Yeshiva U. to Present Morris Karbal
With Distinguished Service Award

Morris Karbal will receive the
Distinguished Service Award of
Yeshiva University, announces Dr.
Samuel Belkin, president of the
university.
Awarded annually to civic lead-
ers in the nation considered most
outstanding in aiding the univer-
sity's scholarship and building pro-

Co., which he heads. The dinner
will coincide with Mr. and Mrs.
Karbal's 13th wedding anniversary
year. Mrs. Karbal is the former
Hannah Zalesin.
Martin Agronsky, Washington
correspondent for CBS radio and
television, will be guest speaker.
David P. Zack is chairman of
the dinner. Dinner co-chairman is
David Pollack.
Abraham Borman, host, will un-
derwrite the entire cost of the
affair. Borman is permanent chair-
man of the Detroit Friends of
Yeshiva University and a member
of its board of trustees.
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At a reception tendered to the
Detroit Friends recently, Max J.
Etra, chairman of the board of
trustees of Yeshiva University,
presented David Goldberg with an
inscribed silver covered Bible, as
a 66th birthday gift from Yeshiva
University..

Chief Rabbi Coming
for UOJCA's Dinner

MORRIS KARBAL

grams, the presentation will be
made to Karbal at the 13th annual
Bar Mitzva Year Dinner of the
Detroit Friends of Yeshiva Uni-
versity May 28 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek.
Active in Detroit communal af-
fairs for more than 30 years. Kar-
bal is a member of the board of
directors of Shaarey Zedek, Jewish
Home for the Aged and North De-
troit General Hospital. In 1965, he
was named man of the year by
the Detroit Council of Orthodox
Rabbis and by the Akiva Hebrew
Day School.
A graduate of the Detroit College
of Pharmacy, and a registered
pharmacist, Karbal, in 1930, estab-
lished the National Wholesale Drug

NEW YORK—Chief Rabbi Yit-
zhak Nissim of Israel as accepted
the invitation of the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Congregations of
America to come to this country,
announced Joseph Karasick, na-
tional -UOJCA president. He will
arrive April 29 for a two-week
visit, his first to this hemisphere.
Chief Rabbi Nissim will address
the annual national dinner of the
organization May 5 at Americana
Hotel, New York, with 1,000 dele-
gates and guests from all - parts

Associate professor of music at
Ernest L. Citron, president of Temple Beth El Chair and Chorale
Cong. Bnai Israel, and Meyer will perform "Am Yisrael Hai" Wayne State University, Tickton
Levin, president of Cong. Beth (Israel Lives) at its annual He- has been on the WSU faculty for
Yehudah, announce the merger of brew Music Festival 8:30 p.m. 31 years and has conducted the
university's radio course, "Intro-
the two synagogues.
April 26 at the temple.
duction to Music Literature" for
Officers of the congregations re-
Following the concert Mr. and 10 years over WDET-FM.
cently signed a merger agreement Mrs. Jason T.
In addition, Tickton has com-
which pr o vide s, among other Tickton will be
posed liturgical music performed
things, that the two congregations honored on the
in more than 300 temples in the
will henceforth be known as Cong. occasion of his
United States, Canada, Europe
Bnai Israel Beth Yehudah, and that 35th anniversary
and Israel. There is no admission
their principal location will be as music direc-
charge to the concert, and the
15400 W. Ten Mile, Oak Park. tor and organist
public is invited.
It is expected that the congre- of Beth El.
gation will serve many Orthodox
Dr. Richard C.
families from both Oak • Park and Hertz will be
EARN
Southfield.
narrator for the
Bnai Israel, the oldest Orthodox John Weinzweig
synagogue in the country outside work, in which Tickton
the New York area, was establish- Marion Stan•ard and John Red-
Earn 12% interest on short term
ed in downtown Detroit in 1871. field will be soloists.
1st mortgage loans. Loans are
The congregation was rededicated
Also to be presented are the
paid off with interest or renew-
on Linwood in 1950, and the cantatas "Count-Down or Coven-
ed at approximately 6 month
Emanuel Citron Memorial Chapel ant" by Henry Ziegler and Fred-
intervals.
on Ten Mile Rd. was completed in erick Picket and "P e a c e and
References upon request.
September 1967. There are ap- Brotherhood Through Music" by
Call
proximately 100 families in the Minuetta Kessler.
MR. STEIN
area that. worship at the synagogue
Arthur Stephan is conductor
regularly. The membership rolls
of the Cantata-Academy, and
542-1418
total several hundred.
the Ticktons direct the Beth El
Beth Yehudah Synagogue, long
known as the "Polishe Shul," was
organized in 1909, its first loca-
tion being on Adelaide St. It also
had several different locations in
the Detroit area, presently being
located on Wyoming Ave. in De-
IMMEDIATE
troit. The congregation was instru-
DELIVERY
mental in organizing Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, as well as the
See
Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin.

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a of the country expected to attend.
a Guest of honor of the event will
a be Jess Ward, New York philan-
= thropist and communal leader,
who will receive the Kether Shem
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.a Tov (Crown of the Good Name)
a award of UOJCA. Ward will be
Ing cited for "outstanding leadership
and inspiring, selfless and mag-
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nanimous dedication to the Torah
a I community."
Also to be honored at the func-
tion are 10 prominent leaders
from various parts of the country
chosen to receive the UOJCA
president's award, in recognition
of their leadership contributions
to the advancement of Jewish life
in their communities.
Dr. Bernard Lander, vice presi-
dent of the UOJCA and dean of
the Bernard Revel G r a d u a t e
School of Yeshiva University,
serves as chairman of the dinner
committee.

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British Chief Rabbi Names
Task Force on Problems

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the British Commonwealth, has
named a panel of six British
rabbis as a special task force
within the Anglo-Jewish community
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Bnai Israel Merges
Beth El's Hebrew Music Festival
With Beth Yehuda
to Include Cantata 'Am Yisrael Hai'
Congregation
T h e Cantata-Academy a n d groups.

Cantor David Kusevitsky of Tem-
ple Emanuel, Brooklyn, will head
the list of featured artists at the
15th annual Jewish Music Festival
sponsored by Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue 8 p.m. May 2 in the main
sanctuary.
A graduate of the Vilna Academy
of Music, Cantor Kusevitsky began
his carrer at 18 at the synagogue
of Kremenica. He also worked at
the synagogues of Lemberg and
Rovno. Following his release from
the Polish army, he studied voice
in Warsaw. While in his 20s, he
accepted the post of cantor at the
Hetnden Synagogue in London. In
1948, a wealthy visitor impressed
by the cantor's singing, induced
him to come to New York.
In 1951, the Committee for
Furtherance of Jewish Educa-
tion acclaimed Kusevitsky as
"Outstanding Cantor of the
Year," "in recognition of his
world-famous artistic talent and
for services rendered on behalf
of the Advancement of Judaism
and for the welfare of his peo-
ple."
Kusevitsky has concertized in
Israel, in many European coun-
tries, in South America, Canada,
Mexico and the United States. In
addition he has written Hebrew
liturgical compositions.
Also featured at the concert will
be Shirley Benyas, soprano; Sidney
Resnick, baritone; and Bella Gold-
berg, piano accompanist. The pro-
gram is under the direction and
supervision of Cantor Nicholas
Fenakel.
The community is welcome to the
concert. For tickets call the syna-
gogue office, UN 4-7474. Tickets
also will be available at the door
the evening of the concert.

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