Detroit Roffman Brothers Named
To National Offices of Mizrachi

phasize that the problems of
Israel and the Near East can be
solved only by clarification .of
the position of the United States
and the United Nations and not
by "punitive" measures; hail the
3,000th anniversary of 'Jerusa-
;lean; and point out that "Israel
without Jerusalem is an anomaly
which neither Jew nor Christian
can accept."
The delegates also adopted a
resolution strongly urging the
Big Powers who signed the
Tripartite Declaration of May,
1950, guar a n t e e i n g existing
The convention of the Miz- Arab-Israel borders to make
"unmistakably clear" that the
rachi adopted a.$3,050,000.bud-
get. for 1954, which includes criticism presently directed by
$1,000,000 for the Mizrachi- them against Israel is not to be
sponsored Bar-Ilan University construed as indication that they
in Israel. Rabbi Mordecai will tolerate. "continuation, and
Kirshblum was re-elected pres- extension of the Arab policy of
ident. „. marauding and violating Israel's
Resolutions adopted at the borders."
A trend toward "Jewish cul-
convention ask for the liberali-
zation of existing immigration tural suicide" among Jewish
laws in the United States; em- college students in the United

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Phil-
Stollman, president of De-
troit Mizrachi, w a s elected a
member-at-large of the nation-
al executive committe of Miz-
rachi Organization of America,
at the annual convention here.
His brother, Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
man, was re-elected a national
vice-president of Mizrachi. Dan-
iel Temchin, honorary president
of Detroit Mizrachi, • was re-
elected national co-chairman of
Mizrachi's education and expan-
sion fund.

States was reported at the con-
vention.

NEW PONTIAC DELUXE

"The cult of know-nothingness
with regard to Jewish heritage
is developing with alarming
Fully Equipped
speed among American Jewish
With Ra di a,
college students," Dr. Gershon
Churgin, secretary of the Miz-
Heater, etc:
rachi national education com-
mittee, reported. He called it a
"peril for the survival of Amer-
DELIVERED
ican Jewry as a creative group."
Only intensified Jewish educa-
tion on all levels can solve the
Be Sure to
problem, he said, urging the
See, and Ask
Mizrachi organization to devote
Only For
a maximum of its energies to
that task.
President Eisenhower, in a
message of greeting to the con-
at
vention, said: "In fostering
"1111® J. P. McGuire Inc. friendly relations between this
10450 Gd. River Ave. nation and Israel you are earn-
ing the gratitude of all who
TE. 4-4200
yearn for international peace."

$1995

8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 13, 1953

Stolarsky to Address
Histadral Program

.

1 :\.\\,TAV E - N mE ,T ill

•

, CHANUKAH

ozg

Mrs. Leo Mellen, of Sher-
On Wednesday, Dr. Abram L.
Sachar, president of Brandeis bourne Rd., book fund chair-
University, will be the guest of I man, advises that new book
honor at a. life membership tea
at the home of Mrs. Irving fu n d acknowledgments a n d
Goldberg, 17363 Pontchartrain cards have been designed, also
Dr., from 3 to 5 p.m.
a new book fund album to hold
Mrs. Sidney Solomon and Mrs. many more bookplates which
Ben Jones, life membership will be always on. display in the
chairmen, invite all life mem-
bers and those interested in be- library. The bookplates are in-
coming life members to attend. scribed with the names of the
Mrs. Samuel Aaron, president donors or ones memorialized
of the Detroit Committee, re- and honored.
An executive board meeting
ports that the total national an-
nual membership of the Worn- will be held at 10:30 a.m. Mon-_
en's Committee has reached day, at the home of Mrs. Harvey
nearly 40,000, with a life mem- Rattner, 25747 Hereford, Hunt-
' ington Woods.
bership total of 4,700.

WOodward 1 - 8500

ISRAEL STOLARSHY,

assist-

ant national secretary of Hista-

drut, will be guest speaker at a
special 30th anniversary concert
and program, sponsored by the
Detroit Israel Histadrut Cam-
paign at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in
the Central High School audi-
torium. Naomi Bat-Rachel, of Is-
rael and Menashe Oppenheim,
Yiddish artist, will be guest en-
tertainers. The annual pre-cam-
paign conference for canvassers
and delegates in the anual drive
will be held at 1:30 p.m., that
afternoon, in the Labor Zionist
Institute, 13722 Linwood.

,Ann Arbor Jewry
To Fete Zwerdlino-
-,
On 75th Birthday

, The Ann Arbor Jewish corn-
' munity will on Sunday pay trib-
lute to one of the leading figures
lin the community, 'Osias Zwerd-
ling, who will be celebrating his
I 75th birthday.
A reception is planned by the
Beth Israel Community Center
and the Bnai Brith Hillel Foun-
dation in the building they
jointly maintain—the Beth Is-
rael ComMunity Center, 1429
Hill St.
It was this building, which was
completed last year, that gave
Osias Zwerdling one of the ma-
jor thrills of his life. For 50
years an Ann Arbor resident and
leader of the community in that
city, he had yearned for the day
that a building would house a
Fine Medium Broad
synagogue and community cen-
ter.
Tempting... Wholesome..,
The first religious service of
the Beth Israel Synagogue was
held in the home of Mr. and
delicious... real home-made 1Mrs.
Zwerdling 40 years ago. In
1921, Beth Israel Synagogue was
flavor I Economical I I
' founded, and Zwerdling has
served as president since that
time.
In addition to his interest in
these
two organizations, Zwerd-
IlY THE BAKERS OF "OYEN,CRISP" UNSALTED} AIATIO11$ ling also participated in Bnai
Brith, is a member of the board
of the Zionist Organization of
Michigan, a leading figure in the
United Jewish Appeal and Bonds
for Israel and served as presi-
dent of the Michigan Synagogue
Council from 1941 to 1946.
Zwerdling's activities in the
general community include
presidency of the Ann Arbor
PTA, member of the YMCA
board and the executive com-
mittee of the Boy Scouts of
America in Ann Arbor.
Since 1921 he has been a mem-
ber of the board of directors of
give your family and friends 1*
the Ann Arbor Federal Savings
food-short Israel the most precious
and Loan Association. In 1941
gift of all
our government-
he was the chairman of the
United Service Organization in
approved, ration-five Scrip
Ann Arbor and served in that
Certificates, $10, $15, and $25, for
capacity until the end of the
their choice of Kosher foods is
war.
our Israel gift shops • or a
On Sunday, in the building he
certificate for your choice of seven
helped to build, Osias Zwerdling
Kw parcels, $10.50 to $38.50.
will be given many tributes for
the lifetime of work he has de-
voted to that cause and all
other undertakings which have
been dedicated to the advance-
ment of Judaism.
A souvenir book, to be signed
by all in attendance, and con-
taining letters and cards of con-
gratulations will be given to
Zwerdling as a memento of the
occasion.
The Michigan Hillel Corpora-
tion already has honored Zwerd-
ISRAEL ENTERPRISES"
ling's birthday with a $1,000 gift
to the Ann Arbor Hillel Founda-
11820 Dexter Blvd., TO. 8-6896
tion, while the Wrigley Stores,
Inc. mailed a $5,000 check in
RELIABLE PACKAGE SERVICE
honor of Zwerdling to the Hillel
8917 Linwood Ave., TY. 8-2560
building fund.

SID GOROSH

Dr. Sachar to Be Guest of Brandeis Women

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ANNOUNCING

the opening of the

B nai David Adult Institute

for Jewish Studies

14th and Elmhurst Avenues

Beginning on Tuesday evening, Nov. 11 and every Tuesday

evening through March 23 (18 sessions). Classes start at
8 p.m.

Courses to be offered this year include:

BASIC HEBREW—for beginners in Hebrew reading.

JEWISH LITURGY—for the improvement of Hebrew
reading and understanding of the Siddur.

"JEWISH LIFE"—a lecture and discussion course in-
tended to give an intelligent understanding of
the main rituals, customs and laws in Jewish
life. Conducted by Rabbi Hayim Donin.

Addition courses in Jewish History, Bible, Jewish Philosophy,
etc., will be included upon request.

REGISTRATION TUES., NOV. 17, 7-8 P.M.

registration fee $2 per person ($3 per couple)

OPEN TO BOTH MEN AND WOMEN

For the convenience of women, the same courses are being
offered EVERY 'WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON between 1 and
3 p.m. in cooperation with the Detroit Sisterhood of the
Woman's Branch — Union of Orthodox Jewish Cong.

ALL ARE WELCOME