Tensions in Israel
Among Jews to Be
Aired at Institute

Adas Shalom Adult Study Insti-
tute, continuing an exploration of
tensions within Israel, will hear
George Gruen discuss problems be-
tween Jews of different cultures,
9 p.m. Tuesday at the synagogue.
Gruen is a member of the for-
eign affairs department of the
American Jewish Committee and
lecturer on international relations
at Columbia University. A gradu-
ate of Columbia College, he re-
ceived his MA and certificate of
the Near and Middle East Institute
from Columbia University. He also
holds a degree of bachelor of He-
brew literature from the Jewish
Theological Seminary and has done
advance study at Columbia's de-
partment of public law and govern-
ment, majoring in international
relations and law. He has traveled
extensively in the Middle East,
most recently following the Six-
Day War. He has written many
articles and essays and has ap-
peared frequently on radio and
television.
The community is invited to hear
him. For information, call the
synagogue office, UN 4-7474.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, January 10, 1969-21

Lubavitch-Ruzhiner

Youth Center

Moshe Polter

Mrs. Samuel Rubenfaer

PROCLAMATION

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LUBAYITCH WEEKEND
JANUARY 18-191 1969

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Dropsie Sponsors
Apocryphal Texts

PHILADELPHIA — The publica-
tion of "Jewish Apocryphal Litera-
ture," recognized as one of the
most important and scholarly proj-
ects of the times, will be continued
by Dropsie College for Hebrew and
Cognate Learning.
Dr. Solomon Zeitlin, Horace
Stern Profesor of Rabbinic Law
and History at the college, will
continue as editor-in-chief for this
major literary project; and Dr.
Abraham I. Katsch, president of
the post-graduate institution, has
been elected chairman of the newly
constituted editorial board.
The new editions and transla-
tions planned under the general
title of "Jewish Apocryphal Litera-
ture" will restore the scriptures
known as the Apocrypha and Pseu-
depigrapha to their proper position
in Jewish literature.
These scriptures, while not re-
garded as inspired or authoritative,
were the product of that twilight
period in early Judaism between
the closing of the canon of the He-
brew Bible and the dawn of Chris-
tianity.

Representing a broad cross-section of
the nation's leading teachers and schol-
ars, the new editorial board includes
Dr. Ben-Zion Bokser of the Jewish The-
ological Seminary; Dr. Robert Gordis,
professor of Biblical Exegesis at the
Jewish Theological Seminary and visit-
ing professor at Temple University
Dr. Theodore H. Gaster, professor of
comparative religion at Barnard College
in New York and a visiting professor
at Dropsie College; Dr. Solomon Gray-
zel, professor of history at Dropsie
College; Dr. Jonos C. Greenfield, pro-
fessor of Bible at the University
of California; Dr. Sydney B. Hoe-
nig professor of history at Yeshiva
University; Dr. Milton R. Konvitz, pro-
fessor of law and industrial relations
at Cornell University; Dr. Joseph J.
Schwartz, executive head of the Devel-
opment Corp. for Israel and a member
of the board at Dropsie College; Rabbi
Daniel Jeremy Silver, of the Temple,
Cleveland; Dr. Harry A. Wolfson, pro-
fessor of philosophy at Harvard Univer-
sity; and from the Hebrew Union Col-
lege in Cincinnati, Dr. Harry M. Orlin-
sky, professor of Bible, Dr. Samuel
Sandel and Dr. Ellis Rivkin, professors
of history.

WHEREAS,

CONGREGATION MISR., ISRAEL MuSACH H'Amo HAS COMPLETED
ITS NEW SCHOOL AND VOuTN CENTER, WRINGING TO A MAGNir.
CENT CONCLUSION TAO PLANNING AND LASOR3 On INNuNCRAOLC

DEDICATED

MENDERS AND ADMINISTRATORS Or 'nit CONGREGATION

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rnICI103 ANO IICHCrACTORS, WILL CELESMATC THE REALIZATION
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ar Tett Las. Ziamiar BUILDING, • ScHKErtm Al.. SEVEN
MILE ROAD IN THE CITY Or DETROIT, AT 6:30 P.M

ON JANUARY 19TH,

NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOSEPH FORBES, Mayon or THE CID, Or OAR PARK DIP
MEREST PROCLAIM JANuART 18TH AGO 191M, 1969 AS

LUBAYITCH WEEKEND

AND URGE ALL CITIZENS Or OUR CITY TO RECOGNIZE ASS
CONNER. THE ComcmccArlom MISHEAR ISRAEL Nus•c. H'Am
rom 3T3 DEvoTIoN TO THIS NONCE DREAM WHICH. THROuGN
WORE SACRITICE, 13 NOW A REALITT

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Mayor Proclaims Lubavitch Weekend

DEDICATION DINNER

on

Sunday, January 19, 1969 — 6:30 p.m.

AT MAYFAIR CATERERS

(Schaefer & Seven Mile Rd.)

Tangier Grand Rabbi
Recovering From Stabs

$18.00 Per Person

TANGIER, Morocco—The grand
rabbi of Tangier, Yahin Cohen,
was reported in satisfactory con-
dition after he was stabbed in the
head by a Moslem last weekend.
.Police claim the attack was not
politiCally motivated.

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