Jewish Theological Seminary Creates Morris Adler Chair
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The establishment of an aca- 74th annual commencement.
demic chair in the name of the late
"The Morris Adler Chair in
Rabbi Morris Adler of Detroit was Rabbinics has been established on
anounced by Dr. Louis Finkelstein, the initiative of the faculty and
chancelor of the Jewish Theolog- board of directors as a fitting
ical Seminary at the institution's memorial to one of the seminary's
most distinguished alumni," Dr.
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Finkelstein said.
Addressing a full congregation
of graduates, their parents and
I well-wishers at the Park Avenue
I Synagogue in New York City,
Dr. Finkelstein continued: "It is
our high regard for Dr. Adler,
This Week's Radio and
I distinguished graduate, inspira-
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tional leader of the people of
Detroit for more than 27 years,
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and, a member of our faculty
Time: 7:30 p.m. Monday.
Station: Channel 56 (Note change that prompted the establishment
of this memorial chair."
of channel)
Among Seminary guests who
Feature: The final program in
the series dealing with racial har-1 heard the chancellor's announce-
ment was Mrs. Goldie Adler, wi-
mony in urban life.
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dow of the rabbi.
A graduate of the seminary in
1955. Dr. Adler was for many
years adjunct professor of Aggada
at its college of Jewish studies . as
well as spiritual leader since 1938
of Shaarey Zedek. Dr. Adler, the
author of two books on the Tora
and the Talmud, was himself well
versed in Bible Commentaries,
The first holder of the chair in
his name will be Dr. Moses Zuc-
ker, professor of Bible commen-
taries on the seminary faculty.
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Indian Stamp Honors
the Cochin Synagogue
COCHIN, South India (JTA)—
The Indian government has issued
a postage stamp and first day
Cover marking the 400th annivers-
ary of the founding of the Cochin
synagogue in the Indian state of
Kerala.
The Jewish community of Co-
(thin, which dates its origin 2,000
years ago, has largely emigrated
to Israel. Only several hundred
Jews remain.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency
reported last month that the com-
munity- leaders asked the Indian
government for permission to
move the Tora scrolls and ritual
items from the old synogogue to
Israel so that the Cochin Jews can
remain a cohesive community in
their new home.
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