Brandeis University Associates Plan A. F. Miller fo Address NCRAC Director Urges JWV Parley
Meeting on Sunday
Fourth Annual Dinner-Dance Nov. 15 ADL
Alexander F. Miller, national To Act in Middle Eastern Crisis

director of the community serv-
ice division of the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith, will
address the an-
nual meeting of
t h e Michigan
Regional Advis-
ory Board of
ADL, Sunday,
Oct. 30.
Mr. Miller, in
his official posi-
tion, is respon-
sible for the far-
flung activities
of ADL, and di-
rectly super-
vises the work A. F. Miller
of the 25. regional offices located
in each important sector of the
United States.
Information regarding the
meeting can be secured from the
ADL Michigan Regional Direc-
tor, Dr. Morton J. Sobel, 140
Cadillac Sq.., Detroit 26, Michi-
gan. WO 2-9686.

Meeting to make plans for the fourth annual Dinner-Dance
of the Brandeis University Associates, to be held Nov. 15, in the
Sheraton-Cadillac's Grand Ballroom, are, standing, left to right:
HAROLD MORRISON and HERBERT A. ARONSSON; seated,
JAMES WEINER, HERBERT G. BLUMBERG and GEORGE C.
GOLANTY. For tickets, call Marvin Alexander, TO. 9-7100.

Conservative Institute
Histadrut Gains
In Plan to Raise To Feature New Courses
Opening Tuesday
$62,000 by Nov. 16 At With
all of its courses oriented

Philip Goldstein, chairman of
the executive board of the De-
troit Histadrut Campaign, re-
ported this week that all com-
mittees are proceeding with
plans to raise $62,000 by Nov. 16,
the - official opening of the drive,
at a banquet at Hotel Statler as
a farewell to Isaac Hamlin.
Mr, Hamlin, for 30 years the
national secretary of the Israel
Histadrut Campaign, is leaving
this country to take up residence
in Israel, and the $62,000 goal—.
$2,000 for each year of his serv-
ice—is intended as a farewell
tribute by his Detroit co-work-
ers in Labor Zionism.
Farband Division Chairman
Berl Hearshen, LZOA Division
Chairmen Laible Hoffmitz and
Evelyn Noveck and Organiza-
tions Division Chairmen Nathan
Rose, Morris Malin and Jack
Ormond have pledged maximum
support on behalf of their re-
spective groups. Original plans of
the Furniture Division, under the
chairmanship of Nathan H.
Shecter and Aaron Berg, also call
for completion of campaign ac-
tivity by Nov. 16.
The committee in charge of
banquet arrangements includes
Morris Lieberman, Thelma Zak,
Ben Harold, Phylis Pincus, Helen
Ring, William Selman, Morris
Malin and Israel Burnstein.
The committee handling the
sale of banquet tickets includes
Mrs. Bessie Berris, Jacob Glazer,
Samuel J. Greenberg, Adele Mon-
dry, Leonard Levin, J. B. Or-
mond, Isaac Litwak, Max Schul-
zinger, Morris Rose, Max Shmuk-
ler, David Sislin, Abraham Wein-
traub and Harry Gonte. Dele-
gates and representatives from
the many groups within the cam-
paign framework have been re-
quested to present all details of
the plan to their respective or-
ganizations before next Sunday,
when the executive board will
again meet to hear progress re-
ports,
Mr. Hamlin will be accom-
panied to Detroit by Dov Biegun,
his successor to the national
secretaryship, and the occasion
will be utilized formally to in-
troduce Mr. Biegun to the local
group.

Kay and Wilk Named
National Officers of
Technion Society

Leon Kay and Benjamin Wilk
have been elected to national
posts in the American Technion
Society.
Mr. Kay was re-elected a na-
tional vice-president of the or-
ganization, and Mr. Wilk was
elected to the national board of
directors, a post held by Mr.
Kay.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9

Friday, October 28, 1955

to the theme, "Invitation to Jew-
ish Learning," the fourth annual
Synagogue Adult Institute will
open for registration and classes
Tuesday evening, at the Adas
Shalom Synagogue, where all
classes will be held, it was an-
nounced by Rabbi Morris Adler,
chairman.

A faculty of rabbis and lay-
men will conduct courses in
Jewish literature, Bible, Jewish
concepts and ideas, modern Israel
and the prayerbook. There will
also be a special class in learning
to play the chalil, the • Israeli
flute.
Rabbi Benjamin Gorerlick will
conduct a class in "Selected
Readings From the Bible." Pas-
sages having particular rele-
vance to modern life and thought
will be examined from the point
of view of the best rabbinic and
modern commentators.
In accordance with numerous
requests, a class titled "Know
Your Prayerbook" will be con-
ducted by Rabbi Milton Arm.
Through discussions and reading,
students w ill become more
familiar with the structure and
the historic development of the
siddur.
A graded series of courses in
Hebrew reading, writing, and
conversation is also included in
the Institute curriculum.
Registration for the 20 con-
secutive Tuesday evenings is be-
ing accepted in the offices of the
five co-sponsoring synagogues,
Adas Shalom, Ahavas Achim,
Beth Aaron, Bnai Moshe, and
Shaarey Zedek.
Those who are not members
of the Conservative synagogues
may register at Adas Shalom
Synagogue, Curtis and Santa
Rosa, the evening classes will
begin.

Beth Shmuel to Honor
The Louis Leeboves

Members of Cong. Beth Shmuel
will tender a testimonial dinner
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Leebove at 7 p.m., Nov. 13, at
the synagogue, Dexter at Buena
Vista.
The occasion will celebrate Mr.
Leebove's 75th birthday and his
many contributions to the congre-
gation. Treasurer of Beth Shmuel
for several years, he has been
responsible for aiding the erec-
tion of the synagogue structure.
Greetings will be extended by
Rabbi Joseph Rabinowitz, Beth
Shmuel's spiritual leader, and
Rabbi Sydney K. Mossman will
be guest speaker. A number of
Orthodox leaders are expected
to be present at the affair.
Music will be furnished by
Sam Barnett's orchestra. For
reservations, call the synagogue
office, TE, 4-0777 or WE. 5-9107.

Direct JTA Teletype Wire
to The Jewish News

Rose, Sobel on Public
Instruction Committees

State Superintendent of Pub-
lic Instruction, Clair L. Taylor,
appointed Benjamin M. Rose of
Wyandotte and Morton J. Sobel
of Detroit to curriculum com-
mittees of his department.
Mr. Rose has been appointed
chairman of the Citizenship
Through Education Curriculum
Committee on which he has
served as a member for several
years.
Dr. Sobel has been appointed
a member of the curriculum corn-
mittee on Better Human Rela-
tions in Education.

Although Read,
Our Face Is Red

In newspaper jargon, a short
item of three or four lines used
to fill a column to avoid leaving
blank space is called a filler.
These items usually relate
timely, interesting or unusual
facts. The Jewish News fre-
quently uses quotes from the
Bible, the Talmud, other sources
of Jewish • literature and life
and from great men for its filler
material.
The other week, however, we
tripped ourselves up when we
used the following quotation:
"Who is wise? He that learns
from everyone. Who is power-
ful? He that governs his pas-
sions. Who is rich? He that is

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, — The
60th annual convention of the
Jewish War Veterans, scheduled
to continue here throughout the
week, is the largest in the Vet-
erans' groups history. The parley
also marks the 28th convention
of the group's Ladies Auxiliary.
Members of the JWV National
Executive Committee Monday
heard Isaiah Minkoff, executive
director of the National Com-
Munity Relations Advisory
Council, at a luncheon tendered
him.. Mr. Minkoff likened the
work of the Jewish Community
Relations groups to that of the
United Nations. He also stressed
the fact that in the East-West
conflict in the world today,
which he termed a _ conflict to
secure the adherence of the un-
committed Asian and African
peoples, Jewish community rela-
tions workers had a right to
consider every aspect of their
work a vital sector in the battle.
The Communists, he noted, ex-
ploited every lapse from the U.S.
own high standards in dealing
with minority group s. The
NCRAC leader also said that the
JWV, as veterans' groups
which recognize the importance
of this struggle, could alert.other

Mr. Minkoff also underscored
hi-s—contention that no one Jew-
ish agency could "go it alone" in
this field. No one agency, he
noted, could successfully set it.
self up at the arbiter of what
was best for the Jewish commun-
ity as a whole, nor did any such
single group have the Jewish
community "in its pocket."

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Although we had no com-
plaints on the content, several
people objected to the source.
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reader poipts out, he was him-
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THE DETROIT ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE

OFFICIAL OPENING

OF THE

ISRAEL
HISTADRUT
CAMPAIGN

1955-56 CAMPAIGN

WILL TAKE PLACE ON

WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1955

AT THE

"FAREWELL DINNER"

TO

ISAAC HAMLIN'

FORMER NATIONAL SECRETARY -

ISRAEL HISTADRUT CAMPAIGN

STATLER HOTEL

GRAND BALLROOM

WRITE

The Histadrut
3287 W. Davison

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