Evening star., 1935-05-17
ORTHODOX JEWISH
LEADERS ARRIVING
Convention Delegates to Be
Honored at Services
on Sunday.

Jewish leaders of various Eastern
and Southeastern States were arriving
here today for the regional convention
of the Union of Orthodox Jewish
CONGREGATIONS of America opening at
the Jewish Community Center Sun
day.
At the morning convention Sabbath
services tomorrow rabbis and presidents
of orthodox congregations in washing
ton will deliver appropriate sermons
and remarks dedicated to the objec-
tives of the convention and invite the
Jewish community to attend the open
ing session. Mlave Make will be held
at the Ohev Sholom Synagogue, Fifth
and I streets, tomorrow night.
The Sunday morning session, which
continues from o'clock until 12:45
pm, will begin with registration of
delegates. A L. Schiller has charge
of the Registration Committee. Morris
Garfinkle, chairman of the washing
ton Convention Committee. will open
the convention, with Rabbi Julius T.
Loeb pronouncing invocation. Greet
ings will then be extended by Rabbis
George Silverstone, Jacob Dubrof,
Abram Simon, zemach Green, Solo
mon H. Metz Aaron Volkman and
M H. LevinSon.
Synagogue Unity Basis.
William Weiss of New York City,
national president of the convention
order, will speak on The Synagogue
as the Basis for Jewish Unity and
leadership" following a reading Of
the Convention Committee report by
Charles NJ. Tieman, secretary, and ap-
pointment of committees.
Rabbi Aaron Einhorn, field secretary
and community organizer of the Or
thodox Union, will conclude the morn
ing session with an address on Status
of Orthodox Judaism in the Smaller
Jewish Communities in the United
States"
Senator William H. King ot Utah
will be a principal speaker at the l
o'clock luncheon. Joseph Kaplan is
chairman of the Luncheon Committee,
with Nathan Plotnick as toaStmaster.
Several Others to Speak.
Other speakers will be Rabbi Her
bert S. GoldStein of New York, Rep
resentative Sol Bloom of New York,
honorary secretary of the Religious
Construction Committee; Joseph From
berg of Charleston, S. c.. assistant to
the United States Attorney General;
Rabbi j. T. Loeb of Washington, ISa-
dore Hershfield, representative OF H. I.
A. S.; Isreal S. Gomborov of Balti-
more, honorary vice president of U. o.
j. c. A.; Leonard Letvin, representa-
tive of the Youth A. e. A., Rabbi
Henry H. Epstein of Atlanta, Rabbi j.
Tabak and Rabbi Samuel RoSenblatt
of Baltimore and William Weiss. Dr.
David I. Macht of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity will speak on Science and
Judaism
Youth League to Meet.
Rabbi Armin Kellner of Baltimore
will preside at rally and organiza-
ton of a new unit of the League of
Jewish Youth, following the luncheon.
At 2:30 pm. Mrs Herbert Gold
stein of New York City will preside at
a separate meeting of woman delegates
and sisterhood affiliates to organize
southeastern regional branch. Mrs.
GoldStein is president of the Women S
Branch of the Orthodox Union.
Speakers at the evening session,
opening at 7:30 o'clock will be Rabbi
Solomon Schulson of Wilmington,
Rabbi Nathan Drain of Baltimore,
Joseph Goldberg of Atlanta, Rabbi
Morris I. Goldberg of Newport News,
r. l.; Morris j. Eiseman of Whining
ton and Bernard Danzansky of Wash
ington.
A general discussion by delegates,
adoption of reports and resolutions
and the setting of the time and place
for* the next regional convention will
conclude the convention Sunday eve
ming.