Clergymen to Discuss Meaning of Israel to Jews

A unique Conference for
Christian Clergy will be con-
vened by the Rabbinical
Commission of Metropolitan
Detroit to discuss the mean-
ing of Israel and Jerusalem
to the Jewish People April 30

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at Cong. Beth Abraham- identified with work in the
Hillel.
field of Catholic-Jewish rela-
Rabbi Max Kapustin, pres- tions, both on the national
ident of the Rabbinical Com- and international scene. Be-
mission, has appointed Rabbi lieving that one of the chief
Milton Arm to serve as sources of Christian-Jewish
difficulties today is based
chairman.
upon Christians' almost com-
Through the cooperation of plete ignorance as to what
the American Zionist Federa-
happened to Jews in Chris-
tion, Rabbi Arm has suc- tian history, he has special.
ceeded in arranging for the ized in this subject and
appearance of Rev. Edward written extensively on it.
H. Flannery, a member of
A member of the national
the Secretariat on Christian-
Jewish Relations of the board of the National Con-
Bishops' Conference, as one ference of Christians and
Jews, the American Catholic
of the major speakers.
Fr. Flannery has been Theological Society and other
f scholarly societies, Fr. Flan-
nery has been the recipient
awards from Catholic,
Larry Freedman of
Jewish and bipartisan or-
Orchestra and Entertainment
ganizations.
A native of Rhode Island,
he was educated in American

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Cultural Calendar

of Events in Detroit Jewish Community

April 7-8:30 p.m.—Jewish Center Festival Dancers and
Young Dancers Guild in a program of music and
dance at the Jewish Center. Admission. DI
1-4200.
8-3 p.m.—Jewish Center Yiddish Cultural Com-
mittee at Center. Wolf Snyder: "An Evaluation of
the Works of A. Liesin." Free.
8-8 p.m.—Shaarey Zedek Torah Weekend. Dr.
Arthur Hertzberg: "What Does Israel Mean for
the Future of American Judaism?" Free.
9-8 p.m.—Israel Eliraz: "1,900 Years Since the
Fall of Masada—as Expressed in a Number
of Works from the Historical and Literary
Aspect," in Hebrew, sponsored by the Jewish
REV. EDWARD FLANNERY
Center Hebrew department at the Center. Free.
10-8:15 p.m.—Midrasha Institute. Dr. David S'idor-
and French seminaries and
sky: "The Future of the Jewish Community in
has been associated with the
America" at LaMed Auditorium, United Hebrew
faculties of several universi-
Schools. Free.
ties. He is consultor to the
12-8:15 p.m.—Valia Hirsch: "Women's Liberation
Vatican Secretariat for Cath-
in Israel," sponsored by Americans for Progres-
olic-Jewish Relations.
sive Israel—Hashomer Hatzair at Oak Park Com-
munity Center. Free. 864-8035.

Strange Doings in the Works
for Michigana Night at Center

"A long night of misery
and boredom," at which par-
ticipants are invited to wear
suits of armor for sports
competition and observe belly
dancers "who failed the belly-
dancing course in Egypt and
will try not to fail here," is
promised by the Jewish Cen-
ter and Israeli Student Or-
ganization 11 p.m. May 12
at the Center.
The "Michigana Night," as
the sponsors have dubbed it,
is open to all teen and col-
lege-age Michiganians who
wish to observe the 25th
anniversary of Israel in a
style to which they are not
accustomed.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Also featured will be Is-
raeli folk dancing, with a spe-
cial prize to the best left•feet
dancers; an Israeli nightclub
with orchestra; coffee house
with Israeli and American-
style food: gamerooms; and
self-styled professional artists
who will show their portraits
of guests in a "monstrous ex-
hibition."
The pool will be open all
night, and short movies will
be shown "for those who are
tired and would like to
sleep."
Tickets for this "terrible
experience" (their words)
are on sale at the Center
cashier's office.

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