Jackier Honored by Seminary
Christian Bible Students
Dedicate Their Magazine
to Prophecy for Israel
Christian Bible Students
Association devoted the latest
issue of the national organi-
zation's official magazine,
Harvest Messenger, as a trib-
ute to Israel's 25th anni-
versary.
In a fully illustrated special
eight-page insert, "Israel —
Today and Tomorrow," a
Joseph H. Jackier is the 1973 recipient of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of America's Distinguished Serv-
ice Award, presented to him "for exemplary leadership
and devotion to communal endeavors," at a Standard City
Club reception, June 28. With the honoree in the photo, from
left, are Dr. Edward Sandrow, special counsel to the sem-
inary's president, Mrs. Jackier and Louis Berry, a seminary
overseer who served as honorary chairman of the reception.
Rabbi Arm to Lead Israel Tour
Rabbi Milton Arm, of
Cong. Beth Achim will lead
a silver anniversary tour of
Israel from Oct. 23 to Nov.
6 in honor of Israel's 25th
anniversary. The tour will
be highlighted by visits to
illistoric sites and shrines
which form part of Israel's
ancient and more recent past.
Included are hotel accom-
modations and a survey of
scenic sights from the Golan
Heights to the Negev.
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For brochures with details
of the tour itinerary and the
complete cost of the trip call
the synagogue office, 352-
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968-7800.
Talk on Mixed
Marriacre Set
by Rabbi. Fram
Rabbi Leon Fram, found-
ing rabbi of Temple Israel,
allied himself with the dis-
senting minority on the ques-
tion of mixed marriages at
the recent meeting in Atlanta
of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis (CCAR).
He will speak on his posi-
tion, that of insisting on the
right of the rabbi to officiate
at such marriages as a mat-
ter of conscience, at services
8:30 p.m. today at the
temple.
Rabbi Fram will outline
the principal issues of the de-
bate, and will discuss why he
took a minority stand. The
public is invited.
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14 MILE & TELEGRAPH
JERUSALEM (JTA) — La-
bor Minister Yosef Almogi
said that he was strongly
considering resigning from
the cabinet to run for mayor
of Haifa.
The mayoral nomination
was offered him by unani-
mous vote of the Haifa Labor
Party.
In Haifa, Israel's second
largest city and major sea-
port, nomination on the La-
bor ticket is tantamount to
election.
Almogi announced the pos-
sibility of leaving the Cabinet
after conferring Sunday with
Premier Golda Meir and Fi-
nance Minister Pinhas Sapir.
He said' they told him the
decision was up to him.
The labor minister said he
would announce his final de-
cision "within a week."
Political observers said it
was almost certain that Al-
mogi will opt to leave the
government after the Octo-
ber elections for municipal
office.
They said his candidacy
would mean that Haifa would
have a "strong mayor" for
the first time since the death
of Mayor Abba Koushy four
years ago.
Such is the irresistible nat-
ure that all it asks, and all
it wants, is the liberty of ap-
pearing. The sun needs no
inscription to distinguish him
from darkness. — Thomas
Paine.
Red Magen
David Expands
Life Saving
NEW YORK — Emanuel
Celler, national chairman of
American Red Magen David
for Israel, announced that
Magen David Adorn, Israel's
Red Cross service, has in-
stituted a new development
and expansion program to
better serve the emergency
medical needs of the people
of Israel.
"The program," he said,
"consists of the installation
of emergency road tele-
phones to be linked directly
to MDA and a new highway
ambulance patrol to enable
a speedy evacuation of road
accident victims, thus cutting
down the fatality rate. Also
projected are 18 new First
Aid Stations to be built in
densely populated areas."
Prof. Moshe Many, recent-
ly elected chairman of the
MDA executive committee,
said "MDA is determined to
prepare for all the various
tasks and emergencies it will
have to face in the future.
Strong measures are being
undertaken to combat and
decrease the high fatality
rates in road accident and
heart attack victims, one of
the major problems facing
MDA today. The new Mo-
bile Cardiac Rescue Units,
staffed by a doctor, a spe-
cially trained orderly and
highly sophisticated elec-
tronic medical equipment,
will provide patients with the
ultimate in emergency medi-
cal care."
Olam Hadash
Given Award
Olam Hadash, Hebrew
monthly periodical for chil-
dren, received the Abraham
and Sarah Rabinowitz Award
for Distinguished Service to
Hebrew Education from the
Herzliah Hebrew Teachers
Institute - Jewish Teachers
Seminary.
Accepted by Asher Wolk,
editor-in-chief and founder
of the only Hebrew magazine
for children published in the
United States, and Jacob
Goodman, president of the
Hebrew Publications for
Children, Inc., the presenta-
tion was made by Jacob
Katzman, president of the
Herzliah Institute.
The citation honored Olam
Hadash for services to the
study of Hebrew among its
readership of 30,000 children
and young adults. Published
at 515 Park Ave., New York,
Olam Hadash is a non-profit
publication supported large-
ly by the department of edu-
cation and culture of the
American section of the
World Zionist Organization,
the youth and education de-
partment of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund and Tarbuth
Foundation.
Chief Tel Aviv
Rabbis Installed
thorough study is incorpo-
rated in prophetic references
to Israel's rebirth.
The scholarly essay, writ-
ten by Leon Norby, views the
emergence of Israel as "one
of the most important and
certainly the most promising
event in our time."
This lengthy essay quotes
extensively from Ezekiel, Le-
viticus, Jeremiah, Amos,
Isaiah, Deuteronomy a n d
Joel.
Tracing Zionist history to
Theodor Herzl and the found-
ers of the modern political
Zionist movement, Norby ac-
claims "Earth's Grand Ju-
bilee" in a Christian affirm.
ation of adherence to the
view of the prophecy that
Zion shall be redeemed with
justice.
The Christian Bible Stu-
dents Association is now pre-
senting on a national scale
the great show it has spon-
sored, "The Third Temple,"
in which the scholarly Bible
students reconstruct the tem-
ple of Ezekiel as depicted in
the scriptural texts.
Nor by's special feature
quotes the statement that was
addressed to the editor of
The Jewish News by David
Ben-Gurion who outlined his
views that "God exists . . .
without Him nothing can exist
in the universe."
Understanding
There exists a passion for
comprehension, just as there
exists a passion for music.
—Without this passion there
would be neither mathema-
tics nor rational science. —
Albert Einstein.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 13, 1973-21
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Rabbis
Yedidya Fraenkel and
Haim David Halevi were
installed July 4 as Tel Aviv's
new chief rabbis in ceremon-
ies at the Mann Auditorium.
The ritual included the sound-
ing of shofars by Yemenite
rabbis and th playing of Ha-
sidic music by the police
band. Rabbi Fraenkel was
given a long black gown and
Rabbi Halevi received the
gown and the traditional Se-
phardic headdress.
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