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Indianapolis Indiana Jewish Post (Newspaper) - May 29, 1964, Indianapolis, Indiana15c per copy published weekly jewish Post a Quot if you let the people know they can act in Indiana edition me 4-1307 Friday May 29, 1964 the ugh 34-vx8 in Vioni volume a aivp.j�. 38 $7 per yeas of rabbi Davis Speaks at memorial service Quot Many Are the moods and varied the emotions upon memorial Day ranging All the Way from Pride to sorrow from tribute to regret a rabbi Maurice Davis said last sunday during the "500 festival memorial service on the Steps of the Indiana War memorial. Quot for me the message of this moment consists of two words Only. Those words my friends Are grief and shame grief when we re Pember those who died and shame when we remember Why. Quot the men who died in All our wars these were not soldiers born and bred to Battle. These were husbands and fathers sons and Brothers leaving widows and orphans and parents filled with pain. These were the Flower four youth the Promise of a tomorrow that never came. What they have done what might they have accomplished. Quot one of them might have found a cure for cancer who died instead a victim of. This moral cancer of Mankind. One might have composed a Melody so Beautiful it would have thrilled the world. He died instead to the Distant beat of trumpet and drum. One might have painted a picture written a poem discovered an answer Learned a truth. One might have found the path that leads to peace who died instead along the Road of War. Quot How Many Shakespeare Milton einsteins died in Battle this we shall never know and this is the chilling question Mark that adds now to our grief. A now Why was it that they died they died because Man kind is weak untutored and unwise. They died because Mankind with All its vaunted Progress has not yet Learned to live. A this May not be a Day to search for answers but a by god a it is a Day to speak the truth the truth my friends the truth unmasked is this. Memorial Day is the Monument we build to Man s enormous Folly. And our beloved dead who died were victims of that Folly. They were a he sacrifices that we offered at the altar of the god of War As yet Man s most immortal god. Quot let us not demean the Day nor Dishonour the dead with pious platitudes. Let us not hide the truth with arrogant accusations by which to shed our guilt and place the blame upon some faceless enemy. The names of friends and foes Are Many and they keep changing interchanging All the time. The truth is that along with All Mankind we share the shame of hatred enmity and War. A can we not share As Well the path that leads to peace is that too much to ask too great a Promise to the dead who died or is it too wild a dream to be believed i believe i believe with perfect Faith that peace is real and that peace is realizable. Quot let this be our Faith and let this be cur pledge. Out of our grief out of our shame let this be our Promise to the past and to the future. Then let us join together hand and heart to shape tomorrow and to make the dream come True a rabbi Davis said. Religious leaders join protest to Russ More than 2.000 protestant and Catholic clergymen have joined jewish religious leaders in signing a Quot letter of conscience Quot urging soviet authorities to alleviate current repressive measures against soviet jews. The announcement was made Friday May 22nd by producer playwright Dore schary National chairman of the anti defamation league of by Nai b Rith Label Katz International president of b Nai b Rith and Milton Maidenburg Marion Indiana chairman of the Indiana regional advisory Board of the anti defamation league of b Nai b Rith. The signed petition will be presented to the . State department and unofficial or track Mission to the soviet Union schary said. A Christian religious leaders have responded with unprecedented Speed and indignation to the Adl Appeal for support of its protest a schary said. Quot this tremendous response reflects the profound disturbance of american religious leaders produced by documented reports of the shocking and discriminatory treatment of jews in the soviet of Hope dinner dance set Indianapolis chapter City of Hope will holds its annual donor dinner dance at 7 . June 7 at the Columbia club. A cocktail party will proceed the dance. A fantasy afloat will be the theme of the decorations. Mrs. Sam Fogle is donor chairman mrs. Melvin Smith and mrs. Arthur Sherman Are and Book chairmen. Assisting mrs. Fogle Are mrs. Irving Leibowitz Isadore Gold Archie Aronstam Samuel Neubauer Martin Dorfman and Ben Borstein. I music for the dance will be by Steven Rosenbaum and his orchestra. For further information reservation Call cd 1-6149 or cd 51180 the Public is invited. Beth i sets seventh annual music festival the seventh annual music festival of congregation Beth i Zedeck will be held on wednesday evening june 3rd at 8 30 . The featured soloist will be Cantor Allan Michelson of los Angeles California. Cantor Michaelson began his cantonal career in Indianapolis and is Well remembered by Many in the City. His Success has been phenomenal. He was born in Latvia the son of a distinguished Singer and teacher. He Learned to sing As naturally As he Learned to speak and first appeared in Public at the age of five. He Speaks eight languages fluently and sings i several others As Well. His Beautiful Tenor voice has been heard in a number of Hollywood movies and his concert appearances have received excellent reviews Aza and big units plan spirit weekend Indianapolis Aza chapter 520 and Indianapolis Shoshanna big will hold their second annual spirit weekend on june 1214, 1964. In addition to the local Byyo members participants will include several out of town guests. Dave Josephson of Gary Indiana. President of the eight state District two association of Aza will arrive in Indianapolis june u. Karen Sugarman of Denver Colorado president of the District two big will also be in attendance at the weekend. Other guests Are Gary Goodman of Munster Indiana president of the Kentucky Indiana Ohio regional association of Aza and Secretary of District two Aza and Ellen Gilbert of South Bend Indiana president of the big regional association mid big District two Secretary. Invitations have also been extended to six members of fort Wayne Aza and big. Chairmen of the steering com Mittee Are Bernie of Koon Ron Strauss and Mike Silver of Aza and Laurie Stumpf president of big. O h e r chairmen Are food Harry Sachs and Joan Winter transportation Ron Borinstein and Bev Cohen a inspiration Mike Zeckel and Marji Morris workshops Joe Reiswerg and Phyllis Cantor religious services Mel Silver and Diane Logan housing Mike Greenwald and Carolyn Lebo Witz entertainment Laurie Stumpf and Darlene Rosenbaum and publicity Barry Glazer. Coordinating the installation of new officers and initiation of new members and the installation dance Wili be Marv Goldstein and Susie Davis. Programs for the weekend will include religious services speakers and discussion groups on intermarriage meetings with the regional and District presidents israeli dancing the saturday night banquet installation ceremonies and dance and volleyball. Fogle to speak at Midwest Parley David Fogle of Indianapolis ind., will be among the speakers at the annual convention of the Midwest Region of the Union of orthodox jewish congregations of America to be held this weekend May 29-31, in Minneapolis Minn. Fogle who lives at 1315 Oakwood Trail will address a seminar on synagogue administration on sunday May Gail Gernstein wins scholarship in journalism miss Gail Gernstein has again been awarded the Copley press scholarship in journalism. Gail will be a senior in the school of journalism at the University of Missouri. She is the daughter of or. And mrs. Sol Gernstein of 5436 North Delaware Street. 31. Some 400 delegates representing synagogues in Colorado Illinois Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota and Wisconsin will take part in the three Day regional conclave of the Uorca the National organization serving 3,100 jewish congregations throughout the United states and Canada. Featured among the nationally prominent personalities who will address the convention will be Harold m. Jacobs National vice president of the Uorca rabbi Norman Lamm of the jewish Center new York City Reuben Gross author and attorney rabbi Chaim Wasserman assistant director of the National conference of synagogue youth teenage Arm of the orthodox Union and or. Joshua Schmidman of Yeshiva University. From the critics of such newspapers As the los Angeles examiner the Cincinnati Post the Indianapolis Star the Chicago Tribune and the Fiji Japan times. His program for the music festival will include liturgical masterpieces yiddish and israeli Folk songs and music of the concert world. Featured with Cantor Michelson will be Cantor Robert Zal Kin and the Beth i choir and Junior choir. The festival is dedicated to or. Walter Gold Mann music director of Beth i Zedeck upon the completion of 15 years dedicated service. Or. Goldmann a Quot Kiddush will be performed at the festival and the Beth i Zedeck sisterhood will sponsor a special reception in his Honor after the concert. The music festival is the final event in the 1963-64 Beth i menus club sisterhood forum series. Admission is by forum ticket or by Purchase of an individual ticket for this event. Tickets May be obtained in Advance from the Beth i office or at the . Freudenthal passing mourned the passing of the eminent jewish publisher and composer or. Joseph Freudenthal head of transcontinental music corporation. Was mourned this week by All lovers of jewish music. The last work edited by or. Freudenthal was the a a Kiddush by Walter Goldmann music director of congregation Beth i Zedeck. The a kid dish will receive its premiere performance at Beth Al s seventh annual music festival on june 3rd. This performance by Cantor Zalkin and the Beth i choir will be presented in tribute to the memory of or. men annual Golf tour Ney slated the men s club of Beth Al Zedeck will hold their annual Golf tournament and sports Day june 11, at the Broadmoor country club starting at 12 noon. Trophies will be awarded to the mens clubbers who score Low net Low Gross have the longest drive and place the tee shot closest to the pin on a Par three hold. In addition there will be gifts for everyone and prizes the top prize being a professional set of Woods. Beth i menus clubbers Ara urged to arrange their foursomes Early and Reserve Tea times with Bob Tzuker or at the Beth i Temple office cd 3-3441. Following dinner at 6 ., a social evening is planned for All men s Clu hers and their

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