trained in 1942 to operate as guer- Israel was established.
The men dressed in Nazi uni-
rillas behind the German lines if
The unit was formed when the forms and trained to live in the
Palestine were to fall to the Nazis.
German army was advancing in spirit and manner of the German
I faculties until 1952. when Dr. Fin-
The disclosure of this wartime
kelstein, fourth president of the secret was made by Shimon qvi- the Western Desert. Its members army. The group never had to
seminary, was named chancellor. clan of Kibbutz Yagur, who was were to operate as guerillas while fight, but the training was later
Rabbi Mandelbaum is the first to I the commander of the special the Jewish community would have put to good use in rescue work.
fill the newly defined post of presi-
dent.
Rabbi Mandelbaum joined the Four Youths Arrested
seminary faculty in 1946 as regis-
trar of the rabbinical school. He for Swastika Painting
was appointed dean of students in
TEANECK, N.J. (JTA)—Police
14601 W. Lincoln, Oak Park
1951, and provost in 1959. Editor here have announced the arrest of
and author of a number of scholar- four youths in the swastika smear-
announces
ly works, he has also taught in the ing of Cong Beth Sholom last
rabbinical department, most re- week, and said the smearings
cently as reader in Midrash and appeared to have been a "prank."
Seminary Professor of Homiletics. One of the youths was 17 and the
Filling the post of president at others 16.
A limited number of
this time, according to Dr. Finkel-
Police said that the idea of daub-
seats available
stein, is part of a program to ing paint on the synagogue was
strengthen top administration in i that of the 17-year-old, and that
FOR MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
order to prepare for the planned he did the actual painting. All
expansion of the institution. four n a m es were withheld.
call Syangogue office
He also announced the appoint- Eighteen swastikas had been paint-
LI 7-7970
ment of Rabbi David C. Kogen, for- ed on the synagogue.
Young marrieds — inquire about
merly assistant to the chancellor,
The 17-year-old was taken to the
Junior Membership
to the newly created post of rid- children's shelter at Bergen Pines
ministrative vice-chancellor. and County Hospital. The other three
of Rabbi Eugene Weiner as direc- were released in custody of their
FOR RELIGIOUS - SCHOOL INFORMATION
tor of the Herbert H. Lehman In parents. They will be charged
call LI 7-7972
with juvenile delinquency in Hack-
stitute of Talmudic Ethics.
In the past year, the seminary ensack Juvenile Court.
raised $12,000,000 toward a $35,-
000.000 building and endowment
goal. When the three-year cam-
paign is concluded, the institution
plans to double the size of its rab-
binical department, and to triple
enrollment in its undergraduate
schools — the Teachers Institute-
Seminary College of JewiSh Studies
invites the community to worship with them at:
and the Cantors Institute-Seminary
College of Jewish Music.

Jewish Theological Seminary Nantes
Rabbi Bernard Mandelbanin President

CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM

HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES

RABBI MANDELBAUM

NEW YORK — Rabbi Bernard
Mandelbaum has been appointed
president of the Jewish Theologi-
cal Seminary of America, Dr.
Louis Finkelstein, chancellor of
the seminary, and president of its
faculties, announced. The post of
president of the 80-year-old institu-
tion, academic and spiritual center
of the Conservative movement in
Judaism, had always been com-
bined with the presidency of the

Book on Jesus'
Youth Due Sept. 15

Clair Huchet Bishop, one of
America's best-known writers of
children's books, is the author of
"Yeshu, Called Jesus," a recon-
struction of the childhood of Jesus
with special emphasis on his Jew-
ish heritage. This book, for ages
10-14, called "truly ecumenical" by
the publishers, will be issued by
Farrar, Strauss & Giroux under
the Bell Book imprint on Sept. 15.
Basing her book on Scripture
and on what is known of first-cen-
tury Jewish life, Mrs. Bishop has
had the help and approval of
Jewish, Catholic and Protestant
clergymen in preparing her text,
as well as the special guidance of
a Jewish scholar, to ensure the
authenticity of the religious ma-
terial. The scriptural quotations
are taken from the Masoretic
text, the King James and Confra-
ternity editions, the New Testa-
ment translation by Ronald Knox,
and the Bible de Jerusalem in
the author's translation from the
French.

LIVONIA JEWISH CONG.

Announces

Enrollment and Beginning of

SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

Nursery thru ist Grade:
9 a.m.

2nd thru 6th Grade: 11 a.m.

29475 W. 6 MILE RD.
GA 5-9370

The Livonia

ewisli,Congregation

Rabbi Kogen, assistant to the
chancellor since 1958, serVed
Cong. Beth Israel in Vancou-
ver, B.C., from 1946 to 1955. Dur-
ing the following four years he was
director of community activities
for the United Synagogue of -Ameri-
ca, and in 1958 he became regis-
trar of the rabbinical department
of the Seminary and instructor in
practical theology. He is also direc-
tor of the Cantors Institute-Semi-
nary College of Jewish Music.
Rabbi Weiner, who was ordain-
ed by the Seminary in 1960, served
for two years as associate regis-
trar before accepting the pulpit of
Beth Jacob Synagogue in Hamil-
ton, Ont. He returns to the Semi-
nary to direct the Lehman In-
stitute.

29475 W. 6 Mile Road

Rabbi Seymour Panitz will conduct services with the Liturgy chanted by
Cantor Henry J. Blank.

Rosh Hashanah, Thursday & Friday, September 15-16
Yom Kippur, Saturday, September 24

Tickets Available at The Synagogue Building
Thurs., Sept. 8-8 to 10 p.m.; Sunday, Sept. 11-9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
or Call: GA 5-9370

WORKMEN'S CIRCLE NURSERY

If You Missed Our Previous Announcement
A Limited Number of Enrollments Available
If You Mail This Form or Call Now

•■ •••••

REGISTRATION

in the New Building of the

YOUNG ISRAEL CENTER OF OAK-WOODS

24061 Coolidge, Oak Park

for information call 398-1177

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MOWER WwW

Name of Child

11W.MW 11111111W11 ONIW.

Age

Address

Phone

Parent's Name

Please register my child for September 12.
LI wish additional information.



WORKMEN'S CIRCLE NURSERY

18340 W. SEVEN MILE

KE 7-5440

Al

BR 3-9252

Office

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Director

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REGISTER YOUR CHILD AT THE
ADAS SHALOM SYNAGOGUE BRANCHES

of the

UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS

for

Oak Park's Finest Nursery

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REGISTRATION OR INFORMATION FORM

Two New Schools, Several
Programs Get Under Way
at Yeshiva University

NEW YORK — A new under-
graduate college and a new gradu-
ate school will begin operations
Tuesday at Yeshiva University as
America's oldest and largest uni-
versity under Jewish auspices en-
ters its 81st year.
The new schools—both offering
experimental approaches to higher
education—highlight a series of
developments at the institution,
which began as a small religious
school in a tiny loft on the Lower
East Side in 1886 and now com-
prises five undergraduate and nine
graduate and professional schools
in four v i del y separated New
York City locations.

MOWN. M.N..

CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED AT

Synagogue Branch

Southfield Branch—Birney School

7645 Curtis

Evergreen and Eleven Mile Rood

From Kindergarten Through High School and Confirmation
11 An Enriching Hebrew Education
• Religious Training
• Qualified Teachers
• Proper Supervision
Junior Congregation services at both branches
sponsored by the Adas Shalom Synagogue
Efficient transportation from all suburbs

For Information and Registration Call

Register Now for Talmud Torah
Call LI 8-4748

Adas Shalom Synagogue
UN 4-7474

or

United Hebrew Schools
UN 4-9210 or DI 1-3407

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