lowship Committee of the Israel
Medical Association are plan-
ning to attend the sixth annual
assembly on Monday, in Chi-
cago, announces Dr. Bernard
Weston, president of the Detroit
Chapter.
The meeting will coincide
with the first-day meeting of
the American Medical Society,
and will begin with a cocktail
party at 5:30 p.m., at the Hotel
Morrison. Dinner will follow
at 8 p.m.
Dr. Moshe Sherman, president
of the Israel Medical Associa-
tion from Tel Aviv, will address
the assembly. One of the orig-

boosting the prestige of Israel
physicians. This is his first visit
to the U. S.
Other participants will be Dr.
Morton J. Robbins, national
APFC president, who recently
returned from a visit of sev-
eral weeks in Israel; and Sim-
cha Pratt, Consul General of
Israel, who will extend greet-
ings.
Dr. George J. Mohr, dean of

for

STEPHEN POPEL, (standing) French chess grandmaster,
ponders over a move in his match with Dr. HOWARD B.
GABA, pictured with his son, Arthur, (right foreground).
While he lost this match to Dr. Gaba and others to Harry
Chester, Jerry Hughes, Philip Kolody and Andrew McKnight,
all members of the Center CheSs Club, Papel won 15 and drew
five others. The match was hell recently in the Center's D. W.
Simons branch.

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JNF to • Issue Tree Certificates
in Honor of Father's Day, June 17

The Jewish National Fund
will again issue tree certificates
in honor of Father's • Day, June
17, according to an announce-
ment this week by the JNF
office:
Certificates for trees planted

in Israel can be ordered im-
mediately by calling TO 8-7384,
or through JNF tree chairmen
of affiliated organizations.
The JNF Council, in its state-
ment, pointed out that "a grow-
ing tree is a living tribute to
every father. Let trees in Israel
honor or memorialize him."
In addition to serving as a
gift, the planting of trees helps
in the afforestation of the land
in Israel, the statement said.
Redemption and reclamation
of the land in-israel -.is vital
for two principal reasons, the
statement pointed out: the re-
construction of the land to fer-
tility and for protecting the in-
habitants of Israel settlements
from infiltrators.

SZ Men's Club
Wins Nat'l Honors

'ABRAHAM SATOVSKY
(right), newly-elected presi-
dent of the National Federa-
tion of Jewish Men's Clubs,
presents Dr. MAX LICHTER,
president of the Shaarey Zed-
ek Men's Club, with the na-
tion a 1 organization's top
award for "outstanding all-
around activities." The trophy
is given annually to one of
the 242-affiliated clubs.
* * *
Dr. Max L. Lichter was elect-
ed president of the Shaarey
Zedek's Men's Club at its recent
annual m e e t i n g, at which
a w a r d s were both presented
and received by the organiza-
tion.
The Men's Club Kiddush Cup
Awards were presented to the
following youth of the congre-
gation: Judith Serlin and Susan
King, 8th grade; Linda Reist-
man and Madelon -Klunover,
9th grade; Lorraine Forman and
Estelle Ring, 11th grade; and
Harriet Brookstein and Alan
Rosenthal, 12th grade.
Judith Katzman, Margery
Weingarden and Ronald Benson
were winners of the National
Federation of Jewish Men's
Club Medal.
In addition, Abraham Satov-
sky, himself a past president of
the Men's Club and now pres-
ident of the NFJMC, presented
Dr. Lichter , with a trophy for
being the outstanding g r o u p
among Conservative men's
clubs in the nation.
Elected with Dr. Lichter were
the following new Men's Club
officers: Abe Katzman, vice-
president; I. Murray Jacobs • and
George Parzen, secretaries; and
Harold Kukes, treasurer:

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Conservative Body Adds
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Ten new congregations . were
elected to membership in the
United Synagogue of America
at the May meeting of the or-
ganization's executive council.
Since the beginning of the
current year, 66 congregations
were admitted into the United
Synagogue, bringing to 559 the
number of affiliates.

of Psychoanalysis in Chicago,
will speak on "Some Medical
Perspectives in Israel."
There also will be an exhibit
of medical medallions from the
collection of the late Dr. Abra-
ham Levinson.
Dr. Weston urges all physi-
cians attending the AMA con-
vention to sign anytime during
the day at the APFC booth at
the parley.

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9-THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, June 8, 1956

French Chess Gran,dinaster Makes Local Physicians to Attend APFC Parley in Chicago
Detroit members of inal founders of the IMA, Dr. students and clinical professor
Enviable Record in Match at Center the Several
American Physicians Fel- Sherman is actively engaged in of psychiatry at the Institute