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Actor Klemperer Narrates 'King David' at Beth El
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Emmy Award-winning
actor Werner Klemperer
will be the narrator for the
presentation of "King
David" by Arthur Honegger
7:30 p.m. May 2 at Temple
Beth El.
The musical program will
feature the Kenneth Jewell
Chorale and the Bushnell
Chancel Choir. Soloists are
Maria Cimarelli, Rosemary
Murch and Christopher
Broderson.
Members of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra will
be featured, and Prof. Ray
Ferguson will be the con-
ductor. Prof. Jason Tickton
is the music coordinator for
the evening.
The program is pre-
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
A scholar asserted at a sym-
posium of academics here
that the Jewish community
has yet to learn how "to use"
the services of Jewish aca-
demicians and that "there
seems to be no room in the
contemporary Jewish com-
munity for that kind of con-
tribution that comes from
the heart" rather than the
purse.
Participants in the sym-
posium were 20 alumni of
summer study programs in
Israel sponsored jointly by
Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tions and the United Jewish
Appeal. Bnai Brith esti-
mated that the number of
American Jewish college
professors now tops 50,000.
The 20 academics agreed
that their colleagues must
become more committed to
and involved with the or-
ganized Jewish community.
They also agreed that in the
great majority of American
cities, communal participa-
tion by campus aca-
demicians has not had a
major impact.
Fund Raiser
for Synagogue
in Alaska
SEATTLE (JTA) —
Members of the only
synagogue in Alaska have
commissioned a non-Jewish
artist to go to Israel and
prepare 20 watercolors on
his return to be used in a
campaign for funds to ex-
pand the heavily-used Re-
form synagogue, according
to a report in the Jewish
Transcript of Seattle.
According to the report,
Byron Birdsall is a well-
known Alaskan artist, who
came to Alaska five years
ago to work with an adver-
tising agency. The son of a
Methodist missionary, the
artist is an extensive world
traveler but the trip to Is-
rael is his first.
Rabbi Lester Polonsky
said the idea was developed
by two women members of
Cong. Beth Sholom in
Juneau. The artist's draw-
ings of the landscape and
life in Israel will be sold by
the congregation. Proceeds
will go to the synagogue
building fund.
Difficulties are God's er-
rands; and when we are sent
upon thorn we should es-
teem it a proof of God's con-
fidence — as a compliment
from him.
sented under the au-
spices of the temple's
program planning coin-
mittee, chaired by
Josephine I. Bloom, the
Bushnell Performing
Arts Series and by Be-
nard L. Maas.
The public is invited free
of charge.
THANK YOU
I wish to thank my friends and
relatives for all their good
wishes, contributions and
prayers for my recovery during
my recent illness.
Scholars Role
in Jewish Life
Seen as Unequal
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