Farband Conference to Pay Tribute Israel Bond- WcimtIVAWard Chen Charms
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Mrs: Nathan Glenner, , Chen community the film, "On the lections
airman for the We-
to Three Departed Leaders
chairman of the Women's Di- Frontiers of Israel," narrated by inen'S*Division.

Friday, December 28, 1958 --

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ALEX NICHAMIN

For numerous contributions
they made to the Labor ZioniSt
movement in Detroit, memorial
plaques will be unveiled in trib-
ute to Morris S. Kramer, Alex
Nichamin and Israel M. Hertz.
The ceremony will be held
Sunday afternoon, in the Labor
Zionist Institute, when rooms
will be named for' each of' the
late leaders. _
The Kramer family will be
given. a framed certificate call-:
Mg attention to Mr. Kramer's•
special efforts for the Farband,
which he served for many
years, first as president of
Branch 79 and later as secre7•
tary of the Farband City Com-
mittee.
The ceremonies will be part
of a two-day Farband city con-
ference, to begin Saturday, in

vision for State of Israel Bonds
in Detroit, announces that Chen
Charms earned by the women
in the past few months will be
presented at a Sherry H o u r,
Thursday, Jan. -3, 1 p.m., at
Temple Israel.
This traditional , affair culmin-
ates the current activities as
well as serving as kick-off for
the 1997 cam-.
paign. All wo-
men i n= the
c ommunity
who are in-
terested in the
welfare of
Israel are in-
vited to this
exciting affair.
MORRIS S. KRAMER
This occasion
also will be
the Institute. Louis Segal, na-. an opportunity Mrs. Sperka
tional general secretary of the to see for the first time in our
order, will be principal speaker,
• At the dedication program
CHARLES M. SEGAL, for-
Sunday, Rabbi Morris Adler mer director of special features
Will be principal speaker, while of the American Jewish Com-
members of the Kramer, Nich- mittee,. has been appointed di-
amin and Hertz families also rector of public relations of
participate. Friends and col- Hadassah. He succeeds Bernard
leagues of the late leaders are Zamichow, who left to establish
invited.. to . attend.
his own public relations firm.

Israeli Woman Here
to' Address PW Council

Mrs. Batsheva Vilenski, cur-
rently on a six-month tour of
the U. S. and Canada, will ad-
dress cal
lo members of Pioneer
Women at a program planned
for Wednesday evening, in the
Labor Zionist Institute, 19161.
haefer.
Vilenski, director of the
vocationttraitiing program fcir
t h e Working
Women's Cow:1-
c 1 1 (Moatzot
Hapoalot)
Israel, will
speak on the
ithporta.nbe o I
work n o w
undertaken
in Israel by the
Council and
ow. its sister
organ ization
e r e, Pioneer
. .oinen, c a n
assist in these
Mrs. Vilenski projects.
Mrs. Frank Wasser, vice-presi-
dent of organization, will pre-
side, and introduce_ the guest
speaker. Mrs. Irving Turner,
Council president, will extend
greetings.
On Thursday morning, Mrs.
„Vilenski, who. has devoted her-
self to educational and employ-
ment problems of Israeli youth,
will meet with the Council's
executive board.
That afternoon, she will con-
elude her stay here by speak-
ing to new members at an inte-
gration tea, -under the co-chair-
manship ofMesdames Jack
on chairman, and
Stein, integrati
David • Shulman, membership
chairman. Mrs. Rebecca Cohen
and her social committee are
making arrangements for the
tea.

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Rabbi Frain to 'Officiate
at Goirernor's 'Inaugural

Dr. Leon Fram, rabbi of Tern-
ple Israel, will be in Lansing
on New Year's Day to officiate,
for the fifth time in succession,
at the inaugural ceremonies of
Gov. G. Mennen Williams.
Also swearing the Governor
into office at the State Capitol
building will be Rt. Rev, Rich-
ard Emrich, of the Episcopal
Church to which the governor
belongs, and a representative of
the Catholic church.
Rabbi Fram also officiated at
the inaugural of the late Gov.
Frank Murphy,

now! Enjoy

Edward G. Robinson. This stir-
ring documentary film, in color,
is record of outstanding growth
and development achieved by
the people • of Israel despite
great difficulties.
Mrs. Joshua Sperka will be
the guest speaker, on the sub-
ject, "Not Since 1948."
Chen the name of the Wo-
men's Army of Israel, is the
Hebrew word for charm and
has been adapted by the Na-
tional Women's Division as the
name for the organization which
is open to any woman who un-
dertakes to sell or buy $2,500 in
Israel Bonds. The solid gold
charms are symbolic of the
ancient Tirelve Tribes of Israel.
Mrs. Glenner will be • assisted
in presenting the charms by
Mrs. Philip Cutler, cash •col-

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